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Bring the Consumer near the Producer.

The expenditure Of ten millions of
dollars in placing the consumer OF food
by the producer OF cotton ard food. would
double the power OF the South. I'd
reg's Past. Present and Future
Ten millions of dollars invested in cot
ton mills on the Lower ohio. where coal
and food are cheap. would result in thc
immediate increase OF fle home cot "A.
market OF al least eighty millions Il
pounds. or 100000 bales. ana would
make a new home marker for food OF ii
least half million Of dollars year. j
Tnis would BE but the beginning ot tho
process of home concentration Of capital
and population fer manufacturing pur-
poses. In a few wears. the ten millions.
thus employed. would be doubled and
probably qualrupleI Il would be here.
as it mas been IN England. in Belgium
and il New Englaud; the manufacturers.
mere as there. would accumulate with ra-
pidi,v. and lands and the product OF lanGs
would. here Is there. rapidly appreciate.
Let the farmers remember that, wnen
the market j. far away. tAey or their
factor must send tue surplus produce II
the market. ana lnai, whea the market
! near. the consumer or h.> factor VII
come to their doors - purchase
Good land near Lowell j. worth from
Two t. i've hundred dollars The acre; near
Manchester tn price IS sill greater. and
II average N.sia- III the manufacturing SEC
ton Of Belgium Is aJout $500 an acre.
The \ilIa.c>eN farmer sells lis beet
al from II 10 Is cents a pound, and ms
potatoes at 81 or 90 cents a bushel
Snail our farmers be conten, TO send
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lHE undersigned would also respectfully, but
urgently, request all persons indebted TO them.
either by note or book account. 10 cali and PAY
Up. previous TO the First OF January uext-
They have recently incurred consii e rahle ex-
pense in building. for the purpose Of better ac-
commodating the farmers. and collections are
the refore, iadispensabiy necessary.
An old but true maxim is. Those who would
thrive must either hold or drre. f"
BEARD & SINEY.
Richmond Ia Nov % 1919 49if
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Letters from CaltorHta.-We are in
debted 10 our friend George Parry for a
letter, dated near Sacramento city. Sept.
Goth. We regret thai we are unable TO
publish this week 1t viii appear in our
next paper Mr.. Parry also sent Us a
sample Of the Dust for which he viii
please accept our thanks.
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rTThis is an age of Progress. and
those who would keep posted up must
look to the advertising columns of our
paper.
We invite the attention of the reader to
the advertisement Of Messrs Beard &
sSiuex, Il another column. They have
removed from their OLD stand to the corner
of Main and Franklin streets. where they
have made large additions to their cstab-
l>hment. and. we understand. design 10
make further improvements next season.
They are now. however. extensively en-
gagged III the manufacture Of plows and
other agricultural implements of the lates,
and most improved styles. They are both
practical and good workmen: hence they
are enabled to make and superntcnd their
work. and warrant il to be we'll made and
Of good materials. They keep a large
lot Of articles III their line on hand. an /
ue commend their establishment as Just
the ding OR farmers need Call and see
them.
STOVES. Mr. NORWOOD, opposite Sloan 5
Hotel. has for sale large 10, Of these in
di~pensable articles ofhouseholG furniture.
His assortment embraces a general va
riety Of sorts and sizes Mr.. Under
wood manufactures the trimmings for his
cooking stoves. and is therefore enabled
10 furnish a good article
Speaking Of Stoves suggests the idea Of
having something 10 cook on them. \
great variety Of articles in this line can be
found :, the family grocery store of Ell
Griffith. in Starts row
Writing about Starts row, reminds US
that II 'Cullough's corner is the place to
get good things 10 eat and drink-if YOU
call vinegar good to take Theron Park
IS standing b. all the time; and being a
Judge Of the good things Of this world
you may depend on being well served
Speaking Of the good things Of this
world reminds US that "Paxson, Lewis &
Co.." have lots Of things in the line Of
creature comforts They serve up oys-
tiers there just right See their advertise
ment
But talking about creature comforts
very iorcibly reminds US tina; the weather
IS becoming quite cool. and that good
Boots and Sloes add much 10 the comfort
OF the .critter' man, and that Job Borton is
now opening a fine lot Of Boots. Shoes.
Slippers and Brogans. in the room recent
ly occupied by Mr.. Estell.
After writing thus far. we turned our
eyes TO the commencement of this article
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

