Richmond daily palladium., 1889-12-09
LOCAL PICKUPS.


Mrs Fuller. of Peru, Ind. is visitini
Mrs. 7. w. y. BAffstt and Mrs. Bald
ridge.
Dec csmber's as pleasant ~ May,
could be truthfully said and sung yes
terday.
General T. W. Bennett is sufferins
I from . severe attack OF nfiAmmatorJ
rheumatism.
| All members are req lested to be in
| attendance ~ the next meeting OF the
Ladies' Musicale.
| Gaar, Scott Il Cos manufacturing
establish ment commenced work again
this morning. full blast.
| Rentfrows jolly Psthfnders went
from this city to Greenville. o., where
| they will remain . week.
| North Ninth street is having three
intermediate gas lamps put In between
Main street and the depot.
The merchants of this city are well
pate doing large business.
j. B Gilbert. who had his ankle dis
| located SIX weeks ago. is now able to
| get around with the aid OF cane.
| A dog belonging to Michael Sheridan
| gave indications of being rsbid, Satur-
day night, and was killed by off ser
Thomas.
| Dressed quails were selling in the
| market Saturday night tor l23 cents
| each. and those with feathers on tor 10
| cents each.
Harrison Ogborn is moving into his
old home, corner of North Eighth and
b streets. and says that he will never
be tempted to leave it again.
Emil Minck is making an improve
meDt to his brewery that will largely
increase the output of lager. He was
unable to FL his orders last year.
There are several prosecutions pend
ing against saloon keepers tor violating
the liquor law by selling to minors, and
it is rumored that there are more to
follow.
Qlite q large number Of turkeys are
being shipped to the Eastern cities from
this point every week. John Lancaster
makes . regular busines OF shipping
poultry.
Comm ercial travellers say that busi-
ness 10 becoming more brisk, but the in
dicstions are that not As much money
will be spent for holiday goods this
season as last.
Rev. Dr. McMullsn delivered an ex-
oeilent sermon at the First M. h.
church last night. 1t was an earnest.
logical discourse. eloquently and i'm
pressively delivered.
The musical department OF Earlham
College appreciate very highly the cour-
tesy and kindness of Mr.. j. NJ. Starr.
ADD return many thanks for the loan of
two new pianos tor the recital of Decem
Der z.
The Hoosier Drill Company is SO ar
ranging its furnaces as to be able to
utilize natural gas for fuel when there
is Q supply, but should there be . short
age coal can be used without detriment
to business.
Why sit doubled up like An old man,
my boy! What's rheumatism Take the
good the gods provide thee. and send
twenty five cents around the corner for
. bottle OF Salvation Oil and you'll ride
your bicycle tomorrow"
The report that turkeys were unnsual-
ly scarce caused prices to run up to
fifteen cents per pound on Thanksgiv
ing. but it Is not probable that they
will sell tor more than 123 cents Che
price now asked) on Christmas.
A splendid time is anticipated at the
social to be given by the ladies of Col
fax Degree Staff. OF Eden Degree Lodge,
Daughters OF Rsbekah, tomorrow
| (Tuesday) night. The supper will be
one OF the best ever served In this city.
The second special Advent conference
| In st. Paul's Episcopal church to-mor-
| row afternoon at halt past 4 O'Clock. at
which questions upon religious topics
may be proposed orally or In writing
| Ali Christians and the public generally
cordially invited.
Xmss eve will be celebrated at Elk
horn church by . huge tree. loaded with
! presents, to make glad and merry the
hearts OF both old and young. There
| will also be . concert In connection with
the tree, all of which 10 free. and . cor
dial welcome is extended to all.
| No one was disconnected by the
shutting of of gas . few hours yesterday
afternoon, and it is hoped that the re
pairs will have the effect to give . plen
| tiiul supply in the future. The roar OF
gas 1T the Doran bridge regulator a'
dark last night indicated that the
pressure is all right now.
In several Indiana cities orders or
the treasury are at discount and are
being advertised tor sale. In Rich
mond . city order is - good As ''olC
wheat in the mill" for there is plenty
of money in the hands of the treasurer
to pay them on demand. and the sam.
thing ID true In regard to county orders
The revival services ut the Evapgel
ical Mission yesterday were conducted
by Rev Orth and Miss Shawhan, ant
were very interesting. The house VA
we'll filled both morning and evening
and quite an interest was manifested
A good meeting is anticipated by th'
pastor and members OF the mission
Services every evening this week .
7:30. All welcome.
Thanks to the rigid enforcement o
the game law by the farmers of Wayn,
county. quails are quite plenty, An,
should they not be winter killed, ther
will be . good start for next year. Thi
excellent bird Is reported to be yer
scarce in Southern Indiana, and man
sportsmen there are demanding tha
the next legislature shall pass . lav
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