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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

lSHERIFF'S SALE - By virtue of Execution TO me
~ directed. from the W Circui, Court, will expose
az puolic sale a, the Court house door, in Cen,revle
wayne county, Indiana, Saturday the Gath day Oc
tooer io4O, between the hours O'Clock,
four O'Clock, said day. the foo~in property,
Wit ;-Lots numbered and with all the appur,enan
ces thereon lying aud being Wanu,
in the borough of Richmond, Wayne
~, Indiana, and part off by A.
chiilas lliams much thereof will
cree aud Execution O Ira Grover rs joseph
Grover and Marietta Grover,
T. G. NOBLE, S W. c.
September Both, 1910. % 3,
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SHERIFFrS SALE

By virtue of sundy Executions, toas directed from II.
Wayue Circuit Court Will expos public SAFE the
q, SATURDAY. the 3ls day of this ss,an, between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock. an o'elo p. on id day.
the following described real estate. part of the
,r,h-wes, quarter of section eight township thrte.n
ranpe one west: bounded as ollos o-wi Beginning
at line dividing the sects quarters
west side of the watedge running
ives, three perches AMI Inks TO take thence south
nine half degree noFtwenty perches nd
three links sugartree: south fodesress four
teen perches links, to haory; South thirty
seven and degrees: west perches
80 I,La 10 sngar-,ree; south s.nd half degoe.s.
west % peches and links sugar % degrees
ives, twenty perche. and seven lks, 10 linn tree
south thirty-one and half degrees perch
es and four links, ELM lively perches
links, a stake, the section ne' si,h y-sx Perches
and niue links. stake at the Garter section
four peIches, to the "as edge on the west
shore of hiewater up the whitewater along
the water edge; thirtylhree egrees:
perche twenty degrees; east perches ami
nve links; thirty -four degree;
perche and five links north thirtyse degrees;
teen perches links north tAy degrees; for
,yone peches and threefourshs, TO place of beginning
Containing and twcnty-s perches
less. Situate IL the county of w avn Indiana.
Also, another certain tract OF landyng and being in
Wayne andi state afosaid and described
follows tovit part of the noswes quarter of
eight i'll township thirteen, in sge one, west and
bounded ; follows, to-wit: Begnnira the
bank whitewater thsxaters edge, the
line between Daniel Ward, and Edwsd Wright and Dan
el Burgess and running thencei peches
linn tree which is five links MORT thiry-hve degrees
gre.s, ana one Log wafer beech
thence trtyvs degrees, west s1tcen peches and
links, linn thence south orty-six degrees
perches and links whin oak thehce
perches and 2nkto the west bank of
edge thence
along the waters forty one pes and three links
place of beginning; containing M acres,
less, with all the appurtenances.
Also, the following lots, parcels dlsnd. in that part
of of Cambridge, Wayne couns Indiana, laid off
by WIN. Hawkins and known by beingst numbered
and fifteen off of the eastEc OF lot number
ell tweny-sx. in block numbered four tho side of
river, and the north de of the ationa road Ia
property of Atticus SidGall TO satisfy Execu-
tions favor of Caleb Cope and Others
T.G. NORE, S. w. c.
! October Sth 1910. 40-ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10
Tin and Coppersaiti.,

ME undersg ned has just received hn Cincinnati,
new lot of the best quality of TINnd other ma teri
ais for the manufacture of TIN and CQPER WARE;
WEIGH he will make order, in goo style and in
substantial manner any other workIa in the West,
de has now OF his own Make general ortme., of Tin
"are which he Will warrant TO be good which he will
sell the lowest prices for cash apped country pro-
duce. Repairing of all kinds done nor. notice He
respectfully socits share of by attention
business, and by making good work. henes 70 merit
His shop is in the formerly occupx hv VIM Cox.
Esq, and opposite the Book Store.
ROERT RUSk.
Richmond. August 18th, lSiO 3i-3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10
Price Of Bread Reduced:

VUHE subscriber has determined reduce the price of
Bread to three cents loaf. far cast. He
but best of Flour and bakers careful aud
workmen, confidently the public that
shall have good Bread. when purchased of him. He
hand will make order all kinds
CAKES of the best quaties giving social we'd
ding parties will find advantage purchas Of
him. ICE CREAMS, Of delightful favor, will be kept
during months. He has fitted a handsome
apartment for the accommodation of the Ladies.
SAMUEL LOWRY.
Richmond, July IL, $40. 27n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

