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April ash, 1889.
Sherin''s Sale.

by virtue of deere Of the WAYNE (ircrt Coar; viii
expose A. public sale the Court House IN tow
Oh 1onirerile "Ayns eouny, Inliaaa, Saturday tas
18th day OF May besN OF 10 O'clock
N .nd O'Clock p said day, tbs FLOWING real
estate to wit, the undivided third part fractional
'on -. .o"shp "a, fanse east, in said counsy and
east, bounded as follows to beginning abe
east corner OF said fractional ~, running
thence porth II poles and 81 links, poles
and =! links to the line OF fractionaI section
thence south ~ poles and 81 link. al3 poles and
- hAs TO the place OF beginning. containing
hundred acres And also, undivided third OF another
part o said fractional section and Doubled as follows
10 W.T. beginning at the so''s- of said
section and running thence north Joseph Rch.
ner Oh the west line OF said last naed fraction, thence
east to the Old boundary line also said Rss corner ,hence
southwards with said old boundary line to the
corne- OF said fractional section thence west 70 rho
place OF beginning, containing acres Sold
oeefee IN the wayne Circuit Court dv5r o:
David ii. Bulla against Julian Cox
4. q. NOBLE, Sa'd w &.
April 25th, 1899. 10.
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PROBATE COURT.

EDs PALLADIUM;-Pieasen notice i'll your paper
that the Wayne Probate Court will commence on
Monday the 18th Of May instant, and will pro-
badly sit ,nrougu uo week. AS no court was
holden at the last regular term, it is essentially
necessary that Executors, Administrators, Guar
dams, Sc, should promptly attend to their respec-
tive duties at the ensuing term.
JOHN FINLEY, Clerk.
May LIST. 1889.
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Shcrin''s Sale.

b' virtue OF >tnitsy -Necciie,s directed
F" ayhs irrut Court VIII expose public Tho
o"Tt House door in tie Crnrrvs wav,s eou,-
~ Indiana, on Saturday the ls,h day May next,
tween the hour. o: ID O'Clock o'coek D. m OH
sNd day. me following property: wit. Two lots d.
ce!s OF ground IN the town Hoscnsh q. Hicha;ons
" ~ county, inlisna, known by their being numbered
ana TWO a. numbered on the plat of thar part Of said
Borough or town laid OF by Achilles Williams Takei
"a execution a. the property of Joseph Grover
Brown, Baily, and Others,
7. C. SoBfE, Sa'a, W. e.
April ash, 1889. i6-r
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TO THE PUBLIC.

4 T election of the stockholders in ''The Glenhope
IA anufac,ufin. Company held the l1th of the 4t
moath, (Apri1 1889, Joseph p. Plummer, William DIV
md Caleb Shreevc, elected directors for year
And a meeting of the directors elect, William Owen
elected President and William Bancroft Secretary.
CS1-The company ready to purchase all Ainds
of clean washed WOOL, for which the market prcs will
be given Persons having wool for sale, will please call
WIN O~en store Main street Richmond who viii!
purchase for the Company.
WIN BANCROFT.
Glenhope, Richmond Ia, 5,h lst. 1899 l7f
Jeffersonian copy.
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nAy-BonoUon ELECTION Oh MosDAr "hsT--i"e ''
having has boon handed for publications. "hieh
,..,.c,6x s,bm,sd for consideration of the citizens
Of Richmond
First Burgess, S. B. STANTON; Second Burgess }. K
MESDEsHALL High Constable, JAcoB SANDERS; Assessor
SAMUEL FIERCE; Treasurer, ELIJAH COFFIN.
Ms,nbers of Council.--Ist Hard: b. BaIoHrwELI,J w
lonpgS, RosExr Hit. ID Hard: w. l.. BRADY, JONI
MAULsBY, WILLIAM Cox. Sd Ward: LEVI hEERANs,
JsHN Salon, LAWN REED, WILLIAM Parry. 4M Vard
ArrrcUs SIDDALL, b. FuLGHUM, STEPHEN SWAIN.
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4 LExANDER.a-W WEEKLY MEssENCEn,

