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THE Gl^ETTE. WASHINGTON, INDIANA, JANUARY 12,1893,ERSOMFriendly Johnson Is at Vincennes vUiting relatives.John V. Cabel who has been ill is mach improved.Will Ross is at home lor a few days to visit relatives.Mrs. O. N; Do Gan is homo from a visit to Rock port.Mrs. James Cirnahan af Shoals is in the city to visit friends.W. J. Reynolds was in the, city from Eoogootee today on business.Frank C. Thomas and Emma DafTron have been licensed to marry.Miss Marv Kleinklaus of Vincennesof Mr. and Mrt. Elbert Jenkir^jon upperMainatreet ~j (I -MrJ and Mra. W. EL Heidjc h^ave returned from Newport* Ktiftflfcky where they have )een the gutots fcf {relatives for seycral days. -Peter Wright of Plymouth, Ohiq, is visiting his sister, Mrs. John Ri.Qad-berry. It is the first time they Have met for twenty-one years. : fVincennes Commercial: , W. If. (McMahon of Washington visited the krity yesterday..,.P. J. Burnes made a Easiness trip to Washington yesterday.;.Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur A. HayUs -and children of Worthington are visiting Mr. and Mrs. George F. Signor. 3Jey hive been the guests of relatives at Milltown. I l .A. Guthrie, manager of the Indian Springs, ha$ made arrangementji withNOTE AND COMMENT.Ntwa and New* that News Under Ce cumstancDISTURBED A| MEETING.Would not rtain Cir- . es.BeTwo Young Toughs: Near Odon are Given a Heavy Fine and Placed In Jai).A FATAL GUN SHOT WOUND-VrrSn \fnvvcoll nf t.hfl Palace hotiil. Cio-The Vincennes Cor^mercivl records the death of a Knox county boy that adds another cuapter^ to the |Ut of warnings daily being presented to Young America. It says: L it ■ Monday evening Carl Shulz, the Oaktoivn boy who was accidently shot, died of his wounds. His death was only a release from pain. His sufferings had been terrible. He never left lit- bed. His wounded leg soti reached a terrible conditions The*flesh of his l^g :i»d foot fell ofT. Several toes came dlT. His entire leg turned black.i Friday Marshal Crooke of Odont •j brought two young men named Ed Kel-;b'i*sa»d Sam Overton to this city and ; placed them in jail. iThey were lined ; $23 and costs each by; 'Squire Guthrie ; for disturbing n. reiijjlous meeting at ! Shiloh a few nights^igo. The* young j men came to olrureli iutoxicate.i au l were so disturbing with noise and o.iths that the f-ervices could not be held until the young toughs were ejected from the church.- They were afterward ur-ivsted and liue.l as sutlt;*d.Fellers has ju»t finished a sentence of three months iu the jwnitentiary for robbing.Gleason Post ofli.ro in Pikerr I,:.,Democratic Cnncns E rency Bill by a V(MAY NOT PASParty I^ailern All prfti ran l)bj-cu to tD|irg Cnuem—Th« Ultnuilami (he l(r«nl(factory—Other WanhJWasihnoto.v, Jan. 8 to59 the Democratic bt ■yesterday to endorse stitute currency bill, house. Speaker Crivp presenting the resolutirrfin tKn,
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Washington Gazette
Washington, Indiana, US
Sat, Jan 12, 1895
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