The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-12-27

Try-rural."
Five Oranges have been organized
in Pike County, Ind.
Twenty-eight Oranges have been or.
ganized in Tirpecanoe County, Ind.
Two hundred and fifteen Oranges,
in Tennessee.
West Lebanon expects shortly to
ship more coal than any other town in
the State.
Sod corn Catawba. vintage of 1873"
comprises the entire wine list of a
Lafayette hotel.
Charles D. Bond, the Fort Wayne
banker who died recently, had an
insurance on his life of $4,000.
A strong religious revival is in pro-
gress at Wabash College, in Montgom-
cry county.
The loss to Pike county farmers in
sheep during the freshets has beer
heavy.
One hundred and sixty new dwell
ling houses have been built in Sey-
mour the past season.
The surface indications of lead arc.
SO strong in Crawford county, neai
Leavenworth, that a shaft is to b..
sunk.
A Warren county debating societ,
has been discussing this questions
(which eat the most fowls, minister
or owls?"
A Mrs. Dill, in Hendricks county.
by mistake gave an infant child s.
large dose Of morphine as to cause
its death.
A Galien factory has $1,000 broom
handles ready for shipment. The
number for domestic consumption is
| not stated.
A drunken attorney appeared in
court at Marion few days ago, and
caused temporary suspension o,
business.
Miami. County has religious soci
ETY. called "Omish." The men weal
hooks and eyes on their coats instea,
of buttons.
! Jumping Bill, Dancing Charley.
Sneaky Jim, Blossom Nose, are prom
inent citizens of "Possum Hollow
Kosciusko county.
| Three hundred and eight marriag.
licenses have been issued by the cleri
of Boone county during the past thir
teen months.
| The citizens of Annapolis, Park.
county, propose to donate $1,000 to
ward the erection of steam fourin,
mill at that place.
The furnaces Of the Vigo count,
Iron Works at Terre Haute will prob
ably be put in blast and the new roll
ing mill be started up next month.
. The citizens of Mt. Vernon, Pose.
county, have organized movemen
for the removal of the sand-bar fror
the Ohio river at that port.
A young girl, whose father is in jai
at Winamac for whipping her mothe
to death, recently applied to the cit,
authorities of Lafayette for food an,
shelter.
, A villain passing himself under tn
name of James Barnard, but who's
: real name is James Funk, seduced an
' ruined two girls in Lawrencebure
: He is in Jail.
A young man at Vincennes wrote a
r insulting note to young lady, pre-
r posing a clandestine meeting. Th
!, young lady met him and threw a cup {
boiling water in his face.
A batch of boys, brought from tn
city of New York, were a few day
ago distributed among the farmers {
g Jonesboro, who provide them wit
4 homes.
8 A company of. coal men from Obi
O have secured two hundred acres {
coal land on the South branch in Ola
a county, and as soon as spring open
will commence sinking shaft.
!. The Vincennes Sun is publishing
= series of letters to establish the locs
ton of old Fort Sackville. One
70 them is from Mrs. Mary A. Bale
= who is over 80 years old.
10 A gallant young man in Loganspo
recently rescued from drowning lad
9 named Fry, who, in token of her al
y probation Of his courage, sent hi
If four quarts of butternuts.
is The Wabash river, in its late rist
/ came up SO fast that farmers near A
a tica had difficulty in saving the
stock. Much feed, like cornstalk
J. was rendered useless by the mud an
- sediment deposited on it.
y On Monday night lady in Madise
went to the stable to milk COW.
y soon as she entered, the animal a
B tackled her, one of the horns enterir
her eye, completely destroying it, al
ic injuring the brain.
70 A number of gentlemen in Vii
y cennes have undertaken to revive IL
?. Knox County Historical and Antiqu
D. rian Society. That city, being Il
A. Oldest in the State, has as many hi