4 LExANDER,S WEEKLY MESSENGER, IL
n published svsy Wednesday, on Extra Imperial sizs
paper Of largest Glass; and of beautiful sextars, At
81 per an.ax subscriptions for ten doars It's con-
tents variety of subject and affords fs ear-
est and articles Of news, sossther with r.gu-
lar Supplies Of original ard sced eaeuiaied 20
reader il extensively useful and invariably inisresng-
WITHIN space Of eighteen months, I" circulation
has extended subsebss and sill On
to screase rapidly with Farmers, Mechanics Tessne
Arsxans Agrcusurisss. Mechanss, Manulac'afsFa aad
men of leisure every district Of tss u SasssAhonG
whom character fully ao2reeiated IL cee,dsd'y
and epafi.aly the cheapest family newspapsr - NE
World -.for.inx cLuss the Of feeei-ing
every week throughout tine valuable eopsndis q
and useful intelligence, for shs small Of ONE
DOLLAR. The Biographies Of Distinguished Amsriesv
Sasessen Patriots, which have given % much sasss-
faction to tbs Of Mssssness viii b eonnusS:
together Original Tales Essays and Fo1tJs s most
piouant and entertaining selections from The Bitter psfod'
cali. the works of The Aading winters -
and Poetry eontinsnt Of Eoops and nesi-
ees Of the popular and Fore Ltsrasuss d sns
dav-and every us maiasain tbs psssns nAss-
ing popularity which paper wdsy eessAec
Chants ALEXANDER,
A.h.nian BuiIdines, Frsntiia Plaes, PAii:dsips's-
April II, 1889.
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TAKE NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to the late firm of Lewis & Ward
hereby notified, that unless the several claims
said firm seIed, either by cash
before day june next, they will DO left
hands of proper collection. This indis
pen.able, and i'll positively be pursued. l, is therefore,
hoped the will be speedily closed in less dis
agreeable manner DANIEL WARD
Nav 4th, 1889. 11-5.
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SllcriG.x Sale.

by virtue OF execution directed from the
Nayns Ii:ea' Coars- y i'll public sale The
Coars House oo" IN the OF Centses ,ile Wayae
Inoiana, or Saturday 18Th of Nav nsx,
the hours OF 10 O'clock and O'Clock IN,
aid day. the following property ard
lot the Borough Of Richmond Wayne county, Indiana,
Known by being numbered Numbered
plat of tina, par, said Borough laid by john Smith
iaAen an execution \. the property g s,h: CHarsa At
The siii OF Stephen Duncan.
+. e. NOBLE, Sad. VIC.
APRIL 25ih 1888. l6--,s
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MICHIGAN SENAroR.-A joint resolution was
on the 18th instant, adopted by the Legislature
of Michigan, to 60 into an election for United
States Senator; whereupon MIR. SMITH, of Lena.
wee, introduced another resolution in tho House
declaring ALPHEus FELcH, Of Monroe, TO be duly
nominated on their part TO that office, which was
adopted: Yeas 81, Nays 20.
The resolution was Immediately transmitted
to the Senate, when it was moved that the name
of WARNER WING be substituted for that OF AZ
rHEus FETCH, which was lost by vote Of to 7 !;
and the resolution was thereupon laid on the ia
BILE.
So u was yet undetermined, at our latest &C
counts from Detroit, who was to have the honor
of representing the State of Michigan in the Sem
ate Of the United States for the next SIX years. in
the place Of Mr.. LYON, whose term Of service
expired on the third day Of March last.
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LNACH and every individual indebted the late firm of
IL Akin & Ward notified tina, their no, ID
accounts NOU in the hands OF .N3GfSYR.4 TIES
collection, and if they pais
of nne suit will be commenced ali paid
time Open also DO closed
previous said first of june will
mencsd them likewise. Ii hoped will
tended and thus the unpleasant,
DANIEL WARD.
May 3th, 1899. IFS
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For the Palladium.
THE CANAL.
MEssRs. EDrroRs-


