Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12
LOCAL PICKUPs.


o five days sused by Sickness.
George Fl. Armstrong 70 ff1 ID of . fin
base burner. Mutt Bishop. who work
st Cars. held the lucky number.
TIE Panhandle pay car will arriv,
this evening and fill the pocket book
| of the employees of that road residin!
here.
| Services at the Evangelical Mission
every evening this week. conducted b.
Rev. Orth and Miss Shawhan. Every
body welcome.
Evening prayer and lecture by til,
rector on THE Apostles Greed" 10 St
P.ufs Episcopal church. ct o'clock
Seats free. Public invited.
John s Iredell wishes it understood
that he is . candidate for the Republi
can nomination for sheriff, all reports
to the contrary notwithstanding.
The Richmond Rlfs Team will have
. shooting match next Saturday after
noon at Beech Grove range The team
gold badge will be the principal prize.
The wind, Tuesday evening, unrooied
the barn OF Mr.. Tice Wise In Clay
township, blew down his fences and
uprooted several valuable timber trees
churches this evening, but they com
menoe half An hour earlier than usual
to give those who desire to do so an op
portunity to hear the lecture of Mr..
Henson.
Star Lodge, l. o G. T., held a very
prosperous meeting last night. Six ap
plications for mem bership were consid-
cred and accepted. The Chief Tenn pisr
from Shelbyville is expected to be pres
ent at next meeting.
"A merry heart goes all the day" but
who can merry be. when racked and
tormepted with q hateful cough Be
wise. and try DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
1t relieves ~ once. cures promptly, and
costs but twenty five cents bottle.
The RI. Rev. d. B. Knickerbscker.
Bishop OF Indiana, will oficiate at all
services in st. Paul's Episcopal church
next Sunday. Decem Der 10. giving CON
hrmation at 10: 80 .. N. and preaching
both morning and evening sermons.
DR. Mahin went to Indianapolis this
morning to attend meeting OF the
board of trustees of De PAW Univers-
ity. They will elect = new president
and a new dean of the school Of theol-
ogy to succeed DR.. s L. Bowman, re-
signed.
Serenadera were out in the west end
last night. The night air was o little
chilly, but several windows were raised
in compliment to the brave young men
who ran the risk OF contracting bad
oolds and sore Threats to please their
dulcinas.
The baptistery at the Baptist Church
was filled last Saturday, in anticipation
OF baptismal services soon. Tues
day evening it was discovered that some
mis- creant had entered the church and
opened the valve, allowing all the water
to escape.
Harry w. Sweeney. formerly brake
man on the Cambridge City branch Of
the j., M. 4 l. road, has commenced
suit against the Pennsylvania Company
for $50 900 damages for personal iniu
ries. The plaintiff was hurt last May,
while in the employ of the company.
Architect Mclaughlin will have the
drawings and plans of the proposed
new court house completed by
the 18th of January If they are
accepted by the commissioners the
letting of contracts will be at once
advertised, and the contracts can be
awarded at the March term OF the COM
missioners' court.
Grovell Bundy the young man shot by
Ed. Thomas Tuesday evening is getting
along nicely, and will recover. He
claims that there was no serious d. fiji Guilty
between him and Thomas, and that he
had no thought that their little I'M
pleasantness would eliminate in trouble
much less shooting. Thomas has aot
yet been captured and no special effort
is being made to find him.
Night before last Harry Lintner, who
lives about tour miles northwest of
town. had the root blown off the part
of his house by the storm. He occu-
pies this particular part as . bed room,
and was not aware that his roof was
gone until he was ready to retire when
he found his room without & covering.
He was in the city yesterday to get csr-
penters to repair the damage.
An Intellectual attempt wss made to
burglarize the post offioe in New Paris,
o. Tuesday night. The burglar. after
demolishing the transom over the front
door, became frightened at the noise
made by breaking the glass, a ed leaving
his tools to tell the tale OF the attempt
eed burglary. Had he succeeded in
getting in the off ce he would only have
got few postage stamps and about two
dollars in money.
There will be contributors meeting
at the 7 Nj. G. A. rooms Friday even
ing. December ID and not December 20,
Is WAS announced in the cards. The
object of this meeting is to get the con-
tributors better acquainted with the
work The Youne Mems Gymnasium
Club will give an exhibition drill, and
other interesting features will be pro
vided. No attempt will be made to
raise any funds 1T this meeting.
The Improvements for this season in
this city are about completed The
vslue OF Improvements made during
1889 will aggregate about 300 900.
which is very satisfactory, and there
has been . marked increase in popula-
ton. Richmond is moving steadily for
ward on ell lines. and that it will con-
tinue to improve is conceded by every
body The outlook for next year 10 very
a.ttering, for it il an slmost absolute
certainty that the f & Il. railroad will
be completed early in the season.
and that. of itself. will give the city .
boom that will prove permanent.