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Tho Conduct of the Allorne,-General.

1t would bee difficult for the taXpavcr- Il
New York TO forgive WILLIAM VI IwIIp;
and rarely does a ease occur Of crime with
ont violence moro calculated toey lulr-,ln
rathy for the ril-oicr 1t is uot for NJ.
1wrID that wc speak. III with r"tcruee
b. the conduct OLA high plhlcu1icol. which,
just MT present, challenges di-cl--lou oud
seems Gus toroGuir" criticism.
Many weeks ago, Mr. rwrp submitted
b. the Attom'y-G,ueul 81 tAe State the
full Outlines OF confession which %" proc
posed t. make duplicating mguy ether lar-
ties, "a consideration for his own rclea-s
from confinement, Tia" confession and -tatr-
ment t. be treated as couidcntal unless the
prisoner making the -anc should hc SOFT free
Ihrou-h some one 10 whom the Attorney
General intuetrd the secrets ~ this dueu-
mcnt, they were, in the man, d!yul-,d. and
were given t. tho public through IL" prc--.
For tins it is iair that the AttlrAey-Dcu-
sral should he held Responsible.
A civil suit for lnr.se amount against on"
Of the alleged cuniei"iair- of Mr. IwirD
recently came on lor tiial. il WIS settled
oy the payment - a certain sum. Il is n-
legged ON bchaifof the Al uey-ticnrral that
Nj. IWEED's testimony Mas mot Used 900 ul-
tanning this coniuroul-n. which 5rc.-ir,-
nd as highly ad,nntng ,ou. blythe counsel
representing the state. This i, ,crrtiuo.
in a technical sonsr. for. AZ, j. we'll known.
the trial Wa never o,onactuall,. begun. and
Mr.. TWEED was not calIlto the stand But
1t is lmposslblc t. maintaintlatM Mr.. TwErn's
confession and his offer I, testify did not
have an influence in obtaining 50 largca
sum. Even though it may never have Ioon
referred to in the negotiations on oitAer-ide.
vet who can say that IT was mot kept in
mind byboth. cxorting a powerful influence
on the one hand. over the amount required
md the pertinacitv Of the demand. and. ON
theothor. upon the di.no-ition f. vi.ldt IT,,
Influence. though NOT -pokru of. must almost
ncco-earily have been greatly felt. We
think. therefore. that in this ca-ctho Attor-
nev-C,onoral roccivda valnalle con-flera-
ton from the missioner. TWEED. Furthcr-
moro. his mere retention Of the confession
So many v..,l-, in li. hands Z, .,vuDtlir,
nf thc lut.rvia,y. ,,li..hl.,n,lli-n a. -,,i,t...
hold in Iu.ll,,v straot u,l with if..,,,l.r
iuetii.I n,,,n.l.,t. ,>,....,tf..u.,f r,...l,..
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Inc thtllclHe tllln 10 LON StOII ana INC
Pennsylvania Railroad was run from Clica-
70 to New York over the New York Central
lines on Sunday night, june 10. 1t made the
distance (0oj niles in p hours and ~ min
utcs On favorable grades and algnmonts
the speed OF the train was over sixty miles
the hour. Haudhhls had been previously
plastcrcd over all the conspicuous places I'm
Chicago. inviting the world To come 10 the
La Sale street depot "to see this railway
racer receive tho word Go! and to behold
the fastest time ON record
Thctruc French soldier who saw the Charge
OF CAKDIGAN's regiment of cdvnlryat liala-
kltva, critically and justly said that IL WAS
superb, hut that IL was not war. The fences
ON the line Of the southern Michigan road
were crested with thousands OF spectators
to see the younger NANpERBlLr's small
