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TlaRa>IOs. House, E!cHMoSn, IA.

FEvHIS House formerly known the 'sTcm
I perance Hall" and recently occupied by
William Nixon, has lately been rcfttea mp in a
superior stye, with the design Of making it ono
OF the most comfortable resting places Tor the
weary traveller in the western country.
The subscriber. also takes great pleasure in
info rn1ing his old friends ana the ling COM
,nunitv generally, that his TABLE sal he. tas
heretofore, while occupying the Richmond Hotel
supplied with the choicest yianas the country
affords.
His STABLE is large and convcnicnt, and is
attended by the very best Of ostlrrs. ana suppl
ed with the best OF ProvenGcr.
He feels confident that the pains that shall be
taken to make those who may so ourn with him
comfortable ana Sat Home viii warrant him
in asking a share of public patronage. BOARD
Frs taken By the day or week on the most "a
vorablc terms. X. BRDChI<S.
Richmond. Feb. Q, 1917. j2-'45. tf.
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ar SPECIAL NOTICE. n

HrcurY IMPoRrAxT TO THE W fsr--il mas peeh
long thought Tat the citizens Q, NE y es' VIZ
"a see better times in regard to the b!ohS diSPa
80 nth which portIons OF our noble country are
visited The true medicine Is at icHgth oiereh
us by the celebrated Gutenberg Company
Their advertisement Is ~ another cnihinh' |"
which the attention Of every man, Woihah "iia
child should be Immediately gwen. or sale ~
4. lanes Elder. a, the Post Office Boo. Store.
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/ HiNkiU L Tor the patronage already cx-
teE-c- t5.iarI bisn. so.icits u continuance
al the same; having served en anprentf~cship
q seven years win Inc first Carriage Maker III
lblaGcIp h.a, whose Carriages have taken the
premiums on every occasion THAT tIev have been
exhibited at the different Institutes he hopes
he able to get mp article at least equal to an
now manufactured in the Western country
AISO-for sale. superior article OF b . d Y
VAR n ; II. mace by The Oldest tarniSh-
Maker in PhilaGei pha--worranfed not TO crack
ALso-Carrage Trimmings of every descrp-
ton, such Laces. Cloth. Silver Hub Bands.
Door Handles Lamps, Lock and Hinges, Riggs.
&C.: all of which will be furnished at the lowest
Cash price. Persons at a distance can be accom-
modated by dropping line 10 the subscriber,
Richmond, Ia. Feb. y, lciI. l9in Al.
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A CARD.-Dr E0simans Eiitu Of HeGAh.
Balsdm Of VIA CherrB, Sc.-The afflicted will
find by referring TO 'Df. Eastiaan's Medical Di-
reeforg," list of preparations, winch, IL years
experience has proved the most successful and
universal rcStoratives, for ali persons afflicted.
no matter 10y what cause produced.
Let all persons in i'll health, call upon the agent
ana obtain pamphlet entitled as above. in which
Will he found much valuable medical information
ID full description Of the above medicines, with
the testimonials Of the remarkable cures OF vaIi
Gus diseases.
Those persons Suffering from any disease FOR
which they are reccaIrne ~ cd. such rs Liver AT
iections. Loss Of Appetite. Costveness. Debility,
Pain iii the Brcast or SIDE, Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumption. bronchitis, Influenza, Asthma, Rheu
matism, Dropsy, Pleurisy. Dyspepsia. Jaundiee.
Chill, Pam in the Head, Back. Shoulders, SIDE, or
Stomach Diauhoea, Bowel Complaints, & &c
will find remedy in some of the prepara
tons mentioned ia the Pamphlet All Of which
are kept for sale by
DIR. JOS. HOW ELLIS, Richmond In.
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LATES A r RIV A l..
SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS

