Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 43, Number 50, 21 February 1874 — Page 3

SATURDAY, FEB'BY 21 1&7-

CMjr JMWMM aider.- uf:i i r ; Marshal- lwlO.Hliofer. 4 Clerk-Peter p. Kirn. Treasurer Wlllum I. Wltoon. Attorney-John H. LvJs. . Civil Knx I nw r Ol 1 vr Butler. Market Manter Wm. L. Taylor. Wood Measurer John J Roney. . Chief Fire Department-I. O. Dougan. Police Hoard Klder, Hlbberd, Conklin. , Chief of Police Alexander Horney. COTJKCII. OOmflTTMS. Board oT Pnbllo UaproveavBntRoberta, KntuW on ;rinnDJiuwu; Hrbi' MM, Watt: ''y ';" -i- j ' 1 : !' ' OainNMfOK. ConfcUn, Mariatt, . j Mtmata ami Alley Nyt , Rom, Roberts. , .yVnoiAW ,'lnl m, Po. ;NMIr rfelKKrtw-Dalln, MariaU OoukUn- j rleraU and . JMbUO: BuildlUg-;Marlatt, , TfrTntlng ana tauooary--wwi Kaa-JUbbera, Rosa, Nye; ufj Canary Ottem. : threof the Wayne County Circuit Court PsosecntlnK Attorney of the Wayne Clf r..rtiv W. (tomstonki " : u. 'Kr of th roort- W. W. Dudley. ;.. uJ1 Depnte--W. II. Lynda. ' B ,fv-il Htoeriff-Wm. II. Study. ...... u iteputy-Joseph l..nilth.: i ' AndltorB. Mw Packer.- .-. rns, ?teputy--0'. V. -Lemon. -.ls Utw. j-.koi Recorder-Jesse RJonen, ir i U; ,iiU -noty-Jaroes iW. Wilson. -Oanpty commissioners-Andrea . waAnaTwfUlani Brook. Jonathan Brtlwta. "owmtr Anwnor-Hiiey W, Anderson. . i . - wwicwor ran rwacnv(1,: T?noa Thomaa, Rlok od. ., B1!i.,( ,ahWMatt, Cheater,, n.u.. ,tifcrts v,,,COXSTABIJM. ..... Tliniaat MrfM" 1j"-a"p""' ftn 51 Miner. . . ... ... .' . '. ,' '' ' ',' COMMITTEE OF LADU& n C-kareh, T-Mi At a meeting Mibasuttafifen, yesterday at the rooms of the-Y MCA, a committee of one woman from each dUcttinaW of the'CbriBtutt ehinb4 ' es, was appointed, to report on the best coarse to induce the liquor-sellers m dees from tksk work f ruining bodies and souls of fathers, husbands, brothers and, sons. The committee makes its report to-night at Grace M E Church. Let every friend of numVntty' nnA opponent of drunk-"' enuess in our city, come to the meeting. ' r Wm. Baxter, E- R. .Reynolds, and ether speakers, will address the meeting. COMEt ' - .ui-ini ' . Our friend, Harry C. Jopea and wife, were in the city Sunday last Clayton Bjjgwn has gonSjta. Florida, on a healtn-recruiting'expeaition. Oliver White, is engaged serving our chisens witb Indianapolis and, Cuh . ernnati dailies.' ;."'; '; -.''"'.Vv'"4' -ReV N.''lUlimuiW.w:efi ably surprised by their many friends on Wednesday night last.'' 1 Capt. Jos. L. Smith, and his good wift were recipients of a friendly, unannioknead visit, on Wednesday pightr I last" Sorry we couldn't ?go; V ' Mr.iVaa Etton,an emplofw-iaGaar ft Co.'s shop, got caught in the machinery, on Saturday last, and received a severe wound in the fleshy part of his am. J j Our humble and unpretentious office was visted by our friend Mrs. D. M. Jordan, on Thursday last, accomis a sprightly newspaper correspondent for the Indianapolis papers. The editor of the Wateeka (Dt) Republican, A'. L. Whitehall, Esqr., also dropped in oa Wednesday last. He was on the look-out for a Hook and Ladder apparatus, and our friend John S. flout, wm showing him the curiosities of our city. We assisted him byiejthibiting oar ancient 'thrashing machine.' As our friend Oliver Butler said, on first seeing it, a quartet ef a century aga,hewaa vellaat .isfied'that it could not he improved heinr so nerfect in all its parts, as a Read the Temperance communication from Wi Bi on: fur first pageOur Milton correspondent is on hand with an interesting communication, on first page of to day's Palladium. The Palladium is always read by "the best class of raadsrs.f "Its price', btcnlritl. per year payable in advance. . m .' n . Jane XeFnddan. Died, at Emrcria Kaneas, 31st of January last," "Mrs.' Jane McFaddan, (formerly and for many years residing in the vicinity of Richmond, Ind.',) aged 7G years. She was, for over forty years a consistent member .of, the, M; . E. Church, and fell asleep in the arms of the Master; YW.r.i't We noticed a short time 1 sines the Wth of the venerable Edmund Jones of apojuoxy lis the Jeptervifle National Bank, llis age was i years, 10 months and two days.' He emigra ted from Virginia in 1817, end entered the tract of land, comprising his farm, situated a short distance south of Centerville. which he owned at the' day of his death, TbU i, probably, -, the only ease in Wayne. uoaaty where . there has been no cnange in proprie-, ' torship, from the time ot entry lor over a half century. Mr. Jones was one of God's noblest works an hon est man. -' Cnleken Tnleve. Three colored individuals, who have been engaged, for some time, in fowl transactions, were arrested ' on Wed nesday last for depredations ' on , the roosts of several of the eitisens of this vicinity, when on Wednesday last (hey were arrested and lodeed in the cala boose. One of them, when first aires. ted told all he knew about the matter but when examined before the ' Mavoron Thursday morning, all be had told ' waa"jakt?.' Theylwere all commit-; ted to jail, to await tho, action of 4bai grand jury in their eases. The last raid made by them was . on Mr, ShearISIS O IIV iUIWI