THE CANAL.
MEsxs. EDITORS
IN union there is strength and, "in a
multitude OF eounsellors there is WISDOM The
ruth o. the hrst proposition has been amply illus
ua'ed' IN the events Of tho last six weeks.
Dur s"'sed efforts have accomplished task, once
"o''dered As hercuIean--as almost impossible
out upon one object, we have come forth. resolved
y conquer or die;" and, as always will be tho
''e whenever the energies Of free people ara
'no'"ed in any great cause, we have ,riumob.d
The second proposition, taken as an ,hs,r,c,
I. 80 uoden'abie; but the question is, will j,
:; 10 our instances for, you know, there
- '''p''oa to every general rule. We b.v.
: :. as many opinions, abou. tho cour,. ,,o,.,
pursued. . there are individurl, in comnu.
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RICEtlgNYD s3WIYAmy,

TIME Summer Term of ,h. institution, will
Il Monday, the 18th day of May next, brick
building the public The subscriber hopes by
undivided attention all committed his care render
general satisfaction branches which be desired
The object viii merely make learned acho
lars, bur 10 lay the foundation for practical and useful life
and, for the of this end will pur
sued with the individual, which may prepare him
especially for the department of life for which he may be
designed. Ne Individual taken less quarter
unless particular rendered G~rTERAs
(per session. $780, English Grammar and Geography,
$500; Mental Moral and Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Botany, and Astronomy. $1,000 Algebra and the higher
branches of with the ancient languages SI2
7iatior to b. paid at the expiration each quarter.
GEO. s. REA.
Richmond, April 9th, 1889. 6:3w
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS

Of the Richmond and BrookrIle Canal Company.
ME subscribers of the Stock said Canal, will plea
take notice that election will be held Richmond
Wayne co on the 18th day of June 10 O'Clock.
the purpose of electng directors said
company And subscriber voting proxy will DO required
TO present written authority from the for whom he
may claim By order of the commissioners
w. NJ. LEEDS, Secretary.
Fifth mo. 4.h, 1899 Amer copyl II IT.
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For the Palladium
WING CONVENTION

What say the Wings of the south part of the
district 10 convention, 10 be held at Winchester
on the first Monday in June, 10 nominate a snita-
bio candidate for Congress, in this district. The
adverse claims Of the several Wings spoken of
must be definitely settled, else defeat awaits us
as party at the coming contest; and we feel as
sured tina, no wing will for a moment hesitate TO
submit his claims 10 the test The north feels
anxious 10 have this matter settled The FEEDER
ais are up and doing; and this is no time for the
friends Of the CONSTITUTION to stand idle.
Let Old Wayne hold Convention Immediately,
and appoint delegates, and the rest will soon fol
low. My individual preference is James Rari-
den; but will support Martin NJ. Ray, any
other Wing that may be nominated, cordially.
A VOICE FROM THE NORTH.
In reply to the above, unable TO give
any definite information. As to the getting up
OF Convention doubt very much whether its
advantages would be equal to its trouble and cx-
Pense. Convention gotten up now, would,
without doubt nominate Mr.. Raridcn. General
McCarty is said to be candidate, and that he
will not abide the decision Of any owen lion that
can bo assembled short of the first Monday in
August; and we assured that Mr.. Ray, will
not be a candidate il both Rnriden and McCarty
ire in the field. Then, where will be the use Of
! Conventions What good would it cff.cli None.
This is our individual opinion, but presume no,
o give il as that Of the party. We are perfectly
Wiling a meeting should be had if deemed most |
xpedent.
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For the Palladium,

