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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02
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Ner Discoveries and Great Mysteries
/ Rereaied!i!
Miniatures by the Uncomfortable Agents!!
REJOICE, y EARTH, AND ALL We That DWELL
THEnEIN;-FoR THOUGH VIZ MAY DIE AND WASTE
AWAY, YET THE SHADOW THY yIsAGE
REMAIN WITH THY FRIENDS.
" II. WHITE, the unsurpassed DA-
w GUERREoryPIsr, has concluded TO locate
in Richmond for the present: and would there
fore inform the citizens. and people visiting this
place from the country and neighboring towns,
that he Is prepared to take IiKE>EssEs from the
size Of a fve-cent piece to the full sizc-the
largest ever taken in Richmond. lie puts the IN
up in fine vencered frames, which answers for
the finest ornaments for the paror. From his
extended researches into all that pertains to not
only this branch Of the art but also into the new
discoveries Of chemistry and electricity. in their
various applications, he possesses but few supe-
riors, if any in his profession. He suffers
picture to go out Of hi, rooms unless perfect
satisfaction is rendered. He is prepared to take
children, on clear days, in from ID to % seconds.
No sketches Of Lancer or engravings o,
Cousins, can vie with this magic touch Of SCI
ence--wIth the finger of Dature! A perfect
likeness of distant friends, or OF those who have
gone TO the spirit-land be had whilst
no other memento Of the living or departed can
speak to the heart so plain. or gather a reminis-
cence of the past. so well gaze upon their
lace divine winch WILL NOT FADE
Pictures re-taken ON reasonable terms.
'AV""si"PhiC Ut DdkueTTeotSpe stOCk, OF the
latest style and Of various qualities. he keeps
constantly on hand and for sale. Also, chemi-
Gals Of the first quality. Ope rators iii the vicn-
ity, or visiting Richmond, wishing to buy stock,
instruments. chemicals. er wishing inrtructions
in Electro-Gilding and Silvering, are invited to
give him a call Also, the celebrated Hungarian
Liquid, FOR SHE AND WARRANTED.
Electro. Gliding.
lie is prepared to gid with Gold: Watches,
Chains Keys, Lockets, Rings. Bracelets, &c.
Nc. With Silver: Apoihecary's Scales (smaiD.
Door Plates, Spoons. and all kinds Of handeLaLie
Brass and Ornamental Work.
TEA si>p:lrcmt Window Shades.
lie will soon receive, direct from the city. the
finest stock and latest styles Of TRANSPA-
RENT WINDOW SHADES, ever offered in
Richmond; which, he will sell as cheap as can
be purchased at any re tail establishment mt in Gin
cInnati.
His rooms are open and free to visitors -
All are respectfully invited to give him a call.
Rooms over REEp's Drug Store, which
also occupied by DR.. w. r. WEBSTER for Dental
operations.
Richmond. Dec Goth, 1s49 If
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~ OTICE-.The stockholders Of the Rich
mond ana Newport Turnpike Company.
will please take notice tina. In. Fo,r,h
me mt becomes due and pay able on The First DOR
o. Second MoaM February ner4; when promp,
PAYNE nj will be required By orr, Of ~
board j. E. STRATTAN, Treasurer.
Eleventh month 2oih. is4s ae,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02
NEW STOVE STORE::