Read the excellent article oo ''Ma

sonry and tET SabbalE,'" ' on 418 J.5gflJ" ! We mad oar old friend. Rev. Barton, perform the marriage ceremony for the wrong man, in our paper of the 7th, James B. Barton, instead of James B. Joy. Hope it did not inter fere with' the Joy of those who were I Cnnrrli Mapper nn4 restlvnl. The ladies of Grace M. E. Church will hold their Annual Sapper and Festival, at the Church, on next !WejincBday evening. February 25th. All e iaTXedBuppeV atfrp.jf. 1 There's a XAN-ifest revival among the citizens of oar county. Nine subscribers at Milton yesterday, and scattering ones coming in from every j: -11 1 J iL. TJ-1I-ujru,..! " diam, too, shall have the best class friW Thnk . it 7 TJ P,.L() r .(I - The women are continuing their efforts against the whisky traffic at Cambridge, with unabated seal there is power in prayer and persistency, and "conquer they must for the cause i 2 The Circuit Court has been doing' a fair share of fining for liquor-law vio lations. Two eases against Whealin, 915 and costs in each case; John Goehaer, $10 and costs; and Fred pBessclman, two eases $15 and costs in each ease. A paper baa just beeto vtarted at Indianapolis, called the 'Deutsche Biting," edited by CL B. Lizins, to bedevotod to the interest of the "Whisky Ring," in having the Bax ter Bill repealed, as well us all laws regarding the observance of the Sabbath. Articles of Association were filed at , the office of - the , Secretary of State, ' to build a" Railroad from Fort Wayne to New Haven, in Ad ams Co., capital stock $50,000, di vided into shairs of $50 each. The road is about 84 miles in length, u The biographical sketch of our friend, William Baxter; published in the last Telegram, eays; 'he was born In tne year load. Ibis is giving ; subscribers more for their money than any other local paper can or will!" !'ffhe best clat of-readers," who know him, would guess that he is about 45 or 50 yoars old, instead of Only 21! I don't know of an individual in our city as gushingly "anxious" in regard to the praying crusade df I the women than the local of the In-1 dependent His anxiety emanates, no doubt, from the fear that they may succeed in drying np the sources from which be draws his inspiration fpr, mingr,, i ' The Fox Drive on the 13th, was not successful in getting within the ring any of the reyuaTd tribe. One rabbit was scared to death by the noise. About .one thousand persons partici pated in eVrfonrWe have; not heard the result of the drive, on the

