The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-01-13

meal call on either. s. Toles. Main
street; Ed. Neal, on Noble street.
Sam Meredith. ct the Railroad
crossing Fort Wayne avenue, and
the Depot Saloon.
f. Il. Swayne keeps splendid
assortment of qucensware on Main
street opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
VIM. Mendenhall in the Central
Church Building. keeps a very
large stock of queensware, glass
ware. toys, and notions which he
is selling at the lowest rates.
YEo & SHOEMAKER.
The Robinson Machine Works
Of which Me SIS Voc d Shoema-
ker arc proprietors, are situated
at the west end Of Main street
The establishment dates its origin
from the year 18i9. Mr.. F. w.
Robinson, one of the present mem
bers of the firm being the founder
Of the same. The works are exten
sive and complete in every par
ticular. Comprising Machine
| shops, Carpenter shops. Wagon
shops, Paint shops, Foundry,
Ware House, Boiler shop, Black
smiths shop, Coal 4 Lumber yards
&c. &c. Threshing machines,
| Engines, Boilers, Saw mills, DC.
are manufactured in large guam
titles and are shipped to all parts
Of the United States and Canada.
Using nothing but the best mate
rial, employing none but the first
class workmen, and giving their
attention and supervision to every
detail of the business, they have
built up a reputation and character
i for their machinery second to
none in America As evidence of
this we might refer to the rapid
increase in their business, and the
l growing demand in all quarters for
their products. First premiums
were awarded their machinery nj
innumerable county and district
fairs-at the United Statss Fair,
/ the Indiana State Fair. and the
Cincinnati Industrial Elk ,,ositior
of 1871, where they were brought
into competition with the mos
celebrated manufacturers Of tht
country.
The firm is composed Of iona!
w. Yeo, r. II Shoemaker, F. w
Robinson and r. H. Swift, all ae
tive, wide awake business men, il
whose vocabulary the g is no sucl
! word as fail.
Their business. extensive as i
has been, promises to be still
greater in the future. Alread
have they entered vigorously upo1
the work of preparing for the trad
Of tho year 1872. Orders ar
Ipo, ring in On them daily, aud "
predict for them busy and pros
porous season.
CARRIAGE WHEELS.
Cheny, Lewiston 4 Co. manu-
facture buggy and carriage wheel
: of superior quality, and we al
glad to learn that they are meatia
with sale for all the wheels tbs
can manufacture.
, HUBS AND sPoKEs.
:, Matthews Bros. are extensivel
! engaged in the manufacture /,
hubs and spokes. They find
t sale for their products in all Il
I Western States.
The most extensive oil mill
the State is located In the vicini
!, of this city. j. w. Burson i c.
are the proprietors. The oil ma
? ufactured at this establishment
: not surpassed in the State, al
: commands ready sale.
: IRON STORES.
William W. Foulke has be-
i in the iron trade in this city TIVE
Q ty years His business has gra,
u ually increased uatil last year |
: sales amounted to about $500
y Ills commodious store room
= well filed with all the vario
y kinds Of iron, steel, nails. boil
n and everything usually found il
g first class establishment.
Howell Grave, Noble street, o
posite the depot, keeps go
stock OF iron, steel, nails, q
- everything in his line OF busine
d Next week we will conclude G