Before I saw Richmond, ] had frequently
heard of it as being a ,oleraby large town, for a
western or HoOshier town; hut new Ter heard q
word about the great natural advantages OF
the town. Most towns that possess the same a.
mount of natural advantages, are far more gen.
orally spoken Of abroad. Let me try 10 account
for it, About one half the population consists of
Friends alias Quakers. They are probably upon
the whole, the most quiet, peacoabie, and moral
sect in the Union: they are generally in easy
circumstances, in this place, and not disposed to
make much ado about accommodating wealth. If
they are in easy circumstances they seem to be
satisfied, and whatever may be their condition.
or their situation in life they say nothing about
it, they might possess property worth 100000
aud you might be with them long time before
you would know any thing OF It. ! think that
on the same principle the location ct their town
might be peculiarly advantageous, their natural
advantages unsurpassed, their artificial facilities
Of the highest order, and you might be among
them and hear nothing Of it. Richmond contains
, to thousand inhabitants, is situated the
National road, where it crosses the East branch
of the Whitewater. 1t is about 40 miles west Of
Dayton, 60 miles northwest Of Cincinnati, 80
north OF Brookville, and 6S miles east Of Indian |
apois. The land in the vicinity, is good as |
any in the state, is all tablc, that is, it is suf
fciently rolling TO drain it; but there is not an
acre in the vicinity, but what may BIO titled |
Water is good any in the state, and easily |
obtained. The manufacturing establishments OF
various kinds, are truely extensive already, and
they are improving them rapidly. They are Just
commencing canal from Richmond to Brook
vile, to intersect the Whitewater canal. The
inhabitants of Richmond have distinguished them
selves, in particular in subscribing stock. The
canal will be commenced by a company, and it
is expected will be completed by the state
think it would be great inj ustce in the legislature
to rithhold their assistance from the company in
constructing the work But l must pass on and
see if there are any more modern Edens in the
west. Stranger.
RICHMOND, WAYNE Co., IA.
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RS. HART, has just received from the the laee'
WI fashions which have been brought of and
plain ladies and bonnets She r.. ,l.o sale,
latest silk bonnets,
and variety of mienry. She viii also make order
article line short notice, and hand
style Shop Main street, opposite the National
Hotel. E. HART.
Richmond, May 4th, 1889. l7;f
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WOOL CARDING.

ME subscriber prepared to card quality OF
wool in first oder. His machines almost new,
having and still complete
His carder experienced workman and by application
business will be enabled make good rolls
chine the country His establishment is tho Middle
Fork, and a half miles from Richmond. His price 10
the charged nciyhboring factories Custom is
respectfully solicited
GARNER MENDENIALL.
Fifth month 18th, 1889. l7n
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S II r. A Y E d,

NROM the subscriber about hroe wesks red and
i white COW; shc is about years old, has a good
deal of white her belly legs and forhsad and carries
nor head low when she walks; away
time red and white yearling hsifer 1t supposed
aorth from Richmond. Any person giving informa-
ton that they may be found shall DO suitably
ted JOHN CHASE.
Richmond, May 1, 1899. 17tf
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RICHMOND AND FAIRHAVEN TURNPIKE.
The charter of the above named Turnpike
Road has been received, and the Commissioners
named therein, are: Robert Morrison, Joseph
Pyle, J. X. Mendenhall, Robert Hill, Jason Ham,
D. S. Evans, Benjamin Fulghum, d. d. Sloan,
Philip Ly brook, E. RaiIsback, Alexander Grimes,
and Daniel Clark, who are requested to meet in
Richmond, on Saturday next, the 18th inst. to
take necessary measures for the prosecution of
the work. A full and punctual attendance is
Quested
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Il A X EN- UP.

(f JOSEPH CREEK, of Biaekford county, Harrisoa
township, Indiana, the 9th day January last,
Mu LEY COW red white Spotted rod ears ard
white faced MARKS or brands peceivahle: SUPPOSED To
De seven or eight old, and appraised FIFTEEN
OoiLARs, by Jonathan Cartrisht, and Jane. W. wer
THOMAS MARkIN, J.r.
April 9th, 1899. l6 I've
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Sole and Upper Leather,

I<ALF, Seal. Lining. and Binding SKINS: Mem.
~ and Women's MOROCCO, with a large as.os,nen,
OF PADo SKINS just received, and for sale by
EDMUND EVANS SON
S. ". Corner Of .T1,a and Market sss,
RIcHMoSn, ISoIA~A
F fih-mon;h 4th, 1889. l,,f
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New ORLEANS April 20.