train flying over the rails in wild challenge
10 the Pennsylvania Railroad and all COM
petitiVc routes. sensible people sat IN rOo~t
there, and the judgment Of all OF them was :
This is splendid. but it is not railroadiag."
There were many officials OF the New York
Central aud its connecting roads ON tai-
train. Ihcte was not one II them who did
not we'll know that the train did not earn
not know that the train lost money.
The wear and tear Of the machinery Was
large. They could reduce to dollars and
cents the waste and loss. They knew the
danger of the excessive speed. They knew
the risks Uf the mounting OF the rails at
every crossing and az every frog. They knew
the danger OF the pilnS up of the train in
the dark into chaos II splntered wood
work. distorted iron, scaling steam. blood,
and death. And yet they widely and loudly
advertised the train, and determined 10 run
it'll Ton Scorr gave in.
CorrcspOndimgly Ton SCOrr runs such n
train; and his stockholders. as were Mr..
| NANDEEBILT's are invited by blue and red
hanGblll9 to look on waste of their prop
crty in scnsclcss competition, that de-
mands an Intervention of law 20 restrain
corporate madness and guard the travelling
| public from multiplied dangers.
This is tins situations there is not NJ this
juncture, legitimate business enough for the
trunk lines Of railroad. As for freight the
water routes from Chicago TO New York
! have reached the extreme ~ ahsurdity ON
rates for grain. unless they dive To- the lower
depth of paying "a premium for carry
! lLr Erie canal men have reduced their
charge Tor carrying corn from lunalpto New
York tuiurrccut- ahu-llrl Tie lake yo--r-
arccarryln ing from Chicago to Buffilofortwo
cents Adding ther.r,stor charges at Buff
fal1 and the Insurance, thctotalco~t OF send
Ing a hu-hrl ofcorub by water from Chicago 90
New York is NOW about nc,on and a halt
cents. The cost by rail- is about sixteen aud
thrcc-fuuith cents. Last year tue canal rate
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MIR. TR.ifN's COMPLIMENTS.
lie Modestiy Protects against The suns High
L.ti,nate of hIm n. "a W ritcr.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sr, After
So many years Of friendly comment. THE sun
must be evoluiinG ha kward, 10 make it, first
mistake by publishing H. first snrer.
For long the press vented it- anmus by asso-
ciatlng my name with So phrn H. Branch and
Daniel Pratt. AMI now The sun would in'urc
George the Count and Truthful Eli. the
honorable" 10y santwichlng me between them
in a culogistic editorial on Three Great
Wrters" Why shock the ones high born
chiValry an great learning and shadow the
others noble sense OF "rspnil honor, by
harm sing them t. NV dog rartf
FRA q al Jokes are not always born OF good WILL
and the lOkrrs sometimes come t. grief No
nr~t-rla-s tobacco san pier. wine tester. or meat
eater WISHES To b' associated with "a hake-bcan
lat # peanuts. raIsir~. and huri ta'kl
TIE Sun Is .nkf- ariIlu strange 1. suits Goo.
smith haNrunt ,rt o'ta'n'd. through iis strong
endorsement. Cabinet am pintmNut-. IL Joke
ON Greedy n'Hry mad Nun lir,ld Mt. lis
JuN ga IWHrd 5 Wonum' M ma the ud man q
bun English ovation anal European tuw.i liz
> n.Ir-hnhiNd contest age .n-i B".rher rallied
llNuOutl tnur IL t1u hun lr.aI tIou- Iul dollar
