The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-08-18
CITY NEWS.
The crop Of weeds and grass in the
Court House square has been har-
vosfod


Court House square has been har-
vested.
JosEPR MEYER. q liquor dealer
was fined one day last week, for sell
ing to a minor. .sss>zss
CHOICE article of the Southern
SWEET potato has found its way to the
Richmond market. n.rl
AN6MBER Of our citizens spent last
Sunday at Cedar Springs A religious
meeting was held there in the AFTER
noon. azx : :
EDWARD NEAL, cf the Noble:strect
.ssa e Restaurant, a few days ago fell from
chair he was standing upon, and broke
his leg.
PEACHES are now brought from
Baltimore and sold in this market at
fa=othe rate of about - to IS per bushel.
Rather expensive yet for general con :
sumption.
WHAT has become of the promised
Lake Shore correspondent of the Free
Press? Fears entertained that
he has gone to-''where the woodbine
wGIftv;neth.''T liz
JOSEPH G. COLLINS is filing his
large lot on Front and Marion streets
with neat, comfortable tenant houses.
He has four of them now, and intends
to put up one or two more, In short
* time.- -ss.s = s.ssset
49, -. 3 THIs is the hunting and fishing sea-
son, in this State, and large numbers
of our citizens availing themselves
of its benefits Some will go to the
North others to the West while q
goodly number will content them-
selves with merely neighborhood
ss.sasxak hunt $50 . : 3ssEss&
WE suggest that the children at
tending school at st. Mary's school
house, on the southeast corner of
Franklin and Broadway, play pull
.5ss.s- 6 Is up.the- weeds-and- grass, growing so
luxuriantly around the premises. It
assssi..'s .ss' would be RARE sport--besides abb
lissvr. - sence of the crop will add to the
ss-s.ae s.. beauty of the house.
THE Richmond Board of Trade has
made its report for 1875. It is a neat
ly printed pamphlet of sixty-two
pages, by A. NJ. Reeves, of this city,
and is illustrated by photographs of
Odd Fellows Hall and Passenger De-
pot buildings. The report contains
IS = Interesting and valuable information
$ ' 3: IS as to the manufacturing, mercantile
-E.sas - = and general industries of the city.
- = sf-.. 81 VIC. ROBINSON, fa,nilarly known
atsaa~ as Gas, formerly resident of this
place, was charged few days ago. of
an attempt to commit a rape on the
person of one of William Gulliver's
daughters. He had an investigation
Friday last, and was recognized to
appear at the next term of: the Grim
inal Court of Marion county, in the
- ~ sum of one Thousand dollars, to an
.. swer to said charge
WHENEVER the editor of the Free
Press influential man from
any of the surrounding neighborhoods
the streets, he hurries off to the
sas -. Office and announces that Mr.. --
SO called ON us last evening and inform
ed u.s. SO and SO. This is done. it is
supposed, to clothe the concern with
a sort Of responsibility, and at the
same time create impression in the
st,~ community that its columns is sought
to convey information to the public.
We have received the premium list
of the Franklin County Fair, which
will he held at Brookville, COM
mencing on Tuesday, 31st instant and
continue for four days. Accompany
azsaa asf ing the above was complimentary.
Also, we received one from the
Union Agricultural Society, composed
of the counties of Henry Rush and
Hancock. to be held at Knightstown,
on same days as the above. 80
IT is reported as the utterance of a
.s7.sr 2 contemporary. that s.sthe Pal Get little
value on anything but age" We Do
highly value ''age"-especially when
crowned with good name, which we
are reminded is preferable to great
riches; but that cotemporary is mis-
taken in circumscribing us to this one
valuable thing. notwithstanding the
little value We may have placed,
s..s and do place. on the HORNS of a
" fhn pa Ynfss
ders English bull pup"
Probate Matters.