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to Colorado or New Mexico for pure ali
TO relieve consumption is all a mistake
Any reasonable man would use DIR. b.
sankO's Cough and Lung Syrup for con.
SUMPTION in all its stages. 1t never fails
to glYe relief in all cases ofcoughs, colds
bronchitis, pains in the chest and all af-
tectfons that are considered primary to
consumption. Price so cents and $100
Sold by Chas RYDER and J, A. Moore,
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There was very pleasant party at the
residence of Mr.. L. L. Hslleck last eve.
ming. Progressive euchre. whist, and
dancing occupied the attention of the
guests until late hour, when they de-
parted for their homes, having passed q
very enjoyable evening. One of the
most pleasing features of the evening
was song by Mr.. Tom Delany.
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COUNTY CoMMIssIoNERs
COUNTY CLERKS OFFIc.

NOV. II, 1850.
The board of county commissioners
met on Monday, November 9th, in spe-
cial session. All members present.
The board spent Monday and Tuesday
In examining the books and vouchers
of the county treasurer for the proceed
ing year, and the same being found COR
rect were approved and accepted.
The jury fees for the October term of
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-19

Our allusion TO the wilkins art col
lection In connection with comments of
the Commonwealth is misleading, in
this. that the present COLLECTION, though
BY the same artists. is not the same as
that exhibited in Topeka. The pictures
there exhibited were sold, as the present
lot will Do in Emporis, in all probable
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The eastbound cannonbsll was two
hours and tsn minutes late today. and
was cut into two sections at this point to
enable them 70 make their usual connec-
tIons In Kansas CITY.
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Carl Hopfinger was arrested at the
Merchants hotel by our city police, on
. telegram from O. E. Cummings, who
10 now in Wichita, charging Hopflnger
with stealing $50 from him at HYde's
reataurant some time last week.
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The entertainment at the rink last
night wound up as usual with q tilt be-
between the manager of the Young La
dies base ball club and Marshal White
about q little license.
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A very pleasant party and oyster sup
per was given by the Powell brothers at
the residence Of Mrs. c. Roberts last
evening. About ten couples were pres
ent and epioyed themselves hugely.
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Did she nie ?
..Nol

NO!
"She fingered and suffered along
pining away all the time for years."
1.-THE doctors doing her no good ~
"And at last was cured By this Hop
Bitiers the papers say so much about. 7"
Indeed Indeed :"
"How thankful we should be for that
medicine.
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Skin Diseases Cured

By DR.. Frazier's Magic Ointment
Cures as if by magic. Pimples, Black
Heads or Grabs, Bloiches and Eruptions
on the face, leaving the skin clear and
beautiful. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum,
Sore lips, aud old, Obstinate Ulcers.
Sold by d. W Morris. Druggist
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About three acres of corn in the shock
belonging to German named Hensley,
was burned last night. The fire started
from some weeds which Mr.. Hensley
was burning around his place,
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" hat causes the great rush at Charles
Ryder's and j. a. Moore's drug stores S''
The free distribution of sample bottles
of DR.. BosankO's Cough and Lung Syrup,
the most popular remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Consumption and Bronchitis, now
on the market. Regular size so cents
and 81 90
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HARD UP.

Last night at about o'clock as street
car No. was Coming up from Soden's
grove q man boarded 1t and after riding
few feet snatched the whip from the
drIVes's hand and sprang of. He was
pursued for short distance, but got
AWaV
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The Lyceum at its last session elected
the following oficers: President, Vim.
IL. Davidson; vice president, Otis b.
Holmes; secretary, Nettie Adams; treas
urer. Anna Vizie,
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Felix Scroggs reioicss over the ARRIVAL
of new boy, and solemnly AYERS that its
actual weight is eleven and three quar-
ter pounds.
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The pipe connected with the water,vat
back of the engine house burst this
morning. There was q few pounds of
pressure wasted without any kick.
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Andy Ireland has Just completed
handsome sidewalk OF Fort Scott stone
in front OF his new residence. No. 1877
Constitution street.
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Nervous D ebiIItated AIen

