The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-23
The city is full of life.

u0 Clt1 ID luiA VI llAcs
The prospect FOR fall trade 10
bright.
Wood sawyers are coming in de-
mand.
Farmers daughters are the best
agricultural fairs.
Coal and gas bills increase as the
day light decreases.
Experience, although q dear
school, is q useful one.
The new military company has
not yet been organized.
Abundance on every side, and
the land is teeming with plenty.
Soon will the chilling blasts nip
the gentle flies and buzzing bugs.
The farmers say they will have
to use stepladders in gathering
corn.
Pork merchants are paying four
dollars per hundred in the New
castle market.
Some people love others so
much more than themselves that
they are vastly concerned more
about their neighbors' concerns
than their own.
He that blows the Goals in quar-
rels he has nothing to do with, has
no right to complain if the sparks
fly in his face.
Some young men are a little
partial to blue eyed maidens. 9th
ers like dark-e y ed leases. But the
mon-eyed girls have the most ad-
mirers.
| Fanny Aylesworth walks the
streets Of Valparaiso in her shirt
sleeves. Fanny is no doubt an
advocate Of female suffrage.
WHAT o record of human folly,
superstition and ignorance a paper
would be that would contain all the
contributions semitic its editor!
A BULLOCK press in the press
room Of the illustrated London Neus
throws off nine thousand complete
copies of that paper in an hour.
The widow of man who died of
deIerium tremens at Ironton, Ohio,
has recovered $1,000 damages from
the man who sold the whisky.
George AXE was divorced from
Arabella AXE, at Rising Sun, last
week. George dno't want even Ara
bella AXE in his'n.
Texas cattle are being brought
to Terre Haute by the car load, to
be fattened at the distilleries in
that vicinity.
The Terre Haute Express says
that owing to nervousness At the
depot, Saturday afternoon, an old
lady crammed her wallet in her
mouth and thrust q sandwich into
her pocket.
Matthew Porter, Of Jefferson
township Adams county, young
man aged about twenty-five, COM
mitted suicide last Sunday night,
by hanging himself in his father $
barn. No cause assigned.
The New Albany Standard says:
The husband who paid a rutiian
$3.50 to whip his wife and stood by
and saw tho whipping executed
according to contract, is still in
this city.
A new bank will be put in opcr.
, alton in Newcastle on tho lst OF
f October next; to be known as the
, Citizens Bank Of Newcastle. The
actual capital then paid in will be
more than thirty thousand dol
lars.
WIN. Hall, one Of our oldes
and mot respected citizens, has
purchased an interest in a planning
mill at Anderson, and will shortl,
remove there. We regre: to loss
such citizens as Mr.. Hall, but trus
that his most sanguine expec o.
tons will be more than realized il
Q his new home
, A Mrs. Chisman, living neal
! Aurora, met with an acci ent, las
: Tuesday evening. that was no les:
novel Il an serious Viii cross
Jog field in which were a nu n be,
of sheep, she was suddenly at
tackled by two rams, who threw hel
to the ground and there continued
'butting" her, breaking one lie!
: and inpairing the other. Her erie.
brought assistance, and she was re
!. moved from her dangerous predica
y ment.
f John ". Grubbs and Mr.. Hicks
t wholesale grocer of Lrgansport
8 inexperienced property OF Sander
i Horney, corner Of Sixth and Nobl