Richmond Palladium (Daily), 10 January 1902 — Page 8

mClDlOXD DAILY PALLADIUM FRIDAY JANUARY 10, 1902.

OUR CONSTANT AIM IS TO SELL TNC BEST . . . IH THE MARKET ...

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And plenty of them. - - I Don't waste time and patience, but phone ug direct and have your order filled promptly with good FRESH EGGS. Have you trif d our TEX CENT MACKEREL lately f

john f. McCarthy

G. A. R.

AIM AMD S. lOth.

BEE HIVE GROCERY

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THOSE ELEGANT

RE FRUIT Preserves

Are now being enjoyed by many of our patrons. Won't you try a jar?

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1 lb glass jars 23c. 5 lb stone jars $ l.OO ALL KINDS OF FRUIT.

IT TOr GET IT AT THK BEK HIVE. IT'S GOOD.

W. E. HASTINGS

Jackson (Coal o o

We have plenty of JACKSON COAL and can fill all orders promptly.

Tcleohones 49

Mather Bros. Go.

A Rousing Meeting, Deserved Present, And a Neat Speech. List night was a regular meeting of tiol Meredith Post G. A. K. Wh u they trot to order of new bustcess Commander Win. Kirrnan passed the cigars to all comrades present and ih-n ordertd ten micutfs recess to ll-iw tic? comrades to indulge in a t-mk The post was then called to order a the officer of the day brouifi.i Comrade Henry Dvis up Ocforc iLe alta1, and Comrade O -D. Evar s presented him wib

a tl e suit of clothes with a aiedy delivered address in which be stated that the j;ift was from friends in aed out of the p-'S, who all take a kindly interest in his welfare because they appreciate the fact that in the time of the couatry's peril he. was willing to brave the dang rs of the war. Patriotism, he said, was not bounded by color liues; bravery not the exclusive possession of any race, sex or nation, and devo

tion to duty wasthecrjwn jewel of all heroic lives Attucks, the first man to fall in the revolution was a col , ored man and the place where he fell, in Boston, is marked by a block of the whitest marble. Speaker hoped the recipient of the trif t mitfht loug be with the post in tie words J of Kip Van Winkle: "May you live; Ion i; and protper." f

On completion of Comrade Evans , in address. Comrade J. P. Davenport "ml

presented Comrade Davis with a tine white shirt that was a gift of the Women's Relief corps. Henry Davis was a slave in Kentucky for fifty years, and has b ei janitor of Sol Meredith post for over ten years.

HIS ENGLISH fr-raiLND. A Vial That YV reeked the rvn mt mm Aiufr.ran ilj.xt. Ttf !n'en taring tL t.'mv if r: 5:f. I tell yoa. said the suuurlwiuiu- j.:ovii !Iy to his city friend at lunch. -WbUi'i lIi4.jBiiUT?"' I p. i-t v t ": Furuj'.ce tvun'twcru? i .j k'n':- t j nelsHn.-rs chickens V asked tli- i:-:.J. sympatic licaUy ruui;;n- ttnu.. i l'w list o." tli; suburlianue's usual j.r! v-ano-s. "Xu: v rs than tlnt. kkiZIv v.:- .

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

lirs; spe:

ktr. friend

ed the

Lis an I'ti

years I've ;

so oiii' r f.vo of his v.. strain'. 1 !;t wort o' ! vrfcat 1- I rokeM nc 5 ;i to l-ej t'ae first nij. lit 1 : tis. u;nt w hen I caSiK aUan l o :r : .so km r t: shoes stan.lhsii outside frighifpHy mr.kl.v too. "I k;o': d at them in Thcti I r luemltcrt d th toin .f ha;-r tlie hay the 1 Ts. We ke i only you krov. .both v.-on;e:i.

"I've lee:) i.a :s:! :o s the - , s v crt- t r ! s ; -. s . I!o v, :" re the rexlif c :-i

i ;-c wr? 1: li'.s tlit r :i i:!;rKsU cn; e. U'e up f : tvo s rvant; r:d f -int:

COUNTY 1 IFFICERS. STATE SENATOMU, , T CkaH C. Biakl i- cmadtdatc for Slmre Seuator, tubjeel to K.ut cB Domit a ton. James S. 0trndr la a candidate 'or u.ui iri'iu t vwm y, ubjc to Ui Rpui'iitau nwauiLauoa.

