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Richmond Palladium THURSDAY. JANUARY 16. 18S0. DAILY PALLADIUM lOe A WEEK, jrwaa. wwo msrn BEHX B. SXYRICK, Notary public, real estate and Inaurancc agent. Money loaned on mortgage. Nos. H and lO North Seventh street. ll-dw-lyr DIAMONDS. JTnst reeelved am elegant assortment ot the precious atones. Come and exa mine, rices low, at Fletch ledearls. marlKlaw-lyr CF.PEEIJLE, Heal estate and fire lnsur No. OOl Main street rl7dw-lyr Walter It. Dalbtr ku charge of the circulation of the Daily Pallladitjm, and U authorised to take subscriptions ud make collections within tie corporate limits of the oitv Washington, Jen. 16 Forecast for the twenty-tour hours commencing at 3 o'olook p. m. to-day for Ohio: Light, looal anowi, followed by fair, oolder weather, northwesterly winds. For Indiana, generally fair, oolder, northwesterly winda. LOCAL PICKUPS. Ed Starr ia alowly improving. No servioe in St. Paul's Episcopal Churoh tbia evening. Harmon Shoffar shipped a ear load of fine horses to Boston yesterday. Howard Campbell, Fort Wayne avenue, ia housed np with la grippe. William Hungerford,- Jr., ia oonvaleaoing Ircm a severe attack of la grippe. Frank Haoer. of Koollenberge, ia again very aiok. having taken a relapte Charley Murray, who has been quite ill tor about a week, reported lor duty yesterday. , T went - bree of the workmen at Gear Soott & Co 'a are off duty on oooount of la grippe. John Aekerman. of L. M. Jones & Co. 'a store, is the proud father of a ten pound boy, ' Cvrus Albertson. South Third street ia very ill with laflaenaa, threatened with pneumonia. The revival servioea at the English Lutheran ehureh will eloae this evening, after a very aucoeeatul week. The eity aehoola are aomewhat orip pled by tbeabeenoe of several teaohera who are sm.eted with the epidemio. The Biohmond Loan and Savins: Aa aooiatioa loaned f'2.500 last night to two persona, at 9J and 10 cents premium. jNot aa arrest was maae yesterday or last night, oonaeqiently there was a elean alate at the mayor's offiea this morning. A ailk umbrella with a natural stick handle was lett in a belt ia the street oar laat Saturday. Finder please leave at Cunningham's. Crockett's train brought to this eity last sveaing eight o ndidatea for effioe. all confident that they have the pole that will knock, the persimmon. The Ladiea ot Honor had a meeting ia their hall ia Odd Fellowa' building last night. This order is reported to be in a very prosperous oonditioa. Old Deaeon Dobaoa boasted that he was always "prepared for the worst ;" and so ha waa, lor he always kept Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup in the house, the only sate remedy tor coughs and colds. At the prioe butehers are paying for - co no w-n days, their selling rates t etbMatti seems to be unwarrantably steep, and there is no wonder that pork oonsumera are doing soma vigorous kiokiBg.

