Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 6, Number 9, 12 January 1881 — Page 4

LOAN ACEMT. tin Hi.i. L. E. LEONARD A CO., DRV COOOS.

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first mortgage - security, on city or farm property, in sums of $500 or upward. No red tape. Ordinary form of mortgage and note only required. Funds always on hand. $50,000 to loan each month. LOAN AGENT.

WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 12, 1881. LOCAL NEWS. Sea children's ahrms at Preston'. Um W. H. Rosa' pure biking powder. Oes, S. 00 for prompt payment. Coaches for funeral attendance $1.50, at J. D. Vaughan's, Franklin street. Viae bracing weather. Many persons with empty wells and cisterns are praying for a thaw. Til weather has moderated considerable, but is still cold enough. Johnston's Sarsaparilla cures Dyspepsia. Sold by A. G. Luken A Co. We hare had two months of continu- , ons sleighing something that does not often occur in this neck of the wood. Mrs. William Duncan fell on an icy sidewalk on Fort Wayne ayenue, last erenlng, and cut her head sererely. The change of street names takes place on the" 15th. By that time the new names vwill hare been placed on the street lamps. The officers of Woodward Lodge, No. 91 , LO. O. F., will be installed this The fresco work in the dining-room of the depot restaurant has been completed, and it is universally pronounced beautiful. The physicians report the health of the city as being very good. There are a few cases of scarlet fever, but of a mild type, from which no danger is anticipated. Don't go home to supper Wednesday j evening, but go to the Presbyterian Church. 2t. Owynn Black, one of Wayne county's pioneer settlers, is seriously ill, and but little hope is entertained of bis recovery. Our oyter dealers received their usual supply of bivalves from Baltimore yesterdaf, pd prm haw afin d-umind tu a figure that will enable all who wish to indulge in them. Km v. E. C. Simpson's lecture on "How to Grow Old," before the Young Men's Christian Aaaueiatiou Friday evening, will be worth bearing, and as it is free to alL the halt will doubtless be packed. The Light Guards had a well-attended drill last evening, at the close of which Captain Iliff appointed Frank Dunn, First Corporal, and Mark Pennell, Second Corporal. Supper from half-past five to ten o'clock, at the Presbyterian Church, Wednesday evening. janlld2t A certificate in the Recorder's office ihows that John Bowman, Jeremiah Bell and David A. Rudy are the trustees-elect of Heneosis Adelphon Lodge, No. 35, L O. O. F., Hagerstown. The indications are that there will be more building in this city next summer than for many years past. Several contracts have already been made for the erection of substantial residences. Go to the social supper at the Presby terian Church, Wednesday evening. No admission. janlld2t The meetings at Fifth-street Friends Meeting-house are coutinued this week, each evening, at 7 o'clock, with considerable interest. The public are invited to attend. Samuel Bellis has received $2,000 from the Provident Life and Trust Company for the heirs Addie, Frank and John of Frank Williams, and not for Mrs. Williams, as stated in ye-terday's paper Notwithstanding the order of Chief Fleming, Methodist Hill is crowded . with youngsters, and they have a gay time coasting. Starting from Front the sleds that are properly guided have a ran of three squares. Ed Temme scored 22 yesterday, and the event was commemorated last even Ing by a large number of his friends, among whom were tho quartette recently onramzed. who added much to the pleasure of the occasion by singing several of their choicest selections. A Is Tee snow owl was discovered perched uihb the outing under the - . - l cornire vi ex. awroiuia s uuuuiu vu Main street, yesterday morning, and it maintained its position there all day, gasing with complacency upon the throng of people ptuing along Ham street. A pleasant social is anticipated at the Presbyterian Cnurcn supper weaneaaay evening. No admission. 2t A kerosene lamp exploded in the work-room of Fox's clothing house, last evening about 9 o'clock. In the twink ling nf n m th hnmini oil was scat tered all over the room, and a conflagrain its results was only prevented by the coolness of the workmen, who, instead of becoming alarmed and stampeding, went quietly to work and subdued the flames. Mr. Cass had one of his hands badly burned, and a pair of pants upon which ha was at work wen ruined by the burning oil. (

