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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

A G~rmaa writer compla ms
OF tho difficulties ia the .proauasiA-
ton Of the En2lish Ian .uage. cites
the word''isoz'' which he says is
prounced .Dick ems" =
.zSnS - {.
An exchange Gays: '.!Whes you
see . bate headed man ioispwing q
COW through tue front gate, and
filling the air With garden im,le--
mems aad profanity. you may
kaow that his cabbage pl,nt, lave
been sst out" u 2 SO
I5sgs g.rSasa1f.
Three handse Thousand dollars
worth Of bonds stolen from the
Waterford N Y.t Bsnt, have
been resarned, the thieves reeeiv:ns
= reward OF twenty Fer ce-t. Of tho
amount for! their retarn, besides
immunity from punishment. "a
Cholera is reported in Mem.
phis; bat FROM ST seeonnts il Is
Of a mild type, and readily Yields
to prompt and intelligens treat
ment. '--z -
ThorNilt Of . resident zoa Md
jlesex, Del, recsnAy ;dseeese6
contains the following clsuss: And
l beqneash to nay beloved son John;
the sum Of one dollar, with. which
to buy : rope long ard strong
enought 10 hang that Irish wife Of
his. $50
/ The humorist Of the Danbnry
News sensibly declines An invita-
ton, backed up BY abundant shek-
els to 60 to Gotham. He sAys
New York likes fresh oranges, hut
it very quickly sucks them dry and
! throws thsm away. sex s..ri.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

r. .Ensuiles's cellar. ca Maip,
csvedr n snddssly on Thurfdsy
morning, eatehing Join Bsnn4tt's
foot, and covering % Individual
who was as sting him to remot .
the debris, with stone and mortsr
from feet 10 waist. He VAS dug
put. badly scared I'D ody slightly
bruised.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

Gas Srovn-During The sheatsd
term thAss's nothing moro pleas
ant 20 have, saving and excepting .
pleasant, kind and agreeable wife
than . Gas Stove. It's like . min.
uta man Of revolutionary memosy;
always ready, in . twinkling Of a
eye, for MA. either 10 make Q Gun
Of t. OK co6se, . brUl or toAst no
cost for fpsl O, it, nicel Go TO
the 6tgxr Ges Go. Odl1e, and buy
ere only 92,B0eto - c35a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

The fblloviSs IaAeuts wsss bsseA fre3
the United States Patent Once 90 ihe eisisens
Of India M for the week snding Nay -.
1873, reported for TnE PAItADsyH - AIsx.
auder { Mason. Solicitors OF Patentss oVs
Seventh street, WashinGtee. DC. {Asla
Washing haehissT-Alanso ca'Ain'. cbss
terton. -.
Balance valvs for SAean Esgine-Alex'
ander Henry, Richmond "a 3 .as. Il
Elsstro Nasnstie AaEm-SAmnsl Cartse,
Richmond
THssiRrsesei1I y0s.ra-Ssores We s.sle
RADB Marks.
woolss Gcods. Geo. F. Hhies rSrrs H4aA.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