~uurN IL War ou JAY Could only adds O. tiir
yuNu- rdItnrr cell lr.y. So l...~s save III
and j Nlnn hy gINiu- them "a prN,ut' hlN ii
e. ~ Nullt tt..nfIou. NAnu Gruut AMI liHN =
'puNnrd, Mari. 4. g. pardon BOO hcrs VIC
tim. l.tNt. ifN DAYS before NI- term expired. |
stopped journal sin. Mh,n Tom ; 'oti arr - ii
Wilson To nuihH him GA" i.p' goat col Ir son
FL tWr"fN, stopped puiIlr ir turing ~ nrn
! a tNr,upnI iilr nov pNW Wulrl Hur,nrr
,r.l Is m with t ln'h'-i. r. | stopped speak
iu- with al uIiS hui wurn ! .ui iir tSv'l"l'.l,
VIZ" with The StN iurr Mill Do. ana r.li l~r noi
recorded IN the evolutionary ALMANAC,
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1t is evidently very serious and deter
mined attempt that the Russians are making to
reduce Kars. When they marched beyond it. II
fortnight ago. in the direction OF Erzeroum Ivy
way of Olti. they left heavy force near II to
watch ts garrison. and thought that their
main body could then advance with safety. But
the Turkish defenders Of Kars were not willing
to acduicsco in the Russian programme. and at
once began to make sortics on the enemy in their
front and also to assail the Russian main line
Of communication. So harassing and danger
Gus were these assaults that the Russian COM
manier found it necessary TO send back his
forces 10 secure the reduction Of Kars. Three
assaults on its outworks were made last Friday,
hut al of them were rcpulscd. and the desperate
attempt Of next day wus likewise failure. The
Turkish commander Of kars has evidently, for
the time being. upset the Russian plan Of cam
paign ia Asia Minor.
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the worst OF her citizens, the obligation to
deal honorably rests on her all the same;
and it is supreme.
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To TN Enron OF TIVE Srv Str Would Won
De- -oai p. ,n.ormlm vhol- tlc au'lor of tlr r,n
'I ,WnN Irnn il7 Drives lWuuu lh' Co., know tir
,u. Nho wfor. .o mes story luN oli -hnuid anN N,
htnr Pee NNul u,Ihr IL pistols Hin ,ii 81 AZ, lii ]
Want % Ni.il So ~ Inu.a o. l- Vacation uuW. have
.iN iirl liil t nun' I- m "Mnnt n-rtIhN Hud
NDN'ItA. THE '.I fOruI -iU ltt "N y IlN SN-t' il
cod Il. ,s.rVhN. tuHt STATES A -t|rN.. o., nArttt %
,totI ana "hro Nl' fi.t turInNu 0il nl ArihuNur '
Ihi,lsl any ur.t 'tt naN ~ aus brother or sister to
Wun Co., Nuuti ,ll tur.lN trir Co. Nuu b toU we've
Willnr fHr.'r Nki-.lu ~fN emf rDHi iftNtfN Wtth.
want loh, goo pointer l,r Nuur pager WIeu rrf ni'r
aud Wirr hut shouldn't Ahc q hH'' trui runr ou
my forehead tnANLks j. SIrlutNsuN.
hoNtRs, tVun, jun g.
We are very glad 10 open n correspondence
with Master SlDrHlNeoN, for he seems to bee u
bright boy whose political views are sound, and
his newspaper reading Is OF the best, We do
not know who is the author Of Jeremy Train,
His Drive we have never read the pocm-hut
We believe II Is hy Ord. q. HOLLAND. more COM
monty known as TupPER lioILAND, NJ. u. A boy
should be pretty well advanced in airs before
he undertakes 10 handl" pistol Ten years is
hardly old enough. As u plaything, it is open
to serious objections. for the boy may shoot
himself or somebody else. and II Eroat deal of
noise may be made in less dangerous ways.
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TOR 1000.


