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New Millinery Goods.

VNSFE Subscribers respectfully inform
The Ladies Of this vicinity, and the public
generally. tha, they have just received from
New York. n new and well selected assert
ment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AND TRIMMINGS
Of the latest style. consisting in parts OF Silks
Sntins. Ribbons. Laces. Gloves, Mits. Hosury
Scarls, Fancy Swals. Cambria handkerchicfs.
Yelvets, Whnlcbone, urls, Combs. Brushes,
Pins, Needles. Perfnmery Of various kinds.
and many other articles too numerous 20 mem
ton.
A Ene assortment Of Leghnrn. Florence. Tns-
can, and Straw Bonnetis, French aud Aneri-
tan Flowers. Fashionable Silk Hats made to
order.
MFRS. II. MI. DOVD
will superintend the establishment. whose
long experience in business, has made her
familiar with all IFS branches. All work will
be executed with neatness and dispatch. and
in n style not inferior 10 any similar establish
lishmen,, in Charleston or Augusta.
Orders from the country. are respectfully
solicited.
BLAND s. BUTLER.
October 10. 1912 GT
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Oct. ], 1912.
For. Sale.

For Sale.
"HE Subscriber offers for sale the well
known House in Aiken. fronting on the
Rail Road. and known as MARSH'S HO.
TEL. The house has been kept Us a Public
House for several years. and contains 40 roons
double and single, the greater portion ofthem
with fire places. Upon the premises are like
w,sr MI necessary on, buildings, kitchens. ne
gro houses and -,abling for 100 horses. in the
yard is an excellent well Of water.
Terms one third cash, the balance on : credit
Of ono aud two years.
.Also-Forty or fifty unimprovcd Lots. hand.
somely situated. within the corporate limits Of
Aiken. Apply to
JOHN MARSH, Aiken.
Dec Q tf IS
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at his former stand, know as The Water Proc
Warehouse.
l,.iIeacu 10 5, 20 from nihe, buildings, lis To-
cation renders il nearly as secure from FIRE. as
il il was fire proof. The aoor Of IFS two wings
have been elevated above the high water mark
Of the great %fres,et Of May 1910, and each Of
these divisions Of The building will store from
1900 to 1900 bales Cotton.
Both ofthesc are designed TO he exclusively
set apart for the Cotton of Planters and Coun.
try Merchants, who will thus be secured from
the possibility ofloss and damage from ~fresic,s'
lie avnlls himself Of the present occasion to
return his thanks 10 his friends and patrons for
their liberal support during the last season. He
solici;s from them. am! The public generally. n
continuance Of this confidence, and assures
them, that in return for their patronage, he will
exert his best personal efforts 10 promote and
protect their interests committed to his charge.
In addition IN this assurance. he pledges hun.
self he will in no case purchase i bale Of Cot
ton, directly or indirectly.
lie viii attend 30 the sale and shipping Of
Cotton. the yrcciving and forwarding OF Goods.
or any other business usually transacted by Il
Commission Merchant.
G. WALKER
u,-k,.o A~. 1900 O.. 40
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.

NlllulttOIt it4uasb 49,
rS. bth JGr faHs-
Jesse Little and wife. Lon.
NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that by
Ia virtue OF an order from the Chancellor
David sJohnson. | shall offer for sale, TO the
hirhes, bidder, on tho premises. on Thursday
N. twelfth (i2) day Of January next, the real
.,,als of Jesse Graham, decd, consisting OF
nine hundred md nine acres. more or less. d.
yided into two tracts an follows. viz:
Tract No. I, known rs the Brown tract,
containing seven hundred aud nine.y.eishi
acres, more or le,s, aud
Tract No. =, known as the Wa,erery Branch
tract. containing one hundred and slxty-nine
acres more or less. both situate in the District
of Edsefeld, on Dry creek. waters Of Big
creek. adjoining lands Of Hardy Write. A. p.
Butler. Obadiah Berry, and others. Said tracts
Of land to be said separately. on 4 credit OF one,
:wo and three years. except lr 80 !inrh Us
will nav the costs, which mus, be paid IN cash
purchasers 10 give bonds and personal securi.
y ard mortgage Of tic prrr'lses to secure the
purchase uanHcv.
J. TERRY. C. T.. Z. n.
Dec. 20 ga oii) At a
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Administrators Noaice,

