The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-09-22
THE PALLADIUM.
CITY NE WS.

FREDERICK ERIK died on Thursday
last. Aged 55 years.
JACK FROST put in an appearance
on Sunday and Monday mornings.
CHARLES F. STANTON died last Sat-
urday, and was buried yesterday after
noon, at 2 clock.
THE Richmond Savings Bank was
opened to depositors on Saturday
last.
Our former fellow-townsman, Mr..
Amos Beard, paid US flying visit
the other day. e.
PREMIUMS were awarded to Gaar,
Scott & Co. for the best engine at the
Fort Wayne fair last week.
THE new shops Of the Wayne Ag-
ricultural Works will require from
800, 1000 to /, OOO, 600 of bricks.
STEPHEN BABCocK, an old-time
citizen of Richmond, has been spend
ing few days here among his
friends.
WE understand that J. M. Wescott,
of Milton, intends removing to Rich
mond as soon as he can get house to
suit him.
WE are receiving large supplies of
fall and winter apples from Michigan.
They are of good varieties, and as
sound and perfect as dollar. ss
PIT BARNUM' Great Roman Hip.
podrome is advertised to be in Rich
mond OH Friday, October LIST, 1875.
OF course, everybody will be there.
The fast through mail, from New
York to St. Louis, has been on time
every morning since the time of first
trial (16th) at this point. 1t may be
set down as a success go far.
JAMES BUCHANAN, otherwise known
as My Plan" has been stopping in
Richmond for several days past. The
pavemcnts fairly tremble beneath his
tread.
WE are indebted to Hon. d. d.
Pratt for copy of the memorial adj
dresses on the life and character Of
the Hon. W. A. Buckingham. late U.
s. Senator from Connecticut.
The Commissioners at their session
ON Monday last, refused to allow the
Indianapolis Journal Co.'S entire bill.
The bill, as presented, was 81 1880.
One hundred and seven dollars was
knocked off of it.
SEE new advertisements in to-day's
paper. Our patrons in this line, have
goods and wares to sell, and are not
afraid to let the public know the fact
The public need have no fears in
trading with that class of people.
Our exchanges must excuse US for
sending them but the inside Of this
weeks PALLADIUM. After the first
side was worked off we received or
ders for extra copies of the PALLA-
DUN; and this, as all printers know,
was our only reccurse.
THE Union Agricultural Fair COM
meaoed at Cambridge City yesterday.
The weather is 6ae, show of stock.
&c. good, but the attendance, we
learn, is only moderate. The people
are becoming surfeited with fairs, and
to some extent turning their backs
upon theG.
The main shops of the Wayne Ag-
ricultural Works will be 100 feet front
by go feet deep. The foundry and
blacksmith shop will be 45 feet front
by 185 feet deep. The warehouse will
be 20 feet front by 12O feet Deep Be-
sides these there will be several
smaller buildings. All the buildings
will be two stories high and built of
brick, and covered with slate.
DIR. MCINTYRE, has at last got
quartered in his neat, coy and COM
Portable Office on Broadway. Every
thing around the Doctor has an air of
comfort and convenience His little
Office is fitted up in superb style, aud
consists of two rooms: front, 134 by
II. The wood work is of black wal
nut.
YESTERDAY morning at precisely
fifteen minutes after nine o'clock, the
1'Black Maria" was drove up to Iliff q
corner, and in jumped the noble
nine," and two rs "umpires." We be-
lieve. and drove off for Cambridge City,
there to meet "foemen worthy of their
steel!" The contest may have been
a bloodicss one or it may not, just
owing to the frame of mind the noble
p. y 8 were in We are assured the