IHNHF undersigned would respectfully inform
Il their TRENDS ami the public that they have
moved their establishment TO the
~ Corner Of Main and Fraak}in Sfrfcfs. mar
SioGn's Hotel, 60
other agricultural implements. of almost every
superior E~ "a = Il - NN a admirably
calculated for either NO or three horses worked
. abreast. having convenient appenGage which
changes the beam 10 any ,r. Zee uI lama mat
NAV be deemed necessary. The fartnjn- com
munity especially invited To examine This
Plow. They also keep on hand. or make to or.
der. the celebrated SrEEI. NoLD- BOARD PLo,vs.
RCrGIr-iRoN PLows. COMMON GAsr Nom
BOARD PLowS. SEASON. PLbwS. THRrr- II0Rsr
Flows, Sop PIovS. ana SIT BBi.E PIows Rirht
Lcft- HaEded. ana Of all the different SECS
that may be required.
Also, SFovEL PLows, Corn PLows Cr1r1vA-
roRS-to expand or contract may be needed
HARRows, DEkGa with hinges. IoRsE RAKEs &c
Pi0Irs, are warranted to scour in anv soil that
may be found; they a superior article for
stubhle and other foul ground.
The Sod Plows are warranted 10 turn the fur
rows smoothly.
From long experience in the business, anG
their strict attention. they feel justified in war
rantipg their work TO be OF superior quality: nd
will be sold the most favorable terms for
Cash or approved Country Produce.
They are thankful for past favors and hope to
crit aud receive share of the public's patron
age. Persons wishing 10 purchase. are respect
fully invited call End examine their work be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
BEARD & SINEX
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ek,islresl'S fsOps.

