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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16
TIE JEFFERS OMAN ABROAD.

We copy the following article from the Con-
aersvhle Waichman, and thank our neichbor
Stewart, for the spirit he maailests in NOTICING
The organ OF Van Burcnism in this Congressio.,al
D's'f'ct We assure him he has no, mistaken
a.fdc'er was gotten up for the purpose
"''as taat which nom an OF responsibility or
nohest intentions towards his country. could be
suho wiling TO do 1t was established bv of.
F's "ofaerS under the general government and
a"Sfs asptants Tor Executive and party favors.
Di'iiei heid, Register at Fort Wayne, James w
Do'oen, fostmaster in this place, and we believe
'ohn Spencer, Receiver at Fort Wayne. and ]
ninth, Postmaster at Winchester. are or were
s'ock holders in the concern, and others a. the
spring elan contributed largely 10 its estsb-
lsnt Add to this the money received by our
'lehd Elliott from the Globe office, and YOU have
"' Pa'ronnge and the sustaining power of the
.'H'efn. What can BIO expected from such a
""'ns grown proud upon the pap of Executive
'of, but dtctdtion and prescription? Nothing
.4a' The proprietors of this establishment, are
! 'oio and only persons engaged in getting up
: proposed oiiice holders convention, to be held
ace'own, there cannot be a doubt |, is to at
"ea tor their benefit alone, and If the hon
! p''"on OF the Van Buren, party should open
- Eyes to the frauds and management that
anu Will be attempted TO be imposed
o"' 'ney will Indignantly crush il to the
s.'sau'l and send the minions of Canine,
~s.. .u'iVe power back TO the place from
eo,.. 'ney came Will the Democracy Of this
h.. permit political Missionaries, to die.
Aooe., "em' They will not. Already are tho
can;.. portion OF ths administration party be-
a. =. '<sussed at their impudence and arc
a., one leaving the ranks the of
i ,a 1 ney persist in their presen, cours. ,.n,
aadr.d. hv ave cav. 'nem-and if continued long
u yo,a oy hundreds will join the opps,oion
4ssa ,,s a'ns' the leaders who &C, only from
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

Tho last number OF the Jeticrsonian contain
some charges against the ''System men, which
not exactly the facts OF the case; but we have
not room To reply to all the trash and slang the
sditorIai columns of that sheet contain; therefore,
will merely ask friend Elliott to provo that
tho System men" ever advocated ''smutane-
ous prosecutiton of the public works to compile
ion.' If file of the Palladium will he Of any
help 70 you, friend Elliott, it is at your service.
Now, while think of it, friend Elliott, Jus
"fork over'' that file Of the Cecil Wig.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

- all measures gotten up, relating 10
h,x. been 10 Cypress, instead of protecting
,r .Ths whole moneycd interest Is against
Where is the moueyed interest equal 70 the
-.,ue Of the u. Statesy Who has that! and who
!. "a advance AID sustain the partys Who
--.nders millions by millions upon profiigate
100. 70 control elections! Who, by the mo-
..5 interest Of their party, establish printing
....es-buy up wenk minded and perfidious men,
s !, tho bidding OF the leaders, The office ho'-
-, The party Mr.. Elliott works for.
Raj. the "Farmers, the Mechanics, and the /
..o,ers are for u.s. Will friend Elliott look over
r.,ne county, and see if the Farmers are all van
i a.rsa meni Arc all the Mechanics IN wayne
,.uuty with MIR. Elliott in politics! Are the Id
,.rsi. all Administration men! lhey are, as fif
- acouaintance extends,-a we presume,
~ 1 residence Of 16 years would give US as an
/ .s.ns,vc n knowledge Of the farmers, mechanics
a ",aborers'' Of this county, Is months has
a,eu Mr. EIio,t,-all Democrats; but not such
.mocrats Mr.. Elliott aud his file leaders are.
lat Who are these GA BoRERs," that our neighbor
,,,,es about so much2 In Republican Govern
neat, administered on democratic principles
,hosn not this term "iaborers" embrace all mem
srs Of society. We, in this western country
ave been accustomed TO zee all men "labor,
8,od boast of their title of "Iaborcrs." Of late
,.ars, however, an occas iona drone has emigrateC
tom tho precincts of Washington City, and th
sale Of the Albany Regency, who spurn the title
ne W tangled theory of Democracy Is their con
aant theme; retailing abuse upon the people /
heir business, and the money raised from the in
ss,ry Of the ''laborers' is their pay. Why ar
not the merchants ''laborersw Neighhor Eliiot
aok a, the merchants in this town, and then loo
Il the same number Of men, who mos. interes
I'd in sustaining your office and paper Whic
f,he two set are the '.Iaborng'' classa You car
no, but say the merchants. Look at your fellow
mechanics-aro they not ''loborers?' Then VIII
his distinction, 1t is to excite prcladices in tn
minds Of the uniformed. We, too, m
shanic-a mechanic of seven years appreciate
ship-but claim for il no distinction from the re
flour iellow-citizcns. The farmer, the merchan
he mechanic, the lawyer, the doctor, are all n
sssary-arc all slaborcrs." They all labor f
Inc con venience of each o,her-ihey are all llnl
in The grand chain of social and domestic econ
n.y. 10 TINS, however, peEHi' us " tahe ofc Z
cep,ion-the professed politician. He who, wit
out any merit Of his own, and without any taler
hopes and eudcavors TO gam office by intrig
and management. Such men a curse TO a,
community, in which they may practice tho
chicancry. Their ambition will lead them To
criGce honor, aad every thing else To crafty tn,
wicked propensiies, and desire for power. A
ifchance should give them authority, they use
with an eye To further promotion, regardless
their country's interests the rights of the
fellow citizens.
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NEW ORLEA y S NJ A K h r L.
January 20, 1889

