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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
FROFEsSIONAL.
nr Cornell

HAS opened an efiee al the store Of S. S.
II FRANKLIN, where he tenders bis pro-
kssssional services, TO the citizens Of Columbus
and is vicinity. February Is 1876.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
Livery Stable.

"HE subscriber thankful for past iavors,
n would respectfully inform the public that he
is still al his old stand, corner Of Market end WASH
ln1ton streets where every thing will be conducted
under his own suBerntendence, and moi surpassed
by any establishment Of .he kind in TIE South. He
has attached to ibaSiables, large Lots for the &C.
COMMUNICATION OF Sunk Drovers, Wagons, SC. with
good trough, and plenty Of Corn and Fodder, ats
fair price, S. b. ALLEN.
Columbus, Oct. g. 1893. ls.H
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16

The STATE cf.MisGssippi LoTndes County, S $
lOyID P. BROWN, Clerk Of The Circuit Court
Of Lnwlnles county aforesaid. do hereby cery that
Ibe above is iriU extract irou The minutes Of our
said mt IL relation 10 said cause. Given under
my hand and seal aoice, this the 18th day of Jan
uary, A. D. 1882
OVID r. BROWN, Clerk.
B!yI d. Montgomery d. c.
95-6w. Pr fee ga 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
AdvertIsements.



HAVING received the Agprcy Cor the Bank ,,i
n Il the State o. Alabama. az Tuscsloosa. IN No.
Bile, VIII open an olice early in October next. for
COMMISSION BUSINESS. TLis business viii
extend 10 tie sale ol eotiun, and other aTirlrs Of
produce or merchandise, cnn.sned 10 their address
a. W. IS 10 tie purchase 0i g,ods for their ricn,s
10 The inieuur. Prompt attention viii Be gwen 10
receiving and ioruaTdng merchandise.
CHAS. e. PITCHER.
DORlC S. BALL.
They refer 10
Col. VIM. Chisholm, Montgomery.
Roberl Jemson. TaIadrga
Hon. James Hill. Bib county.
Aaron Ready. Esq. Wrtumpkn.
joseph Babcoek, Esq. Cahawba.
Me- H... =. S 7. / W. Rocket, Ey'on.
W W% G G"ssar'n < Co. eoIumDn', Nj.
d. John L. Iindall, Aberdeen, MI.
R,btrl JemisoD. jr Piekens county
Hogan g. Lyon,
John o. CunmiDs,
Terrell Whitfield 4 Van Wyck, }Tuscaoosa.
Dennis Dent,
ALFRED Battle
Wilson & Strong, Norhpor.
+. {. Efs, Fairfield.
John s. Jem son, Sumter county.
w. 2. Gould, Greene county.
ID. G. Top, Grecn,bnrough.
Cook 4 Knrneeay, 'Tuscrloosa
Thomas II. Herndon, Erie.
Sept. IA. lone
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16

~ DICKINSON s A BOYKIN Ar.
AAs roRNEys AND CoUNsELLRs AT Law
Columbus, Mississippi. Dec. &c, ls36-23T
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16

1000 ALMANACS BY the hundred
100. single calculated for The merldsnU
Columbus, for sale at the Columbus Book Store
PFISTER 4 GOODWIN.
Columbus, Dec. 1888. QStf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16
Estrays Taken Up.

TAKEN up by Richard II. Brown, .
black horse, sixteen hands high, the lsti
ANGLE Of the leg, larger than the other, :
III white spot in his forehead. Appraised
- at seventy five dollars,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-02-16

SAenG OF L.owndes County.
pr fee SO so
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
Skeri6'S Sale.

