The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-12-16
Buy your wood of Simmons.

fetAer. Tue price, extra ciotn oano1ng
is 81 so, plain cloth $40. The LES
son" is we'll worth the pricl.
/ The Council. It il pretty generally b.
lieyed, will not allow the extra bill for
services on the book Of ordlnsnces ask
ed to be allowed by Gen. Bennett.
Gift Books in variety at o. White &
Co.'S.
s -Yeo & Shoemaker's team ihaugusar
ted first class 'geodistic' stampede on
Monday last No damage.
Something new and novel in the way
of late style jewelry, At II. G. Dickin-
sons. opposite the Huntington House.
Sheriff Study has gone to Kansas for
q visit Of few weeks. -sss,s
For holiday presents, 60 to Il. q.
Dickinsou's jewelry store. opposite the
Huntington House. =
TOYS .ad holiday goods. -1holesals
and retail, at Wm. D. Mendsnhalls
queenswarc store, No. ,277 Main
street. -
H. c. Dickinson has, ct his establish>
ment, opposite the Huntington House
some Of tie h,udso,nest watch chains
that you ever saw, both solid and pla-
ted. 2
H. G. Dickinson, the jeweler opposite
the Huntington House, has bought .
large invoice Of goods. expressly for the
holidays.
Gold pens, frames, pictures. diaries
and games in profusioD. at o. White
b Co.'s. 81 ga
Fulton market is still the headquarters
for pigs feet. tender loins, back bones
and sausage meat, and they have the
incest there you can get any where.
:.OOC Christmas trees wholesale and
retail, frem one foot to twenty feet high,
at W. d. Mendenhalls queensware store,
No. III Main St.
MARRIED.-On Wednesday night last.
by Rev. John B Wakefield, DR. VIM
IIewstt, to Miss Eliza Ahreet; all of
this city. We were kindly remem,
bered BY our friends, and, in return our
best wishes for their happiness and
prosperity is rendered.
Resder, il before or during the hoii.
days. you should need medicine, go to
n 3 Billiards. Depot Drugstore, and he
will not fail il supplying you with the
very kind you need. Go there.
| Talk about nice lots of Holiday ffxings
and Goods! if Ar old hasn't the right
kind to suit you in price and in every
way, you cannot oe accommodated this
side Of shutdown! Fact, 60 there and
see how it is yourself
In buying his last invoice Of goods,
Fl. c. Dickinson, the jeweIer opposite
the Huntington House. paid particular
attention to selecting articles suitable for
holiday presents.
Lew Mccullough, the oyster and
poultry dealer on Main street. opposite
the fremont House. has gone out and
bought lot Of live turkeys that he
KIN ows are in good eating condition, and
will have them nicely dressed and on
sale for Christmas. If you wan: nice
turkey for Christmas or New Years
dinner, don't fail to leave your order in
time q his place.
Forkner. the dry goodsman, ut No.
27O Main street, is going to slash things
and ifyou are wanting anything in that
line. at rare bargains you can depend
upon finding the same at his establish
ment. In dress goods and fancy goods
he has . large variety to select from,
while in carpets he is offering induces
ments that defy competition. His COM
plete stock Ct furs are to be closed out
regardless Of prevalent prices and every
thing else wi ] be sold at corresponding
~ low prices.
| Mess:ck & Durham have the
largest and best display Of Willow
and Rattan ware to he found in the
city, to which they invite the at
tention of persons intending to
make holiday presents. Nothil &
could be more acceptable for q
holiday present than one of their
sewing or rocking chairs. as,
-Yeo d Sdoemaker's team il
suguratel q first class runaway ON
Monday. After running several
squares. they came to lead halt
without loing any damage 10 the
horses or vehicle.
Andrew Sigler, of Fox Ridge,
claims the honor of being the old
est inhabitant of Putnam county.
having lived there since 1891
The Goshenite who sleeps with
4 little tin keg filed with hot water
to keep his feet warm, may be
safely pronounced q confirmed
bachelor.
An Evansville women, in adj
diiion to being strong minded,
strong bodied, is a good barber,
an excellent seamstress and q line
violinist.
During the month of November
the Michigan Cen'ral Railroad
Company paid ont $1,000 for
. freight on Clay county coal receiv-
ed for its use at Michigan City.
j T. foulke has nice jewelry
suitable for holiday presents.
Remedy for the Small .Pox.
A friend requests us to publish