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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

To make Hard Water Sott.-While
the water is heating. take two quarts of
wheat bran, put this in bag. place it in
the water. and when hot enough to use, it
will be soft. This is enough for a COM
mon washing. Another method is to use
soda. a few ounces of this will soften a
hogshead of water. 1t will give deli
cate Wilderness to the linen, without the
slightest injury. and will not effect the
hands. 1t costs but little. and is a great
relief to those who cannot procure rain or
other soft water.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
SWEDENBORoIAN WORKS.

Job Abbott, or Reasons for aband onisg he Tsim-,
itarian. Arian. and Unitarian docisnss 81
embracing that Of the New Christian Churek
Concerning Heaven and its w endess. md Cen.
corning He'll, from things heard and ssen. By
f. S~edenborg.
Documen ts concerning the life and chanctes Of
Emanuel Swede nborn.
The Memorabilia. Of Swsdenbosg. =.
The New Jerusalem, and iis IL avenly Docsises
The leading Doctrines Of the New JssuAlsm
Church.
The Doctrine Of Life. by Swede nborx.
The Last Judgment and tho Babylon DESTROYED
The White Horse. mentioned in the RoveIaSoa.
Davis Revelations Revealed.
Remarks on the Revelations Of Daxis, 49,. :.
The First Book Of Religious lussructiea md
New Church Catechsrn.
D-For sale by ID. p. HOLLOWAY
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ArrivaI>.-GEoRGE. M'Cu

ENrcSh ArriVal~!-GEORGE M'CUL-
l. LOUGH, is constantly making additions to
his stock of Family Groceries. and general use
tut articles, Ii Is assortneu ut embraces al
most every thing called for. aud few that are not
Of that description. Their object is TO keep every
thing Of the best quality, and TO sell at the low
est possible rates. Call and examine before pur-
chasing else where.
Nav II, lc4S
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

Another Triumph of Mob Lam-The
Belfast (Mainc) Journal gives an account
Of the burning by lawless mob Of house.
occupied by poor widow and her two
children. who barely escaped the flames.
The Journal says:
THE poor woman burst open the door
and escaped with her two children. one OF
whom was a nurseling. We saw her with
her infant in her arms. standing without
shoes on the cold earth. which was very
wet. and there she remained for full hour
without other than very poor night clothes.
There is no excuse for this base act. not
even revenge. but pure spirit of sin. vice.
and loathsome dePravity."
Poor Tom Steele. the friend Of O'Con-
nell. the eloquent orator. and the true Irish
man. who attempted to destroy his life.
from mental anguish. and who threw him.
self from Waterloo Bridge into the Thames.
was set at liberty. after an examination be-
fore Bow Street Police. He gave his word
and his security. and the security offriends.
Of despair, and with tears flowing down
his checks. he thanked those who had res
cued him from grave Of waters, and re-
stored him to his friends.
GiRARD CoLLEGE.-By tho final repor,
Of the building committee and architect OF
the Girard College, we learn that tho en-.
sire sum expended in its construction, is
ol.S33. 82l,7 rs. and that the grca, room.
On which tho greater portion Of this sun
was expended. are wholly unfit for tho
use for which they were intended. The
only means 1t making these apartment.
ht Tor school rooms. wilt DO to alter then
m . manner which will conceal from vie "
tho massive arches with which they are
o1namcntcd.
Planting both Sides.
The following is intended as a hit al
large stories on the subject OF Agriculture
Our reader may believe the statement OF
not, without offence:
"Tslk about getting good deal out o
. little piece Of land!'' exclaimed Simp
son-''why, bought an acre Of old Mr.
Ross. up at Goose Fair. planted one acr,
OF It with potatoes and t'other with corn
Il thought you said you bought only
one acre, Simpson!'' remarked a listene
how could you plant twol''
Every easily, sir stood it up on thu
end and planted both sides Of it,
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OOksNG-GLAss PLATES

u OOKJNt..CI.ASA P.ATEk.-
IL 30 that some power the gin wad 4ae ~.
To see ourselves others see us!''
Well, you enjoy this privilege 70 the fullest
extent, by calling mt DR.. foweil's Drug Store.
and purchasing ono Of his superior Locking
Glass Plates. II. has just received . splendid
lot Of them--among which the following ~
IL: ~ is, and ~ 4 20. Old frames Of sny
size filled to o-aer.
Richmond, Nav -. lsIo Q3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

Prince Lucien Murat. late Of Borden
town, has been elected. in Frnnce, to the
National Assembly. The Provisional Gov
ern,ncnt has decided tina, tho members Of
the National Assembly, shall wear black
coat, white waistcoat with IappeIs. tri-
colorcd sash with gold fringe. and red
ribbon in the button hole Of tho ief; side.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

SOMEWHERE in the Eastern part of town.
~ old fashioned breast-pn, set with a white
glass The finder will be literally rewarded BY
leaving j, at Dickinson's W atch Shop.
June ), lo4o. 24-tf
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PROVISION STORE.
AND
e. RIO c1RE O0E0E.

