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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1888
Page
3
The Sun lists subscription prices outside the city at 300 per year in advance and 160 for six months, monthly 26, and city carrier delivery six cents weekly. Newsdealers can obtain gale terms at the office, and agents are sought in any town. Advertising rates available from the advertising department. Communications to editor or business manager via phone and mail.
A young wife recalls wedding days and dream house fantasies while fearing the future of her mother in law. The narrative follows her relief at a supportive friend and anxiety over living with the mother in law, ending with a trip home from fashionable resorts to the couple's arrival.
In a draped cottage with sunset light, a woman enters a dreamlike estate and finds her mother-in-law is also her husband’s mother, revealed as Lily and Mrs. Aymington. The reunion unites three generations as Tam discovers Leslie’s and her own transformed names and bonds.
The piece contrasts endorsements of Hon. H. B. F. Conger with Republican attacks and political tactics. It cites Brevier’s records of Conger’s legislative sessions and quotes editorials from Leavenworth Democrat Huntington Herald and LaPorte Argus criticizing campaign strategies and calls for integrity in public service.
A collage of witty lines and odd observations across publications. Items mention Europe’s kings, thieves, myopia as see sickness, night schools using day-books, fault finding, coal prices, and notes on Mrs. Thurman and Miss Davis. It also references Empress Eugene and royal wedding dress plans involving Princess Letitia Bonaparte and Princess Clementine’s efforts for a betrothal.
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