FuHE undersigned has CONNIE need the Stove
business in the room recently occupied by
Thomas O'iIarra, on Main street, and has now
on hand the largest and NEST extensive assert
ment of Stoves ever brought to this city. which
he will sell at slight shade above the Ciucinna-
ii prices. His assortment embraces:
1'hrFufn1cc Prcssaitl III steve. OF
several sizes, with heavy plates, and perfect ia
cilities for the processes of cooking-one of the
most simple and efficient stoves in use
Foundry Premium stove. of all the
different sizes made in the west
Cooks Delight. one OF the best Of the
premium patterns.
The superior stove. a most convent
ent and neat Cooking apparatus.
The lB;lngup stove. for large or small
families
The DOublG-OVeI, Cock I'M. Stove
which is said TO combine advantages found in II o
other stove.
H'llc Furnace Seven Plate. design
ed for shops. stores, churches, &c.
kc>Or'> Six Plate. for same purposes.
1ScsOr'> FariOr--iIarp's parlor-Drum
Parlor-Green's alright parior-Root's air
tight parlor, and other stoves for the sitting
room or parlor, gotten up in the neatcst. and at
the same time the most substantial style. The
utmost care has been taken in the selection of
his stock, and il is contile emily believed to en-
brace the most popular stoves now in use, not
only Tor beauty and elegance of design and FIN
ish. but Tor coHveuIen nee ami utility.
HOliOVV-vVarc.f for all culinary purposes
sugar kettles, odd lids of all sizes, sad irons,
and almost every article usually kept in such es-
tab!islmc nts.
He will also furnish TO order all kinds OF Tin
Ware. made of the best materials aud by tx
pcrienced workmen. ~ The trimmings for
stoves made here, and warranted to be Of
the best quality.
In entering upon this business, deter
miIIeG to furnish the public with Just what they
want in our line, and persons wishing to pur-
chase invited TO call ana examine for hem
selves and all shall be satisfied as to the price
quality and terms.
r." Approved Country Produce taken in ex-
change for stoves, at the highest market prize
WILLIAM " IGGINS.
Dee. 9Th, 1919. 5Ouf
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state Of Indiana. ;
Wayne County.

IN vhe w ayne Circuit C00rt, Spring Term, So:
'Phebs Ann Cox, alias !
Phebe Ann Trmble
Criswold Cox. othe rw,sc
called ChstwelI Cox.
Ne u known, that on the 'tI, dav of Septcm-
Der, lS19. the said Complainant filed in the
Clerk . Office, Of tho WAY Circuit Court, her
affidavit, alleging therein that said defc ndant ~
not resident Of the State of Indiana The
said defendant is therefore, hereby notified of
tho filing aud pendency of said Bill for Divorce,
and unless he appears before the Judges Of the
Wayne Circuit Court, on the first day Of the ir
next term. TO be held al the Court House in and
for said County. on the first Monday Of March
next. then and there TO plead answer or demur
thereto the same " i'll be heard and dete rmin ned
in his absence.
Witness, THOMAS q. NOBLE,
Clerk, ". e.. &.
jus. Perry. Airy for compl't
December 3rd, 1919. so
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Old Things Wade New,
AARON SAYMAN
ktcpairer Of Umbrellas. P;srasoI..
Locks, Keys. &C.. dc.

III AS established himself in R.I.n,ond and
= IS prepared to repair Umbrellas rarasol.
ohafes. Ivory Fans, put Slides in Caa. fr-stichs
meud SHUTTERS, set Glasses in and oiI.rvsi-.. r..
@Peetacies. repair Colo Rings Silver poems.
and every thing in that line.
lie also manufactures KEYS and has now on
han- large quantity OF odd kevs of all SIZES.
lie keeps for sale stou. Whale bone, suitable
for nsirg in Ladies Dresses
ne VIII also sharpen Scissors. Knives, &C.
and st Razors
od SILVER. Copper, Brass, Pewter. Lead. RAYS
ana Umbrella Frames, will be taken in . xrhapGs
for work.
His shop is on Pearl street. = few doore co,,h
Of VI IN. and directly opposite where the old
Market House stood All persons who have
LOCKS out Of oFaer. or have los, broke the ir
htEs. can nave them repaired i'm :neaIately, or
get Keys TO ut them by taking eff the Locks
ana bringing then, 10 his shop Those wishing
any woIS Done IN his line respectfully iuvi
ted 70 give him call. His terms will be r.as.
enable. 'S
Richmond, Oct Is, 17i9. 433sno nd Il
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DIR. W VI. Il. WERSEE1k.
hn1 fII
Su r c. EOJ TTST.

Y" OULD respectfully give notice TO the
w citizens of Richmond and vicinity, that
he is now permanently located and fully pre-
pared to ttend to all calls in his profession,
from the extraction OF a tooth to the Insertion
Of an entire set. He will assure the public
that he Will in all cases make use Of the be> I
material and warrant his work to be done in a
style, that shall not be exceied by any in his
profession, and Oh the latest and most approved
principles.
His charges in all cases shall be reasonable
Advice given freely If required) when not en-
gagged otlce on Nam street, up stajrs over
Reeds Drug Store, and nearly opposite the
Gilbert House.
Richmond, Sept. -. 1919. 81
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State Of Ind in sa:s.
Wayne County.