WIN. RUNNELs, having moved HE
w establishment to the roOsI formerly occu.
pied by Fletcher & Benton. ON the South-Essa
corner Of Main and Front SITS. ono door West
of the Palladium printing Office. and having made
additions to his former stock. il now prepared u
accommodate the public with almost every arti-
Gle in the line OF
1fahnndly 0orDDora00.
His stock consists. in part. of-CoGse. Tea.
Choc olate. Molasses. Bacon. Dried Beef. Fishs
Cheese. Rice. Spices. Indigo. Starch. Tobacco
and Cigars; Shovels. Spades, Forks, aud other
articles of Hardware: Zinc WashbOn dss ,<soaps
of different kinds; Buckets; Tubs; Willow Hes
kets; Brooms; Brushes: Sleeves: Gun Cotton;
Candies, wholesale aud retail: Stone audaGsiev
Ware; Hay Rakes; first ratio article of Q:11ler
Vinegar; Bologna Ssassges. &c. &c. &c. :.
All Of which he will sell ~ LOW N they tau
be bought amy place this side Of Cincianati.
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
OF almost every description. bought aud sod at
this establishment.
Ii'iJe returns his thanks 10 his old frie nds md
customers for their liberal patronage. and iuvises
them to call and zee him. aud no most respect
fully soliciis share Of custom from his Meso
neighbors.
Richmond, May 3Iss. lsAs. 23:3ms
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Z E a s q E0M 8 =

>nE undersigned. is now prepared 10 furnish
Il his CUSTOMERS und the pubc, with the Ia
test style Of
HATS AND CAPS,
at Cincinnati prices. Also, ep hand. q rood sup-
ply Of PLAIN HATS, OF tie. best quality. IL
general terms. his assortment 10 equal TO cav in
the place. embracing almost every article in HE
buying elsewhere. JOHN StyFFRlNS
Richmond. Jan. 10Th, le46 Ar
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

VIRGINIA, Missouri and Kentucky Tobac-
CO. CASTILLO. Canone, American. Eagle.
La Toiora, Half Spanish and Common Cigars.
Just received. opposite the National Hotel.
E. h. CITIZENS.
June Z, 1e49. 24-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
LIBERTY AND ABINGDON TURN
PIKE COMPANY.

NOTICE 10 hersby given to the Ssoekhsld.
y ers Of the Liberty and Abieeses Tsrapske
Company. that pablo meeting u ahe Stack
holders Of said Company win - held Il Abise-
ton, Wayne county. on Monday the 18Th dsv cf
June next. for the purpose Of el-csise. ~ ballet
Eleven DirectOrs. to act Direction fae eo;d
Company during tho ensuing year.
Stockholders may vote either bv shessarlves
IN p~ r.on or by proxy lawfully appoi nted asd en-
emitted TO oac vote for each aud every share held
by them IN sait Company. but no delisqw~ mt
Stakeholder can either vote Tor or b elected
Director.
FREDERICK BLACK. Pses;deas.
SAMrrr. N'CrTLoUoa, Clerk
MAY 3,h ls4s. o,e.
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THREAD. Crackers and Cakes, fresh, con-
- siant'y on hana, opposite the National Ho-
tel. l.. II. CITIZENS.
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MINERAL. WATER.

ID UTHERFORD'S Premium Mineral Water
L a beautiful AID pleasant drink. Call and
try it. Opposite the National Hotel.
<. II. CITIZENS
June !, l-4-. 23-uf
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U1UyD-aE .pE1IUUE:

OF almost all varieties. bought and sold. The
highest market price is paid for the same. aud It
is sold again at the smallest advance which will
pay for the trouble Of retailing. They have now
on hand a fine lot Of BACON and LARD
They keep a supply of Corn, Oats. Flour, Corn
Meat, Fototoes, and other vegetables.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore receiv-
ed, they respectfully solicit its continuance
None who call shall go away dissatisfied as 10 the
quality of their articles or their prices.
Richmond, May II. ISIS. 2l-tf
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FOR FAMILY USE.

