The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-23
RECORD.
Cheap Dry Goods, at 3l9 Main street.

Cheap Dry Goods, at 3l9 Main street.
ALI of the latest style Of Prints, at Geo.
Knollenberg's, $40 Main street.
The place 10 buy cheap Dry Goods, is at
Geo. II. Knolleuberg's 5, $40 Main street.
For Hardware and Carriage-furnishing
goods, give Geo. Benton call, IA Main-st.
We will continue our "all the year round
cheap sale Of Dry Goods," at 3l9 Main street.
George Knollenberg's is the place for bar
gains in Dry Goods, 3l9 Main street.
For Dry Goods and Carpets that are
CHEAP, 20 to FORMERS Cash Store, 270 Main
street.
For Ane Tapestry aud Body Brussel Car
pets, 90 to FORMERS Cash Store, 30 Main
street.
Earlhsm College opened its psesent session
on the 9Th, and has about one hundred and
thirty students.
Fred. Hansr. in the Calf House Building,
has the finest cigars in the city. Step in and
try them.
George Knollcnberg can sell you better
Dry Goods for the money, than any other dry
goods house in the city. Call in and see for
yourself, 3l9 Main street.
George Knolsnberg has just returned
from the East, with as fine . stock of Dry
Goods as ever you saw. Call in and examine
his Goods and Prices, at 3l9 Main street.
In Floral Hall there was nothing that at
tracted go much attention As the really nne
display Of Carpets, Rugs, and Mats and Lace
Curtains, from tie DRY Goods and Carpet
House of j. Forkner, go Main street.
Mr.. John s. Hunt, of this city, had on
exhibition in the Fair Ground two of the
longest ladders ever made in this part Of the
diggings. The longest one is IS feet in length
without splice. The other one measures
IS feet they are designed for a Hook and
Ladder Wagon for the indianapolis Fire De-
partment. Mr.. Hunt, also, makes Firemen's
Axes, and Fireulen's supplys generally, Of .
very superior order. His mandatory is at
the corner Of Main and Washington SITS.
FIcrIr1oUs CoRREsPoxDEScE.--"L Let.
tiers and Packages addressed to fictitious
persons or firms, or to no particular per-
son or firm, not being deliverable accord
ing 10 the regulations, are to be returned
at the end Of each month to the Dead
Letter Ofiice.''--[Sec. 60, P. 0. Reg
ION Friday there were seven thou
sand tickets sold for the Fair. Pretty
good for rainy day.
--Our friend Asa G. Warner has
placed US under obligations for . box o.
Lawrence county paw paws. the fines,
We ever tasted.
Tho wax work Of Miss Louie Bull
ladick was = display Of wax flowers OF
exhibition at the Industrial Fair tina
were greatly admired Miss Quinn,
wax work was also very beautiful.
The delinquent tax list occupies tn
room that We designed occupying il
telling our readers what We saw At tn
Fair. Next week will do. however.
MIR. w. P. Harding of the Cam
bridge Tribune. gave US call Thurs
day. We were glad to learn from hin
that the Tribune WAS o. K.
Phil. Virgins has gone to Balti
more to make arrangements for gettin
oysters in the she'll, key and can. Tn
Fulton Market will be we'll supplied, an
sold at the lowest rates.
The ssdisplavi Of stoves and tinwar
made by Homer j. Bargis, was tn
fiuest ever made in this county. and elici
ted general commentator. Mr., Bargi
isa live, wide awake business man, AM
deserves the liberal patre mage he is re
ceiving.
Chris. Fetts and John j: Rome,
represent the Richmond Commandery q
Baltimore.
A friend to everybody is fricn,
to nobody, and when the fact i
discovered, nobody will be kien.
to him. s2< +