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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-25
Largest CLOTHING STORE in Vermont
In Fact EVERYTHING

to be found in irstclass Clothing store. After
purchase the Company desired to take stock and make
pairs store about July 9th. AS stock must be
reduced nearly possible the amount hand year
ago, shall be obliged reduce stock than half In
order accomplish this the following
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-25
Recent Stock Sales.

Burleigh 4 Bodwell sold at Dexter
Park, Chicago, May 10 and Goth, "a
Hereford cattle and b Angus. the Her
chords averaging S3I0 and the Angus
S22329.
j. G. McFcrren of Illinois has sold
the past year 30 one and two ear old
colts, the lot bringing him S3l ,395.
They were all sired b> the celebrated
trotting stallion Nutwood.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-25
VARIETY STORE
also all parts separate. A fine assortment of
CROOUET

all prices. The best and cheapest Fine croque
mallets, inch heads. Everything in BOYS
WAGONS all prices from 25c 10 $500. A nic'
large wagon for $l.O0; WHEELBAR ROWS Lap
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-25
HambIetonian Stallion,
DUK G ALEXIS.

OON - AIEAES.
This horse was toaled Aug. g. 1874 bred by The
odOre +. Mapes of Monroe, Orange Co. n Y. and
when two years old. since which time he has been
in the care of b. f. Haviland of Danvile. who has
also been half owner since he was four years old
Alexis has proved to- he an extra stock horse. his
colts having taken premiums AT both State aud
County fairs. and found ready market at good
MUM at State fair at Burlington III So and the
first premium at Caledonia fair the same year and
and also took first premium. at County fair in 81
as best stallion. This together with his pedigree,
size style aud action, makes him very desirable
horse for breeding purposes.
ALEXIS is beautiful golden bay with black
points heavy name and tail stands l53 hands high /,
light from 1850 to 1900 lbs.
PEDIGREE.
DUKE ALEXIS was sired by Iron Duke he bv
Rysdyk's HambetOnian. Dam by Miller Sir Henry
Z. dam by Young Red Jacket; 9. {. dam by Red
Bird
Millers Sir Henry by Coles Sir Henry by Sir
Henry DurOc son of Sir Henry by Sir Archy.
Young Red Jacket by Old Red acket, by DurOc
OF imported Diomeed, sire of American Eel pse.
Red Bird by Bishops HambetonIan, of i'm
ported Messenger.
The dam of DUKE ALEXIS vas sired by Kings
Champion he by Grinnell's Champion ; he by Al
mack he by Membrno; he by imported Mes
senger.
Kings Champion is the sire of the celebrated AL
bum horse, who trotted in I8; also Geo. b. Dan
ies. who trotted in PA. and other fast ones.
DUKE ALEXIS will remain at my stable durin =
the OF 1885. and viii be kept for the use of
mares. Persons interested are requested to call
aud examine the horse. Terms Sl5 to warrant.
All mares at owners risk.
b f. HAVILAND Sc co.
Danville, Vt, a prii p 1885. tJuy
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-25
FIRsT-cLAss ICE CREAM

l. 10 be made this season usual at j X. LIP
PITTS Fruit Store and Dining Rooms. and sold
By the quart gallon at the usual prices. t20iuS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-25
BABY CARRIAGE
Spy Glasses, Telescopes

All styles and prices of Bird Cages, Good c.
75c large one 81. HAMMOCKS all prices from
to s. Oh, good Hammock for 81.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-25
10 per cent. Discount on All Cash Purchases

for the 80 days, until July g. 80. Our goods all
marked in plain figures, and low be found this
any other market, discount is genuine reduction
as will be comparing prices with those of
competitors.
WE OFFER the following line of goods from which
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-25
GIRLS, DOLL WAGONS.

All styles of Valises aud Bags. Large Falise 8
Sleeves and Covers. Base Ball goods. The eheape'
place to buy
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-25
Weeds

Don't neglect the hoeing and cult
waiting Of crops.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-25
LOOK OUT
FOR FLIES.

as It is almost hy time you lots of
trouble by buying Screen door and some Window
at the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-25
Read. READ, READ.
The Startling Announcement made by the
ST. JOHNSBURY CLOTHING COMPANY.