"Iftvt S?""4 tfcl the National Grange of the Patrons

wors. was iia.e iiiui. ui iuc xaiu uu T a.i -p iV. -toil I foxes scared out of their holes, I Amasa Foulke, who" married a niece of Eoos Thomas, Esq., of our city, residing in Hamilton county, after a trial in the Circuit Court of that coun ty, of about' one week's deration,' on the charge of murdering his wife by - ' . - "... -4'' . 4 . shoottag her, was, on Wednesday last, sentenced to the Penitentiary for life, the jury pronouncing him guilty, of A correspondent of the Telegram j makes the following mixture from Abington. In speaking of the atI tempted revival of religion, going on there for the past three months, par ticipated in by all denominations, the writer gives three. ; secessions, and closes his article thus: "I think we may conclude the religious element is more speculative than practical. Far mers are preparing to make sugar. One of our colored citizens was nlaced under arrest for violations I pf the peace of the city, a few days I ago, and was required to give bail or suffer imprisonment. He called on one ol our citizens to go his bail; and said: "Lou Shofer had me under concssity, . and I mus have bail." Of course he got it Tho B&me individual was again arrested Wednesday for having a "fowl stumach," and, as ho couldn't give bail, he remains in the hands of Sheriff' Study, and m "consissity," this time at the "Zimmerman House." Richmond Lodge No. C9, I. O. O. T., installed the following offi cers on Tuesday evening, the 10th inatl.jm Griffith, WaTAliazie Dunham, W. V. T. : Thco. Landing, P. W. C. T.; Chas. Muckridge, W. Chap. ; J. Sidney Stewart, W. Sec. ; D. W. C. Runnclls,' W.AI S ; T. W. McLellan, F. S. : Jennie Landing, Treas.; Wm. Zimmerman, W. IL; Emma Rubcy, , W. A. . , ; M. ; Alice Kitson, B. H. S.;f Laura Bailey,'L. H. S.i Rena Dunham, W. I. 'O.; Albert bailey, W. O. G. ; William Middleton, Lodge Deputy. Meets every Tuesday - evening, coiner Main and Franklin, Reed's build ing. The ice men at Uoxsackie, Maine, struck for $2 per day on the 14th and jgot it. They were getting fl .50. Cool.

Ceuaell Synopsis.

Ci4p enmmssniflnnrs . bo, Notified to appraise profits and mages to property on Washingn st. between Main and Walnut, altering grade. City Treasurer instructed to raltie stock of Richmond National Bank, at $100 per share. , A committee was appointed, look ing to the improvement of the yenth street Park. On motion of Dr. Hibberd. the e assessed against Asa Tore, hitching his horse to bis sister's iree, was remitted. Good. the resolution equalizing assess ment of taxes on business done on borrowed capital," introduced by Drhberwas rejected ; . ,rVi, ,v- T - uJ, i i Another gas lamp adjunct r t. on'of Front and Broadway, will be erect ed. Sidewalks on west side of Front, from Market to suspension bridge. are to bo paved. Gas lamps are asked for, at corner of South and. Front sts.. at suspen aion DriHgnrarm-Tmewier wo ue erected at intersection of Green and and Market The privelige of employing as sistant peddlers was granted Thos. Jamison, without his paying extra license. Council decided that the city was not entitled to pay from county lor dirt hauled on court house lot. Contract for erecting fire alarm raph, by Finance Committee with' Messrs. Palmer and Patter on, was confirmed. ? eiLrl Farther tiiney granted to build fence