The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-06-04
LOG AL RECORD

cH- Call and see our cheap Dress Goods
for suits. GEO. II. KNoLLxNRERG-
E- Lunch at Baltz Bescbsr's every day.
~ The ailanlhus trees are preparing to
poison the air.
Ie- Turtle Soup at Jordan's to night.
10 Mr.. Wescott's new stable is done.
Hs- Lunch at Baltz Bescher's every day.
N~ Boys Straw Hats; slosin g out cheap,
at George II. KnOllenbergs-
B Turtle Soup daily at the Continental
~ Cheap Cassimeres, Tweeds, &C., for
boys and mems wear, at Geo. Knolenberg's.
B- TuI tie Soup at Jordan's to-day.
10 The milliners are reaping bountifu
harvest.
ED- The man who advertises literally is
the one who does the most business.
~ The signs indicate that this will be a
One fruit year.
~ subscriptions to tie Palladium are
coming in lively.
~ Old Settlers Pic Mic at Centreville.
to-day. twill he largely attended.
49, Good Strawberries at zoe. per quart.
Poor people can now indulge in a short cake
~ Regular session of City Council mex.
Tue sday evening.
~ Call at vanSants on Fifth street.
and try his ice cream.
~ Cut worms are still annoying the
arm ers to . considerable extent.
a. ka~ ,ntr ,rko
market house.
Thanks to our piscatorial friends. for q
BASS and . EEL.
- Van SAINTS Ice Csam Saloon is
crowded every evening.
Advertising is the oil which wise trades
men put in their lamps-that's all.
rLunch from Q to IL A. N. and at 10 p.
n, at the Continental.
GA Gausepobl has sold bis hat store and
removed to Cincinnati.
10 Commissioners Court meets next
Monday.
Nr 1t is busy time for omnibuses and
xpress wagons abo ut these times.
~ Turtle Soup Saturday and Tuesday
evenings, at Paul Meyers, South Pearl st.
~ Fresh lot of Refrigerators just re-.
ceivep by T, J. Bargis' Son.
~ Fresh lot of Refrigerators just re-
ceived by T. J. Bargis' Son.
~ What has become of the Drummer
Boy2
JOHN Chinaman has come to town, an
- Fisk has hung him on Pattson's cell
~
The Masonry of Rail Road Bridge, recently
burned, cost $ 900, and was put by King 4
Mccoy.
town on Su nday, has no connection what
ever with the pres emit dry spell Of weather
~- Picnics and festival will follow each
other in rapid succession for a month to
come.
EB Elijah Coffin was in the city Wednes-
day. Living in Dixie seems to agree with
him.
E- Rev. Mr.. Mues 10 engaged to supply
the pulpit OF the First Prssby teran Church
Centreviie.
Es- Charles Pool leaves for Missouri mex,
week. with the view Of making that State his
future residence.
~ Bishop Ames preached an eloquen
and instructive sermon at Pearl Street M. Z
Church, last Sabbath morning.
~ Now is the time to suit yourself will
Refrigerator, while the assortment is un
broken. Call al T. J. Bargis' Son.
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the best, and his rooms are as well Furnished
- any in the city.
% Can't arrangements be made with the
Cornet Band for evening promenade Con
srts. twice a week, this summer
&E Rev. DR.. Morrison, of Kentucky, ar
guest at Belle Vue Place.
E@- new line Of White Dress Goods
Piques, Swisses, Victoria Lawns, &C., on
hand at Geo. II. Knollenberg's.
~ E. B. Durham 4 Co. shipped 100000
feet Of walnut lumber East, last week, and
have 100000 feet more ready for shipment.
re- John vandyke had his hand badly
mutilated by being caught in the machiner ~
IN Perry's planning mill.
u.s. Farmers and gardeners in this vicin.
ity are complaining of the ravages Of potato
boys.
~ Bennett Banner is just completing 9
substantial brick double dwelling on Mair
street west Of Front.
WE are indebted to VIM. Conner Esq fol-
an opportunity to see the sun rise the New
Fair Grounds, yesterday morning.
@- Judge Holland presented us with Z
nice lot Of luscious cherries, for which ht
has our thanks.
~A great many Of our citizens ar
using paint freely this season. Nothing
adds more to the appearance of propert,
than judicious use of paint.
~ Thanks to our young friends who ia
vored us with a serenade Wednesday evening
and refreshing when it comes to cheer th
weary.
TO- The ladies of the F irst Presbyteria
Church, Centreville, gave a Strawberry Fes
tival at Snyder's Hall, Wednesday evening
which was literally patronized.
G1 No other case of small pox has OF
CURED in the city, and no danger is now ar
pretended of the spread of this loath.om
disease.
~ The best Rio Coffee at 70 to % cent
Per pound, and Sugar cheapers than can b
had anywhere else, at Boyer's Grocery, Fol
Wayne avenue, near the Depot.
~ Hutton Co., sending the stool
ings manufactured at their establish q