The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-07-28
CITY NEWS.

CITY N11E0s
SENATOR MoGroK Was in the city
ON Monday last.
BLAcKBERHIEs are seliiGgathfteeE
4ccnts a quart at LawrencebCrg. Nkir-
xy 70 thvtysfse IA Ricirmessd-
CARPENTERS are now engaged iE
puttingthe roaf On .tae railroad ma
.ehine shops.
THERE will be about one hhIndred
fast horses ia atfeadsaee at the t-Ot-
ring match ne4s~week a. s-s5a
LETTERS of administrations were is-
sued a few days ago tor. w. Jersey
son the estate Of DIR. W. Kersey, de-
ceased. Bend, 5000.
= The eeeeed ssartssly .Heeting ct
Grace ID. sE.f Uhurch tskes place next
Saturday and Sunday. Services Sat
sunday evening.
SIX or sevec-well filled' cx1ssof .ex-
,1srsisnis4s .frem New Castle pessed
through here yesterday &C their way
sto Dayton, Ohio, to visit and picnic
at the National Soldier s. Home.
WILLIAM WeoDs. Esq. clerk to
sthe Committee on Public Lazds,
House of Representatives. Washing
ton. City, give ns q. cali 6 few days
ago. He's been ia'tEe servieees long,
he ia potfin1 gray
WE have beenrequested by-a num-
der Of persons to oall=the attention. OF
the authorities to the ,condisisn of
some celier-doors en- Main sn6 Ma
.rion streets- They are dangerous to
-passers-by. rad should be put il or
eder.
Our market IS telarably we'll sup
piled with grain, at the following quo
tations: Wheat, from si.15 to LIS;
oats. 30 to 50 cents; corn, 90; fax
seed, $126; clovesseed. N!75; dino
rthyseed, SITS; rye, s[old). 81 d; bar
ley, $1.l0.
The old aEd reliable firm of S.
Horney & Co., have employed full
force of workmen all season, and can
not manufacture plows as fast az they
have orderstfor them. The pillow they
make is we'll known, and there is COM
.parafisely little or no trouble Of in
Producing it to public favor.
GEN. Z. W. BENNETT, Gorernor Of
idaho, has arrived at has cid home in
Richmond. The General was elected
Delegate to the next National House
of Representatives and tits presumed
,he will not return to his Rock " Noun
tain home till after the meeting of
Congress-
The firm Of Gaar. Scott & Co., on
Monday last, received orders by mail
and telegraph for the following: Two
twelve horse portable engines, three
ten-horse ditta. TIVE eight-herse ditte,
ten saparators and four horse powers.
amounting to IA eco.
One Samuel Dunnage was before
the Mayor this week for selling liquor
without license He plead guilty in
three cases. and was ined to the ex-
tent of the law He kept his dead
fall in Pat. McGlinx's old place, near
the railroad bridge.
DANIEL I1TELE, wkiie at work in
Ehe Free Press es6ce, on Monday, was
using tenant saw and by an nnlucky
stroke brought it with full force
across the thumb Of his left hand,
cutting and tearing frightful cash.
His hand is now wrapped up and car
ried in bandana.
Mr.. T. II. BULLA, son of Hiram
Bulla, Of this vicinity. who is princi-
pal of the Millburn Academy. in Ken
lucky, is on a visit to his friends in
old Wayne. He expects to return in
short time and resume the manage
ment of said school.
TIE Office of the Township Trustee
of Wayne Township. will be open for
business, GA Wednesday and Satur-
day of each week, until further notice.
Any one having township business,
will take notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
4 4 SAMPSON BOONE,
Township Trustee.
Mr.. d. NJ. DUNBAR informs Us tina.
Dan. Jones, u rum seller of BIowns-
vile, Onion county. was lodged in
Jail at Liberty, last Saturday night.
He attempted to correct his family,
but as he had slight attack of
'jams" the citizens thought best to
let him cool off in jail. He was bound
over to keep the peace in $1,000 bail.
and failing to give the required bail
was sent to Jail.
SOME of our ''staff of life'' dispens-
ers have got at ''loggerheads" Now.
gentlemen, you are Of one profession
brothers all-and should not forget