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Vinegar 0ittefo efe NOS we 1nney
G1irHs ln01 Eflubd LSuSog1 Hu1DOgo6 Erlced,
and sweetened to please Tho taste, called
-donS6n .1 xppesaieil, - d11eosrsp 81,
tnas zee ne app se e V om nc Nc
nafive Foots and herbs OF California ffee ffom
S7sXScsSoSS ssinuiaSts. TG1ysazS ths Great
Perfscf Renovator and ~ 3RS3oP Of ne 6y5-
.re1soxiSe rs tlood to 'hssSshy condition, en-
IIsnps ,srsnPs and n.sersssnS eSsa
ton sro% e tess :i = eaS ds sas.
no.. "a f;.:s. s:3 s.s s: ~: essssr: IS
PEoyidsd their bones ars not tss:sozse y
osSsa. H.s:sd beyond ise SSR. siIsR |s15,.s..
eS.n e ,s ssrs sHssss y sss 95ae
och, BadTefs 81 the Mouth. Dilions 4ttaoks, Pal
RSin III tSsresious Of the YiaSeys "a : fundred
other painful symptoms, aGe he o0pfings Of
DysRsps,s p saHSs oomp,.sss : 6sno sSs: =,
g. 80. s.s1 G,sS:SI e ssss: o
married X M , e The Sa:p & Dss
S %sns soon e n DessscS e. Marked Improve
nhsr~ stism and Govt Dyspepsia OF indi.
,. Sss i &c so ds 11 ;ss,s sns
s1cS d 49, are caused SyvsassdBcod which
Ssss ssi,.5y r1.5 ssuesd " d.ssnsns o. the
they AaS . GeA4Ie = DtasAve - vvsll
as Tenic, posse9ling also the peculiar merit
e sst,ne = poxe11ul 49, Eel!sving Con-
For 4kfn Dieeasoe. Er9nfioue. Tetter. SALT.
RAe1A, Moecnee, ep0ess 1890 fuNnles, Hons.
EFyapeiaa. sltoG 6eur8, Dl1S6lofSfons Of the
skin. Humon Snd Diseases. q The ekin, OF
lWha6evsr name Or nature. ne Msefally dug up
sud carried out e the aySten r 2 :aort time BY
win convince the most jpcgp1nloUa q their cur.
atfve efrectA 1Va ~. 70
Cleanse fAe VitiaAe4, 11ooa wheneyer
SKIN ID. Pimp,s1 ETupsissss e sSsss eissass il
veins cleanse Il when i 4 iosl { Jour feelings
mill ssiIyca g, w We Keep the sood pure, and
Grateful Thoasanas proclaim v1NEGAR
eklTTfRA the most Honderfal oyigorant that
esa eds!a1,e0 tAo ankiny syssem n
- FIN Taps. 80 ssaeS ygfo1s. lurking
.fuaiiy destroyed ana removed SAY, . ;distin.
guhhed p1ystdiogiss: fnee1secafceiy an indi-
sa2,9 GO tes ancs q tee ea;ta Sheee body z ex-
ON the healthy elements Of tno BODY that worms
exist, but upon the diseased hum6n ahd slimy
eepoa1ae. ut breed the liytng Monseers Of
@ s 70 sem o. PIN e C - ~ vsimii9ges
worms me- tnese MtterA
~ p pssc.s s s,,os, gagged
setters, Gold-heasers, and Sinesa. IS ssey y "a.
vance IN life, are subject 70 paraiysss Of the
SSMe - saaIy a8r,nm sne ts aese 81
tent. 5svsls, which - 81 pscvsiens % no
-. kts9e S.sss me United
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The annual Addleman reunion
picnic took place in the neighbor
hoed Of Whitewater, on Wsdnes.
day last, A. larger attendance Of
relatives was had than last year, and
q very pleasant time spent in once
more greeting and converting to-
gether.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.
STA zE or. INDIANA. wAYNE. CO.. IS:
Wayne o;ves;s cO.,t, .Sspss.Ser Hv~, 1873.
.Samuel J. Goodsnough =
lop B.EHss FgsasTt 20 SEou
G 31iss 3 dross 'l x: a.
A!i:: Z. De aros', -ori isIfl 81
William Fullerton.
HE IT Known, That On the second day
aAD of Jone, 1878, The above nsned Plsiu-
till. by 81. 9. Fox, Attorney, 6ied ia the Office
;of tbs GSssf VI tie WAyne Circuit Court. his
complaint sgainst said, defendants ia the
shove entitled cause, together v ith the affda-
ivit efA peteut person. shaC said )eisnd-
ants, Arson 5 Jones, William n. De Groot,
! Alice = De a0SJ6t, aud William Fullerton,
are not residents OF the, State Of Indiana.
Said IefendA MS, Ansoti 8. Jones, William
n. lle Gfooa, Aiies 3. De Gfoot AND William
Eplerton. therefore are hereby notified Of the
ming and peudeucy Of said complaint against
them, q nd that nnlesS shey1Appear suA san-
swer or demur thereto, At the calling Of said
canse ;sAnathe SECOND aay of.the ne II term of
said Court TO be begun and held 1T the Court
House IN Centfevi'ie, on the fret Monday Of
|aSepkenaber, ~ 876s snsxt, said complaint ind
the matters and things 4 erein contained and
Faiiefed. wsH be taken as true sw6 the said
cause cso sill be heard AID ds.sspised in their
e2r TX 'wIfNESA - Clsrk, S,A the
sssA4j tr #, f tsi G q H. gsa.
~ e a lass.s Nn. W-DUDLEY.
H. n Rcra H. ~ Mo- r. es} nn.-s go.
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Stand by the old Landmarks! and
# you want q good job Of repair
ing done to your watch or clock,
take it to r. B. rDickinson's, at his
old stand 235 Main st, He has a
fine assortment Of time-keepers,
salver ware, ijewelry, &c.
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gGsoRas FhAscdsg TR.,G IA. o;v