nRlED Beef. Bologna Sausag-s, Cheese.
- Pressed failow Candle Soap, No. Mack
erei. Rice, Ground Spices, of all kinds at
E. IL. CITIZENS.
June Z, 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
ONE ARTICLE.

is at east twice the value Of the entire stock Of
dry goods usually KEEP, by our largest wholesale
jobbers. This fact together with the fact, that
our means and our attention, Instead OF being di-
vIdca among vast variety of articles, are devo-
ted wholly to ONE, Will render the advantages
which offer to dealers perfectly obvious;
and II shall be our care that none who visit
establishmen mt shall meet with any dsappoint
ment. Our assortment is complete at all
sons of the year
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Postscript.

After the above was in type. we re-
ccivcd the following dispatch, which. we
confess, conveys far more gratifying in
teiligcnce than we anticipate above:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

<hecsc, Dried Reef, Akc.-A fresh
. sup ~ Of these articles Of superior quail
~ constantly on hand and for sale at
May II, ls4o. GEO. M'CULLOUGHS'
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Lee. Jusson L Lee.

P. SD. F. LEE. formerly IF tine firm Of
Lord 4 Lees, and late senior partner in the ORR
ginal firm Of Lee & Brewster, from which con-
nection he Withdrew some time ago, has resumed
business in connection with Messrs. Lee and
Judson, and assures his friends that the con-
shall have the same pre-emInence in this
branch of trade, which formerly distinguished
the other two houses to which he belonged
Feb .. 1913. 29y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

W HE TIL
VKTANTED at the "CheaP Western Cash
w Store;" for which, the Highest MSykes
price xiu Be gices in casa.
SCOTT s. co
R,cllm ond, Oct. 4. ls4..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
Hardware, Cutlery, Leather.

ceiving and opening. in addition to their former
stock. large and gen-ra assortment of
Hardware, Cutlery, Leather.
and al most every other article in the line of their
business. Their stock consists in part Of
Sadder's Tools aud materials OF all kinds.
Shoemaker's Tools ana Findings in great variety.
Coach Trimmings. embracing cloth. Innings
faces, lamps, carpet, malabie irons, &c, &c
Carpenters, Cooper's, Cabinet Makers and Mill
Wright Tools, with many new and use fuI ar
ticIe not heretofore used in this section Of
country.
Plas,erer's, Brick and Stone Mason's, Tanner
and Curriers', and Blacksmitis Tools, full
assortment.
Horticultural aud A sricultural implements.
Mill and Y cut saws, spades, shoves, picks, hoes,
hay and other forks strap hinges, " indow fast
nings of different kinds.
Cradle and grass Soy thes, snaths, sickles, &c.
Umbrella stands, a beautiful aud useful rtlcle.
Brass andirons. shovels and tongs, scrapers,
Wrought and cut nails, screws of all sizes,
Hand and door bells, sheep shears, knives and
forks, carving do, pocket knives. German sill
table and tea spoons, coffee mills Of var
ious patterns, waffle irons, potatoe Washers.
coffee browners, candle sticks, shutters ald
trays, scissors, tea canisters, looking glasses
&c., &c.
Mouse and rat traps. trace chains. log chains,
steel yards, scales and weights, patent ballan-
ces Of various sizes, &c. &c.
Grnd-stone axl-s, a new and first rate article
Zinc wash boards, wood screws, iron and brass
wire,
Table and floor oil cloth. variety of patterns.
CoRDAGE--Henp and grass ropes of dfferen,
sizes, twl Inc coarse and fine.
Wagon. carriage. buggy and riding whips, cow
hides spurs. &c.
Rifle barrels. gun mountngs. brass stair rods
BUILDERS HARDWARE, embracing door
locks Of different kinds. latches, window ia St
nings, Sc, &.
LEAThtR-Soie. upper, kip, calf skins. NOR
rocco Of various KINDS, sheep skins, oil, dressed
and tanned.
They are also agents for the sale of
BENSON,S PATENT PLATFORM SCALES,
which they warrant to be correct. and sell at the
Manu- facturer's prices.
The attention of Mechanics is particularly re
quested to their great variety Of articles manu-
featured of Mallable Iron, embracing many ar.
ticles Of daily which equally good ane
much cheaper than they have generally sold.
May -, le4e. 22tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
VALUABLE FARM
FOR 8A12V