GLUTEN FEED Is without doubt one of the best dairy feeds on the market. Will offer for a few days

frcm carat lower price than will prevail later. 5,000 BUSHELS OF OATS for sale at cut prices in large lots. Also a car best PATENT SPRING WHEAT FLNUR. Corn, Baled Hay, Straw and Fodder at correct prices. i

Before buving, call us up.

Railroad Crossing Accident. Delphi, Ind., Jan. lo The fast north-bound Monon train stiuck Mrs. Bragunier and her ten year-old son as they were crossing the track in a baggy. The horse was killed, but the butrgy with the o non and boy were caught on the pilot and

carried half a mile till tie train stopped. Both the woman aud bov were badly hurt. Suit on a Lost Note. A rather unusual suit wtrch will

be interesting as indicating the

rights in such cases, was tiled today in circuit court, being the suit of Alice M. B.itfs vs James Lvb ult to

recover $ 650 on a note that has b en lost. The complaint states that on

Feb 21, 1891. Lyboult was indebted

to the plaintiff in the sura of $400, and that as evidence rf this in

debtedness the defendant gav the usual form of promissory note payable to the plaintiff, agreeing to pay the aoti in one vear with iaterest at 5J per cent. Plaintiff says that the note has been lost and shei is unable to find it, but that it was

sigoed by James Lyboult with his mark and witnessed by Josephine Lyboult. The suit is for the note and interest amounting to $650.

in th.- c iinitry you have l rt:'t tiic:: the riirht war or they'll 1. r. . c. 1 knev IioiTwily well that if 1 t Id eiiiier of those free arid iade'H-ndeiit Irsh wo me:i to clean the K:i;rlislit:urfs sh.cs we'd t.e left wrvautkss. and that would have been the death of uy wife. "I lifted the shoes gingerly lr two finders aud carried them to r.iy room. When I thought the servants must le asleep. I crept down stairs and got to work with a brush. At everr sound I

would nearly, jump out of my own loots ami drop his. I fancied every i inuuient that the jrirls would see nir !

jive the alarm of burg-la rs

or that my friend would be taken ill

and get up and tind nie brushing his shoes. Oh. 1 had u pretty time of it! lie stayed a week, that Englishman, and what with loss of sleep aud overstrained ner. es I'm a M-reek." "Well, why on earth didn't you have the moral courage to' "Moral courage! I'd like to nee the man who'd Lave the moral courage to tell an English gentleman with a monocle that the ways of even well bred people in this country differ from those he's been accustomed to! My friend, you do not know the breed!" Aud he drowned hi; sorrows and braced hintrves with a second cu;- ,t iiu.-uir passed coffee. New York ,,Lune.

JOINT REPRESENTATIVE. Jesse S. Reeves is a candidate for Jntit Ries-t-ii'ai-ve ir. tu vi'a-1. ami Kvett. ctutitutjtel to the Kf pub raa tu miitalioa. t-escoe E. Kirkman - a candidate fnr j-- jrft-iH iin u- H y. e aof t'at-lt iui.iiiK. s tj-ct to Hej ut..ran comi. kiiuu

J. Rim Rlffl candidate tor rtKiiw't'iMsj fr-u h- t u ih uu, to ike Krfnblican aomittauc a. Timms W. CiaBs U aetd date ftr rUBril iruaB l. e ,uU aid. ulJ. ci tuth Rp. b tlraa noaaiaatloa. Watt P. O'Neal and dt foriounrit. r rot toe ci&ta Ward, subje I to tar Kpubih an aomii atiua. W. N. Ward a candidate fnr -oui cilm.n fru '1 ai aant. aucjct to caa SM'Bikati n. t mamr Herri i a rar.inUte fo' rouoril (him tot third ward.cub.eci w tb Kry bticau nomloaiiou.