THE MAINE ELECTION.--'The Van Buren, presses
down length beginning gre IL up. seems
required great head of maintain his
deusn that thing. had we'll for 'ihe party and that
Fairfield elected Naine-n opposition the oraory
ballot and the of figures, shewn
of the election. There object in view
hut the The Boston Post which kept
up daily fire, this effect, almost without interm'ssion
since 18th ut, length silent The last Post al
together umor,' the subject o. the Maine election
The Portland Argus (V b speaks of the
VERSES Name and the Augusta (Me) Age, of the
chop, goes inquiry, its last number, to
the causes of their recent failure obtain a pictory This
we should call giving it up. And although the Maryland
ton is suppose that even III Baltimore
the knowing ones of Buren, party will hardly
admit that the friends of Harrison and
carried Maine and that Kent elected Nous
vertous-Ba Pat.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

otHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of sundry executions
IN directed, from tho Wayne Circuit Court. will
public house door in the
Centreville, Wayne county, Indiana Tuesday, the
both October the hours of ~ CLOCK
a. and 4 O'Clock p. said day. the following real
wit, the northeast of section
township fifteen. lying and being the
northeast of Wayne co, Naturalization the
property Stephen Elliott the suit of Woodruff Tay
lor and others. L. u. NOBLE Sheriff w L.
Sept. 24th, 1910. 3s-tsc
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TENIE Subscriber wishes dispose of her Farm, which is
situated Ii miles Centreville, w County,
It'd I: contains io acTesi 90 OF when under cuu
vaiion-well waered, and nearly all under good fence
There is commodious dwelling house-a large barngood
slablng, excellent orchard and all thud
ngs the premises. There also superior Spring of
celent the house
Any wishing purchase, would do well call
examine the property. Terms will be made known by
subscriber, living on the premises.
LUCY ROUNDTREE
Sept. 18th, 1910. 37-5w
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cUEHFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of n Execution to me
- directed, from the Wayne CrcuitCart-l will expose
at public sale at Court house oG, Centreville
Wayne county, Indiana, Saturday he2ith day Of Dc
tobor, 1870 the hours ef ten Cock. M and
o'clock said day, the foosng property.
All that certain parcel lot OF smd the
of Richmond Wayne county, Ina and known by
beng numbered numbered plat of
of said town laid by John Smith Taken the prop
of Morgan p. Dds salty Eruson and Decree
n favor of Jacob l. keefer.
T.G. NBLE, s. w. C.
Septcmber Goth, 1910. 1885,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10
PROS PECTUS,
OF 4 WEEKLY PAPER, ENTITLED
y o r. Il III T. II Y RIGHTS

II srembie for my country reflect, that God is
just; and that his justice cannot sleep forever.'
Jegerson,
We live goodly land fertile as any on the earth
Our climate consenal health. and production of
ehteprsng, industrious and frugal; merchants
talented honorable Just; and
ingenious and skul In short, possess every
element OF prosperity and happiness. But alas, sad
verse as All that the affairs the
nation woefuly deransed; the currency Withdrawn
from clrcuiauon the surplus produce of the land brings
adequate reufn the merchant has lost confidence
customers the manufacturing iniere. postraiea
ty of whom prosperity of Others is an eve sore
oecasettis supposed stand in The their
10 unt United power and emba ruin stare
the face Confusion preva lis councs the
rSht OF petition cloven down by powers
osm and justice have almost fosaken the land
ues OF the government squandeFed upon favortes and
boodhoun's and the g-nous liberty flaps wings
ready to take her departure from earth heaven Caam
tiles like these spring forth dust,
come without cause. Political aspran,s power, charge
me evis men we suffer to the ma-conduct OF the oppo
sing while each holds forth language Davids
reprohaie "oh that made Judge the land.
thai every man which hath any suit might
unto me. and would do him justice Absalom stole
the hearts of The o.. Israeli
Bot the of the caames which nation is now
suffering, lies far deeper the design.
tcal partzans,there deep canke proving
vita which. if not removed will increase our diff
hculties, untiit shall Involve i.ssi~rbio In
haf the States OF the American Unon the people
vded INFO two ella differing from other ia
condition. character and to utmost
tremes of exaltaton, wealth despoc power one
hand and egradatioa poverty and wetcbepess on the
other;-the part Shareholders and the part
Slaves! Shareholders in prn-
cple despots in practices of which they have pven s
the ample Illustration, in controlling influence
winch they have exercised in the government of the nation
from its origin to the present time.
We have The results of this influence, build
ing up OF powerful and domneefing ars,ocracy the
South,and III the prosiraon prosperity, and the
~ 10 the veFon OF our critics, and To the establish
ment OF military despo,ism the only
TO the ext encics of land of Slaves.
lmpelled by these TONS propose
n weekly journal, by the title of
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II OST,-On the Goth instant, ,heoad leading from
1 4 the Spring Foundry the Nethods ANN ground.
light CASHMERE SC.4RF-SH7T with dark
des the ends; also, in August last adack .4TER-
LOO SH.4UL;-any person finding saer of said Shaws
and leaving them the Richmond Bookstore. or a,
residence of the subscriber Wal street, shall be
cheer fuy rewarded for their trouble
ELIZABETH ASH.
Richmond, Sept. 18th. lS4O. 3S-3tc
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