You are allowed Tree trial Of thirty
day OF the use of DIR. Dyes Celebrated
Voltaic Belt with electric suspensory ap-
manent cure of nervous debility and all
kindred troubles. Also, for many other
diseases. Complete restoration to health
guaranteed. No risk is incurred. IL
Illustrated pamphlet, With full informa,
ton. terms, etc, mailed free by address
ing Voitsic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich
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Last night the No. Pacific folks, IN
Emporis. received telegram to look
cut for = blizzard. 1t came In . mild
form this morning, and overcoats and
hoods are quite fashionable.
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The first snowfall Of the season &C.
CURED to-day. Poems on Beautiful
Snos" are now in order and new waste
basket has been prepared for their recep-
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The whlstling Of the "Rogues March"
last evening was exceedingly proper.
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C.ncinnatI Frautia.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 13.-The testimony
"a the election mandamus was ended to-
day. The arguments will begin on
Monday.
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Marshal White suggests that the Santa
Fe company have ali their trains "Bul-
Ientlned" Is is done by Eastern railroads
80 he says.
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1t is understood that Mr.. whitley has
been bargaining for the postofics fix
lures, but for what purpose has not yet
been stated.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-19

When the Mayor goes out after dark
to hunt tame chickens he should notify
all parties interested and thereby avoid
complications.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-19

Rev. N. NJ. Spar of this city viii re-
move his family to Eureka, Kansas, next
week, from which place he has received
and accepted g call to become pastor
Of the Lutheran congregation.
A farewell social. will be rendered him
by members of his congregation and
friends at his residence. 81 Rural street.
tonight. Mr.. E. Campbell, a travelling
man OF some years experience, has rent
ed Mr.. Sparr's residence and will make
Empocia his future home.
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o. T. Kendall. job printer. Of this city,
has received an order tor $1,000 note
heads from Terra Haute, Ind. Good for
Emporia.
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aaeaNTED-Ladtes azd Gents e. = svork
f0x a. as tneIF own homes 70 C1ngaSs-
fngs 8 q SIS Weekig. Work Fe1s > 4at
l5orE ana furnish sEeadg IN y. Adj
srHss e once Hal5aIl8 flezsll II I.-.l-I Ia.
+ laiaEleIp hia Pa. Box 1868.
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The Emporia Gas company shipped
car load OF four inch gas mains to
Newton this morning.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-19

The two pipes which are to be raffied
on at Will HArry's are regular beauties.
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An END IN Rome Sc-aD,,~

Edward Shepard OF Harrisburg, Ill ,
says: "Hsving received SO much bene
fit from Electric Bitters, feel it my
duty TO let suffering humanity know IT.
Have had running sore on my leg for
eight years; my doctor told me would
have to have the bone scraped or leg
amputated. l used, instead, three bot
ties OF Electric B!tters and seven boxes
OF Bucklins Arnica SalTe, and my leg is
now sound and we'll"
Electric Bitters are sold at so cents a
bottle. and Bucklen's Arnics SalYe at 25
cents per box by 3 WheldoI (e)
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Are we TO have a charity ball this
YEAR,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-19

Services Will be held at the Reformed
Episcopal church next Sunday ~ usual,
Rev. Mackey educating.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-19

If the three bosses can't carry the
Third ward, who cam
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Mr.. Henderson, reeeived . car load OF
hne paving stone this morning. to be
used Ia the Fremont park.
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The predicted "blizzard" scared more
than It hurt.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-19

The fire company had the hose out for
one hours exercise this afternoon.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-19

Judge harrington yesterday issued
the following Licences 10 many: Ira
Farrlngton of Reading, aged twentyfour,
and Elizabeth Williams Of Barley, aged
tWenty-One; Fred A. Williamson Of
jackson township, aged twenty-seHen,
Margaret 81. Collins Of jackson town
ship, aged twenty-three: James Sanders
Of Emporia. aged twenty i've, and Lydia
Howard of Emporia, aEed nineteen.
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The Youpg folks Whist club mes last
evening. at DR.. Jacobs residence and en-
loved themselves heartily.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