around Park. The recoinrucndaCion' of the Board of Health to grade and grav el the alley in rear of Kelly, Sands & Co.'b pork packing house, which the Board denominates as a ' nui sance," was referred to tho Board of PiOC.Inroeiaenta. , , , r, . ; n I S jDr! mberd'ofered follow-1 ing resolutions: ! Resolved, That m consequence of the recent additions to the city, and the irregular increase in population in its several wards, there shall be 4 adjustment of the wards before the next. City election. Resolved, That it is the sense of the Council that the general welest of . ' . Bections. demand that the city be divided into four wards. Referred to the City Attorney. court yesterday, to ansewcr to two charges of dispensing liquor contrary to the "forms of the statute in such ease made and provided. Judge Kibbey assessed the fine ia one case at $15, and the other $25; which, together with costs and attorney fees, make about $75. That's effective prayer according to law. Grange Pint On oar first page, we copy the ad mirable platform of principles adopted VI , mend it to our readers. The InterOcean Irell says of this document: ."It 1ii.r' A i f j '-' J' is eeiuom mat a more auic uorumcui is submitted to the public. It is earn est without being abusive, eloquent without bombast, and comprehensive without being tedious. It not only clearly indicates the policy and designs of the Patrons, but it says what it has to say in such a manner as to call for universal admiration and reI . Prestel Cnanyel 1" . From being a 'modopoly'ViOf the Worst kind, and every way detrimental to the best interests " of our busi ness men, on the 12th and 13th of February; in the year of , Grace, ouo thousand eight hundred and seventy four, tkc Pan-Handle Railroad Com pany became, on the 14th, one of the best, if not the best Railroad in the United States, and "all its branches are conducted by men who have a ! correct knowledge of business principles," besides the ''local - officials in this city" are genuine nonparoils, "and "Pare n0 VlJf 6ive ar sinS8f i ... i men every Facility for ready shipments Nothing'like looking at the workings of a' Railroad through Independent spectacles 1 1 .v. :; . : j Some absurd rumors have been set afloat as to the expenditures of the County Commissioners in the removal of the county-seat, and the construe--tion ot the new building. ihe truth is not one-half of the amount ($80,000) which Richmond pays the county for its old property has yet been expended by , hc .Commissioners. It does not seem possible, therefore, that mere couia nave oecn very mucnmisftlacement of money in the work that las been done. Telegram. Interest oar Bonded Debt. The following is the exact showinz 0f:lh4tQrqs'wllic1 tllielmond wiHw have to pay on local indebtedness, the year commencing May 1, 1874, and ending April 30, 1S75: Un floating bonds l,Sa OU . " gas " - 210 00 " depot " . 1,200 00 " Ft. W. R. " 8.614 00 u u ti funding - 1st issue, - 4,000 00 ."2d issue, 100 00 park " 1,482 74 ! $18,084 74 Last year the amount was $18,714 99. Hence it will be seen that Our interest indebtedness has decreased $630 25. Telegram. nowcomcs.it, if the interest has decreased $630 25 from last year, that the debt has increased about $9200 in the , samo .time ? Please, answer, Mr. Telegram. : An extensive furniture factory has been located at Goshen.