DANK ELECTION.-TheS Stockholders in the Branch
ID al Richmond. Of the State Bank Of Indiana, viii
please take notice. that Election for eight Direction.
said Branch for ,hs ensuing year. win
Banking House, Seventh-day 3ls of Tenth Month
next: Saturday, the Goth Of Octorer)
ELIJAH COFFIN, Cashier.
Ninth Month 9th, 1910 3s-3e
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NSw HAIIOE SR v4s

WILLIAM CT ARK, respectfully informs his friends
w and the public generally, that he has commenced
business Main oppose Irwin Reeds
Store Being well acquainted with of the approved
rules for cutting and having several years expe
all the various branches of the business
and cities he thinks he will be able give general
satisfaction.
n b. Reports of fashions regularly received.
Richmond, Sept 9Th, 1910. 35ft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10
Sept. :tIn, 1910

1>OOPERING BUSINESS ubscrber has COM
menced above business the and formerly occl-
pied Front Stree, by Daniel Rua md viii be glad to
receive liberal share OF the public paSlase All kinds
of work done the shortest notice. anta lar prices
N b. 4 general assortment of seemed cooper stuff
wanted for which reasonable price vi be gwen
=. - Ill \ Ms.
Richmond. October 3, Is 40. 39--Iw
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

0rThe Spirit Of Old IVayne,' owing to the
spiritual printing we have done for the society
of Friends this week, has not made its appea-
rance We will endeavor 10 make the next No.
of our "Sprh' spirited enough, so as to COM
pensate its readers for lost time
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

Rumor.---We are informed, that GEO. w. EW-
ING, Of Miami CO., one Of the Van Buren, Sena-
torial Electors in this Hoosier State, has renoun-
ced Van Burensm, and is elec,ioneering for Old
Tip If this is true, we shall not be surprised to
hear Of Martin Van Buren, renouncing Van Bu-
renism, too.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

Children.-Miss Sedgwick beautifully remarks
that "chiIdren are like mile set along the
road, reminding us Of the distance we have gone
on the journey Of life."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

SHERIFF'S SAl.E.-By virtue of Decree and Exc
cution directed, from the Wayne Circuit Court,
public sale the house door Cen
treve, Wayne county, Indiana Saturday the 3lst day
of October instant, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
and o'clock. said day. the following real
toit Lot numbered numbered the plat of
the borough of Richmond, the of Wayne. Ind
ana laid of by jeremiah Cox: with the apputenances
thoreunto belonging Taken satisfy Decree in said
COURT favor of John c. kbby Henry ID. Rucke, and
Mary L. Rucklc
T. G. NOBLE, S. w. C.
October S,h, 1910. 40-ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

OHIO-The election in this State takes place
next Tuesday Tom Corwin will be elected Go
vernon by a ma iority of 5,OOO-mark that.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

foe but going the kno opinions Thomas
Jefferson, whom friend processes worship the faith
er of modern Democracy What sia il is on the
name and fame of this truly great styled BY
this petty Office hoder being Connected any
with this often and corrupt administration Can
even souri, erude friend reconcile the sentiments contain
ed III the above extracts from Thomas Jeersons circular
with the practice of the powers thai be ~ Blu, FL
lott can console HIMSELF by saying
holding higher Offices and responsible than do
servants, and attend to tho important business
lsctioneeripg, why l do the same, am bu,
postmaster!''
When talking TO s'ouf' rie,.d about charging post
age pamphlets. observed that postage never
required of by his us,rou predecessors - he replied
that ''because they had done Urong he
should do ,crong too.'' But appears 20 be
changed -because the Secretary of State United
States, Richard NJ johnson, all
and devote their
eor,too! This is "Jeff,fsonan Dsmocracy with venge
ance.
In connection with this thing Of tcritng and anking
lccioneerng documents, there another violation
Lynd- Ellio oaH Of Office, in his permitting persons,
who sworn deputies, remain iii the room where
we inform friend, he does know it, thai
is in direct violation of the lar, add OF
course contrary his sworn duts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