FoR SALE.-1OO tons hay.
W.B. ScoTT,
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IfBIrdsall is Friday" who is satur-
davS
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BEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
CITY TRANsFRRs-


Ut. Miller TO J. d. Hoffman. so Ex.
change street, MIller's subdivision,
block 5, PotwIn's addition; $50.
n. W. Traylor to Mccormick s. Son,
50 Constitution street, Copely addition;
FEE. Smith to Edwin Branch, 10
Smiths sub division of n 10, 10, II;
$500.
Mary L Harris 10 jesse NJ Harris. 15S
Cottonwood street; $3.50.
A Giilett TO ] NJ Steele, 151 East
street: $25.
Mead Baker TO A o Wharton, 4 Fra
ker's addition; $500.
| ] s Sherburne 20 G w Newman, 90
south Rural street, COpleY's addition;
S225.
ToWNsHIPTRANsFK
Eliza ]. Retzer to & L. Swarthout, W
hf Of ne or. 2S-17-12; $500
Henry Denton to Jno b Beall, hf of
4 50 or, 81 It'll; $40.
U. 8. TO Jas Nancy, lot OF NV or, G.
ITO; patent.
G 8 Beadle to David A Kehurst, ne
or % 21-10; 1880.
Amos Pearce 20 George Job, part of s
hf ne or 1918 II; 5000.
Charles Wilson 20 Charlotte Ford
tx acres In Sc or 1919 10; $3.50.
, Charlotte Ford to Allen Boque, IL
: acres in Sc or 17-19 10; $3.50.
, al. Henning received 10 day a very
5 attractive program OF the second grsnc
: banjo and guitar concert TO be given b,
: his brother. "JohnnieD Henning. a
s Weber Ausic Hall. Chicago, Novembe
T l6, Judging from the program it viii
d be very elaborate affair, and johnny
y many friends in this CITY will Ia vsaa 4
hear Of his continued success abroad.
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INTERCHANGEABLE.
i, J. EVANS,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND COLLECTING
IN Agent. ONCE, 1l9 Commercial street
Emporia. Kansas.
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List of letters uncalled for and remaining
IN the postoince az EmPor1a, Kansas, for the
week ending Nov. 10, 1885. Please give the
date of advertisement when called for.
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From fridays Dali y.

Hello aFrIdsy," how are You!
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NOTARY PUBLIC, and Real Estate, LoAz,
~ Insurance and Collecting agent.
Hartford. Lyon county. Kansas
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THE NEWS.
from thursdays Daily.

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1885.
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J.K. FINLEY.
= AND AGENT. A large list OF improved
i land unimproVed farms and city property
Business rooms, offices and apartments Tor
rent once corner room, upstairs News
block, corner of Sixth and Commercials street,
Emporia, Kansas.
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Music.

