Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-28

its meeting the second Thursday night
in January. A delegation OF Richmond
Odd Fellows will probably be in attend
ance.
Behold the world rests and her
tired inhabitants have paused from
trouble and turmoil, because the Gus
tomary headache and neuralgia have
been cured by Salvation Oil. Price .
cents . bottle.
The Richmond Light Guards had .
drill last evening. They are becoming
very proficient in the various move
ments. The boys will receive their
guns and uniforms soon, and will then
be ready for street parades.
Invitations are received BY some in
this city to be present. next Monday. at
the Wesleyan college. Cincinnati, to as
sist 1t the memorial service in honor Of
Mrs. Lucy Webb Hayes. who graduated
from that institution. juno 1850.
Mrs. Catherine Woolverton. OF Preble
county. from whom an ovarian tumor
was removed that weighed twenty five
pounds Ut st. Stephens hospital yester-
day, 10 doing well, and there 10 . good
prospect TOR her speedy recovery.
The piano donsted BY james NJ Starr
20 OOl moLe0Atu Oots ". a. 49, y w
exhibition in . show window 1t g. ii.
Knollenberg's store. It is splendid
instrument, one OF the very best manu-
featured ct the Starr Piono Works.
Conrad Krick received . Telegram
the death of henry Unverxscht. his
resident of this city. Mr.. Krick went
- MunnSA 1aaf AvAuvnp m akfAnA HIS
funeral.
Between Eluora and Seymour the
Evansville 4 Richmond roads 10 practi.
cally closed. The recent heavy rains
have 90 sottened tho banks that they
wash down on to the tracks Q depth Of
two or three feet, and it will be impossi-
BILE to do much with the track until set
tied spring weather.
Daniel Bennett, 127 North Third
street, received . telegram last night
conveying the sad intelligence that Mrs.
Upkyke. OF Frankton. Ind. Mrs. BIS
mother. was dying, and requesting them
to come ct once. The wish was COM
piled with. Mrs. U. had been afflicted
with consumption tor several years.
The PALLADIUM is favored with .
box of fine. rich wedding cake from Mr..
l.
married Christmas eve, at the homo Of
the bride Miss Nettie May Walker
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Walker.
Many thanks, and the best of good
wishes for future prosperity and hsppi-
ness.
Henry Smith, an old soldier from the
Home was found in the Panhandle
yard last night helplessly drunk. and
had not Policeman Ross kindly taken
him to the station house he would al
most surely have been killed. He was
released this morning with An Injunction
to leave town - soon as possible and
steer clear of railroad yards.
Judge l.. M. Ninde and wife, of Fort
Wayne, dined. Christmas day. with
Mrs. Sarah T. Mendenhall and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Virgins. They were en-
route for Xenia, o.. to attend the we'd
ding, on the 18th. of their son. Henry,
and Miss Laura E Munger. daughter
Of Judge Munger. Of that place. The
groom has friends and relatives in
this city. The PALLADIUM offers con-
| CALCULATIONS.
Ellen Gilbert and Lottie Coins. COL
ored. were arrested last evening fol
yaRrancy and taken to the station house
They explained this morning that their
homes were in x enia. o. They arrived
here yesterday from New Castle. having
walked every step of the way" Beine
penniless, they left their bundles oil
| clothing in Mr.. McKinley's wood house
expecting to return there 10 spend the
night if they could do no better. They
were given permission to continue their
journey. and they started on their tramp
with light hearts.