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MES. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, [895.ILL, I ORANGE BLOSSOMS.lubs Wiped up ue Team.itl Oynw Saturday.se bail club has ed all comers, id Indianspoliem suffered ig-e hands of our “Marions,” and chaff before a isbor Day the rus at the boys, I in both. Folios, leaders of ip, came down rst was a tie, by the locals, ling the second rrow breadth, the fact that it it iu the ninth Not satisfied ry, they came ;then«d by new i are to be given e. next season, vas played off nir boys, tvilte won it hands »the final con-tween the two a game each, to play with . did the i'.virind Heif, who 'agement with nd “Btimpus” eague pitches Indiunupohs of fonr runs in the third our out of Wolf, the box aud From this time uled. and when the score stood ersville. The sis long hit to d work of th» rmerly of the features of theaturday after let the famous m the homeELL!ilk Citizen inpopular newsa, h. d.dressed in his id wearing a as his face, wly newspnper quietly going of gathering le columns of rs—regardless fed the infor-) to Chicago,A Swell Event in Hebrew Society Circles.The Marriage of Ike Bellman and Ml»* Faille Kothflchlld Solemnizetl at the Me Far I an Hotel.The marriage of Mias Callie, the haudsome and pxipular daughter of Mrs. F. Rothschild, to Mr. Ike Beit-man, of Washington, this State, was solemnized at Hotel McFarlan, last night.Miss Jennie Beitman, of Washington, Indiana, officiated as maid of honor, and the petite Miss Lillian Tnrkenkoph, of Rockford, Illinois, was chosen for the appropriate office of “flower girl.”Messrs. L. H. Rothschild, Washington; M. Beitman, New -York City; Morris Levy, Cincinnati; Charley Joseph and Louis Barnett, this city; S. Frauk, Petersburg; L. G. Rothschild. Indianapolis, aud I. Beitman, Cincinnati, acted in the capacity of Ushers.The happy couple departed on thcv lato train, over the C., 11. D. railway, on an extended wedding trip to the principal Eastern cities, and. on and after November 0, they will be “at home,” at 34 Jefferson avenue, Evansville, Indiana.Among these here from a distance to attend the happy event were G. Beitman, Miss Clara Beitman, Miss Jennie Beitman, Mrs. Lou P. Beitman, I. Rothschild, H. Rothschild, Miss Bertha Rothschild and Sunon Joseph aud wife, of Washington, Indiana; Sol Frank and Miss Bertha Frank, of Petersburg, Indiana; Mr. Emanuel Beitman, Hoboken, New York; Dr. I. Rypius, Evansville, Indiana; Isador Beitman, Cincinnati; Bernie Beitman, Washington, Indiana; 1). Turkenkoph, wife aud children, Rockford, Illinois; L. Warner and wife, Hummittville, Indiana; Morris Levy, Miss Levena Levy, and Miss Flora Hersher, of Cincinnati, and Emma aud Pauline Reiter. Walnut. Hills, Cincinnati; Leon Meisp, Cincinnati; B. Hartley. Baltimore, Md ; II. Hipchmau, Cleveland, Ohio; II. Coehu, New York City: Lou Eisenbrand, Philadelphia; L. G. Rothschild, Indianapolis; I. Poppei and wife, Brookville.Couldn’t Find a Sucker.A pro mb i cut Brookville sport was in the city, Friday and Saturday of last week, trying to arrange a fake running, but our people were onto his little game and, consequently, be didn’t succeed in bringing the event to a climax. This same sinoothe individual lias figured in affairs of this kind here before and come out at the little end of the horn. He must be waiting for a brick house to fall on him.WOIWHIP AND SPUR.Not many genlt; occupied by Conner Man, with his boti Bears and Turkeys, scene is changed, railway and electric where they can find ally seekingBEESON’iilUiliA Big Display of Hoftii Farm ProductRiifllnpSH Kxhlhfts, FanryW Showing of Indian ffThe Horticultural fair progress at. Heeb's rink, i fully qualified to make statement regarding the i the exhibition, because w money at the door, just people, to go in and see. of horticultural prodin wonderful, and one can h the fact that such raagusi grown in Fayette com persons, in position to kn ibplay is fully up to ! State fair. The farm p also a sight to see in this froRt bites and drought, almost led to believe that litions have little to do t where the farming is in t such an intelligent peop who have the destiny of t Fayette county in their b Aside from this, the ha; beautiful by rich displayi handiwork, business e shows of art, all artiscical One of the most tnb hibits in the hall is Mil cabinet of Indian relics i cal specimens, gathcre nearly every county iu tl ,.t lawpaliy from Faytte lin counties.The fair should be u st will fully repiay anyoi time anti money to go do through the hull. Pro of Purdue University. .Science in the House,” i Profs. Latta and Huston institution, will be pres liver addresses WednestThe late Alarm waB tho tlrst liorso to go a mill' in I-bast sra-mi liainnpo won $31,0001n thoSCHOOL NO ISeveral teachers dis days last week to allow i to attend the county fair well. Several who did afterwards wished they for the absence marks goodly tititubers on ti Now that the weather is perateand the fair over can buckle down to real and we may expect resui In IsTli, the Fayette i
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Connersville Times
Connersville, Indiana, US
Wed, Oct 02, 1895
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