yane0s .ustssxs ere noe . VIE Fancy
ka112 - To- .W.ys.stxo0s
- =. Rsfa.s He9es ;Socsofso: 9&SHe se
w. eWosoo g rsesn u ~ ~. - -
~ ~ 49, eser = IS drsbk 2snea e sod
- SassSi To nD1.siss 80 rem &c
naivs icc :nd nsr6s o. G,li,oin1s n, nee Mrm
Mood PnfnsF and Lie Giving Principle, .
IN, ea65I4Q OF Al poisonoos naster and
i,oSiae 3 s, 49, 9 "a 1 ~ ss.s
Nln& ana Ny. They nre eng te o9m1nlsunc
60 ponnQ4 u tAetr estaoe. eefenin = theirl
ss;s =: sas ~ ssa,a ssfs y x &
PROVIDED thsir bones are not Destroyed BY
s1ssS g. beyond g Ssi' q Soiss sissfsis
6Nnep4eA - lDalGaseaH Headacne.
Phi tAe S0Oulderss CQuGhAt u9nfne8 0itne
o. 0111neO, oouf Btn9t111n0oe q - St0ms
e 80 e n ass h e sss i nSs Esass
seS.r psislsl symptoms. De sSs o@prinss :
2. g: So = a s's ss%PiS s.s
Hss t a:sssaIL q ;o sss o. DID,
- me- & he o Ss:f s,. rs 6,.ss q
6eq1pd IN Dnu6nce INT slmRoea tmpEoss-
ment = oD0n percepttble.
U0e s1n1nalnat6ry asA 0Aren1o
03tA Hl1160, f1emlttsats end, lnoslm1ttent
&even. Dl0ease.o the Blood, uyer, Kidneys and
1890 t1ae Hltssss naxe 6ss1 - slcceaiui.
- is1s,S n.sa1osd 81 Se9sss% 'eUs ~ Ta sSc
01k4B1sU 0t8aMA. :,
S3AaUaso80eat3e Iara4avo - wolx
o = ToA1ap POSSESSING also The peculiar merit
sessoa s. iSI,s1sss II ssis.i sves avs VIZ
CefI OrGaA6 and In Bilious QDeo1eA - 80
ESeeSEaa olse.ees, o. asnst letter salt
eeSs oisns sc0u ssS ssd sors Eye
EryApelaa. Itch, ecurb. DisccloIstto1s Of the
+ SGn,s H41U lon4 Di1ea4I g - Skin, o.
xhstsser ns@e Or nature: are ntsssa!Z dug ,sP
tho - Of these Htten. One bottle Y such cases
V9tcooy19ee the most m0smaD0e - 0eR cur
as1vc efccts. s.ass,fs
yo1 i ma i. n Impurities Sars;ins through Is.
okln u P1mples. Eruptlons g ~ caesnec y
when you nnd = oGstincted ana aoeglsn N inc
{ vens cIeanse Y Wnsn Y = 10y, yops Ase4l =
the sssliS q tss system .t ii io,isx: 80
0saeeeS1 1n0esam9s Iocn viNk9An
1IIIERs ne most Menaeres !nclgeeA1s that
=, ~ sS n - fsS,,. s,g etlas.
ss ess es sss :. s isdi
eMgs nom the pressnce q worms: 4 is not up.
c c9 ~ bst nnoo Ia ~ Ssmc sna s,is
49,: 20 E:ss@ q @eaicins, % vs@!Iaess.
! worms me tnese bittersss - e..
psscts oSs ,s,nersss s,,cs :. enssged
vance ~ NE. ars subject e ts.stysts 81 tho
WIZ Bs 9xt ecse =
1loSsy Hea 1870 NJ. - l ~, :
10y 1yvexss MnICa uLe ~ ISvs.e9 Y ne
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

Doable AssessDeats and Taxes.
At the meeting Of the Board OF
Trade ON Thursday night the sub.
feet Of double assessments and
double taxes, ETC., was discussed
and the subject referred to q
committee, who win report thereon
next Monday night, at which time
III members and others interested
are invited to be present.
By order of the Board.
A. F. SCOTT, Pres't
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

8. C.-These cabalistic letters
represent two separate and widely
different things. 8 Suit Of Clothes
and q Suit at Court former il
always to be preferred. Is more
useful and less expensive, and John
Zeyen 4 Bros, 232 Main st, Is the
place to get . SUIT that will be ser.
viceable and "6t you to . T" ct .
nominal price. Their Piece Goods
are the best in the market,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

a. On Thursday DIR. Francisco
was called into the country, three
or four miles west, ON the Center
vile pike, to visit Stephen Clark,
his wife and two children. All ex-
hibited unmistakable evidences of
having been poisoned, but in what
manner remains q mystery. The
family partook heartily of fish,
caught and cleaned the evening pre-
vieus, andYwere soon attacked with
the symptoms alluded to. The fam
lily are now reported out of danger.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

Martin Sheye1s = saloon-keeper
CT Hami1tun, committed suicide on
the goth ut. We do not believe in
the morality of suicide, yetif a man
must sell liquor IS = beverage; for q
livelihood, or commit suicide, the
latter would be better for commu
nifty and be more prcmotive 81
good morals~-Eaton Register. =
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

