The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-06
LOG AL RECORD.
7. Fp. JLJFF. local FD1roE
-Sardines at lifts, 22s Main street.

-SaYdnes at lifts, 228 Main street.
Best bright and black navy. twenty-five
cents per plug at Iliff 8, 22s Main street.
Whitewater ami other streams we're on
high this week.
Richmond has trunk factory. just
what she needs and will support.
"A superisr of snuff at Ilifi's, 22S Main
street, at prices not to be sneezed at.
James Norman, in walking among some
boards on Thursday, ran a nail in his foot
which will disable him for some time.
George Davidson and family left FOL
Iowa last Thursday morning.
A large number of movers wagons have
passed through the city this week, bound for
the fac West.
Republican Votes and good rains showered
beautifully this week.
The Democratic rooster, of lusty crow, is
reported Constitu tionally i'll again.
Simon Bachman was in town last week.
Wood Hart, OF light fantastic toe celeb
rity, is home. He is as gay as ever.
international Cigar At lifts, 22S Main
street. Also, Figaro, Punch, Clipper, Fam
chon, Little Fanchon. and many other popu-
lsrbrands.
Railroad ace idents were numerous last
week. Ditohing trains is becoming common
Marion street has just been newly grav-
Aled.
Will Thompson had his hand badly hurt
the first of the week, at Robinson's shops,
where he is employed.
Fresh candies at lifts, 228 Main street.
Grapes and 'sch' are getting green
again.
-Cucumbers and collie have come.
The stalls in the Cambridge fair ground,
which were recently burned, are being re-
bnilt.
lifts cheap tobac 60 store is The place to
buy fine cut. Only one dollar per pound.
captain Price has opened billiard room
ON Noble street.
Fanny b. Price is coming with good
troupe.
Next month will contain the longest
days of the year, and Of course the shortest
nightsl
Richmond now ma Dufactures about one
halfthe number of cigars she made one year
AGO.
-EQressmen are busy, inasmuch as many
people are changing quarters.
Cal. Wagner.s minstreIs, on Monday eve
ming, drew a crowded house. The perform.
Ance was very good. though not new.
Election day was rainy aud drizzly.
An lrishman remarked that the badness of
the day made trade dull at the polls!
Superior snuff, cheap, ct Ed. lifts, %
Main street.
Apples are luxury IN this section
So 80 per tushe.
Fresh peanuts at lifts, 223 Main streets.
Harry Jones has returned from tho East
looking muchiy Exaggerated by his extended
trip.
Tom Pickens was badly bitten on the arm
on Monday, by the stallion Red Oak, in Ben
nett's livery stable.
= Good clothes win lie the style this spring
it will not lie prevailing, however, if Ioun-
gers co n It So 20 work.
Try lifts five cent cigar, half Havana
filler. 1t smokes freely, and is pleasant 10
have in ones lips.
Homer Yaryan, Esq, is home on visit.
Homer looks healthy.
Sundays warm sun brought out white
dresses and gay bonnets.
Jack Silvers is getting better, and was
out riding on Sunday. He will probably 90
to Columbus for Treatment Of paralysis.
The Park, Suspension Bridge and River
side are no ' popular resorts on Sunday.
-Judicicus advertising is the safest road
to success in business. Try it.
-Psychometic fascination is the l.test
swindie. Beware!
NO nan do business long without
advertising. II he don't advertise himself
the Sheriff does it for him.
Snuff at lifts, 22S Main street, cheaper
than elsewhere.
The State school fund is 81, 900 600.
ST. MARY's School pic nced in beau,;fu,
grove west Of town On Monday. MAY LIST. |
The day vas very Ene. ard the children had
. delightful time.