REPRESESITATIVE. rr H. W. Yencer is a c i,.iui-e for Repre .eniattv , ttcjt-vi to nrpubiuu i ntaiuatKia

Oliver C Oavis is a .-.m'idate for K-nre-

k -t.ie irui linn. iau, ml jt( I tu H pabkao uommati u.

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

t tor Ptosvrai a iou.i t tor Prosecut-

Earl E. Widup u a caud t tar, .ubfrct u Kpuktl!ctt utiii

Paul Comstcck is eud

D .HOB.

William H. Kelley I a ciutduiate for proseruung atiorut), suiject to thr Republican nuiibMtion. Robert L. Study ts a ran-tidate for prosecutor, subject lo Republican Iji in. nation.

CLERK.

EdgarlM. Haaa ta candidate for Count; 0 ei, .ucject to Ibc Repubiicxn uotuinsttoB.

SHERIFF. Richard S. Sn Hhia -add:,t f r Sheriff, subject to ine Republican nominal luu. M.Mert B. fctean ia a candidiie i r bheriff, ,itOic-. t lu the Keiubticaa bob ifaii.u. Linus P. Meredith is a andida e '-r "tierifl ot i.e iuuuii, .uoje. t w the U. pubu.ao nuDjiua.i. n.

How Ci ilit i.ui" Is Ai:ni -ine I Mtl Sa l9iii), Eertin, Jan. 10. A corn soon ?nt !a Pair.oa writes to the Cologne Ovt' e giving a hi;hert, unknown ej-.S.i;-v. tion of the killing of Pr. Men!;e i!.' t ier of a German j s lent'. fie ep; is :s.i !n the South Sea islands) an 1 hU .irty by na.ives of St. Matthews ls:an 1. Eismarck arch.'pelago. The correspondent s-ys that Dr. Menke anj his party ruthlessly destroyed a number of palm trees of which th'tt were hut few on the island, anil the natives c'. cd In defense of their property. The German punitive expedition sent to avenge tbe killing of Dr. Menke an 1 hip party, which landed from the German cruiser Cormoran near the scene of the massacre, killed SI i.Mtnder. "Such is the civilization." sj the Vcrwaerts, "that our colonial politicians are spreading."

IAII.V MtKKKT HKt'OKT

Prevaillnir Prior K.r tSrtin. tr lona atxl l-tvrvtock i Jan. t.

AUDITOR.

Sfjme months ago a petition was presented before the county commissi ners for a road in Perry township

in the town of L'!Onomy. iewer

were appointed and reported favor-

ab y for the road The report was

accompanied with a rem nstrance

against the road and asking for the appointment of re-viewers" wliich was granted. These re-viewers have now reported in favor of the road, but have also reported damages for Rhoda Cain in the sum of $i0 The road will be opened on this basis.

The Brat Telephoned City. What is the lest telephoned city In the world? Ran Francisco seems to le the answer. In that city, with a population of SJl'.TS there are I'l.al telephones, or slxty-twii per thousand .In Euroie, rope.;luron is probably th best telephoned city, with l.,311 telephones to its 12..S.",9 of p-ipulatio!!. equal to forty-nine per thousand. In Copenhagen, too. the best conditions, for the public exist, although the rates are relatively sis high as those i.t American cities. London compares very unfavorably with these D.-rures. At the beginning of this year t'.iej'e were 41,111 telephones to a population of tnor than .".."4mi.ikk, or a proportion of seven to every thousand people. New York, with a iopu!atio: of 2,3.O.00) had "AT instruments, or twenty -six to a thousand.

H. J. IHanes is a candidate for County

i.ujtt, iv ftepuoiican nvniiuatMn,

Hemes 9. Caa 'a a c andidate f. t County

raMu.w. . .uujevi o xvepuoitcaa buouuiod

TREASURER. J. A. Spekcahler is s candidal t r county treat ujf-r, u.jct to Republican nominaiton.

COMMISSIONER. Middle DistHet.

WM. HILL & CO.,

Phone 398.

