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BOOTS AND sHJEs.
ouorArIoNs ro-,pAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY,
Mems hip bfogans, from 960l g.
Boys NIB brORales from 6Oaol Ws
Mems p. calf brOghns from o0ml 10 &
BOYS p. calf bros ana, from 1901 g.
Nfn,s kip 3buck 10 pi0vk ] 0oql %.
Boys tip 2.buckle plOwh 6641 y.
Men buff balls. oonRtess aud button 5S42 %.
Mems calf balls. copFre : snT button 90.
Ne1l'e Kip boots q OO021 80. q Z
Yen 2. calf boots, n oo18 %.
Wen'o calf b Yots, Is O04o0 90. v
Bow k1p boots, Is % us 00. Is
BOy3 p. boots Is 6Q9N %.
Boy5 Gel oota, 2 80 q %: E
W6men'e ~ zip polkaA y6@67t<c.
Hiss IN klo ppIsas, e0d7nc.
Chiid's II Hn polkss. all sise, 1et6cs
Ghiid's W poiksa, "a sisas ts9 90: v.
Womer't calf pig and IS pClish, G -
NisaeR calf Pig Add 80 p0lish. oQQl -.
Wcmen's bur 1ewed polish, e0al g. "A A
Woul6n 3 calf sewed polish, 1o0l GH..
Womell's- rain sewe9 spd polish %. -
Womon'o IA newed 90N1 ~ !. = NJ Il IS
Wn16en's goat leWtd pollah, % p %.
W01ner1'S 3 Ain .eweo buftof i o 70 =
SS9ss's mt sxsd. iSsSa3. ! q -
, = ~ -
Tss' ~ .noksns ionLoDo = ~ki1tie'
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DRUGS.

very few iid;vituals, says q New York
dealer engaged II fur isniu g suppl es TO nhar-
marists and dru gists aba under The hMlluci-
he gr dad 20 the I've OF suppy store. ami
take the pcslt on mat rharm'cy Ike mechant.
ca asi ire possible branches es'ablished for
the dis riou i'm OF com modi,ies, should oe sub
jscted 10 the rom m.rciai ptucipe that acpntes
traces ., ople. that tn, long st ole knocks the
ners mmo r." or those g no posses, the creates
cheapest ITic should, by the ra'u o. laws
b,rt,r be ON. tre owue' OF SUN business.
Thee IL siaicely my necessity OF guiDg with
civaiz d people, on tn ground thar thew have
no II her cpnce ption pbarmscy and It's re-
qpDs,blli'v tina, scalp,rs. and fail themselves
to perceive IN tthe natural resi- tof undersel-
1 NUT, of.ec i'v ins a. co Com eiion
bpiw cav ,da S aud desperue men, 10 d To a
O. n raj d sr.Ra d al IN tegriiy OF ofi,nai
prep rat Ons ~ the ey eise al the public wet
i.re md the skin of the physician and the deg
rsdatiol of PIN .rmacis themselves. "a
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To tse south new cotnmefriaI tft rp!if es are
bpcomi numerous, snd he u @ Is full OF
Or IL isu Cjlumnsa, Tenn, IL have lotion
factory co Ting si75 0)O aud the m0aa, 70 the
same i,hs been "a sed y e new G mpany shops
at Alananes, N q, have 100 loouls susriag
tiof, IN A,s ratlce county The caitpr mills In
and abon Sugusta, Ga will rtqui.e this year
neatly 20, 0pl bates, d G ea cr numbe. than ever
befos Baton J. uge. La, ~ 7" h,ve,n yam
mill Of 1000 iooais Toe psy.rcils of the miner.
al innii I v Ut Bi iningham Al ;, aggregate
( 10 100 mos THY There arc now eight fur.
na. es IN and near B rmilgham
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COTTON.

CoSsoLiDiTTp reco. pp arc still Dropping of
aid Il cks ar. oisap. ga irg. Middl ng 1t New
York j. ZIG Ii ph.r ,o.dn. closing NJ Il 1.l6
NewO eaus and Gaivss II a'e also fnc,l wa 7
s sSUys cJ pt w Us ese are drr yssesay
c ,lveslon rec, ivcd 81 bales to-day aud snld 55s
bil y. S ,les u, New Orit, ms TO- ,Rv alc5 lpb'
MANCHESTER, EN- LAND Mar h is -tY rms
and brtcs special y clio rs, are des &c. SPIN
pers are tnhiug ttipe freely. Factories ar
mostly IN 'ull tiaie. Demand Is coed and the
markets firm and acive
DAIL,s-G r. G io,s IL cotton to-day are is bales
by wagon of which IL csmc from Hut lhins,
II m Lrncast r, ard | hac from Pleas1h Vat
! v. By rsi, Nhiie e. Gu uors b. es from
Wea,hp ford; + L, Mar alis & c.. rot Y b sies
ION Eos ian ain Blat keusbi Bl Ee. co.
from k1nfman. Tine total 7. u. sore ba.s
Shi m ais are 90 lies sent nat by F.C. Cutler
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WITH PHOSPHORUS.