GsoRGR Fl AMOS TaAi& Ahas Civ
en- convincing proof of bis SANITY.
g Beingsabopt ochase u nnoisei to
testify in the pending suit Of the
governments sgainst [ the Credit
Mobilier ring. he has suddcaly
skipped out, and gone 10 Easope.
Ii Train is insane, there is.an
eHtrsordAAry amount q inetHod
III bis madness.
The wheat in White County is
reported to be in a much better
condition than the early spring
gsve plqmieNofssov ae8aA
According. to- general expe.a-
ton. The civil DANA Ses - liquor
ceiling Law has been siened blythe
Governor Of New YORK. 80 - = -
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The Moonlight Festival Of the
ladies' OF the EPISCOPAL Church, was
splendid the church-yard was fine
" Illuminated, and the ice cream and
strawberries were served from tents
on the ground. sE
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The new Court house is nearly
rooted, and ready for finishing up
on the inside, and the Capital of Old
Wayne will soon be in Richmond !;
thinking of this, and, in connection,
OF our city's present Indebtedness.
1881, 476,OO,] we arrived at the
natural conclusion that there's not
= town in she State that needs cAp1-
TAI more than ours.
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FORECLOSURE OF SCHOOL
: e FUND MORTGAGE. -


IN DEFAULT of payment OF principal and
1intereat due, to ths Sehool Fued OF Wayne
County, State of Indiana, on the loans oI
a Observation-Disclosures. T. will, on
Saturday. the 18th day of .June, 1873, boz
tween the hours Of f0s6'clbck Z. N. and
,o'1lcck;p. Il o6sr fort sale u the. Court
House door, in the town Of Centrevilse, Wayne
County, Indiana, to the highest bsddr for
CASH SO mach, ofths setgags premises -
viii satisty the 11noint thereon, respectively
itod principal, iutersss aanage and costs. -
follows, to wit:
stw elye tI2) in that part Of the tows of Cen.
treviiIe laid of and attached 10 the original
plat Of said toknhy wm. n. Doughty lind
'Pr;asip.i. iasslsss, d:a.sss snd costs. siss !
b. e.fs sgAI sstssS fssSi, sd
WITNESS, my hand and the
8 aaa s. 81 ssal.of shS iCommis.i6iers
(SEALl Court OF Wayne County,
s'' sF'. indiana, At Centrevilie, this
b sysf, s22d day Of pri. 1873.
ELfHU II PARKER. Auditor.
1850 t,;N 9'aeriH liza @'5 Tsc1 .
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The City Drug store, of DR. J.
=. Taylor, in the Huntington House
Block, has a good stock of fresh
and pure Drugs and Medicines on
hand Prescriptions always filed
carefully. {, 30 soas Il1.l-s. q
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Dog licenses are now in order.
: Flv nets A. w;c~, ~. A ];
Scr;m covers we
s;,.,. u =. s.. -, Z 8 $
a. W;eco,.sS. ~ -
~ -.
Mnss "a !, y |. - : = "a !, :
- y lAll0g3 009 DellS
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tudlann lSeMs.