Administrators Notice.
A LII persons having demands against
Ia the estate Of Burrel E. Hobbs decd.
are requested TO render them in To The sub
scriber properly authenticated, and those
indebted 10 said estate, are requested 10
make payment.
LAURA ANN HOBBS,
JAS. Z. HARRISON,
administrators.
Dec. ID, ISi2 # &c
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State of South Carolina,

State OF SOutn SarOlinds \
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. (
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
C. L. & E. Pen"& Co. Deelara:io" ia Fol
IS. rtiyH IIt0CnA1cfsr
Ann f.. Glascock. DUa.
Ya1liE Plaintiffs having This day 6letS
their declaration in my Office, and the Del
feudan, having 40 Attorney. known to be With
in the State. on when II copy Of the same, viii
n rule 10 plead could be served II - orde7edy
rha, the Defendant plead to the said deciara-
,iun within 4 year and a day. or fnaI and abso-
lutte Judgment Will BE- given sgains, her.
Cierk's Once. GEO. POPE, c.c.p. =
O.f. IS. 1882. G.SG. ape 60
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NSsR nj Letters

RSgSt We ACbSSs
DENAINIG 10 the Post Office. o
EG EdsefclL c. H.. on The .h'rty-trs
day OF December, 1912.
Persons enquirius for letters on thi'
list will please mention Il.
"A
A'a"ayia William
pr,,ner. Georse Blair. James
Bird. EIdrcd NJ. Brooks, Mrs A. c.
cbp,cb, II. Commissioners Of Free
Crawford James L.. Schools. Z
Crit,enden, Cater
Daniels. Dunn, WIN. v.
Dorm, VIM. b.
Elder. Herbert D. Earle. Hon. b.
rreelaud, Messrs J. ri. C. 81
G
Griffin. r. C.. Z Green. Cinda
Gamer. Mrs. Joanna Groziiam. L. ID.
Griffin. James B. Galman, Henry B.
II
Hsscher. Benz. W.. Hardin. william
Helm. Marquis or VIM. Holloway, e. w.
Rally. Hill. Miss
RnH Mrs. Sarah u. Hughs, David o.
Uolmcs William Hatcher, Miss Lucinda
Her,d Isaac T., Harris. Moses
Harrison, Wiley s Hay q Daniel,
Hill, Mrs. Mary
Jcn,ry, Jordon Johnson. Joseph J.
Il
E.rv Jobp NJ, Kirkland. Miss Eliza
Key, J. c. q. heuncrly' W.
Key. K.
Iee. Franklin Lanham. Reason
Lanhs,u. Thos. w. Low. Mr..
NJ
Marin. George r. Miller. James NJ.
March. Benz. e. Moseley. H'deon
Mccain, Rev. Alex Mouth. Creek Church.
Moss. John Mathis. Simpson
Mobley. Edward p. Merchant. Robert
Mitchell L. l.. Mason. Francis w.
N
Nobles. William
O'Ccnncr. F.
=.
Prescott. WE. Phillips. Delilah
RILEY. Mrs. Gertrude Roper. Joel
Eliza Parkins or Mrs. Reynolds. X. II. or
David Denny, ir'e'id',
Sharks W,n. Stevens. D.. X.
S;.p Elder E.F Shindler, Rev. Robt. ID.
Simpkins. Maj. a.
Taylor, Thomas Turner. Henry c.
Vernon, Mrs. G. II.
w
Iyb;,lock. Nrs. Eliza Wash, John
both Williams. Henry A.
WhiuIe, Eliza Wiiaher. Henry
Watson. Tillman Ward, T.
White, Joseph NJ. Wilson. Alfred
Watkins, George senr. Watson, Elijah
Watkins, Calah Whidock. Dear Hiss
Watts. David Permelia
Wimbish, Gen. J. VS.
NJ. FRAZIER, r. NJ.
January 4. 1912. (lDl) 81 40
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DIS fRlCT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