} a n ia 20, 1902
Yesterday, we are happy to say, there was
.o,hor !, decline in western produce. no altera-
ton of any moment has taken place IN Pr'cos'
the quality of western produce arrived mas peea
,amarkably large within the last few days.
SUGAR-Sales of 500 hhds, from 10 ot
dull. oo 900 .u,, -,
,n,,,ion at 2oc,s. we understand that sales can
be effected at 2lcts. per gallon, which has been
offered freely On tho lesee
FLOUR-Sales of 1900 bbis sold at $40
per Dbl. D- ,ho
! BACON, PORK s. LARD-Prices on The
decline. No sales Of large ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ian.
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RALTIM Nj 4 K X T. L
Eeb ruary 1879.

FLOUR-City Mls-There have been no
large operations since our last report ana prices
continue the same Holders generally hrm at
es so though we hear of a small sale yesterday
At SS,25. -.
GLOVER SEEDING quote at $ll 10 -
FLAXSEED, from wagons, 81 so ,62t from
stores 81, go and LIS.
BACON-Western, hog round, IL cents; dnti'
IARD-Sales at u cents, cash; on tine, II.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

Indeed, doubt whether any state in the
Union has been much more efficiently represented
than Indiana, while enjoying the services of her
Boon, her Hendricks - efiersonian.
What bur'esque on common sense! 'Ifcr
Boom humph! 81 glory in being dog, to wear
the collar of such man as Jackson .!r' "Her
HendrickS!r BETTER LET 1T BEL"
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NOTE BY THE PUBLISHERS.

Tse publication of paper the character the SCHOOL,
MASTER purpoed be- has long bsen desired by some OF
our citizens believing ourselves that II may De made
great utility the community general and the young
e portion PARTICULAR have determined TO commence
III. publication, which Inc above IS the prospectus e
solicit for it patronage commensurate with IT'S merits
will he published on half Medium, of tho best quality,
good type and handsome style OF typogFa-
phv. TERMS dollar, per annum. 1t will be comment
subscribers Obtained
HOLLOWAY 81 DAVIS.
Richmond. Ind. Feb. 13, 1889. ito
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PROSP ECTJS
Of paper to be published al R'c1o"@ ersry ''eck
to be culled the
FAMILY SCHOOL In ASTER.

The object aimed at by tia publication OF the aooEe
named papsr, its readers such moral, l
erary nfona zion, hoped, will aug
men, their domestic social comforts times the
amount their subscription Its preenons not SPLEEN
did they good There is much that such paper
this is designed to be, can accomplish, winch cannot con-
venety brought about other way It's lntend
explain popular and instructive ways many daily
phenomena kitchen. the garden the workshop, the
frame the things of earth, air I'D water to be
any approPfate enquiries, and their respect
i've answers to elevate standard of sentiment above
vulgar preudces to strengthen the tone oil mora
for useful information The first few numbers will perhaps
give opinion Of its character, than anything
can the compass of brief prospectus we
venture hope, after acquaintance with our
weekly stor, will b. received welcome inmate of
every reading family III the borough
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

