The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28

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JUDGE GEORGE W. KAvANAUaH.
died at HarrOdsburg, Nov. 18th. he
was presiding Judge Of that District.
REv. JOHN D. MATHEWS, DID,
was installed Rector Of the Portland
Avenue Church, Louisville, on Thurs
day.
TINS editor of the Owen Nea0s has
received q baby's shirt in lieu Of his
own, and protests against the inteFpo-
latiOR.
A CINCINNATI merchant presented
the jaiIor of COviDgton with a dozen
flannel shirts for the use Of the in
mates Of the jail.
TIE lunatic asylum at Lexington is
full, and no more Of the untOrtunstes
can be received there. What Is to
become Of the rest2
Mr.. BEN. f. CANNON, of Stamping
Ground, Scott County, recently sent
TO the Innate asylum, at Lexington,
died there last week.
APPLES are so plenty il some parts
OF Nelson County that farmers are
compelled to let bushels of the fruit
rot upon the trees.
JAMES BRoDIE was instantly killed
at CloVerport, Breckenridge County,
on Thursday last. By being thrown
against 4 circular saw.
BENNEF BEANS farm Of 2094 acres,
ten miles from Paris, on the Win
chester pike, was sold a few days ago
to Fred. Bean for 1928 per acre.
TIE United States Marshals are
busy summOniDg witnesses and jurors
for the United States Court, which
meets in Covingt0n December 5.
THE Lexington Press says that
Eastern parties have offered 5000
cash for John NJ. Clay's FLY "Ske-
daddle, the offer being promptly re-
fused
JIM OSBORN, the negro horse. thief,
who escaped from the Paris jail while
Mr. Rion was Tailor, and was retaken,
has again escaped, and Is still at large.
A WEEK or two since, James r.
Rogers, Of Jefferson county, and Col.
Stoner and a number Of hunters from
Montgomery County, went to the
mountains and killed nine deer.
LExINer0NIAEs have tOpay sixteen
to twenty cents pei. pound for butch
er's pork in market, when hogs %
fOOh can be bought in any quantity aG
FIVE and q half and six cents.
Mr.. Z. z. Smith, the present Su-
perintendens of Public Instruction,
asks that he may be reelected n
order to complete the system Of school
reform that be has inaugUrated and
only half finished.
Coz. MAT. CAY, Dudley Talbot,
John WoodiOrd and William Buck
ner have just returned from Arkan-
sas, where they have been on a big
hunt. They killed thirteen bears
and five deer.-PaTis Citizen.
GEN. GORDON GRANGER. Gen. S.
w. Price, Col. John ii. TOmpkina
aud Col III. X. MilWard, left Licking
ton, on Tuesday night, 70 attend the
annual meeting of the Society Of the
Army OF the Cumberland, at Cleve-
land, Ohio.
JACK JOHNSON was shot last week
at Antioch, Metoalfe County, by Bill
POlston. The ball took effect ID
Johnson's knee and inflicted a very
painful, though not dangerous wound.
johnson was attempting to shoot
POlston at the time he was shot.
THE other night young man
named Spragins, from Cynthiana, was
halted By four highwaymen on the
river road Just below CoVingtOn; but
0F - ha
pulled on them as soon Is stopped,
caused them to beat a hasty retreat.
Col. j J. MILLER, Of the Farmers
Home journal, Lexington, has p1r-
chased the Bowman place of one
| hundred and twenty FIVE acres, three
miles from the above place, on the
Aarrodsburg road, for fifteen thous-
and dollars, and intends making a
model agricultural farm.
THE shipments Of stock from Paris
stock pens for the week ending No
vember Is, aggregate one hundred
and eighty car loads, as follows:
I SiXty-four car loads Of cattle, one
/ hundred and fourteen Of hogs, one of
mules, and one Of sheep, being the
\ largest shipment ever made in one
\ week from that place.
THERE resides IN Greensboro. IN
I der the same roof, direct descendants
/ Of four generations-the great-grand-
mother, grandmother, mother and
Y daughter, and all in the enjoyment of
u the most perfect health. The names
/ of this remarkable family are Mrs.
Paulina Collins, Mrs. Sue Phillips,
Mrs. John Fl. McHeDry and her
daughter.
TIE Paris True Keatuckian says:
s. The mule trade remains dull. WIN.
I Osborn returned from Georgia yester-
day with discouraginG reports. He
only took out SIX mufes, and had hard
/ work TO get clear Of them. Horses
Y did sell &C fair rates, but are noW dull
4 William CrOsthWaIts. just returned
from Mississippi, brings ike bad
I news.
TaE Citizen says The work on
! The Paris & Maysvills Road between
I this place and Millersburg. ID pro
! crossing rapidly. The weather has
! been unusually favorable We sre
I informed By Er, Higgins, Of the firm
/ Of Higgins d Conway, contractors,
I that tncT portion o. ne WOfk viii pc
finished By March neza
AS tie stage coach was going from
I Payne's depot 20 Georgetown, on
Monday morning, the team started TO
run away, when DIR. Ben. Lucas, the
driver. vas thrown from his seat. and.
ID falling, caught his leg In the wheel.
and bad bis leg broken IN a shocking
manner. Mr. Chas. Paine was also
bruised considerably while trying to
step the EunsWays.
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