Miss sE3aaetter1B Preston, 81
GreencaStfs. WIS 6ne OF the Accent
t615Gis1SSiS slli saEa.aah &TiF3t H'S'''
The Moss Island Touring mild,
Two E.; n d. q.
last week, causing . loss Of Sl2,,
&eACA 0oQuaq Ls1eveG =
The annual meeting o. the STATE
Woman Suffrage, .AssociatioH
SsegRsldsih ] DoWnpe Hsll, 1t
Terre Haute, on Wednesday and.
Thqssday1 Offhis wed. baasli
The members OF the Thirty nrst
Acknowledgement ~f1 aicia ana "a.
journed meeting at the Office Of
General Crgft. in Terra Hante, Cd
tue l6t6, to make srsangementa,
til { 1fsppp'|1Nn ct xan.sXslx aY,n IL
EHslled iSssskr aetbay seAsUn M t,e.
year.
The Milburn Wagon Company,
At Mishswsks, are turping- ont 200
| lssG!aasaet EssHd All =
The rolling stock Of the Pam
Handle naiiwas. liable for tsxa,ioD
in-lHs Sidt Isl valued ~ $685.
372. "a
Judge Hammond, at RensSel1s err
fiaed q man $50 the other dsy for
selling liquor TO . minor ssisil b
Tippecanos County has. seventy-
Eve Sunday schoclsss The ayersgs
a.tendance Tor the past year vas
3,s4T.
l. eThe. City Council Of Koksmo.
/ ordAins that any officer whom it
elects WHO gets drunk, thereby yai
gates l his of hes .,,,.,s a.an
The Star Glass Works in New
Albany isl the only establishments
in America tina: produces polished,
plate glass; z'gs,fasdss4aaso 81 .
Nuah Haynes, of Henry County,
! was one of the Polaris crew, but
not one OF those recently rescus;
eG ! V AZ " RI
A piess of Warren County mar
bley weighing f.700 .poppds was
shipped from West Lebanon. the
other day. INA - sNosss. )
I s The Boar, Of Health OF Loeans:
| port is com posed Of one gAliopathic,
one homeopathic, and enc eclectic
physician, aud n r MUSICIAN is chair.
mln9of Aha Committee on Como
teries.
d M .UcTEDUAH Z g
T DeliIah Wiley, Of Indianapolis,
has rstafDeds 2fofmidsble array Of
legal t6lentsAud is sigcfoasgy proc
ecuting q suit Of $l0,0OOS against
Louis Lang Tor selling liquor TO
fher husband, alleged to be An hat-
Iitusl, drnnkArtl.. s7fca 80 w
| Twenty-Five citizens of Misha
tw9kt Aays ssbscribedg- SEA 400 To
ib6ld fnsx hotel om
4 The VigoC County Com miSsioners
4 have tescinded the order for the
| erection o. new court house.
| The recent enumera,ionsof Elk
hart indicates an annual growth OF
t1eusF b6 pcr dat. a1dcS the
census of 1870.
TheLagrsr9e County Bank will
hereafter allow four per cent on
daily baiadcea, ana SIX per cent al
ter four months.
| The Tippecanoe Poor Asylum ia
4 TO be sprOSided with q 'sttam. elc-
yator, q green house, and lots c'
other nice th;rgs, all for $l25, 900.
| a a,smher OF farrreTs ~ofs1Alleu
County have been swind:ed out oil
from $500 70 $500 -acln blythe cid
promissory note dodge.
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Ga G4DyEa During ke, sheAted
tetn there's nothing. more pleas.
at 10 lAvA sewing saa excepi ing .
as66dne kind and agreesh5e wife.
than . Gas Stove. Itis like q min
ute man Of revolutionary memory,
always ready, in . twinklingsof an
eye, for use. either to make : eup
Of tea or coffee, . broil or toast; no
cost for fuel O, its nice! Go to
the Starr Gas Co. Office, and buy
one-only $3.50 10 S3.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.


NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed Guardian OF Oranee E. Me-
Meaus minor, viii sell at public anetion
on the remises on
Saturday, June %, A. D. 1873,
Ert 2 esclack RI NJ, che undivided two thirds
Of let number two hundred asd eighty.one,
2Si IN that part OF The city OF Richmond,
Wayne County, Inaiana, as laid Of By kiha-
beth Starr. This is . choice piece OF prop
erts. 6Pe. lot and good dwelling has.e, aid
viii be ofsredSas whole, the Guardian con-
veying the remairing one third to tie purl
chaser. This. property has been duly ap
pfsised and II sold at rublic auction will
not be soli for less than two-thieds ,ot Oh |,
appraisemenr. It will be for sale It private
sale at the apPf sised value until dats Sfofe !.
seid: Parties desiring ,informaiiOnrc Gan call
on the undersigned. E - = Il
y f18As OF SALB.--Onps third cash, epe-
third in nine months and one third in eiah
teen months, dcfsrred payments ito scar I'm
tsrest and be secured. By mor,gAgsgon the
premises. g
uaf soAARsiTALL E MEANS
J: C. wara;Dos, 1ttolSsy.
May Al, lS72-lxw4. st~aFf 10
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a vheck. oQA dQ0'g neck meets
VIII lsbs1M6 ia ;' rom n
th99 HF+5ns4 the O.
nine from conversion by the sap-
sage-man into . .scold check" to
kffyrns3.ss.lit:1stts
istance OF the checked dog, just one
4A1E From v4ioAlseeoes see ss aa te
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Fulton Market continues to be
the attractive spot for all lovers Of
good things to eat Wiggins and
McWhinney know how to cater for
the People. ~
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Z BACK PAY.-An editor who is de-
sirous to put himself in rapport"
directly with his subscribers, says:
"There is one kind of back pay
We highly favor-that of DELINQUENT
subscribers. Why don't some of
ours make themselves distinguished
in that direction?
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LOCAL RECORD.
eNeN~NnNNNssssNrsseess %ssSsNNNerNreeooorA.
. $500 Per M.
!. Viii be charged on all Gas
] Bills not p1id on or before
the 2Oth Of the month.

- Ohacs hours, = 4. =. TO s p n.
Open Saturday evenings till 9s,. n.
Consumers can save. 10 per cent by
.yllsUsaSti pssyjssl nsent 81 BIZ al BY
that peana only.
SeNN~Nc~e
! TnA qlE1s NorouE. -Fos the
fa1Ipa ~ skving tazpaysrS s.sra
expense Treasurer LEMON edver-
keee ~ II Win BE- sEvNilton on
As 1eta, sst Hassaltown d the
11th, and at Cambridge on the 18th,
10th and .21stof 1ans xhsa hs viii
re6sive taxes vithout extrx costs,
except rsnaltys Alta the list men
toned date fhe acs1untS will be
presented md colleet6d required
by lAW. ~
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LOT eas The human face Is enlightened
~ S6ggleman's Gallery, where he
casts reflections Of it 70 perfect
! that it tells You all'sbout itself at
. glan9e. ! go thGe # you want .
.pDgSoct picture. - aasl s'stf-g
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Barrows Commercial College, is
equal to any College in the West
for every appliance necessary to in
sure q thorough knowledge Of Book
keeping. Mathematics, and Pen
,nanship. The latter art is taught
! BY Miss Haworth, Who i not only
An expert with the pen, hat nndsr-
stands teaching it to perfsction.
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The Rev. William q Nsrtoe, while resid-
nE in Brasil y AIj.saion.Sy. diseovsred in
thatlahd Of mcdicinss . rsssdy tor Consu mp.
tion. Ssfofsia, sors 1asolk, Cough, coids.
sakasxmasaa Ess,oas Wskknsas. This reu.
~ has ssseA psapH salss sll cthcr MIDI
cinsa had failed.
Wishing % bsheht ths sI1lering, i VIII send
the recipe ~ prsparins sua usiSk tkfs I'm
81 iAAlls vAH dssirs u ER1E OF g9kaae.
{ Pjeaee nd - sAyelope. witk voor n.rs
ifS6sAAtsA ON. = ATdHs i.sseTaT ~
Rev. WlLLlAA ~ HaRTOEzaa..
sss,s'sa .sesea ssssia5Sssssttaatk4::
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AAOaAO0 L AAAAAOUA."A6 the xlBk
IF clsihhg fsos knck q mob about
that matter than the Palladium,
and M w., I concluded to make q
0rfection Of anafticle in sthy. pa
Per. Of the 31st NIT, .stat;ns that it
was : = sitaII PLACE Tor Is that
amount in 1914 Ia'wss here in
the present month Of thAts year, in
my 1ath year, was at the houses Of
the original proprietors, ] chm Smith
and jeremiah Cox, and heard no
talk Of a town here. The first tale
OF lots was in the fall of 1915; then
John Smith laid off Front and
Pearl streets from Main For the
road then south, 90 lar az to- in
ciude the old public square xhere
the elegant public school house is
situated. Lot No !, Is where the
new court house is being erected.
John Smith lived then in the house
now owned and occupied BY Jere-
miah Hadley, which was erected in
1912, complete as it now stands,
| thinA, very noble structure for
/: 2 farm e house also earlya DAYS and
withoGf any idea of q town ever be-
ing hefe. Jeremiah Cox lived on
the spot where Elizabeth Starr now,
does He owned two Quarter S seq
tons north of ;the-road, now Main
street; but as he did not want 10
be r'bothefed With . towa.r would
not at first join John Smith in lay
ing out one, but as he saw he had to
submit to the "bother," after q
while he also laid off Front and
Pearl streets, or continued them,
ao<th Atleast, to- wherestheyinter-
sect, near Pearl Street Church.
Perhaps Front street was extended
north to Sassafras. I believe that
John Smith and jeremiah Cox were
THE only settlers n thetMes qtar-
ter sections where Richmond main
" now occupies, except that my
friend Robert MORRISON lived north
OF the road, and just across from
the court house lot, No. !. He
had then been some years ins this
partssof Indiana, but after some
time here, had purchased lard, and
made farm north of Middleboro.
which he. had sold and lived here
as mentioned, IN 1914, and very
soon after opened store. John
Smith SOFA goSds Ehefs he hE lived,
much earlier, before he built the
new house, in cabin at that spot
And while he was erecting it. sand
m oneroom Of it, after twas COM
pleted; He next had o store with
Edward Frost, on Front street, in
the hogsssxhcre- J0Maa Page lived
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Our friend J. W. Wescot, has Ia
ken up his permanent residence in
our neighboring city Of Cambridge.
and - one Of the Stockholders
of the 'sHosier Drill CO. Of Mil
ton-one of the BEST and most re-
liable joint-stock companies in the
West. We are sorry to lose 80
ethorough q, business man from our
city; but he has not left the county
yand ssOld WAyne' viii stu be bene
fitted by his indomitable tact and
energy.
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Richmond. Markets.

