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If1Last week was a lively one in tbe Sheriff's office. Oh Tuesday the acceptance, by the Governor, of Mr. Me-, T Crory’s resignation was received, and John Earner, Coroner of this count}*,' by virtue of his office became Sheriff.j William Cotton and Jacob Kium, Deputy Sheriffs, were appointed and sworn in as Deputy Coroners. On Friday the. Commissioners met in special session, and after canvassing the matter all day. on the third ballot appointed Jonathan S. Miller, of Evevlon, Sheriff. Mr. Miller is not very extensivelyknown in this county, but we predict that his actions will give the Commissioners no cause to regret their choice. On Monday last, Mr. Miller’s official bond was accepted, and he was sworn in as Sheriff. He appointed Mr. Cotton and Mr. Klum as his Deputies, and the}* appeared and were also sworn in.We Our want short handWe i Beckceive will i dec)t1f1wof 23city, this (BJEssIntioition ( licitv BealeHOWphia.rBOT1Muclwas1867.counheednewnGas.Subscriptions of gas stock arc taken slowly. Gas is unquestionably, considering all things, the cheapest, saf- j norti est and best light that can be used. In order to obtain the greatest advantages j Th from this light, all citizens should have stock in it. Under proper regulations people could use gas and pay themselves for it, but unless they are prompt in their subscriptions now, the opportunity will pass unimproved. This is jIetteitome uotic his v rouaS r % x. l I pnj an enterprise that speaks well for the 1C|ei-dedakVi place, and should be zealously aided by all. Conncrsville already bears the | reputation of one of the most beautiful little cities in the Union, and lighting up our streets and houses with gas, which will surely be done within thenext year,will add much to its appear-!%ance. ifif:lt;- *- •h;tFrom Jackson Township.In the Fourth District the schooltaught by Miss Bidinger, for three months, closed on the 29th ult. Milton Trusler, Esq., was present and made some very appropriate remarks. This was a very interesting occasion, and will long be remembered by those present. Miss Bidinger was employed to teach one more month at the same k | place.At the school house in this District a Bible Class meets on Sunday mornings and Tuesday evenings, and is in ,e I very successful operation, yj There are several hundred cords of wood being cut in this neighborhood, for the Valley railroad.John Kerr intends to move his saw | mill, in a short time, to his farm near1* IEverton.NIWr-o•.»ewnlile.o. d|cfFor tlio Times, jLetter from Columbia.FeMr. Editor:Please insert in your paper a fewL’e j items in relation to our little Town andFnmmliin. 1 hnfc vonr renders inav
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Connersville Weekly Times
Connersville, Indiana, US
Wed, Feb 10, 1869
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