CSa,e of Town Lots, in addition to hniShis >
tovu-Ihe Subscriber will offer at public sale, on the
PREMISES on 4th day of March, 1882 number OF Log,
laid GU. in knightston at the cest eIi O s1
tr q, both sides Cumberland Road; the sale to
continue from day day until completed ne subscriber
unnecessary trouble The plolic win
knghtstown situated the west bank OF Blue RIVER
beautiful high and healthy ttation surrounded win me
sl and m healthy country % miles east of Indianapolis
on both sides great Cumberland Road WIN pdier
cer convenient sufficient Prope any description oil
nachip.ry whatever In knightsown possesses as
many advantages inland in the western coun-
such as have advantage of high grading, deep
cuts, Siamese Twins, &c.
| TERWS OF S4LE-The purchaser will be required
70 INV IN three eaIa nstalments6, II, and Is months
! w NJ. CARY, Proprietor.
! knghtstown. Feb. 8, 1882 Do
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of sundry executions,
- directed. from the Wayne Circuit Court, will
expose public sale, the prsmises Borough Of
Richmond Wayne county, Indiana, Tuesday the Is.h
day Of February between the hours Of 10
wiz Lots No. 142 14e and l49, In. bio.
Of that Of the Borough of Richmond, laid of ~ John
Smith. ALso-One half Acre Of Ground, adjoining the
ALso-Three hundred Pleugas; One Mule win
hundred and sixtyeighf Spindes. Ca.dns
Machines Taken in Execution property Edmund
Grover and CO. the suit of James Baidrdge and Others
very LIBERAL crei, viii % given by agreement Of tn.
parties.
T. G. NOBLE, Sheriff VIC
January 23 1880. ,.-3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16
January l 1889.

ftABINET FURNITURE.-stephen Duncan, has
~ finished, aud now in his general assort
OF Cabinet consisting of Bureaus se dining,
and breakfast Tables plain and fancy Work and Candle
Stands; Bedstsads, of all patterns and All made
the best materials and by first worknen. Persons
ing purchase, will please call and examins his work All
articles his line made ORDER the notice.
moderate terms Collins made and funerals ideG
with promptness
Richmond, Feb. Q, 1880 IT'S
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nONT LOOK AT THIS!-Ths subscriber wishes 10
l JSEIL or RENT Immediately two public OF MON
EY-MAkING ESTABLISHMENTS, and two COM
Portable Dwelling houses, Main Street. and opposite the
Court and Market Houses, il the city of Ia
Application must be made in February 1889, The av
Stand Coffee House. and before, the fifteenth OF
March Dwellings, by letter at Centre
vile, Way county, Ia; and but good, quallhed
men need apply.
JAMES b. RAY.
Jan % 1899 5tf-
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A DMINIsTRAToR'S SALE " i'll be sold On Sat
urday, the ID day of March, next, at the late resi-
of John Broca deceased, all the PERSONAL siiaie OF
said cecedent consisting OF CO" am call
Sheep Corn Hogs one stove, and other Household and
Kitchen furniture, Farming utensils &c. Sale to com
O'Clock The usual credit viii be given, and
all the particulars made known on the day of sale.
PETER SMITH, .1dnsr.
Feb. 9th 1889 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

TRUSTEES SALE, For BENEFIT OF THE
CREDIToRs OF TaoRSBURY, HAYNES, 4 Co.." Ill
be offered or sale, Wednesday the 20h of this month";
premises all the articles not previously sold os
longing the Richmond Foundry conceFn,consistng OF
PIOUGHS, STOVES, MILL IRONS, MACHINERY
LATIIES, and various CASTINGS, and other value re
articles numerous A credit, until the hrsi
day January will be given sums over len oo-
lars, BY giving and approved security.
D. p. WIGGINS. - ~
| Richmond Feb. 9th 1899
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

tNAECoIoRS SALE will expose at public sa Ie on
Saturday the 23d day of February at the la,s
residence OF John NcLane SEN deceased tho town OF
Richmond the personal property of deceased consist
ing IN part Of Stove Saddle. Reddpy
one Bureau, one Cupboard, lot of Books one silver
Watch, and other articles tedious to mention Grad
IT OF SIX months VIII be given all two doll
the purchaser giving MS with approved security
LEWIS McLANE, Executor
January 2S 1889. A.,
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, -i>e of the friends of African Col
~ -; an 49,. ni., re Warner Building,
Thursday evening next, at early. Hgn''
February l6, 1889
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

INJECTOR 7. ]. COOLEY. offers his professional ser
vices the inhabitants of Richmond and vicinity
Residence side of Main first door west
L. Reeds Drug Store REFERENCE: ]. NJ. S,atbuck, NJ
d. R. Cogey NJ D.. and II. +. Reid, A. B., of Lbsr,y
u. Casterline, VI d. of Fairfield: T. w. Coescot,. NJ D.,
of BrookvilIe Doctor Mason. of Connsrsvile r. Long
Robert john E Barwick, Nathan Brown, and j. A Mat
SON. Esqrs, of Brookville.
February 9, 1889. St.
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VINO ARE THE ToRIEs?-Ruel Williams. latelv
reelected TO the United States Senate by the Lo-
GO g., + oco Legislature OF Maine, 'aided (says the
Nirgenees Vermonter.l in burnino presid.n, MI
ison IN effigy In the streets of Augusta,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16
&a Ga &LIXWLIav
Surgeon Dentist -.

