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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
ILLUSTRATE GRAND RAIDS.
aese. Paaa ssepisd - sAs PAsssgrsRh.e /
G4ab Ia-r txaE

NeFG- pan 49, Ftsd bF fAn Fs24ts 90 = :
Cab Lass ShL
r. iraL1 KslsadS Pi1otagrA q.glc CAB
heac q Hleetlug iass egenBg a. avery .
esrs - steze. b tAe >epaEd oalaing
- a.seas ther lads auai ezpeEcnees
s.nce TIE last meeting snd lay cat q
plan tor fUrEare wogk. Taers were
present. the 2ressae q ~ the slus, II.
j e.. PaEkeFs john Harl8s. secretary,
Ald d. T.. I.e..ltt. ITeasIrcE a.J fse9.
=. AAls. q. 3 kgel, "a i. :. hsoAness
as4 Asf1y e. ANGEL Ihs members
nct present were \. Feed AEegF tbe
Librarian g. n h0weri. A. D.. Nieh-
mani, Walter III. Hagbe. ani Col. j..
1leftsl kax. The Lylu in153gTaU 81
Club, ~ Boston, sn4 the elais ia
seTecat oEaer cites are hard 81
work ga1zlag ulagc larn slides
Of tie puble b0.anss Wit
noted historical places n tler cities
aad Flellly. 81 Wel- as those or nAtural
cHriosit e.. Lpon m0t.9n ot DR. +. -
Holmes tas club determined % enter
upoa thls plaa and the members VIII
immediately begin a. illustrate 1rand
hap.ds a thls unique ani interesting
taE-E views AAta HN ~taTAf ~ Att4E
aad afford a great deal OF entertain
nient - the ciDLens a. well a. to tile
ulemfeFs OF the club. IL l. also prO-
posed tO exchange slides With the clubs
ot other cities, - that while tiie club
becomes familiar with the views OF
other localities they viii be enabled e.
advertise Grand Rapids ln most efii-
c.ent and satisfactory manner. The
members of the club are ali enthus.-
sstic auateurs vino make the photo
graphic art a pastlme and A study Tor
scientific improvement They organ
lzed about year ago, and their inter
est and zeal are not AT all abated.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
CHARGED WITH BASTARDY.
Heary Kesiter, OF Muskegon. Wanted IA
fhis City on q serious Charge.

Heary kesiter, OF Muskegon, Wanted IA
Ehis City on a serious Charge.
Charlotte Holden, "A rather pretty
young woman, swore out n warrant he
fore Judge Holmes yesterday charging
Henry Keslter, OF Muskegon, with has-
tardy. Tie warrant was placed IN the
hands OF Deputy Sheriff lameraux,
who left immediately Tor Muskegon IN
search of Kesiter Miss Holden claims
that she MAS working IN the mill board
ing house OF Hitchcock * Myrne, in
MuskegOn, while KeSlter worked III the
mill, and that he seduced her on the
most solemn promises of marriage.
She came ~ tins city some months
ago and went TO 81. Marks Home where
her child was born April .. kcslter
will probably take a trip to this city to-
daV.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
DIR. HOLT IMPROVING.
His Wife and Brother Here-Interesting
Phases of the Case.

DR.. Holt, whose prostrauon from the
effects Of cocaine has attracted consd-
cradle public attention, is still at the
L. r. A. Home, attended by his wife
and brother. He is slowly recovering,
but IS still weak and nervous. The at
tending physicians are studying
not only how to bring him out of MS
present difficulty, but also how TO
break up the habit which led 10 IT,.
There are several ways for curing dip
sOmania, but physicians are very much
IN the dark as the proper method for
treating the cocaine habit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

Having paid all their Indebtedness,
Doric Lodge No. 3l2, +. & 4. NJ, have
arranged for a grand banquet at their
rooms, 80 West Bridge-st.. after the reg
ular order of business Thursday even
ing, May 9, % which every member IS
cordially invited to be present and par
t.cipate in having a splendid good time.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
ST. JOSEPH'S SOCIETY.
Proceeding at the Nay Meeting Lest
NfrNt