Abbott's series Of Lucy Books, kolo Books
Jonas books. Marco Paul Books. &c, are II.
Very things for children aud even grown-up
persons can reai them 10 advantage Here is
sample OF has easy method OF communicating
practical Information 10 children.
Royal saw Lucy walk ing way from the house
With alittle parcel IN her hand
Lucy TUNED fonnd bat she continued moving
walking now, however, backwards, and she
said with tone Of voice expressive of great
pleasure: Il am going OF AN crrand, Royal, all
by "A self. am going Of an crrand and good
long errend too
Lucy was young that She had been very
seldom, If ever, before employed 10 90 of er-
ranus, ana she was very much pleased that her
mother had Entrusted her with one now.
"l'H 20 "ith YOU. Lucy," said ROYAL.
Nc said Lucy, Il dou't want you 10 60
with me. | must go all alone by myself
Lucy thought that having companion like
Royal would detract, some hat. from the credit
she would deserve by going alone.
.l}nt, Lucy" said Royal. II won't trouht.
YOU a, all; ana besides, III show YOU the way =
But Lacy did not want to have the way shown
her one great part OF the pleasure which .he
took IN tho expedition IN the idea of find
ing the way herself
Lucy looking around all this time at Roy nj,
fell, Royal had Just time TO say there YOU 70,
when Lucy tell over upon the grass.
Although II was IN the walk, still il was
grassy place for the walk was not much tray
elied. that Lucy hurt only "a very little
She began TO cry. but, pcrcefving IT was not
necessary IN such "a case, she stopped Just as Ro-
yal came up To her.
There, Lucy. told you that YOU were not
big enough 10 70 alone
Royal Odd wrong to say this; for Lucy had not
boosted improperly OF her age aud powers, but
only expressed pleasure which Il was very
proper She shoud feel on being intrusted by her
mother Wlti "A mark Of inc reased conIe nce IN
her streng til and diligence. Bes.des, # Lucy
had been Hainglortousiy boasting, her fall ought
10 have protected her from tau,ts; for whenever
people are led into difficulty BY their errors. the
pam they feel is punIshnient enough. They Go
not need our reproaches.'
Every parent should be efui about his chill
dren's reading Friend iIongs has the above So
RES for sale at his Book Store.
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II 0DdDdD lbs. Cheese and five doz Broor,s
at wholesale and retail. | arm suthorizrd to sell
I'D COZ siicaf oats. No. eli, Starr Row, Rich
nond ELI GRIFFITH
lIth mo, 9th. 1919 49:tf
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\
THANKSGIVING D,Y-Se..ices will CONNIE nee
al tn, Prrsby terrain Church on Front street ut 1
. 'ciock, We suppose that all the other
q = no limitations IN this cty will NEE, in their
spcetre churches, about the hour, TO.
morrow.
Otan Isa4e>->ome friend has kind
~ furnished u with a copy Of ne Rich
Inaal Nevkls lutyllgencer. printed
December Il. 1925. which is an interest
iug relic Of things .tha, was" Among
other .hing> in il We ind the following adj
verti>ament:
ITO PRINTERS.
The citjzeas OF The town Of Richmond
ana is Vicinity, iahln. INTO consideration
the disadvantages which may result 10 the
town from the contemplated removal OF
tie printing office from the place. have re-
eo.tee! to offer 10 the consideration of edi-
Tors and printers the proprietv OF estab-
fishing hcre-under prospects OF a re-
spectacle patronage Should amy apply.
ttl..}sHt fscGatnry assistance. the citi-
zsa~ ii Richmond promise is supply
means IS enable him Is erect an office OF
rs>f,et.;stIe >tanling 0e-le,iars on the
-ai..eet at...sa>>a.i Is Robert Morrison.
posi- master. MIll receive due attention
! II mo 9,a 1893
Notwithstanding il is nearly % wears
since tnis o.isr vi, lAade. ana our friend
MORRISON is TO longer postmaster. vel
Ne would uolcsily suggest that if the
c.,..,rs Of Richmond are sui anxious Il
"suPpi4 0tsaa.s w know some printers
who want pecunIarv assistance. Fol
.4t'asr particulars inquire al TINS oitlce.
n same paper CONTAINS an announce
meEi that tr lth2tn"f arner, Martin
u. Ray. Col J. Nuil&f. and Jonathan
HctartN Wefa candidates for The Office o.
Il. ~ t.er t5ucra! ot the l5tA Brigade
..i3ua 2,.f,;a +, IN The vacancy o.ea.
stoned Tx hc RESIGNATION of General
GEORGE Hunt Two at leas, of these
a~niran,s f.. military hono,~ have cone Il
,heir final be,res and the pronunciation q
the 18th Brioade., is ..no where save
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CALiroRHIA.-A letter from Washing
ton expresses the opinion that there VIII
be some California disclosures in the r.
ports OF the Secretary Of Y ar and the Sc
cretary Of the Nay. accompanying the
President message. The dispatches Of
Governor Riley and Commodore Jones.
will. no doubt. be somewhat interesting II
not too voluminous: but the main badv OF
the real information frointha gold dirr:nrs.
II Is expected, viii be caaracel in tho
statement of the Hon. Thomas Butler
King. who has been spending the whole
Of the last season in California. IN semi
official capacity BE- the last steamer. w.
learn that one tract Of land purchased By
Lieut. Col. Fremont a real vein Of gold.
running III ledge Of rocks. has been lis
covered. showing that gold exists In It's
original state III the valleys. and that i i
not confined TO the washngs from the
mountains. We expect that the state
ment OF Butler King, Of the extent Of the
mineral. and Of the general advantages Of
the territory. viii confirm all our reports
from California. as the most wonderful
country in the world II one time. 131o}
Aaron Lecgett. of New York had every
inch of this country. bays. harbors. and
all. coded 10 him by contract with the
Mexican Government. in payment Of
damages for the sizure Of his ships. &c.
in the Tobacco trade. 4 revolution pre-
vented the ratification of lAe contract or.
at this day. Aaron Leggeit might have
been richer than crHsus. the Rothschilds.
and King solomon. all put together. OF
one thing. however. we feel certain-that
the Presidents message. and ACCOMPANY
ing documents. including Mr. Kings
statement. will embrace some astonishin .
information with regard to California.
Why are three counle Of bovs noino
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d sEcI.anc'. YER

D. mIfuge.-. The best remedies for worms
that Is yet knorn-at least the majority Of those
who have used them say so. For sale al Reeds
Drug Store, No. Al, Main street;
Nov. -, i-ig. 43af
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Reader. a word 10 YOU. II you wish to have
Il most excellent medicine in your house, to use
edIHjeiy IN cases of burns cuts, sprsins
bfulzes, headache, toothache, neuralgia paiur
cramps. nunibncss, &c. 20 aud get bottle Of
II. G.. Farrcll's Arabian Lininient, aud YOU " III
hnd Il unequaied by any medicine OF the Kind
ia the whole world. See advertisements
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CIRCULAR


LION De NICARAGUA, Sept. 20. 1919.
To: SlE-I have the honor 10 IN
form you that the Island OF Tigre. in the
Gulf Of Fonseca. mas been coded to the
United States of X America by the Re-
public Of Honduras. for the time pending
cOnstltut onal action upon an existing Con-
vention between the Two Republics. and
that accordingly speedy possession will
be taken Of the same, upon behalf Of thc
[ nited States. The existing port and
other regulations ofthc Island viii be con
tinued until otherwise ordered | have
also the honor 10 add that the nitcd
States has acquired intzrr,ts in the y est
crn Islands. and coast Of Honduras
which viii not permit her TO look win IN
difference upon any measures which shall
affect the present order Of things in that
quarter.
am, sir. with high consideration,
our obedienf servant.
(.5aned.) j.. GEO. sol Ter.
If this all be true, and we confess il
looks somewhat like a hoax. this lttle
Yankee. belongs to the ultra school Of pro-
greSSirc$. He has certainly enlarged Oh
the nutmeg tradct This thing Of con
tracing alliances between governments
promising the pr0tccti0R Of the United
States-purchasing islands, sc &c. is d
tall business.
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Why are three couple of boys going
from school TO church like a celebrated
trumpetere Because they 90 lro tlco tlro.
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Quarterly Meeting.

