Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1902-01-24
LOCAL MENTION.

LONHI WIEN JUUNs
Give the Reid spring water trial.
For good watches and clocks see
Haner.
60 to Haner's for correct fitting
of eye glasses.
E. b. Hutchinson of Indianapolis
is 10 town today.
Drink Reid spring water and you
will need no kidney medicine.
Our weather report gives notice
that cold wave is coming.
Tomorrow. Saturday, is the la> t
day of the everything reduced sale.
Boston Store.
The Westcott barber shop is doing
business. You d1n't have to wait.
Four BARRIERS. 2O-6t
The cloak department. has some at
tracSive bargains ior the last day of
the sale. Boston Store.
Typewriters, all makes, for sale or
rent. Ribbons, repairs, etc. Tyr
rel, w. u telegraph Office. If
You don t have to wait for a shave
at the Westcott barber shop.
On Tuesday evening next the Elks
hold a spe,ia meeting for the initia-
ton of seven candidates.
J. A Barber went to Indianapoli S
today to attend a meeting of the
general agents OF the Northwestern
Insurance Co.
Mrs. Geo. III. Knollenberg aud
daughter, Margaret, went to Cincin-
natl this morning To spend the bal
ance of the week.
The next meeting of the Tourists
will be on the evening of Jan. 81, the
papers being by Nessrs. w. S, Da-
Wis, l.. L. Lemon and J. FL. Nichol-
son.
Avoid the crowd by coming in the
morning or evening hours. Boston
Store sale.
The Aftermath will meet on the
18th, and the discussion of the sec
ond lecture will be opened by Mrs.
w. j. Hiatt. Unto This Last" will
be Mrs Stephens subject.
At the meeting of the Elks last
evening Aubrey Hibberd, Richard
w. Bennett and William S. Glen
deneD were initiated into all the
mysteries and merits of the order.
The next teachers Institutes will
be on FEB. l. Dalton, Harrison, JEFF
ferson and Hagerstown teachers
meet at Hagerstown and Jackson
Washington, Cambridge City, Dub
lin and Milton at Cambridge City.
The program at the Musical Club
concert on the evening OF the 29th Is
to be made notable by Frank Braffett
who will give two selections from
Tannhouser, supported by the Geu-
nett orchestra, augmented to twelve
pieces.
II there is anything you haye for
gotten get it tomorrow. Boston
Store sale.
MesSrs. Peters, Peck aud Turner,
of the Pennsylvania company, came
in on q special train yesterday and
stopped Off for an hour or more, look
ing over the matters of the new de-
pot, track yards and bridge, and then
left for Cincinnati.
County Assessor A. G.. Compton is
in receipt of an order from the state
board of tax commissioners calling
him to attend a conference of county
assessors and the state board of tax
commissioners to be held in the hall
of the house of representatives at In
dianapolis on Thursday and Friday,
February 6 aud Z, beginning at ii a.
m on the 9th. A program of in
terest 10 assessors has been prepared
and it is the intention to make this
the most important conference of
this kind the committee has ever
held. The county assessor will be
pleased to have all the assessors of
this county present at this confer
ence and share in it's benefits.
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