Proceedings at the Nay Meeting Lest
Night
st. Joscph's Catholic Beneficial SOci-
ely Of - Mary's Church held its
monthly meeting last night at the
Casino. The report of the Secretary
showed that there had been but one
death out Of the Isl members during
the year. The society is In splendid
condition, and owns Its handsome
headquarters on Scrbner and Third
s.-, which are fitted up in elegant
style. besides having a neat balance on
hand. The ohiec. Of the sOclcty Is %
pay n benefit ~ - PER week during the
sickness Of mcnicr and 500 ON
death. or $50 ou the death OK a mcm-
tcrs wife. Tie monthly dues are Only
I'D rrrt~- ou reNt sunday evening at :
O'Clock tac members of the society VIII
g.Eo a tcrman play u their Httlc tnca-
t-r up stairs. entitled "Dcn ~oho WIr!
meu Eoccuerzen.' end % concert boy
-t Mary CHOIR Vii also bc gwen.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07

Tho largest order for the import of
any European speciality has just been
placed with a Berlin house. Twenty
thousand cases Of Johann IIoh's Malt
Extract have been ordered by the
American agents of this house. the
Eisner Il Nendelson Co., of New York +,
to he shipped here during the ensuing
year. direct from Johann Hoff 5 factory,
at Berlin, in regular semi-monthly
shipments. 1t Is astonishing what a
firm hold this well-known nutritiye
tonic has obtained here. Almost as
much is prescribed and used here as in
the old world, where this article has
been sold since 1917. Its sale Is con-
stantly increasing, although numerous
limitations have been placed on the
market, but none succeeded 10 attain
the standard of the "old reliable"
genuine article.-Nor York Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
5000 Reward.

We viii pay the above reward for any case of
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. Sick Headache,
Indigestion. Constipation or Costiycness We
cannot cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills,
when the directions are strictly com piled
with. They are purely Vegetable. and never
fail 20 give satisfaction. sugar coated. Large
boxes, containing ~ Pllls, = cents. FOR sale
by all Druggists. Beware Of countcrfeits and
limitations. The genuine manufactured only
by JOHN c. WEST * CO. The Pill Makers"
go West Madison ST, Chicago. Free trial
Scent stamp. sold by ". N. Tibbs, 10 Mon
.oe-st. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-07
CONCERT TOMORROW.
Excellent Entertainment at the Holland
Liberal Church.

Excellent Entertainment at the Holland
Liberal Church.
A concert viii be given by the ladies
of the Holland Liberal church, in the
auditorium, tomorrow evening, corner
OF Ionia and Bridge-st. The following
excellent programme viii be rendered:
PricstermaTsch aus Alfalfa.
T. Mendelsshon Bartholdy.
organ Voluntary.
Pinksterdag. J. Schuetze.
Song by Second Choir.
Violin and Piano.
- Liefst wat TX heb op aard." T.. Hermes
song by First Choir.
senate Pathetiquei Adagiol. I. Van Beethoven
tornrt and Piano.
Aus ddr drZauber;i0te:lu In dIesen Hell gen iI2llen'
". A. Mozart.
Bass solo by Mr.. \. stork.
"Ayondlied." T. Abt.
song by second Choir;
Manfred. No. K. Schuman.
organ Piano and Violin.
song BY Firsl Choir.
Eanfasie Eieoaur. Agatha II. Cremer.
"Wehu die SchWaben helmwartZ Ziehen."
Piano solo.
Surprise.
"Lentelied." Z. Abt.
Songb Second Cholr.
% Heaven. hear nay prayer Eoch.
COrnet and Plano.
"Deln BID O. Nicola
Duet for Soprano and Bass.
Two Dutch songs:
ia ken cen hed' " 10 Noi
Bass SOLO By Mr.. \. Stork;
DE Hoop" Dan De Lanse.
Song by First Choir.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-07

