Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 178, 5 May 1909 — Page 7

THE RICXmOND PALLADIUM AJO SUS-TELEGBAM, TTEDJnLSDAY, MAT 3, 1003.

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WANTED WANTED To rent a five room cot-1 ivt twwftJ''""irr l.,..,.. tage; no flat, good location. Ad-1 wantjei-To rent small house or v dress K; care Palladium. - 2S-tf cottage, five or six rooms, all mod- - em conveniences. Address Perma. WANTED- Competent woman for nent. care Palladium. - ; r 5-3t general housework; family of two; WAHT-D-Lace curtains to laundry, "ff . ' . - Washing to do. House cleaning; WA.VTED-Morehead has the , most Will go to house to wash. Address complete outfit for vault cleaning in K. care of Palladium. 5-3t the state.. Call Mo rehead. Phone WANT D-A good girl for general "27. Residence 93 Butler St. house work; 103 S. 14th: 5-3t " " " ' WANT-D-Posltion by white man WANTED Position by young lady teamster for contractor or taking stenographer. . Can use Underwood car. of horses for private man; ex- i Smith or Remington machine. Call perienced. Address Lock Box 78. phone 23&t. ' - i "l 2t WANTED Clerical position by experts ANT-D-a" "good competent' "girL' Menced bookkeeper; eight years' exImmedlately; references required; perience in bookkeeping and office call phone 3M1. - 4-2t work. References. ; upon request. WANTED-Lots to plow; , call 422 Address "H. P." care of Palladium. Richmond Ave. 4-2t l 9f WANTED Engineer, Anton Stolle A WANTED Girl at 104 Ft Wayne Sons Packing House, 44 Liberty Ave. Phone 2140. . 3-tf Ay' ' 1 4'7t WANTED Position by young lady WANTED If you want money la stenographer, can use Underwood, place of jroar city property or sarin. Smith or Remington machine. Call go right to Porterfleld'a Real . Sa- phone 5137. - 30-7t Ute office, Kelley Block, 8th and Main. 14-ti THE CITY of Portland, Indiana wants " " V "" :. "' .. " factories employing anywhere from WANTED You to call and see our 12 to 100 men. It j. a county 8eat Excelsior Motorcycle. : Elmer town of 6.000, three steam railroads. Smith. 4S Main St. Phone 1806. traction line, brick streets, munlctapri4 tf paiiy-owned water and light plants, WANTED Men to learn barber trade, modern brick and stone, business ; Few , weeks required. Best paying blocks, fine residences, schools and work within reach of poor man. Can churches. If you want to expand have shop with small capital or vo your business by increase of capital sltion. Wages $15 to $20 weekly. and locating in a town where every Busy season soon. Start now. Cat citizen is a booster and labor condlalogue free. Moler Barber college. tions ideal, let us fit you out. The Cincinnati. Ohio. 15-tf Industrial Club, Portland, Ind. WAWCjRD 1BO head of cattle, steers - 3-3t and lfers;J fresh cows, a few WANTEJ-Otfices to clean; address good bulls, 100 pigs 20 to 30 stags, j. K. of Paliadlum. 5.3t 100, teal calves, 60 lambs, f For in- .. formation call phone 3744, Glen Miller Stock Yards, 24th street and COMMERCIAL DELIVERY. Penn Road, 4184. Jerome Shurley ru"ijirLj" rj"Lrrm-" " 1X1 r 1 a ' 2278 Clem Gaar or 1536. 15-U Back in business. Auto Delivery. WANTED- To store your stove for J""!? F,he'8 DrUg St,rf: . the summer. 1030 Main. Phone one zi-g- wt WANT-D-Manager for branch of flee WOOL WANTED. we wish to locate here in Richmond. Highest price, cash paid. 257 Ft ; Address, The Morris Wholesale Wayne Ave., near Union depot, Rich. 'i House, Cincinnati. Ohio. 2-lmo mond. Clendenln & Co. 28-tf

Market

NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS. (By Corral I and Thompson. Brokers. Eaten, "Ohio! www York, May 6. " ' Open High Low L. N. .. .. .. .. ...... .. ,.139 ... .... Groat Northern .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. ..145 145 145 Amalgamated Copper . . . . 78 78 78 American 8meltlng .. . .. .... .. . . 91 92 91 Northern Pacific v ..145 145 144 U. 8. StSOl .............. . .... .. ..55 56 55 TJ. 8L 8toshpfd ..118 119 118 FonasylvanJa .. ..135 136 125 Ct Psnl .. .. . .. .. ...... ., ..150 151 149Ts B. 4VO. .. .. ,4 115 115 114 Now York Central .... .. ..130 131 130 WSSldlng .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .. ..151 152 150 Canadian Pacific .. . .. .. .. .. ... .. ..180 180 179 Union Pacific . . .. ..189 190V 187 Atchison .. .. ..... .. .. ..108 10S 107 Bouthern Pacific., .. .. .. ........ .. .,121 122 120

