The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-07-30
Cor. Richn.on Palladium
LETTER FROM ".TRALLOCk ,,
The Paiiadiuin--A Red-hot Pic.Nic-
RicltnorG,s Work. &
CLERMosr, ISp., July %. 1870.

CLERMoST, ISD., July D, 1870.
Please accept my thanks for occasional
copies of the PALiApIUM-l would say "your
valuable paper if it were not for the excess
sive currency IF that innocent patitude
Amonr the many good county papers that
come to me none more welcome than the
old PALLa DUN, which while it may not be
tie "Pailadium," has been not I'M important
part of that great Paliadum-the Republican
rress -ihattid SO much toward removing the
pain col woe Of human slavery from the other
wise healthy and vigorous body of that dis
iugushed youth--Brother Jonathan. Almost
ever since / haze heard OF Richmond have
heard of the PALLADIUM, and have new r heard
of its being on any but the right side. Few
county papers have so extended an exchange
circulation. Few have been and continue to
be 80 frequently quoted as authority local
matters few IRE 50 generally known and so
favoraJly spoken Of throughout the country.
On account OF it's antiquity and the good it
has already done 1t cannot be too highly APP
preciated by the people of Richmond and
Wayne county: For the excellent service it
Is now doing advertiser of the Quaker
City it deserves hearty support. All this |
say, not il dercgation Of the other valuable
papers" OF old Wayne, but simply in justice
to the PALLADIUM.
A RED-EoT PIC MIC. s
The Sunday school people of this intensely
quiet suburb of indianapolis have had a pic
mic Need | say the weather was hot?-that
paper collors, starched bosoms and fat old
ladies, suffered to degree unapproachabie,
BY the pen OF the subscriber. \ train having
been chartered of the Indianapolis, Bloom
ington ana Western Railway, aud all due pre-.
partitions, such as cooking chickens, baking
pies, making extra white dresses, puf chasing
extra quantities of primitive-co lored ribons,
et".. etc, having been made, Old folks. Young
+, lAs, children and babies, to the number OF
about four hundred let here at eight o'clock,
for Jamestown, arriving at their destination,
after ride OF about one hour. II Is only a
well deserved tribute to say that the eXc'1r-
souists owe their sincerest thanks to Con
ductor sheppard whose usually hard tolls
the manager of freight accommodation train
were more than trehbled on this occasion.and
to Superintendent Slater, whose personal ef-
forts To render he passengers comfortable
were not less deserving OF praise than the
efficiency and industry he has hitherto ex-
hibited in the construction of the road.
Jam estown, place which was once famous
possessing in degree Of excellence. sl
the accom- lsimcnts OF Democracy, but when
has lately experienced a material development
and moral reformation truly stonishing,
turned out in its finest holiday attire 20 re-
beautiful grove, about half nile Oft fur
uished them the best of music. and treated
them throughout their stay with that warm,
HoOSier cordially in which you cannot avoid
realizing a genuine welcome. At $3.50 p. m.
the excureionists returned, making good time,
nd feeling upon reaching home that IN red
hot dog days il is truly blessed to come than
to go, especially in the case OF those who in
going 90 more than leave their own woods
pastures to visit somebody else's woods pas
lures.
RICHMOND MANUFACTURERS.
No city within the broad limits of our be-
owed Hoosierdl I'm IS so well known abrJa by
lis mcdaniel fruits as Richmond. | nave
lately been to Louisville Jacksonville, Terre
Haute. st. Louis, Nandalia and Lafayette, and
at almost every point on the line % my tray els
| have seen the famous gold medal Separators
OF Gaar. Scott & CO., and those of go Il
Shoemaker; the celebrated Richmond Plow
of Coloael Dram Perry, and almost innumer
able other varieties of Richmond manufacture.
| say this by wav OF encouragement to a city
that has literally worked out enduring
fame, and that stands almost wholly upon