By Of a Wayne Circuit Court, will
public Court Houss door in the
Of Csnevie. Wayne county. Indiana, Saturday the
18TH OF MAY between the hours of 10 O'Clock
IN and o'clock p, said day, the following real
undivided third part of fractional sec
ton 2f township H. range east, III said county; and
parts fractional and H. township l6, Ia
eps,, bounded follows beginning the south
Of said fraoiiofai "a, and running
thence and 81 lnks thence west 2l3 poles
and p links line of said fractional section =,
thence south II poles and 81 eest 2i3 poles and
q link. the place of beginning, nins about one
hundred And also, undivided third OF another
of said fractional section IL, and bounded as follows
beg inning the Southwest of said fractional
section and running thence north Joseph Rich's cor
tbs line of said last named fraction, thence
the old boundary line also said Rhs thence
sou,hwards with said old boundary line tho south
Of said fractional section | thence the
place OF beginning min. Sold TO
satisfy decree III Wayne Circuit Court favor OF
David H. Bula agains, Julian Cox.
r G. NOBLE, Sh'H w. C.
Ap.il 25th, 1899. l6--,s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
OMAN,S VEGETABLE PILLS.

offering this valuable medcina the public. the
i pretor has thought proper make known of the
of his compoundthe Extract of Boaesct
and Thoroug1wor, The vir'uous qualities o. this vcseta
b waswe known amonss, native tribes, and
exclusive medicine in many diseases has oe.n ntrodu-
ced extensively into practice throughout the United Sates
with less Substitution than with natives It's proper
ties numerous than other vrseia-
bic known. Thesc pills Called with proprety. an
UNIVERSAL MEDICINE from he nnttufs of diseases that
they they have cured persons, after having
been given up skifa physicians Ths ropretor feels
safe il warrantng his pill the Fever and Ague
Dyspepsia diseases of general debility. diseases incident to
mashy Places Cou and Svphaltic pains; Eevers
raj, and disorders. if taken according TO drec
These pills be taken by the mos, debilitaed-
will give strength the body and, all times,
all being ha nless powerful assistant of nature
The daily sales and numerous testimonials received, are
proof positive OF their and benehcial effects
might much and publish multiplicity Of cetl-
o. it is useless. My only request IS that
all, who have occasion medicine. may call and
give OMAN'S BONESET PILLS trial. bsing sat
ised the vir;ue and reputation of medicine
The pills easily taken. pain or sickness. and
universally have the desired effect.
N B. Agents wai ted in every and village
through thu West. where they already suppiIs,
fos The sale OF OHads B1e.et Pt 50 cent; is given
all Agents. Thirty pills in bo.--Price, % cents.
JoHS Williamson. i. the only authorised Agsns for
Richmond. Ia. whcre The pills may be had.
C. q. WALKER. Camden. Oaio
SrEPHESs s. wilson. Eaton. Ohio
J. GsrTISas, Censr.ville, Ia.
NJ E. REEVES, Washington. Ia.
REEVES & BaorHER. His scrsto IN. le.
BENJAMIN CoSKLIS, Cambridge City, Ia
Onsdn's Principal Once 7srd street. oetreen Nam
and WaLaaks streets. CINCINNATI, Ohio
TNo Apo,heearv. Druggist, OF Pedlar is ever au:ho-
rised TO sell Onan's Pills. GEO H. OMAN.
Cincinnati, April ~, 1889 1861
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

ME of tho Of John Wright,
l. deceased, iaso of Milton, Wayne county, Indiana.
Will expose public sale in said town. MONDAY, the
9Th day OF MAY following Real Estate, wit:
Lot No IN Block 3, Whieh there II tro good store
houses, and dpeLin house, and IN the most 6usine's
part Ne to,on 7pari 81 lot M. B. block No 2
'cie there frat rate and ,vcH ftiaed store house
three ,toles high Lot No 6. in block B. h rins Il q
dneiiiag house pfea'anHy situated far d~eas Lots
and Gerry due!ng and the ,eees'sry outt,aLd
ings-.4LSO--.4 number of raeant lots handsop7sly
Initiated imn,edasey the Cam! and Barn. ceA eoie-
lated for b,siness or dreAing..
Terms will ice liberal, and particularly made known
tbs day of sale To those acquainted with the property
minus is unnecessary: nut those
have visited Mton il is but justice that il 10
Aou.ng town, situated upon and N. head of the
Whte. canal, surrounded by denssly settled popua
ton, fertile soil thore is the and excellent
power Any person wishing purchase property OF the
above description will find ibis 10 he chance for safe
investment; and speculation. :
BASIL BRIGIITwELL, Exseuur.
March 30;h, 1899. l2-0
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
SIscriE's Sale.