The North Ssyee viii coon b. 4eishsd
Let az have smother jeb arr " Somsbody
will be benefited b. h. Can't toll who until
il IL finished. lopro<smeuts must 90 on,
though. upds. he psss Of i..p,s9sns: o.
Enough, you bet!"
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petitions were presented to con
struct sewer from Main on Marion
to the south sewer, and to grade.
and gravel Broadway and pave side
walk ffon 10th ftol 18th streets.
Referred 10 Improvement Board.
The committee to remove the re-
mains of Dr.. Warner 10 Earlham
Cemetery, we're instructed to place
Fire Go. No. 2 monument on the
city lots in the cemetery.
The Beard Of Health were in
structed. t. make some important
inquiries relative 10 the disposal
of offal by the butchers, etc.
The Street Railway Co., present
ed an amendment TO the ordinance
granting the right of way on
streets, which the council adopted,
and rid amendmsat was passed. !
A resolution was passed empow-
ering the Board of Health to have
npisances immediately removed,
when tho Board deemed it neces-
sary, and the expenses incurred
would be paid by. the council.
South Ninth Street east side,was
asked to be graded ana graveled--
referred to Improvement Board.
The widening of Boston Pike, 81
feet from South street to corpora
ton line, and name to be changed
to Boston Avenue, was referred to
The Board of Public Improves
ment, to whom was referred, the
resolution to inquire into the expe-
diency of grading and graveling
Noble street from Ninth to Thir.
teenth street, or further east, also
repol ted as follows: That they
had found it necessary to lay a pip.
ing along said street from two to
five feet deep from the surface.
The cost of all would be, from
Sixth to Twelfth street, to the city
S2,550, if the property holders
west of Ninth street and south Of
Noble have made their cutters and
sidewalks If not, the cost to. E,e
city would be about S3, $50, and te
the property holders $3,779. So
The cost Of laying the pipe WIN b.
81, 642, to be paid by the city. The
object of laying them is to carry of
the, water flowing from the sprinei
along said street, and to keep tn
fire cisterns on said street will
water. Accompanying the repor
is right of use from Gaar, Scot
& Co., giving the city use of tn,
water in their branch along Nobl,
street and Washington Avenue
in considers ion of the city pipin,
it and the surplus of water beini
conducted to their pond. TIL,
Board deeming tho work of grea
public u'ili'y therefore offered
resolu ion, providing that they b
authorized to advertise for scale,
proposals, 60. Report accepte,
and resolution adop'ed.
The Chief of Police repor.e'
thirty arrests during May. RI
port accep' cd 4 go. "a n
The City Treasurer's report 70
May was as follows.
Receip:s-............ 1853, 66kl
Distursemensa- " 3fE QeQ K
OnlDuco .......,.. .S51 ,6SA D
Referred 10 the Finance Committe,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

TREAsusxs's NoTIcx - Tor the
purpose Of saving tax payers extra
szpanss, Treasurer LExoS adYerT
tises that he win be ct Milton ~
Ae 18th, at Hagsrstown on the
18th, and at Cambridge on The 18Th
Goth and 2lst Of June when he via
receive taxes without extra costs,
except penalty. After the last men-
6oasd dats the accounts win be
presented and collected ~ required
b.. law. - 1.a ..iaps q
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

The Rev. William b. Norton, while resia- /,
n ID BrssiI q ! Missionary, discovered in
! thatlasdof asdtessss alrsasedy Tor Consuml.-
'tion, SesptslA Seres Thrsst,, OssGins iOstds.i
Asthma and Nervous WeAknesa- This rep.
|iedy has card myself after Ill other medi, I.
|ninss had fAnsd.
/ Wishiatb bsssas the sSa0sring. : wilssera :
she rsesipels pseperiag aastpe nfFP5n-
sdy 70 al WHO desire i F4gE Or CHARGE
Pleas s5od An. envelope, With yoar name
s.d aaAiSas ouit - aAdoresss ~ sis
3 Res.vLtLIAA E NQby0N Is s1..s
~3z-1y-ele.l NV Y.Rk CRY
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

A fair has been in progress this
week at Phillips Hall, for the bene-
ft Of st. Andrews Church. It
continues tonight, and Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday nights of
next week. The managers are ma
king the Fair very attractive and
very successful. r g 40, :. !
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

Thursday, st the Depot, . fsti-
cuff ensued between some eolored
boyH-Shuecrah and 0aineaEthe
former M Eldersd to the tune OF
rs including costs-the later, in
consideration Of having been beat
en-, GAINES permit from the May.
to 60 free.
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How q Secret was Stolen.