911 MAIN STREET.

Almeroo T. Cbapin.ooee a familiar Cgure about Richmond now residing at Elwood, is here on business for a few days. lie is in real estate bust ness, exclusively, and says the business has been unprecedentedly good for the past year there. CHARLESTON EXPOSITION

Hnxbanda' Motto a Bible Verse. The Husbands" Frou-ction s ciety of London has as its motto the naive

verse found in what is Inown rs the'

Wife Heater's P,ildc published i.i irvi:).

copies of which mar be f

Ceo. W. Ebereall is a candidate for County CouiniiMi - tr or the Middle Dlstrn t, utK'ttoth, Republ-an nomiostion. 'isaae Davis is a cDdidae for coun't commiasiuner Mindle District, sut.ject to the Re-

PUIhiukd ntiniinatioa. John r. Dynes is a candidate for county commms rner. Middle liittrict, subject to the Re'Ubln-an ncmiuaii'-n.

Fst-rn District. Richard . 0 venport is a candidao- for Cnnntv Com iiiii'(c- fo the Ea ten fisirict. subjtct lo i lie Republican nomination Joseph R. Mi'liken isacand date for conntv cemmiwiorft, Kast-ro Dis rict, subject to the Republi an.'nomirjation. Theodora S. Martin i candidate for .u..ty couius-ionrr Kavteru District, nut jert to the Kei ubli an nomination Cornelius E Wiley, of Heibel, is a candi dwte for county c in mioner, Fastern Ditrii t, sut j-ct to t e Republ;ran l omiuat on J C- Fulghum of f Oirden township, is a candidate or con-t oonraisioeT, Eastern Irts'rict, suhj. ct 'o R- pnbHcan omination. LeRoy Kelly ' a candidate for county commissior er Katrn District, subject to the Re" publican nomination.

ianMti (rain and Livnuoct.

Wheal Wavon. Hftl Jin. J re.1. ateady. Nr. Corn Steady ; No, t nuaed, r44. OatJ iriu ; No. t mii,t. tkc. Cat tie xtevly at ...' aVl.SS. " ' ' Hoir "ite4ly at . - SiKep steady at 1 JoautaO. Laiuba steady at CXaV-io.

Chicago rain and I'mvtntniia.

Wheat Jan. July Com Jan Mav July Oau Jan May Jul).... PorkJan Mav July Lrd Jaa May July Uilw Jaa Mar , July.

0.eue.l. cluHiJ ' ..$ I .71,

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CORONER.

Dr. E.V.Brower is acandid'te ror Coroner.

. sn iect t" the Reiiubltcn nomira

;und in many 1 nP. Stentien C. Mark e. is a candidate for

museums and libraries. This verse Is co oner, s .bject to Republican omination. as follows: i Dr. Frank H. Dunham i" a ca-d date f. r "He dwelleth wrth his trvf ee..,.,1- ' r"r, ubje. t U, Rtpub i.au noiiiiuation.

I use t his knowlodpe and tekefh h r I

s a nei-css::rye liealper rt:J not a lKnde servfint r a bond,1 khvp. An-1

if she be riot obeCicnt end hclpfall toj liym he ondea voureth to lieate the fear

or (,od mto her heade that thereby she ' Jerry K. Wallace s a candidate for Ro-d mare be compelled to learne her dutla Supervisor of Hmru t No. , Wayne towniihip,

BnJ tn it "tY.n,t,.i, W. -uujcvn. ne xvepuu.ican nominal on.

TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

'ROAD SUPERVISOR.

'DIRT DEFIES THE KING." THEN

APO.LIO

18 GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF.,

Excursion iT!ckets''Novv on Sale via

Pennsylvania Lines. Lor, fares to Charleston, South Carolina, for the Interstate and West Indian Exposition are offered via Pennsylvania Lines. Two forms of excursion i ickets, season and fifteen

day. may be obtained at tpecial rates.

lu'orniauoo aoout fares and

A woman went into a oij: uepartment store and checked her l.aby while she shopped. , When she went tc Ket her baby, she found she had lost tier r-htvL-

The manager aid she would have to wait and when all the other babies were taken out she could have the one that was left, but the baby left over was a colored baby.. This was all rljrht, however Bas the v..m;.i) was col

ored. A Ichisoif ;iobe.

