The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-03-15

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MARoH 1e. 1870.
The PALLAplUM for sale at o. White
4 Co's. and Elders bookstores.
new lime kiln is to be built at New Paris. by .
Ireland . Son.
Mr.. ON. Street is soon to start for prospecting
town through the South.
The Kinusu vs.. Dunn suit his to 60 to the
q ext term Of the Circuit Court. 60 3 CO s.
Township Trustees made their reports at the late
term Of the Commissioners Court
Mr.. Thomas Hudson, nos OF Indianapolis, was in
this city visit to his parents last week. ~
A. s. Kinn,n has not sold his property reported,
but intends remaining here to prosecuts his suit
W. T. Marquis. Of Cambridge, severely hurt,
,ast week, by lumber falling from upsesting va
gon. 81
st, Msry's (Catholic) school designs giving enter
Ailments of the evenings of March I7th 18th, and
10TH A & AN E&K
Some thief anxious TO resume specie payment,
stole sixty dollars in nickel from James h. Hill, of
Hagerstown. vesgs GRO
Mr. David Alrich, has sold his farm Hsgers-
town, for $4,000 and contemplates removing 10
California. 8atAr AaDAA slJs@-
Main strsst presents very lively appearance, on
Saturdays. The county people are in town trading
that day Of the week. s~es4gs - aa.'1
The frstsncgro votes east in this State were at
the Railroad appropriation election in Washington
township, Randolph Comfy Tr
Mr.. Harvey Craneh, an employee in Hun ter's cut
lery factory, had one Of his hands badly mutilatsd
by The machinery, on last Wednesday. r..l-.sfT =,
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old gentleman in his t0lst year, was in this city
last week. He has been Mason for 80 years.
lw. r. Dennis has retired from the .Hinm;ng
Bird, and in connection with George G. Harding,
has purchased and revived to Indianapolis Mr.
Hsavy rain fell on last Saturday night, sccompan-
led by considerable blowing. Next morning the
ground covered BY the forty fifth snow of the
SEASON. -rr FEE Ea~ ri 8a
The case of the City Va. VIM Morningstar, on
charge of selling without city license, ia to be APP
pealed. This will test the legality Of the $500
dinance. ze aefs.N eEag ~ s.l --1 ta- -Aa
The following gentleman are elected Trustees of
Central NJ. r. Church: David Sands, Barton Wy
att, A. A. Curme. Jonas Yeo d. Lesb, Al. Cot.
man, J. J. Finney. @-g
The County Commissioners refused four applica-
tions for license to retail liquor, and held for
further consideration. But application
made froI, Richmond.
The Indiana Medical College closed on the 18th uIt.
The students attending numbered eighty-one, of
whom t9enty.seyen graduated, At the present COM
mencemsnt DR.. Dugan Clark, Of this city, is pro-
fessor of Materia Medica. gs ~ SIS
Moses Farnshell, one of the prisoners who es-
capped from the Centreville jail recently recap
tured near Fl. Wayne, on Thursday of last week.
and returned 70 JAIL BY John c. Page Fornshell was
under arrest for horse stealing, ard bis prospects
for trial are now much better than they were two
weeks ago. Outland, is also in his old quarters,
but Walls and Hof, have not been heard Of.
The following Patents have been granted TO the
citizens OF Richmond since last report:
School Desks-W. II. Erwin and T. A. Dugdale.
School Desk and Seat-W.T. Erwin and +. A.
Dugdale. * Ai 1
School Desk James Smith. 4 g-4ar.f "a
Clothes Line Fastener (antelatsd February Is,
1901 H. Ogborn. - t3A t.+'a
Trees and grapevines arc soon to be
trimmed.
Sugar making is brisk among our
farmers. -,
The Grand Jury finished its labors on
Thursday. 1FaFlH2a"
MT. rTeuCIlCk OCuulLZ was In tQl8 CITY
last week, on visit. F
Considerable building is being con-
tracted for, the coming season.
There was considerable business be-
fore the Commissioners Court, last
week. 49, 5r
Indiana State Normal School opens
its Spring session on Thursday the 3lst
of March. saa 81 p eEss&
Thos. Nestor, bought the Hunt prop
erty on South Front-st, Of Fred
Shultz for $4,000 cash.
A set Of teeth from to 10 dollars, at
the old offices of Dr. L. Rose M. E. Hill
is successor to DR.. II. Rose.
The Good Templars district conven-.
ton meets on "Wednesday End Thursday
OF this week, in Good Templars Hall.
Jerre. Hadley sold his farm near New
port, TO Jas. H. Smithmeycr, for about
86.O00-part cash and house on Green.
st., for $4,000. -
Milton Foulke, sold his farm three
miles north from Richmond, to Jas.
NJ. Highly. for 95.OOO-part cash, and
house on North 10th-st., for $4,000.
Fred. Egemeyer, sold the Templeton
farm southeast from Richmond, to
Henry Egemeyer, for S9,0OO--part cash
and house on South Front-st., for 92,-
500
Rev. j. P. Agenbroad. last Sunday,
entered upon the sixth year Of his min
istry as pastor Of the Baptist Church of
this place. His sermon was one appro-
pirate to the occasion. - ..r
The Supper given by the ladies OF
Central M. K. church. on last Thursday
evening, was a very pleasant and sue
cessful affair. The room was crowded
from to 10 o'clock, and the tables
were literally patronized.