In late number Of thu Hearth and
Home, Mr. N. 8. Dodge tells how the
secret Of volcanizing rubber vas stolen
from Goodyear. Al.sr this great invsn-
torhad perfected lis process and sp-
piled Tor . patent in this country, no
took some samples Of his prepared rub
beraDd exhibited them to Charles Han2
cock, Of fhe great rubbsr lirn Of Charles
Macintosh 3 Co., Of London. leaving
the samples with him, to test their ex-
cellence, aud firing to sell the secret
Of their prsparation for The sum Of
10000 pounds, Mr. aooays.r paid a
Visit TO Psris. The TempsationA now
cams to Hancock~to Try and End out
how the American hal prepared his
rubher. Persuaded BY bis psrtaers, he
employed TIE bsst, asaiytieal chemists.
in London, who worksi day and nigh |,
till they fosLd out that ths. prepairet
rubber contained sulphur. fIsving made
this discovery. It ws easy eeSsee that
these substances eaali seiy b. eombin-
ed BY the means OF heat. As the pro-
Portions could be accurately dsterminsd
by analysis, it was easy 10 combine
them at different temperatures and note
the results. Sooa sp.cimsns were pre-
pared squ,l ia all respects to Goodysarss
The day before his return, the firm Of
Charles Macintosh & Co. had applied
for patent on vulcanixsi Ialia rutb Der
Mr.. Goodyear calle.l At ths ofii:e to he ar,
their. decision about purcha sing his So
crct, but learned that they did not want
to buy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

- Whilst nobody car forget
that worms are swinging yet every
body recollects that at w. 4 Far
quhar's on North Fifth, everything
in the vegetable and fruit line, that
is healthy, can always be obtained
ct fair prices, and his stock Of Gro
ceries are fresh and good s @
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

/ A nicely dressed gentleman APP
piled for q marriage license a.
Dover; Tenn, last weck, hat when
he spoke the lady's na,se the petite
County, Clerk suggested Ms, Il H.
was all the same to hin, he would
prefer that he should name s,Ee
other party, as the one mentioned
had bscome his wife the previous
evening" x1EaT asos fE9aa
The already announced. novel
from the pen Of O.ivs EorAn 70 {
ASumuer Romancss ) tale Of
American society, Of Long Branch
aud city life
The Coil and Iron cosspany sc
shoals have more than 1,9cO tons
Of pig iron on staeir grounds await.
ing shipment. sassaza2 fss - =
PkxclL writing on postsi sards
for isn practical purposes can To
made as good rs though waitisn
with ink. Moistsn with wster, or
better. with saliva, the cards after
writing on them. The dampness
causes the black lead to sink into
thsfpAper, 20 that 6sly ss ve.s f1b-
bling vii crass the. pencil marks.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

Queens Menagerris and Circus
is advertised 70 be at Anderson, on
he 11,h ms.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

/. e. The Messrs. Knopf Bros,
have always good supply of the
best Of Dried Beet, Hams, Break
Inst Bacon, Ham Sausage, Smoked
Sausage and Bologna, at the Meat
Store, opposite the Palladium Ofics.
Also, the best Of fresh Beet, Veal
Mutton and Lamb. r.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

We are glad to learn that our
young friend CHAR1Es STARR, son of
Col VIM. 9. Starr, of our city, is
the Deputy Collector of the 18th
District. He resides at Anderson,
and has the reputation Of being one
Of the most efficient and acceptable
collecting officers in the State.
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FORECLOSURE OF school
: = FUND, MORTGAGE.

IN DEFAULT a. payment Of principal - z
4interest due to the School Fund OF Way =
County, State Of Indiana, on the loass,ii
said fund bsrsiNaftev b;ent:oned. ! will, o.
Saturday, Abe 25th day Of June~ i187s, b
tween the houra Of 10 o'clock, .. m and y
O'Clock p. N I. offer for sale At the Cout
Iiaass door, in the town Of Centrevilie, wayr
County, lHdiasa.. - the highest biddsf h
cash. SO much otlhe mortgage premises i
will satisfy the amount thereon, reepectivea
for priseipai, intsssst, damage and costs. .
follows. wit: y - -
/ No. 1881. All Of lots No. ten (le} .,
twslvS l2) in that part Of the town Of Ger.
trsvills laid on AID attached to the origin
plat Of said towa BY VIM NJ Doughty AMI
= N. Elliott. nortgsged By Snsanaa Pesl. q
Principal, interest, damages and costs, $l26.
/. WITNESS, my hand and a..
seal Of the C0mmissi0usr
alSEAL1 II Court Of Wayne Count I.
IadiAnA, 1t Ceutreviale, shi.
22d day Of April, 1873 ). -,
ELlHUsN. PARKER, Auditor.
13s3w ga -fasas sa4% p
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The wheat In White County b
reported 10 be in Q much beetsr
condition than the early spring
gave prolHiOu 81. CSC III eaig6 ifsa 2
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MARRIEO.