Ss' 'SH a.s
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ssst % %
Nevou' +
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IN DYSPEPSIA AND NERVOUS PROS7RATI0N.
Mr. A "a As raSiss bis cure Goes Beef and
KIDNEY AFFECTION INSTANTLY RELIEVED.
piai Ss1o u Postain -
INDIGESTION AND EXHAUSTED VITALITY,
aFs ami ny ssiss s MS
SICKTEN YEARs-OURED IN ONE MONTH.
s Sas ss ~. s.s
lie add / % int . 49, ~ ~
Lon in
wm.m GsIq, m @ found es ss c S. S ess
Is Ancnv % Foa y E ssS was
% @s SSd @ s s T M M ' Z
DEVIOUS DEBILITY AND BRIGRTS DISEASE
@ HI % s s ss AS %
SUFFERERS FROM
% n De ass o y Fo ss ssn Down
Eold by 81. siz Hotties, So
pamphlet Address
CHARLES w. SCOTT, M. ID
51s Wyanaoe Street. KANSAS tIfY, no.
W. & r. a. GROWDUs,
GENERs 4 AGENTS 20. Dallas. y
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-21
FOuud a Home.

Postmaster Palmer received letter
last November from Mr.. Moses, of Mo-
bile, Ala, inquiring if there was a
family in this city by the name of Ste
venson who had relatives by the name
of Hollis. The letter was published in
the PALLADIUM and attracted the at
tention of Mrs. W. s. Whitridge. of
this city, whose maiden name was Ste
venson, and who had relatives by the
name of Hollis. She wrote to Mr..
Moses and received word that Mrs.
Hollis, widow lady, died of yellow
fever several years since, leaving two
children, boy and girl, in destitute
circumstances, and that they were not
being well cared for. Mrs. Whitridge
wrote to the grandmother of the chill
dren, who resides at Lexington, Ky,
and she and Mrs. ". arranged to send
for the children. Miss Nettie, hand
some and very intelligent young lady,
arrived here yesterday, having travelled
from Montgomery, Ala, unattended,
and her brother will come here in few
months
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Will Fill Your Coal Bins
Reduced Prices.

morning were gladly welcomed A
splash of rain on our dusty streets and
sidewalks is viewed with more real
pleasure than any picture that could be
presented.
The First ward Republicans will or
ganize Blaine and Logan club next
week. The Republicans of that ward
are in the minority, but they will de-
velop strength this campaign that will
astonish the natives.
Adam Brinker fled a charge OF
malicious trespass against Henry
| Schratz, Frederick Schratz and Fred
erick Brockenschmidt in mayors court
this morning. He claims that stone
was thrown through a wire door screen,
by which it was damaged to the extent
of one dollar.
The members of the W. NJ church
purpose giving a grand reunion Fri
day and Saturday evenings in Parry S
hall, next door to the Grand hotel. The
ladies will spare no pains in having all
the delicaeies of the season. The la
dies will have the hall nicely decorated.
Supper will be served in the hall at six
o'clock. Admittance, 10 cents; supper,
25 cents.
Mrs Lewis, colored woman residing
in Sevastopol, felt peculiar oppressive
ness In her chest on awakening from
sleep this morning, and the cause was
soon made apparent. Coiled and laying
cd her breast, apparently asleep, was a
very large black snake. She gave a
scream that aroused not only her own
family but the entire neighborhood
She was almost paralyzed with fear, but
when the snake was killed she soon be-
come subdued.
The Cain and Veal annual reunion,
which was held yesterday on what is
known as the John Cain farm, two
miles south of Washington, was attend
ed by large number of representatives
of these two we'll known families. 1t
is thought that there were nearly 400
persons present. The dinner was one
of the finest ever prepared, and ample
justice was done to it. In the afternoon
there were short speeches by Rev. Mr..
Woolpert, Rev. Mr.. Peck, Mr.. Thomp
son, of Fulton county. and Harrison
Osborn, of this city. 1t was an ocea-
ance.
The picnic given by the ladies of
Eden Degree Lodge, Daughters of Re
bekah. yesterday afternoon, was one of
the most delightful eyer held at Glen
Miller. There was a good attendance
of members, and each one took with
them a well filled basket of edibles of
all kinds, substantials and Injuries.
just as the sun was sinking behind the
western horizon" table cloths were
spread on the grass under the shade of
the trees and supper fit for the gods
was placed upon them. The appetites
of all present were satisfied, and there
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-21
LOCAL NEWS.

