Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-16

DAD Of church furniture TO Xsnis. o..
10 day.
There will be . union cottage prayer
meeting to night ~ Sill North Sixteenth
street.
Ex-Policeman John G. Bennett i:
very ill. His recovery Il considered
very doubtful.
Rev. Baltxlsy occupied the pulpit at
the First English Lutheran church
yesterday morning.
August Camp. of Concord. o., il the
guest Of his brother, William Camp, OF
South Sixth street.
There were 235 children in attend.
ance at Grace NJ. Z. Sabbath school
afternoon.
The city council will meet in regular
session to night, and considerable busi-
ness will be disposed OF.
A shoe dealer makes the cruel re-
mark that most girls buy shoes tU ht the
head instead of their ieet.
Professor Shrawder. Of the Business
College. il on the sick list this morning
and unable to be ct his post.
The Junior class OF EArlham college
gave . very interesting performance at
Lindley Hall Saturday night.
Called meeting Richmond Lodge No.
1856 F Il A. NJ. to morrow night. Dec.
II, 1889. Work in third degree.
There Was very good attendance at
Prohibition Hall yesterday afternoon.
and the meeting Was very interesting.
The express companies are already
taking Christmas presents from persons
in this city to friends in the far West.
Richmond Lodge. 1. o. o. f.. will
confer the third degree on two candi-
dates from East Boston Lodge to night.
The candidates tor the Republican
nomination for county off ces are getting
in some good solid work - the days are
passing By.
The churches are getting ready for
the Christmas entertainments, and chill
dren are now feeling An increased inter
est in Sabbath. schools.
There was . good attendance at
Friends North A street meeting yester-
day morning, and Aaron G.. GAno de-
livered 40 excellent discourse.
Yesterday WAS . very fine day for
driving. Nearly every livery rig and
private turnout in town WAS utilized
Days like yesterday are rare in Deoem
Der.
Lindsay Wright, for years . we'll.
known and highly esteemed resident Of
Franklin township, this county. died .,
his home, near Mt. Etna, Ind, last
week.
Wayne township school No. 6, on the
Middleboro pike. conducted by Miss
Pittsmeyer, will give . toe social mex
Friday evening. A grand time is antic
ipated.
The Philharmonic Society will have
. regular meeting this evening. and
there will be . large attendance. for oil
the members are interested in theil
studies.
A good time is anticipated ct the
members meeting ct the Y. M. @. A
tonight. An excellent program has
been prepared. All members are re.
quested to be present.
There was . large attendance ct the
rife shooting match at Csmpbellstown
were we'll represented. r. q. DIckin-
son and j. G. Collins each won . nice
fat turkey.
As remedy for accidents common to
every day lite, such as cuts. bruises
sprains. burns. scalds, and frost bites.
Salvation Oil has NO equal in the
market. IL literally annihilates pain
Price rs cents.
Billy Franklin, of Hagerstown. en-
listed in the Nineteenth Indiana when
he was only kid" and followed its
:: es :' ..d NO 90 one e re- re-
oeived more attention.
Rev. Mr.. Jordan's Glass of the Firsi
NJ. r. Sabbath school will give an en-
tertainment in the church next Friday
evening. The proceeds will be applied
to procuring supplies for the Christmas
festival of the children.
The Starr Piano Works shipped
twenty eight pianos during the past
week. Such is the popularity of this in
strument that the large force employed
work until 8 O'Clock every night, and
then are behind the orders.
8. Jordan. OF the First M. E. Church,
psrlors of the church next Friday even
ing. 1t will be unique affair. some
thing out OF the usual order.
Cpeclei ADVENT conference service In
ST. PauPs Episcopal church to- morrow
Tuesday, afternoon At half past 4.
when the rector will answer questions
on religious topics proposed orally or in
writing. All Christians and the public
invited.
The general opinion is that the ap-
prsisers put about the right value uI on
the turnpike roads examined by them.
As free pixies are desideratum there is
but little doubt that the people will be
willing to make the purchase at the
figures named.
There was . very large attendance at
the morning and evening services 1T the
First NJ E. church yesterday, and the
pastor. Rev. Mr.. Lamport, delivered
Two able and exceedingly interesting
discourses. The music was very fine
on both occasions.
The new dancing club will be known
- the Meteors. They will give their
irst ball ct VauRhsr's hall on the even
ing Of Dec. &c Montana Bros. Of Day
.on. will furnish the music. This club
9 under first class Management and an
excellent time is anticipated.
The tickets to the musicale entertain
nent to be given by Sol Meredith Post
!. A. Il. on New Years eve. are selling