Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-27

Following is the program for the
races, to take place at the Bourbon
Far, Oct. 10 IL:
WEDNESDAY,, OCT. y.
Two year old trOt and under
.. .... Purse, 80 GO
2:30 pace 100 00
THURSDAY, OCT. 10.
30 trot Purse, $50 on
2.iS trot . 25O 90
FRIDAY, OCT. II.
Freef or-all pace $500. Purse, $3.50 90
800 trot g 200 90
BOURBON CORN EXHIBIT.
VI. NJ. Cline Il Co., of this city have
hit upon plan for one of the largest
corn exhibits ever made IN northern In
diana 10 be made at the Bourbon fair
October Sill. This firm believes in the
liberal, progressive policy and offers as
premiums for the best corn exhibits as
Iolows:
Farmers may make as many entries
al twenty Ears each as they wish. There
i, no bar as to varieties or kinds.
10 the exhibitor of the best twenty
ears he best suit of clothes III the
sore.
- the exhibitor of the next best
twenty ears. the best pair of shoes in
Tie store.
To the exhibitor of the next best
twenty ears, the best hat in the store
Thee premiums are sufficient t call
,sIi iae very best of the corn product
f.om I'll parts Of Marshall county.
\, sr the far Is 1ver. the corn exhib-
itrd VIII he ground into meal, which
Hill be returned 10 the different sections
OF The county ~ tie proportion of rep
RESERVATION from each township and
given to the poor. such an exhibit will
be notable oh account of its merits
alone. ami eau not fail to prove good
advertisement for VI. vi. Cline x Go.
Balloon ascension, with arachute
drop, at the big Bourbon fair, Oct 5 to
IL.
The bourbon fair is known as one OF
the best fairs in the state. Don't miss
1t. Oct. IL.
Big Bourbon fair, Oct. Sill.
Mrs Geo. Wellbrook has sold most
of her household goods and left for
Chicago yesterday morning. She re-
celved letter from her husband on
Tuesday, saying he was with his folks
al Elwood and would never come to her
or Bourbon again.
Large fair in the state at Bourbon,
Oct. S-ll.
In the freefor all pace at Logans-
port, on Thursday, Hattie L., owned
and driven by john Lewark, stumbled,
and Deck Wright, owl ell and driven by
lIisey, OF Fort Wayne, ran over her. 1t
was bad wreck and Will probably re-
suit i'll completely running the latter
horse, which was most promising ami
NAL. lie already had a mark of 2:l2Ia
on half mile track. The drivers es-
capped by jumping.
The editor OF the Bourbon News is
very particular to correct a supposed
mistake made in the DAILY INDIE
PENDENT OF sept. 2d, In regard to the
meeting of the W. c. L. L. We re-
celved our information from the Secre-
tary of the society only about one hour
before mailing our letter, and reported
the meeting To be held at the home of
Mrs. rima Eribley, and that is where 1t
was held while the News reported it to
be held at the home of Mrs. O. l.. Green,
which was mistake.
We notice an article just above this
correction OF the News, saying that Mr..
John Johnson's wedding took place at
Mrs. Jennie Ringgenberg Mr.. Edi-
tor, how dId you ever make such mis-
take? What Will the community do
now for standard, since YOU have
broken your record for truth and We
racity? We refer you to Deut. o.
There might be some small hole for
you to crawl through after you find out
that Mr.. Johnson was married at the
Presbyterian parsonage,
Mr.. Chas. Wink, eX-county treasurer,
is having his property handsomely re-
painted and papered.
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