The ladies of Grace M. E. Church

will give their annual supper and featU val at the church on Wednesday eve ning next, February 25. Sapper at 6 p. m. Ice cream and all the deli cacies of the season' will be served up. ' : .'-- The Telegram has this to say of the lacteal fluid venders : Wholesaling, as practiced by ltioiunond milkmen, pays a larger per cent than retailing. A single quart of milk can be purchased for seven cents, but for a dollar you can only get fourteen quart tickets; Which makes the price seven audi one-seventh cents per quart. Moral l-bay your milk at retail " Meeting- mt the Bepnnlleon Canty - Committee. ' A meeting of the Republican Com mittee of Wayne county was held at the Court House in Richmond Satur day, February 14, 1874, pursuant to the call of the Chairman and Secretary The Committee was called to order by the Chairman at 2 p. m. Present, the member or his proxy, from each township in the eounty, ex pt Green, Harribon, Jackson, New Garden, Webster and Washington The Chairman proceeded to state the objects of the meeting; then,., upon motion, the following resolution was Unanimously adopted: ... . .. ... ;,- . . I Resolved. That the Chairman of this Committee be instructed to issue a call to the Republicans of this conn ty to meet in mass convention in the town of Centerville, at 10 a.m., on Saturday, June 6th, 1874, for the pur nose or an interchange ot views upon the political questions of the day, and for the selection of delegates to represent this county in the State Convention to be held on the 17th of June next, and to fix the time and manner of the selection of candidates for the various offices to be filled at the next general election in October, 1874. I On motion, the resolntions passed by the Republican State Central Committee at their meeting of January 8, 1874, were unanimously reaffirmed and adopted as the sentiment of the Republicans of Wayne county. Farnrr'i meeting. ' At a meeting of farmers of Wayne Township, held at, Short .Creek School House, February 14th, 1874, Jusfeas Krouskoff. was called to, the Chair and George Coale appointed Secretary. t' 'ifi'ikitet The minutes of the pre vious meettnirwere read and adopted! 'rrr - H The meeting was then'addrossod by James Smelscrv in which the higher aims of the Farmer's Movement were explained, via: The cultivation, of more intimate social relations of the farming community. After remarks by a number of other parties, the following resolution was offered and un animously adopted. -?''i ' ifiesolved. Tftat we wUl tTJot eupnnrt for the TjeiNttlaturA of. thtk tktS any man of either party 'who will not pledge himself to use ' his influence largely to reduce the high taxes and high salaries that oppress the people of this State: and that when so elec ted we will hold them strictly account taoM to their obligation. - The election of officers for the en suing year resulted in the - choice of Justus Krouskoff for. President; UP, Grimes, Vice President' George Coale Secretary, and Warner' Davenport, Treasurer. , ,', . , ' ;7 On motion, the Secretary was di rected to request the publication of the proceedings of this meeting in the city papers. ' ' The meeting then, adjourned to moet February 28th inst. i - Jjstcs Krouskoff, Prcs't. MEWS ITEM 8. ; Brigham Young's cannon factory has turned out ninety-eight pieces of artillery, and he has 17,000 arms.'- '7''"V ' stand of The San Luis Park (Cul.) has an area of over 4,000 square miles, being in extent as large as several of the smaller Eastern States combined. There is at present more snow in tho Sierra Nevada Mountains than has been seen in many years, and the chance for still more is good. The capacity of the Santa Clara, Cal., tannery is 5,000 hides per annum. This is the only tannery in the State where Angora pelts are tanned with their fleece on. Sheep, deer, and goat skins are also tanned for gloves. ! From every hundred pounds of the petroleum that is found in the oil re gions of Los Angeles, Cal.,' after the oil is refined, at least five pounds of paraffinc, worth thirty cents a pound, ean be manufactured. - ' The first steamer put on the Colorado River in 1852 was the General Jessup, a small' Bide-wheel - boat. There are now for steamers and five barges of an aggregate tonnage of 1,424.70 tons, and employs about 140 men. , ! , ' , A petition is in circulation in different parts of the Indian Territory asking Congress to give equal rights to the negroes, and praying for a Territorial government, and against the proposed transfer of Indians to the" War Department, s . . . . i Daniel McClaren has resigned tie Presidency of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway, to give, it is thought, undivided attention to other of his railway interests in another part of Ohio. He became connected with the road 25 years ago as master mechanicwas Superin't 15, and Pres't 2 years. Resignation takes effect April JO. His probable successor is T. W. Short, many years Sec'y and Treas'r. The elevator and mill belonging to the Atlantic Elevator and Mill Company at Atlantic, Iowa, took fire on Sunday morning, and were entirely consumed. The loss ia estimate at $30,000, on which there is an insurv . ance of $8,000. ' ;