Last week advertised having placed counters
the largest and most complete line of Clothing Hats Caps
and Gents furnishing goods be found in St Johnsbur,,
and statement true. To bear in
tion would ask you remember the fact that have
by far the
Largest CLOTHING STORE in Vermont
and double the size of any Clothing Store in this
Eering surface of 2490 square feet. A visit
place will show you have filled with every conceivable
style and pattern of Clothing Hats Caps, and Furnishing
Goods, Trunks Bags, Vases, Hammocks, Straw Goods
endless variety for Men, Boys and Children Gloves Ties,
Handkerches Hosiery Suspenders Rubber goods Collars
Cuffs. Underwear.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-25
Prepared for The CALIFORNIAN.
Cultivatine

Turkeys.
Don't over-feed the young turkeys.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-25
ALBUMS

Card, Scrap, Photograph and Autograph albums
all styles and prices. Wallets Purses Pocket books
Razors, Scissors, Cutlery, Silver Ware, Spoons,
Knives and Forks, Casters, Clocks, Tin toys Fancy
Goods, Picture Frames Dolls all prices Driving
Gloves, Boys Velocpedes, Chromos, Oil Pain tings
Scrap Pictures Birth Day cards II kinds OF
Baskets, work nursery. office, scrap travelling aud
lunch baskets all styles and prices.
Ebony and Walnut Curtain Poles, Brass ball
ends 10 Brass rings and brackets. all complete for
CSC each, regular price 81 80. Lamps Roller Skates
MaiOlca Ware, Coffee Cups, Canes, Umbrellas,
Water Coolers. Every kind of UBBER STAMP
made to order. All orders by mail filled at once.
All goods Warranted represented. LOWEST
PRICES. q EO. +. GROW
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-25
Wire Staples and Punches.

just the thing for fastening together legal dOcU-
ments. manuscripts pamphlets, etc. For sale at
the CALEDONIAN OFFICE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-25

from 81 90 up to $1,000 A II kinds of Watches new
aud secondhand, lowest prices. also chains charms
Pins Rings, Bracelets. Cuff Buttons, Necklaces
everything in the Jewelry line at lowesI cash price
ments Banjos Violins, Accordions Drums, Flies
Flutes Trombones. Organetts, Harmonious, Violin
bows cases and all kinds of Violin and Banjo trnes
All kinds of
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-25
WE OFFER the followin

To the Young Men woHld say assortment
of the latest styles in checks and fancy sun: complete
and worth examining. We have good line of 4-buton
custom work.
WE HAVE A GOOD LINE of pants from good every
day pant at 81 90 to extra fine pair at 500.
At other time could show you many genuine
bargains the present. do let the opportunity pass
ST. JOHNSBURY CLOTHING COMPANY,
Corner Main and Central Streets.
On the Plain, st. Johnsbury.
j
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-25
MEAD BLAKE n Co,

Office No. Broadway, =. o. Box 1909,
95n DOVER. N Ii.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1885-06-25
HE FELL in THE STREET

tnOv26
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21

Established for the Scientif and Speedy Cure of Chr"nic. EcrvoUs and Spc-
 cial Diseases.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21

Notice lt Forfeiture.

TO E.t. IrtIE.;pY IND J. l.. GELEP. voU. L~:r-. t&, i'u,~. a anI.iiNi~ .ratni> a. ,--'=H~: h."..rt .e.rh. n.ih liaa; tav n l- A'Is!-aen n:o ,T. eni,,. "ae had sG GI..ags
 ;ic"j h i...r d i.n, toN-ncat> Gli- in< ae year ;. L. i;.i u,'"u t.e Ea,hn,r Wi''in% Si.-;, .hli..-,. n, , ,.u s.oH. r.I.ire di-ii~t. cunitil Ot < cAisr. Territory ul Ar Zu"a, ia' i.r luriu-:' 'f loijin" -oii n;isir. liam u.'r.ti .."v.>i .:.s z section 2'.,4 of tlc R. y.,"l statutes e! ine U,.t,l N..:.- aGi j at i!.e c~p 'ion uj ri.ciy days after t.'c s"ryir, .' ta.> rr,..c 'y publication you slos.d fti CT T,'ust to cuutiihut. tnur pral.:ji.n, to-v!t: ;ffty d.!iar, fhcing S25 ,acL} n! tnr nb.ve mentioned $lvJ cx- pend, |, DGd iat cost cf this "1yergi,cLlcut ns c.'-ow u,r>. AoUr interests iu ihr sa q min ~. claim Via., vut,r ~aii section 42!4, be- come tltn Irri-.iy Di the ugd.rs..ucd cu- owner. V. H. SIiLLNELt..
 ir'v; T'rsA5t1ac, C,rii~r county, Ivr.i. tlrN nl N-iE Ln.. ] -Mu.,N Ia. iNNl
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21
T ilc Great i1I,"Iisll Remedy