ancis a. Conner, vs. Attachment.
George Gunner. Debt.
H'HE .aid Pia,nmG having filed his dec
Il l~aratiou in my office agaIus' the said
Defendant. who is wiIhou, the limits Of the
State: Ordered, that The said Defendant
do appear aud plead thereto. within q yeas
aud a day, from the filing of the same.
olheru ise final judgment will be awarded
against him.
J.. F. LIVINGSTON. 4. c, p.
Clerks Office, Dec 8. 1912 eq 46
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4 o. b. FORD w~iIlcontinnc as heretofore
Cd 0 TO offer for sale lhsmosl entire assortment
of DRY GOODS the country affords. lie
has nov on hand the uos complete stock OF
every variety tina; he hv ever nad tho pleasure
to offer for sale. o
Hamburg, S. c.. Cd 10Th. 81
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Brousha Go fhe .gRsg

IF this District, 4 uegr" man who says biz
" name Is Joseph. and tina, he belongs "a
John Patterson, Of Mackies Island, IS c., Q.
ish, complexion, large whiskcrs from car q
ear. 5 feet6 inches high.
The owner is requested TO com forward
n,oyeproperty pay charges md take him a
C. II. G~OODMAN,J =. p.f
Ica. 5, 1912. 10 &
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NEW STORE.

THE U. 5. DISTRICT COURT
D,srRIcr OF South CAROLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
I'm the matter Of John Russell Planter, resi-
ding ia Abbeyilie District. South Carolina
n Bankrupt.
Pursuant, TO an Order Of the District Court
of the United States. for the District Of South
Carolina. Notice is hereby given, tina, cause be
shewn before the said Court, at the Federal
Cour, House in Charleston, on the twenty
eighth day Of January next. at eleven o'clock:
a. H., why the said John Russell. should
no, receive his Discharge and Certificate Us 4
Bankrupt.
Charleston, Goth day Of October, ls42.
ii. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
NoyT. Q ~ III
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Sheriff's Sale.

D1 virtue of execution directed, from
1 Wayne Circuit CourI, | will expose public sale 4
Cour, House Cen,revie. Wayne county, Indi-
the Attn day of February 1913. between the hours
of 10 O'Clock. Nj. ana O'Clock, NJ, said day, the
following property, to-wt:
certain parcel of land situate in Wayne
Indiana, described follows, Beginning
southwest of the southwest of h.
township fourteen, thence
north eighty degrees twelve peches thence
five degrees eight peches and five links thence north
hfyssven 81 degrees, perches and four links
thence south ehtyve degrees perches and
link thence five degrees, thirteen
place of beginaIng-conta nirg hundred
perches less
Taken property School District No s. satisfy
a n execution in favo: of John Martin.
VIM BAKER. Sheriff w. c.
January ID, 1s43. (S2 .50) 3is
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of a decree and execution directed
from tie Wayne Circuit Court will expose public
Court House door Centrevile, Wayne
Indiana. The 4th day OF February, lS42 between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock, ana O'Clock, 81 said Say,
the following property, to-wIt:
parcel LOT of land in the city of Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana. known hy heng TO, numbered
hundred and numbered the plat OF
said city laid off by Charles W. Starr.
Taken as the property OF VIM. b Smith and vifc, to
satisfy said decree AMI execution favor Of Sa Shue
WM BAKER, She If W {.
January II, 1873 Isl ,5n) BIS
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A G. BLANCHARD,
r. MORRISSON, .4s,ignees.
DAM. =. WIGGlNS,
GGLE &IMLII Ga

ME undersigned would respectfully inform tho public
that nc continues manufacture order all kinds of
BLANK BOOKS in good style and of superior paper
He is prepared furnish County Clerks Auditors, and
Treaurers with Books of the latest and improved
FORM having recently received from the Auditor
Old Books will be rebound, and all kinds of rcrjo
ideals and magazines bound good STYLE and
CASH they be done elsewhere. lie socits a
share of patronage.
The BlNDERY is in the immeiiat ely the
Book StoIe. c. :. PRESCOTT.
Rchnond. an 18th. lSi3. Sly
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Sheriff Sale.