~
In the Wayne Circuit Court, Spring Term, 1880.
Mary Coale, Admr.
George Coale, Adm'r NJ
Samuel Coaie, Dee'd. In Chnncery
v.
Irwin Reed, Ell als.
Notice is hereby given to John Evans one Of
the dcle ndaBts in the above entitled cause, that
the Goth day Of August, 1919, the Complain
ants filed IN the Wayne Circuit Court their Bill
in Chancery for R-vivor. aud unless he appears
before the Judge OF said Court the st day
~ their ne xt term to be held at the Court house
~ and for said County, on the first Monday OF
March next, to plead, answer or demur to said
Mil Of Con, plant, the same will be taken for
confessed and decreed upon accordingly.
ntM Witness,
.z.a THOMAS q. NOBLE. CLERK w. C. G.
sJAsns Prnav. Complainant's Solicitor.
Dec. II, 1919. 5l-3w
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Stltc Of 1ssso1ss ME. ,
Wayne County. SO

~ the Wayne circuit court, Sprung Term, 1850
Jonathan Dickinson. \
BE il known that on the Goth day Of Novcm-
her 1919, said complainant filed in the Clerk 3
office Of the Wayne circuit court. her affidavit,
allie therein. that said de PENDANT was not u
resident Of the State Of Indiana. The said de-
PENDANT is therefore, hereby notified, Of the fl
ling and tendency OF said complainant's Bill for
Divorce. aud unless he appears before the Judg-
., Of the Wayne circuit court, on tho first day
Of their Spring Term 1880, aud pleads, answers,
or demurs to said Bill. The same will DO heard,
and determined in his absrnce Witness:
THOMAS G.. NOBLE, elk, w. &C.
James Perry Attorney for complainant.
December Sd, Isl9. so
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NEW CHAIR ESTABLISHMENT.

ME undersigned respectfully informs the
/ people Of Richmond and surrou ndinr conn
try. that his HAIR MA
is on South Marion street, and his
" A II e. II DOW
IS on Main street, orcr r. J. Bargis' Stare Store.
where he will keep hand, at all times Wind
scr. Fancy AID Spring Seat Chairs. Walauf
aad Mahogany Bosios Rockise CAairs. large
Cane-Sea Rocking Chairs; in fact he is prepared
TO manufacture every thing in the CHsIR line
PERSONS wanting fine and good article Of
na'1s need not go to Cincinnati. as he is pre-
pared 70 furnish as good an article and =, =. low
a price rs an be obtained at that place Those
wishing to Purchase requested to call and see.
JOB GREEN.
Richmond, April IS, lS4a Ia-,f
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BOOT AND SHOE srORE:



TIME subscriber takes this method Of
IL informing those wearing BOOTS
and SHOES. that he has purchased the entire
stock Of R. EsTELL, and is now receiving from
New York and Cincinnati, a complete as.ort-
me mt Of Gents. Doors AND SHOES, Of all descriP-
tons; YoUTHs' AND BoYs' do; LADIES. MISSES,
AND CHII.bRES's SHOES, in great variety: in fact,
q complete assortment.
u-He will keep constantly on hand r. Es-
TELLS manufacture Of Gents. FINE AND COARSE
BOOTS and SHOES; LADIES BUsKIss, &c.
He has the assistance Of CHARLES EsTE'L, IN
business. and il prepared. at all times, 10 do
REPAIRING. at short notice.
a Large lot Of FIRST rate B'fFaLo it"Bts. Just
received frou, 81. Louis, and for sale cheap
Ar the unde rsign-d inienGs 10 90 an shefastre
Boot md slime Lusiaess, he is determined to
supply the wants Of the PEOPLE, and most re-
p-ctfniiy invites all to give him call: being
resolved to Sell low 1Or Ghc Read y
Pay! JOB BORTON,
No. =. Main Street.
4 Richmond, Ia, Nov. %, 1919 49tf
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Wagons for Sale.