Jesse MEEK, has the pleasure of Inform
- ing his Customers, and the public generaiiy,
that he is now receiving direct from the EAST +
ERN CITIES, one of the largest and best Sc
Iected stocks of
STAPLE IND FANCY CCGCs,
that has been Offered in this market; anon z
which may be und all the various styles and quail
tiles OF CLOTHS, CASSIHERES, IWEEDS,
VESTINGS, CASSINETI'S, and SUMNER
GOODS for boys, that be fouuJ IN the
Eastern Market.
20 tlsc E4aslics ia Particular,
,voult say that my assortment Of LADIES'
DRESS GOOrS cannot be surpassed west Of
PhilaIep ha. You can find all the various styi 5
of LAWNS, GlNGHAN LAWN ORGAN
DIES and B ARACiES, winch are now WORN in
the east. AGO pieces Of PRINTS, embracing
all The new styles brought out this spriug. Fam
CIV striped ana barred ILhS; Black 10. Light
DO NJ assortment Of GLOVES, HOSIERY,
AMI MITES Is complete; IN fact, every thing
that IS necessary in the aates dress line \
goo assortment Of STRAW GOODS Of the l.
test fashion; PARASoLS, PARASOLETTS,
aud Polln-!eaf HATS.
Hardware, oacensyage. Glassware, nails.
G Is e . = 3 = =
and in fact, every thing usually kept IN retail
store, ana which have been selected with great
care.
Come onc, Come all. bring Your Tradc,
your Cash, as shall refuse neither, and pledge
you nay word that yoi shall find ut JESSE
MEEK 5 STORE, as Cheap Goods 1T retail, as
YOU fad at any other House III the United
States.
Richmond, May /, lcl1 1911
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FTvHE undersigned informs the pubic, that
4 he has remove ed his Tailoring Establishment ut
to the second story OF Edward Wrigbtts ne W
brick. Main street. two doors East OF Hobo
ways Book Store where he will be hoppy 10
see his old friends ami customers, and all who
desire CLOTHING made TAsIuo&ABIY or PLAIs-
". NEATLY, and with deegatch H. fa,ters him
self that he's good physician, and, therefore, is
great on fits all and see him.
Approved country produce taken in exchange
for work. and, as his prices reasonable, he
will not refuse CASH.
JGarnert Cutting done on short notice.
EDWIN VICkERS.
Richn nd, March 80. ls47. l4,f
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. F. d. OwES Of Indianapolis, ana Tor
..riv Of this place, will preach in the Presby'
e.,;.n Church, in this city, on the third Sunday
4. this mouth.
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THRasII;s. .T.cyrsEs.


= FARM FOR -sLfc--T.yo Miles North
Of Rich-nond.--A FARM, Containing
Eighty Acres Of Land, Of the best quality, rooi
Dwelling, Barn, Farmers House, and oil the ne.
cessary out-hoGses; good Orchard, of tha test
of fruit Pump and Springs, of the bes. of
water
1TEnqui-o of JOHN SAILOR, or DAVID
IP HOLLOWAY
Richmond. Feb. Q. 1917 MAJ 70. r,,,t
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trs AID CAE-. II TIE c9SC.S-
&.Tg rUlfn>:.--I have on hama
large assortment Of PLAIN ana Fashionable Ctfci-.
Neairr, G0SSqmcr, brush Sioy1 Nap, Horam.
>nlootI Castor. konad oad Squire Cs-owR, Uoot
OF our own manufacture.
Al~o.-Just received, an assortment Of Men
and Boys Cjoti, Ietrt and i'u q II -
s the Ola sand. North SIDE Of Mann ~.
ONE DOOR WEST W. GILBrBTs IioTE.I--
JOHN SUItEINS.
Richmond. Feb. .. 1871. 5':'4ttf
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sgAEIRG gAIDGR
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- e.-24 -. - !
e IST received. superior assortment of Caps,
~ consisting Of Mems and Boys French
Guard. Mons and Boys Fir-tritnrned Cloth,
Glazed French Guard. and Musk; besides va
riety OF Children's Caps. For sale al the LOWEST
CASH rEfCrs. by John SUFFRTNS
Richmond, Feb. Q IS47. 50;'45tf
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ever before opened in this place, which they wish
10 EXCHANGE Immediately for C'-ss o.
country EeoGncc preparatory 70 purchasing a
l1r-er supply.
Their stock consists in part, Of Imperial, Gun
Powder, Toaug Hyson and Pouchong Teas
Rio aud St Domingo Coffee y Orleans, Loaf
ana Brown Sugars: Golden Syrup, Sugar House
ana Plantation Molasses Nos /, : aud Mack
erc, in Bbls. half bbs. AMI Kits; Shad, Lake
+ sh Coif>h, Herring. Chocolate, Rice, Salera-
tus Starch, Zanta currants, Raisins, Fresh ground
spices of all kinds, warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed taiiow candles, Soap, Indigo, Nader,
Alum, CoPperas, &c. &c
a L GA general assortment Of Queens
ware, Glassware, Stone-ware, W ooden-Wa c,
Window Glass. Nails, Grain Scoops, Shoyes,
Spades, Forhs, Trace and Halter chains, Mil and
Halter Ropes, Bed Cords, Coach and Broom
Irvine. Market and School Baskets. Shaker,
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Broor1s,
and o0i difc rent articles. which we shall take
pleasure in showing TO any enc who may favor US
with 4 cal!
l5Please call and examine our stock, as il
costs nothing for looking.
". ". LYNDE & co.
Richmond, September 9Th, 1916. 81 If.
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IGoFs TO I-ossE' E7sscrCsss.