a straight Republican Ticket.
For Pr,s lent
ULYSSES s. GRANT OF Illinois.
Ior yi.,FnsfhAt
EDWARDS pfrRRrroNr Of New York.
The Platform.
No man worthy the onlcc OF Pres
idcnt should be willing to hold It il
rouutcd in. or rlnrcd there. by any fraud.
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Tho following communication merits an
explicit answer:


o'.. rI.. .N...l,. '....o ID u.. s'..0. .',..
.n. I..n. i't s..,r ''''''
"i'' Say '.' 4, ly,ol'
HH.. &C. "' toha'e r.... .Hp. 3D."
i-7- i0..s Bop saving. arl .cra,.n..
'l ', n ,'.',i ~,
,Df' Pop .. .,r,.
,l. .i..l. e.n bought .ta,Ia. l.,l
.o.. unl.DiaI,t .,a NuWa.nu.. ga. ai,,u l,ao.
b..r ,,., .',. 90" d., RI. '.i,,,,, ''
""A.,N'oiNi. d .JDD.
The SUN J., "tutilly down" upon the re-
pudution If financial obligations, public or
private. Il regards the evasion OF honest
Indebtedness. a- fraud, and there j. no specie,
OF fraud which IL To. crates for a moment. il
has, Therefore, newer advocated lcpudiatiun
In Outh CrroiIuo. or iu any other State. and
ha- never printed bits of writing, strong or
weak, to help tI' rrWudiaturs.
Although our correspondent, =, G. r, docs
not specify the issue of South Carolina
bonds in which he Was $50 unfortunate a. To-
invest his $4,000, W. infer that hc holl,
some of the fraudulent paper commonly
spoken If as conversion L,nd- We have
Repeatedly given the history If this sWindle.
For th" benefit Of our Wiuriuai" corr'-
-i1nG .ut, und uthrt7 SIMILARLY -itu1iH III, We
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Some innocent souls think that paying
gold for the now bonds offered 10y Secretary
SHERMAN establishes the right to receive gold
in return. They do not know that the Supreme
Court has decided that no matter what kind Of
money creditor lends his debtor he must take
ha X. when the time for payment arrives. such
money us il then lawful tender. Thousands Of
people are now being paid in grecnhacks for
obligations contracted in specie payment times.
and they nre forced 10 put M with IT, As soon
rs the silver dollar is restored. it Is sure to take
the place of the gold dollar Tor all payments for
which gold is not expressly stipulated United
states bonds nrc payable IN coin, principal and
int rest and silver coin is rs much coin as gold
coin. The opinion Of the Assistant Secretary
oi the Treasury to the effect that the bonds
issued under the act Of 1870 are payable in gold
only is Of no binding force on Congress. and il.
besides. in contradiction Of the decision of the
Supreme Cour, above referrcdto.
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If the circumstances under which Mr..
HAYES holds the Office " President Of the
United States had boon presented to Mr. JAMES
RvssrIL LOWELL in advance of their occur
renee. as "a purely hypothetical case. would he
not have - urned the Proposition that man OF
honor and integrity could accept any Of the pro-
co eds Of such a crime against popular govern
ment. and consistently pl-nd. IN -clf-iustiii'a-
pllsAed;
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The account We get irom Middlctown OF
the Rcv. c. VI. WINcHEsrrR's recent perform
anecs IN that place viii make julcious teetotal-
crs srievc. Men are not reformed 10y scoidins
and threatening; nor is a man who r"scnts
criticism as an nfTront. who dcnounces respected
citizens us " rummies. and who makes "a prac-
tire OF publicly praying at people who do not
approve his methods. Tx person to lead "a re-
lOrmatOry movcm nt.
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FURTHER FROM NEWPORT.
P.rs Of .Ae G..s Ce..sssea q. s.,,

Marshal Shofer returned from New
port last evening and informed US that
in addition to the goods enumerated In
yesterdays PALLADIUM were two large
trunks brought by Dan Lipscom from
Chicago, . few weeks since, which were
found to contain . large quantity Of
costly wearing apparel tor men and
women, jewelry and other articles Of
value In one OF the trunks was found
q large number OF letters. some Of
which was correspondence with the
Younger gang OF outlaws. On last Sat
urday night the house OF Jacob Thomas,
near Arba, was robbed, and circum-
stances pointed 50 plainly to the fact
that the goods were concealed In the
Lipscom mansion that . seaI CHI war
rant was procured. and q search made
by Constable HodRin and assistants
with the result heretofore announced.
William Lipscom, Mary Ann Mason
(mother Of the Lipscoms) and Alex
ander Mason, step father, were
arrested, and had prelimi-
nary examination before Squire
county jail In default Of $3.50 bail for
their appearance At court. Dan Lips
com. the ring leader of the gang. who
the brother arrested says brought the
goods identified by Thomas to the
house, escaped. He Is q noted desper-
ado. A charge Of burglary, committed
two years ago, Ii pending against him
here. He has been operating In Chi
cago several years, where he has &C
qutred an unenviable reputation as
daring scoundrel. On his escape from
Newport. he came to this city and
passed Wednesday night. Where he
went to from here can not be ascer-
tanned. and 1t is probable that he will
clude capture.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