a- Iu>> ui nciu.ry, ZH-s iuuc, 'o' ti.Il.ai ''l' .i,n-. aversion, to society, dirI..ces uI Ni>- sio noi,c- in the h,aG, thc ld fluid l'a-s- ing urnt-crvrd tlr.u-. thc IIne, and many offer diseases that jo.'d to !E-anliy aud death
 Dr. NHi:.. WGO j- rr-Hi'r @r:CCLlt C physician, wjl a.rc.. ia fpI .cil live hundred dollar, for a case uf this kind that the .ial
 Ec>tIrrtiv" NIudcr his special dcrse a'd ircalmriitf vli not cure, or .'r ;nytninG !in-
 pure or injurious found in il. Ilr. MItte
 trou.s a'. d.,c@scS succ' Ssfu!N Wii,"ul Wcr-
 ,.yry. Consultation u,e- Ihrr.U@n exam
 in4'ipn and aavicp, in-!ndin" aua!ysi, "i
 urine. *5. I'rcc "l NI.ni Hc,i"raiiyo 9l.5e H bottle, cr four .imrs thc gU"nIHy ior s3; s.r, tn ary aCG e-- Gl"u Tee, Ipt "I price, or (. c. D, secure. il"u ui.-ciy.ti',n ,.na .n rt!-
 Val. nae. li dr> rcd, hy 4. F. MIN lE. N- pr. Nu- l.. ketf,y ~t.rc', san Er; urisc", Gal. Dr. I.ujit's kjt.cy Heu,rGy. NrInHrri- CCM c'lr>- ali kinds rt kidney and h.adGer complaints. ycuu'rthr.a. :ec',' orT!.o-h, S'c"t.
 For sale uy .,.i a.u-g.zt>; *I bottle, SIX bottles SS.
 Dr. Mu,ic's Di"dc.'"r Fi!s and inc hcs' and cheapest jy~rvTsir and tiilluuS cure in the market. For '!c by all druggists. sample Bottle Free, 1 Wiz bc sent tu any on, ap;iyin- ivy letter | q tti1g symrt0U's, sex and age. Strict se- "Iery in regard to ali br.,iress ;'ai.s actions. ]
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.
 DIR. ALLEN. AS Is WELL K,;OWN. Is \
 regular graduated iEy-iciIn and Surgeon, educated a, Bnwinin C"ilcge lLd Cnivcr
 siiy uf Michigan. and is acknowledged tn he
 hc m.si expert surgeon in his 7rcialiS om
 " YOUSG MEN
 Ard miIdlr- aged men. wilo ar. suffcr;n,
 from ihc r:IrcI- or "uUth'ul Indi.crrtiouS
 Fyrc--rs in m";urc years, Nerv,S!- and !'hv.
 .cai Drhii':v, IInDu'"Dre, Lost Manhood con
 'u-!"7: cf ideas, dUi! csr-, avrr=itn To -o.i,-jy
 j,s pnnG-0cy, HirTl"s oil ti'c iacc. loss oi "il- ,r.y and ;sc!n0ry. lrrquen"yo of II 'inaIing, Ctc.
 Remc'uLcr. that hy a com bin ttIon of rcme- dies of great curative Inwrr tbr U ncjor has SD arranged lis ivcatucnt th.j II will no! only afford iHlraraidtc re.iei hI' pcriHaEeH;
 cure.
 My Hospital Experience
 NIayiu. i,,-cn sur-r.n m ch7r-c of two icad- ing luspital<D enables me treat all private diseases wlth excellent ?, --'is. I wish il d:s- tincIly understood that do not claim to per form i#ross.hilitiC-, CT tn have miraculous CT Sutcrhuman power. ! '...im oTIy i0 Ic . skiI;ful and successful physician aEd surgeon, thoroughly informed in my sl eciaI;y- Diseases Of Man. All applying io me will reccrvs my honest oplniGH ui their cuInpainl>--N0rxpcrim meni- ing. l will guarantee positive cure m cv- cry ease undertake, or forfeit :l,O00. Con sul;Htiou in office or by letter FRE~ and strictly rrivate. Charges rrasunah, [ Thor, ugh cxImina:in invludin@ chemical and
 In crCScopical analysis of urine and advice $5.OD.
 | Ollice hours 9to 3dai!y.G tos evening Sun. ! days 9 io I2 only. Col! or address D R. A LL F. N, ! 2GJE Kcarny street San Francesca. Cal. l ,z5 Remember, the Doctor has q Vega;a- : be Cumpruud, jhc rv>iilI "i m"ny years o ! special pruc;ise and hard ~iuCy. winch under . Li advice has never failed "f success in th, irure II LOST MANHOOD, PROSTA ! iTURRu EA, cjc,
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21
sHUnl;,t1:lS.