To Carpenters ana Joiners too,
W no want EDGE TOOLS both good and new
We haze them Of the very b,.t,
And this YOU il find TO be Irst.
This YOU may think is something funny;
But good TOOLS save both time and money.
We viii warrant the temper TO be good,
TO stand the test IN any wool.
To COOPERS too, who shave the slaves,
Good tools Your time and labor saves.
Tools we will suit TO vour desires,
They are manufactured by kop < Nyres.
Truss hoops we have that goou ana roun5
There IS none better TO be found.
The price IS low-this yoa VIII find
As any sold OF the same kind.
/ believe shall say nothing mere,
Just call at Fletcher x Bcuton's store.
Richmond, March eth, lei7. LIFT
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NE TAILOR SHOP

gNAsEEL PARTRIDGE. would respectfully
y inform the citizens of Richmond. and the
surrounding country, that he has opened Il shop
On Marie; street. Few Doors South OF
where lie IS pre- pared to execute, in 4 workman
like manner. any work ia MS line that may DC
entrusted to him.
Garments made by him viii be warranted to
suit his customers, ana lis terms suit the
times.
J-i-Arrroycd country produce viii be taken for
work
Rich;non !, March %. 1871. 1@tf
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c0Acii TRIIa"ajsi So!

CLOTHS, LACES, PRINCES, silver ana brass
plated MOI y TING, gum elastic and common
CURTAIN GOODS; CARRIAGE SPRINGS,
aud almost every portable article used N the ma
king Of Carriages, Buggics, &c Sc lhcir as
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- ovsL.--THE subscriber has removed
6. his establishments TO the building irn,r1cGi-
ate!y East Of NEED ) Drug Store, whe re Ie offers
for sale, wholesale ana retail. one Of the bes,
assortmeuts Of Family GROCERII,S in the
city, embracing a!nlosteeyerv article used in do
mestc life. lie will also continue the
Is \ Il +! {; /; II > N T. S s ID.
in all is forms, Bread, Crackers, Cakes, Sc
" cadlng and other parties viii be supplied
tho shortest notice and The most cascnah BE terms.
His assortment of FRUITS. NUTS, CON
FECTIONARfES, &c, cannot be excciicd in
the city, and will be sold Oh the most ad vantage
terms An
ssA.seI23E GAIGGR
is attached, where will be served up in the best
style, Ol STERS in various forrns, COFFEE.
PIGS FEET, QtfILS, and the other delica-
cies Of the The undersigned will also
purchase all kinds Of
& 9 L n i RY PR ODU c T..
for which be will pay the highest: price in CASH.
or articles in his line Of business. --zF
j. Persons who wish to sell where they can
get the highest price. and TO buy where they
get such articles Is they want at the iovest p,icc.
are invited 20 give him call, and there viii be
no mistake but that they will be accommo dated-
Grateful for past tayors, future patronage is re-
specially solicited NJ. c. LEWIS.
Richmond. Oct. 18th, 1916.
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-. EGs NsES'-1sS2
IL THE Undersigned. having gone into the
Exchange business, thc.r old stand opposite the
Post Office. would inform their customers and
the public generally, that they are Just RECEIVING
the largest stock OF
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e'3gt?s@s.-~Ezs5eEa .s.a.,,

