The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-10

-Our neSttn 0mcer sn0uid not per-
NIT the sale Of disguised diarrhea in the
form Of green cowcumbers.
| III warm weather does make people
weak, that's no sign that it should
weaken milk.
Our genial friend Joe Perry, called
on us Saturday. Joe is now making In
dianapolis his head quarters.
Jordan White caught $50 pounds o,
turtles in one day, last week. and sold
mem at 8 cents pound. A pretty fair
days work.
"A large stock Of Punch cigars al
wavs on hand at lifts. Retailers Of ci-
CARS would do we'll to cali ard exam inc
our assortment.
William Baxter has uo:ified all
whom it may c.'ncern, that trespsssing
on his fields and in his grove will not be
permitted.
"A toll gate has been estab lished at
the west end Of the National bridge. to
prevent persons from evading the gate
further up the pike.
Next week we will have the plea
sure Of laying before our readers the ad-
mirable address delivered by Rev. DR..
Hughes on Decoration Day.
There is an active demand for lady
bugs, since it has been discovered that
they devour young potato bugs with
a relish.
An observant bachelor friend says
Richmond girls read their love letters on
the street with blushing cheeks. Naughty
girls.
Fred Dobtins fell from a scaffold
in Logansport on Saturday, and broke
his arm, and is now at home in this
city.
Fruits and vegetables are plentiful
and cheap, and the beg;ar on his dung
hill can have straw berries in his sherry
cobblcrs.
1t has rained SO hard in the north
part OF the State, for four months, thai
all the children born there are web
footed.
There will be Universalst mass
! meeting at Pleasant Hill on Sunday
10th inst. Every conveyance in town i!
, engaged for the occasion.
We saw q horny handed fe How yes
terday, claiming to he Democrat. We
knew he was horny. handed, for he had
horn OF whisky in his hand.
Last Saturday, by virtue of gen.
cral wish on the part Of country peopl
10 come to town, was day of business
Our streets were thronged al day.
"A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial, writing from our city
THINKS the prospect for wheat and larg
fruits around here quite tiattering.
NursAScEs-Little chaps running
around on sunny days with bits of look
ing glass, flashing them in your face a
every corner. and nearly making Lime
man of you.
The young man who stood on tn
railroad bridge on Sunday. while his gin
went down to the river for her hat
which the wind had blown off. had bet
ter study etiquette Tor stormy days.
Our friend Ed. Dennis is in luck
He has left bis situation in the telegrap
Office here, and taken situation in Indi
annapolis, at greatly increased salary
Success to him.
A GENTLEMAN who persisted in court
ing in broad daylight, where every bod
passing could see him, was requisite
by his neighbors, on Saturday last, by
polite note to postpone his courtshi
until after dark, which, We are informed
broke up this daylight love>makins.
We understand that riverside is t
be leased to German who will open
beer garden this summer. A beer gal
den would pay in pecuniary point {
view, but iC would not in a moral way.
The ladies Of the U. P. Church, o
Eighth street, gave . straw berry and ic
cream supper on Tuesday evening, whic
was we'll attended and greatly enjose
by the participants.
-Bee-hive robbers are on the ws
path in the surrounding country.
farmer tells us that he lost three boyt
Of honey one night last week. Sue
thieves should have q good com bin
down.
High -jointed ice cream is the lates
We anticipate Kuklux lemonade, 81
preme Court soda water, &c., by the init
die Of the month.
If you can arouse curiosity by o
advertisement, it is great point gaine'
The fair sex don't hold all the curiosit
in the world.
Rev. Mr.. Scveringhaus, Of Osweg
N. Y, who publishes the Kirche
Freund.' at tina, place, is here on visi
looking we'll.
We have the first case OF sunstrok
this Se.Snn In this cir In recnrd