The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-07-21
CITY NEWS.

DIR. M'INTYRE il building con-
svenient aud beautiful Office sast OF the
Postof1ice, on Broadway.
THE Early Rose potatoe is becom-
ing abundant in Richmond at reason
able prices.
A. B. STANTON, ESQ.,, of Indiana
polis. is visiting his friends at Rich
mond.
jesse p. SIDpxLL, Esq. trea,ls the
streets Of Richmond once more, hav-
ing returned from his eastern trip
last Friday.
THE knights of Pythias of Cam
bridge City will celebrate their fifth
anniversary on the 7th of August
with picnic. ball and supper. -
SUMNER complaints are frequent
among the children of this vicinity,
and with many Of the little sufferers
prove fatal.
JONATHAN LEONARD WAS in Rich-f
nond few days on a visit to his old
friends. He is at present stoppingin
Greeuville, Ohio. xsxxA ssss3ss.
FRIDAY, July 16, was the hottest of
the seaeon thus far-the murcury
standing from II q. M. to p. m. at 50
in the shade.
WE stand corrected, Nd. Free
Press,-Cornell University istEoT in
Pennsylvania; but you know that
Corn hell Democratic whisky Is in the
Second Ward, don't you?
THERE seems to be an unusual
scarcity of small, low-priced houses to
rent. Would not su investment in
putting up q number of this kind of
houses pay handsome per centage2
The seventh annual fair of the
Cambridge City Horticultural and
Mechanical Association will COM
mence at that place September 24th
and continue four days.
I. r. HOWARD has commenced
building brick business house, ad.
Joining his present store rooms, on
Ft.- Wayne avenue. where the old
frame used to stand.
The transcript in the case of Samuel
A. Forkner, assignee of Minnie
Wedekind, VS.. LEWIS A. Shafer, ct al,
was fled with the Clerk of the SUI
preme Court, last week.
The. fall meeting Of the Cambridge
City TrottinR Association will have
its next meeting. commencing Oct. 4th
and continue for four days. The As
ISOLATION intends to offer premiums to
the amount of sc, 600.
JOHN FoULKE has purchased the
fame building, which for saz number
of years, has stood on the lot imme-
diately south of I. r. Towards BUSH
ness house, and will remove the same
to his property on North Pearl street.
The funeral of Smith Rail.back
took place from the residences Of his
father. east Of Richmond, last Thurs
day, He diedat Davenport iowa,
sHhere he had been living foras num-
Der of years, on Tuesday, the 18th,
and his remains were brought home
for interment.
THE fight between our city cotem-
poraries, reminds us of the triangular
duel related by Capt. Myriatt, between
three mide hipmen-each one shooting
e the other, stationed in the form of
triangle. ten PAGES apart and face to
back. Pleasant reading sa. 4. - ...,ts
- .When was Ithica, New Y ork. ad-
mitted to the Keystone State?p-Free
Press.
About the same time Hugh o BrienI
got his entire bill from Thistlethwaite
and Flanagan, for making Democrat
ic voters in the Second Ward, by
boarding EN- at the last city election.
THOMAS SoMERs has returned from
his eastern trip. While in Boston he
sold to responsible parties the right
to make and vend his spirit level and
measurer, throughout New England.
The parties pay him a royalty of 81. 25
for every one thus made and sold.
This is another instance of the, sue
cess of Richmond inventors aud me-
chanics.
JACOB H. JEssUP. formerly of this
county. has fled complaint in the
Marion Superior Court, against his
wife, Rachael A. Jessur. and asks
for divorce. He says that while he
has faithfully observed all the obi
cations of the married state, his vile,
on the contrary. has shamefully, vio-
lently and purposely violated the
same, etc.
AN immense crowd of country peo-
pie were in town on Monday last-the
streets were literally blocked with
men, women, baby wagons and organ
grinders. On the corners were the
irrepressibles. dressed in fantastic
garbs, vending all manner of articles,
such as pens, pencils, paste jewelry,
etc. - = - : =
WHEAT is selling at from s1.15 to
s1.25; oats. so to SO cents; corn, IS to
81 cents; faxseed. sl-25; cloverseed,
$50; timothyseed, S2.75; rye, s1.1O;
potatoes, 60 cents The markets are
we'll supplied with all kinds of vege-
tables, ut rsasonable prices.os Apples,
peaches. pears, berries, etc., are scarce
and command fabulous rates.e5 3 s.a8