Chtessa. CHICAGO OKAIN ANO PHOVISIONS. Chicago, May 5. (By CoTfcil and Thompson, Brokers, Catoa at Wheat. . Open High ' Low Close , May . . i 128 129 12$ 128 July .. 116 117 115 115 Sept. ..105 106 105 105 Corn High 72 69 j. 68 Oats. High ' 68; 50 43 Open . 71 . 69 . 67 Low 71 68 67 Close 71 67 May July Sept Open . 56 . 49 ..42 Low 66 49 42 Clos 57 v 50 43 Mayv July' Sept Indianepoiis Market. REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

No. . . Av. Dk. Pries 4$ 228 , . $7.42 63 ,,.,...;;232 7.40 66. . 220 . .. 7.37 77 y ..,.,. , . ', 193 . .-. 7.35 10 ..t. 238 360 7.S5 79 167 .. .7.30 89 '. i . V. , . . . , . . V 173 80 7.30 79 148 .. 7.25 84 156 1 40 7.25 59 165 160 7.25 74 . 173 40 7.25 56 ............... 202 200 7.25 7.4 : 130. ... .7.20 77 155 120 7.20 70 ............... 184 320 ; 7.20 87 A.. 127 . 7. 00 141 80 7.15 IS 167 80 7.10 . S3 100 . 6.60 17 85 ... 6.25 7 71 .. 5.50 ? S ' SSSSBSBBt 4 Jr p. a. '(. ( fc

IN0IANAPOLI8 LIVESTOCK. . ' s ' ' HOOS. ; Good to choice ........ $7.S0$7.41 Good to choice . . .... 70 7.35 .', BEST STBSRS. . vanished steers ...'..'.,... 6.25 6.75 Good to choice steers... .. 5.90 6.50 Choice to fancy yearlings 5.35 6.00 STOCK CATTLK. tU to heavy flashy faod- . o S4

: '...Tlie Market . Place- of the People... " SEH IMS Situations Wanted and, Greatest little satisfiers of All advertisements must be THE Found Ads 2 times big: wants are the in this off ice before ISJItDIlfPE ffWC & FREE . .d. below . 12 noon W 0

Close 139 145 7 91 144 55 119 135 150 114 130 151 180 18S 107 121 Fair to good feeders ...... 4.75R 5.00 Good to choice stockera .. 3.00 4.S0 common to fair heifers. ... li.ixxa 3.23 BUTCHER CATTLE. Choice to fancy heifers . ..5.00 6.00 Good to choice heifers . . 4.35 tj) 4.75 SHKEP. Best yearlings ........... 5.50 6.25 Good to choice sheep ..... 4.50 5.00 Spring lambs 87.00 $10.00 VEAL CALVES. Good to fancy . . , . , . . 4.00 7.25 Fair to heavy calves .... . 3.00 6.50 :.- . 'T'; .... . . Richmond Grain Market. (Richmond Holler MUlsi Wheat, per bu., Corn, per bu 1 , .$1.33 . . .75c .. .SOc $27.00 Rye, per bu.. Bran, per ton Middlings, per ton ...... r ...$30.00 Clover seed, per bu., .. Richmond Seed Market. , (Run$s Co.) Timothy, per bu., .$2. 70$2.S5 Clover Seed .............. 4.50 4.05 Richmond. CATTUB. (Paid by Richmond Abattoir.) Best hoga. average 200 to SSO pounds ....... . . . . .$6.5O$7.O0 Good to heavy packers .... 6.00 G.50 Common and rough .. . .. 50 Steers, corn fed .......... 5.00 5 Heifers 3.50 4.30 Fat cows ... .... ... . 3.50 4.23 Bulls 3.304s 4.t"0 Calves .. .... ............ 6.50& 7.00 tamba &m PRICES FOR POULTRY. V (Paid by Bee Hive Grocery.) Young chickens, dressed, per lb. . .18c Old chickens, per lb 18e Turkeys, per lb. 18 to SOe ' COUNTRY PRODUCC. (Paid by Bee Hlvej Creamery butter, per lb. .......... 30c Country butter, per lb. ... .... ... 25 17c Richmond Hay Market . (Omar G. Whelan.) Timothy hay, (loose) ....... i. $14.00 Clover hay. loos S1U0 hay .........$11.0