BY virta. OF execution directed from the
Wayne Circuit Court, viii exposs public sails the
Cour, House doar OF Ceairesille Wayne coun-
w Indiana, Saturday the ls,h day of MAY n.x; be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock a and O'Clock D. m,
on said day, the following property to wit house AMI
lot Borough OF Richmond, Wayn. county, Indiana
known beins numbered the
pa, of part of said Borough laid Of by John Smith
Taken execution the property Of John O'fiarsa al
r G. NOBLE, sb,G. W. c.
Ami, 35,h 1879 l6--fs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
EXTENSIVE vENDuE.

WILL. be ofsred at Public Sale a, tbs residence 81
the subsciher i'll the Borough of Richmond. on SA-
IukDAf the 9th very large and general assori
of HOUSEHOLD and III fCHEN FURNITURE,
such asMahogany. Cherry, and other kind of Tables:
one good Pano Forte Mahogany Side-board, one large
Egh, Clock. with second and month hands, (London
made) new brass Eight day Mantle Clock Chairs,
Sc Gilt and Mahogany frame Looking g Eases, Desk
and Bookcase. Brussels. in-rsn and Carpets Bed
.sads, Beds. Mahogany and and Cherry Bureaus, Work
stands. Nash-stands. variety of fine ohna Liverpool,
and Queensware, of fine Britannia ware, Glass
Tumblers Wine Glasses Decanses Candesticks, Brass
and common Androns, Shovel and longs, Cooking and
plate Stoves Boilers Saucepans Pots. Kettles. Flat
irons, Tin Earhen ware. Wash-subs buckets Two
barrels of superior Cider Vinegar, &c. &c.
Also, good year old colts, yearling colt,
cows, good of bees Philade pha rife
guns, large Map of Indiana Carriage
Horses carriage harness. Harrow. cul,ivato Wheel
harrow Shovel, Spaces Forks, and variety of tools and
Farming Utensils, &c.
All be sold, without upon lib.ra credit
Conditions made known the day of sale and sale
commence at 10 O'Clock, A NJ precisely.
JOSEPH PYLE.
Richmond. April 18th, 1880.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
ShPriHS Sale.

BY virtue Of Sun Try executions directed from tbs
Wayne Cr:ait e, will expose public sale at ,as
Court House the of Cen,rsvie. coun
y, Indiana, Saturday the eh day of May be-
the hours OF 10 O'Clock a and o'clock on
said day, the following props WIKI two lots or par
cells of ground in Boroogh of Richmond.
Wayne county, Inana, known by their being numhsrei
aud numbered ra, of tia, of said
Borough or Town laid of by Achilles Williams. Taken
the property of Joseph Grover the suit OF
Brown, Baily aaj others
T. G NOBLE, Sh'f, W. c.
Apri, IS h, 1889. l6-o.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

VIII be sold a. public sale, on Saturday. the 1l:h @!
May the late residence OF Ijaac Esiep grea;
variety of personal pfoPetys consisting Of humbar of
sheep, hogs feather BEDS five pair Of fancy
bedseads grea, variety of bedng Of which
new, complete OF china ware, and other Cupboard
ware, mahogany bureau cherry do. desk, china
window Curtains Carpe,s. Chairs, together
&c. &c. Sale 10 O'Clock.
Liberal creedi, will be given and made known
day OF sale,
JOHN VI. ESTEP.
ISAAC MELLENDER.
April 18Th. 1899,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