COMPREHENSIVE >sso5a.
AMI intend to keep OF hand. ana make to order
all KINGS Of COI'PEI WARE. such as Copper
Kettles Of ali sizes, Iiaifers Kettles, DYE Kettles,
Tea Kettles. Glue Kettles. Dippers. &c.
Also. Iinyvarc of all SIu:S, Stove pipe, Stove
boilers. Kettles anu Pans.
They VIII pay particular attention to HOUSE
WORK. such
Cutters. valleys. Pipe. TIoEsT-gfeaaS. SC.
All OF which they viii sell low for CASH pro-
ducc at cash prices Being practical worl,Tcn
At the business. ans having conai iera,le eNpe-
ri,uee, they feel competent Of civ.ag perfect
satisfaction TO III that may give them call.
I5 shop on Main street. oppo.,t,. Slo4n's Hotel.
BOOTH i UNDERWOOD
y 3. Tie highest price pai4 for Oh Conner,
Brass AMI Pewter L. & L.
Aug. -, ISlG- :5-'t
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and are now cna}!e4 70 r,,ri.-il almost every
,cie called for in tie line. They invite the at
tention Of the tratc and the public to this branch
of their business, they feel coatite III re-
Commenting their stock. Ia tie line Of II RID
WARE and EDGE TOOLS, they have an al
most endless variety, and solicit attention TO their
stock Of nIafahic iroH articles, embracing many
things heretofore not kept for sale IN stores
CIRPENIEKS' IND COOPEKS' TOOLS,
Which are warranted 10 be goo3 metal. temper,
&c. taken back and others given therefor
SCkEWS, of all sizes; HINGES, large and
small: DOOR LOCkS; Bolts; w nsow Springs,
and other builder materials. Grintstoncs. " Cd
en Screws, Scythcs. Sneaihes, Spades, Shovels,
Trace and Log Chains, Saddle Trees, Lasts,
Shoe Pegs, Carpet Bags, Wagon, Carriage,
Buggy, and KI-.ng w hips; Manila Rugs; Brush
ts, Ne. 4 &C.
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n IH- ARRAEGE1TENT.- The uniersign-
Y cd, thankful for past favors, beg leave to
inform the citizens of Richmond ana vicinity,
III tii..K i,..rc ;,-IeI to tIlcir Establishment.
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SHOE FINDINGS

Is very cxtens We, and embraces almost every
tIce, both IN tools anI .lateIIaiS, used by manu-
f4cturers OF shoes AMI boots. They have made
extensive adGitIons TO their former stock of
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FLETCHER g. BEN On.

~ HI, above firm have Just received and are
row opening an extensive assortment Of
HARDWARE. SADDLERY. SHOE FIND
ING:s. s C. &c Their stock was selected with
great care. and consists in part OF
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70 pLoUCE TAKERS.

