The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-10
Next Friday evening we will

have the first open-alr concert at
the Park. Henceforth there will
be music at that place each Friday
evening.
-Belated and befuddled hus
bands who are locked out by in
dignant wives, can always find
lodgings at the Calaboose.
The police are doing business
faithfully. Their Office is an ar
duous che, and a deal OF ingrati
tude is their usual portion.
Now and then we see small
boy astride Of Velocipede, on
some back street. Full fiedged
males don't come out in that dis
guise.
On Thursday next our city
will be visited by excursionls;s
from Cambridge, Germantown, and
Centreville They will pic mic at
Bakers Grove.
The man, Of whom we have
spoken elsewhere as being sun
struck, proves to have been seized
with fit.
The purloiner of S. H. Charles
horses was arrested in Monroe,
Ohio, the day after his deed, and
the animals were returned to the
rightful owner.
Benz. Van Aernam left for New
York yesterday. He is Saratogai-
w inclined. and will visit sevcra!
summer retreats.
The Radical rather rejoices
in the fact that the Cambridge
races were poorly ATTENDED.
First class nuisances, such as
slops, old trash, &c, shoulI be re-
moved from the premises ere the
sickly season sets in. Our Boarl
Of Health, in search of these
progenitors Of disease. will have
them removed whenever found
Nixon Il Co.'S Paper Mill, re-
Gently consumed by fire, is being
rapidly and substantially rebuilt.
1t will be furnished with the best
machinery in the country. and wi |
be able to manufacture double the
amount of paper it has heretofore.
A forty horse power engine is ncw
being put in.
Col. Ray. OF Indianapolis, will
be at Pearl street, NJ. Z. Sunday
School Tomorrow Sunday after
noon, and will address the schol-
ars. The Superintendent hopes
that parents and scholars will all
be present and hear him.
Go to the Millinery Store of Mrs.
5. A. Davis. on north Franklin-st
near First National Bank, eaa
side, for Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons,
Flowers, and every article. in the
Millinery aud Fancy Goods lines,
4 all of which she is selling at fair
prices for cash. Ladies, call and
| examine her Goods. =.
Ladies are carrying para5o!s
with long, heavy handles and loa ;,
=. points using them as walkin .
sticks, and IS lady has about as
{ much idea Of using a cane as /,
man has Of fan, it is extreme J
ludicrous to behold the operatioa
Among the pressing wants Of
our Safe is an industrial school CT
the higher classes, where youn Z
people could get good education
and pay their way by manual labor
This city would be suitable place
tor such an enterprise.
School children wEo read news
papers arc found to be better ac
6 quainted with geography, speiiny
and the meaning Of words. gram
mar, end more generally in,clligcn
than those who do not. This i, 4
significant but undoubted fact
1t is curious &c note how muci
: interest people, who d, nothing
take in watching other folks work
The other day we saw eleven men
two big boys and thee dogs watch
ing man whitewash fence.
"A lady who has hecn realinc
sensation novels on Sunday for ff
teen years, sends us weak con
tribution on The Importance o
Keeping the Sabbath Day Holy.
Remove the sawloes from , our ows
optics, before you put yourself u,
as preacher.
: How do you tell good ciga,
BY inquiring il it is from lifts
from there, it is good.
Judging from the nuncrc U:
sorties into the woods we supposs