corrected eekly by N. ". Briggs and
Thos. Nestor THE former gives US the prices
Of Grain, and the latter, tue prices Of other
produce apd Groceries,(
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ss.R. PeTTRNGILL 4 COS
40 q eE ~ mo - ''s'
eleqetsAe AassasforthS Riohnend Pslladi-
y All, that city, md are aSthssiuo " con-
tract for inserting advertisements foruss !
Pwsst sssh sstss. ;Advsrtisersin that city
are requested 10 leave favors with them.
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gro ina water melonrpatch
has damnsbaea isioe ration
Tie fellow that .fslls,ald jokes.
SO sweet and valuable in his
3. - .,sRuFH.sk
discourse The prize Candy ped
dlor 3ftss s~s0ts ssisass sissaa
NAo.' gst - sMsrEaet - seNsif
4 know q bank .whereon the
Wild thyme blows "A. faro bank.
Take, Q take those lips away
Some very pretty women viii est
onions. IL sAsa
"a &at2 So
~ hath an ancient anG fish-like
smell : Goldfish SaIistocracy and
'e tlopnler. " o.,
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DANGEROUS OPERATloN.-Phil. F.
Virgins has gone to st, Louis with
his brother Samuel, to have an
operation performed on. SIS skuH;
it having been mashed in several
years ago from the kick of horse,
and from Which he has BEEN suffer
ing partial arrangement at times
ever since. It is deemed q Danger
[ous operation; but . phyGehn of
Sc. Louis thinks he can successfully
perform the SURGERY ma relieve
him lroni the difficulty sSs%
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~ The boy VIII w0ntonly Ct

