The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-12-14

"A post office viii De Speclai Ioa-
ure at the Fair next Tuesday night.
Mr.. T w Hubbard, late of the 'Radi-
CAL was in our city last week.
Quarterly meeting at Pearl street n.
E. church, last Saturday and Sunday.
Evans, the artist, has opened . studio,
and taken up his residence in Cincin-
nati.
The childrens' concert at Central
church, was well attended last sunday
evening.
The Miami Grand Temple. I. q. G.
+. 10 in session at New Paris to-day and
tomorrow.
David Bowman. an old coiored citizen
Of Centrevitle, died Of consumption, on
the 9Th inst.
A delicate young beauty Of the male
persuasion Was lately churched for dirt
ing in the street.
Hagerstown is the largest Oh ipping
point between Richmond and Chicago.
except Logansport.
The Episcopal Church holds service
on Christmas day The music on that
occasion will be very fine.
= Major Popp, of this city. has been
mistaken by the Democrats OF Drake
county. Ohio, for General Butler.
A nav holiday pictorial has . picture
of Santa Claus, drawn by four white
6says on velocipedes.
Several attempts at HOUSEKEEPING
were made last week, but failed through
the watchfulness Of the proprietors.
A large crowd attended the festival
of the Pearl ST., NJ. E. Church on last
Tuesday evening. Gross receipts, $3.50.
DR.. Boyd's shawl was stolen while he
was At Hagerstown last week, but the
thief was caught and made to give up
the property. .s
80 Rev Mr. Schultz, Of Newark, Ohio,
will succeed Rev. Mr.. Severinghaus q
Pastor of the Franklin Street Lutheran
Church.
Mr.. Bennett Banner is preparing to
build a brick house, ON the south side OF
Main street, between Front and Wash
inston.
Mr.. L Logan, late q student OF th {
University Of Michigan, has been elect
ed Superintendent of the Hagerstown
Public schools. . -
The new Christian Church at Hagers.
town is nearly finished, and will cos,
e11,000. Rev w B Worthington il
pastor in charge of that denominstiou
there.
The residense Of Mr.. Samuel eleven
ger, five miles southwest from Centre.
vile, was burned one day last week
No insurance, and only few articles
saved.
Attention Farmers!-Oran Perry has
given the pillow that took the first pre-
MUM at State Fair. to the ladies having
charge of the Fair for the benefit Of the
Home for the Friendless.
The new Presbyterian church Of Cen.
sreville, will be dedicat ed ON next Sun
day. the 10th inst. Sermon by the Rev.
DR.. Harper, pastor Of the First Preshy-
terrain church of indianapolis. Services
ct half past ten A. NJ. - e
William Murphy, who sentenced ny
the Wayne Criminal Court, to the pen>
itsntiary for assault and battery, appeal
cd to the Supreme Court and received q
decision ordering him to be taken to the
county Jail to await new trial:
David Theurer; died Saturday oven
ing after . protracted illness. His
funeral took place Tuesday afternoon
and was attended by the Odd Fellows
German Benevolent Association, and Q
large concourse of citizens.
PLows.-On last Wednesday, We saw
An order for 500 plows on Col. o Per
rvs Empire Plow>Works in our city, e
be furnished by next spring, Orders
for the Colonel's superior Flows arc
flowing in from all quarters; and he il
prepared to meet them properly.
Our old friend PhiIehas Lamb. has
been in North Carolina for the past
three or four weeks, on visit to his old
homestead. The last we have heard OF
him, he had left the old North STATE
and was at Baltimore. A disease called
the cold plague is, he writes, prevail.
ing at this time in North Carolina.