The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-04-05
q. n. AF. ". r. r. ELECTTON.

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election Of Directors OF this road
took place In our city, resulting in
the choice of the following Direc-
tors for the ensuing year: A F..
Scott, Elwood Patterson, ]. II.
Norman, VIM. Parry, D. McIAren,
Arthur McKew, A. Stone, D. Crasbs,
D. Studabaker, Pliny Hoogland,
Z N. Met unough.
VIM Parry, was reelected Presi.
dent, A. Stone, elected Vice Presi
dent, c. c. Brinkley Secretary and
Treasurer. The salaries Of. the
Pres't and Sec'y, for the ensuing
year, 81, 600 each. @xs
Great Eas tern Menagerie and Circus
OF this immense consolidation Of
arenic and geological attractions,
which is to exhibit in this city next
Monday, April 7th, the Louisville
CourierJournAl says:
t'GREAT EASTERN.
ssThe popularity Of this institu-
ton seems to be steadily on the in
| crease. At yesterday afternoons
| entertainment the paviions were
| filed, and last night thousands were
again turned away, the doors being
closed and the ticket wagons shut
before s O'Clock. All evidence Of
the painful accident seemed to have
vanished, and oil present enjoyed
themselves, to all appearances, to
their hearts content
eThe Great Eastern 10 among the
best of the exhibitions of it's kind
which have visited us for years It's
collection of wild animals and ami
mate curiosities embrace some Of
the rarest specimens from the wild
beast kingdom The jungles Of
Africa, the sand deserts Of the East,
the caves of South America, and
our own far Western vilds have
been made to give up their attrac-
tions to add TO the magnitude of
the menagerie, aviary, museum and
aquarium. To bring together this
! aggregation of geological wonders
has taken years Of experience and
an almost fabulous expenditure of
money. The display Of tropical
birds is especially brilliant and elah-
crate, and should receive the atten-
tion Of all who 4isp tho besufies Of
animate creation. These, with che
feline, pachyderm and other varie-
ties of animals too numerous to
| mention in q brief newspaper para
1 graph, require nearly forty dens to
properly display and exhibit them.
'sOf the circus everybody speaks
IN terms of praise. Every act thai
goes in the arena is excellent, and
each actor does well his part. There
is smoothness and system abou,
this circus which are too often Oh
sent from others. The performan-
! ces of w. B. Carroll and his infant
! son, D oily Warden, is worthy Of
special note The trapeze perform
. ance Of the great Miaco brothers il
: capital
An EXCELLENT PEx.-We have
been favored with sample card
| of the celebrated Spencerian See
g Pens. and after trying them quit,
thoroughly are convinced Of thei'
superior merit These pens art
|, comprised in q teen pumbers, eact
j differing in fexibility and iiness o
: point, 80 that the most fastidosi
:. penman ca0not fail to end amon{
!, the fifteen just such q pen as suitl
bin. The Spencerian Pens AK
famous for their elasticity Of move
me7t, smoothness of poias ant
8 great dulabili y, and are a 1eare
L approximation 10 the real Swal
{ Quill Pen than anything hi,hcrt'
;. made. They are manufactured Il
England under tho supervision o
= the originsl Inventor Of Steel Pecs
. the venerable Josiah Mason, an,
e Joseph Gillott-the latter making
d few Of the numbers after the mod
!. els of the late P. r. Spencer, tn
" famous penman. They are use'
very largely in the common School
$ of the United States, in all the prin
II c:pal commercial colleges, in tn
government offices in Washington
and In the banks and commercia
" Offices throughout the country. tn
n sale reaching 90 enormous quaint
it ty annually. For the convenience
N OF those who may wish to try ther
10 . sample card Of the Spenceria
X Pens may be Lad by mail by el
10 closing Is cents TO Messers. Ivisou
st Brakeman, Taylor 4 Co.. 1853 an
o 140 Canal Street. N. Y. or II
q, Pens may be bought at almost an
it store when pens are sold.
in There is will case being tried
cd California that promises to be
Is trife perplexing in it's development
I'd It presents the following pleasir
vagaries: The father separate
from the wife several years ago al
went to Kansas. The wife fullo'
ed her husband and settled ne
of him The. son of this couple pa
IN ted from his wife who married agai
ty her husband being her stepmothel