OTRAYED AWAY OR ST0LEeOn the 18th of
August, n small black MARE, fornsy owned oy John
CIason number of years. she is abo or old,
marked with and blaze in her foead-a s,eck in
her right of dun color-a lomheavy ta-shod
her fore eet-had rope around her sk and
the evening. about mile of2ichmond follow
a m W o horse back. A easonable reward
will be given for information of the mar by
PEER ARNOLD
Richmond, Sept. DC, 1S40. 3S-3ws
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

DlED,-On the Goth ultmo. at his residence,
in this vicinity, CALEB SHREVE, aged about
:55 years.
On Thur dav evening Lass, in this city,
MRS LINDSEY. wife of d.. VIM. Lindsey.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

Randolph County November len, A. ID. 1910.
Seth FarzIer
Sarah Frazier, Isaac
Cook, Elizabeth his wife, : Petition hta--'on
Isaac Frazier. Lydia Fra
zier, John Frazier and
David Frazier
The above named heirs law, of 1vid Frazier, late
OF said county, deceased, hereby noted that apPca-
ton will be made the Term the said Probate
Court towi, AT the November Termthereof, 1910, for
appointment of Conmiss oners, tonake part ton a
mong said he f according law, of thSollowng real
tate, to-vt: The half quarter, aud
half of south quarter Dissection hfteen III
township nineteen, range fourteen lying IN the
said of Raudoph beil the raal estate OF
which the David Frazier died, sri.d. and possessed
SCH FRAZIER.
Sept. 9th, 1910. 4O-lw
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MORT IIERN RIGHTS.

To unfold to tho paople Of the savshodrg States
history OF facts, which will demonstrate
not groundless; awaken them n ther danger.
and of the necessity for remedy; exhibit tho
sve heterogeneous of the Slave power upon rights
liberties. and prosperity; demonstrate that
and liberty being dametrically opposed other
never harmonic long co-exs under the govern
Slavery and that in all its features, il is the opposite
that righteousness which exalteth a nation.
The paper will also contain brief sketch of the
teresng foreign and domestic intelligence
casiona extracts and essays subjects moral and re-
gious nature In short. ii is intended North
ern Rights welcome visite TO every family where human
liberty regarded the inalienable right man; and
that its columns shall be exclusively occupied
matter useful those who walking in
the ways of wisdom and truth
The Anti-Slavory cause, i. which peculiarly cal
culated Interest and feelings young;
and the it is contemplated, tho poweru be
its influence this mind, in the
saoh OF ie pest ana hottest affections the heart To
young females in especial manner it with
noblng and halowing influence elevate them
III moral worth and excellence, tar above those who
themselves with the ordinary frvo,es of youth;
fit them FL their station in life
dignity and to promote their assimilation in
the purified spirits of the just
The Northern Rights viii be published in Wayne coun-
~, Indiana commencing first of III. 18th month
1910 The terms will be TWO DOLLARS per annum,
payable in advance
The character the paper will be essentially difersn,
from that Of any Published; will printed in
form for binding Its object 10 exhibit
plan, demonstrate tho practiby of a course OF
policy the part government, which wi
that protection and industry
States which j. pdsp.n,ble to thu
prosperity, and the happiness of the people Tho
tor having resided considerable time Europe, and
made himself practically acquainted with the policy
those governmens for the their
dustry: and having devoted much of his
study OF political economy, applied
that he will be able exhibit his
men, nconovertibe guments support of sound sys-
tenn of American policy; adapted community of
men, which Will speedily revive the dropping inter-
OF the Notwithstanding Staes which,
time, is tho only policy which give lasting peace
petty and happiness the South.
ARNOLD BUFFUM, Editor.
Ri hmond, Ia, 10Th mo- lst 1910.
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In the Ia ssEuh Circuit Court
ScptenbeAeTrs, 1917.
Bill in tancory.

The complainant, by his counsel, nowomes, and it hav
been heretofore proven tsfaon Court.
that James Burke Horace Alexander al jacob YeakIey
residents of the Sta:e of lndaH therefore,
oriered by the Court said have
Of the pendency Sling said Bill iChancery,
least three weeks uccession eastxty prior
the first dzy of the this coe bv publica
thereof the Richmond Palladium, nekly newspa
printed and published Wayne colny Indiana, there
being printed Randolph couu notifying
that unless they appear said tern and plead an
demur said Bill the AZ thing. ther.in
contained, will confessed byAem and decreed
accordingly.
(Attest.) GEORGE VMONKS OK.
September 30, 1910. 39-3t-
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LOTTERY INTELLIGENCE
October, 1910.