q Il this city, on the lth inss., q ~ ssst-
deuce Of the brides parents, y Friends esrs.
mony. Frank K. Richardson Of Rdgsvills.
Inds = 1i.sie fssry p RiAqen6s 1T
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

! ~ A camp OF Gypseys is now
immediately north of the Starch
Factory, on the river bottom. We
printed bill for q stray mare that
had brokenont Elem. Wssson's PCS
lure. belonging - the band aaso
ans the Gypssys had takah alp.
We learn that both have beed -.
covered So much in hyof of
printers ink.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

The decoration cefemoies OF
sAss 30sh past o. very pleasantly.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

SrnAx1asy FEsrwAA-Tke La
dies ofsPsArl Street II r Church,
win give : Strawberry 1ssfyal in
the basement Of the Church on
TussdAy evening, june ~ 1879.
Come ene and III and 1sa1t = the
good things provided 1ot The oeca-
MON. - q - : -s,ssssg al
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

L D. Srusss, Esq. City Attorney,
stated to the Council in writing,
that II would be impossible for linn
to attend to the duties Of the office,
without neglecting his Law business,
unless he had q deputy. and he
could not appoint deputy without
authority from the Council The
Council refused to appoint dep
uty. r.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

- Dry Goods, Just the kind
yoa lss& md ut prices that viii
~ Al % mt, ct $40 Main-st-I
rorinw Salways has the BEST Of
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Gardener Mendenhal1't -.
Height" 10 point q $50 lksleev
now. g
~ Flowsss Vegeis Esuils
-bsautiful, RI eeod IS CO.
cCullougi 1in $780,
80 30 yos - yusr - 10
(nke II good 4 - Ion Go.
o0eneagh - 1ain skssk
/ 4 = oocker = q. 80 nicGly
loestsd = soa 49, Gtrse nd
have ( baanll1uI - nd III
drsns Wagons a. ~ 80 ];
- The TIns 1shle - -
Ind closing ths Nails q - ~
+c6Ros IN this eitH j. o: Kafe
week.
Nov = ths 6ne ~ AollQl
yassA ~ q. ". SinAess 11kN
Nayns Avenue, = lie rlAeS - ~
IN ehsap.
WhzlSt hot weather slasts, md
you want Wood to. Cook With, 20
TO G.. w. Simmon' ., 19l ~ Wayne
Avenue. Good measure good
Wood
s-g-5 80
~ The sioy forever" you have
read about, can be had 1t Mote 4
SWANS Gallery, 8Oz and 3o6, third
story, corner Of Main and FXth sits
Their pictures ere beaafies andnd
mastake. ls.I H. ssdss
D@Whilst picking for the beauti
full and true, get Stiggleman to tax,
- picture of you at hin gallery
Pages building, entrance from Main
lup stairs 81 e. s
~ This the cheated term" ant
something cool and good especial
| y in the meat line, can always b
had from the mammoth ice. chest o
Wiggms . eWhinney, at the Oh
I"Fulton." - - $3.50 Va
| PERsnNAL.-We had visit from
our venerble father, Lewis Davis
Esq, on Thursday last He 10 il
his 87th year, and resides in, Ne,
Paris, Ohio. His health u quit
feeble; but we trust b win recu
tperate and yet live for many years
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