NH'; stock holders Of the ''Y NJ. Literary
ASSOCIATION, are respectfully requested to
meet at their Hall Monday evening Deem
Der 81. general attendance is especially So
Iieit-d, business Of raf ipoytance W IN b.. laid
before the meeting. J. \. icNINN, Ires'f.
w W. FoULKE Sec-y
Richmond. Nov -, 1919 49ti
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Their assortment embraces almost every article
usually kept IN such abiisinents-- their Goo ;
have been selected with much care for STYLE aud
quality. and viii be sold low II not a Iifile
fotccF, than at any store IN town. Their Goods
are for sale and 'rH he said at small profits
there's no mistaSe--C,IL AND ENA ANIME
November 2cth, IoI9 i9.3n
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port Of Honduras perfectly free as fa
the United States is concerned, and u
view TO securing these privileges cedes
to US for the time being the Island of Tigre
in the Gulf Of Fenseca. The island
commands the Gulf, ami indeed the whole
coast. Ii has been or is speedily 10 be
taken possession Of by all American
naval force
It's said Mr.. Squicr has issued circu
lar giving notice Of this ccssion, by the re-
public of Honduras, of the Island 0
Tigre, TO the &. States:
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THANKSGIVING D,Y.-Se.yices will commence
al the Prrsby terrain Church Front street ut IL
O'Clock. m We suppose that all the other
denominations IN this city will NEE, in their
spcctve churches, about the same hour, to-
nlnrroAs.
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Affecting lN9lnENT.-.it the dinner OF
the sons of New Hampshire. which took
place in Boston on "Wednesday last Hon
j. p Hale. of the | :. Seutae. SAID that
on his journey 10 Boston he met IN the
cars u man Of % wears old, whose father
lived and died IN penury from sacrifices
made in the Revolutions and the son was
now oil his way u see Mir. Webster aud
have Congress now assist him in his Pow
clty AMI age.
The father was Capt Nathan Hobbs of
Northampton. \. II who when The town
was called upon 10 raise niue men 10 meet
Burgoyne. advanced 2 600 10 effect il. or
il would not have been done. This act
heg@arcd his family. During Nr lIala's
account. voices from all parts Of the Hall
cried out-..'ass round the hat uosct'
Mr Webster was evidently much affect
ed. and turning - ms Senatorial colleague.
remarked that there would be at least two
voices al Washington in favor 81 Mr.
Hobbs petition. He then proposed The
Memory of Capt. \ athan llobb s petition.
which was received with great vencratiou
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T7I9-1 u N---.>IEle lTfoIlU has kl!ll-
y furnished us with a copy Of ne Rich
naad Weekly lntylhgencer." printed
December i7.122S. which is an interest.
.u- relic Of things tina, was among
other ;hnge in il ne ind the following adj
yerti>atntuf:
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new STORE g. GOODS!
a.. SHOW E:Es X CO..

.. ~ q = II u Co..
CORNER Of MI and PtaH streets, Richmond, Ia
II L@fEClfU LILY inform their frlen ds and
the pubic. that they have recently made
additions to tItir former stock, and that Tie :
now otter iof sale general variety Of
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware
<SUcensN:src. Boot. and shoes,
Hats and Caps Ac Ac tNr
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27
COLTMING AND SHIRTS.
At WhOlesale.

VOUNG BROTHERS., 1859, Main Street
Il St. Louis, dealers in Ready Made Clio
thing and SHIRTS, of every description, are
now prepared 10 attend to the wants Of their
customers. with stock of goods which is mn
surpassed by any other in he United States
Both partners have devoted their whole time
and attention the past summer in getting up
this stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
and we natter ourselves that The extreme lor
prices at which we car sell our goods, together
with the very superior CUT and MAKE OF
our garments, will present irresistible in.
ducements to the Discerning Mercants Of the
West. Our stock of Blanket Coats is much
the largest ever brought to this market, and
as our purchases were made in the English
and German markets, early in the Spring, we
can sell our Blanket Goats at good percent.
age lower than any other House in the West
Our assortment of Business Coats is very
large, consisting of Sattinets, Heavy Tweeds,
Pilots, &c, &c.
Our assortment of Vests and Pants is most
complete. We pledge ourselves that every
bill sold by us shall be invoiced at the lowest
New York prices. Merchants visiting the
City. are respectfully invited toe all and look
through our stock before making their pur-
chases. YOUNG BROTHERS.
August 23 lS49-25-tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27
RHEU MATlSM CAN Be CURED
by THE PROPER USE OF
MYERS INTERROGATION!