IN THE DI@SElCT CUJrT CT THE Second ,ludvui District Cf tHs I,.'l'rrl .l Arizona. inaEG f.r ;A" county of tacHl-.. Asa II. Sj"5nin>. !!Jin,la- SS Henry ;. tiooiwiu. ;. Granville SHth. H"riH.nin ! Pippcy. $dpUC. !. Et-'yc., t-ariys I. Pond and inc Distance A.iuil. Com .a", Ce.au dan;s. Acton bruA-lgt .u Ac D-ir.et Court of the Second Jul.,!g! District cf thc Terri tory Of Arizona, .n and !o' ;lc county Vf tg- chise and tile complaint fled In line -.l7a of tAe said District Court.
 The 'Icg,iior. af Arizona sends greeting to Henry J. Goodwin, J. Granville Snr.tt, Eenjamin '. ripryy, &.m"ci 7. N.rwel. Charles Ai. Pond and the DclinarCc Mining Company, a corporation. defendants.
 You are hereby required to appear in an ac:ion brought agdjns; you by thc above named pi.intihin tAe District Court of 'hc Territory Ol Arizona, ia and for tEe county of CucL!se, and to answer lle complaint filed therein within twenty days trSciu,iyc ui t"e day of scryicc) afcr tlc service on you O. this suUInuD. -rrTCd within iLi, county; or if served .'' this county. hur in tli- district, within thirty d'!s; otEcr"i-e within forty dayS) or Judgment hy Ge'"ut vii tc .,'eu against you aCcurain" tO the prayer of s.t.t. .'0u!aiHt. sad action k brought tu recover Of IU.. 'hr sum ol $l,&Hi.pp Wltii cost of suits, as vii! .-.... a"Dc4r by inc cou- plaiut herein, duly certified cop, -: which is herewith served upon you. And you arc uclcpS II HJNt.4SN I'''- u ''.. ''-'I ' '@f'. ''' answer tie said complaint, 8, above Iu!ryd, the said plaintiff. viii take judgment a-aii.st YOU by default in tAe >arn Ui th. ,.l' legal interest, statutory damages aHl costs Of suit.
 Given under my hand and seal O. the Dis fri,: Court of the Second Judicla! D.st.Ict c; She Territory of -A,.Zuaa. il and for ti. county O. CocLisc. lhis l2tA day of Fcbru. ary. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight uuudrcL and "i4;y-iiyc.
 SEAL ". |. S.AIAES, Clerk.
 by C. ". CLvx. Deputy Clerk.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21
Mn. NI iMrLNllNir.

IT>C-|. 1EHU;TrGY OT ARIZONA. Ccaaty "t '"t.l-c, February ", !>>5, T. Iaun.s B. t.'3"nal'. gear "e.r-, .Nrril",s, hr rut.n>d t!i'l tie undersigned has cX- pended urr l'iaGrrd dollars si.Dl in tabor tHa mug 'rrncHt, i1r he Er..r !aNi. uuun h. Ju>eu,.iI tatrr u;r', >,uI-ra in lh- Barren uniIo- s.i.;. ,oUu.y ,f C,..i-. Territory "i .s loaa. .2 rrtr: to lt.c sud i.r..Iai~s.- r-5.r i,- pg.tl~i 'n, Q; -c.. ion @..2!. N -.-. q ot.'ute> ui ltc Uarci $tat.-. 1ciu-, ,sa 1tn":..t r,gn.-'', tJ n".l 'ls. -asae Tor ton !a.t ."t i w...H3 r] ,'sts frp.I To- s-r,.,- ,! Us Ga-.-e. o- "i,Ail .I dsy. fr,Ir ,'f" ~r-., go! hi, notice l' Iupli,a- ton. lru it.4 rr r.IGsc t' e.EJrihute your pro?'i''.H rr-ng! c&uoi iilU.r. l.us liy d,,'u- lt.4i .."l ,nti e: l!.., atv.ri,-..'l. a. e. ,u-r, your ,n'yec-t io -..l c'a.u will itcuI.r l..c il::i r.'y ni s.t ul.,,-I-.~ .~Ecl uu- I.. .".. c-..a =. {.
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The Tombstone., 1885-04-21
Notice Ot' Forfeiture

F, h?r. F.,,rrl~v 2. ieNa
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21
Notice cf E'uTIvi,"rc.