pG virtue OF execution directed, from the
Wayne CiTcuji Court. viii expose public sale
the Court House door Cenreve. " lHli
the tA day Of February, l. -, hours
OF III O'Clock, and O'Clock, P. Nj, SAID day. the
follow ing property, to-,vlt:
certain parcel lot of land III the city Of Richmond
ayne colnty, Indaea described follows towi.: Be
ginning the southeast of Thomas DeyaTmons
lot shin gton Avenue the State roat leading from
Richmond Logansport running thence south hiyt"o
degrees, along said road poles alley feet
wide; thence along said alley south thrtyeght degrees
west eight poles alley pole wide; thence along
said alley north fifty degrees poles to The
OF said Deyanon's lot; thence north
hryeght degrees ei=ht poles to the place of begin
ning-containing sixteen poles.
Taken the property Of John Smith, satisfy
cuton III favor of Daniel ID. Sloan
WI BAKER, Sheriff w c.
January -, 1913. (S2,5o) Its
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Sherif''s Sale.

DY virtue Of sundry Executions directed, from
/ the Wayne Circuit Court, viii public sa lie
Court House door u Cutcv lo Wayne Ia,
Ith day of February S43 between hours
O'Clock, 4 NJ and four O'Clock, +. NJ. said day.
following property, towit Lots numbered four and
numbered the plat of of the city Richmond
Wayne county, Indiana, laid out by Caleb Bond.
Taken property of Jas w. Green,
favor of Turner. and Others
WILLIAM BAKER. Sheriff. w. c.
January -. IS43 (SI,50) 3ss
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RALPH A. PAIGE.
HERMAN b. PAYNE,
RICHARD Magic.
Committee Of Arrangements.
FfankIin Hall, Jan. llth, 1913.

EIrthquake.-Last nigh, abou, o o'clock. ns
we were standing at our case, pn'ung para
graph IN type, our attention well as that OF
o;her persons IN the room, suddenly arrested
by the violent shaking of tho stands, and at the
same Instant a noise was heard The eEd Of the
building about the windows. though struck BY
sudden blast Of wind.--Tbe vibration of The
stands was great as tor a moment TO cause a
dzziness attempted to take up type
Every compassion looked round TO see what was
shaking his stand, and none could a cause
The shock continued while a person might count
twenty; and for more than Two minutes slight
trembling was distinctly felt
Madison Ind Ners Jan 5.
The shock was also felt at Cincinnati and OF
Terrc fautc.
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CELEBRATION OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.

The fifth Anniversary Of the Richmond Frank
lin Institute will be celeb rated on the l7th inst
The members with their respective partners
and others to whom invitations have been exien
ded. will meet 10 the hall at o'clock, p. Nj.
where a few remarks will be made by the Pres-
dent.
A procession will then be formed under escort
Of the + .cimond Musical Institute, whence they
will proceed TO the Protestant, Episcopal Church.
where Consecutive addresses VIII be delivered
by Messrs " B Leeds and Oliver BIller; af
ter which they Will repair To the Masonic Hall,
where they will parlakc OF the festivities Of the
occasion.
The services Of the Rev. George Fisk, have
beeo obtained 30 oil tate a Cha piatn.
The public respectfully solicited 10 attend
the exercises, at the Church.
b. order Of The Institute.
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A mem kind of Currcncy.-A friend suggests 10

A neu kind of Currency,-A if'eno suggests -
the public new kind Of currency. iie proposes
ina, the national government shall issue 10 each
;,d,vidus, who may render any service 10 me
,,ov.r,neu, either in the capacity OF ffesiden''
o.-na,. or Mechanical labor, Certificates
r. h labor having been performed, and that
H.. hearer is entitled 10 so much conpensaiion'
80 their stated salary or services may amount 10
For instance each Congressman shall receive q
cert6.a,e of The denomination Of eight dollars,
e., avery DAVIS service he may render 10 the ca
,,c,v Of his Office. These certificates shall
be received for all debts due the government, in
any way whatever The d,tfcren, States 10 per-
sue the came course, and the Scrip or Certificates
10 be received for all State dues; and when re-
ceived into the Treasury to be destroyed. IT'S
presumed that, particularly under this plan, iherf
would be Sufficient issued to FIJI up the chan
oe,s Of currcncy-that gold and silver, banks,
and indy idual responsibility may all thus be dis
peDsed with. We are not advocates of This plan,
but We take occa sion o recommend II 10 the dom
inant party in the legislature Of Ohio. They are
for one thing and nnother-for all things and for
nothing and in our opinion they hnvo not proPos-
ed any thing more plausible than tho above sug-
gesiIons.
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Administrators Sale.

