The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-08
81 Fifth-street, is Mrs Kerr's
Miliiner Store. eif 81 9f% s*tt13

al Fifth-s,reet, Is Mrs. Kerr's
Miliiner Store. ef. zll 9fA ssfsJ
Circuit Court is now in session
Judge Haynes presiding. nsda
Mre. Kerr, has moved her Min
cry Store tei2l North Fifth-street.
General Howard's Freedmen's
Bureau accounts are said. TO be cor
rect. 81 sIt,4 Id. /
The President hasaapproved tie
act abolishing the franking priv
lego. bas snlof na9 aaAs 1f9.-1
There are 28, ISL scholars in the |
1913 Baptist Sunday -sch9ols Of In
dians.i 80 - 1;aia est.
For fresh Limp, goato G. W.
Simmons, and also, for The best
Of Coal. gIe @ - IAH use
Coal and wood at reduced prices
at Simmons yard on Fort Wayne
Avenue. -
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S. B. Conover, Republican, was
elected u. S. Senator from D Flora,
de, Friday. SOS asa 3oa
In noticing GRAVE matters IFS
best always TO know they are not
mere irInors. - s.s''
| Go to ". L. Fsrquhar's for your
nice cooked Oysters, sand yout
good groceries. d g sIa3
John Nicholson, of the firm of
Nicholson Bro. has gone East
biz" takes him. & go.
After, some three or four weeks
stay in Washington City, Col John
A. Bridgland is again in our city.
Senator Pomeroy asks the pub
lie to suspend Judgment until he
has had fair hearing in the courts.
Go to Simmons coal and wood
yard on Fort Wayne Avenue, to
get your fire brick, cement, plaster,
and lime.
The county seat injunction case
is set for trial before Judge Haynes
in the Circuit Court, on the 18th,
next Monday week. Pc
The loss by the burning of the
Crescent City sugar refinery. at
New Orleans Thursday night, will
reach half million.
The individual with sweet tooth
will be around in a few days-if
the weather WAKES warm enough to
make sugar water 1un.
Cal. Jobnson's smiling visagc
appeared on our streets last Sun
day week, it being the fftieth an
niversary Of his birth day.
i For battering q couple of Stu.
dents, the Superintendent Of public
schools at Centreville was fined
$40, i'm the Criminal Court.
Maltese cats are not bringing
fancy prices at the postoffice-as
much as formerly. The nucilagt
bottle hes again been replenishet
and all is we'll
TIE President has vetoed thu
bill for the relief of East Tennes
see University. on the ground tina
it would establish bad precc-
dent. .a.s @
at w. L. Farqnhar's you wi.
iud Barnes new perfection suga
cured hams, both whole and scIic
ed, and they are extra nice select
! ed ones, toe.
9. Eighteen cadets Of the numbe
! appointed to West Point, last year
; have been recommended for tsis
q charge, and their places will b
filled in May.
L. H. Mccullough, No. 81
Main street will hereafter be pre-
I pared to fill all orders for cut fow
q ers and towering plants, from l.
: B. Cases greenhouse.
Nearly the whole town Of Can
: Melton, Indiana, is inoculate
!. with the smallpox. Business j
nearly suspended in consequence
OF the scourage. Several death
Are reported. "a - a has
There is . slight conflict betwee
: the civil and military authorftie
at St. Louis, and General erie
son commandant ct the Arsena
!. has been cited to appear for, con
g tempt. Amicable relations al
n still maintained between OHIO an
= Indiana by Gov. Hndricks. -.
9, A merchants daughter Of G,
t, lumbus, Ohio, kicked off J Gun
% mans hat the o.her day becaus
!. he sat down in her parlor wit
:" that article o: wearing gear upo
5, his head. Sire used her foot il
IL stead Ct her hand, because she hal
pened to beicarry ing an arIntul {
books, and was too indignnn:
: postpone punishment.
le Removed. asn.
= Mrs. J. p. Kerr has located b.
:, millinery, fancy goods and motto
y establishment at No. q north Eff
P, street. She takes pleasure i. r
WI turning thanks to her custome
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