TOG.W CLIFFORD, YOUR HEIRS, r.S- ccutors. admins tratOrS or assig g;.S: You are hereby notified thIt tIc undersigned has cx- pended one hUuIred dollar, jSluDj n labor and impl ovem -nts during the year \. D. 1851 upon thc Milton mining claim, situate in Cochsc mining district. county of Co. chise. Territory Uf Aiizona, for the purpose of holding said mining claim under lie pro- visions of section 25.t, R-vl-cd Statutes Ui the United States; and at the cXuiratiOn O. ninety days after ,he ser,i-c "f this Loi.cr by publication you should fail or refuse = contribute your proportion, tO-~it: Fifty dol lars ($jOj oi He above mentioned S.Oj eX- pended aad the costs uf iAis GGYrTtiscmcn as cu-owuer, yuur interest Ia said E!In.a. claim will. under scct'JuD 232i, b~D-mc tie pruprrty oi iae under Sis' cd e owner.
 JOSEPH TlilAEiLLE.
 Dated Tombstone, C"chIsc conEt!, lcrr!- tory of Arizona, January l5. .SSj
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21

Wiz bc sent tu any unt ar;iyiH-, ivy letter
 st ting syrnrtOWs. sex and age. Strict se- rIery in regard tp ali br.,ir eFS i'JI. actions.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21
Notice Of Forfeiture.

TOE. l.. DUNCAN, YOUR HEIRS, EX. ecutors aJmiuIstl atO!e Or assigns, y"U aic hereby notified that lhc UT5eTs GucG has cX- reudca one hundrcd dollars III laDor and iGI- proyciHcatS, for lhe year lS--i, on each "i the following mines: Dunn mne aud May flower mine in Cliric.ihua E.iuihiHg d strict, ,t"c!.i~c county, in order 10 held sad premises u"':-r the prOV..io of section a32i. r@riscG stai utcs of Inc United States hviug the amount rcquir d to hold The same for Inc year l5oi And if within thirty days from the service uf this UGtict. or within ninety days aI'er this notice Ly publication, yUu fail or refuse |" contribute your proportion Oi such expeHdl- ture, being tucniy-hyc (25) dollars OE each mine and cost of this advcrti>eHezt as cu- owner. your interest iH said claitf vii be come the property ol tEe undersigned Tad-G sad section Ic;-4.
 THOMAS CHAPMAN.
 Fort Bowie. Ariz March 2f ,SS5.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-21

TOV3sTpNE. TERRITORY OF API- z,r:i. toup., c; 'cc.i.p, I.;.uary 5, IS>5. In [ Gli,.t !.nc aci:>, ~. ,G',rs, .t.uin}s- .;s.,,yr- rr a--ira~, lrI ale '.-tcIv uo,iG, a .'.t [. !. Uuir.- c.. q ..- ,N, ,yILyd 5loa h. IFS ..d t,>i, u,. u .rr Dpair' '.ld Lr.ai T-.d.r rIi.i' {, cl j'r~ situated in the War r,s rf uiH- t.-'r ,i,' y;~r1ry ui Co.ii-c, and f,rE;a.l ui '.i.s.a ir ,.d.r tp hold sad premises U' der fte ur1lis',n, of section @,.!. E-..-. >,a.l;r, afftc Ja'.ra a-,teS. u,i. . ;i-- rriuuf.t ,t@.r,a 70 l.n.I :!tr -a1Ie .n~ ,tc lcag i-,5 .,.a il within .J da,> from ttc -c.E.cr. of ti,,, notice. or w.tais 70 ,al- oi;,r fis- "'..rr !. iu..i-.j."r, A"U r., Q. r, G-.- .r c.''t.h,tc yaur lrai.a ;.on uf such "N' -ua'ff e. being 500 c.an aud ca-i- "i ;.i- atEr-.--,uir.f, 4- ,,'-.wu.r, ycUYia' .... iu id cio,i.:, nil become tlc r,opcI'y fl jhr uht,i,. .rrd r,od,.r sad see ttn' 2:i!i. (. H. Et:CK ,tEEL. Tombstone. Junu.rl ; >>5.
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x Canvas Nari.IGgc i;viL

ny Gauge or Caliber, free by mail for 2o cents in postage stamps. John p beihei, manufacturer SpOrt.msn'- Goods, Hunting B.~ois x Shoes, l2i Cbamb.rs Street, New York City.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-20

