The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-07-01

Every member should promptly attend.
The colored NJ. E. Sabbath School pic
niced at Snow Hill, on Wednesday. They
had large crowd and joyous time.
Remember the excursions next Tuesday,
about 1884 in number, and attend them.
Have some patriotism.
Grapes are in good condition in this vi
cinity.
The idea of heaven, with some men, is
an eternal free lunch, washed down by never
failing streams of whisky, provided at some
one else's expense, and where they haven't
to get on the ropf without clothing when
policeman pulls the house. There are a few
of those individuals in Richmond.
Streets and sidewalks tina. are seldom
travelled, need a sickle. The weeds and
thstles are knee-high.
Smoke the Punch.
Beer and SIGH had some effect upon i'm
bibers Saturday night last. Inebriated bah
BILE and drunken harangues were floating
over the town.
Michigan fine cut at lifts.
Too late now to pull weeds. The garden
truck is all choked.
So sultry.
-Newman's turning shop was on fire
Monday evening. The blaze vas seen in
time, however, to save the building.
Everybody seemed = pic mic going on
Wednesday.
-Helmbold's advertisements cover all the
fallen trees and stones lying near the pixies
around Richmond.
The weather is dry about Chester. Rain
is badly needed.
Fine cut, one dollar per pound, at Tiff S.
-NewmAn's are re-roofng their shop.
Its cheaper to walk on the shady side of
the street, for on the sunny side you are liza
Bile to incur doctors bill.
The skating park is now the favorite
haunt of bombastic bull frogs and tickled
toads.
! Smoke the Punch.
The woods are so cha rming.
The prospect for apples in this vicinity
is much better than was anticipated few
weeks since.
said to be as good as was ever grown in
Wayne county.
Thomas Logan is building substan-
tial brick house On South Fifth street.
A game of base ball was played last
Wednesday afternoon. Not one of the
youths engaged in the "noble game" could
be induced to undergo the same amount OF
exercise ia the hot sun, if it was called
work.
Always do as the sun does--look at the
bright side of everything; for while it is Just
as cheap. it is three times as good for d.
gestion.
Tommy, dear Tommy, don't go,'' but
Thomas did go, regardless Of the remon.
STRANGE, and bought Punch cigars at lifts.
The Pearl Street Sabbath, School Pic
Mic at the camp ground, Wednesday, was
one Of the most delightful of the season
There was a 'arge attendance, and everything
! passed Off to the entire satisfaction of all
present.
Several private pic MICS took place las,
Wednesday, in the beautiful groves around
r the city.
e Gid. McNutt, Esq, was in the city Mon
day. He is now located at Eaton.
--"Butterfy,' Joe Benefits horse, trotteG
D at the Fair Grounds on Monday, agains
a time He made 3.54 the first heat, aud 3.Saa1,
the second.
az vow won't, bat know WILL is tn,
resolution of some women.
f BE sure and smoke the Punch.
Police matters very dull during tn
. week. But few arrests were made, and thes
mostly for plain drunks.
C. W. Benton has purchased the interes
Of R. G. Conley in the firm of G.. W. Bentol
a. Co. He has now on hand the best assert
ment of Hardware, Cutlery and Casriag
Trimmings in Eastern Indiana, which he i
e selling at lower rates than any hardwar
house in the State.
FOR DAYTON.-The Odd Fellows Tempt
at Dayton, Ohio, will be dedicated on tn
: Fourth of July. An excursion train will b
v run from this city, leaving at A. M, an
returning, arrive here at $50 M. The oc
casion will be one Of unusual interest to til
Y fraternity, and it is expected that there will
q be an immense gathering of Odd Fellows
Several hundred will attend from this plac
and vicinity.
: The size of bottles is getting to be an e1
citing topic in England. 1t is claimed that
pint bottle ought to hold pint.
The poet Bryant says that 'the groves wsr
Gods first temples Many romantic youn
o lovers PROFESSIONALLY fad them delightfi
meeting houses.
Ben. Openheimer, has Fresh Lager on t.
every day, and always the best and purest {
F" Vines, Ale and Liquors. Go to "Ben's,
: MOI tn Fifth street. one door North of Tremor
=. House. Old Stock always on hand.
. -Four weeks from to-morro,
night there will be a Jewish wed
). ding in this city.
l, The colcred people Of thi
city held a festival Wednesda,
n evening, in Thistlethwaite' build
u ing. There was large crowd. an
a happy time.
"a The Friends Sabbath Schoo
r on Fifth street, had pic mic q
9, the fair ground on Wednesday. l
8. was very enjoyable affair.
+" We learn that j. F. Reeve:
Cashier of First National Banl