The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-01-11

We start our third year under aus
pices far brighter than last year, pre-
pared to take our place among the le-
Ultimate Christian Institutions Of our
State.
r. NJ. COFFIN, Pres's.
Tho unexpected length of the report
Of the Managers Of the "Home for the
Friendless'' has greatly abridged our To-
cal department this week.
Jacob Kern has Fall Overcoats
Jacob Kern has Winter OvercOats.
Jacob Kern has Youths Overcoats.
Jacob Kern has fine Walking Suits
Jacob Ker0 has fine Dress Suits,
Jacob Kern has the finest cloak Of
clothing in the city.
Rev. Charles Taylor. well>known in years
past As little Niger Charley was in town this
week. He has abandoned his career as . min
strel. in which he was famous as dancer. and
is now missionary under the auspices Of the
African Methodist Church.
He has quite gentlemanly appearance, and
they say makes OUT to preach good sermon.
r. Ev ~ ~ ~
The attention Of our readers is directed to
the advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part of the Palladium
This truly Valuable Medicines recommend
ed by all who use it. Read the certificates.
On last Friday afternoon, lady fell
down the stairs of the Odd Fellows
Building. and was severely injured about
the head and shoulders. Several per-.
sons ran to her as soon as she fell, and
she was carefully conveyed to her resi-
denoe in sleigh, drawn by hand.
A large and beautiful stock OF Cloths,
ETC., can always be found
at Jacob Kern's Merchant Tailoring es-
tablishment (old Henry Hall Building,
now the Irwin Reed Block }, where all
who want neatly fitting suits of Clothes
can be promptly accommodated by lea>
wing their orders.
Mr.. Jessie H. Brown, County Exam
liner, held we'll attended and profitable
school meeting at Williamsburg, on last
Friday.
A new firm, composed OF w. W.
Foulke, John W. Foulke. and Timothy
Thistlethwaite, has bought f. Coffin q
Co. g interest in the iron store near the
Depot, and intend continuing that
branch of business e. Coffin & Co.,
conffne their attention, at present, to
wood work. IsN
~Go to the Zouave Clothing Store,
for the cheapest and BEST Ready made
Clothing in the city. Remember to call
at No. 26a Main ct +, opposite Phillips
Hall, sign of the Zouave.
At the last meeting of the City Coun-
Gil, resolution was presented recon-
that a committee of three be
appointed to ascertain what arrange
ments can be made in reference to fur
nishing the city with gas, the old con-
tract having expired. Also that the
be Instructed to procure in
from other cities on the sub
iect, examine witnesses, etc.
The cry is still, they comc-the can
GONG EAsr.-Our friend Barclay Ballard, informs
IS that the champion pieeater Of California is now
IN his way East; the secre ct of whose success in
hat line is, that he has always the first trial bit
EN- entirely through fourteen first class hotel PIES
md slightly scratching the fifteenth all at effort
So our friend B. AYERS. and it must be so.
MIL LINERY. "
Ladies', do You want either Fashionable or Plain
Ribbons. Flowers and Feathers
n Short anything in the Millinery lnef Go to Mrs
SARAH A. lLIFF, on North Franklin, few door
rom RON Main, nearly opposite .'sanser Halle" and sh
md at prices that will please you.
H
Rev. Henry Blanchard, OF Indianap
Ills. has been secured to give lecture
It Lyceum Hall, on Wednesday even
ng. the Goth of this month. Mr.. Blan
'hard is the finest pulpit orator in th
State, and enjoyed an eminent reputa
ion in the East, before he came to hi,
present station. The subject is not We
but will be one we'll wort
he hearing.
Last Monday night was q gloriou
ime on the ice.
j. Zeyen Bro, are better prepared than ever be
ore to accommodate their customers with any artcl
clothing they may need, made to oyder 10 FIT ror
he best of material. which they have now on hand
Collars eckties etc., 70 to their establishment
n ra roac all