AS taken directly over Irwin Reeds Drug Store,
Main street, whore he prepared for all operations
IN Dentistry, the most approved plan He ha, eighteen
different instruments for tseth which
difficult and however much decayed be with
perfect
" b. Take Of your teeth If you wha, good
and comfortable: delays dangerous Artificial
serted in any good ne~, mistake. Hegsrens
to hundreds.
Richmond, Dec. %, 1893. 0i-.f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

Samuel Eddy, long time Chief Justice. &c. Of
Rhode Island, died recently at Providence
We see it stated. that the Rev. H. B. BAs
COM, is deceased. He was a. Methodist Min is,er.
and celebrated as amongst the most splendid Or
ators of the present age.
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TO CARRIAGE MAKERS.

Chance to make a FOrtune...The subscribers
wishing change their business. Zone of them be
poor state of health offer for sale their stock
the Coach makng business consisting of good Of
Plank Axeirees. Spokes. &c also, the whole fixtures
the woodwork shop, with quantity Of woodwork tools
lease of the too: from MAY; the
shop large brick, thry,hrse forty feet. situated
tbs corner of Main and Franklin brick and
other buildings There several from
10 sixteen hands kept EMPLOYED and might be There
perhaps place in couary, where more
extensive business be done.
TIKI TTHER s SMITH
Feb lG 1899. 6-tf
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A FARM FOR SALE,

TIE undsrsignes wishes sell Of land containing
lt0 good SOIL well iimbesG and waisrs Of
Fall creek, IN Henry county, Indiana the
South West Quarter Of Section to~nsp 10
North Of Range nine; and Immediately dining The farm
occupied BY Isaac Merits Forty of timber
and IN fine order for clearing. Terms will bs LIBERAL
will be made known by application living
miles East Of Richmond.
THOMAS MOORE.
18th month 18th, 1898 5O-n
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4 DMlNISTRATOR,S NoTICE-The undersigned
having taken letters of administration the estate
Of ohn Brocas, deceased late of Wayne Ind there
tore ne requests all those indebted said make
mediate and all those having claims against the
sae Will hsn, legally authenticated, for settle
me. within year ihis date ne estate sup
possd TO be solvent.
PETER SMITH, Admir-.
Feb Q, 1899 3t-5
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DR.. W. LINDSAT,

Ha7ing returned Richmond, would respectfully sds-
hi. services its citizens, va.iss branches a
profession he may be found AZ ~ opposite Mr.
ID. %. Slnan's Hots -
Richmood. Sops. .. iaaA.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

A citizen who was moderate drinker, was be-
sough, BY temperance agen, TO affix his sigma
ture TO an abstinence pledge He declined. CIV
ing various reasons, at last, however, he finished
by observing: "WeIl, I'm willing to subscribe a
little to help YOU along-pu. me doun for s'r
months!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

Terian Flag and Arms.-The Committee OF
the Texan Congress, in their report on this sub
ject state that in consequence of the single star
being refused admission into our sisterhood, the
flag should be altered accordingly. They now pro-
pose that the arms Of the republic shall be white
star Of five points azure ground enciroled oy
an olive and live oak branches Furthermore me
national standard of Texas shall consist OF blue
neroendicuIar stripe. Of the width Of one third OF
the whole flag, with white star Of five points IN
the centre of,and of two horizontal stripes OF equal
BREADTH the upper stripes white the lower red, OF
the length of two thirds of the whole length OF the
| flag-N Y. Star.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

The Silver Vase at Boston. oresen.ea h,.
gentlemen OF tina, city to Mr.. Coube. the Phre.
noioglst, IS spoken of as splendid piece of work
manship.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

KALI ROAD ACCIDENr-On the 2Sth ult. the
passenger car on the inclined plane at Lexins-
Ton NY; having begun to descend fore i, was
ed out, and two had their legs broken.
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Temperance Meeting in 1Iuncietow

