The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-11
LOO AL RECORD

- Turtle Soup At Jordan's to-day.
ms- The County Jail has but five inmates
at the present time. a
e- Turtle Soup at Jordan's tonight
E0- Several valuable cats have been poi
soned during the week.
e8- Turtle Soup at Jordan's tonight.
es- Two thousand gallons of.whisky arc
Manufactured in Ca mbridge daily.
~ A moonlight pic mic is on the taps
for next week.
~ Mrs. s. C. Mendenhall is dangerous
ly ill.
r FRI sh Butter can always be had at
liz FoItWnyIe avenue.
Er Turtle Soup at Bait Bescher's. this
evening.
G1- Boyer, at I79 Fort Wayne avenue, is
selling groceries at the lowest rates.
GE Mr.. Hoover, . mercha Mt of Cam
bridge, designs removing to this city
~D: N. Berg is taking the census in
Jackson township.
p Turtle Soup Saturday and Tuesday
evenings, at Paul Meyers, South Pearl street.
~ Lunch atthe Continental every morn
ing and evening.
~ A glorious rain fell here Wednesday,
the first in six weeks.
~- Cincinnati Lager Beer at Bait Bes
cher's, Pearl street.
~G. W. Snyder, editor of the Cedar
Falls (Iowa Gazette, called on US Saturday,
~ Boyer, 179 Fort Wayne avenue, al
ways has full supply of fruits and veget-
ables.
rs NJ R. Hull is spoken of as the DEM
ocratis candidate for Senator in this co unity.
Trot him out.
N~ Notwithstanding the drought, the
markets are abundsntly suppl ed with veg
stables of an excellent quality.
~-In this vicinity the young apples are
falling from the trees to such an extent thai
. short crop is anticipated.
~ The calaboose has been whitewashed
and renovated throughout. II is now as
"sweet as a peach"
~ The Camp Meeting committee met
last week and made preparations to have the
meeting this year in August.
NJ The best cigars and tobacco in the
city at Lieve's tobacco store, Bachman's old
atand.
~ Hills Lawn Mower, the best in ths
market, for sale by I. Commons & Co., Fort
Wayne avenue, near the Depot.
49, II the Fourth of July is to be cele-
brated in this city, it is time that the ar.
rangements we're being made.
E~ The annual pic mic of the Addlemsn
family takes place at Whitewater, on the
pa inst. All are invited to attend.
TO- Stephen Jones is on q visit to his old
friends in this city. Time deals gently with
Stephen.
M~ A valuable horse was stolen from .
gentleman residing near Ogden, Saturday
night.
MD New Potatoes have made their ap-
pearance in market. They are small and
very costive.
e- The Census takers have commenced
their labors, and will prosecute their work
vigorously untilit is finished.
~ Charles F. Coffin and wife attended
the State Sabbath School Convention at
Evansville, this week.
HN The immortal j. N. was in the city on
Thursday. He proposes to retuI IN in sh OFT
time and Gift the veil.''
~- The Pic Mic of the Mission School
takes place next week. The time and place
will be announced in the school to. morrow.
~ Morn ingstar's Band have received
nary c,ps Rv tho wav this r, m kpS
lent music. ESQ
To- A little girl, whose parents reside in
the south part of the city kfel out of swing
Monday. broken arm was the result.
10 The Germans have another Pic Mic to
morrow, in Benefits grove. OF course there
will be large attendance, and much lager
will be drank.
EN- We are glad to see our old friend
Jeptha Turner about again. He was badly
crippled up, but will soon be ready for work
again.
Ms- We are glad to learn that there is
probability that the cid Cornet Band is to ba
reorg anzed. In its palmy days there was
not a better Ba nd in Indiana.
~ The Good Templa,s of Wayne AMI
He nry counties, hold their district owen
ton in Hagerstown, on the 18th AMI lot h o.
June.
~ Elder II, we, of the Christian denom-
ination, will preach in Engine Hall, No. 8
tomorrow Sunday at 3 P. N, The public
are cordially invited.
~ Marshal Zimmerman is displaying
much energy in removing filth and ru bbish
from the alleys. The streets are in good
condition.
~ r. A. Mcneil has opened a stand on
the corner of Main and Pearl streets, where
the choicest fruits can always be had. Good
measure and low prices at this stand.
ERr Our farmer frie nds are loud in their
complaints of the depredatons of cut worms
1t is hoped that the fine rain Wednesday
will settle the stiferous critters.
E1- Persons wishing to 60 to Ceuterville,
in the omnibus, will please leave their names
1t the stable of Rose & i ATTN, aud they will
be called for in any part of the city.
re- We had the pleasure of meeting our
old friend Frank Posey, Saturday. Frank
lives in Springfield, H., and bears the 'im.
print of prosperity.
NI- The Skating Park, which has long
been regarded as a nuisance, will be drained
IN a few days, and kept dry during the heated
term.
10 The Methodist clergymen of this city
exchange pulpits tomorrow Sunday eve
ming. Rev. Mr.. Miller breaches at Grace,
NJ DIR Cant nd 4