UNHE undersigned. o6ess fer sale the saiua.-
BILE FARM on which, she now lives, sdjoia-.
ing Nathan Hotlingswossh's Mill. epe and .. half
miles South West Of Csntrsvi!le. IL Wsyse go. 4.
Indiana. II contains l00 Aesss.-sbost 1Oo
walton. Tho land Is Of good qasIisy esd we'll
tinbered. There are, on the Farm, three COED
AAOrcharde; a large new frame Bess: ssd1A
la largo and eommodieos New 8siek4
Dwelling House. with Cellar asdes the WHOLE
good Well. C istssn, asd oil The sppssaesssess
20 much to be desired il . Farm Hssss.-ths
fences all newly ct ovss the entiss Farm. ed
every thing in The bese condition.
One-ha Of the porchass.monoy. Oool1 -
required down, and The residue in fooS eQoal -.
nua instalmonts we'll secured
1.-THE title 10 snqusstionabls; end De Pan,
n to quality aud location, will sais asy Dssoea
wishing to purchase.
LYDIA Z. VAUGHAN
May II. ls4e. 9iH
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PITTSBURGH. Nav 90. 1848.

]
EDIroRs ATLAS: Conference has agreed,
by small majority, to arbi'ratc the Prop
er,v question with the Church South.
MAXWE ELL +. GADDIS.
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LEI, JJDSON g. LEE:
fLATE LEE & JCDSoN)

LATE LEE JUDSoN)
Occupy the spacions FIVE STORY WARE
HOUSE, No. g CEDAR STREET,--the WHOLE
Of which voted to the exhibition and sale Of
the SINGLE ARTICLE of
EGtII.t:E.L EAIr GE5a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
Their present stock consists of nearly
Os3e IhOn>a Packages.

New styles received almost every day, and
many OF them are gotten up for own sales,
and not to be found else wbere.
J-Printct lists of prices, corrected from day
to day, with every variation in the market,
placed in the hands of BUYERS.
Merchants will be able to form idea of
the extent and variety of our assortment, when
state, that the value of our usual stock Of this
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
lS:lEin. Establishment

They continue this branch of business in all
its varieties, and keep on hand Bread and Cakes.
Crackers BY the pound barrel. Confcctioua-
ries of all kinds, Lemon Syrup. SC. &c To-
ye ther with 900 nick nacks not me ntioncd
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
IA ulLY GRE EIIIEs

and miscellaneous articles offered ia this
market. They were purchased in such quanti-
ties and sach terms Will enable them TO sci
low any house III the place They and
iii do il. Call and ny them. Their stock com
ssts IN part OF
Loaf, Havanua aud Orleans Sugars.
Golden : yrup. Sugarhouse ami Orleans Moilsses,
Coffee. Teas. Chloe oIate. Cocoa, Rice,
Nache rel, Herring, Lake Fish.
Dried Beef. Bologna Sau-igrs. Cheese,
Star. mould and dipped Candles.
Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Prunes. Rasins, Cur
rants.
Almonds. English Wanuts and Fiher.s.
Resin, Cast-sie-, Marbl. anc Soda Soaps,
Willow aud Split Baskets. Of all sizes.
Tubs, Buckets, Churns. Measures, &c.
Queensware, Stone and Clay ware.
virginia. Missouri, aud Kentucky Tobacco,
Currvcombs. Horse Cards ana Brushes.
Carriage AMI floor palm leaf Mats.
Window Glass, Nails, Hay ogAs tIoes & Eakes
Fancy hearth and hand Brooms.
Office Vi Ills. W ash EonrGs,
Scythes. Sickics, aud ScN the Stones.
Ground Mustard, of Il superior quality.
Ground Pepper. Spice. Cinnamon. &c.
Coriage, irou, inch rope TO the smallest twino
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07
HARDW ARE STORE
NJ vH H0O

ESPECTFCLLY inform the public and
their customers that they have moved TO the
northeast corner of Main and Pearl streets, one
door west of the Bank. where they are now re-
cevng and opening, in addition to their form
stock, Il large and general assortme mt of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-06-07

SUGARS. SIRUPS, AND FRUITS.
OAF, Havana and Orleans Sugars Ras-
4 berry. BoNberry, Sarsapariila, strawberry,
and Lemon Syrups. Lemons, Figs, Prunes, Raj
sons, Almonds, Eng. Wainuts. FiIberts, Pea
Nuts and Dates, oil fresh, opposite the National
Hotel. L. II. CITIZENS.
June :, l549. 24-tf
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-11-24
MARsHALL's sALn.
> & NJ Alien, use, &c, Il. ia.