WILL sold, Sevehth-day. the 18th of this inst
w at the residence of Vincent Mas on Marion
street, Rchmoni Ia all Of the goods, chates, and per
sonal Estate Vincent Wiley deceased consisting Of
Horses Gears. Beds,ead Bedding, Table. Chairs,
Meal Chest, Brass Clock. Cutting Box, Thfeshing Ma
chine. and many articles herein enumerated.
credit of SIX months viii De given all above
three purchaser giving with approved Sc
curjty Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock, ri, when and where
the necessary attention VIII be given by
JOHN HAINES, Admir-.
Richmond, 1st Mo. ID. 1Sf3 2ts
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FOR SALE!
300 ACRES Western Pennsylvania
LAND:

0tITUATE about 30 miles above wilamspor,, and 200
miles from Philade phia, in Clinton, la Centre
,y within 60 perches of the Pennsylvania Canal
600 perches the Bald Eagle Ca rail- which Bell
one, with the Susquehannah rivers 81 miles
from Lockport, the large County Town and miles
Mill Hall near to Schools mills, places Of worship, &c
&c. These lands embrace a considerable portion
tain, and valley Land many parts of which stumble
tage, and produces Wheat Of heavy growth. The -a
ley Land is rich and worthy of culture. Forty Acres of
above improved and in good cultivation that
which of upwards of 500 Acres,
adjoins improved Farms, with handsome frame
dwellings, aud within miles Farms of hundreds
Acres cleared Lands; 1t abounds with mineral and
superior timber. with large brick dwcng= and large
barns 50 by 100 feet, &c. The neighborhood settled
n population and ia considered Of
furnishing IN the state Lands within three miles sell
for Fifty Dollars per Acre.
II n believed that the above Lands by being in the
and PRACTICAL man, could be cold
Farms great pecunary advantage THE nE
EXCHANGED A FARM DISTANCE or
RICHMOND, INDIANA. ANTHONY =. NORRIS.
GIN. b. The present owner could now cell 5 COO
Acres from -Four Six Dollars Acre. bot prefers
closing the Apply TO Samuel Coale Rich
inond, Indiana, DR.. A b. Massey Lock Haven,
the Lands.
November 18th, 1872 46tf
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Loco Contention the iocos held State Con
ven,ion at indianapolis on the 9ih inst the 'glo-
rious s,h Of January" being Sunday. 1t Is said
TO have been slim affair. JAMES WHITCoMB
ESQ WAS nominated the candidate Of The par
" for Governor, and JESSE d. BRIGHT, for Lieu
tenant Governor.
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A BARG GAIN.

ME undersigned wishes sell his DOUBLE CA R.
DING MACHINE. Persons wishing 10 purchase,
would do well call, will be sold extremely low
For further enquire of the undersigned, living
the premises, miles NorthEas, Richmond.
Greenvhs road HENRY HOOVER, Jr.
January !, 1s43. "a
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Cleanliness of the Head and Hair.
"I1ong hair 10 a glory WOMAN" Gays Paul,
And all feel the truth of the pious quotation.
Preserve il, then, ladies-your glory may fall,
Unless you protect IL with this preparation.
While preserves every beauty,
Its ofor and fragrance will sweetly oecam:
Oh Try ye fair, for indeed tits your duty,
And bless the inventor OF great a Balm.
cTRANGE il is that persons who attend strictly per
- sona cleanliness ba tbs &c. should negec, Head
the Hair--,he essentiai-ihe exposed-and
the beautiful. when properly cared for of all the gifts
Of the Creator Perfectly free be KEEP, Of danduH
scuf with certainty that the hair fall out, by
of the Balm Of Columbia. Ladies' viii you make
you ,oile, without this ar,el-7 fearessy, No,
you tried and experienced its purifying effects
it. -erfume-
ua1rei articles been gss forth the credit Of
ths-the only hrst-the only really valuable article.
Of testimony from all classes 70 these facts.
LOOK OUT.-Counierfet. abroad-look always for
of Constoek Co. the splendid wrappers, and
never buy witnou, that For sale by
DC, %. l542. hria Reed Brother.
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SCHOOL 30 OKS!