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Richard Smith, of Millvilie, is visiting friends in this city. William West, of Cincinnati, is in the city. Ad. Petchell is "home again" from Indianapolis. He witnessed the inauguration of Governor Porter. Ed. L. Johnson went to Log a nf port today on a week's visit to relatives and friends. Joel Barnhart, of Michigan, who had been visiting his Jon Zach in this city, left last night for Wabash, on his return. Mr. B. expressed himself as being well pleased with Richmond and Richmond people. THE ( Ol KT HOI HK. There was dry picking at the court house this morning. The only depart ment that furnished an item was that of the Recorder, where we found filed for record the following ILEAL K8TATK TKAN8FKHS. Luke Mitchell and wife to George Milton, part of section 27, township 17, range 14 east, $67. William II. Trindle, Sheriff, to Wm H. Clark and John P. Smith, lots 103 and 109 on the original plat of Centerville, $173.79. Charles J. Geier and wife to II. W. Rosa and son the west half of lot 18 in Cleaver's addition to Richmond, $325. John liieger and wife to Hermann Wilkermann, lot 110 in Schwegman's ad dition to Richmond, $350. Am laiporlmBl BiuIbmh Xravnsavcttau. Harry D. Bond yesterday purchased the real estate, machinery, appurtenances and good will of the Richmond Chair Company,, managed by Crawford . Sons, and will continue the business on an extended scale. The new Unit will be known as Bond, Chapline A Co. Mr. Bond will have the general management, Mr. Chapline will travel in the interest of the establishment, and Mr. Crawford will retain the position of Superintendent. The establishment has been doing a very satisfactory bubiness, but it is confidently expected that it will be largely increased, as the gentlemen composing the new firm are energetic, and have am pie means. The following officers were installed last evening by Cour de Loon Lodge No. D, Kuights of Pythian, for the ensuing term: Zort P. UuU.-u.ai, P. C. Everett A Richey, C. C. El wood McGuire, V. C. John W. Davenport, P. Linley Fisher, M. of A. Richard H. King, M. of F. Benjamin C. Hill, M. of E. Geo. R. Williams, K of R and S. Wm. W. Webb, LG Chas. Uoerner, O. O. Concert PsMpvned. It has been decided to postpone the concert which was to have been given by the Y. M. C. A. Musical Society next Monday evening to Wednesday evening of the same week. The Association gitres no second rate entertainments, and this one will be fully up to the usual standard, the programme being choice and varied enough to please all. Admission, 25 cents. DemUt of Ooatdlavh Hswrria. Obadiah Harris, of Guthrie county, Iowa, died on the 1st inst, in the seventy-first year of his age. He came to Wayne county from Noith Carolina, when but two years of age. His father, Obadiah Harris, was a minister in the Society of Friends, and settled near New Garden meeting-house, betore tne war oi 1812, with a large family, but they have nearly all passed away. He leaves a brotuer in vv mcnesier ana out m udwu. Hoosler Drill Company. The annual meeting of the stockholders in the Hoosier Drill Company was held yesterday, and the following gentlemen were elected directors: John M. Westcott, Omar Hollingsworth and Jas, A. Carr. John M Westcott was re-elected President; Omar Hollingsworth, Treasurer; Fred. A- Wilke, Secretary, and Jas. A. Carr, Superintendent. Broadway, from Fifth to Thirteenth, presented an animated 8ectacle yesterAv .ftsmiuiii ,Thfr wjt a larvre at tendance of people, and quite a number of ladies were m tne crowd 10 wimeso the movements of the fast horses that it wa nnrifrstood would en Sire m a trial of speed. There were quite a nuiuHr of fait tnwrs ..n hand, anions whom OL Guar's "Gray Gus" stood pre eniinent, out lowira me ni fuinu nf Honri rnnnti anoeared with "Rock," v . j j ii - an unpretentious looking animal, but when he got down to business ne at n. KxmA an lif'tof admiration and it was conceded that he could "take the cake." There were a number of horses that made admirable time, and came in for a full share of applause. One of the most pleasant parties of the season was that given at the residence of J. R. Preston one mile north of the city last evening. It was attended by a large number of Richmand lads and lasseia, who enjoyed it hugely. There is fine coasting near the residence, and a bob sled was rigged which went down the long hill like a shot. AU whs well ana the exhilarating sport was charming, until, on making one run. the sled struck an ash pile, which np-ct it and mixed the occupants in a promiscuous heap. No one was hurt by the accident. , ,