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MM Mixed Pickles in Bulks XXST BTJXsS. Miss Carrie Haberkin.of douih Third street, is on the siok list. The next dance of the Oriole clu will ooour next Wednesday evening. A tribe ot the Improved Order of Bed Men ia aoon to be organized in iam bridge City. The danoe of the Meet-Ye-Her Club will take plaoe this evening Yaughan'a Hall. at The hog breeding convention at Day ton yeaterday waa attended by quite nuaber ot Wayne county larmera. Miss Mary L. Begal. the pianist of the Orion Qaartette, has laat oompleted a two years course ot atudy at Milan The Orion Qaartette, ot Delaware O., conservatory of music, will give one ot their famous concerts at (iraoe ohureh January 21. Mrs. Mamie Hollowell and Mias Min nie Marsh, teaohera in the First Ward Public School, are both sufferers from an attack ot influenza. A tribe cf Bed Men will be instituted in Conneraville in a few daye. Members ot Oaoeola Tribe ot thia oity will assist in instituting the tribe. Ueorge Uoodwm. United States ex press messenger between this oity and Cincinnati, who has been quite ill, re gamed his rnn yesterday. Salvation Oil ia the celebrated Ameri oan remedy tor euta. bruises, sprains burns, aa. Ids, ohilblaioa, &o. All drug gists sell it. It kills pain. 25 oents, The Odd Fellows have put in a hard wood floor in the .hooarapment room and will put in a maple floor in Niohol son's and Cranor'a stores, immediately A large and interesting oottage prayer meeting waa held last evening at the residence ot Mr. and Mrs. Goodman North Filth street near Main. It was a tme ot apeoial blessing to all present. The invitation danoe ot the Biohmond Light Quarda takea plaoe to-night t their armory, known as Thistlethwaite' Hall. It will be well attended, and wu doubtless proye to be a very pleasant aflair. The Young People'a Society of Chris tian Endeavor ot the Christian church had a well attended and very pleasant and profitable meeting at the residence ot B. F. Harris, E.q.. No. 43 South Eighth street, last evening. The Patriaroh Temple, lust reor ganised. will hold its meetings on the thirl Tuesday evenings ot eaoh month in the old hail in Odd Fellows' build ins. About a dozen applicants tor membership will be received next Tuesday evening. Aroh Hindman, of Hagerstown. oan didata for sheriff, was in the eity last evening. He has just oompleted a visit to all the townahipe, and reports the outlook as being first class. He will oontioue to eanvaaa until the day ot the nominating election. Begnlar monthly (business) meeting, at our rooms, over Tate's barber shop. East Mam street, to morrow, at i.S) p m. It is desired that all members should be present, prepared to give a re port ot work done during tne montn. Everybody weloome. A large party ot friends called on Andy Westendort, South E street, last evening, to congratulate nun on naving reached another birthday anniversary. tie received his friends in a very cor dial manner, and then entertained them ia a manner that made the ooeaaion one ot unalloyed enjoyment. A horse attached to a buggy, and hitched on North Eighth etreet near Main, broke its fastening and indulged m a runaway near Main, rat was eap tared on North G street, neither hor.e or vehiole being damaged by the lively manner in which they got over the ground. The rig waa said to belong to lien Starr. Michael Ceanan and daughter. Miss Clara, returned yeaterday from their J visit to Ireland. They spent three months on the Eaerald Isle with rela tives and friends and had a delightful time. The visit waa made tor tne Denfit of Miss Clara a health, and her many friends will be glad to learn that the e fleet ot change ot climate was almost naagieaL she having inereased her advoirdupois twenty three pounds dux. ing her aofouxa there.

CITY FEB805AL& H. H. Elwell, of Baleigh. is in the eity. H. N. Land went to Cincinnati last evening. Hngh Craig went to Indianapolis this morning. Hugh Craig went to Indianapolis this morning. E. D. Palmer returned from Anderson last evening. M. B. Benham went to Indianapolis this morning. Mrs. Lillie Shafer went to Anderson this morning. Joseph Bamler went to Cincinnati this morning.

