Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-10
LOCAL PICKUPS.

l EIB0k Otoeelcts VI kue aOOO3St DIll
foundry, il on the sick list.
| Daniel Cum Minis Is convalescing from
. severe attack OF pneumonia
| Miss Ramie Austen il IN American
girl who was educated abroad
There will be several weddings in
this city before the close of 1889.
Professor Otto Williams will occupy
the new frame cottage ct 131 South
| Eleventh street.
To regulate the Stomach. Liver and
| Bowels. DIR. Pierce's Pellets excel. %
cents . vial; one . dose.
The various Sunday schools OF this
city are 81 work making arrangements
fJr the Christmas festivities.
Miss Mary Cadwsllader. of South
Eleventh street, who has been sick for
the past two weeks, il improving.
| Professor Swan will organize . choir
ct the Third NJ + church to night,
and will have charge of the rehesrsals
of the same.
| James Anderton. of Dayton. Grand
Secretary OF the Grand Lodge, l. q. o
F OF Ohio. Was in the city this morn
ing. He was en- route to Camden on
business In the interest OF the order.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
s oiety OF Whitewater monthly meeting
| will meet on filth day afternoon At the
| residence of John Virgins, l27 North
| Tenth street, and not 1t Charles Fran
| cisco's, Is heretofore announced.
Drink, pretty creature, drink"
| little ut . time of DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup, and you will relieve your cold.
and not rack your chest and lungs to
pieces and keep every body else in .
| state of agitation. Price twenty i've
cents
Arthur Williams. . Richmond boy
who has already made his mark in the
stricsl circles, will join the Dore David
son party here TO morrow night. The
company 10 an exceptionally strong one,
and the many friends OF Mr.. Williams
are pleased to see him connected with
it.
The special car of President Roberts
in which President Harrison and party
were taken to Indianapolis, passed
through the city this morning at an
early hour, en- route for Washington.
but did not contain the Presidential
party. They went direct from Chicago
to Washington.
Miss Ranie Austen made her debut
IS Gals.ea in "Pygnalion and Galates,"
before . London audience. aud won in
Simultaneous favor-the Prince of Wales
occupied box and declared her the
peer OF any actress who had assumed
tho role. She WAS at that time only
fifteen years OF age.
William McMullen, against whom .
charge is pending in police court for
having committed an assault and bat
terry upon William Musser, appeared
| 10 Avs> ~ hy,A
yet being able to appear to prosecute.
the case was continued. It il thought
M user will be able to appear in . few
days.
Lerton Runyan. of the City Mill
Works, has had much sickness in his
family and part of the time has hardly
been able to work. Yesterday the boys
ct the in the machine room
made up . purse containing nearly
twenty dollars and presented it to him.
He desires to return his sincere thanks
to the boys who remembered him 80
kindly.
The Band OF Hope will have . meet
ing to- night in Temperance Hall, and it
will be we'll attended, from the fact that
Christmas 10 near 1T hand and the little
folks know that something nice awaits
them then il they are prompt in their
attendance. An unusually Interesting
program will be presented this evening.
and it il hoped that large number Of
adults will enjoy it with the children.
The horse driven to Arnold's deliv-
cry wagon. INDUCED in . runaway this
morning. but fortunately it was not At
tended with serious results. The driver
had stopped on Main street, near Sixth.
and the horse, probably not relishing
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alley east of Sixth street, in which the
stable is located. In the alley the
wagon looked wheels with Zsller's de-
livery wagon, and the single tree of
Arnold's wagon breaking. the horse WAS
released and ran to the stable.
Charley st. Clair, when . brakeman
in the Panhandle Yards . few months
since. was knocked from . freight car
OF his duty. By passing freight car and
received painful injuries. brought suit
for damages against the company. The
matter hung fire. for some time, but .
few days ago the company agreed to
give him $500, which was accepted and
the money paid to him. He LETT for
Chicago last night. where he has . pe-
sition awaiting him on the Chicago Il
Northwestern road.
The gentlemen appointed by the
com missioners to view the toll roads
and appraise their value in the town
ships in which taxpayers have asked
tibet an election be held to ascertain the
| wish OF the voters in regard to purchas-
| ing the toll roads and making them tree,
have made their report, but the com
missioners decline to make public the
value placed on the roads by the ASSESS
| ors until the board has ascertained from
| the directors Of the roads whether they
| would accept the price fixed upon them
in the event the people should
mendable, for il the directors refuse to
accept the price named. that settles the
matter. but the impression prevails that