The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-08-30

Mrs. Mabel Kleder dropped dead in a
store at Milford Tuesday.
The united brethren conference will be
held at Odon Aug. 30 to Sept 4.
The Hancock county walnut and hick-
DRY nut crop is unusually large this year.
was organized Tuesday night at Rich
mond.
Three fine cows were fatally poisoned
recently by drinking impure water near
Seymour
A new steel bridge is BEING built across
Blue river at MorristOwn by the railroad
company.
They are tagging the days at Kokomo.
and a citizen suggests that the common
council be included.
Twenty-eight teachers were examined
by County Superintendent Jackson Sat
urday at Greenfield.
The Carthage ball club is getting quite
reputation as gang of chronic kickers-
Hancock Democrat
Hancock county farmers report the
grasShoppers as being very numerous and
doing great damage to the corn crop.
The Washington and Clarke county
fair association will hold its annual
fair at Peel1in Sept. II to 10 inclusive.
The New Albany wooden mills will not
close. says the manager, and he adds
that the company is thoroughly solvent
Lille Isabella Duckworth of Johnson
county is suing her husband, Samuel
DuckWOrth, a petit larcenist in the
prison south. for divorce.
On Wednesday among those who left
Bloomington for Chicago were Misses
Ned and Alice Faris. Miss Katie John
son and Mary Kinds, Mrs. b. A. MCGEE
and daughter.
At Cloverdale, where a number of
buildings in the business portion of the
town were burned last month, there are
some handsome and extensive brick
blocks in course Of erection.
John Nye Of Pierre, S. D., and Miss
Melissa Rothrock Of Clifford, were mar
ried Wednesday by the Rev. Mr.. Sea-
man. The ceremony occurred at the
Rev Mr.. Seaman's residence.
The wheelmen from Chicago, on a trip
on their wheels from that city through
Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and Ten
nessee. arrived in New Albany Thurs
day. looking as If they badly needed
rest, says the Ledger.
Alfred Bingham, pioneer, died Fri
day in MishaWaka. He was the father
of ten children and raised to womanhood
an adopted child. The only one of his
children now living in Mishawaka is
Senator Z. VOIney Bingham.
The Elkhart Truth says Col Johnson
predicts that by Sept. 10 next the wheels
of every financially sound manufacture
ming on full time and a full force Of
operators in each be employed.
The South Bend Tribune says the re-
port comes from England that Mr.. Will
lam Dallin. the railroad king, has sue
ceeded in securing financial aid for his
new railroad from Nappanee to Benton
HarbOr, and will soon be here to use the
cash.
The Hon. Joseph Gale. one of Robb
townships prominent farmers, was in
the city Monday. Mr.. Gale has the finest
barn in POSey county on his principal1ty.
1t has all modern conviences, has two
stories and cost $5.000.-Mt. Vernon DEM
ocrat.
Elmer Davis of Jacksonville, a stanch
democrat, was Thursday appointed first
assistant engineer at the government
depot TO take the place of Henry Tim
mons, a republican. Davis is the brother
of William Davis, the sheriff Of Clark
county.
Boys in knee pants can be seen almost
anywhere about the public square, and
almost every day, putting cigarettes
Where do they get them? Every dealer
who sells cigarettes to boys is a law
breaker and ought TO be prosecuted
Greensburg Era.
Two damage suits are now in the hop
per against the Big Four railway for &c.,
600 each, as a result of the horrible acct
dent at Fall Creek the latter part of
knows whether they will come out flour,
bran or middlingS.
Among those who took advantage Of
the low rates TO the world fair Monday
We're: NJ. V. Beiger and wife; Misses
Eva and Gertrude Wells and Marie
Towle; Mrs. Haubert and Nellie Feiten;
Mrs Dr. y. l. Thorp and Mrs Fred
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Democrat.
Our Miss Jotter Of Judson writes us
that she and her best young man are
attending the fair for a week or two,
and that she will not have time TO write
her interesting weekly letters until the
end OF her visit. We hope she will not
prolong it unnecessarily.-S County
Democrat
The venerable Uriah Chandler of Mish-
awake was seventy-seven years of age
Wednesday, and to welcome him on en-
tering mis- seventy-eighth year his chill
dren, grandchildren and great-grand
children To the number Of forty-seven
assembled at his home i'm the evening
and made merry till late hour.
From the beginning of these hard
times we have urged upon people who
have money to keep it in circulation.
Sometimes 500 passed from hand to hand
will pay 81, zoo Of Indebtedness in a week.
Don't tie up money! Don't bury it, It's
proper and legitimate place is in the
channels of trade.-Hope News-Journal
Mrs. Alexander Turner, wife of the
deputy sheriff OF Gibson county, has
eloped with an itinerant peddler, taking
her two children and $500 with her.
Turner is on the track of the party,
wanting to recover his children, but
says he doesn't care anything about
the woman. the peddler or the money.
One of the saddest funerals for a long
time was that OF Mrs. Brown, the muir
dered woman, who was buried Sunday
afternoon at the New Hope church. near
where she was killed. The Rev. Mr..
Seaman preached a very pathetic SER
mon. 1t is said that it was one Of the
largest funerals ever occurred in the
county.-COlumbu Times.
Peach and grape growers and shippers
complain loudly at the low price they
are obtaining for their fruit at Chicago.
The Fawcett Brothers are selling a large
part Of their fine peach crop in this city
TO home customers. The indianapolis
market for peaches has been better
thOughout the season than the Chicago
market.-New Albany Ledger.
d. o. Spencer went to the worlds fair
and was elected one Of the lady man
ayers. In this way he had access to
their meetings Tor cat fight, which they
most resemble). and was much edited
thereat. He thinks everybody's dog
Tramp" has more settled ideas upon
parliamentary usage than some of those
cranky people.-Bloonington Progress.
The drought throughout this part of
Indiana is doing serious damage. Late
vegetables are about ruined, and the late
potato crop Will prove a failure. Corn
has also been greatly damaged and the