&ppfpeb, Sr69beit Ser 2eber, faurer Nta9en unb Elm
btliDier 3uitano berbitet, oa bic %9enofiene Speiie tire
ndbrenben Gt9eni6afteu as GrioB fir ben notiirliben
8erbrau6 oes &Drpers Iiefert
~ 8eobabtet bic folgenben SDntptonte, bic bon
9etben Der 9erbau1n9sDr9aue berritbret @eritops
flung, tnnerlibe SdmorrDoiben, glntanbrang mad
benz &opfe, lauren Wtn9en, ltebelteit, Gob6renuer,
Wibertpilen gegeu Spetie, cine S9pere int Mhager,
iaures @ufftp5en, elm Sefi1I oes Stufens am 9er5eu.
elm 9efiibl beg Grittfens beimt Sie9en, 9ei9pa9te
@ebfraft 8untte Ober @elpebe Dor ben Nn9en, Sieber
unb Sdmer5en I'M &opfe, perminberte Transportation,
Selbbeit Der Saut un0 Der Au9er, S1mer5en in Der
@eite, Der 8ruit ben Slieber1t, nnb plDBlibe Slltba
tpelet.
Wenige 9oien bon gaotpab's 0iHem tperbeu ben
&Drper BON alen Dbe1 an9eiibrten Set6en befreien.
9reis 25 Gents bic S6a1teG. gu babeH BET allen
Mpotbefern.
@enn elm @potbefer pber 9o6enbeitber pteIei9t
&obpap'S 4tGet ni6t p~orrat1i9 bat 10 i9idt rs @tS.
fir cine 9badteI ober etne1t Dollar fur funf S1a6s
tsIn on SaStnaD & Co., 80 @arren ctr, Stem
9Orf, un6 mir idnfen ie Sud per YDit BIT.
S9idt cine griefmarte an 9r. NaoiDaD 6 60.
9tD. 80 @arren Ctr, 9tep 9ort. gelebrlng, Saus
Ieube tpertb, tptrb Sud baflr Su9ei9idt perben, $3.50
9Nn OaS 4mbIiflnt I: 8erlanQt nur WaOtu6B'S
unb ~iber5euQt Sud, OaB Der Shame nRADWAYH ouf
benz III, bas SIR fault.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-07
Heilung

auer 2eiben bes W2a9ens, Der 9eber, Der Gi1t9etueibe,
Der @ierert, Der 8Iaie, n~ern6Ier Seiber, 9lppetitloTigs
tett. &opfpeh, 9eritopfun9, 9Dspepte, bilt6fes 9eiOen,
Steber, MISUNDERSTANDING 9auorrboiben un0
oaer StDrun9en Der tnterli9en Srgane. 3ein peoetos
6tltIb, fein 0uedjtlber, Ntineralien pber i1abIt9eH
9ro9ten entbalten0.
9oaitdnOiQe 8erbuuIn9 tpirb er5ielt bur1 ben &c.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12
LOCAL PICKUPS.

David Winborn. South Thirteenth
street. is the proud father OF bright
baby girl.
Rev. j. Ward Stone and wife will en-
tertain DR.. Henson. the lecturer on
Fools" to- night 1t supper.
The people have taken Geo. Detch i
Sons BY surprise. Their Holiday trade
il greatly increased over 1888.
General Sam Watson, Who resides
near Strawns, lost about $500 by the
Cyclone last Tuesday night, but had
81 900 Cyclone insurance.
PRAYER meeting ct the United Presby-
terrain church will begin this evening ct
Z o'clock, and close in time tor the leo
ture 1T Phillips Opera House.
Elder Jacob Rife went to Middle
town, Henry county, this morning to At
tend the fAneral Of Elder George
Hoover, . distinguished minister OF tho
German Baptist church.
Mrs. w. l. Perry. OF 222 South Thir-
teenth street. and her friend, Miss Pur-
dene Carter, OF Chicago. had an after
noon ct home Wednesday, ct which
time about fifteen or twenty called.
Mr.. Fletcher Humphrey, Of Indian
spolis, State secretary OF the I. M. U.
A., and G. j. Hicks. Of New York. SEQ
rotary of the International Association,
were in the city TO- day in the interest
of the State work.
William McMullen WAS aRraigned in
Mayors court this afternoon on . charge
of having committed An assault and bat
terry upon William Musser. The evil
dence sustained the charge and he WAS
fined SIS and costs.
Rev. w. 8. Jordan's Sunday school
class at the First NJ. E. Sunday school
will give . reception and supper at the
church Friday, December 10. It 10 to
be something out of the usual order.
and . good time il expected.
A Panhandle conductor dropped .
dollar on the floor at the depot this
morning, and it rolled into crack and
was lost to view. The plank under
which it rolled WAS marked. and his
wealth will probably be returned to
him.
Thad Gordon, of Knightstown. is in
the city this morning. He reports that
the Knightstown company has struck
much the best flow of natural gas yet
found in the Knightstown field. That
town now has an ample supply OF gas
for ell purposes and some to spare.
Young Toskey. arrested yesterday
afternoon for stealing . few trinkets
from the Five and Ten Cent Store. was
released after being kept long enough in
the station house to give him . good
scare. There was no thought of prose-
outing him. ~ the articles taken were
recovered.
William 81. II. WATSON went to Win
chester this afternoon to attend the re-
union of the Nineteenth Indiana Vol
unteer. Will Was . member of the
Ninth, but his brother. Thomas Jeffer-
SON WATSON, belonged to the Nineteenth
and was killed in the FIRST days fight at
Gettysburg.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