lV - - ~ ~ .@09
embracing great if not the GREATEST variety ever
in tn marasl the line OF Fancy anu nc
GOODS. many of which are of an entirely ne" sp. anu
quality TINS plain and the can alike BE- sui'e II "
prices and rsasonaoe terms Ihei' STOCK mas zen
than usual care from extensive hpofa
tons and late arrivals from the manafacsofes, ana con-
ssIs, part, of the following:
Super blue black, brorn. green. inrlsibte gTfrn,
steel mirs drab. dahlia. and cl.ret CLOTHS;
super Cadet mir., and Quern's oTn do;,
blue black, broarn, dru6, steel m'rf, and Cdae1
mirt CASSINERES; Queens otrn, Victoria,
and hair cord do blue, black. bro,rn, drab,
steel mirt. and Cadtf mirt CASSINET7S and
S47IINETTS; Cadet mirt, and Kentucky
JEANS; great rariety Of English and AHse-
rican Prints; Painted Musiins and Larns;
rich Mousselinr de Line Ca new article; figured
and plain Challey; BLACK, bro'rn. end drao.
Bombasine; rich figured do rich figured Po"H
de Sole. figured and plain Reps, Gro dc Afriqae'
de Naples SILK; ,riite and colorea Narcet-
line do; great variety Of Bonnet Silks; green
and black dotted Taulle; black plaid do Paris
nett, Linen Cambria, and Linen La'rn; hem
stitched Linen Cambria d Linen La~n H'dkt's
Pom de Cherry. Spun Silk, Black Lone, Grape,
Embos'd Chilly. Gause, Hprnnni, and Thite
Six Dress H'dk,f's.; EMBOSSED Merino, Chal!y.
and silk Casmere Shorls; Ladies' Crarats; Net
H'dk,f:s AMI Scarfs; figured Barage, Black
Lone, and Gnuze Wells; black and achfe Blond
do; rrtra Ponere, Bandanna, Fancy Corded,
and Choppas H,ndsercticfs; hit Grape; rich,
nrw style, Ribbons; striped Satin and fancy
Cap do Infants Caps: Frenciarorked Caps
and Collars; fancy Beltings; rich embroidered
Satin do; English and American Strdro Bon
nets; Cold. Tissue. and IuscJn do Misses
!Stra,D and Tuscan Borncts; Palm leaf Hats,
of ere-y quality; Victoria, French KID, and
Morocco Slippers, &c. &c.
ALSO--A new assortment of HARDWARE, embrace
lg som. excellent CUTLERY, &c: GROCERIES,,
lJEENSWARE, and almost every thing in the mercan-
il. line all of which their friends and the public
peafnly solicited call. examine and try heir articles
y Purchasing whatever they may want
Rrhmond, Fourth mo- 9th 1899. left
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

AW MOTTO E.-PARkER & GREEN
1 SAMUEL w. PARKER, OF Coanersvile, FNyesc,
ana j. w. GREEN, of Richmond, Wayne county, have
entered no copartnershp for The transaction OF civil h-
siness in Wayne Crcu, Court. All such business
trusted either will receive the join, attention of bcih
w Green continues his old stand door OF the
Bank still hopes receive his share of the pub
lie patronage. Master i'll Chanccfy he will admins
ter oahs, dspositons Of Deeds
mortgages, sc.
July i4sh. 1888. 27:tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

4 ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE AND SALE
"A The subscriber, having taken out letters Of Admins
the oil DaEisl Snow, dec all
indebted said forward and settle the
immediately AID those having claims against saio
pes.i, them legally authenticated for ssemen,
The is suppose be in.ovens fCSili be sold
paoiic sale, SATURDAY. ,as Ism of May, the
residence Of the subscriber il kchmon1, q Quantity OF
wearing apparel.
CHARLES CARTWRIGHT, Adrn's.
April 2?,h, 1899. l6:3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
RICHMOND FOUNDRY.

ME subscribers wish inform the public that they havs
entered into partnership under the and style Of
.NendeaH Foke e. WiHGms. for the Of carry-
Foundry Business varios branches the
foundry IN Richmond. They have employed good
and prepared fill orders at short notice.
They have patterns of the most improved kind for
Porer Looms, Spinning and Carding MaeAtas
Irons, Sau and Fzouring Mills. lats improve
n,ens. Superior Cooking and Parlor Stoves.
Ten and Screen Plate %. Fan Irons, and all
other articles usually made at such esfablisk.
nenks.
They hope being punesual in their snsasemsa, AID By
close application merit and receive share Of
JR. MENDEyHALL,
SIMPLIFY l. FOULKE.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
n B. A ssppiy Of PLOUGHs ready for sad ~as.
ran;ed good, kept for SAFE
March 30,h, 1885, In
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
New Esfablishmcnt.