The earnings of the Union Pacific

for 1873 are stated at $1066403.66; expenses, $5,043126; net .earnings, $5,222,891.30; net increase of earnings over 1872, $1,130,859.22. ; The President . has . given Wm. White, an inmate of the Soldier's Orphans' Home at , Normal, , 111., an appointment to the naval school , at Annapolis. White is a very bright boy, son of a soldier killed in the war. . He is aged 14, and has . for the past year been a -student: at: the Normal School. 's -' '-:'' -. A New York dispatch eays: '''Chief Justice Waite has been interviewed, and the reporter concludes that, he has no prejudices,' but 'decided opin", ions. He proposes to make Washing-, ton his home." The total number of Methodists in Ireland is 19,000. During the past year there .has . been an in '. crease in England of 2,300 mem bers, and 16,000 on trial. The most decided advance has been made in the manufacturing centers. The following appeared in a Glasgow paper: "A country editor waxing eloquent in the description of a new organ, Bays: "The . swell died away in delicious suffocation, like one singing a sweet t-ong Holder the bed-clothes." A Krench editor was waylaid one evening, and stabbed in the back with a poinard by a ' lady whose poems be- had . criticised severely. All reviewers should take warnmg- 'r'-i-:- ,.,.,':'(';.,;..,:- I .- " : Ust f Letters . Remaining In the Postoiflce at Richmond Indiana, Feb. , 1874. Athcrton Sam Osborn Alonao Brannon Matthew , OHboru Jack Blainer Henry Pady Pat oievtns jumi z Beam Lycnrguii Birch 1-Ulen , Reed David A HcedMnAW KiOe A J KorkKJ Hlmcoke Isaac A HtarrUllie Bhanhan Harah Stanley Jack BheperdHoid Sktles John Henry Htehle Chas Stebblns Walter BtockntanDO Scott J H A Co HliockWU ,r Bhuler Fred Taylor Annie . .. Bond Ed Brown H P BocanMlna . Cauon Delia Ciirroll Frank Chaney KlUo I ChilderHD I Comley Amelia UavisWmB Krlts I.udwix iray Klixa tiarvey saltan Harrluuin Wm Uoulueil Alonao Holucani pie UarmonTaylor Marten KB Taylor Mary J Hopkins Hollan Eiistli Taylor Miss Mary Thomas S Ann Turner JcrTerson Tncker 1) H VenableUeo Walker Asel Welber Rcbeea J WiiwterldTH Wiley Jonathan Wine David Winbern Ix nlsin Wilooxen Mrs K Wl)ln Hollin IT Wrfelit Jennie- : " While Llaale " Woeste Brown i ; Yonng John Ingles Stierman Johnson Mlm H J Johnson Kit Julian II J Killer Annie K LanKston Jonathan LotaSiaw Jake B Lee Kllen Lcnkert Percy uentcprt Mary LoopRJN -Lukens lllnke . McOolluinW J Merkle Lneaa , Maley Amy V Marks jonn Novillo Mary A - Persons eallimr (or these letters wlUweoso sny "iuI vcrtlstKl, ami give the date ot thia HSU' li. W l)AVlH,r.l. Blehaaond markets. ; " Oorre?tcl weekly by N. XT. CriggS and rftos. Nestor. The former elves us tliu prices of grain, and the latter the prices of other produce aud groeeriiM. : BuylnK. Selling. : si as r-r Wheat net bnshcl. Corn per bashel.j.. uau per Dasnei.. tiny per ton Butter perBonnd. i eaMHHW ..m " IU w Potatoes oer bushel. &kk Per aoncii Floor per 100 pounds. 3 75' 4 00 15 .' ' 10 10 10 IS Shoulders per pound... Bides per pound.... ti nn ik. suKar cured 12 t ' 8 8 Suear, crushed iMra per Douna vwnee whttn, yellow brown M to IS .199 Now Orleans IfolaasM mr sullon. cyrupsper gallon. ..Tiioai io t r'" Daniel Iashley. an old and dtitan rvf STAnt-aaasvlllA lln1 vabmo MiAlanl a Thursday last; aged 87 years. Funeral touay,ai iuociook. . Local Notices. S4.00 Per M. Will be clMtwesI on all 3na Bllla not Ji - - .... a w tne Mtfc r taw Office hours, 7 a. m. to 6 p. u. Open Saturday evenings till 9 p. if. G0081" can save 10 per cent by prompt payment of bills, and by that means only. Mil' 1 1 i ; The beat Isatem. t In the market, at Nye's. Tnbalar Lanterna. At Nye's, 277 Main street, at re duced figures. Hew Stock. Of Fiench China, at Nye's Queensware, 277 Main si Lamps that will not Explode. Call and seo them in use at J. EL. Nye's Queen & Glassware store, 277 Mamst ai Superior to Rubber, wood or metal as it will not leak, break,' ahrinl or rust, for sale by J. E. Nye, 577 Main st Farnsers are Invited. To come to J. W. Moore's Wood and Coal yard No. 81 North Front street and see the Arba Tile which is the best Tile made in this State, . ; " . . 49 2 w. Grangers and rasmeia CI a ha, Take your produce to Norton St Clark's. They will pay you tho highest market price in cash, ' and sell you groceries cheaper than tho cheapest. There's not a finer room in which to sell groceries and receive cus tomers, than that now occupied by Norton & Clark, under Phillips HalL that they have just moved in. Go and see. upcarl Street Heat Harkd." We call attention especially to the Shop of A. McKhann just South of and adjoining the Bichey Drug Store Plummer's old Corner for there you can find the best of all kinds of meat, and as cheap as Toucan find in the market See bis advertisement in another col umn, and do not fail to drop in and fill your baskets.

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Wholesale and Retail Dtogjpsts