The ladies Of st. Stephens Hospital
Aid Society wish to express their
thanks to each and every church of the
city for their generous aid in money and
supplies. and in hard work during the
time OF the Union Exchange. The
finances of the hospital have been great
~ eased. but the generous spirit shown
BY churches and citizens have been tho
best result. The millennium spirit over
this sweet charity il the greatest Of oil.
The receipts were 1854 SO, Of which
was contributed by st. Johns Lutheran
Church. $50 46; St. Paul's Lutheran.
SIS; st. Andrews. Catholic, So 20; St.
Mays, Catholic. $54 All of the other
churches in the city contributed money
and supplies for the suppers and sale
tables. All did nobly. and worked
harmoniously in the interest of an in
stitution in which there il . common
pride. The expenses were $63 "a. leav-
ing balance OF 500 80.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

There are many varieties of spectacles
But am thankful that after being COM
PEELED to wear them constantly for ter
years. / now have NO need for them.
nor have had tor two years past, but
can read the finest print, day or night,
and write with as much ease - when /
was . school boy. Apply the ointmen
to the eyelids at night and battle the
eyes with hot rain water in the morn
ing. This ointment strengthens the
vision. Price, Is cents per box.
fun4dw6m I.C. TRAGUB,
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12
DIES.

Your experience with Over
shoes NO doubt has been
that of discomfort and in-
convenience i'm slipping off,
Such being the fact. we are
pleased to call your atten-
ton to the Pure Gum I'm
lined CrO4uets. put up in
silk plush handbags. very
suitable for holiday pres
ents. They are q delight to
the wearer. for they cling 70
the shoe and do not bind
the feet. and you can walk
I'm them without the least
restraint or fatigue. You
are invited to call and see
them. Store open every
evening.
j. M. WILLIAMS,
decIl-dtf ia Main st.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12
Plead Not emily.

David Hamilton, arrested yesterday
afternoon by Officers Murray and Ell
stro on the charge OF burglary (breaking
into the residence OF Christopher G.
Weist yesterday morning about 2:30),
was arraigned before the mayor thus
morning and plead not guilty. He will
have . preliminary hearing to morrow
morning 1T $50 before the mayor.
Hamilton is . young man, apparently
not more than twenty years old. He
came here about three weeks ago, and
has been regarded With suspicion from
the TACT that he has frequently been
away from his boarding house until .
late hour 1T night.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12
Mayors Court.

Marion Justice came to the city yes
terday afternoon and INDUCED in corn
Juice to an extent that caused him to be
ripe enough to pull" and officer Oxen
dyne gathered him in and placed him
behind the bars in the station house.
He plead guilty to . plain drunk this
morning and WAS fined 50 80, which he
paid.
Charles Watson. colored. was drunk
on North E street yesterday and was
arrested by officer Eistro. he entered
. plea Of guilty this morning. and was
assessed the usual So 80 He can be
found ct the county jail during the next
ten days.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

Little Shetland pony. the
smallest Of his age. Import.
ed by HerAchel L. Fisher for
ID. III. FOuts. He will be On
exhibition nj the Poultry
Show at Park Rink every
day and evening. All the
little ones can have q ride
ON little Tom who are not
deemed too heavy by the
superintendent. list
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

For the benefit of the east
end and patrons through.
out the city generally. L have
now . full supply of Spare
Ribs and TenderlOfns. and
freAh Baltimore Oy sfers,fhe
finest that was ever brought
to this market.
JOHN A. BUFFKINS.
Cor. Eleventh and Main St.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12
Appeal for Aid.