TIME subscriber would respectfully inform the public
tha, he has commenced the saiding BUSINESS one
door Ovens oce where ne intends TO
fe,-. and keep constantly hand, all kinds of Sad.
dies Brides, Harness, &c. which he nsen!s 10 sell
low for the CASH He therefore hopes that by strict
,,s,,;o, IN business. and desire accommodate, that he
II rnert and rse~iye of a. public patronage =
- SAMCEL HOWARD Jones.
R;enncaS. March "a In
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
GREAT SALE OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.

ME most extensive and valuable sale of Dry GOODS,
Il &c, that has been offered of the mountains
will be commenced City Rooms, No POP,
Main street, TUESDAY, MORNING, Aprii 3O,h and
will be continued till the entire stock disposed Of
have arsady received invoices, which conss, of
large amount of staple and other desirable goods
sicuia.s OF which will be expressed in future bills
JOHNSTON, LITTLE & Co Auc'rs
N t. The aboys sale offers inducements % Country
Merchants which bu seldom demonstrating posi-
tive orders 10 sail the entire stock,
Cincinnati, April 14,h 1899.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
PU BLIC S ALE

WILL be sold a, PUBLIC VENDUE, on III. 10Th
w of the Fifth month the residence of the sub
scr5er miles of Richmond, variety of personal
property, consisting of a
Tuo horse Wagon. Turning Utensils, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. &c.
Sale 10 commence 10 O'Clock, A. NJ liberal eredi,
will be given; particulars made known of sale
THOMAS MOORE. Sen.
Fourth no. Goth, 1880. l5t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
II A Il EN- up.

DY JosEPH CREEK, of Blackford county. Harrison
township, Indiana. the 9th day of January last.
MULEY COW red white spotte1.-re red ears and
white faced marks brands percevabe: supposed 10
be years old. and appraised {, FlF TEEN
DOLLARS, hy iona than Cartrsht. and Jam.s w. Wier.
THOMAS MARKIN, J. r.
April 9th, 1880 Is :3w@
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
GREEN TREE HOTEL.

TTNfIE subscriber having purchased the stand
Gently owned AMI occupied by John Sinth, siIaatsd
National Road, three miles rf Richmond, 10
prepared veIlirg public with
stisfaction. His accommodations general will
bs good the county affords, and he intends to give
tbs his undivided attention, be hopes receive
Of patronage, with the that who IA
vor him with n call shnll go away dissatisfied.
His Richmond friends will al times be welcome.
AMOS CLAwSON.
april l3,h, 1882 l4--3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ME undersigned has taken letters of Admini.tra
ton IN the Est,ta of Judah Lewis, decea sed All
indebted the said hereby requested
mako payment: and all those having claims
gairst said them legally
within the limo prescribed law The supposed
20 be solvent
BARBARA ANN LEWIS.
Administrative.
Richmond, April 25th, 1899. l6-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
ADVERTISEMENTS.

C-rThe Young Mems Literary Association
viii meet on mex, Tuesday evening, (3Oih insi.) at
the usual place. Punctual attendance IS request
ed as business of Importance viii re transacted.
JESSE d. S!DDALL, Secretary.
April 9Th, 1889.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
'Ehe --latest News!

YENiE Subscribers having recently formed partnership
for purpose carrying the Merca business
in borough Richmond, and having received
fresh of goods consisting of Dry Goods, Hard
ware Queensware md Groceries: Also vaesy of School
Books Shaker wares, Stone and Potters besides
Morrison's and Brandreta's Pis,--they offer the
at reasonable pcss for cash, different kinds Of
country produce, the time being, represent
either az .heY Maine street, three doors of
Pal SAMUEL PIERCE.
ELIJAH TYLOR.
Ren-esentsd in the trim of PIERCE Il TY LOR
An ,.,so,. having accounts unsettled with s. PIERCE,
for good. sold ,hem please call the above firm and
nav the same will TO them be convenen
provided always such d, delay payment beyond
wear from time of purchase.
3rI month ~ 1889 IL SIN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
mge4s@DMD sgmguAmg.

