The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-18


10 The Fort Wayne Railroad will be
completed to Newport by the oath inst.
70 Turtle Soup at Jordan's to-nigLt,
~ RAspberries have made their ap pear
apce in market.
~ Several parties contemplate putting
down Berea sandstone sidewalks this season
~ Turtle Soup At Jordan's ton ght.
n 3rTurtle Soup Saturday and Tuesday
evenings, at Paul Meyers, South Pearl street.
~ Lunch at the Contin entail every morn
ing and evening.
~r Regular meeting of Council next
Tues lay evening.
~ The corporate limits of Cambridge
have been considerably extended.
~ TIE Neff House, at Yellow Springs
Ohio, has been opened for the summer.
8- Many thanks, Nettie, for the beautiful
and fragrant bouquet that graces our table
~ Turtle Soup at Riverside Place. al!
day tomorrow.
Gr The prospect for an abundant supply
of grapes is said to be excellent.
~ Strawberries are abont played OUT
The dry weather made a very short crop.
z@ Why don't some person start bath
house! One would be literally patronized.
~ Everybody says Dugdale makes the
best ice cream. at 295 Main street.
~ Joseph Dickinson has our thanks for
late Kansas papers. - - FTT
H8- The suit Of Robinson vs.. Weaver af-
fords . capital chance for a lecture on Mack
mailing.
w. L. Williams has gone to Ciucin-
matt, having received position in leading
Pearl street house.
~ Fruit Cans, all kinds. Wholesale and
retail, ut w. D. Mendenhall's Queensware
Store, No. 277 Main street. 4w
tax in aid of the Fort Wayne Railroad to be
placed upon the Duplicate for collection.
~ Some one entered George Russelps
cellar, last week, and stole q quantity OF
lard.
~- Leo Frankel, pupil of John Noverre,
play ed frst violin at the Drummer Boy ex-
hibitions.
NB- The Richmond Horticultural Associ-
ilton this afternoon.
~ Benton's Hardware Store has been
painted and otherwise improved, and presents
an attractive appearance.
B- couple of coats of paint has made
. wonderful i'm provement in the appearances
of Haines' store room.
H Weaver & Wallace are the simon
pure smooth and easy shavers. Shop near
the fremont House. i'-'t
~ NICHOLSON Co.'S, Bookbndsry is
he place to have your Books, Magazines and
Music bound.
~ We we're glad to take our old friend
Mr.. Garwood now of Nashville, Tenn, by
the hand on Thursday.
buildings on the new Fair grounds will be
made to day.
ES- Thomas N. Young. Esq, is putting
down a splendid sidewalk in front of his
property on South Fifth street.
~ Bellevue Place is well filled with
r.
son it is establishing a fine reputation.
~ Some of our farmer friends are fear-
ing too mucn rain. ct never rains but it
pours.'
- The war on the canine still con-
tinues. During the week numter of dogs
have been killed.
EBrA gentleman from Europe, who has
travelled all over the world, says there is no
ice cream so good as Dugdaie's.
@- Where the oats have perishel from
drouth, it would be a good idea to pillow up
tho gr ound, and SOW corn broadcast for
fodder.
D DR.. Jones, of this city, attended he
Convention of Homeopathists At Chicago
ast week. He has our thanks for pa pers con-
tanning the proceedings.
ES- Geo Howard 9th street, near the Ire
mont House, deals only in pure Liquors and
Wines and articles tn at recommended by
Ply sicians for medical purposes.
~ The Con .inental Jr' has been nea tly
freseoed, reft.ed replenished and rejuven-
ated, and under the able manag ment Of
Ben is first class in every respect.
~ THAT Veteran Horseman, George
Cream, was in this city on Thursday, and
was looking after some good horses, as he is
in the habit OF doing. ~
rD- LATE efforts to inveigle Bass in the
placid waters hereab outs have not been bless
I'd with that degree of success, which could
be cons dcred remunerative.
D FRANK RUSSELL, has purchased TWEEN
~ head of Horses in this city and vicinity,
for the Boston market. His headquarters
are at French's stable, on Franklin-st.
E1- The pic mic of the colored NJ. E
Church, Thursday, was a very pleasant af-
fair All, old and young, enjoyed themselves
hugely.
ACCIDENr.-A man by the name of Lorib g.
OF this city had his hand terribly mutlated
At Anderson, last week, by being caught be-
tween the bumpers while coupling cars.
EH- The Palladium Job Rooms has been
reinforced by large supply of new and FASH
ionable type, which makes their facilities for
doing all kinds of work complete.
Er Yeo & Shoemaker report their sales
of threshing machines, portable engines and
b orse powers, up to this time, ha We amounts
ed to more tia n twice as much as they did
during the same months last year.
Ee- The Chief Fire Engineer had several
cistsrns filled with water, Wednesday. With
the excepto of those noted last week. the