The Indianapolis journal., 1885-07-03

taken out of jail and hanged with five horse
thieves to make in even half dozen. He has a
family in Delawae county, this State.
The material Of the Jeffersonville Gazette
lately Gefunct. has been sold, Isaac Brinkworth
being the purchaser for $40. 1t is said that Mr.
II. b. WoOlls will take the material and start a
paper in Seymour
ship to West Pint from the Thirteenth con
gressional distri,t will be held at South Bend
July l6. the one passing the best examination to
De recommendation the appointment
Last Monday completed the eleventh year that
John Hamilton has carried the mail between
Potato Creek and Bowers Station, in Montgom-
cry county. In that time be has never missed a
trip, nor a train at Bowers Station.
There We're seventy-six applicants for teachers
license. last Saturday, at the examination held
Dy county Superintendent Fry at Crawfords-
vile. Charles Mcdaniel. a recent graduate of
wabash College, obtained license for two
years.
The Wooden Mill Company, at New Albany
Is enlarglng its cotton mill adding thirty feet
to Its length. The company will also add a large
number of looms to its machinery. 1t has orders
Tor over SIX mouths ahead, aud will put ON day
and night force
A young man came to Richmond on Wedues-
day in quest of a sister named Jennie Anderson,
to find her dead and buried in the potter's field.
She had inherited considerable money some of
which had been invested for her and lost and the
remainder she had sqnandered in riotous living.
Her dissolute life closed in the twenty eighth
year of her age.
James Cody, of New Albany, has brought suit
IN the Floyd Circuit Court for $1,000 damages
against DR.. Lighthall He alleges that on June
DR.. Lighthall pulled one of his jaw teeth in
such a manner that the Jaw bone was broken
gums torn and lacerated. and blood vessels of
his face ruptured and injured so as to prevent
him pursuing his usual aVOJatiOns.
The Rushvile Republican relates the follow
ing: Rev. D. NJ Stewart found dead martin
in his garden last Tuesday afternoon. which had
met its death in most remarkable manner. 1t
would appear that the bird had caught honey
bee by the head and that the bee had stung the
bird to death. When found the bees head still
remained between the bills of the bird, while
the business end of the bee was cured up vim
dictively, as if in the act Of driving its sting
near the martins eye.
A notable social event took place on Wednes-
day at Boonville, the occasion being double
wedding. all those concerned representing we'll
known and prominent families. the young people
themselves being leaders in society. The persons
thus united were DR.. Benjamin f. Hatfield and
Miss Emma Link; also, Mr.. James a. Hemen-
way and Miss Ida Alexander. The nuptials
were celebrated at O'Clock, in the Cumberland
Presby terian Church, Rev. W. j. Darby, Of
Evansville, officiating
Andrews Express: Andrews has no aristoc-
racy. If a man is honest, sober and intelligent,
he needs no plethoric purse to give him standing
IN the community In his prosperity he has the
good wishes of everybody-in his adversely, the
ready sympathy and helping hand of every
neiChbor. His modest home is his own, the
product Of his labor, and affords him a comfort,
and even luxury. which he can never hope to
obtain in city where "a cemetery lot costs more
than is necessary here to secure a comfortable
home