D"P Sea t,lfe. In the abysses of the oceans, below roo fathoms uiaiiy animals have either lmjerfect eyes or none. Their condition in this regard affords a austrestive parallel to that of cave life, and the causes are prolably the same. Science is of the opinion that all deep sea life originally, emigrated from the shallows.

CITY OFFICERS.

MAYOR: Albert G. Cgbora is acandidate 'or Mayrr suhject to the Republican nomination. Or. W. W. Zimmerman is a can- tdate 'or Mayor, subjet o tbe Republican nomin -ticn

Dr. Joseph M. Bul'a is a candidate for

mayor, mbject to Repuulion nomination.

CLERK. John F. Taggart is a candidate for ' itj cleik, subject to the Republican nom nation.

CloHiav cm. i iu.4ri,et - V ,ie it, 7H'a vut-a Sici oal. W.-; t-r., I.S; lnl. .;7. riua, a.ii. l.oiin.1 tile (iiniii an. I bnraiiH'k.. H Heat Nv. t re,i and louberry, tfo,-. Ckiru No. t w.oio. izi .N-. X mute!. ic

Oats . 1 mile. I Nn t a nile, .(,'. tittle tMrxiii at saLi 5, Hui-leuj al l...oail.li. Sheep fuauy at u:t . . LutllUM tal) fcl i.oU 0.1. 1U Ciii iniiati tii-niii ami l.ivesiiK'fc , W lie..t SU-ady ; J.fc X raj, Coru i , jl iui.u, iino. Oui. &keu : AvI. 11111X1, jUC taltle A. li ve i l.ri j.ua. liurfa J..I.-l at 4.1u.i... bueep Slruug ai i.-'.t.

Active at .-kvo.; j.

C'tiicaifo Litewtock Cattle Artive; ateera, 4.t7..; to kara actl leeiiera, sz.2&i4'tioK Me at 91.00 ,eep flauy ml .20 Oi. . Laiuus ij-i at to a.

New Vork Livratock t'att e Steaily at t-i.tiOitti.lu. Hu.n tuiet t 4,. .HI. Slieep r-u at H.)tt.i.M. LiiuuM eteatiy at tl.j. I at.t Ituflalo Livestock.

Cattle Sleaiiy 1 S3

Hok Artive at 4 .ilu.

b.ieep Mrany ul Sl.044 M Utiniw otaauy at t.g4.iu.

For

trains consult

C. W. Elmer.

Ticket Aijent, Richmond, Ind

Macedonia has a population of about 4.jO0.O00 Three-fourths are Christian and one-fonrtb Turks. Nearly half are of Bulgarian ancestry.

TREASURER. 'has. A. Tennis is a candidate foreity trasu-er, nubject to Republi an nominat.on. Harry T. fisher is a candidate for city treasurer, aubjert to Republican nomination

COUNCILMAN. . Charles S. Naal is a cand date for unci! from ibe P-i.th W aid, s bject tu the Republi

LATEST Ql'OTiTinNH. Chicago, III , Jan. 10. WLeat, 791. Com. 63. Oats. 45J Toledo, O..Jan. 19. Wheat. 90. MEYFlt mm.

geese. MEYEK IIIM)S

Snnda Rate to all Points On the C. St. & 9i. The C. R. & M. made a Sunday rate to all points on their line fare for tbe round trip. Ticifetb .kJ returnirg- same day on! v. Sur.dav rates to Cincinnati tl.9. for tbe round trip. Trains leave here S-30

a. m. returning leave Cincinnati 7:30

p. m. arriving at Richmond 9:35 p. m. C. A. Blair.

City Ticket Areot.

I'none 4.

THE BOSTON STORE CLEARANCE SALE OPENS IN TEiOliG

The advertising will be conducted in a novel manner. Not a price will be quoted. The sale will be the most important ever held. Every penny's worth of merchandise is affected. In no case less than 10 per cent reduction, and in some departments the discount will be as much as 75 percent Make out a list of your wants, then come and see what the saving will be. - "l-

THERE WILL BE NO BILL THROWN IN YOUR YARD.

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