ME unders gned has for sale two Two
i Horse Wagons, one of which is nearly
new, the other considerably worn. Also, sett
of double Harness, that is nearly new ANY
person wishing to purchase will do we'll bv call
ing at No. y, Nam street, opposite the Bank
Richmond, Indiana. JOHN UAINES
9Th mo. 9th, lS49. 2U-tf
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ENOR $AIE!-FOUR NEAT DIV EIIINC;
Il HOUSES, and TWO VACANT LOTS,
situated in Richmond. For particulars. apply
to EDW ARD FRANCES.
Richmond, March , 81, 1919 l3,f
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DngllHlc's Patent MOall-PrOOr
BEEF HIVE.

IFatehted July ISL. 1919.
INHE subscriber would respectfully inform
] the public that he has procured the right
Of this valuable patent for the State of Indiana
excepting few countless and will dispose OF
the same to pc rsons wishing to engage in prof
table enterprise. either by County or Tow nship
Rights.
1t will be seen by the highly respec table tes-
timony in favor of this Hive, that il is one of
the best Patents Of the kind ever red to the
public The subscriber will take pleasure in
producing numerous certificates, among which
are those of SEAEERRY FoRD, Governor Of Ohio
Hon. J. x. GIDpINGs, BENJAMIx X. SHREvE. &c
nc and also dpona from the great 4 gric ultu-
raj Fair held at Syracuse, N. York; will, the
testimony Of several committees Of other acri-
cultural societies. Persons desirous of purrh,
sing, will please address. post paid,
+. A. DUGLAGLE
a. - Richmond, Wayne Co. r., Ind
DeC- 20. ic'S ltf
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

|<fREE Rockaways. double eat-d. finish
j ed in the best sly le on hand and for sale
CHEAP Also secondhand carriage, fol
sale or hire. Call at the old stand on South
Fifth Street, south Of the Starr House.
JONATHAN MATHS.
Richmond, SEPT. 10, lc49. 3Mf
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STOVE WAREHOUSE.


ne PRICE or SIOl rs REDICED.
" J. Ii AEs<:E>. thankful for past f.yors
Il would inform The public. that he has re
duced the prices all of his Stoves Buck :
Patent among the rest. He keeps a larger as
sortinent than any ether House. His stock
consists of sizes Bucks Patent Air Tirr,
Double oven, and > sizes Single oven, this stove
Is warranted to perform better than anv Stove
offered, the boilers are nearer the FIRE, and II bas
a larger oven than any other Store. The great,
~ reduced price will give all persons chance
to get one of those invaluable Stoves He alec
keeps sizes Victory Premium, large oreEs and
AeGry plates, sizes Latest iyenaiuns. Larg,
boilers and o-eRs. sizes Saratoga aiy TiqL
Stanley; 3 sizes Gothic; 4 sizes s pla,,s. I
sizes plates; sizes 10 pi1te, boiler halls i,
top; sizes Russia Iron self regulators and
,citheNt.
Drum, Parlor, and all other kinds of Stoves
that are kept in any Stove establishment These
stoves are made from the best Scotch and Amer
Ican Iron, and warranted to stand FIRE for ono
year; II plates break others furnished gratis
All Kinds OF hollow ware, kettles. pots. ovens
sAinsts, steam kettles, Autirons, W aggon Rox
es, foFch Steps. Sad Irons. &c, sc. All kin4s
OF In ware made and kept hand. Conner
Dlass an0 BY1stanla ware, full assortment,
Persons would DO we'll TO give him call ,bsr
viii iind stoves cheap enough at No II. en,c
site orighiwehs Store. There are 10 Rurt.
Stoves. nor Bucks Stoves improved, sold hs,.
but By the subscriber ''S
Dec, 18th, 1919 sI.,f
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KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital S2OO.OOO:
Office Of Water street, near Market, in Wise.
Brick Ror; VIxCENNEs, INDIANA
JOHN IL. HUTTON. Agent.
No. 24, Main street, RICHMOND. IND

