Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-24

longing to j. NJ. Westoott. The shll
bringing them viii be due there in
few days.
The Orphans ct the Wernle HON
will have . least to morrow. kiefeH
the baker. donates cake for the occa
sion-
All persons desiring to place present
upon the tree ct the First NJ Z. churcl
will please leave them there By 6 o'clool
sharp.
Rev. Orth. pastor of the Evanaelica
Mission, returned home to day from
Ohio, where he has been conductinl
quarterly meeting.
Mr. Q7ieley. one of the workmen .
the Fulton Boiler Works, had fnge
badly mashed this morning by . sledge
hammer in the hands OF an assistant.
N. G. Henley did nice thing yester
day BY sending the children OF tn
Home for Feeble minded . Christina
gift OF two dozen pair of roller skates.
Mrs. Frank Wright. of near Middle
boro, who has been suffering from
serious disturbance of tie nervous sys
tenn, il much better and bids fair to re
cover.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Hunt. nea
WILLIAMSBURG, entertained . tamil,
party at dinner. Friday, December 20
with their accustomed generous and en-
joyable hospitality.
The host and hostess of the Reynold
Hotel. Williamsburg. gave hne Turks,
dinner last Friday in compliment to TIT
Messrs Reynolds and families. who sr'
about removing to Elwood. A piessan
time was enjoyed.
DR.. A. B. Simpson went to New Mad
ison last night to attend the funeral to
day of his brother-in- law, Daniel Rel
gel, a pioneer Of Darke county, who wa
. gentleman we'll and favorably know
to many persons in this city.
George Conklin the lion tanner. say
he will have nothing to do with cross
eyed animals, nor use any other remedy
for his coughs and colds but DR.. Bull
Cough Syrup. He says it is the only
reliable cough medicine to he had.
Ed Il Parker, OF the Telegram, re.
ceiyed Q Christmas box from Chicago
this morning. and ii was found to con
tain a bible. handsomely bound in Tur
key morocco. There WAS nothing to in.
dicate who it came from, but il Wal
doubtless from some one who though'
Ed would be proftted by perusing III
pages.
The Ladies of the Matinee Musicale
will add to the pleasures of the holiday
by . Ballad Concert given by them q
the Vaughan Hall Saturday evening the
18th. L. will be complimentary to &C
tive and associate mem bers. Tickets q
cents each to non membe On sale 81
brakes. Only . limited number car
be sold, - the hall il too small.
Mr.. G 1nckle who is painting the Gaal
bridge over Whitewater. at the Har
kins' bridge left his brushes and some
paint there over Sunday. thinking il
would be perfectly safe to do SO, but in
that he Was mistaken for some one. on,
OF pure cussedness took his brushes and
daubed on paint of different color or
his completed work. making it necessary
for him to go over his work again, and
not content with this they further de
faced the work by scratching it with
nails. Mr.. Gunckle is . quite, we'll dis
posed gentleman. deserving of good
treatment and the miscreants guilty OF
the outrage should be terreted out and
punished to the full extent OF the law
A deaf and dumb man perambulated
Dur streets yesterday. sticking his slate
1t almost every one he chanced to
meet. on which WAS written. "Faber
pencils, three for q nickel" He gath
,red in quite . harvest of nickels, and
was so eiated over his success that he
got drunk in the evening. In the
yents' waiting room at the depot he fell
ID . settee and knocked . small boy
Town. and on being assisted to . per-
he planted himself do wn on
! lot OF Christmas fxings an old gen
lleman had purchased for his grand
,hilcren. causing . crash that was any
hing but pleasant to his ears. and CO.
loss to him of . couple Of
dollars. OFF Ger Ross used . ''sign Ian
,uage" that caused dummy to be -
nute o. . mouse. and when the east
pound train left he put him on board,
md he is annoying the good people OF
3reenviile to- day.