Farmers Interested In the famous LARAMIE VALLEV, ALBANY COUNTY, WYOMING

of irrigated land under one of the best systems of irrigation in the state of Wyoming has just been placed on the market by us to be sold in tracts of from twenty acres up on, very easy terms. These lands are irrigated by immense storage reservoirs and come of the oldest direct water rights in Wyoming, a v state where land and water are inseparable, end where the settler owns and controls the Wiite;-. The best recommendation for this fertile valley, is the fact that five hun dred farmers and investors purchased 1 land last ', season adjoining the tract which we now offer for Eif.e. A Free Trip to these Lands will be given to all those who write ?.i once for information and descriptive circulars. Excursions first and third Tuesdays of every month. Special Pullman train. Next excursion May lcVIOUO. TALLMADGE BUNTIN LAND CO. J. S. Fitzglbbos Local Agent, Ninth and Main. nfaRSALE: 7 FOR SALE CHv property a-''l frms. merchandise stocks and fir insurance. rorternelJ. Kelly Blnk. 8th and Mala. -tf FOR SALE New and second hand , furniture, carpets, aud druggets, cheap. Antique Furaiture Co.. 519 Main. 27-tf Oat? per bu.. New Corn . . CO to ."2c 73c Indianapolis ' Grain. Indianapolis, May 3.Wheat Corn Oats .... .81.44 . . . 7. . . .37 TOLEDO GRAIN. Toledo, May 3.Wheat ...... . Corn Oats ...... $1.41 . ,.74 ......57 S3 ......$5.30 Rye ... Clover Seed, per ; bu CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK.' Cincinnati, May 3. ' Hogs Receipts, f.oOrt strong." Cattle Receipts. K0; bulls steady. Sheep Receipts. 230: steady. Spring Lambs clipped, $7.00. Calves steady. ' PITTSBURG LIVESTOCK, Pittsburg, May 3. Cattle Receipts, light: tops, $;.SO. Veals Receipt light: tops, $7.73. Hogs Receipts. 8 loads; tops $7.00. Sheep Receipts, light; tops $0. Lambs, $S.CO. EAST BUFFALO. East Buffalo, May 3. Cattle Receipts. .V; tops $0.75. ' Veals Receipts, :50O; tops. $8. Sheep-Receipts, 0,000; tops $0.10. Lambs $7.90. Hogs Receipts, 3.000; tops $7.00. Hogs Receipts, 1,300: tops $7.70. UNDERTAKERS FORM llfW COMi!" Wilson & Pohlme ing in a M Arrangements for the consolidation of the Downing & Son undertaking establishment, with the Wilson Pohlmeyer establishment,' were consummated today and the firm will . be known hereafter as- the Wilson. Pohlmeyer and Downing undertaking firm. The Downing establishment is the oldest in the city. The office of the new firm wyi be si Wilson & PohlmeyerB present establishment. North Tenth street. " Perfectly Natural. It is recorded that a certain Hibernian upon being asked how his father was getting along replied, the pater being a shoemaker: "Th onld b ton Is still peggin away at th' bineh Iv life preparin' his sowl fur tn- -mar-wen throngh eternity. Butth';tread Iv toot same ttrt won't lssbt long, far it do be waxbV towwaid an end now. An besides th wound bo rayeelved in th war cant be heeled." 'hy;i-.-Tbe qnestioner. it to further recorded, felt half okl at the reply, bat the wit of It asaSo a lastlm Them sLC3