ME Summer Term of this institution. will commence
4 on Monday, tho 1th day of May next, in tbs brick
building upon the public Tbs subscriber
undivided attention all conmitt.i his render
general satisfaction i'll branches which be des
The grea offset will BE- msrely learned scho-
lars buo lay the foundation for practical useful life
AND. for no attainment of This end that will
sued win the individual, which prepare him
especially fo- the department of life for which h.
desisne No individual taken for les, than quarter,
unless PARTICULAR reason. rendered. ft-rERMs
TorTIeN follows Reading Writing. ami Arithmetic,
lp.r sesion) $500; English Grammar and Geography,
$500 Mental. Moral, and Natural Philosophy Chemistry,
Botav ami Astronomy, $1,000: Algebra and higher
branches of Mathematics, with tbs ancient lang Ga
Tuition 10 be paid at the expiration Of each quarter
GEO. S REA.
Richmond, April 37th, 1899. l6:3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

TABINET FURNITURE-stephen Duncan, ha.
~ hnIsh.d and in his wa-e-roor general a.sorf-
Cabinet Ware consisting of Bureaus sis. dining
and beakfas; Tables plain and fancy Work and Candle
S;ands Beds,eads, of all patterns and sizes All made of
the best erias and by first wokmen Persons wish
ing purchase, will please call and his work All
articles in his line made - Order the sho-:e, notice
on moierass Coiins made and funerals attended
with pronlp,n-ss
Richmond, Feb. 9. 1899. rs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27

NTOTICE.-rh. Fire Engine COMPANY, Reliance, NJ
2,'w;l hold their annual meeting. the Waru
building, on Monday evening, April 18Th, 1888.
VIM S. FROST, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-04-27
GRAPE VINES FOR SALE.

THO F.1R-NERS & G.4RDE.ERS.-The sub
seribers have and offer for sale, ne lot 81
Ca,awba and Isabella Grape Vines--tns ssowsh Of ons
season. remarkably fine and healthy which were raised y
n, Csunb.lI Butler Co Ohio. IL 10 presumed thai ali
persons wishing improve the vaisabs fuits viii .
vail themselves of this opportunity
Richmond, Feb. 18th, 1889. 6-u
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For the ssPailadi,s,n
THE EARLY DEAD.

! THE EARLY DEAD.
| ny A. L. WRIGHT.
! This dead, the carly dead. how calm they sleep
| Within tho quiet precincts Of tho tomb,
While softly o'sr them wreaths of ivy crsep,
And ear,h's bsish, Aowsrs in gay beauty bloom,
| Nor yet lass bl-s, they who find ,hs.r graves,
! Where ocsan-bllows roll DER coral cages.
Q, could envy those who secure,
From wrecks and ,empes,s, life's stormy ssa,--
How swest is their rspose: th.y feel no moro
The hearts deep anguish that abias with ms,
As thoughts Of other years around me press,
In moments of tho SOULS dread lonsnsss.
Tbs dead, tn. early dead. who would choose
To shun long, y.ar., of toll and pain
To soaps This wsary life with all its woss,
Ana die, in early ,nnocenre, gain
quist resting plac. f,rsssr,--Sh,rs
Oar cherished friends, the loved and lost
Tbs dead, I'll. early dsad. 'Tis swe., to know
There is a land beyond life's ,earial food:
Where rivers bright, in endless sunshine glow,
And angels sing around In, throne Of God:
Whsrs ran om'd spirits join ths heavenly sh'ons,
And praises loud the joyful strains proong!
The Graveyard is 10 a holy place.
But surely should be place of dread;
love to loi,er round its walls, and
On memory's char, the unorgo,ten dead,
And listen 20 the passing winds, that
In silvery tones, to swell their rsquium.
o. how l love to contemplate the dead,
As memory gathers them from buried years
In all thsir purity; lustre she'd
On every trait of character: tho tears
They she'd in lie, all chased away ia smiles,
Bright as the sun-t groves OF southern isles.
'Tis good 20 think a thoss loved in youth,
Ere she cold world had blown its blis,,ns breath
On our affectons snd fsel the truth
And purity of all their virtues: Death
Is but ,hs curtain drawn, that hid the glow,
Or virtuous actions in this world below.
The dead, the early dead mourn no, for them,
Blu, JOY tina, they have fed this world of sin:
And free from all the angry storms of msn,
Chauns everlasting praises unto Him
Whose mercy snasched from the ills Of earth
To thar pure cline where anges have their birth.
Faye,,e county. Ia April, 1889.
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