The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-17
1t is better to xii! potato bugs than

speech. He got along. however. quite
cheeriully, with . crutch and slate.
Late Develin was in the city this
week. working in the capacity Of counsel
for the defendant in the case Of the city
vs.. Mrs. Nogsle.
There are eighteen Lodges and sew
en- Encampments Of Odd Fellows in
Wayne county, greater number than
in any other county in the State.
Scarcely freight train leaves this |
city but takes away separators. horse
powers, olows and other articles of
Richmond mar ufacturc
A beer garden is sadly needed il
this city. Young men need some place
where they can go and get befudded,
and have plenty Of room to swing around
IN.
Patrick Moran, who stole some car.
pet rags few months sincs in this city,
has been sentenced to the House Of Re-
fuge for four years.
Buy your Trunks at Shelly's Fac>
tory, 225 Main street. 3m
The market house has been thor>
oughly renovated, and placed in excel
lent condition for the opening Of market
to>day.
The weather for the past few days
has been quite cool. Those who laid
aside their winter clothing, and adopted
tie Spring styl cs, think they were rather
premature.
According to the Independent, Su.
san B. Anthony asks for no quarters,
and gives none.'' That is to say, she
begs no money and hath no charity.
"A stranger fell in fit on the street
on Sunday, and was taken to the May
or's office, where water brought him to
his natural state.
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employment to numerous boys, who are
engaged from sun to sun in brushing
them from the vines
Ladies who engage as canvassers.
should not take advantage ofgentlemen s
chivalrous regard for their sex, and
press their business beyond the limits Of
politeness.
What shall it profit a man il he ask.
ali exorbitant price for disguised cholera
in the shape Of green fruits, and has i
'all on his hands.
Elder William j Howe will preacl
at Phillips Hall, to morrow, in the fore
noon and evening at the usual hours.
general invitation is extended to all.
Col. John w, Ray. one of the mos
earnest friends Of Sabbath Schools in the
State visited several of the schools in
this city last Sabbath.
Quite number OF the lads and las
sizes were here Thursday, on q pic MI
excursion. They had, we are told, 6
good time.
TRUNKS repaired and covered OIL
short notice, at Shelly's Factory, 90
Main street.
Seventeen carat gold chains are sol,
t hereabouts for 25 cents each, and th'
purchasers turn Up their noses to fin,
, themselves beet.
Query-What are the Clubbing rates
s of policemen
There will be Universalist mas
r meeting at Pleasant Hill on Sunda,
10Th inst. Every conveyance in town
engaged for the occasion.
The "Shoo Flv" road is doing
lively business.
Golden Bar Tobacco.
Thanks to E. B. for Rockford ar
Noblesvlle papers.
Archie Eckles has returned fro
his western trip, which has done nut
toward improving his health.
Trying to do business without a.
vertising is like winking at pretty gi
through pair Of green goggles. Yc
m.y know what you are doing. but n
body else does.
Rev. DR.. Bowman, President
Indiana Asburv University was in Il
city last Sunday, and preached in Il
Q morning at Grace Church, and in 4
evening at Pearl street.
The most delightful pic mic OF t
season was that of the Central NJ.
= Sabbath School at the Camp Ground, Ia
Wednesday. The attendance was lare
and not the slightest accident occurred
mar the festivities of the occasion.
--One Of our country subscrib RS
sires to give notice tina. he Is prepared
furnish stump orations for the comir
Fourth Of July, at eight dollars apiece
Cheap enough. Gentlemen OF the STUN
nc remember this
:" WANTED--To make the acquaintan
Of an uniimi'cd number of Young a.
lis oil gentlemen who love good ciga
III Obect-introducton of the Punch Gig;
Gail on or address j. E. Tiff, 22S NJ
IT street
ci> The Cornet Band played in +,
Park last Friday evening A lar