No. II, Main street, RICHMOND, IND
TNHIS Company having been duly organized,
Il and the capital stock properly secured,
are now prepared to receive applications for in
surance against loss or damage bv fire, on Build
ings. Merchandise, Machinery, Mills, Mannfac-
tories. and all descriptions of property. Also.
merchandise aud produce in the course Of inland
transportation,-the risks of the seas-and upon
the lives OF individuals. The rates of premium
which will govern this institution. will conform
TO the established rates of the Eastern Offices
All losses will be literally and promptly adjusted
and paid.
Hon. K. y. CAKNAN, Vincennes
WILLIAM WISE. do
WILLIAM ] IIERERp, do
HORACE +. PECK, do
CYKUs VI. ALLEN, do
VINCENT T. WEST. VI. d. Pike co. Ind
PETER 7 BAILEY, Fort WAYNE do
Thomas T. BE>BRIDGE. Lafayette. do
WALTER w. EARLY. Terre- Haut-, do
Ex-Gov- d. w ALL.CE. indianapolis. do
HENRY ID. ALLIs. Evansville, 60
HENRY r. SCHooLCRAFr, " ashngton, ID. c.
ZErHEHTAH PLArr, New York
X. y. CARNAN President
c. NJ. ALIEN. Sec's y. +. ELpRIpiE TREASURER
SANsUI. JUDAH. '"es""es-
Dec. 10, 1879. 52tf
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lO,rlCE-Ietter. Tessamenrary,

NN the last Will and Testament of JEREMIAH
~ HUBBARD, late Of Wayne county and State
OF Indiana, decease ed, were duly granted to the
unde rsigned, by the clerk Of the Wayne probate
court, on the l 4th day OF 18th month. le49. The
Estate is supposed TO be solvent All person.
having claims against said Estate are requested
to present them within one year duly pro-
we'd.
The undersigned will offer for Sale
OK Sixth dav. the 18th of First month (Jauu-
ary) 1850. at the late residence of the said Jer-
emiah Hubbard in the city of Richmond in SAID
county. the following personal property. to-wt:
One Horse. one Carriage, one set
OF Harness.
and Il variety of small articles. credit Of SIX
months .i BE- gwen ali sums over three dol
lars Notes and approved security will be re-
quIret OF the purchaser. Further terms viii be
made known The day OF sale
CALEB SHEARON, Executor OF tie late
Wal Of JEREMIAH HUBBARD.
l2,h month 18th, I-49. OTIS
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NJ Office is hereby given. that an Election
~ will be held at the Engine House. in the
City of Richmond. on the First Monday i'm Jam
vary next, January 9Th. le50,) for Mayor,
Counc,men, Treasurer, Collector. Assessor and
Marshall By order Of the Council
B. w DAVIS, City Clerk
Richmond, Dec. 18th, le49
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Family Grocery and Provision
SKOR& e.

