The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-20
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He, however, devoted himself to drinking
bad whiskey more than teaching, and fin
ally left for parts unknown, leaving his
board and printers bills unpaid Rel
mona Republicans.
While some boys were Ceiling with
the heavy iron door ola boiler near Robin
sons shop, on Saturday evening, they lett
fall or a little fellow, badly i%njuring him,
and possibly gripping him for Iife.-Rich-
mond Republican.
George Klench, of Evansville, was cut
in the shoulder by a knife thrown by an
Infatuated boy whom he was attempting to
chastise.
Thomas Cummins, Of Buck Greek town
ship, Hancock county, while hunting
squirrels, on Wednesday morning, shot
himself accidentally b. setting his gun
over a log the hammer coming in contact
with a small pole lying on the further side,
and not being perceived by Mr. Cummins.
The ball entered the left breast, ranged
upwards through the body, until il came
in contact with the shoulder blade.
l. S. Warwick, the teller of the First
National Bank, CT Lafayette, has discover
ed a dangerous counterfeit, a we'll execu-
ted ten on the Third National Bank of
Philadelphia. a considerable amount has
been showed il Lafayette. Look out for
them.
The largest taxable income in Green
castle is that of G. II. Yoss, who reports
S4,369.
The Masonic ti~raterity of Greencastle
will celebrate the coming anniversary OF
St. John at Charlottesville, on the 18th
Instant.
\ woman with 4 we'll developed pair Of
whiskers visited Goshen the other day.
The annual assessment OF internal reve-
nue. in johnson county is nearly 500, Of
which the income tax is 1886 20.
! little daughter Of Mrs. French, resi-
ding in Bargarsvil,e, in this county, was
poisoned by gun caps which she had eaten
She lived but a few days after swallowing
them. johnson County Press.
y severe storm OF hail passed over the
northeast portion OF this county, in the
early part Of last week, which cid much
damage 70 the wheat and fruit crop.
Whole fields have been literally ruined
and owners have either turned their stock
upon them or plowed them up to be cult
waited in eorn.-Bsookci{ie Democrat.
The new line of railway being built be-
tEeen Cambridge City and Louisville,
Kentucky, will be opened through on the
Fourth Of July, with an excursion. The
distance between the two points IS one
hundred and thirty miles. running through
Rushyii!e, SAel6yville and Columbus, IN
diana.
We learn that the widow OF the late M.
Evans, who was killed at Bedford, By Dr..
Newland, recently erected a fine marble
tombstone at the head OF her husbands
grave. y few nights ago some sacrcliai-
Gus miscreant destroyed the tombstone by
breaking it to atoms.-Ne,o Aldany Ccm-
mercial.
i frigktful accident occarred on the
9th instant, st Albion, in which Nr
Thomas Haas OF that place was almost in.
stantly Killed. IC appears that he was in
his Single factory saving bolts, and vas
clearing away some rubbish from the ma.
chincry, when, it Is supposed, Ly some
miss;ep. lie stumbled and fell, his head
coming in contact with q heavy balance
wheel. The wheel was running az full
speed, and Of curse the top OF his hcad
was crushed, and his brains, with portions
: of his skull. scattered in ali directions
keada'lrHe Staadarl.
< n%oiaon1c stencil. in the ;iley extend
) lng from Locust to Walnut streets, be
J tween Third and Fourth streets, led, YES
terday. TO the discovery of the body o.
: negro infant, which had been buried in
caLdlc box beneath q porch. The boil
was IN a forward stage of decomposition
I'D appears to have been buried somt
: three or iocr weeks ago by a negro cir
who IS now in Henderson. The mothc-
: states that the chiia Sras "still born," anC
!, was buried there to save the expense of
funcral.-EransriNe Journal.
| We learn through a note from /. =
t Debord, that On last Tuesday Afternoon
while two Of his youngest sons were work
Ing in a corn field, they got into a friendly
scuhle, when Isaac, aged about seventeen
years, trippcd and sell upon a corn stul
: and was instantly killed. inccane
J Times.
The loss occassioned by the recent hal
: storm to Wayne, county is estimated 4
; not locr than 800 q
. Farmers from different parts of tn,
county report that the wceyel has com
menced It's ravages upon the CROWN:
wheat. The crop IS not far enough al
/, vanced to ascertain with certainty whethe
their fears are well founded. Aside from
this the what crop promises Il heavier
2 yield than We have had for years.-Decata
{ (Adoms Co'nty) Eag1o.
4 man named Charles Oyler stabbet
) John Felsoff at Huntington on Thursda,
! night, on account of some old quarrel
l Felsoff died almost Immediately. Oyler
. who is still at large, is a desperate charac
ter. Felsof being the third man he ha.
murdered.
The blackberry crop in this %vicinit,
{ promises to exceed that of any previou
year within the recollection of the oldes
inhabitant.-New ADany ledger.
For several days rumors have beer
? aioat in the city in regard to the catchin;
{ upon one of his hooks, and the subsequen
. losing, by a fisherman, in the big eddy be