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The following are replies to Palladium Want Ads. received at this office. Advertisers will confer a great favor by calling for mail in answer to their ads. Mail at this office up to 13 coost today as follows: - - B. l i. ........... 1 B. F. ........ 4 Reliable';..;; 1 H. C. ......... 1 Suburban .... 3 Mail will be ke.t tor SO days only. All mail net called for within that time will be cast oat. FOR SALE If you want - to buy a farm or a home in the city. See our new list. We havevthem all beat Beckwith & Chessman, 716 Main St FOR SALE Just received fancy home grown potatoes, fine cookers and unexcelled for seed. E. H. Stegman, 401 S. I2tn St. 2-Tt FORs"ALE Stick scat surrey, fine condition. Myers & farVe. Phono '1434. , m FOR SALE Good driving horse cheep. 1210N. F. 5-4 1 FOR SALE HaFdinting prees, 4x0 printing surface, almost new, ccst $25.00, sell cheap; not a toy, but does good work. Address Box 38, Richmond, Ind. FOR S A LE Brand new Oliver TypeWI Iter at a bargain. Phone 1674 may3-tf FOR SALE Gasoline range, good condition, cheap. 112 Pearl St. . . . : 5-2t FOR SALE Nice young driving mare. Phone 3184 or call at Graves' greenhouse. 5-tf rOR SALE Cheap, combined course in Richmond Business College. B. C, care Palladium. . 4-2t FOR" SALE CottageT726 South 12th' street; inquire 440 South ISth St. " 4-7t FOR SALE Concrete SALE Cone mixers ; ln-4-7t quire at 211 N. 2nd. FOR .SALE!ll"wood7cT & Co. W. Kramer 29-tf FRANK COOK MADE ASSAULT ON A COP Young Man Who Tried a Fake Suicide Again in the Limelight. HE BESIEGED HIS HOME WHEN OFFICER ARRIVED TO LIFT THE BLOCKADE THE YOUNG MAN ATTACKED HIM AND FOUGHT FIERCELY. It is seldom a deiend.nt In police court is charred ,wiih assault ' and battery upon a policeman, but such was the predicament of Frank Cook this afternoon. Cook is a young shoe maker who gained his first notoriety last summer when la a fake attempt at suicide he took an overdose ' of paregoric, as a bluff at U3in? carbolic add.. , It was the same Cook, who last night tried to hand ?. bottle of whiskey to Earl Huntington at the county This morning Cook went to his home on Main between Third and Fonrth streets nd soon had the other occupants of the horse In ?. state of siege. His mother sent for a police officer and patrolman Vogelsong was sent. -He tried - to induce Cook to leave the house, but he resisted and fought the officer like a tiger, kicking and clawing. With the help of two others Cook was subdued and loaded into the patrol wagon. His mother ' told the police the young man is crazy and had tried to take his, life "again," Cook claimed , he had been treating a corn with carbolic acid. When arraigned in city court this afternoon the young man did not appear to be exactly - sound mentally. He talked rationally, however. He was fined $20 and costs and after sentence had been assessed muttered: That's sll right, why didn't you make it $50 r . . VISITS DIVORCED WIFE- III COURT David Herbert Returns and Trouble Follows. David Herbert has proved a bad penny and come back to the city. Ho didn't remain out of trouble long. Ho visited the home of his divorced wife and began raising bear. She seat for a police officer and in court this afternoon Dave drew $$ and costs. While waiting for court to convene, Dave wanted to know if "they," meaning the court officials, never take a little

Type writers for sale. rent, repaired. Burr A Mors, Fhone 2111. 19-tf FOR SALE Stone door sill and glass window sashes; 115 X. ICth St apr2tt

