Richmond daily palladium., 1889-12-13
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Garrett Vanxant has removed to the
Mason property on South Third street
nsrr Main.
Haynes, Spencer & C,. shipped . car
load OF church furniture 70 smith .
Grove. KY, to day.
George Knollsnbsrg 10 suffering from
. slight indisposition and unable 70 ct
tend 70 business To- day.
Charles Peterson has beautiful mu-
sic box on exhibition ct Wilkes china
store. Il will b dispoeed OF at nffis.
Grace NJ. e church choir rehearsal
this evening 1t 7:30 sharp. Members
are requested to be on hand promptly.
Never before were our merchants %
we'll supplied with goods suitable for
the holidays, and they are hayinga good
trade.
Osceola Tribe had . short and I'M.
have considerable work ct the next
meeting.
90. Binkley attended the meeting Of
disnspolis yesterday. and returned home
this morning.
Web Chandlee left last night for
Pittsburg. He has lust completed .
contract for Q 46 500 Gamewell IRE
alarm for Saudusky. o.
Miss Minnie Dormeier, of South
Fourth street. entertained about twenty
Of her young friends last night ct an old
fashioned tafy pulling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fsrquhar csms
up from Cincinnati last evening 70 At
tend the funeral OF Will Fsrquhar,
which OCCURS tomorrow.
"Some Aspects OF the Character Of
Charles Sumner" will be the subject Of
tho Rev. Mr.. Cathsll's paper before the
Tuesday club next Tuesday night.
The Architect Club was entertained
this week by Miss Adah E. Hadley,
North Ninth street. 1t adjourned to
meet the frat Monday after New Year.
Miss Msbel Cartwright, Fort Wayne
avenue, who 10 very i'll with typhoid
fever, was thought to be slightly better
this morning, and her recovery il hoped
for.
State Auditor Carr decides that town.
ship assessors and trustees elected under
the new law cannot take their eff ces
until the first Monday in August of next
year.
The First Baptist Sunday school will
meet Tor . song rehearsal to night. The
new books have arrived. and every
member OF the school 10 expected to be
present.
Brick laying was com plsted on How
ards fne building on Fort Wayne ave-
nue. last evening. 1t will be ready for
occupancy by Pogue & Miller by the
1st OF January.
Masselli & Rai1 have completed their
contract op the E. 4 r. grade from here
TO Csntresills, and it has been accepted.
This Forming they commenced on an
othsf three mile contrast just west Of
Centreville.
attached in this city on the 7:35 p. m,
train for New York. enabling our citi
ssns eoine East 20 have choice Of
ktko. This n feature thAs has long
ben desired. and will be appreciated.
Mss May Alexander's school. No.
30, near Elliott's mill will give basket
sociei this evening that will doubtless
be > very enjoyable affair. and will be
largely attended. Quite . number of
young people from this city will be
present.
Neuralgia paroxysms are often Of ex-
treme violence, and brought ON by the
slightest provocation. such - draught
of cool air. On the first intimation Of
such an attack rub with Salvation Oil.
1t can be bought ut oil druggists tor
only % cents.
The recent prosecutions for selling
liquor to minors has caused feeling Of
di. quiet among saloon. keepers in this
/ city. They don't know where the light
ming ID going to strike next. The only
safe thing for them to do 10 to observe
the liquor law to the letter.
Frank Heidkamp, an aged German,
who 10 we'll known here, went to Cincin-
natl some three weeks ago to visit his
children, several of whom reside there.
A Telegram was received last night an
nouucipg his death. The remains will
be brought here to morrow morning for
burial.
DR.. G. A. Robinson, OF Fort Wayne,
editor of Poultry and Pets. tho organ Of
/ the Central indiana Poultry Associa-
ton, and r Robinson, prominent dog
fancier of indianapolis, arrived yester-
| day to attend the poultry exhibit.
These gentlemen will be judges in their
respective departments.
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Society of St. Johns Lutheran
church had . meeting last night, ct
which the following Q fl cers were elected
| for the ensuing year: Edward SteRman,
President; Edward Dingledey. Vice
President; Lucy Vogt, Secretary
Frank Wibker, Treasurer.
Kingsbury Bliss and E. L. Reynolds
| have received notice OF the death oil
their uncle. Richard Tucker, OF Spring
field. Mass. He was . prominent man
| utacturer. and was we'll known in
| religious and political circles. He haa
many friends in Richmond who will Be
| panied to hear OF his death.
Rev. NJ. Mahin, D. D., returned from
Indianapolis last evening, where he at.
tended . meeting of the board Of direct.
ors Of De Pauw University. He reports
the election Of DR.. j. P. D. John q
| president of De Pauw University and
Dr. 81. A. Goblin ~ dean of the theo.
logical department. OF that university.
Simon Martin. Of this city. suffered
considerable loss By the Cyclone Of Last
Tuesday night by damage done on hi