Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-10-01
Richmond Aladdin.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER l. 1898
LOCAL ITEMS.
Wall paper 81 Nioholson's.

Wall paper 81 Nieholson's.
Fine clock repairing. haners.
Water bills are due October l.
Spectacle fitting specially. Ha-
ner's.
"Finnigan to Flanagan" al book
stores.
Pure old fashioned graham -four at
Runge's.
speotaeles correctly fitted at
Hsner's.
Davis. dentist, 9os Main, never
closed. sat-u
have exclusive sale of Winifrede
coal Farnham-
q. w. Davis of Cincinnati was n
the city short time today.
Fleming Rstclff, editor of the New
Castle Tribune. is IN the city attending
yearly meeting.
Harry F. KANE. of Company +,
l6lst regiment, has been discharged
on account OF physical disability.
There will be services tomorrow 1t
the Christian church. conducted by
one of the visiting Friend preachers.
Council meeting begins at O'Clock
next Monday night. and beginning
with this evening curfew rings at 5 in
stead OF 9.
The Third NJ E. church pulpit will
be supplied by ministers from Friends
meeting. Services at 1913 q. N. and
7:30 p. m.
James Mcneil and wife went this
morning to Cleveland, Ohio, to be the
guests of their son, Howard Mcneil,
Of that city.
The members OF the Wayne County
Fair association will meet next Tues
lay evening at the Office of Jackson 4
Starr at 7:30 o'clock.
Liberty is to have a local telephone
exchange, the first poles being erected
Monday. Drs. Couehlin and Wilson,
the indianapolis dentists, will own the
property.
Grace church school will be ad-
dressed by Irving Kelsey, Mexican
Missionary, tomorrow morning Mr.
Kelsey is here attending the Friends
yearly meeting.
The county commIssiore rs will be IN
ession next Monday as turnpike
directors, and on next Saturday will
,egin their regular October session of
| commissioners court.
There is to be revival of the w. r
c. plan for Wayne county soldiers
.ottage at Lafayette. This will be
gain presented to the county commits
sioners In the near future.
A.C Lindemuth returned yesterday
rom Goshen, where he had been to
ook after the suits fled against the
Continental Fraternal Union. They
will not come up for trial for some
-ime.
Today is the beginning of what i,
!. ordinarily the most beautiful month in
N the year. Weather prophets have
orophesied differently this year, but
heir prophesies are usually hardly
worth their face value.
Ask your grocer for Runge's gra-
nam flour.
The suit in which Thomss Mertz
vas made party TO the defense, was
l case in which Mr.. Mertz had been
aecur;,y for .hs. other party to tbs
A man had a fall from a telephone
DOLE in TIE alley between eleventh and
welfth and south a and 3 streets. H.
vas considerably injured, and was
AIKEN to the off % of De- Grosvenor for
medical attendance.
Roland Laws, son Of Mrs A. G. Os-
,orne, Is now at Camp Ethan AIlea,
n New England. having been removed
recently from Montauk Point. Long
Island. He is still in the hospital
service aud is getting along nicely.
Ask your grocer for Ranges fresh
ground graham.
j Ed. Faulkner who has been in the
northwest for some months visiting
lis sister, Mrs. Bseson. at Seattle, is
low in Chicago, and will be home on
Monday next. He has no doubt taken
| number of sketches while in the
northwest. aud Richmond people NAV
expect a treat in the way of some new
and attractive pi sces of art work
should he remain tere long enough
70 paint pictures from any of his new
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