Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-23

paper, Richard Broaddus, farm
er, living six miles. from Rich
mond, is offering $50 for the cap
ture of runaway slave named
Adam. Notices are given of the
sale of the belongings of Charles
| Selby.
7 A number of legal notices in
this yellow old paper are signed
by David Irvine, who was then
clerk of the Madison circuit court
and whose picture now hangs in
the Madison circuit court room.
Notices are given in the paper
lot suits filed against other people
by stating their names and eharg-
es against them in heavy print
Scores of notices of cases filed
IN the circuit courts of the sur
rounding counties may be found
I'm the old paper.
All kinds of things are adver-
tised in the paper but not with
as large a display as they are to-
}day.
! Howard and Christopher adver-
tlse that "have just received and
are now opening large and splen
did assortment of French, Eng
llsh, German. Italian, India and |
domestic goods" and that they |
wish to purchase 10000 lb. of |
feathers, ginseng and beeswax.
Levi F. Bowen advertises that |
he has been appointed to succeed |
Mr.. Bradley as Preceptor of the
Madison Academy" and he in
forms the citizens of Richmond
and vicinity that "the above in
stitution will be opened for the
reception of students in the var
ious branches of English and
Classical literature on Monday,
the 9Th day of July next" His |
notice is dated June Is, 1883.
Field and Holloway advertise
that they have made an arrange
lnent with Messrs. Oldham, Todd
Z Co., ito keep on hand their cot
ton yarns
Benjamin R. Jenkins notifies
he public through the advertis- 4
ng columns of the ancient sheet :
hat having purchased the we'll B
Known tavern establishment in +
he town of Richmond, Kentucky. s
ormerly kept by Col. George Il
'hackelford, and recently by Mr.. b
-harles G. Brooks, intends short B
y to have the same thoroughly B
epalred and pledges himself to b
ender his houe not only comfor- Z
able but agreeable to all who 3
nay favor him with call, etc" u
Here is the announcement Of &
doctor: III
DOCTOR LEAVEL 4
Having been absent for four or
We months, attending the Medi- H.
al Lectures in the Philadelphia II
Alms House Infrmary Hospital II
nd University of Pennsylvania
III which he graduated), has re- II
urned to Richmond, and contin- II
les to practice Medicine in part II
lership with DR.. Walker. Bust II
less conhded to either will re-
GIVE their joint attention, They /
occupy the same SHOP they did II
asst year, on Main Street, second
loor above Major William Jones
store.
McClanahan and Stone are adj III
vertislng a new stock of spring III
and summer dry goods, hardware, III
and groceries.
Williams and Miller also a new II
stock of dry goods, hardware, II
lueensware, and groceries. They III
are willing. to buy fax seed and
feathers.
B. B. Marsh advertises clocks. II
watches, spoons, and jewelry for
sale, and warrants that any watch
es repaired by him will perform
we'll. II
William Rhodes & Co., are of II
terlng cash for hemp at the mar
ket price, delivered at the Wood III
lawn Hemp Factory. III
In this old papertis given let
ter to Daniel Webster by COM III
nlttee representing the people of /
cincinnati inviting him to pub
lie dinner to be held at their CITY. III
His answer is also in the paper. II
he explains that this, trip will be
his first one west and that his OBJ
Iect IS to see as much of the coun- III
try as possible. He accepts the
invitation with pleasure and prom II
lses, to be certain to attend the HI