Y. NJ. c. A. boys regular meeting
Friday evening at Z 80. All come.
Henry Wiper, an aged German, died
at his home on South Tenth street last
evening.
A marriage license has been granted
to Enoch Craig and Mary Brayman,
Whitewater.
Some of the washerwomen of this city
are now compelled to have water hauled
from the river.
An unusually interesting entertain
ment awaits the Y. Nj. c. A. boys to-
morrow evening. Welcomed
We are requested to say that Miss
league is the president of the chill
drens temperance work, to correct a
mistake made yesterday.
There will be no Sunday school or
church services at Grace church next
Sunday. The pastor Is absent from the
city, and all parties viii be given rest.
The sisters who had charge of St.
Andrews school, who spent vacation at
oldenburg, returned lastevening. They
will have charge of the school for the
next term.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Early, who has been
very Ill at her mothers residence. in
Camden, u, for more than a month has
so far improved as to admit of being
brought home. She returned last even
ing.
The few drops of rain that fell this
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Mayors Court,

Stephen Schmidt was before the
mayor Yesterday for selling liquor on
Sunday. Hewas found guilty and fined
IS and costs. He was also found guilty
of Sabbath dissertation and fined 80
and costs. His barkeeper. Henry Sehra-
der. was also fined 1876 for Sabbath
dissertation.
John Darnell. the Centreville drug
gist. was fined s25 and costs for selling
beer without license. William Darnell.
charged with the same offense, was ac-
quilted.
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Death or Edmund Lawrence

Edmund Lawrence died at the resi-
dence of his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Wright, indianapolis, this morning.
The deceased was born in Onondago, N.
Y, in 1900. In 1927 he was married to
Esther Woodford. In 1887 he came
west and purchased tract of land near
Dublin, which he cleared and convert
ed into a farm, on which he resided
until 1880, when, on account of aff1ic-
ton of both himself and wife, he came
to this city and made his home with his
son-in-l law, w. +. Hiatt, South Ninth
street. His aged wife survives him, but
is in helpless condition, being both
blind and paralyzed. Mr.. Lawrence
was far more than an ordinary man. He
was possessed of excellent Judgment,
and was frequently called to fill posi-
lions of trust and honor. He represent
ed Wayne county in the legislature for
one term, and was county commissioner
for twelve years. He was commissioner
during the war and was noted for his
hberality to the soldiers families He
was member of the Universalist
church and as his life had been pure
and noble his death was triumphant
His funeral will take place at Dublin,
from the residence of his sister, Mrs
Whippo, next Saturday morning at
1870
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-21