Temperance Meeting in Nuncietown.
At meeting of the citizens of Delaware coun-
~, held in the Court House, at Muncieiown, on
Friday evening, January 22tb, Cor the purpose of
organizing Temperance Society, WARREN
STEWART, was called to the Chair, and DR..
KENNEDY, appointed Secretary.
A Constitution Of the delaware Temperance
Society" was then read and adopted an article
of which, contains the following pledge: ''The
members of this Society pledge themselves, to
abstain from the use Of all intoxicating liquors;
neither will they traffic in them, nor provide
them for friends or for persons in their employ
ment, and by every suitable means in their power
will discourage the Of them in the commu.
nitv''
To this pledge sirty three persons of those pre-
sent gave in their name.
The meeting addressed by Rev. Rober,
Irwin and Rev w. Posey, in behalf of the obiec,
for which they were assembled.
The following gentlemen were elected officers
Of the Society: President, JOHN BRADY; Vice
President, SAMUEL HARLAN; Secretary. E. H.
Kennedy; Directors, Messrs. John Jack, A. T.
Stevens, Or. G. w. Garst, A Bourgelt and John
Calvert.
Munce,o~n has bad the reputation abroad of
change has within a year or two taken place.
The Temperance Society just formed, is upon the
touch no', taste not, handle no,'' princpe-be-
ing well convinced that no halfway measures
will answer the purpose Of reform, or effect the
desired object of ensuring temperate people
Muncietown, Feb. s, 1889.
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T,RESH G.4RDE.v sEEDs-Our old Customers
and the public generally hereby informed that We
viii receive our usual supply OF GARDEN SEEDS, in
due season. having made 5cments TO do So from fh-
adelphia
February 10th. 1899. 6-n
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EXTRA NOTICE.

ME Subscriber take. this method of informn. his
friends and customers, and also shop keepers from
distance, that they be the tim. or Al
the shortest notice. with good or
and Eastern Manufacture of BOOTS and SHOES, fine
coarse, be obtained town or yiciuv defvn,
all competition from Soab
E.PCOALE
Richmond New. GATH 1888 4S,f
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1t is stated that no fewer than fiftv-three bank
lug associations, on the free banking system, have
been organized in New York. under tho law of
last session. Is there no danger of having too
much of good ,hnga
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

The quantity of ice in the Chrstiana, ut Will
mlngton. Is unprecedented. We were informed
that body OF twas bored to ascertain its thick
ness, which was found to be nine teet.-DeIaware
Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

nR. BROWNS IMPROVED SPLINT; for the treat
mont of fractures of the inferior ex,remitics-on
Physicians would well avail themselves of them.
Jan.-26, 1889. FREED and BROTHER
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G.CHOOL BOOKS, &c.-IRvrs Rgxp q BRorHEp b.,.
just roceicved small lot OF School Books Stationary.
SC. Richmond, Jan. &c, 1899. 1n
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>fiERE is probably young whsfs in tho VIZ
Il entity Of Richmond, BY ths of WILLIAM
COEMAN. 10 years old, sandy completion blue eassnss
dress black fur and talking
Any person knowing where said will confer great
favor his father by giving him M ses
ser's tavern, where he may be found
NATHAN COLEMAN.
FebruarJ 2, 1889. A3se
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-16

VEAkES UP-By Rebecca Goodrich of Wh,eriver
i township, Randolph county, Ind. l3 sheep, ii %
which marked with crop and Sits in the left
and swallow fork IN the rghs with of the
right and swallow fork the left and wiki
q slit the right with small horns, three of them have
some black aboH, their heads and legs. small
bell; appraised dollars, l2h day
Of Jan. 1880. br Henry Digs and Armsb- Digs
certify the above be copy from Es-ray
Book. PAUL w. WAY JP.
January l2ih, 1899 "a,
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VTNO F.7R,VERS & G.4RDE.NERS.-The sub
scrbcrs will by the first of March, fine lot OF
Catawba and Isabella Grape Ninssthe growth OF one
remarkably fine and healthy, which raised by
DR.. Campbell, Butler Co Ohio. Ii is presumed thai all
persons wishing improve the valuable fruits will
vail themselves Of lhis opportunity.
l. REED & BROTHER.
Richmond, Feb 10th, 1889 eff.
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PUSCTUALITY is THE LIFE OF BUSINESS
WE wish TO remind our customers. tina. the close Of
have always sd the idea longer cred
than year oud not be gire, intend striking the
balance of avery mans the January;
which balance expect TO be paid PCScTuaLLY II our
creditors do forward and settle accounts vs
will be obliged TO collect without regard persons
SFRATTAN g. MEEK
Richmond, Jan. s, 1899. 52-u