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]. B. Dill, prescription pharmacist SO
Indiana Avenue.
w. Cheatem and Scott Thomas are on
the jury in theSuperior Court this month.
Messrs Coleman & Bell leave for the
East, soon, to while away the hot summer
months at some watering place.
The House Hold of Ruth will hold fes-
tival and fair at Bethal A. M. E. Church,
next Tuesday and Thursday evenings
Rev. T. G. Trevan leaves for the St.
Louis conference tomorrow night. The lay
delegate, Mr.. A. ]. Farley, left last Mon
day.
"Modoc" the renowned, and John Ora
ham, q saloonkeeper in the West End had
a little :sbout" at the 18th Ward polls last
Tuesday.
The Allen Chapel people are jubilant
over their victory last week, while the
Union Literary are correspondingly des-
pendent
Mrs. Nellie Mann left last Monday for
Logansport. having received a telegram
that her sister, Mrs. Bryant, was not ex-
pected to live.
Mr.. Austin Thomas, the pleasing guitar
iet, will leave the Hoosier capital for Gin
cinnati Paris of America), next week, to
be absent during the summer
Mr.. A. o. Smith and wife, of Manila,
passed through the city last week, on their
vay home from visit to friends and rela
tives in the eastern part of the State.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at
all hours, day or night, at r. Fertig's Pre-
scription Pharmacy. 50 Indiana Ave.
The different lodges of Odd Fellows of
this city have decided to give joint ex-
cursion picnic on the 22d of June. The
place for holding the picnic has not yet
been selected.
Harry johnson was out last Sunday
with President Hammond's car of the l.
ID. and 8. R. r. They expect soon to go
to several Western cities, and possibly
San Francisco.
Rev. Jas. NJ. Townsend and lady, OF
Richmond, stopped over here several
hours last Sunday, to see friends. They
were on their way to the General Confer
ence at st. Louis.
A grand concert will be given at the Sec
ond Baptist Church next Thursday eve
ming. by the choir. The programme will
consist of speeches, dialogues, and both
Instrumental and vocal music.
Attention of the city authorities is called
To the dead animal that has been lying at
the corner of Tennessee and Michigan
streets for four days past. The stencil
from it has made the immediate neighDor-
hood very disagreeable.
The Independent Order of Immaculates
known as the Silver Queen Lodge No. 107,
viii give public installation OF officers at
the Vermont street A. NJ. E. church, on
Monday evening, May 18th. This being
their first installation, it will doubtless be
interesting.
All arrangements for the Key club
6shine excursion, on the 90 have been
perfected. All members are requested to
preseut the name of the friend they expect
To invite. The next meeting will be at
Miss Kittie Throckmortons, West Ohio,
next Thursday.
Yesterday while Mr.. John Sylvester
was showing his visiting friends the sites
Of the city, one OF them met an old &C
ouaintance, the first inquiry after good
hand shake Was, Tom, where did you
come across that beautiful hat You wearf
The reply was sir, bought that OF l. tele-
Ver, the boss halter, where you can buy