, " ~ Alien, use, DC, Il. IA.
VS.
he Heirs OF E. Harris and others.
ircuit Court United States Southern
District Of Mississippi. To NoYem-
Der Term, 1848.
E9Y virtue OF the above stated writ
w Of ieri 'acias to me directed from
the honorable Circuit Court Of the Unit
ed States, for the Southern District Of
Mississippi, I will sell at public auction
TO the highest bidder, for cash, on the
4th Monday, Esd day Of October, l848,
before the Courthouse door, in the town
of Canton, Madison county, Mississippi,
within the hours prescribed BY law, the
following described lands to.wit:
North half east half north east quar-
ter, north half west half north.eas quar-.
ter of section l3, township 8, range 4
east; east half southeast quarter o
section IL. township 8, range 2 east
northeast quarter Of section Z, town
ship 8, range 8 east; northeast quartz
Of section s, township 8, range 8 east
and west half southeast quarter, am
aast half, northeast quarter Of section
q, township 8, rgnee 2 east. living i,
Madison county Mississippi, and con
tanning in all six hundred and thirty
nine acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property Of defen
lants and will be sold 10 satisfy III.
above stated case and all costs.
r. FLETCHER. Marshal
POr the Southern District Of Mississippi,
BY R FLETCHER, Dep'y.
Sept. l4lh, 1913, 2-lds
The sale Of the above property i
hereby postponed until the 9th day Q
November next,
THOS FLETCHER, Mars all
October 90, 1913
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~ OOURI.

hh2 g.,.r5eT Term, ls4a.
Y Howcolt, Esq, Judge Of
obn I'D for The County Of Mad
b'is I s, ale Of Mississippi.
., ~ !. hereby given, that on ap
|TlCb Is y, W" me- by John W Comfort
pie'ilqpa Comfort Of said county
anlel hsirs Of William Comfort.
5aiS !. y oort Of the following lands
i'ldeo pg IL said county Of Madi-
o.T IN south east quarter OF sec.
nst ,owOship 8 range 2 east west
s'o, ,'S vest quarter Of section 81
'9 a. q. range 8 east. Also south
'n ssst.of section IA; north east
Y y W north cas- quarter Of section
Y, l s.lf Of section 81 Of township
PAY : ~ ssst in Scott county. Also
g n # section IS Of township l2
=. y" cas-, in AttaIa county.
Hnss animated John Montgomery.
ba1s Ellsworth and BENZ. B. FrizeIl,
~ '.nn,v Of NJ olson, Commission
. ns;Ss said lands into equal shares
and unless proper objections
i N at The Term ofsaid Pro-
Sla,, 10 be held on the I'd Monday
D .o',y mex. 10 and for The county
N Il he Courthouse 10 theIown OF
y IL said John Montgomery, An.
N Alsgorih. and BENZ Frizell,
,s.n be appointed Commissioners to
".,liion OF said lands pursuant to
A. conce rning the partition Of
IN ~ coparceners, joint tenants
|,."snlsin common"
~ nder nv hard This 18th day
a. D. lS48;
III B. HoWCOTT,
Judge Of Probates.
a TO-
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Militia.
GUARDIANS SALE.

III virtue of an order oflhe Probate
COart Of Madison county, Missis-
NJ made at the September Term,
10, Will, as Guardian of William H.
hPfsnd and others, sell 10 the high
bidder on a credit Of one and two
asi at the Court House door Of said
nly, within legal hours, on Monday,
S0h day Of october, l848, the fol-
rAg described lands, 10. wit:
East half Of north east quarter, sec
; 4 1aptship q, r nge 2 east.
West half, north west quarter, sec.
; township Q, range Q east.
southwest quarter, and west half,
ID west quarter, section "a, township
range 2 east.
Iaa hall, southwest quarter, section
Eaa half, southeast quarter, section
West ball., northeast quarter, sector
F'a half, southeast quartob section
hasl half, northwest quarter, section
Laa Nos. 7 and 8, section 10.
l ! 8, section 90.
lhe said lands will be sold subject t.
Widows slower.
a'nd and good security will be re
l'edoI the purchaser or purchasers.
DAN'L SUTHERLAND,
Guardian.
September ID, 1913. l-3t
no sale Of the above property i
so0ned TIL Monday The Goth day @
ovember inst.
Nov. 5, Is4s.
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no THE LADIES.

RH RS. INSKEEP has returned from
~ New York, and is now opening
a handsome assortment Of French, SiIk
and Straw Bonnets, Ribbons, and othc,
Millinery Goods.
As these goods will be open for tw,
weeks only the Ladies are requested t,
call early.
Oct, IA, 1913. Aft