Miss Bessie Hough, prominent in the musical circles
of Martinsville, was in the city during the week.
Mr.. Case, a pianist of Lafayette. spent the past week
in Indianapolis among friends, returning home last
evening.
Walter B. Rogers. who has suddenly gained promi-
nence as a cornetist, was congratulated on all hands
during his brief visit to Indianapolis
Miss Anna Baggs, one of Indianapolis's sweetest
singers, if spending a few days in Logansport. She is
accompanied by Mrs. Hildebrand, of this city,
Miss Cora kirkpatrick, a music teacher at Rock
vile, Ind, and well known among indianapolis musi-
clans, has gone West for permanent residence.
The Snowdrift Quartet went to Terre Haute
Friday night to sing at the opening of Coates Col
lege. A number of indianapolis friends accompanied
them. ah
Professor Schumacher is contemplating a concert
tour through Indiana. He has already made engage.
mentsi in several towns, also in the cities of Chicago
and Detroit.
BY arrangement with the author. Barclay Walker
has set Samuel Minturn Peck's Rain Beau" to music.
1t is of the light, popular vein and easily the ~prettiest
thing ever written by this promising young composer.
The music is now out.
Mrs. Leon Bailey, who assumes the leading con.
tralto roles In Graus opera company, has made a
decided hit, and has received a Aattering mention
wherever she appears. She will return home perma.
nently in a short time.
The elegant new chapel of the Hospital for the In.
sane was dedicated ON Sunday last by a pleasing en-
tertainment. Among other features, Mrs. Fleming
sang Consider the Lilies" and Mr.. A. j. Parker
Thee in b fiat.
Mr.. s. l.. Morrison has received the solo parts TO
Franz Schubert's comic opera. The Conspirators,"
or Domestic Warfare" The opera has never been
produced here, and is said to be very pretty and ex.
ceedingly funny. 1t is intended to select as strong a
east as possible from the various singers and musical
societies of the city and produce il at an early day.
The lines Grand Concert Company appears at Ply
mouth Church to morrow evening. under the auspices
of the Church Society. Mr.. Innes is acknowledged to
90 the greatest trombone ~virtuoso before the public.
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Columbus.

Mrs. Captain Lucas is visiting her daughter in Miss
Nole's School, Louisvilles
Train master J. B. Stafford and family have re-
turned from a short trip to Madison.
Miss Salie, daughter of Colonel Stansifer, has re-
turned from her isit t Nevow Albany.
Miss Willie Price gave a Newmarket. in honor of
The hop at the St. Denis Friday evening, was highly
enjoyed by those who love to trip the light fantastic.
Mrs. Bostwick left Monday for her home in Denver,
after a two months visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Thomas.
Mrs. Chit Terrell, of indianapolis, who has not
visited Columbus for many years. has been spending a
few days with friends here.
The Pence brothers have taken leave of their wild
owed mother and turned toward the setting sun again
Good luck to you, boys, in your far Western homes.
Mrs. Julia Cook is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Cap
tain Wright, of Madison, who will soon leave for her
winter home in Fort Worth, Tex, accompanied by
her family.
Mr.. G. Davis. chief of FIRE department, is we'll
again. after his trip of 8. 900 miles and a tussle with
the native dengue in Texas. He visited all places of
note or interest in the State.
Mr.. John Crump, wife and daughter, Miss Cordie.
were doing the capital this week in search of
household furnishings, as well as winter styles. The
addition to their home i nearly completed.
The Dorcas Band, composed of twenty-six young
lowe'en by one of their popular entertainments The
feature of the occasion is the sale of the Yelled
Beauties, !" by Mr.. L. K. Ong as auctioneer.
The home talent Of Columbus are all good per-
formers for amateurs and did themselves credit in the
''Andersonville," given here this week, especially
the Misses Lena Arwine, Bessie Mothershed, Ora
Reeves, Lottie CASTOR and Mr.. VIII Bonner.
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CraWfIrdSYilIe.