To the Citizens Of Richmond, Wayne County
Ind. Greeting:
We. the trustees and members OF the
Wesleyan Methodist church. are at this
time in . financial struggle. Our church
is in debt 1915. More than halt of said
amount is due in . short time. and we,
of ourselves, cannot raise the amount
that must be raised at once. We there
fore come in full confidence. asking you
to Aid Us once more in this hard strug.
gle. The amount that must be raised
ct once is 1915. The pastor in charge
and D. Polk are authorized to received
subscriptions and to collect the same.
Others will be authorized ct once to
assist in raising the amount.
d. EcKELs,
j. RoLsToN,
r. RENEKER,
T. Ii. THOMSON,
Trustees.
REV. A, LAwRHNCE, Pastor,
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

On leaving Richmond temporarily to
take charge of the department to which
| have been appointed in Washington.
D. O., wish to give notice that | shall
retain my legal residence 1T Richmond,
and when l retire from the position
with which have been honored l ex-
poet to return and spend the remainder
Of my life among the people who have
ever been kind and courteous to myself
and family. 1 have lett my business in
the hands of A. E. Croker.
Respectfully. j. Nj. TOWNSEND.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

8A31$V>s>A&s
c. @. Esbert went to Cincinnati last
evening.
W. @. Porter went to Cincinnati last
evening.
j. j. Jordan went to Cincinnati this
morning.
Mr.. Ruth Powell went to Cincinnati
last evening.
Miss Florence Dunn went to Dayton
last evening
B. B. Myrick went to indianapolis
this morning.
Mrs. Nellie Riley went to Hamilton
this morning.
Calvin Sharp. Of indianapolis. is in
the city to day.
B. L. Martin returned from Rush
vile last evening.
Miss Lena Fulehum went to Cincin-
natl this morning.
A. l.. McMeans 10 calling on friends
1t Strswns TO- day.
Mrs. Mary Patterson went to Indian
spolis this morning.
Miss Caroline Muller went to Gin
cinnati this morning.
John Williams returned from Ur-
bsna. o.. last evening.
Mrs. Anna Meyers returned from
Sidney, o., last evening.
Major j. 8. Ostrander returned from
Indianapolis last evening.
Judge d. w. Comstoek returned
from Plafn6eld last evening.
Judge 81. @. Fox went to Eaton last
evening on professional business.
Miss Belle Ballenger. of Williams
burg. il visiting friends in the city.
Miss Mamie Elliott went to Indian
spolis last evening on visit to friends.
Mrs. Mary TuIlis went to Fort
Wayne last evening on . visit to
friends.
Miss Jennie Grueber went to Green
vile, Ohio, this morning on . visit to
friends.
Mrs. A. L. McMeans and Mrs. Glen
Gaar are calling on friends In lndiAnap-
oils to- day.
Miss Pnebbie White returned last
evening from . pleasant visit to friends
in New Castle.
Mrs. William Threlkeld went to Gal
liopolis, u this morning, on . visit to
relatives and friends.
John Hamilton, of Hamilton. O.. is
| circulating among comrades OF the 93d
Ohio in this city to day.
Mrs. Thomas Dolloff returned last
| evening from an exceedingly pleasant
visit to friends in New Paris.
j. d. Middleton, of Wilmington, O.,
| paid his brother, W. Fl. Middleton, q
flying visit yesterday morning.
james Sullivan. Of Detroit. Mich, il
| visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. james
Sullivan. North Thirteenth street.
Bob Conley went to Winchester this
morning to attend the reunion Of his old
regiment. He will be gone two days.
Rev. NJ. Mahin went to indianapolis
this morning to attend . meeting OF the
board of trustees Of DePauw university
Miss May Henchman and her aunt
Mrs. Taylor, LETT this morning fol
Townsville, Gs.. to spend the winter
Miss Marie Earhart. of North Nine
teenth street. returned to day from .
two-months' visit to friends at Troy, o
Mr.. George R. Dilks has recovered
from his recent severe indisposition
and went to Charlottesville this morn
ing.
Willism Mendenhall went to Marion
to day to lay out An addition to thai
town in the interest of Cincinnati syn
dictate.
Rev. DR.. Townsend and family LEFT
this morning for Washington. d. @.
where they will remain during the doc
tors term Of office.
Colonel w. w. Dudley and son passed
through this city yesterday afternoon
en- route for Indianapolis on business
They will return here Friday, and will
probably spend few days with friends
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12
nv. A. LAWRENCE. Pastor.
Guilsy without Crime.