~ The boy VIII wontonly cut
ETcSrpet and almost ruined it, whilst
llun9 out of the window of Ly-
aanm Hal = q worse nuisance than
Tie Nsb.weG and, if he does not
mend lii 1syl he'll initiate its ex-
ample by swinging from q rope
somewhat stronger than the delicate
thread whereby it hangs! That
boy il hown,-and this 4 warning
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TrTORKlNG &C Ass Male Of Female
I W ssai vsek guaranteed. fRespsetehle
employ ment 1t homo, day or evening; no
capitAE required, full iustfucti0us = valuable
package 81 goods sent free by mail ;. Address
With SIX cent return stamp, 81 YOUNG 1 Co,
lib Gseenwish alrese.s New York. slw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ssg FL srsey So aft scr
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]. Zsyon 3 Bro, are artists in
the highsst sense Of the term
they mGke you feel comfortable in
8 nav suit of clothes, and, besides,
they also produce . comfortable
feeling in your pockes for you
sinsow you've got value receiyed for
your money, in maternd and work
manship Hyou want : new suit
of clothes good chesp and well
fitting, 20 to 232 ATain Strest-
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BENZ. GERHARD.
Richmond, June a.. I0zo. 49, 3 =
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Il. G. Ror, Atsy osta4c slt.ossw - 81
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-14

J. d. Nye 4 Co, have the finest
stock OF Queens ware, and China
Goods in The city, and they are sell
ing at very low prices. Draw Nye
and buy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-14

DeliIah Wiley, Of fadisnapolis,
has retained afofmidable array Of
legal ,t6lent.And is sigcfoasgy proc
ecuting suit Of $l0,0001 against
Louis Lang Tor selling liquor TO
her husband, alleged to be An hat-
ftual drnnkaftlI' 7pca so q ~ssi
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-11

JEROME THoRINGIoN and Gus Lewis,
representing the Sardine Club. and Dele
Crandall, Billy Woodruff and another
piscatorial artist, went on a fishing e1-
cursion yesterday morning to the Span
ish Dam on the Carson. dam, in
Spanish is Curahoo ;" but a truce to all
that, as Reese says.) These disciples
of Izaak Walton will come back with fish
for coin. Lewis was seen to 60 TO the
safe and fill his pockets with white
money: and Hank NJ INK told us that it
was dead thing that Gus and jerome
would return with a string of trout if
they had to walk to the Truckee to find
an Indian who had fish to sell. They
didn't take any spirits-they never do,
that crowd don't; but they will come
back with trout if it breaks the party,
for fish they are bound to have.
P. S.-They came in with just thir-
teen trout.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-11
,l,Asax n2usg-eEagGE D. xKrEn. rnOPAIIEon.


State U.s. John Ludwick Motion to
dismiss the appeal oyerruled.
Libby rs. Dalton ct ais; Argued and
submitted. Appellant allowed one day
to file brief. respondent five days aid
appellant four days to reply.
State of Nevada &C rel William Board
man respondent Us. N. c. Lake appel
liant; Argued and submitted.
Joseph Leonard. respondent, Is. j. r.
Peacock, reiator; Case on petition to
amend Judgment heretofore rendered to
the extent Of placing relator in posses
sion of the premises and for costs Ten
days allowed relator to file brief and re-
spondents allowed five days thereafter to
answer.
Recess until Monday April IA at IL
O'Clock A. NJ.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-11
lhe Carson 1ai|n appeal

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE STATE
rrKAsuHER's REPORT FOR MARCH.-We
are indebted to Mr.. NJ. L. wager for the
following condensation from the Treas
urer's Report for the month OF March a:
COIN. CURRENCY.
Balance hand March
l. 1873. in funds SCISSORS 50 4,Sa' ~
Add receipts for March :j94 t3 los,Zoo -
23s42J 43 l.2,"9l -
Currency sold and coin
realized ......-.. 200 - {!
2Ss. 6so,4s 1896 So
Currency bought and
coin discussed. 80 W
Deduct Disbursements
for the month loo,oi4 % ooI
Balance in the funds
April /. ls73.-..--. 6l,soi 26 I'l''oo 10
Add moneys not sppor-
TONED , Al 637 SO
Total on hand Apr;l l. sl7ssIl :; St7l ,sej IS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-11

THE SKATING RINK will be opened next Fri
day evening. at the request Of numerous pat
rons. As there is no amusement whatever i'll
Carson at the present, Moore 4 Parker have con-
sented to bring out their skates once more.
They intend to have skating until O'Clock and
dancing from to II O'Clock. The Carson Cotil-
liol Band will be on hand Remember. Friday
not Saturday evening AZ before. Dancing and
skating 81 C nts. We hope to see large attend
ance ut the Rink next Friday evening.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-11

IT WAS a lovely day yesterday. We
happen to know it was from the fact
that we went way up to the Depot afoot,
in the hot sun, and when We ask ed the
Train Dispatcher General for the news
he says, says he, It's lovely day. "
And he ought to know, for he owns II
bran new boy baby