Il so-"0sOVy Base0 sueb to0 0UOOUO
II sixusd 0uassliAn 81 .Orases 3. No
Neans. nieer, will ell - psblis Aastiss'
on the rsmises On s., $50
Saturday, June Is, A. D. 1873, IS
at o'eloek P. T.. tie sndiside6 ,tvc-thjsds
Of lot tumhef two hundred and eiehty-one.
(18i 10 that paft Of the city IT Rlphmood.
Wayne Cosnty, Isdiaaa - taid q b. 1aisA-
beth Starr. This 10 ., ehoiee Tpieee 6 Dsop.
sets, 6us lot and rood dweltine houSe, AID
will Be offered ~ whols, the 0uardian con-
veyiDa the Femaipisg osel third, a, ~ Rofc
chaser. This property has been daily ap-
praised, and II sold a1 pebble aUction viii
Dot b coll for lsse thass sso-ttieds utlshs
apprsissnens. Is Hill b Tor saleas psivp>s.
sals & the appraised vales pntil date afcrs-
-said. farties desiring isissnaaisa can can
on he uudsrsieued. s z8L * huE DO
TRRAs OF SAiD.-0ne-t third eoah, Co.
third ID nine mouths and one third il sfeS.
teen mouths, deferred pAy0ssoD - bs6f IA
tsrest and Be ascarsd b. mortgage On ths
aaa'- MARSHALL D. nonEAHD,ss Z
b ]. @. wHunsDoR. Attorney. =,
Nay n, l971.l3WA. &s3tE
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sAemsstinep thsslsshhoadAs a. saA 80,
p ':ss :. s .sai Pc; = a ~
for; the psrpese 81 cheating Ire Qiseseees 81
shs ensuing ysar. SAMUEL ERWIN,
3w~71e sffnpia 70 esss Q SeeteeseSs
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1anAW11anY vBsEIvAl,-rhs hAba o.
0riss =. i. sCtascA will aipa 80 q heir
s1Rsut pooi6e sntssoaiaosnts % We&neoday
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-07

DadlAllce Il. .......,.. .S51 1874, o.
Referred 10 the Finance COMMITTEES.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
[coMMuSrcArEp.1r

Our Community has been very mulch
saddened during the last week by the
unexpected death OF Mrs. Anna Nj. S.
IL nowi. Ten os sssasttifrsaaa evening the 20th
instant at = 8 o'clock p. m. at the residence
of i,er son, A. b. Knowlton Esq.
Under the apprehension that from the
increasing infrmities ot-old age she could
not have very muchlonger to live, she
arranged to pay q last visit to her son, ex-i
pccting to spend the winter,here.and With
the springto return to her northsrn home.s
Just before leaving home howc--ass's''sssssee'
contracted severe cold which together
with the exposure and fatigue incidentto,
travel eliminated in her most snd death,
exactly n fortnight after her arrival i'll
our midst. thus asst proved her last visit
indeed, and she will return not again to
her loved ones in the north. Mrs Knowl-.
tons maiden name was Sims. She was born
and reared near Augusta Georgia where
she married her husband the late Aueps,
tus Knowlton of Brooklyn N. Y. who
preceded her to The grave five years ago.
They continued to reside in Augusta
where Mr. Knowlton was engaged in
business until after the birth of their
eldest child our fellow townsman Mr. A..
B. Knowlton. Him she leaves with
another son and daughter to mourn her
sad and sudden demise. Mrs Knowlton
was in all the walks of this life woman
who cheerfully and unobtrusively fulfilled
all her duties, she was dear good wife,
a tender mother and true Christian
woman, living in charity with all the
world.
"It Is appointed unto men once to die, but
after this the judgement"
And for this judgement she was pre-
pared having professed.
II know that my redeemer livith,
whom shall see for myself and mine
eyes shall behold"
And when in the midst of her greatest
earthly happiness, as she spoke of it the
summons of the Lord came unto her, like
Samuel she answered.
"Here am I; and arose and went"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25
School for Boys and Girls I!

MIR. S. r. Mellichamp proposes to re-
open his school at the old stand under
Dukes Hotel. Mr.. Mcllichamp has had
long experience rs teacher, and parents
need not hesitate to send their children
20 one so we'll qualified. For terms &C.,
sec his advertisement in another column.
A glance at our columns to-day will show
that Orangeburg is becoming an educa.
tional centre, Judging from the number
Of offers to "teach the young ideas how
to shoot"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-12-25

s'Now is the winter of our discomfort
made glorious" by our houses being
made warm and comfortable, having Sc
cured good Doors, Shashes and Blinds,
Marble and Marbleized slate Mantel
Pieces from the great southern Builders
Emporium. Tothose now suffering cold
from faulty doors and broken sashes, &c
we say order at once from Messers l.. III.
Hall & Co., Charleston, s. G. They are
also agents for Asbestos Roofing Felt
and Lath which is superior to tin, and
particularly desirable for roofs of all
kinds, for sale at manufacturers prices.