New ORLEANS April 20.
Pork-The sales Of the week show some Inn
provemen, in the demand. but we have no change
in prices. our quotations remaining at $50 %
AL so for mess; II 5OalS for prime. Mess q.
500. Bulk pork, the sales have been heavy at
prices ranging from st to ~ for hog round
These quotations will be found to embrace the
highes. limits at which sales have been effected.
The receipts of the week are S66S bbs. to $40
bbls. exported. Bulk pork arrived during the
last four days in the week. l,lS5,6OO lbs. to
10000 do exported during the same period.
F1our.-The price Of flour has fuctuated some
what during the week-commencing at So 90
and submitting 10 a decline of 5 cts per barrel
about the middle Of the week. Some few sales
were reported at Sc. During the last two days
prices have again advanced, and we now quote :;
Sc 37a6 so as the rates of yesterdays sales
Holders are more firm and are anticipating some
further advance. The sales of the week show
an improved demand Arrived 20, 7S3 bbIs.-I
Exported IlO,2sO bb.s
Lord.-The stocks has been somewhat redu-
ced, and there is fail demand, and sales made
at lOa1l. Arrived 1875 kegs, 794 bbls. and
half bbs. Exported 234O kegs, rs barrels and
half barrels.
Bacon.-There is a moderate demand at our
last quoted prices, viz: hams 1OalOs; sides ga
81 shoulders 7a7s. Arrived yesterday d 900 lbs.
Whiskey-We note no change in this article.
The demand continues fair at 44a45 cts. for recti-
led. Common, none IN market. Arrived this
week 203S bbls. Exported $50 do.
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We are authorized to announce the Hon.
JAMES RARIDEN, as n candidate for reelection TO
Congress, at the ensuing election in August next.
We are authorized to announce MARTIN
NJ RAY, Esq, of Cen,revilie, as candidate tor
Congress, ut the next August election.
h.rWe are authorized and requested 10 an
nounce GEORGE W. WHITMAN, Esq. OF Cambridge
city, as a candidate for the lower branch Of the
State Legislature.
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OH @ q u a BE
General Commission Agency,


! Joseph WILLIAMS, late of Indiana. and for some
time resident of city ,oers his services
southern Merchants for the purchase of all descrip-
ton of GOODS this city and New York. From his
innate acquaintance Markets and by remaining
here and keeping himself well advised of thing
ena purchase than those merchants
the City bu: twice year Also, having
been tho thinks he make such seisc
sons regards styles and qualities. will render entire
who favor him with their orders
Merchants avans themselves of this mode of purchasing
their goods will and avoid the and
travelling Those ordering wSpleass state the term.
and time which they wish 20 buy Also names OF
Houses where they heretofore purchased.
Commission. for purchasing, usuring and forwarding,
On all amounts $4,000 - per cent
.sads. '"1' JOSEPH H1LLLa.Ms,
Refer. to No. 25 Church Alley.
MIc.JAH T. WILLIAMS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
HADLEr & CARPENTER, Wilmington, Ohio
STRArTAS REEVES,
A. &. BLANCHARD,
ACHILLES WILLIAMS. Richmond, Indiana.
BASIL BRiGHTwELL,
fKv1S REED & BROTHER.
JOHN vAwrER. Vernon, Indiana
Hox. JAMES RARrDES. Cen,rerine, Indiana
0. H. SMITH, Connersvihe, Indiana.
M M0o,E 4 FL H LOIS Milton, Indiana
JESSE l.. WILLIAMS, c. E. Indianapolis, Indiana
JAMES WooDs, knighsssown, Indiana
Col c. P. ]. ARioS, Madison, Indiana
Col. JESSE WILLIAMS, Burlington, Iowa Territory.
81: ssi ssssl-, r'''.''''A'.
S A. fletcher, Ind ianaP polls, Indiana
May 4th, 1883. II"
MAGISTRATES BLANKS, jus. printed on good
49, s~Re P1yre nRy
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y Office.