Joseph Moorman left this for Detroit, Mich. morning Andrew Baker is interviewing friends in Liberty to day. Mrs. Anna M. Jackson left last evening for Philadelphia. Miss Jennie Warner went to Columbus, O.. last evening. Silas Leeson, of Dublin, went to Cin cinnati, mis morning. Thomas Elliaon ia greeting frienda in ureenvme, u , to day. rar. and Mrs. J. H. Harding went to Cincinnati this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Moses Hatfield retarded from Indianapolis last evening, Mrs Laoinda Biohter ia visiting her aaugnier, -rs. u. jj. medeana. B. M. Croasley went to Z tnesville, O., to uay on oasmeaa and pleasure. II rf t . ueorge vie?g. or isayton, is visiting reiBuve. sou inenas in tnis oity. Mrs. Betta Walker, of New Madison. is visiuog mends in this city. Mrs. Liizzie Edwards went to Lynn tuui morning on a visit to mends Misa Minnie Hinds went to Dayton me morning on a visit to relatives. Miss Elsie Burgess returned from s visit to friends in Marion last evening, Miss Bose Watkins returned from a visit to friends in Portland last evenin?. Major J. S. Ostrander returned from tne weat part ot the county last even ing. Misa Hettie Weid man went to Cin einnati last evening on a visit to rela tivee. Miss Katie Murray went to? Hamilton O . last evening, on a brief viait to frenda. Mr. Taylor, the shipping clerk at the Wayne Worka, haa a severe oase of la grippe. swii u w . j!id. i natoner returned tnis morning from a business trip in the interest ot Wiggins fc Co. Philip Sohlanger went to Fort Wayne tnis morning tor a week s sojourn with relatives and friends. Frank Wright will leave to-night for raarsnaiitown, xowa. He will remain there about six weeks. Mr. and Mrs John Egrv. of Cinein neti, returned home last evening from a visit to mends in tnis oity, Mrs. Anna Stephens returned, last evening from a very pleasant visit to friends in Morning Sun, O. Miss Maggie Smith, who has been visiting relatives and friends at Niles, a a i . raion., returned come last evening, Miss Narra Lewis, of Blue Springs, Mo., (onoe of Earlham) ia book-keeper in ner Drotner a. U. ,Li. L.ewis , bank at W mobester. Mrs. McLaughlin and daughter Clara ot Chicago, who have been visiting the family of A. G. Luken, returned home to-day, via Indianapolis. Bev. Henry Wickemever and Bev. J. Dingledey returned from Hamilton last evening, where they attended a confer ence ot Jjutheran ministers. Mrs. Irene Trask and daughter, who spent the past six months with Judge ana airs, wintam A. Biakle left on their return to their home in New York last evening. Mr. Charles Shermer, of Kirkwood, u is visiting bis sister, Mrs. E A. Pianti. who is very ill at the residenae ot her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Kirkman, r ort ayne avenue, near Mam street Bev. Father Hundt, of St Peters. Ind., a former pastor of St Andrew's oburoh in this city, haa been visiting old friends here, and returned home last evening. Time has left its impress upon Father H., but he is still aotiye and vigorous. Bev. Father MoMullen left last night for New Orleans, where he will remin a tew weeks and then go to the Hot Springs. He will viait Florida and return home by the way of New York. He will be absent from home tor three or four months. It ia hoped that he will return from hia trip with hia health tully restored. The regular monthly meeting of the W. C T. U. will be to morrow. Fridav. the 17th, at halt past 2, in their rooms over late s barber shop. East Main street Persons not members are wel oome to come and meet with us. La grippe seems to be increasing. both in number ot oases and seven t v. One phvsieian reoorte that he visited -