ne TIss paTF6r0s Tor al The cool Ploughs
use. lie has Sleeps Ploughs---;sh. and lef
handed; W GODS Plough, four different sizes; a
Of which hc viii sell a cIxclxyATI PRICE, for
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FINDINGS to the Afhictcd.-For glanduar tumors rI
bago erysipeas, letter ring-worm. salt rheuln, H.
pcs and all kinds of eruptons Of the skin, old sores ana
GERS fever sores, weakness of the urinary organs o
bus, it is excellent remedy For neuralgia ana o
complaints, fever and ague, and ague in the
and face, cramp in the stomach and howell coniphhs e
headache and toothache it acts like charm bul no s
ALL in the of tendinous and capsilar INJURIES sP
and wounds of every description, shows in most as
ishing manner its magical powers. ,.r n
The proprietor of artDe's Lotion Is now in the c.g
Washington, and will give his personal attention t ~
who afflicted with ofthe above complaints he
crs this article the public, knowing its value as I'M
era remedy for various plants, and feeling tat ne
doing justice to his elowmen, in thus placing within me-
reach such simple and cheap To any person W.
is afflicted and will make trial of one bottle OF ne
and does find immediate relief therefrom, after nsE
according the directions the proprietor binds hlse
upon receipt of the empty bottle, refund the price paw
for the lotion. :,
The proprietor be every day from II a. M y
IL Mr. VIM q. Forces, of Pennsylyania a. W
and 10th street, where the article can always DC
tanned at 5 cents per bottle, also all the principal
stores in the United States.
To those who are afflicted and unable, through ~
crty purchase the article, the proprietor feels pea
in having 1t in his power supply such with the 1G
gratis Agents wanted, TO whom liberal discount WIZ y
made. LEWIS III. HALSE1, PToprleoi
Principal depot 325 Broadway, New York
Jan 2}-dlms
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Of an es Of approved on the edy
President ua Of the United States to sell the reserved
lands the States of Illinois and Arkansas and Territories
JAMES X POLK President Of the United States Amer
ca do hereby dec re and make known that public sales
valuable lead mines therein, will be held at the undcmen
toned land offices III the State of Arkansas at the Pc
RODS hereinafter designated, to wit;
At the land office at BATESVILLE, commencing ON
MONDAY the fifteenth day of March next, for the dispo
sal OF the public lands within the aforementioned town
North of the base line and mest Of The f principal meridian
Township nineteen, Of range sixteen.
Al the land office at FAYETTEvi commencing on
MONDAY, the twenty second day Of March next for the
disposal of the public lands within the aforementioned
townships, to wit,
North Of the base line and ea Of the fh principal meridian
Townships nineteen and twenty, of range eighteen.
~ or other purposes viii be excluded from sale also all
quarter quarter sections M any, e1y cove. Whole Or IN
by the iay fixed for the commencement of these sales
Presumption claims win not be allowed to any of the
above lands until after the shall have been offered at
public salc and become subject to private entry; and all
of said lands which contain mine or mines OF lead ore
legal subdivision subdivisions as WIN include such
mine or Mines less than two dollars and fifty cents
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks tun,ess
the lands sooner disposed Old ana no ana no
admitted until after the expiration of two weeks from the
commencement of said sales
soner of the General Land Office publish with
hrief description OF mineral regions
in which these lands lie, and OF the lands offered for
sae which he has prepared from ohoia documents and
other means of information
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington, this
eighth day of September ammo Doinin one thousand eight
hundred and fortysix. ,,,r- ., 49,.
BY the President;
JAMES H. PIPER,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
The mineral lands embraced in the above proclamation
of the President of the United States situated in Mari
an and Carroll counties in the northern OF the State OF
Arkansas, within eight nine miles of the west bank OF
White river which, being navgable and tributary of the
Mississippi affords easy and cheap transportation all the
principal markets of the United States As the mineral
Qualities of these lands have but recently been discovered
they have not yet been thoroughly expored they have
however been represented as Astounding in lead of an
excellent quality. ... - ..
JAMES IL PIPER,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Sept s-lawts
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lands disposed of and onger and pri-
land in the sections and parts of sections 80
offered will be admitted until after the expiration of two
weeks from the commencement of said sale.
In further execution of the said act have caused the
Commissioner of the General Land Office 10 publish with
this proclamation brief description of the mineral region
in which these lands lie and of the lands offered for
sale which has been prepared from official documents and
other means OF information.
Given under my hand al the city of Washington, this
twentieth day of November, ammo Domni one thousand
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
The lands embraced by the above proclamation of the
President of the United States contain many OF the most
valuable lead mines actually opened and worked which
face, and experiments made in digging il is believed that
many others equally valuable exist andmay be explored al
From the great number of these mines it would be inn
practicable give adequate idea of their character and
location without extending this notice beyond proper
bounds 1t is sufficient that they situated the
section of country bounded the south by the Illinois State
line the west by the Mississippi river; the north by
line drawn nearly parallel TO the south side of the Wis
river; the average distance Of ten twelve miles
herefom; and the east by meridian line passing
though the OF Sugar Creek, the whole district
covering surface equal about sixty full townships All
ke are afforded by the Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers
and their tributaries the Blue, Grant Platte, Pekaonka,
and other rivers by which the district is intersected
The above district explored by Dr. Owen, the geoo-
gist of the State of Indiana under instructions from the
Treasury Department. and in compliance with resolution
of the House of Representatives, passed the 9th of Febma
y 1889 The able report OF this gentleman, published in
1874 with the charts and illustrations Senate document,
No 407 LIST session. 18th Congres) contains precise nor
nation the location of each mine and shows that in
1899 the lead mines of Illinois Iowa, and Wisconsin, though
only partially worked, produced upwards of thirty million
pounds ofead, of which those in Wisconsin itappears,
Yielded the larger proportion and further, that the whole
district, if properly mined would yield one hundred and
fifty million pounds per annum.
lists of the sections and parts of sections be
offered said sale have been furnished the register and
receiver Mineral Point together with maps which the
location of each is designated; ali of which will be
subject the examination Of thosewishing purchase
JAMES II. PIPER,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office
Nov 2O--laW26W