Tns W0oseaer Report
The following report. telegraphedf from
the u. s. Signal Service ONCE at Wash
ington. shows the temperature, the d.
rection Of the wind. and the state Of the
weather at various points at o'clock
this morning:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40, s..
clear.
Clncinnati-4s. calm, foggy.
Louisville-48. N. clear.
Cairo--55, E., fair.
st. Louis-52, E.. clear.
Leavenworth--52, s. E., fair.
Keokuk-4S, E., fair
Davenport-49, calm and fair.
Chicago-5O, s. E., clear.
La Crosses, calm and foggy.
st. PAUL, E., foggy.
Yankton-36. calm and light rain.
Omaha-50, 3. E.. cloudy.
Denver-39, calm and cloudy.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21
A GENTLEMAN enouires what shall

A GENTLEMAN enquiries what shall
buy for Christmas present for my
wife2" We answer, Sewing Machine.
Where2 At d. Thompson's; he is the
only agent selling the genuine Singer
Machine, the leading machine of the
world. He sells all the leading ma
chimes, and cuatoners can DEPEND uporl
getting the best machine for the lowest
price. nhd-Mithoat- fear of buying d
counterpfeit for u genuine. He also
sells genuine needles for all leading
machines. Salesroom. No. POI, Main
street. opposite Huntington House.
nov26dlm.
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kArIE.s WANTS

Ae want Christmas tree
es, me do,
Want an orange on II.
Lots of candy too
Want some new dishes,
Want red pail,
Want a roeking-horse
With "A very long tall
Want a little watch
That say $, Tick, tick
Want a new doll,
Cause Nictoria's sick
Want so many things
Don't know what 10 do;
Want little sister.
Little brother. too.
Won't you buy 'ern. Mama
Tell me why you WON'T
Want 10 go to bed
No, me don't,
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds. Asthma,
bronchitis. &c. Is given away in
trial bottles free of cost to the
afflicted. II you have q severe
Cough, Cold, Difficulty of Breath
ing. Hoarseness, or any affection OF
the Throat or Lungs, do by all means
cive this wonderful remedy . trial As
you value your existence you can not
afford to let this opportunity pass We
could not afford and would not give this
remedy away unless we it knew would
accomplish what we claim forft- Thoas-
ands of hopeless cases have already
been completely cured by it. There Is
no medicine In the world thatwiil cure
one half the cases that DR.. Kings New
Discovery will cure. For sale by r. B,
Powers and w. II. Richey, Richmond
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

e0S Temperance In New Paris.
eveche Murphy boys OF New Paris held
meeting Thursday evening.
ySvhtrles Jenkinson and George Page OF
n o. city were among the speakers.
4rsn the call for signers to the pledge
- made, n young man came forward
ID after signing placed bottle half
II OF whisky on the Secretary's table.
he President took the bottle, and In
he presence of the audience demol-
,bhed It, and let the arth drink up the
+ laid.
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Toys.

Toys, toys, toys, toys, toys, toys,
toys. toys. toys, toys, toys. toys, toys.
toys, toys, toys. toys. toys. toys. toys,
toys, toys. toys, toys, toys, toys, toys.
toys. toys, at ILIFF BROS,
Cor. Main and Marion streets.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

Now Ii the time to prove Runners
Soudiied Glycerine is the best prepare
ton for chapped hands cracked lips, etc.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

THE Richmond Reed and Brass Band
was out serenading last evening.
There Ia no discount in the notes dis
pensed by 1t.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

WALNUT logs are again being pur-
chased In this market for export to
England and France.
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1,o,u PEN. &C whoIe~nIe.