FOR SALE or Exchange, ideal suburban home, suitable for retiring farmer or business man. Suburban, care Palladium. - 22-tf FOR-SALE Excellent delivery horse. City broke. Call 137 School. Roy Carman. 307t FOR SATE Nearly new Baldwin pi ano, 4TiO instrument. -i Will sell for $900 cash or payments. Roy Carman, 1210 Hunt. 307t FOR SALE New and second-hand bicycles at bargain prices. Elmer ; Saiith, 42 Main St Phone 180. , aprHtf FOR RENT. FOR RENT Rooms and board. 27 N. loth. Mt POR RENT Modern rooms; 325 S. th' house of - 4 FOR RENT Five room cottage with large garden, fruit trees; 1107 West Fifth street, Falrview. Phcne 200: or 35 N. Sth St. , 27-tt FOR RENT J"ni-nishci rooms, iaect. with, bath fvr goat, at the Grand. FOH RENT A strictly ciodorn aeam hvat?d vltt A. W. Reed, ?th and ACalr. ?-tf FOR Rr'.N r-T. M. C. An Furnished Rovms itclu2'.sg hcwur baths, beat and lUbt $Li5 and n? per weok. " apr!4t FOR RKN1 -Two flat ore.- Be Utre grcorry. Sec T. R. Woodhcrrt 11-if VQR RENT 3 room flat, bath, rtc. Centrally located. Benj. F. Harris. 29-7t ARHiTECT Cif-o. W. M5at'K'., WeiiC.ttice Architect. Phone U93. OXfe Uale. 3aa2S-tf AUTO LiVERY ouring cars and ruuabouis for hire by hour or trip, especially low rates. Moline Sales Co., Phone 2384. 1-tf IS VERY SARCASTIC Josie Bond Beats Her Mother, Sasses the Court and Pays a Fine. TRIES TO TEAR DOWN JAIL ; "Just go ahead. I suppose I'm guilty of anything you p it against me up here. Yes, that's all right, fine me." It was the expostulation of the notorious Josie Bond in city court this afternoon. She was arrested - this morning on the charge of public intoxication and was given a fine of $5 and costs. She said she didn't want to have to go to jail and sent her father home to borrow money from her mother to help pay the fine. She had been arrested following complaint on the part of her mother whom she had beaten . up. while in a state of semi-intoxication. The mother sent up the money. Was on Rampage., Josie was on a rampage this morn ing and among other places visited the police station. She was told to go home and keep still. : She went home and started trouble.. . When a patrolman arrived Josie sought her bed. but was ordered to leave it and go to jail. She put up a beautiful interference, but. was forced to take the count. After being put in the jail, she climbed on top of a tier of cells and smashed the window lights. 8he keVt up an incessant chatter and line of profanity that so disturbed the occupants of the city engineer's office that they were forced to close the windows. Her ravings could be heard throughout the second floor, of the city building. TO BE PROSECUTED Those Who Made False Affidavits as to Dogs Will Face Trouble. FAIR WARNING WAS GIVEN , Those persons who made false affidavits as to the sea of ' their dogs. and those who failed to bst their canines for taxation are to be prosecuted. Assessor Potter' gave fair notice in advance that such wovid b his course and today authorized the- statement an investigation la, to be made, with the prosecutor had ' lesal ' proceedlnxs are to be entered.' 'HJ--'.: J A number of persons Hated female docs aa male or spaded animals, so as to get the benefit of the lower tax rate. This m in violattaei of the law

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. sur cure itr' Corns. Kolling. 20 S. Sth. Trial ' Ml "U. tebl2-tf LAUMDRY Dirty clothes made cieaa; U yoa Ocn t believe it try us. Rlchnsoad Sosam . Laundry. Phoco 1X5L tsbX2-tf U0T0R CYCLES. 40S Main. MUX IflSUHAKCE. floore and Off born Fire Inauraaoe. BoasVs 4 Room j i. o. a f. Psjudtejc mt GERMAN Notary Public and Steamboat agent. Hans N. Koll. 71U Main street. 5-tf UPHOLSTERJKC. Awnings and Upholstering S. K. RtMoi. IS ft. 7th St Xheet 17SS. mmril-tf CPHOLBTERlNCl and mirror jreailvsrIl& Uotttooic, 124 8. 6th. Phone 437. 17-tf FUNEKAL DIRECTORS. TOWNTNQ 3175. ft BOX. 16 M. tth. assl-tf LOST. LOST-Oold watch between Secoad and Seventh on Main street Liberal reward if returned to this of fice. 5-3t FOUND. on belongs n on coat near 11th and Main. Phono 5-2t enquire Bul-6-2t F0UNr5WEite bull. dog. la's barber shop. NOTICE. PAWN Main. BR6KER, Corner j &th ' & J. M. Lacsy. NOTICE Eureka Lodge K. of P. will run excursion to Muncie, Decoration, . District meeting, fl.00 round trip. Tickets good three days. 5-lt MONEY LOANED. Low Rates. Favorable Terms. Bee Thompson. 710 Main. , 6-7t CARD OF THANKS. CARD OF THANKS We desire to . thank our friends snd neighbors for their floral contributions and kindnesses shown us during the sickness ' and death of our beloved wife and mother. John Miller and Children. City Statistics HUFFMAN Jacob Huffman, aged 23. died Tuesday flight at his residence one mile west of Chester. He. is survived by his parents, one brother and one sister. The funeral will be held Friday morning: at lO o'clock from the M. E. church in Chester. Burial will be at Earlham cemetery. Friends may call at any time. ' 5 THURMAN John Henry Thurman, aged 34. died yesterday afternoon. He is survived by two sisters and oi brother, who reside at Aurora. The funeral will be tomorrow afternoon at S'o'clock from Wllson-Pohlmeyer and Downing's chapel. Rev. A. J. Feeger will officiate. Burial will be in Lutfcerania cemetery. Friends may call at any time. , . Births. Leona Reed, 1326 North F street, boy first child. - Mr. and Mrs. James Kepler, 420 North Twenty-first street, girl, second child. ; , : Mr, and Mrs. Walter Davis, 1108 South J street, girl, first child. Mr. and Mrs. - Augustus Cannon, Home for Friendless, boy, first child. Mr. snd Mrs. Charles C. Maddox. 718 South Seventh street, boy, second child. " "-; . ' - ' Marriage Licenses. ; Martin' Buchols and Frieda' Turner, both of Wayne county. - CONSOLIDATION OF TWO OLD UNDERTAKING FIRMS. After an existence of thirty years at 1$ North Sth street, the firm of H. R. Downing 1 snd Son has ceased. " Mr. Harry C Downing has, allied himself with the well known gentlemen. Wilson and Pohlmeyer. under the title of Wilson. Pohlmeyer 4k Downing, and will be found at their modern parlors and chapel, 15 North 10th street PUBLIC SALC of Market spaces. Saturday. May 15th, 1909, at 2 o'clock p. m.. Market House, corner 8ixth and ' South A streets. Terms: One-half cash and balance in 90 days, with note and approved security . Joseph H. Wsitsrnsan. Richmond, Ind. Market Master. U . NOTICE TO CICOSRS, Proposals for supplies for the use of the Eastern Indiana Hospital for the Insane for the month of June, will be received by the Board of Trustees at the Hospital before S p. m Mo oay. stay ie, lses. gpecracstioas may be seen at the 8econd National Bank. or.st the HospttaL ' v Ey. order of the Board, v 8. E. 8MXTII. Hod. SnpL