The annual reunion of the Grant and
Wilson Glee club, of Columbus, Ohio,
took place here last evening, and it was
an occasion that will not soon be for
gotten by those participating. There
were thirty-two present from Columbus
and one from Indianapolis. Most OF
them arrived in the morning, and were
taken in charge by friends, who were
assidious in their attentions. The re-
ception in the evening was held in the
Atlantis club rooms, and the banquet in
Odd Fellows new hall Tables were
set for eighty people and they were all
filed. The supper, under the manage
ment OF Mrs. Palmer, was just what
might have been expected-a tempting
array of substantials and delicacies ele-
gantly prepared. 1t was arranged for
Mayor Rupe to make the welcoming
speech, but he being absent from the
city, the formal programme was dis
pensed with and speeches were called
for from various guests. w. 5. Fury,
the famous war correspondent, deliver
ed an address that called to mind WV
idly the Grant and Wilson" campaign,
and many of its passages were cheered
short speech that was well received
hemarkS were also naue Dy nuuDeI
of other persons, each ofwhom received
merited applause. 1t was long after
the noon of night when the company
separated. There were a number OF
ladies at the banquet who greatly enjoy
ed the speeches and the excellent sing
ing of the glec club of We olden tine
Mrs. Morehead and Mrs. Joseph H
Cooke, whose husbands represent in oul
city the Grant and Wilson Glee Club
received the CUES 5, and with their ac-
cuStnmad charm aDd oraao
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was enough food left to feed regiment
of people.
A great many farmers when they
come to the city leave their teams
standing on South Fourth street That
has been their custom for years. Ot
course, after feeding, considerable litter
in the way of hay, straw and corn cobe
is left, which is annoying to some OF
the dwellers on that thoroughfare.
Everybody wants the farmers to come
to the city, and they must have some
where to leave their teams, and 1t
might as well be South Fourth street
as anywhere else. 1t should be the
duty, however, of some one to gather
up the waste hay, straw, ETC., and have
it carted away every day.
T. Trask Woodward and family ar
rived in town last night, and are at the
Commercial. Mr.. w. informs US
that the Richmond speakers, who at
tended the temperance camp meeting
held by him at Winchester, were ali
highly extolled by their audiences. E.
E. Parker, /. Sedgewick, H. f. Moon
A. .. Mitchell, S. F. Watson, II. l..
Simons and Dr. W'O. Mendenhall were
among the number who did all in their
power to make the meetings a success
and that without remuneration. Such
disinterested zeal as this in the cause OF
humanity will not pass unrewarded
Bros. Simons and Mendenhall drove
twenty five miles, last Sunday, over
parched up, dusty roads, as fearfully no,
as it was, and after delivering eloquen,
and logical appeals in behalf of tenn
perance, drove back to Richmond. Mr.
w. reports his tour through Randolph
Delaware and Madison counties as pro
ductive of little good to the temperance
cause, which he attributes to the rule
or ruin" fourth party Democratic annex
Shiel side show antagonism to the good
uort
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Democratic Club.

A Democratic club was organized last
evening, in the hall formerly occupied
by the Liederkranz on North Seventh
street The meeting had been well ad-
vertised, and there was persistent
drumming for nearly an hour. yet the
Democracy rallied slowly, and it was
after eight clock when John Deal took
the chair and called the meeting to or
der. Judge Bickle made the speech of
the areninr
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-21
nfasnlnff0n.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
Thomas Jordan and William F. Hiatt
and known as the Shute Roller Skate
Company, was this day dissolved BY
mutual consent, Thomas Jordan retir-
ing. The business will be continued BY
William F. Hiatt, who is authorized to
collect all accounts due the firm and
who will pay all liabilities.
THOMAS JORDAN,
VIM T. HIATT.
Richmond, Ind, Aug. 20, 1884
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Mrs Layton Myrick has just received
full line of Stamping Designs and is
now ready to do alf kinds of stamping
on very short notice. She has the
finest and most complete stock of pat
terms in the city, among which are some
elegant designs for cushions, foot
stools, coseys, chair seats, table or piano
covers, brackets, slippers, splashers
and pillow shams. running vines and
scollops and braiding patterns Fine
groups and sprays for banners and initial
letters. No. 81 North Thirteenth street
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Harry Hill,

The reformed gambler and saloon
keeper, of New York city, will deliver
his celebrated lecture, "The Dark Side
of Metropolitan Life" at Grand Opera
House, Sunday evening. August "a.
Admission, % and ID cents; children,
10 cents. aug21d3t
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The low rate of admission to the
Grand Opera House Sunday night
will give everybody an opportunity
to see and hear the renowned Harry
Hill. S1d3t
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Harry Hill on temperance.

The c., II. 4 D. excursion to Dayton
was one of the best arranged and most
comfortable excursions that ever left
Richmond, and the one to Cincinnati
Wednesday, August q, will be just the
same McCord will personally conduct
the party. There will be two smoking
cars, and no smoking will be permitted
IN cars where there are ladies. Special
train will leave Richmond at 100 a.
m. aug2O DIT,
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If some Richmond capitalist would
visit Cincinnati on the excursion and
see the roller coaster they would soon
be convinced what good investment it
would be for Glen Miller. 1t would
attract people from all over the State
1t is regular boom in Cincinnati, and
attracts as many people as the fountain
did after it was unveiled. Only $3.50 to
Cincinnati and return, Wednesday,
August q. Train will leave at z 80 a.
m. aug20-d3
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aug21-d2t

Harry Hill, for many years one of the
terrors of this city, delivered his tenn
perance lecture, entitled The Dark
Side of Metropolitan Life, before the
New York City American Union, and
it is but justice to say that no more elo-
quent gentleman has spoken in New
York since the days when John B.
Cough electrified the people New
York Herald. aug21d3t
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Soldiers Reunion.