Birch: Mrs. William Canine and daughter Anna OF
Waveland, at j. Il. Gobens; Mrs. DR.. Moorhead, OF
Terre Haute with her mother. Mrs. Il. s. Kelley.
Newmarket party was held at the residence of f.
Ia Snyder on Tuesday evening. To gentlemand and
lady having the best prize was awarded and
w. Ramsay and wife were the victorious parties.
Miss Laura Mahorney gave large party on Tuesday
evening. There were present from abroad: Miss
Stella kendle, of Lafayette; Miss Ida Prater of
Greencastle; Mrs. Gran Ballard of Indianapolis; Ed
Law, Kansas City; George Law, Cincinnati; Walter
kendle and Lew Jackson Lafayette.
Prof U. r. French will give a concert next Tuesday
evening at the N. 5. Baptist Church. An elaborate
programme has been prepared. Misses Emma Smith
and Fannie Doyle will sing solos, and Mrs. c. G.
French, of Brookston will assist Miss Lillian Will
Jams viii play several solos ON the organ.
The Literary Club met last Monday evening, and the
meeting was presided by Prof. J. III. Osborne, of
Wabash College. The paper of the evening read
by Prof. ii. II. McIIain, of Wabash College DAY
in Greek Theater." The next meeting will be held
on JAN 4, when paper will be read by Hon. FL. H.
Ristine on THE Northwest Passage"
To-day. at the Methodist Church. will be held
ices, morning afternoon and evening, to obtain $l5
600 for new church building. Rev. A. Hummer
will deliver relating to the subject of giving
sermon. Dan Davis and Geo. F. Hughes, of Terre
Haute, will assist in the concert. Professor Lnm
Moore will have charge of the music.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-20
w abash.

Postmaster Semans took a short business trip to
Peru, Tuesday.
Charlie Moore returned last Saturday from an ex
tended trip to the East.
Mr.. Macy Good took business trip to Kendallville
last week, taking dispositions.
The Frances Willard Circle will meet with Miss Ida
Catren next Tuesday evening
Mr.. Joseph Straughn and Miss Lou Weesner took
dinner in Lincolnvile Sunday.
Ed Hudson resigned his position in the postofice
for a more lucrative place with Felix Fougeres.
Thomas Pefey and son started for Kansas on Tues
day They will STOP route at the residence of Mr.
Pefeys sister.
Mr.. o. p Hackleman of the bestknown and
Oldest citizens of Wabash county, is confined to his
bed by paralysis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wharton entertained a few
friends very pleasantly at their residence Falls
avenue, on Monday evening.
Milo Haas started to Washington ON Wednesday
evening. to be absent some time, looking after the
patents belonging to the American Stakeholder Com
pany.
The marriage ceremony of Miss Lizzie REMOVER and
G. E. Bash, both of Huntington, performed OF
the residence of the brides parents at o'clock Fri
day evening. Both parties are well known in Wabash
and vicinity.
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Muncie.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Neiswanger, of Daviess coun-
ty visiting friends and relatives in and around the
city.
Arrangements making in all the Sunday schools
in the city for appropriate observance of the Christ
mas season.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church viii hold
their annual fair Tuesday. 1t will this year pre-
sent unusual attractions
Mr.. John Shoemaker pioneer resident of the
county living at Daevile. was in the city day
two last week, the guest of relatives.
Mr.. Thomas Morgan and wife left the city day or
two ago. visit friends in other parts of the State
few days before going to England to spend the winter
Mr.. William Lynn, ST. will leave early in January
extended tour of the West particularly the Pa
ciic coast. He will probably be accompanied by his
son, Mr.. Charles w. Lynn.
Mr.. r. M. Monroe has resigned his position as
deputy in the auditors Office to look after his fences
he being candidate for the nomination to the office
of auditor on the Republican ticket
DR.. d. o. Mumsey of New Corner, and Mrs. Kate
McMahan. of Lucas county, Iowa, united in mar
riage at the Kirby House, on Tuesday evening eav-
ing the next day for visit to friends in the West.
The Muncie Literary Fireside met with Mr.. and
Mrs j. E. Mellett, on Friday evening, and held very
interesting session. Papers read by Mrs. w.
s. Richey and Mrs. G. w. Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Kline will leave Tuesday
for San Diego Cal where they will locate for the flu
ture. This removal is made account of the declin-
ing health of Mrs Kline, who hopes to be benefited
by the change in climate.