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Samuel McCain to ', Lawrence TalL : lot 73. Beaton Heights add to the city of Richmond, f 1WL , , , " ' - : Clarence A. Jolllff to Nathaniel Johnson, tot 14, Abijah MofTU'a addi tion to lhe city of Richmond, SOMK Almanxa K. McCreight to William C, Moore, part lot 1. Nathan Hawkins addition to the city of Richmond. Charles W. Gower to Wlllard B. Elwood, part S. E. Quarter section 5, tn. 15. range 14. Green township, gl.SV. Franklin S. Crow et al to John D. Crowe, part N. W. quarter section O, tp. 12. range 1, Boston, township. Morton L. Harter to Dexter Sickles, lot 14, block N, B. Del ton. , , Frank Eliaaon to Vernon Hosier.part section 21, tp. lit, rang 13 and part sec. lti. tp. !. rang IS, Harrison, $1. i..- ,.- ,'- - , . Jane Roberts to William C. JcffforU part southwest quarter sec."l4. twp. 14 range 1. and part aoutheaat 13, twp. 14. range 1. Wayne township. 1.400. , Fred H. Beard to J. C Whlttieis Beard, northeast section 20. twp. ltJ range 13, Perry township, $4,000. , . Thomas H. Lawreaee to AlbertMlB shaw, part fractional section 7. twp. IV range 1, Wayne township. $2,000. James A. Baldwin to Jane TXi LBU(hman. lot 3. C T- Xricea addtttoisl to Ute city oT Richmond. S40U Orla B. Fulgham, admr to Uosss) D; Mitchell, part lot 3 J. P. PlusssH dition to the city of Richmond. sa1 part lot 147 J. 8. W. Smith's iSMgCtlosj to the city of Richmond, SlSS. William B. Dempaey to AlfresMXiTJs derhill. part lot 16. Hug Hotta dition to the city of Richmond, j George T. Kepler to MUtoa.OLOsW lot 13. east of river andt sooth of Nsv4 ' tiooal road,' Cambridge City. f9.2i. Lavlnia G. Newton . to KUtssaHJ Gaar, lots f, 6. 7. 8, ajtcf riveratfl north of national road. Oaasbrldssi City. $40. , Mary H. Wincberg to Joeepk C. TmW ger, part northwest quarter awctioq 82. twp. 14, rane l, Rlchaond. Burlington Williams, to HarrrB4 Pattl. part southeast quarter sect ton 11. township 14, range 1.4Wayae'towmJ ship, 175. . ;Lr i - . iTn v t -, NOTICE. The firm of H. Rha vine ceased business, oil the firm are now duoad cajvbo'plj at the parlors of WVkaJPilTzrtal Downing-, 15 North 10th' all sot 'worsa I can be found with thotbes, and where an claims snstMherawesa ibo collected.1 - HARRY C TOTTra. , Vb C C G L D.. Dcco Del Train leaves Richmond). i:0 a. m. Returning leave Cincinnati, 10 n. m. For tleulare call C A. CLAIR.; A T,ckt R iesv mond. Heme .Tel 2SS2. r3 s D TT Lw D tSSi .itlis.4ie)

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