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1 S-' 5:tW J.t ,1, -..-ii i Jt- ay.-, . 9-4' -i'V - i: 5 . t - . 45-6iu H i O! vat, -V -. The Auction ,Booms of Nate. S. Williams, j is opposite , the Barnes building; under, the PaUadinn office, where he will be happy to see all his friends and every body who want to buy or sell any article at private sale or auction. . . In the Huntington House building is open day and Jiig&i for the aeoomodation of the mfflietecL-' AH the medicines fresh and pure, and prescriptions pnt np by experienced handa . U1-.' v: ' On North Fifth street, wishes it distinctly understood Hiai he. ean sell groceries as cheap as any house in the city. His coods axe fresh and of the 1 best quality. Go ' and sample for yourself. Benwval. The Knopf Bros, have moved their Meat Market to the old 'Ham corner,' which they havo purchased and are fitting up in good Btyle for their business. ' Afew steis farther west, : for , the best . meats in the world, is all that is required. . Notwithstanding tho change in ownership of the buDding, it is still em pliatioally the !njuc oorner, or the corner for ham! . , .'. ' ". , . al.' " 1 . i r J. A. CJunningham has removed his stock of Boots and Shoes from the Ham odrner, to the room recent ly occupied by Knopf : Bros.; 227 Main street; Where he hopes to his old friends and customers, and all who ' desire a good article to clothe their ' understandings. .His stock is "No. 1," and his prices axe reasonable. ' ! " r, of the Beat The genuine Quaker Family arti cle; Coffee, that can not be beat; Sugar, the sweetest and nicest ever in market, .anid every thing in the fruit and vegetable lines; good, trash. Butter and Eggs, etc, at Norton & Clark's, under Phillips Hall Blear stars and Mew flaeds t - - John G. Peterson baa located at Strattan's old stand, N. W. corner of Main and Pearl streets, ia the Grocery business. His goods are fresh siid pure, and be will fawnish families their supplies as. cheap as any house in the city. The highest market price will be paid for fruits, vegetables, poultry, eggs, etc-. Give him a call , lr ... t WanteaV' . r-. Wanted, 60,000 feet of Walnut, Poplar, Ash, Sugar, and Cherry Lumber, in exchange lor Furniture at the "Richmond Furniture Company's" Rooms, No. 12, N. Franklin Street-jiU 'JJl- L Iways Mmj Yawp Trnnha At J. S. Sarr& Son's Trunk Fac tory, No. 241, Main st, where they are made, and avoid "middle men." Repairing promptly attended to. a t HlsnnsaaaV Coal and Wood Yard on Fort Wayne Avenue, to get your- Fire Brick, Cement, Plaster, and Lima c EXTAim LIIRMEXT. There Is no pain which the Centaur IJnt ment will not relieve, no swelling It will notsubdne.and no lunWness which It will not cure. This is strong language, but it la true. Where the parts are not gone, its ef fects are marvelous. It has produced more enjes of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock Jaw, palsy, . sprain, swellings, cakfr-breasts, scalds, burns, salt rheum, ear ache, etc., upon the human frame, and of strains, spavin, galls, eta,, upon animals In one year than have all other pretended remedies since the world began.. It is a counter irritant, an all-healing paln-rellever. Cripples throw away their crutches, the lame walk, poison ous bites axe rendered harmleesj and tbe wounded are healed without a sear. It Is no humbug. The recipe is published around each bottle. It Is selling at no article ever before sold, and it sells because It does just what it pretends to do. Those who new suf fer from rhenmat Ism, para or swelling de serve to suffer If they will not not Centaur Liniment. More than 1,000 certificates of remarkable cures, including froaen limbs, chronic rheumatism, gout, running tumors, etc., have been received, we will send circular containing certificates, tbe recipe, etc., gratis to any one requesting it. One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Lin iment is worth one hundred dollars for spav ined or sweenied horses and mules, or for screw-worm in sheep. Btock Owners, this liniment is worth your attention. No fam ily should be without Centaur Liniment. J . .ROBK A OO, New York. Casterta la more than a subsOtute for tfestor Oil. It is the only safe article In ex istence which is certain to assimilate tbe food, regulate the bowels, core wind-colic and produce natural si eta, It contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol, and 1 pleasant to take. Children need notary ana mowers may rest. , si

