The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

Papers announce the appearance
of blue birds. arr !
Our city debt is in the neighbor
hood of $255, 900.
The Cincinnati Gazette is quar-
tered now, and got new head.
WEIGH Il Newcomb's Minstrels
will be here next w ednesday night.
The Journal thinks the compul-
sorry education idea will fail in the
House.
The mythical KEN revelations are
still going the rounds Of our ex-
changes.
Richmond attorneys cook and
set their dinners in the court room
at Centreyille. so
A Troy IMAM has q dog worth
625. He swallowed that amount
OF greenhacas.
Our fellow citizen. A. NJ. AIiller,.
lie /, ing yer. low with that terrible
disease consumption. Z
Boys and their slcds, in these
pai ts, can no longer be seen in the
wake OF psssing wagons. fss
Why is q bookstore neycr conf
pl@ted? Because they are always
adding new stories to il. 81 IL
When sewing machine ag ents
run and lie through ton-eates, then
honest gate keepers miss lileir dues.
That pesky little animal that en-
joyed bins on the I'd inst. is
probably rcgIeting he wasn's born
blind. <
The mischievous crow has put
in his appearance, and sportsmen
have thoughts OF Wild pigeons
next.
Cunningham has removed his
shoe store to the room formerly oc-
cupied as the Postotiice, in the
4 Ham building. 3 s9a .saill
r. We regret to learn that our old
friend, Thos, JEFF. Ferguson is dan
| gerously i'll at his residence east of
: and adjoining our city. s4tg 1 sad H
Isa The good people of Connersville
4 seem to enjoy themselves over a
! fox hunt, to come off to day, in an
ticipation of '.lots of fun ~
!, The ladies of the Benevolent So
l ciety, thank everybody whortcon-
tributed towards getting up the
ssSaved" entertainment. 81, 81 8ta4
It is hard to tell which appears
the coclest--the weather or the
people. Wen decide when one or
it'tother of 'en knocks under, e \,
Geo. W. Barnes 4 Co. nave sold
their grocery 10 C. Carpenter and
F. Newiand, who will henceforth
carry on the busines at the same
place. ea ,e2ie
From private source, we learn
!; that the spotted fever is raging at
Peru, Indiana-nire teen, persons
haying died there, with, it, in one
week. aI -
Farmers are having more e'fsOlitl
weather" for corn gathering. They
don't have to send for shovels to
dig themselves out of the fields
now. se5 : y IA
L. H. Mccullough don't own any
t"Credit Mobilier" stock, but he
has one OF the hest stocks OF Fam
lily Groceries in the city. Call and
test them. @ 81 l ass
Snlser and Wclser's Wo, d Yard
on Broadway, between Pearl and
Marion Streets, is the place to buy
your wood and have ii delivered
at your Office or house promptly.
The funeral of E. A, Jones, on
Monday last, was the largest gath
ering of our citizens ON similar oc
casion we have had for years. His
friends properly appreciated him.
Mrs. Newly, who received a
severe stroke OF paralysis, . short
time since. We are glad to learn, lie
getting along finely at her resi-
dence across the river, west Of the
city.
The annual disease known as St.
Valentine, has somewhat abated. /,
was pititul to witness some cases
of this malady, yesterday, at the
Postcflice, among the young rs well
as the older ones. !.
ZIsIRI STRATTAN, an old resident
of our city, a;ed suddenly, on Wed
nesday night last, from an attack Of
appoplexy. He was at least seven
ty years of age He was member
Of the Society of Frieuds. !
Hotchkis's "Saved" drama, was
produced at Phillips Hall, on Fri
day and Saturday nights, and sue
ceeded magnifcently. The Ladies
Benevolent Society received from
the exhibitions the fine sum of $3.50
The ladies Of St. PauIs Episcopal
Church will give supper in tbs
basement of the Church on Tues
day evening the 18th inst. J, at
O'Clock. Admission and supper
fifty cents. All are invited. s7iIeu
We know Of pretty little schoo
ma am, who has school four mllea
south west Of this city, to which
sue has walked in the morning
taught school all day, walked bact
10 me evening, and done this al
wii.tar .0nc-ali Tor $40 ner mnnth