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dren were down with it at once. An other reports m family ot eight, all of wnom are ara.cted witn it. Faneral Na-itec The funeral ot Boswell Elmer will take plaoe to morrow morning trom the residence ot his sister. Mrs. James Forkner. in West Biohmond. Friends wiil meet at the bouse at 9 a. m. In terment at Centreville. Fameral f 31 Ins Bell lay tos). The funeral of Miss Belle Clavton took place at the We. ley an Methodist churoh yesterday afternoon, and there was a largo attendance ot svmDathisina mends, tu der xen)mm Saith. ot Mount Monan Baptiat ehureh delivered the luneral sermon. fJu remarks were very appropriate to the aad oocasion. and were toll ot comfort to the sorrowing mends, a large cortege ot mcurnina friends followed the remains to Earlham cemetery, where they were tenderlv committed to the earth. The pall bear ers were: VerieyUraig, Henry Smith, t rank: Uop. Ulysses Cook, J5ert Hunter aad Eiiuh Nixon. ACIsmCsIL Mrs. C A. Johnson, of Toledo, had every symptom ot heart disease, shortness ot breath, could not lie on left aide, cough, pains in chest, etc, yet after being given np to die, was eared by Dr. Miles' New Care. Sold by A. G. Luken &Co, 4

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Of ts Ttukl Pnrtnr la Watyat Cwaaity, aesU Katais sua raiaawal. The taxables in vided as follows: the county are diValaeof Ianda. Value of Improvemen t.. 1.74&S4S Total.... Vela, lot - , V&iU lm provenit-t t S 48,370 Tntal 6,f 38.655 7J8UJt . I1.6-0 837,977 Value Personal property Value Telegraph property . Valoe Haxlf oad property Grand Total . ...aa sei soo 2J Total poll. Tutai ml. dga Total lemale dogs.. lt7 S 630 The total valuation in the several townships and corporations is as follows : Ablngton Township. Bo-tan "- Center " Clay " Dal ton F antun " Green Harrieon " Jackson " efieraon NewUarden " Periy " Washington " 466 790 9 87i J,i '7a 375 8 S 615 SIS t4H 10 43 ,030 sh7 a 891.KS6 6717 4 6,40 3,411347 38 6i0 610 Wayne Webster " HoMon Corporation Cambridge City ,.TT., r.ntcrtll. 5r,ai 192 -MO 286 7-5 63.170 lls,i 35 235 075 25U6: 005 388 14,4 0 37 340 15,700 Dublin. Etut OermantownF nDt.li) OHj Hageratown .. 11 1, ton Kiehmonl. Bpnng w aabington. Wbitewaterf latere riekect ra Us aaie Varleu Coaatjr Oi UABRIAOK LICIN8I. William Hewitt and Louie J. Ward, Milton. John WagHerant. PHTSICIAN'S LICBDSK. A lioense to practioe medicine in Wayne county was granted to day to Phillip Biohsrd Taylor, jr. He is a graduate ot Hospital oollege of medicine, Louisville. Ky. His postoffioe address is Worthington, Kv. COMPLAINT. Omar L. Hittle vs. James B. Davis, Mary Catherine Davis and Simon Goldman. Complaint on note and foreclosure. Demand $3 465. B. A. Jack son, attorney for plaintiff. CIRCUIT COURT. The trial ot the oase of Margaret MoCaflrey vs. The Dorsey Maohine Works was comenoed betore a fury this morning. The hearing ot this oase will probably oooupy a week. finddeu Ueatb of Edwlai Cokayae. The announcement of the death ot Edwin Cokayne, at 12:30 to-day. oame aa a aevere ahook to hia friends, and many could not believe it tor they met him at Masonic Lodge last night and on the streets thilf forenoon. But the report was true, i He went to his home near noon feeling well as usual, apparently, and ate hia dinner, bnt about halt past 12 o'clock! he was a corpse, having died ot hearrthTrrbie. Mr. Cokayne wasj about sixty-one years ot age. He was born a tew miles south ot this oity, and his entire lite was spent in this oityUnd vioinity. But few men in the oity were better known, and he was recognised as an honorable, apright man, and useful oitiien. He was on tbe ponce toroe ot tnis city tor several years, and dissharged the dutiea ot that position in a very satisfactory manner. He was a carpenter, and followed that avocation for years, and worked at Haynes, Spenoer & Co.'s tor some time, and when that establishment waa abut down in consequence ot the fire, he went to the Starr Piano Works, where he was engaged until recently. He had been a member of