The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-10
RANDOM EXTRACTS.
What the Scissors Found Among Our State
Exchanges.

What the Scissors Found Among Our State
Exchanges.
John c. Gault, late General Manager of
the Wabash Road, hes been chosen Commits
sioner of the lines west OF the Missouri
River.
Survivors of the Eighty-eighth Indiana
regiment Indiana Volunteer Infantry and
the Eleventh Indiana Battery will hold a
joint reunion at Fort Wayne in October.
The Indianapolis Sentinel has assumed a
new dress, and on yesterday enlarged to
seven columns. The Sentinel is enjoying
pIoSperity.-Peru Sentinel.
William Hughes, an early settler of Carroll,
County, has attained the great age of LOB
years and is yet hale He was a soldier in
the war of 1872. and has children almos
einht Syears old.
The Indianapolis Sentinel of last Tuesday
contains a graphic and well written de-
scription of La Porte and some of its promi-
nent men and business establishments. The
writer, NJ. w. Carr, formed many acquaint-
anceS IN the city. all of whom will be glad
10 meet him again. lie WAS we'll pleased
with the city and its people aud surround
ings.-I.a Porte Argus.
Joseph Warrender and Jonathan Binns, of
this city, have invented what they term
culver covering" 1t is made of heavy
planks securely bolted, the planks being
concave and convex. The covering" is
placed over culverts or CUTTERS sunk suf-
ti,iently to allow wheels to pass over it. The
inventors claim for it that it is much cheaper
and more durable than sewer pipe aud will
answer the purpose in every particular
Anderson Review.
a lew scheme for swindling formers is for
TWO men to meet ut a farm house in the even
ing as if by accident, and during their stay
make trade of some kind between them
selves. Then TO satisfy themselves that it is
all square, they produce an agreement which
the farmer is asked to sign, which they claim
is merely an acknowledgment that he was
Witness to the trade. In n few DAYS he is no.
titled that there is a note in bank against
him-which is part of the agreement he
signed as witness to the trade.-Covington
Peoples Friend
The old comrades of the Fifty-lirst Indiana
Regiment will hold a grand reunion at
Rruceville, Knox County. October % and %
the first date being the same as the original
enlistment in the Union service. The re-
union will be held in the same grove where
they first went into camp. and took their
first lessons in drilling and exposure, twenty
two long yeers ago Every living member of
the old regiment who is able to get there at
all will be expected 10 answer TO roll call
Also all other old soldiers. of whatever style
OF Iltle, WHO was eipdGeu lOI TIC OulOls 10
cordially invited to be present
Inc second annua meeting OF the Associa-
ton of Ex-Soldiers and Sailors OF Northern
Indiana and Southern Michigan will be held
in the Public Park at Goshen, Ind, October
16, II and IS, 1888. under tie auspices Of
Charles w. Howell Post G.. A. X. Tue prin-
cipal features of interest during the encamp-
ment will be grand parade and review, a
sham battle or night attack upon the camp,
when battery of artillery will be captured
and retaken. A competitive prize drill will
be participated in by companies armed and
equipped. Eminent speakers will be present
and address the soldiers.
The already renowned Kings Springs,
near Henryville, are to be turned TO good
there Mr.. Sampson King and DR.. Ferguson
are now organizing a stock Company, with
u large capital. for the purpose building
of q large summer hotel at the Springs,
and converting the place into hand
some grounds furnished with all necessarg
Improvements. The bonds of the Company
are now being printed i'm Indianapolis. These
ine springs are known to be a specific TO-
numberlesS diseases. and a multitude of
cures have been effected by them the won
der being that with their proximity to Lou
isville, they have not sooner attracted atten-
ton The matter will be quite "a boom foI
lIenryv ille.-Jeflersonvile News