There will be a soldiers reunion at
Huntsville, Randolph county, on the
18th day of August, under the manage
ment of Co. d of the Sixty ninth Indi-
ana regiment. The speakers will be
Gen Thomas W. Bennett and Hon. W.
Dudley Foulke.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-21

August q would be . good time for
Centreville people to 60 to Cincinnati
Train does not leave Richmond until
z 30 a. m. and this may be the last
cheap excursion to Cincinnati this sea-
son. See posters and small bills, and
remember August q is the day.
auga- d3t.
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Second Annual Excu
Rome City, Ind,

Dennis SecOnd Annual EXcuFNiOn TO
Rome City, Ind,
will leave Richmond Saturday morning
August 30, at 10 a. M, arriving at Rome
City at 3 p. m. in nice clean special
cars. Tickets for the round trip, good
for ten days to return on any regular
train, 8. For tickets and information
apply to w. I. DENNIS, Manager,
aug13dtd 404 Main Street.
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Chicago Excursfon

The c., St. L. & P. railroad will run
a cheap excursion to Chicago August
20 Tickets for the round trip only g
good to return until September l.
E. W. CARTWRIGHT,
aug0-dJt. Agent.
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Harry Hill at Grand Opers
House Sunday night.
Safe Investment.

To those who have funds to invest we
invite attention to our first mortgage
securities. We give our exclusive at
tention to these investments, and have
good demand for loans on frst-class
call. j. DICKINSON & Co.
North Eighth street, Second National
Bank building. dec1O dawtf
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Y.M.R C.. Attention,

You are requested to meet at tn
Mayors Office on Friday evening at
o'clock o. M, for the purpose of attend
ing the rally at the Tenth Street Park
BEN F. HAM,
augT- dot President.
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All flowers for competition must be
at the Park opera house by two clock
D. m. on Monday. 2O-d4t.
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aug0-djt.

No citizen of Richmond should for
get to visit Egbert next Sunday.
auO1fldtd
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-Indications
for Tennessee and the Ohio valley
Cooler and generally fair weather, ex-
cept in the northern portion occasional
showers and partly cloudy weather,
southwest to northwest winds and
higher barometer.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-21

Emma b. Lewis, NJ d., practicing ply
ician. Office and residence 1000 Main st.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-21

The late Samuel W. Sweet, Of Bos-
ton, Mass, left the T. NJ G. A. 500, 600
in his will.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-21

good Jaggar Wagon, nearly new, for
Ninth street, Richmond. aug2ld2t&w
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-21

Jo down ana take summer sleigh
ride on the Coaster at the Highlsnd
House. The most wonderful invention
ever on exhibitionl Photographs Of
the Coaster will be all over the city In
few days. See small bills for partscu-
lars, and remember August q. Tell
all your friends, and if you are going 70
Cincinnati soon just join the crowd and
take in the Coaster.
JOHN Il. McCORD.
Advertising Agent
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-21

Harry Hill, the New York 50
lo0n-keeper.
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Harry Hill is truly eloquent on his
favorite theme. Times
aug21d3t
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Diseases of the Eye, Ear and Throat
treated by NJ. w. Hobbs, NJ D. "a s. Sth
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Richmond Palladium
THURSDAY, AUGUST q, 1884.

The Circulation of she Daily Pal.
ladium I'm this city IL I'm charge Of
John =. Roney. who will receive and
collect subscriptions.
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DIR. c. III. Moore, % North 10th ST.
diseases of the Eye, Ear and Throat.
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Or. Sarah j. Morrow, IA S. 9th. Dr.
Mary L. Thomas old office. jull4dtf
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f. b. Grosvenor, NJ D., skin diseases
speciality, S24 Main street. mSdtf
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Decker Brothers Pianos!
Haines Brothers Pianos!

Owing to the great reputation that these
have throughout the notice that In this
county other dealer. advertising them and trying
o regular
n C In
IS. F. WATSON, Richmond, Ind,
Ia our Sole Agent for the sale Of steinway
Bros. Haines Bros, LIZ G. Fischer and Vese 4 SONS
Pianos I'm this city.
ID. HI. BALDWIN 4 CO..
N retail dealers Ohio Indiana, Hen.
lucky. Tennessee West Virginia.
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See Williams advr., I'd page.
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Old papers for sale.
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CINCINNATI WEEKDAY KXCUR.
SION,

Wednesday. August "a, l994-1pee1ol
Train Of Ten Coaches.