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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1890
Page
4
A bustling Indiana roundup reports a sheriff shooting, streetcar disputes in Evansville, counterfeit dimes in Winamac, a spate of murders and accidents across towns, and civic notes. Notable items include a Greensburg road campaign, a Goshen bond vote, multiple deaths, and the Greensburg Review moving to a new building.
West Indian apolis and Indianapolis Knights of Pythias traveled to Milwaukee Sunday night. Fairview electric trains ran crowded on almost every trip with no serious accidents yet. Mrs B Lillie spoke on spiritualism at Manear haj and criticized street railway officials for barring Fairview park. Anna Cheasum Ww. died Sunday with morphine capsules forced from her mouth. she is reported safe now. Prof Cari Barus and Ida Baker left for Germany, and Mannerchor society sang at Union station. Rev M B Hyde preached on the American flag linking colonies to liberty. Stan Turner of the fire alarm office caused a small blaze by lighting a gas flame at home. his smothering efforts burned his hands while on duty.
An assorted advertisement section lists groceries, meats, canned goods, produce, and farm supplies with prices. It includes hogs and cattle market notes, live stock quotes, and regional price observations, plus a Sun Horse and Vehicle column and various household remedies.
Bargain sale offers oak platform rockers at 3.25, large oil paintings 1, gluss panels 3.60, curtains 10c, $2.25 rugs, and a range of kitchen and dining items. Stretches from bedding to trunks, valises, carpets, and locally advertised by C. E. Wilson at 77 S. Illinois St, with sale ending October 1 before a larger store opens.
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