Several . unfortunates found comfortable lodging in the station-house last night. During the present cold weather its doors stand open night and day. matob's oocbt. Charley Morrison was before his Honor this morning, charged with being a vagrant having no visible means of support. It was alleged that Charley was homeless and friendless, and subsisted on the free lunches given in the saloons. He was once a promising young man, but is now a "total wreck." He was fined 10.60, and in default of payment was sent to the county jaiL William Thompson, who has been loitering around town several days, subsisting Ka food begged of kind htarted people, was arrested as a vagrant last evening, and was this morning seut to the stone pile for fourteen days. Michael Burns wss brought before his Honor charged with intoxication. Michael on being interrogated as to bis guilt, said: "I'll tell your Honor just how it was. I came here from Dayton yesterday, and in ten minutes after my arrival I struck a crowd of seventeen persons, one of whom I was acquainted with. He introduced me to the rest, and we wtut from 'one saloon to another drinking and eating, until -at last I was overcome, and the police nabbed me and took me to the station house." "Were they men in buckram I" asked his Honor. "Indeed, they were not, sir," was the ready answer, "they were gentlemen, most of them saloon keeers, and one of them an illegant singer.". The policeman who made the arrest, aware of the fact that some of the saloon keepers had ah. o. t. (high old time) yesterday, told the Mayor that he was under the impression that a correct statement bad teen given. "But why is it that you have no money!" asked the Mayor. "Sure and I have," was the reply, and several quarters and dimes were shown in attestation of the truth of the assertion. "None could be found on you last night," continued his Honor. 'Quite right,8ir," was answered, "for I had taken the precaution to hoide it, fearing I would be robbed." On his saying that be would leave the city instanter, he was permitted to vanish.

I part. Joseph Uiersdorfer bad just completed delivering meat to his customers and had turned into Fifth street from Noble street, yesterday at noon, when a wheel of his nobby delivery wagon struck the street railway track and in the twinkling of an eye the wagon was turned over on its side. Joseph "took a tumble," but, alighting where the snow was of considerable depth, did not sustain any in$0ry. He had his morning receipts in a c,ar box, and the halves, quarters, diieST nickels and pennies were scattered arou.., n tue 8now. large crowd of u renin... ion Mtt! Li u aearcuiair for liis and 1.3 thinks that lie recovered ,ter portion of it, but after he had tel the urchins for their nriifitu . i if tlmj.i i i not very targe 'LH-aili ol Boone launu. Boone Lamb, one of Wayne county's oldest citizens, died at his residence on Elkhoru, five miles south of this city. yesterday. The deceased had attained the venerable age of seventy-four years, ,11 of which had been spent in this coun ty. We are intormea mat lie aseu in ine house in which he was born, lie was singular in many respects, and hd pecul iar ideas, but he was a man oi sine i integrity, and his "word was as good as his bond." He was genial and tenderhearted, and was beloved by his neighbors for his many acts of kiudnesv. His name will be remembered and his memory revered long after many who made a more pretentious showing in life have lecn forgotten. Ilunw Itanaoering. In pursuance of an ordinance of the Com mon Council of the City of Richmond notice is hereby given that the Commit tee on Streets and Alleys will receive sealed proposals for furnishing and put ting up house numbers and street names, such proposals to be placed in the bands of said committee on or before the 21st day of January, 1981, at 2 o'clock p. m., at which time they will ojien bids and award the contract. Such numliers and names to be ou tin, well painted with three coats of paint, with figures three inches in length. The work to oe tuny comoleted by the 15th day of March, 1881. For farther details call on the committee. By order of committee. A. A. Ctnuf k, 12-3t Chairman Dsvy Crofcet. This exciting drama, which has been presented in this city several times, and always to large houses, will be produced at Phillips Opera House, Monday even ing, 17th inst. The Atlanta Conttitvtkm says: "Mr. Frank Mayo is simply perfect in his conception and rendition of the character of Davy Crockett. The manly form, the true heart, the pure and " - a - exalted unletterea education oi na tnre- all are blended in Iwautiful sym nirtrt in the character. The "wolf wnr" and the living barrier" are both of thrilling interest, and the intensity with which they appeal to one's syiupa thies, and the excitement they create in the breast of the beholder equals that produced by trageuy real irageay. Remember the Presbyterian Chun h supper, Wednesday evening, jam nisi Wa i,ff.r vrfkii no new remind v in I V-n ig'a Cough Balsam. For twenty years it has been thoroughly tried and never found wanting, and it to-day is the lt . . . i I ft 1 : cough remeuy in me marsei. iiae magic, pleasant to take, ana oniy oc for tour-ounce oouie- juw-ua,w If the mother is feeble, it Is impossible that her children should be strong. Ltwa E. Pixxhaji's Vegetable CompocirD is a perfect specific in all chronic diseases of the sexual system of women. Send to Mrs. Lvdia E. Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue Lynn, Ma., tor pam phlets. jl0dt Go to the Presbyterian Church for your sapper Wednesday evening. t