IINIE patrons of CRAWFORD viii find below sy-
nopsis of scheme. to be drawn in October $780, winch
comfortable fortunes these hard times Send your orders
soon rs possible to secure some of the cantas he intends
distributing, during the month Ociooer. Be
address J. n. CRAWFORD, Cincinnati, Ohio.
All the lottery tickets sold by J. Crawford
rise by the States of Virginia aud Kentucky.
publicly under the supefinendence of Commissioners APP
pointed for thar purpose The old system has
adopted and VIII be peIseverei in by him, (o the excu
sion of all Real Estate Loteres) aud prizes payable
demand during the last he has distributed thousands
ana. J. n CRAWFORD, Agent for the Managers,
No. l2l, Main st, g doors above Third ss.,)
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Virginia State Lottery.
Glass d, draws Wheeling, Va. Oct. 10th, 1870
One Przs Of 10000 lo"oo 5000, laso, 100 Of 900.
&C. &c Tickets only SO, halves ;, quarters , SO
Literature Lottery.
Glass No. 81 draws at Covneton Ky. Oct. Doth. 1910
One Prize of 10000, 800 $1,000, $500, 1000, 20 of
1000, &c. &c. Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Virginia State Lottery.
Class No s. draws al Wheeling, Va. Oct. 23rd, 1870
One Prize of 10000 10000 6.000 5000 5000. 1850,
1910 80 Prizes Of 1000, &c. &c. Tickets only $40,
halves 5, quarters , 50.
Literature Lottery.
Glass No 80, draws Coyinston. Ky. Oct ooh 1slo
One Prize OF Sl0.0)0.4,500 5000, 800 1000 of
1000, &c &c Tickets s., shares in proportion.
Virginia State Lottery
Class E, draws Whcsling. Va. Oct, 30th, 1910
One Prize of s35,294, 10000 5000, 3s65. 250O,
10 of 800 80 of 200, 30 of 1000, &c. Tickets
ly SO, halv es ), quarters $50.
All orders Zen losing cash prze) addressed
scrber will be confidently attended and
mali. Address j. \. CRAWFORD.
CIncinna Il, Ohio.
TENoWN LoTs-Thc undersigned will offer sac
the of Hartford, B1ackford County, la III
Monday the l9sh of October next number of Lots in said
Persons DESTROYS of settling in the County of
aud improving County, viii have favorable ortunty
of Noeur,p desirable situations Pursuant 10 ay ri The
Legislature passed last session, the the
county decided election against relocation,
there need be fears of removal of the
Justice
credit of six and twelve months will be given APP
proved Notes.
JOHN TRINBIE.
JAMES HODGE.
J. L. RUSSEY.
Sept. DC, 1910. 3S-;s Proprietors
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THE SPIRIT was WILLING FLESH ,rds
WEAK
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ABSENCE OF MIND-thc pery last case.-A gem
tleman came nto our office the other day-laid
off his hat-PAID FOR THE PALLADIUM, in ddrdnce
picked up our "Bisger" TOMATO, instead OF
his hat-put it on his head--started out OF the
door, and didn't discover his mistake until he
found the juice running into his eyes!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1840-10-10

State of Indiana ! In the Raniooh Probate Court
Randolph County November Fen, A. ID. 1910.
Sern Ear
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State of Indiana,
Randolph county.
Abraham kearns,

James Burke, Thornton
Alexander, Horace AL
exander. Jacob Ieak-
lev, and Atticus Sid
In
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INDIANA $. THE woRLD--Briag on your four
pomndcrs, and lets celebrate the MAINE Victory!
Mrs Barbara Ann Lewis, of this city, sent US,
,hi. wick, n eBigg err HAHRIsoN Tomato than
eyes before beheld; it weighs three
pounds and fourteen ounces!
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A "Bigger" Apple yet.--Mr. Amos Clawson
brought a real HARRISON Bigger Apple, weigh
ing 10. and ii ounces. He brought it from the
farm of Jonathan Townsend, of this vicinity.
Forty such apples will make a barrel Of Hard
Clder,' and no mis- take.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Sept. PC, 1910.
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Richmond, October ,, 1910.