We have large line OF Hollands
Gold Pens at our new store, No. 800
Main street, which we will sell at Hol-
lands regular Wholesale price to our
retail customers.
decl2-d-2w. BOSTICK i Co.
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no lodges meet in their HkIf. n vi
oeres Block. northwestcorne Main and Marion
streets.
WE'RE LODGE, No. "a, f. and A. NJ, meets :,
Masonic Hall. third Wednesday evening d
each month
RICHMOND LODGE, No. 1875, F. and A. NJ, meet.
month.
KING SOLOMON CHAPTER, No. 4, meets ON the
WAYNE COUNCIL, No. 10, meets on the even
ing of the nrst Thursday of each month
RICHMOND CoNMANDERY, No. 8, h. T., meets
on the evening of the hrst Monday OF each
month.
Lo.oF.
All Lodges Of this order meet in l. o. O. +. Han
southwest corner of Fifth and Main.
WHITE WATER LopaE, No. Al meets each
Friday evening
WOODWARD. InDGE. No. 2la, meets each
RIonaoSD LoDas. No. ssa. meets each Mon.
HERMAN LoDeE. No. 1ss. meets each Thur
oRIKNTAL ENcAMPNKNr, No ss, meets on the
month.
HERMANIA ENcANPMKNr, No. rs, meets ON the
evenings of the nrst and third Tuesdays OF
each month
HERMANN DEsREE, DAuaHrEns or RKsEKAH-
No. =. lee t. 1T o. o. +. Hall. on the evenings
of the LIST and I'd Saturdays of each month.
oDpfELLows PRoyIpESr ASSOCIATION meets
on the evening Of the frst Wednesday of each
UNION BoARD OF Trustees, L O. O. F.. meet at
L q. o. =. Hail. ON the evening of the hryt
Wednesday of each month
h OF
CUUR Oh LEON LoDaK. No. 8. meets 1t n of P
Hal. corner OF Main and Franklin streets, on
each Tuesday evening
QuAKER CRY LopsK. No. s.. meets at &. of P.
Hall. each Thursday evening
RED MEN
OscEoI-A Tribe, L o. r. NJ. meets in their
Hall. over Second National Bank, each Thurs
n
RIcHNoNp LopsE, No 5. meets every Tues-
DAY IN He'd Mems Hal. COR Fifth and Main
ssxeets.
A. p. A
ExCEIsIoR LoDoE, No. Is, meets eyerv Fri,
day evening 81 the corner Of Main and Pearl
streets-
WAsHISerox LoDaK. No. 6, meets every We'd
nesdAy evening. corner Main and Pearl streets
10. CT
RICHMOND LoD6K. / O. g. meets eyery
Tuesday evening in thsir hall in Barne's Build
inc.
silver SPRAr LoDGK, T. o. G. r., No ameets
every Wednesday evening in their hau n. "
corner Flfkh and Main Street
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

LIE dance that was to have been
held at Mr. James FORMERS on Christ
has eve has been postponed until after
The holidays.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

- THERE was a pleasant dance, greatly
DT8njoyed, at the residence Of Robert
Ireton last night.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

w. w. ALExANDER will reopen Nye's
old stove store about the first OF the
year.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

LARGE stock OF meerschaum pipes
and cigar holders at A. Drifmeyers.
1l-2w.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

49, Mr.. 3. HOPKINS, general north
.sDAtsrn agent Of the Iron Mountain
DCad, was in the city yesterday.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

UNDERWEAR for gents, fine article
very reasonable. at Lewiston Il Nc
Means. 2Od3t
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

ALL kinds OF smoking and chewing
tobacco. and smokers materials at
A. Drifmeyer.s. 1l-2w.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

REV. r. N. McKAIG. former pastor Of
GracAM. Z. Church. Ia In the nifty WIS.,
iting Rnds, and led the prayer meet
Ing q ycexvsarch last evening.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

FRESH lot OF Key West and import
ed cigars At A. Drifmeyer's. 1l-2w.
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forHRRs and physicis

- MoTHRRs and physicians are some.
Zines puzzled to know whether child
rem have worms or not. Administer
Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup,
and II 1t don't bring them, none exist.
Sold by Kumler Il Son and B. Muller,
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

Coop Havana hand made cigars for
. nickel at A. Drifmeyer's. ll-2w.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

REAL tight, solid freeze Is what Is
wanted just now.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

Card stock of every style, for calling
invitation, or business cards, always
on hand. at the PALLADIUM Office.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21
60 TO Kumler's for toilet articles

THE county jail now has seven In
mates.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

..1pIoysEs Of all styles and prices at A.
The ssfmeyer's. ll-2w.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1877-12-21

FARMERS, go to Kumler's drug store.
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CAL NEWS.

K5xfkR's solidified Glycerinei is good.