Webb Lodge ot Masons tor many years, and had advanced in Masonry to the position ol xvnight lemplar. He leaves a wife to mo am her irreparable loss. The time cf - ihe-iuneral will be announced to-morrow. Stasia rax Clafc. . The Single Tax Club held its regular weekly meeting at Prohibition Hall last night. It being announced that Hon. W. D. Foulke would be the essayist of the evening, the Jittjejhall was crowded to its utmost capacity. Mr. foulke read a lengthy and exhaustive reyiew of Henry George's Progress and Poverty. He seemed to agree with Mr. George neaily throughout, except to the remedy to be applied Thia he considered too radical and in terfering too much with exiating private rights. The discussion which followed was very lively, there beiog some ores ent who did not agree that we are all ready for aueh a aooial revolution, or that it would be for the beat interests of society. Judge rLibbey. Judge Abbott. U. It Lane, Ed Ilifi. James Smith, John Yaryan, and H. H. Grant took part in iha discussion Ajmscloae Dr. tie Lerseyl Tub was founded, and atked all those who I eould sabsoribe to it to beoome mem bers. Ietn of Sirs. Shelby. Mrs. Mary Shelby died to-day about noon, at tbe home ot her daughter. Mrs. Chat Lancaater. after an illness ot about tour week a duration. She waa about I seventy years ot age. Dkf Bi er Cbmrlea Bullae. Charles Billings, a candy maker, who formerly worked tor Henohman & Cox, died tnis morning at his rooms in the Westoott block ot Bright's disease, after a briet illness ot two days. He was an excellent young man. about thirty years ot age, and formerly a member of tne ruohmond City Band. rsmral Betlea. The funeral of Alexander M. SDrooer will take place at his late residence, 716 ortb. X welttn street. Saturday morning I mt j t oiuca. xniermeat at fi amnion, O. A. fl ' T L. f - . f 1 " , . Friends wishing to view the remains will please call Friday afternoon and evening, between the hours ot 6 and 9, I SIra. Ble4 ey. The remains of Mrs. Liuie McCoy. who died Tuesday at Cincinnati, arrived here laat nicht and were taken to the residence ot her brother, Fred Renins-, on South Sixth atreet. The funeral will take plaoe to-morrow morning trom St, Andrew's ehureh.

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SHERIFF. Jon K. Paxsoa am be a aaartlitata tor Sheriff ot Wayne ooonty rebjaet to tbe Bepnbnean nomination an be held Febraary IT. 1890. William B. Dmm Is a aaoUdata for Sheriff of Wayne roanty, sabjeet to tbe Ke- ' prihlt n nomination. d w I LaraTKm Laasa la a candidate lor Sheriff ! af Wane floontr. enblAet tA aha RrnnhllMli I nomination. d Richabd L. Moan will be a can d VI ate tor Sheriff ot Wayne county, subject to the Rpablieaa nomination. dw Carrani William R. Mocxt will be a can didata forHberifl of Wayne county, satjeei to the Republican nomination. dw Aaca HiHDXax will be a candidate for Sheriff of Wayne ooonty. subject to the Re publican nomination. d Joh 8- Ibedkll. la a candidate for Sheriff of Wayne eoonty, sabject to the Republican nomination. M M. Li it will be a candidate for Sheriff of Wayne county, subject to the Republican nomination. RECORDER. Baarar H. Hclthocsb is a candidate for Recorder ot Wayne county, subject to the Re publican nomination. Fathax S. Luui will be a candidate for Reoorder of Wayne county, subject to the Republican nomination. dw Gaoaaa A. PiEBCa will be a candidate for Reooider ot Wayne county, subject to the Republican nomination. d w Eixi B. Williams will be a candidate for Recorder of Wayne county, subiect to the Republican nomination. dw Richajid Chxkskkah will be a candidate for Recorder ot Wayne county, anbjeet to the Kr publican nomination. Lot O. Ammon will be a candidate for Re oorder ot Wayne county, subject to the BepubUesn nomination. Btlvxjstsk Cook will be a candidate for Beeorderof Wayne county, subject to the