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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1893
Page
4
A Thorntown man dreamed of killing a fox and kicked his foot through a window, suffering serious injury and nearly bleeding to death. The accident occurred amid a string of local incidents including political tensions, court actions, and notable deaths across Indiana towns.
Clemens Vonnegut faces Frenzel faction at special school board meeting. He reads communications, accuses pledges breakers, and pushes recording. Board borrows 150000 to debt payoff, cuts salary for a drawing teacher, and approves Supt Jones report with new staff assignments.
Guttenberg winners on Thursday include Phaoa Cottonade Woodchopper Lord Haray St Luke Void Gloucester flyers Thursday Natal Sargansa Lucy Clover Piedmont St Patrick Bolivar Latonia winners Thursday Rambler Mirage Lake Breeza Amelia May Front man George Beck Indianapolis club loses 6 to 3 to Vincennes in Indiana Thursday St Louis victors Thursday Irish Pat John Cooper Morello Out of Sight Valero Leonard Upman Sir Walter Raleigh Morris park events first under the wire Orpus Lizetta Yorkville Belle Naptha Sam Weller Hammie Johnny Van Heest pursues a fight with Billy Murphy and other matches arise among Frank Wargo John A Sullivan Martin Denny Austin Gibbons Ted Pritchard from England to fight Bully McCarthy Tad Smith Peter Maher Woods-Costello betting heavy at Chicago and Woods-Below results and wagers.
Indianapo lis Union Stock Yards Friday market notes slow demand with declines across cattle and hogs. Cattle receipts were light, with feeder and fat cattle prices easing. hogs showed steady to lower quotes and active shipping of mixed weights. sheep bids remained strong as buyers led the market.
Pettis Dry Goods Co advertises deep discounts across departments for Friday shopping. Imported dress patterns at 4.98 down from 8.75 and 10.50, remnant wool dress goods at one third, and Portuguese fabrics like Japonette. Offers on prints, ginghams, batistes, lawns, muslins, hosiery, shoes, and housewares with many items priced well below regular values.
A sales notice states that certain suit patterns were not the most popular and that prices are reduced. The sale of boys long pants suits continues tomorrow with 810, 12 and 14 dollar suits offered at a special price.
To give all the boys a chance the shop places tomorrow a sale of 300 boys knee pants suits in Cheviots and Cassimeres with most at 4.50 and 5 dollars and some 6 and 7 dollar suits due to broken sizes and unpopular patterns. Also offered are thin clothing in Alpaca Lustre Flannel Serge Drap de ete Mohair and similar fabrics.
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