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327 v, Notice. Notice isjiereby given, that the partnership herfbf ore existing between Ernst F. Rosa and,Chas. J. Geier, for the manufacture aad sale of Fluid Soap, with headquarters at Richmond, Indiana, and Cincinnati, Ohio, under the firm, style and name or Geier, Rosa A Co., is this day dissolved. by mutual agreement and consent. Ernst F. Rosa has retired from said partnership. Said business will in the future be. represented and carried on by the said-aharles J. Geier, who will pay all debt and liabilities of said firm, and is alone&athorized to collect debts and accountSfdue said firm. . . J, Ermst F. Rosa, Charles J. Gkikb. Richmondilnd., Jan. 11, 1881. ; jan.l2-dt. kidney comprint. Sold by A. G. Luken A Co. GROCER. NEW jL EE S I n ATNorth Side ain street, near Sixth. mebSdaw AMUSEMENTS. PHILLIPS OPERA HOUSE. Monday Evening, Jan. 17. Only appsarsnee of Mr. FRANK MAYO I Is Murdoch's Gnat; Play, DAVY CROCKETT! An Idyl vf tbe Backwooda, As playxl by him ofw Thm Thoosand Tlma in Europe and Ameriea, and prodneed here witn Elaborate Scenery and Effects, Bing now in Ha EIOIITII YEAR OF SUCCESS! Mr. M.to will be snKvorted by tbe TTnl Tarsal Favorite and AtoompUabed Aetreea, Hiss flffio IVcavorl POPITIAK PRICES. Keaerved Seats 91 OO Admission, 75 and SO Cents. Beats on sale at Brownelra, Janlldtt AGENTS WANTED roa rai UNDERdROUND WORLD! Or the Surface. wm -ri-riA Tom iiikm of tbe Hidden Works ol Nature and Art, comprising Incidents and Ad. ventures beyond toe ugni oi uay, iniereeonc hketcbea of ilines and V ining in all porta of tbe World. Gold and bilTer Mines of California, Nevada, Black Bills, Australia, Mew Zealard, Mexico, Booth AnLertea. Africa, Bnagia, Caves and their nuTiteriee amove Tunnel Down in tbe Depths of tbe Sea Volcanoes and their Ernptiona TJnderta-oud Lite of Man and Animals. Scbterranean Works of the Aoeiemta. etc eta, US EngreTincs. 1016 Octavo Pages. 1TE ALSO WANT AGENTS FOR THB UETECTITES OF EimOPE AJSD A1TKKICA. . nrwma am aLXUUTXD CASKS ta flft Britain, Franse, Germanv, Itaiy, hpain, Baaaav Poland, Ecrpt and America. A revelation of tbe mrateelebrassd Detectives on the Globe for tba past -A3 vean. octavo pases. run pa .ot.vW. itaaiiavon bov Bobbera. Thiev and Swindle are captured. Tbee books seU at .uha l rm. indneaawntt offered. Exclusive territory naranteed. For eb and terms addrees Sulis m CO iwT-det ,' Chicago, Illa or Bart3rd.Ct. 8IOO PRESENTS TtrtbcUMttilvm v mm Tmmt and Easy a thlm one. TTitm a tba Xlnr of Saw TfThtnesi Xt eawa off a S Coot lor la minatssv MOJDOO la aaa The cheapeet macritw rnllw aiiameii wuvusrnav

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