VINHE undersigned respectfully informs the
j people of the city of Richmond and
rounding country, that he has ope ned the above
business
STARTS ROW. NO. SO. MAIN STREET
His stock consists, in part OF Molasses; Loaf,
Crushed and Brown Sugars, Young Hvson,
Imperial, Gun Powder aud Black Teas--from
81 cents TO 81 T. To T.. Rio and Free Labor & Of
fee; Chocolate; ground and I'M ground Pepper,
Allspce, Cinnamon and Cloves: Ginger, Nut
megs, Window Glass; Starch. Saeratus, Rice
Lard. chewing and smoking Tobacco, Cigars
Snuff, Vinegar, Soap, Candies, indigo shoe and
scrub Brushes, Cordage, Fish. w ash Boards,
Buckets. Churns and Baskets Brooms. Wood
Saws, Shovels, Pitch Forks Haichets, Pocket
Knives and variety of Fancy Notions; Candle
Wick, Batting; Earthen, Stone, yellow and
Rockingham W are--cimAr; kanhawa and Lake
Salt, Raisins, Figs. Powder. Lead, Shot, Glass
Jars, Salts, Dried Beef, Peaches and Apples
Bacon, Candies, Cheese, Crackers, Cakes, &c
Ij'Sait. Cheese, Teas, Pepper. Allspice, Gin
namon, Starch and Candy, at wholesale.
He is prepared TO furnish his customers with
GROCERIES,, on GOOD TERMS; aud will sell
any thing in his line CHEAP for CASH or appro-
we'd COUNTRY FRopUcE. \ reasonable piice will
be given for all available Produce.
J. fLoUR. CORY- MEAL, Corn, Oars GRorxp
FEED, ArrLEs, foTAroEs and other vegetables
are kept for sale at No. 50:
ELI GRIFFITH
Richmond, 10Th mo. 3lst, 1873 45tf
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SMEAD'S Citizens Rank,
Main street, between 3L aud ath streets,
d r. C1NCIN NATG.
I~btuS bank is under the manage me nj Of
w. SMsAp, who has been successfully enca-
ged i'm Banking. in Cincinnati, for near twenty
years. This Bank employs near
A Million Of Dollars.
and discounts freely at all Sc asons. Money de-
posted is payable on demand, with six per CO Mt
ieeerest, thereby serving the purpose Of 81
WINGS BANk
II. w. HUGHES, Cashier.
Dec. 5th, lS49. :,.w
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NJ T. would inform our friends and custo-
w mers that IN addition 10 our former stock
o.. 81 4 ltD " A HE. We are now receiving
from Sheffield. England, the following articles,
consisting in part Of:
80 dozen Flies and Rasps;
Mill and * Saws:
Hand and Panel Saws;
II 4" lemon and compass Saws;
IL w ooG-Saws;
IS Fellow Saws;
1 :. Circular Saws:
% :. F-rnrr Gouge>;
10 - F-r.ner ChiselS;
90 Milwrights' Chlsels;
10 - Sash Chisels;
40 I" Socket ChiseIs;
81 - Plain Irons;
10 " Drawing Knives;
80 Table Knives and Forks;
IL Dessert and Tea Knives * Forks :;
90 Pocket Knives;
"a Scissors and shears;
ID d" Razors, &c, &c.
Customers wishing anything IN the line of
hardware or cutlery, will find 1t TO their advan-
tage to give call, they Will find rs
ready and willing TO show our GooDs.
FLETCHER & BENTON.
1E-one door West of The Bank fr
Richmond, Sept 90, ~. 4U:tf
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DATENT PTNPS-For either wells ar
ei-'-rns, and Lead Pipe. Just received and
or sale at the stove establishment Of
T. J. BARGiS, No, L., Main St
Richmond, Dec. IL, 1919. 5I,f
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For Sale.

For Sale.
4 TWO-STORY FRAME DIV Filing
~ IOl sc. situated on 9th street. near the
Railroad D'pot.
Also A frst-rate Pc: Machine. and
fixtures. entirely new. Any person wishing TO
engage in the manufacture Of Shoe Pegs, sill
find II to their advantage by applying TO
s G.. DUGDALE.
Richmond, Dec 9Th, 1919. 5o:3m.
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are paid, except at the option oftAe edi,ors.
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tassye attention.
ADvERTIsINC TERMS:
II Adoertisements mill be consp,c"ousiy in
seStsd IN the .'Pnliadiun,' affLe )oioHine raies;
One square Of 12Anes, ] to weeks, ----S 81 90
ESch continuance, .--..--.-.-.--.-.-...---- %
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Professional card. not exceeding five lines.
for subscribers, per year ------------------2,O on
DO. for non -subsc rbe ---..--.-----.---3 90
Notices Of Marriages and Deaths, when fur
nishsd by those Interested, or when sent over
some responsible signature, are inserted free OF
charge. Obituaries, over six lines, are charged
50 cents per square for the 6verplus.
The fee for advertising Divorce cases must be
pail strictly in advance. Az other legal sdver-
tis.n,e nts inserted on the pccunary responsible
" OI tHe party tnefn. Tor ADVERTISING
wives, 81 per square will invariably be exacted
IN advance.
Yearly or half yearly advertisers have the
privilege Of changing their advertise me ats every
tIvce months.
Candidates for Office, who are subsc ribers, c an
have their names inserted once, free Of charge
Those who not subscribers, one dollar will
invariably be charged.
Adm istrafor's advertiseme Bts, being part oi
the expenses Of taking out letters Of Admins
ration, are expected TO be paid out Of the first
monies collected for tho estate.
1--WE expect to adhere strictly to the above
terms.
NV. PALMER is our Agent at New York