The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-16

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| ingH. and I'm all you won't recognize any
| feature OF the old grounds. Tho exhibit
this year can't be Observation-Disclosures
| Democrat.
Last Saturday A. w. Saint. after two
| years OF fnithful service as treasurer OF
| Henry county. stepped down and out or
| tho office. and g. NJ Moore his duly
| elected SUCCESSOR took charge The bal
ance I'm the treasury was f33,g22.SS, all
| OF which was turned over 20 MIR. Moore
and the business OF tho ofilco goes on as
| heretofore.
II was the last request OF Mrs. Ernest
| Sohl OF Hammond that within two
months after her death her sister, Miss
Iva Irish, and her husband should be
/ united In marriage, that her little chill
dren might continue under the loving
care OF tho aunt. Last week the mar
| rlage WIS solcmnlzed In pursuance OF
Mrs, sohl's dying wishes.
| Quite n number OF our sports went 20
| Cayuga last Sunday afternoon 90 wit
ness n game OF base ball between the
! fat mon and the lean men OF Cayuga.
| They report IL tho most amusing game
| they ever witnessed The game resulted
| In favor OF the lean men by a score OF
| 30 10 o. There was "A large crowd In
| attendance.-Hooslcr state.
Tho citizens OF Kokomo are preparing
! for a rich musical treat on the evening
| OF the Esd, The methodist choir assisted
| by members Of the popular Mendelssohn
| club Miss Kaufman OF Indianapolis
Misses Moulder. Coate and others VIII
| participate. The concert Is under the
| direction OF NJ Edwin Johnson OF tho
New York conservatory OF music and
students or Carl Zsrrah.
Plckpockets from all parts OF the coun-
| try are iiOcklng 20 Mlddletown, a gang
| Of well-known plckpockets from Indian
| apolis passed through tho city this morn
| Ing, In the crowd were familiar faces
| A
| WelNer kept his eye on the gang and
! trOtted th0m through town st lively
rate They expect rich harvest at
Observation-Disclosures Democrat.
| John Crary's family. three miles south
| OF HoWesVile, seem 10 be attended by a
strange fatality. Three OF his six chill
dren have died within the last fortnight.
/ and now he and another child are dan
Eerously I'll. The cause Is supposed 10 be
I'm the water. as two other families who
| preceded him in the house suffered with
sickness, while others around them were
comparatively well-Clay City Sentinel.
A family party In prairie schooner
| passed through Marion Thursday and
stopped over night In the suburbs The
| campers hail from Alabama, and were
bound for Chicago and the fair. The
/ head OF the moving household talked
intslligsntly Of the Journey. and stated
| that he expected 10 travel from Chicago
| overland TO the land known as the
| Cherokee strip" where he intends To-
| eating with his family.
John II. Lux OF Logansport has In
prospect a new deal 10 has just been
| discovered that the stone in his quarrles
makes the finest kind Of material for use
| In glass factories. All that Is necessary
TO properly prepare IL is pulverizing
machine, and Mr.. Lux expects to place
one in shortly. The numerous glass
factories I'm the Indiana gas belt will
furnish him an ample market for the
| products OF his new mill.
| A we'll known citizen thought for a few
| minutes Saturday evening that his days
upon earth were few He was down TO
the l.. E. & w, depot seeing his wife's
sister Off when his wife appeared, gave
chubby" a push In the face and tongue
lashinR such as only Infatuated wives
! under a spell OF the green-eyed monster
can give. What did he do? Why, he
just walked home with wife as gentle
and docile as kitten.-Hartford City
| Telegram.
When the farmer OF Pike county Is
offered only 40 cents for his wheat he
| can very readily recall that all the re-
| publican papers and stump speakers told
him that II the Mckinley bill was passed
and protection kept up that 1t would
| foster n home market and farmers
would get prices for wheat and every
thing he had 20 sell Well we can now
see exactly what McFinleyism did for
| the farmer and mechanic.-Pike County
Democrat
Hiram Beshore and Hou Shideler went
off 10 the Fulcher wedding at Fremont,
| o., Tuesday, the innocent and guiltess
victims of an atrocious joke. Miss Gel
este Case intrusted them with two huge
boxes OF sweet peas and wild violets.
She enjoined them 10 keep the flowers
fair and uncrushed. moist and cool. and
| then dispatched note on the same mail
20 tho bride telling her the boxes con-
tained nought but wrapping paper
| Marion Chronicle.
The Milton and Cambridge City auxill-
aries TO the Christian women's board OF
missions held a joint meeting Friday.
| Aug. 4, at ManlOVe park. The program
was excellent and the meeting n success
| in all particulars. The 9. w. B. NJ. Is
said 10 be the only missionary society
in the world wholly managed by women.
They have missionaries in both home
and foreign fields and are rapidly grow
ing In numbers, having doubled the men,
bership in three years.
About midnight Wednesday Prof Levi
| II. Scott and wife heard a cry that
sounded like that OF an infant. They
thought 1t a noise from the pike, but
about day light they heard II again and
| got up. In a basket on the portico they
found fine, healthy male infant, poorly
clad, and apparently about two or three
| days cid. They took the baby in and
| cdTcQ Tor H. ana IT Jus mother cannot be
found will send IL 10 the orphans home
| New Albany Ledger.
| The Cadmsn schools will be manned
a. follows the coming year: For prin-
copal. George +. Grosjeans; for the
! ErAmmer room. r.. Shank; for the in
termediate room, Miss Nellie Camp; for
the primary room. Miss Anna Brad
| shaw. Prof Grosjeans' work during the
two years he was In charge OF the Bur-
lIngton schools is highly commended and
the Camden people have been fortunate
In adding him TO their list OF excellent
instructers.-Delphi Journal
A fire at Derby, Perry county, on the
| night Of the Sth. destroyed $50 900 worth
ef property, upon which there was but
$4,000 insurance. The sufferers are
Joseph Yates, $500; Solomon Mitchell.
| $4,000; Morgan Brothers, $4,000; Ben
| Davis, 81 300; Hargis Brothers, 81 500; III.
| G. Hargis, sc, 900: John McGinty. $500.
| Al Hargis, 5000; Il. Richardson, 81 800:
| l.. Higdon, 5000; Mrs. Webb, $3.50, Sam
uel Hsrgis, 800: H. Mitchell 800; Mrs.
Anderson, $3.50; L. Carr, $4,000
Jesse Drake. aged seventeen years
from Jefferson township, was discharged
Tuesday from the county Jail after serv-
ing a sentence of nine days on a charge
OF carrying away fruit" The fruit
was taken from John Boles and the
boy says he just took five cherries. and
three were bad and were thrown away
or course, boys have no right to carry
away fruit, and there Is entirely toe
much OF II done. but II is a mighty
stingy man who will send boy to jail
| for two cherrfes Cftch nroanraffiane