sITCHELI.'S Geograp ply and Atlas. Geography Of
III The Heavens. Rays. Tabott's. Pixies Davies,
SMITHS, and North American Ar,thmecs. Eclectic Read
ers oomteys and Elementary Spoilers kifkham'. and
tomley's Grammar w eber's and Walkers Dictionaries
MurTay's Readers School Te-,anents Algebra's by
different authors Surveying by GummeIie by Dawes
Mitrhes geographical Reader. Comstocks Philosophy,
and Chemistry. Juvenile Orator. Ioyells School Da-
logues Coms,ocks, Mrs Lincon's, Mr. Phelps Boz
iany. School Bibles Plane Trigonometry. Msnshed's
Political Grammar. Foolscap and Pos. Paper Blue
Black Ink. Black Sand. Quilis, &c. SC.
For the BOOK STORE.
December Il. 1912.
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TAKE notice.

N1E undersigned having sold their Foundry establish
ment, under the absolute necessity collec-
ting debts Those owing them notified pay
ment MUST BE MADE without delay.
NORDYkE, FOULKE WILLIAMS.
Richmond, Oct. p, le42. Aft
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Sherlh's Sale.

pY virtue of an Execution To me directed from the
WAYNE Circuit Court VIII expose public sale at
House door CentreviIie Wayne county, Ind
2ls, day January lSl3 between the hours OF ten
O'Clock, a NJ, and -FOUR o'clock, p NJ, Oh said days the
following property, to-vit:-
parcel lot of land in the city of Richmond,
Wayne county. Indiana, known by being patof lot num-
be nifty. numbered the plat OF that
par, city laid John Smith. and being all that
said LOT heretofore decided 10 j. a Lemon by
Caleb Shearon supposed extend from the North West
LOT, East with Main thirty feet and
inches extending back alley the South end of
lot--be or less.
Taken l. property of Henry Watts. satisfy
ecu,ion in Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.
WILLIAM BAKER, Sheriff, w. c.
December 81, 1912. (s2,O0) Its
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RICHMOND P.7LL.1DIU.N.

ME undersigned have again entered INTO co partnership
the publication of this paper, and The transactions
printing generally The debts due the estao-
hshme n eretoore will he settled with d. P Holloway,
all demands the will be paid by hum
The for from the h7t OF
month"; until the political battle shall
been o We had expected to make this
previous to the publication OF our last paper It
the I3th Volume circumstances pre-
vented 1.-THE business of the firm, however commenced
W IN that n1nber ID. Z. holloway,
b w. DAVIS.
N. 3. The senior will embrace this opportunity say
his friends who still indebted for subscrpuons
Job printing, advertising and Book Store accounts, that the
would be acceptable at this time lie
will be pleased least make settlements with all, and
take where receipts acceptable The under
signed grateful for the heretofore received
spectfuy solicit continuance of the same. ID. L. IL
January 9th, 1913 pa
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ID DELICIOUS NOTICE-Rev. GEORGE c. McCUNE,
1 y (Cntrersafst) will preach in the Warner Building
Sunday, 9th met, O'clock O'Clock,
p. m. and early candle lighting
fr'}-As Rev. MIR. toNwEI.L has taken pains
what he calls Jirersat, he is particularly invited
attend and icfe, if doctrine; and
of his failure neglect do and all orthodox
sfer, hereby respectfully invited to be
down wha, may appear to them be the above
discourscs.
January %, 1913.