THIS gvereign and effectual remedy for
hat painful disease, was discovered upwards
If sixty years ago by the Grandfather of the
undersigned, Ga German Physician of his day)
and has neverbeen made known out of his
family.
Its incredible cures have astonished thou
sands who have witnessed its power over that
disease. Unfortunate, despairing invalids, who
have been bed-ridden for years, have been re-
stored to the enjoyment of perfect health. II
banishes all pain in few days, and its efficacy
is gladly realized by the patients being able to
resume their usual avocations, after having
suffered in torments for months and years
The wonderful success Of the EMBROCA-
TON, in curing the worst cases of Rheu-
matism, has acquired for it a celebrity IN
precedented. and its fame originated from
its own merits. 1t never has failed TO cure
Rheumatism. either infammatory or chronic,
and feel safe in saying it never will if fairly
tried. pledge myself TO refund the cash to
any person who uses 1t properly without being
benefited thereby. Youwho are afflicted may
have tried every other remedy but this. Try
IT, and if it does not cure, it will not cost
you any thing. By this rule desire it should
be used.
Persons are warned to be on their guard OF
yhom they purchase. as several mean at
tempts have been made to procure the RECIPE
from which this medicine is prepared. The
proprietor deems 1t his duty to say to tie af-
iicted, that he will furnish travelling agents
with written authority for depositing it.
or My name is on each bottle. and none
genuine unless prepared by HENRY c, MYERS,
Fayette, Missouri.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27

90, Washington Avenue, near Fourth ST..
THE undersigned has constantly on hand
and manufactures to order, Marble Man,el
Pieces, Monuments. Tomb stones, Furniture
Tops, and every other description Of Marble
Work, at very low prices.
N, B. employ no Travelling Agents Or
ders sent to me per mail, or left with ]. D.
Perry, Esqr., Glasgow. will be executed in the
best manner. carefully packed, and warranted
to give satisfaction, in quality and price.
! also keep on hand, CaIcined Plaster Paris,
Hydraulic Cement, White Lime. Marble
Dust, &c. ~ JOHN C. WILSON.
st. Louis, Aug. 80, l649.-26-.tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27
JACOB BLATNER.

Mathematical and Philosophical TnsSgw<n.
Maker,
Has on hand and for sale
Surveyors compasses and ehaiBs
Leveling instruments
Theodolite pocket cOmpasses
Spy glasses, Barometers, Thermometers
Hydroneters, of silver and glass
Hydrometers, for acids and salts
Drawing Instruments; Spectacles
Ivory and Gunter's Scales and Protractsrs
Hour and half hour glasses
Microscopes; Magnfying glasses
Magic lanthOrns; Electrical machines
SRgicGl aud DGntH InJtrumenis
Pocket, disscctng. cuppng and sels-injsetisg
cases
Syrlnges, large and small
Lancets, fofceps, turnkeys
Brass cups and pumps
Large scales and weights, for druggists
Prescription scales, on stand.
Nusica! Instruments.
Violins, Guitars, Flutes, DC.
SO, Second street
St. Louis, March s. 1919 -l-y
LEAD AND SLOT
500 ID. Bar Lead
80 bags Shot. Just received and for ~als
by PERRY d BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-27
BOOTS &. SHOES.
Sept. II, 1S49

wv E have just opened, and have for sale
w At low prices the largest and best as
sorted stock of boots and shoes we have ever
seen above St. Louis-of choice material and
orkmanship--exactly suited 10 this marke:
including all sizes and fashions
Ladies' calf lace boots
do kip aud Morocco do
do high and low walking shoes
Fine kid slippers and shoes
Prunella and congress CATERS
Village tie shoes and buskins
White and drab slippers Misses and chill
dren's boots shoes and CATERS
Gents fine sewed and pegged calf boots
DO sup waterproof and heavy do
Extra thick and coarse boots
do kip and seal do
A heavy and choice assortment Of thick
brogans, all sizes.
Mems and boys kip shoes
India Rubber and buffalo overshoes &c.
BOON TALBOT & SMITH.
| Fayette October ii