VTNHE Stockholders in Richmond Trading and Man
ufac.urins Company are hereby notified tina. an Eec
ZION Directors the business Of te nsti
tuition ensuing will be held q: their office III Rich
rncnt the third Gay Of jun next.
JNO HAINES. Secretary
Richmond May 4,h, 1889. JEFF, copy us,
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"Come let us reason together" in or
der to do this, it Is only necessary that few vii
lage Observation-Disclosures, lawyers, SC. shall
meet together, entirely BY accident of coay.e'-
[CeciI Wing and Jetersonian.
'That's reason amt it!'' as the feler said ven
he picked up pinchin' bag.
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NOTICE.

ME undersigned has taken letters Of Adminsra.
Il ton OH the Estate of Judah Lewis dscea Sod. All
indebted the said hereby REQ
make immediate payment; and all those having
gainst the said them legally
within the prescribed law. The sstate 10
be solvent
BARBARA ANN LEWIS
Admnistratix.
Richmond, April 25ih, 1899. 1853,
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o. Ne.cs from Washington City.-It is rum
ored that the editorial department of the Jetfer-
sonian is to be placed in other hands-that Lynde
Elliott is to be superseded by J w. Borden. "Go
ye e,iPples!f"
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SS6,572,t6
900 may be considered among the availables; all
due within eighteen months.
Ii is with much pleasure are able to make
such favorable exhibit, and we invite all stock
holders to call and examine the Books, for fuller
explanation. Being satisfied that all concerned.
may be convinced that by calling in the balance
of stock it becomes due, that they will be able
still to divide reasonable per cent, and have
ample means to make valuable Improvements.
With respect, l am &c.
J. X. MENDENfIALL.
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PU BLIC s ALE.

XKyILI. be sold PUBLIC pE.NDLE, on the 10Th
w of the Fifth month the residence Of the sub
scrber mics of Richmond variety Of personal
property, consisting Of
Tiro horse Wagon. Farming Utensils, Hossehold
and Kitchen Furniture, &c &c.
Sale TO commence 10 o'ciock. A. VI. bsrai ersd,
will be gwen particulars made known day of SALE
THOMAS MOORE. Sem
Fourth mo- 20,h, 1888. 1Ju
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

VIE unnerssned Executor Wright,
deceased, late of Milton, Wayne county, India M,
WIZ expose al public sale said town. MONDAY, the
9th day OF MAY next, following Real Estate to wit:
Lot No l. IN Block 3, rich there tteo good ,foye
houses, and dmeili,,g house, and The most 6use,s
part Of focn 7part Of lot No. s. block No. 2 On
cieh there a Grst rate and .ceH 6ni.ed ,.re I",s..
Mree 'to,e' HIGH Lot No 6, in block J. h. rias on il
d.cef'ng house, pea'anHy sttuated for d~eHi,g Lots
Nos and IN black :, schich there den rabic
and rery eo,.re"'ent daces aud the neeessary ostts
'ns"-.4LSO---7 number Of paeanf lots Handsomely
Inflated Immediately the Canal BARN. secA coIc-
lated for busiress dueHings.
Terms WI" he LIBERAL and particularly made knowN
on the day of SALE To those acquainted property,
more minute desfrip.on is nut those who
have never visited Mton il is but justice say that
1ourisinS town, situated upon and head
Whitewater canal surrounded by densey settled popula
fions AS fertile soil there
Ter power Any wishing purchase property
above description, viii Ind his he a chance a
nvestment and speculation
BASIL BRIGIITWELL, Executor.
March 30th, 1929 l1-.s