1 1 I'ttf (M. ill .st'.'t-'-.l: ,l'.-i kituvt l('-sili )tii ...ii . i . .ii .. :-.!-7ir .1 'm j - - v'-,is nc-.f .-i . . lii-m hiss Yn's f -:: l 1;. tit 'If- j;l n ,1'JCP las umiS'i-Ji J . r..- -ri. T J.i f H I'll'! . ,I.VO At a meeting of . Farmers' dub and Granges of: Wayne eownry; the unaersigned.:was appointed 4eeral Husiness Agent for1 the organisation of the eounty;v Parties having busi ness with tne agent will address me at Richmond. I will he found for the , present at '.Morrow s uroeery store, on Ft.. Wayne avenue. ! r j ; j Klak I. BaoWK.See'y.7' (DnenATma Rein All ntmenneemenM of eandldatos, in the Palladium, for dom inating KleeUon,or otherwise j MtWi' lm ae-; comMnledbTtlieeafdi.attheiBUeo sai . ' ! "J., ?Atnrte.n vi 'A ' Ernron PAUJknnm Yov will please an-: nounee the nanufot Tnaddean W. o. Brnf-? fett as a candidate far Auditor of Wayae eonnty, eabjeet to the -Repabllcaa Kontmatin Election. i . - I -i l. .i,4 .MAJST'FIWSMDbV -,i;.!.ssiaurt . ,'; a. .. Ma, Ennoa: Please anneanee the name of Jokl J. Fimmby as a candidaU for Sheriff of Wayne coontyf snbjeet to the Republican nomination election. iidiMAar yorawa. ' Please announce tbe name- of Nonnu JoKsa, as a candidate lor Mlieriff of Wiim eounty, subject to the Republican nomination. .uiIAJIY FaiKKM. We are authorised to announce Jaxks H. DCTEanow.of Franklin township, as a eandidale for Hlieriff of Wayne eounty. subject to the decision of the Bepublican NoiafnaUng election. Jv-. -j..i nnrnDavn;v . t i j We are authorized to announce W. II. Bauds, a candidate for Recorder of Wayne county, suDject to tne decision of. the puouoan wonunanng election. LTCKVBI til.L,1 ,1874. PRaF.! ROBERT K I D D 1 .' -Tho Crent teloentlanlaf, . : " ' WHI give a refined and elevating literary Gemsfrom iaeFoefau.;'",.:r' .'V; ' i . . , Echoes from tho Pulpit, ' : u .: Passages fijom the Forum, , TlenmattA HjinilitSnna'' li - ir ' Character Imnersonationsi ' i ' ; o . ' 'Amusing Imitations, etc. ? Oenernl admlBslon, UtoA Itewrved seats without extra chargu, ;A plat of MaU at micuoieon-,.;,, ,V). j 0 . i i JBOSS BHQS., -.-.?'.. 'ii nx-.ai ,jL-J tit! u irt! ITo. 257 Lloin OUoct, .1 i (tmiRI PIIILUPa HAXX,) 31-tf .1. aatfw BWtaMe'ttlft tat the CawHttrf Ti'TV ! .' --ii -.'Mi.. 8100,000.00 ix yalvable eirvsi , To be Distributed 1bt :! l ' '"' aSrd Seeai-Annnal GIFT ENTERPRISE! ! To be drawn Monday, Unroll Satfc, 1871. ens esAXB 1 cAriTAi. pbusk, $10,000 IN GOLD One Prise, $5,000 in Sil?er! Five Prixes $1,000 each in Greenbacks! Pive Prises &00 each in Greenbaekaf Ten Prizes $100 each in Greenbacks! Two Family Carriages' and Matched Hoaaai nuYcr-inounwa Msrncss, worth Two Buggies, Horses, etc worth Htt each. KtoZt0??1 to?? Plt, worth Tea Family Sawing Machines, worth Slot MOO Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watch- . JSilSL) worth from eaeht tlold Chains, Silver-waM, Jawelry, tc, etc Number of Ulfta JSDM Tleketo Uinltcd to ' tf?Btd o sn Tlckete, to Whom liberal Premiums will be paid. S!?8? J'l?.Sa niaxieheta, SIS; TwelveTieheta, ana, Ti(r-Svt,la! Circulars eontainlng a fail list of prises, a description of the- manner of drawfnB7KiLl rther 1 nformation in reference to the Distrl -button, will be sent to any one orderinc them... All letters must be addressed to Main office,' ' L. B. SIHE, Boa Sd, ' IIWW. Fifth street. CINCINNATI, Q E Tneundi ef Boaan H. ezeeutar of the last win ondapn, late of Wayne eonnty, saw thefoUowlnK desoribel Mai i, ikiwj users at private Wnvna aannta cIa. W ta , wisM real estate, in teaaidteanri? luuowut part oi toe north west quarter of wetton twenty-seven OB), towna&lpaoarrr,"v"'i 2?" w w?rct nescrtoed as U) w inai i saia seen on: tnenee south lite mfe thence couth 60, east $tA rods, to tho nti die of the RlehmoDd and HllisborVtuVn5 ike; thence north 434 east, along the mhtle of said pike 17A rodVto thesoutbaast comer of Ann Chandler's landTtnanea north 61, watt UJS rods; thence north .J!wk rods; thencenotth l)C?wm ao.10 rods, to the place of beginning. . . Terms of Bale One-third caanTtho baianos la nine and eighteen months, with six per cent, interest from date, payableananally, and secured by notosaadaiortenan on the premises. ; . - - - WM. B. EDMONDSOK. I-KWW D.8TUBBH. AU'- Wrii,Ti, tv-tw-pr. ret7 ! i i

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