Repub lican nomination. PROSECUTING ATTORN ET. Pbbbt 1. FnzEMAM will be a oandidate for Proeeeuting Attorney for Wayne county, sub ject to the RepuDlioan nominating election. dw Henbt C Btabb will be a eandidate fr ProaeeuUng Attorney for Wayne county. subject to the Republican nomination, dw Thomas R. JassuP.of Cambridge City, will be a eandidate for Prosecuting Attorney of Wayne county ..subject to the Republican nomination. dw CLERK. Samdkl C. Whxtbskli. will be a eandidate for Clerk oi Wayne county, subject to tne Re publican nomination. dw Oaoaoa R. Wii.i.tams will be a eandidate for Clerk of Wayne county, subjeet to tbe Re publican nomination. dw Lctheb A. CBAitoa will be a candidate for Clerk of Wayne county .subject to the Repub lican nomination. dw E. B. Rstholus will he a eandidate for Clerk of Wayne counts . subject to the Re publican nominating election. dw Chakles R. Uhthaxk will be a eandidate for Clerk of Wayne county, subject to the Republican nomination. dt AUDITOR. Axonzo Marshall will be a eandidate for Auditor of Wayne county, subject to the Re publican nomination, dw John M. Wins low will be a eandidate for County Auditor, subject to the Republican nomination. di Robbbt F. Davis will be a candidate for Auditor of Wayne county, subject to the Republ oan nomination. dw COUNTY COMMISSIONED. Caleb Habvkt will be a eandidate for Commissioner of Wayne county, (middle district) subject to the Republican nomina tion, di Jobs Q. Townbend will be a eandidate for Commissioner of Wayne County (Eastern Dis trict) subject to the Republioan nomination. Jambs W. Mabtdtdalb will be a eandidate for Commissioner of Wane county, (middle dUtrict) subject to the Republican nomination. Abnsb D. Bond will be a eandidate for Commissioner of Wayne county (middle district), sut jeot to the Republioan nomination. B. Ij. Habbis, Gbobob K. Taoib, J. R. Bbown, W. Zt. Hathixd, A. R. Albkbtsok, Oaoaoa Hamm, J. W. B books, F. Botd, A. M. Nicholson, John Basox. Obobob J. Nicholson, Henbt T. Bond. William 8. Hattihld. REPRESENTATIVE. WlLLf AM F. Medsebb will be a candidate for RepresentatiTe of Wayne county, subject to the Republican nomination. Philip S. Biskt it, of Jackson township, will be a candidate f r Repreeentative In the Legtslatur- for Wayne county, subject to the Republican nomination AaxHoa C. Likdimcth is a candidate for RepreaentatiTe in the Ix-gislatt-re from Wayne county, sabieet to the Republican nomination. SENATOR. Chablxs E Shitklxt will be a candidate for Senator from Wayne county, subject to the Re publican nomination. Johm Y. ABYAjr will be a candidate for the Senate, from Wayne county, subject to the Republican nomination. Orion Qaartette at Graoe churoh Jan uary 21. Orion Qaartette at Graoe churoh Jan uary Dr. Allison, the Pharmaoiit. has re moved to 1514 Mam street, where heretofore, he will make a specialty of fthe Prescription business and Pure Drags and Medicines. Prescriptions nlled accurately day or night. sep7 dtf. See advertisement of the Matinee Musioale eonoert in another eolumn. Janild6t Faaerskl Hatfee. The funeral of Charles N. Billings will ooour at 2 p. m. Saturday from the house. Friends wishing to view the ; remains will please call from 8 a. to 1 p. m. Saturday. The Ezra Smith Manufacturing Com pany paid a dividend of three per cen'. to the stockholders to- day. Granville Ferguson, ot Milton, u in the eity to-day. Jonas Gaar, who resigned hia poaition aa assistant postmaster, has concluded not to take a poaition at Gaar. Seott & Co. 'a, but haa taken a place with Pogne & Miller. J. W. Carpenter, oi Dayton, is circulating among friends ia this city to day. Ab. Outlaad haa received notice that ' a pension had been granted hia. Hermann Lodge, L O. O. F. lola Lodge, K. of P. Osceola. Tribe. LO.B.M. Sol Meredith Poet, G. A, B.

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