The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-13
S. c. Byer has moved his Under

street, in Hatfieid's building.
"A little boy was run over By a
buggy on Thursday evening, on
Main street, and slightly injured
about the head
~ could tail unfold" Could
your Then go instantly to Mr..
Darwin. lie will be delighted to !
see you.
Men are TO be employed to fan
the hogs this summer on palace
stock cars. Much competition at
the railroad office for berths.
Take the paper that gives you
the news--that one is the Palla-
dirm. $3.50 a year. rs cents for
six months.
The Butler county democrat"
has an eight column advertisement,
which gives the paper a show-bill
appearance.
Hutton, after fishing tour up
North. and many vain attempts to
pull out obstinate perch, has re-
turned.
Many of our farmers are already
through planting corn, and the ma
jority of them will finish this week,
early in the season as it is.
AN exchange suggests as a
sure protection to potatoes from
the onslaught of bugs, the planting
of q few grains of buckwheat in
each hill with the potatoes.
DIR G. II. Heard, is complet
ing q building at the junction of
! Pearl and Frontsts 10 he known
as the Richmond Eye and Ear In
Urinary.
The Independent OF last week,
says the robher of the Post Office
entered the building on the side
nearest Main street. Which side
is that?
Why will you spend your days
in total ignorance of what is going
ON in the city, county aud State,
when you can get the PALLADIUM q
whole year for 81 so?
-Piqua's best men were in our
city Tuesday. From peculiar
stand -up-ish ness about them, we
at once concluded that they were
some Legislative body on a tour
Mr.. c. Perry is keeping hotel on
Pearl street in Joseph S.ratton's
building. He will take the Baker
House again, as soon as it is fin
ished.
Mr.. Chamberlain, who works
at Yeo g. Shoemaker's shops, cut
his hand badly on a circular saw
on Thursday. He is now unable
to work.
Young men who go home late
don't like the town clock. They
say when they tell their parents in
bed that it is only nine, the clock
is sure to ring out two or three.
j. p. of Peekskill writes the
editor Of the local sheet that "youl
git your head punched if You print
in your paper that my VI had
twins"
An exchange, in funny mood
that "bu!l-frogs, the circus, and
your neighbors hens scratching W
the early peas, are sure signs that
Spring has come"
I'VE see sign at q certain
door, reading: "Boots BACKED i'll
side" We prefer ours BACKED ir
the old way, on the outside.
Frank McClelland is new
clerking in the Stillwell house a
Anderson.
Our genial friend John A. Ruby
widely known as efficient salesman il
Wynne & Co.'S house, Cincinnati, pait
Richmond visit last week.
Fannie B. Prices theatre was poor
ly patronized here on Monday, Tuesda!
and Wednesday evenings, though tn
performance deserved crowed houses.
Change Of programme each evenir
of the concert at Lyceum Hall, mex
week.
"A large attendance to the Ind ian
State Editorial Convention is generali
predicted.
Saturday Evening Calls are comm
in style
"A military company is proposed j
Richmond, and several live men hav
got the idea in consideration.
We observe Lee Yaryan in the city
iJokins we'll.
-Wort has been commenced OF tn
Huntington House.
We saw curious advertisement q
9Th street ieLce. 1t read like thi
'Hemboids Buchu for old and your
bummers.
r s. Enollenberg will leave e