This powerful four act drama adapted
from Miss NJ. E. Braddon's famous
novel Aurora Floyd, WAS given ct the
Grand last night by Dore Davidson .
popular company. The plot is very in
tricate and r. CURED very skillful hand
ling. Miss RAmie Austin - Stella
completely captivated the audience.
Mr.. Dore Davidson as Tom Rawson. the
Softy, who conceals his plot of revenge
for the loss of his son behind feigned
imbecility, Was the strongest character
OF the evening.
These two leading characters were
we'll supported. 1t has been some time
since Richmond audience has been
favored with 90 excellent an entertain
ment of this class.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

Finest Marble Clocks from $40 to $l2
New patterns Walnut Clocks from
81 so up.
Come and see our knives, forks and
spoon and compare prices and quality
OF goods.
A new line of oxidized novelties and
solid silver goods Just In to day.
Gold spectacles from g 80 up ct r
B. Dickinson's, 523 Main street. IL 3
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

A week and full opportunity has been
given the patrons OF the Popular Leo
ture Course to reserve their seats.
Those who omit tosdo so should not kick
il they don't get the best in the house.
There are . number of desirable seats
yet open to reserve for the lecture to-
to night.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12
me ffrst National.

The twenty. sixth annual election for
Directors of the First National Bank of
Rich mond, will be held at said Bank on
Tuesday, January IA 1890. At o'clock
JAMES f. REEVES, President.
12-mon I'd
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

Go to j. A. Hiatt & Cos
North End Drug Store,
where you will find . nice
selection of Holiday Goods.
thuAsat
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

HOlders.Of Season Tickets.
Please have your tickets with you
when seeking 70 reserve seats Mr..
Steele cannot remember every body, and
has to keep . record of tickets marked
''Ionian." No reserves can be secured
without the tickets.
dec7 -dtd, LECTURE COMMITTEE
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

Wholesale stock of Diamonds,
Watches and Jewelry will arrive to-
morrow. Goods at almost your own
price at r. B. Dickinson's, 523 Main
street. 12d3
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

DR.. Allison, the Pharmacist. has re-
moved to 1914 Main street. where -
heretofore. he will make . speciality of
the Prescription business and Pure
Drugs and Medicines. Prescriptions
filled accurately day or night.
SEPT dit.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

Remember. nothing higher than 10,.
1T the New York Five and Ten Cent
Store. Stock oil nice and new. No old
stock. DIV
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

We have Q much finer assortment Of
Christnas novelties than ever before
Call and zee our display.
1912 ELLwOoD MORRIS / Co.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

Our display of Christmas goods is
now complete. We cordially invite all
to call and see our many lines of the
choicest gift articles.
1912 ELLwooD MORRIS & Co.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

WAsHIHoroN, Dec. 12.-Foreoast for
the twenty four hours commencing
Ct 3 o'clock D. n. to-day tor Indiana
and Ohio: Fair, southerly winds. mush
lower temperature BY Friday night
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

Call ct Fletcher Medearis, No. 9
South Eighth street. and get . circular
describing the New Celebrated l. @.
SpeceIcles and Eye Glasses. Ii you
wear glasses this greatly interests you.
nov25i3n
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

Every body Is going to the
Poultry Show at Park Rink
Dec. III to IS. ll.3t
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-12

A large assortment of fancy Lamps at
Wilkes China Store.