Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-07
LOCAL PICKUPs.

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Charley Daub is seriously ill-afflict-
ed with dropsy.
The st. Paurs Advent services are
largely attended.
Harry Doan. OF Chambers grocery. il
not able to attend to business to-day.
Grip Scott is housed up by severe
attack of acute infAmmstory rheuma-
tism.
The Wayne Agricultural Company
shipped . carl load OF carts to st. Louis
yesterday.
Hermenia Degree Lodge Daughters
of Rebekah will have . meeting in
l. o o. 4. hall to night.
Mrs. John Elliott. who has been suf-
fering with infammatory rheumatism
for several months, is slowly improving.
Billy McAdams plead guilty to violat-
ing the liquor law By selling to . minor.
and was fned $50 and costs in two cases.
Maumee Council OF the Daughters of
Pocahontas will have meeting to night
in the wigwam Of Osceola Tribe, l. o
r. NJ.
A degree staff, accompanied by sew
eral members from Richmond Lodge,
o. q. f., will 20 to Boston to night
to initiate two candidates.
The amount expended in poultry.
cost of shipping, etc. by the three poul-
try dealers of Cambridge City is esti-
mated Ut halt . million dollars.
There will be nut crack at the Y.
NJ G. A. rooms this evening. Recita-
tons, songs and music will be provided.
Boys under sixteen not admitted.
Miss Mary Balfe. one of our popular
music teachers, who has been sick for
some weeks, is SO convalescsnt IS to be
able to take drive this afternoon.
FL. . Charlton. of Haeerstown. was
in the city yesterday to see Gaar, SCOTT
Il Co about making the model of . new
threshing machine he has invented.
Frank Thomas. of 208 North Nine
teenth street. found . bank book
marked A. s. Brooks. The owner can
have the same by calling at his home.
Richmond WAS we'll represented 1T .
ball given in New Paris last night,
which Is represented to have been .
very enjoyable affair. Prot. Custer fur
nished the music.
Miss Matte Whitacre, one of our
Efficient teachers, who has been on the
sick list, is able to be around again and
will begin her new work IT the Garfield
building Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Mann, of
Philadelphia. who were called here by
the death of Mrs Ms mother. Mrs.
John MoGrsw. left on their return
home last evening.
No move has yet been made by the
committeeman OF the Second Ward to-
ward calling . meeting to select . can
didate for Council to fill the vacancy o.
casioned by the resignation of Frank
Dennis.
The appointment of Rev. r. D. Lauf-
man for Temperance Hall. this city, for
to- morrow evening, is postponed one
week. Mr.. Lauiman goes to morrow
to Middletown to assist 1T quarterly
meeting.
The jolly Path6nders played again
last night ut the Grand to . fair audi
ence. The play presented was Scraps"
. medley OF humorous Jokes and ridicu
lous incidents, which caused nearly
continuous roar of laughter.
The fine weather of this month. SO
far, has been q god send to the carpen-
tiers and brioklsyers of this city. Most
of the buildings in progress are SO far
advanced that they are not now liable
to be damaged by freezing weather.
DR.. Mendenhall is in receipt of let
ter from james Barnett, . former
who is now superintendent
of the gas company Ut Cambridge, o
He reports the wells failing. and able 10
maintain . pressure of three ounces
only.
Miss Bertha Reeves was taken dan
ill while visiting relatives near
Springfield. o., last Monday. and for .
few days she was in . critical condition;
but she has about recovered, and her
mother is expected to return home with
her this evening.
Judge Bundy aud wife. of New Cas-
tie, celebrated their golden wedding |
yesterday. A large number of friends,
many from . distsnce, we're present,
and the venerable couple were the
recipients of numerous golden memen-
tos of the kind regard OF friends.
Miss Ida E. Finney received notice |
this morning that she had been sp-
pointed to position in the post office |
department at Washington. under the |
,ivil service examination. Miss Finney
will accept the appointment. and will |
cave for Washington in few weeks.
How shall the Republican candidates
Tor the various offices to be filled at the |
next election in Wayne county be nom
mated. by popular election or delegate
is receiving considerable |
attention, and there are . large number
If persons who favor the convention
method.
In chronic cases of neuralgia, rheu-
natism. or govt, where the disturbing
,ause ia . certain acid which poisons
he blood. Salvation Oil should be used |
This powerful pain destroyer will in
line dissolve the poison circulating in
he blood. and bring relief when ell |
others fail. Price % cents.
Mrs. Fl. 0. Haynes and daughter
Pearl. accompanied by Mrs. NJ. n. Nc
1uire. left Saturday morning 9th inst } |
or Cincinnati. where they take passage
IN the steamer Guidar Star for New
Orleans. After . short stay 10 that city
hey 90 to Mobile, Ala, to remain until
pring. 81. O. Haynes and L. E. Leon
Ird attended them IS far as Cincinnati.
Ed. MArlatt returned from B-ookyille
his morninc WHARF ha was e.llad hv |