The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-04-29
twenty-five different kinds Of smoki

twenty-five different kinds of smoking
tobacco at lifts, 22s Main street.
Thomas G. Lchtenfelz was married at
Peru, on Monday, to Mary Stauz. We wish
Tommy and his fair bride long and happy
life.
cheroots and smoked them, say they now feel
as il they had carried slop for week.
Turtle soup at the Continental to-right
Cal. Wagner's Ministries Monday eve
ming. Let all afflicted with the "blues" be
on hand.
William r. Ratlif was q member of the
Masonic Mutual Benefit Association At the
time of his death.
--Cocoanuts at lifts, 228 Vain street.
The Baker House will be as nicely ar
ranged as any hotel in the city when its i'm
provements are completed.
One OF the prettiest veli rs that ira
verses cur streets is Grants schno, iurni-
ture wagon.
Milton has thirty FIVE widows. Widow
ers. to arms!
The best brands of cigars in the city can
be found at kern's.
Smokers, Kern keeps the best cigars and
smoking Il bacce, and full supply of pipes.
-Chewers, investigate the merits of Ke,n's
tobacco.
James Smith, who was hurt at Nixon's
hre, is getting better.
Mr.. Bruce Robinson intends opening
trunk factory at 22s Main street.
William Petchell is making many i'm
provements on his home on South Franklin
street.
M. John Griffith contemplates tour
thr' ugh the Southern States, and short
stay 10 Florida.
TO add to fortune--advertis 50.
Cal. Outland has put in an open front,
and otherwise improved the appearance of
his business house on Main street.
Mrs. Spinning has converted the first
story of her dwelling on Main stree: into
two fine business rooms.
Ed. Dennis has greatly improved the ap-
pea'ance of his property on North Marion
street.
There are two places where mutilated
currency is taken, at the post Office and at
church collections. You can pass it easiest
al the latter place.
DIR. T. H. Davis has been chosen chair
man, and E. G.. Vaughan, Secretary and
Treasurer, of the Republican City Executive
Committee.
--Yeo Shoemaker shipped last week to
Southern Kentucky, four separators and
horse powers.
DIR. Heard has just completed one of the
cosiest Offices in the city. We are glad to
| note this indication Of prosperity.
! IF those croakers who are loafing around
crying ''hard times" would try few doses
of ten hours Of labor day, they would find
it the surest remedy ever devised
Corn molasses is an excellent article
next thing to maple. 1t will come into gen.
eral use.
The girls have their rope skipping, and
the boys their bats and balls. Healthful ex-
ercise " hen not engaged in too freely.
Much painting and fixing up is going on,
but there ere many houses remaining which
would be benefited by new coat.
There are a number of young misses in
town who put on manageable airs who
need the tender care of mother for few
years yet.
| Our yonng friend Ben. F. Ham, leaves
/ for Fort Scott next week, for the benefit Of
his health. We trust that the bracing stmos.
pierre of that region win bring the roses back
to his cheeks again.
JAMES BALFE's horse took notion to be
sick on Thursday morning, and dropped
down on the street. Tie bysta nders uu-
hitched him, and he was taken home.
Rev. Mr.. Rodgers, Of Memphis, lectured
last evening at st. Mary's Hal, On ENG.
land return ing to Catholicity, or how be-.
came a Catholic.'
The bali given by the Hibernian Benevo-
lent Association at Phillips Hall, wednes-
dey evening. was a success. There was a
good attendance, and everything passed of
/ pleasantly
The fn neral Of William P. Ratliff, last
Sunday, was the larg est that ever took place
in this city. There were about two hundred
Masons in the procession, number of VIII ON
were Sir Knights.
Jack Silvers, Conductor on the Pan
Handle road, had . severe stroke Of paralysis
IN Chicago, on Monday. One half of his
body was rendered useless.
Anton Bescher is preparing to move hi.
| grocery from Pearl street to North Marion.
Tie frame building adjoining Meek's block is
beiug fitted up for him.
Weaver / Wallace have removed their
barber shop to the fine room over Fetta's eli
gar store, junct ion Of Fort Wayne avenue
and Fifth street. Give them a call for a
clean, easy shave.
DEATH OF MRS. WrLLfAns.-Mrs. Bsul.h
Williams, wife of Achilles Williams, died last