Mrs. John White, of Danville, H., will sing at
Center Church this evening.
Miss Sallie Manson gave a tea party on Thursday
evening, and the hours were joyously spent.
The Industrial Society of the Episcopal Church met
at the rooms of Mrs. Roch Robb on Thursday after
noon.
A party of young folks enjoyed the Inequalities of
Judge Britton, at his country residence, on Tuesday
evening.
The young ladies of Center Church will hold a colo
NAL supper and New England fair during the first
week in December.
Open house for halloween was kept at several
places last evening, among them at the residences of
D.. w. Gerard and Fisher Doherty.
Miss Matte Martin entertained a few of her friends
last evening. The time was delightfully."- spent. and
Miss Matte enliyened the same with a number of
songs.
The present Methodist Church will be replaced with
a new building next summer. The young ladies have
a large sum of money in bank now to be applied toward
the purchase of a pipe organ.
The fifty eighth birthday of William J. Fisher. and
also the thirty-fourth anniversary of his marriage,
was celebrated on Thursday. A large number of
guests were present and partook of a bountiful dinner.
Several presents were given them.
Returned visitors: J. HI. Burford and wife, from
Waveland; Miss Edna Canine, from Indianapolis; John
wife, to indianapolis; Mrs. David Harter, from Toledo,
o.; L.. G. Ambrose, from Mencalona, Mich.
A volunteer choir has been organized at Center
Church, composed of Miss Helen Hovey, Miss Mamie
Thomson, Mrs. L. G. Winslow, Miss Josie futile.
Miss Anna Allen. Prof. J. M. Coulter, Prof. E. G.
Winslow, r. S. Thomson, and Campbell Coyle. Mrs.
A. b. Anderson is organist.
The Rt. Rev. d. b. Knickerbacker, bishop of Indi-
ana, will be at the Episcopal Church to-day. This
morning he will administer the rite of confirmation.
To-day is also the great festival of All Saints Day.
The church has been beautifully decorated, and spe-
cial music will be rendered by the choir.
Visitors during the week: Miss Lizzie Riley. or
Thorntown; II. HI. Stillwell and wife, of Covington;
Mr.. Harry McCampbell. of Rockville; Miss Ora New
conner. of Upton, with Miss Alma Mcclure; John
HuSt and wife. of AttiCa. with John Smith and vvifA-
Rev. VIM. Hickman, of South Bend; Mrs o. G. Har.
vey, Of Lafayette, at Mrs. III. S. Lanes; John Man
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Shelbyville.

Mrs. John Hughes is at Dayton. O.
Mrs. Dewitt has movedto indianapolis.
Miss Title Maue has returned to Cincinnati.
Mrs. Joseph Sims, of Chicago, was here last week.
Mrs. Rebecca Street is visiting friends at Oxford, o.
Miss Kate Horst has returned from Memphis, Tenn.
George Mowry and family have moved to Greens.
burg.
A club has been formed here to read Dante's an.
ferno."
Mrs. L. I. Kitchener has returned home from a visit
in Ohio.
Mrs. Henry Rothrock, of indianapolis, is visiting A.
P. Bone and family.
The M. e: choir are to have a series of lectures dur.
ing the coming winter.
Mrs. James Y. Stewart, of Indianapolis, was visiting
friends here last week.
Colonel Donelson leaves on Monday for Kansas, to
start a Democratic paper.
Misses Amelia and Eva F1aitz and Miss Cora Hoover
have returned from Ohio.
Miss Ella johnson. of Edinburg. was this week
married to Mr.. John Beal.
Wesley Vanarsdall and Miss Anna Murphy were
united In marriage on Thursday evening.
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Peru.


Miss Alice Dunlap has been quite sick, but is getting
better.
Miss Jennie Miller is visiting friends in Fort
Wayne.
Miss Sarah Winstaley. of Marion, is visiting friends
in the city.
Miss Imogene Goodrich, of Logansport, is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. w. G. Raymond is visiting friends and relatives
Miss Nellie Newman, of Fort Wayne, is visiting
friends in this city.
DIR. G. 3. Higgins and daughter Clara are visiting
in Springfield, Ill.
Tom Dame. of Roam, is visiting at the residence
of w. w. Lockwood.
Miss Alice Bond, of Xenia, is visiting Ruani Parks.
on West Second street.
Miss Lolita Slegar, of Akron, O., is visiting Jacob
Shoemaker, on Grant street.
Mrs. Mary Fiske. of st. Louis, is visiting at the res
idence of Mrs. w. P. Hale.
Mrs. j. B. Duret, of Logansport, is visiting at the
residence OF her son, Jas. Duret.
Miss Lillian Hay and Miss Murphy, Of Indianapolis,
are visiting friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Charles Leebrick returned on Friday from a
visit to relatives and friends in Rochester.
Mrs. Ravens, of Rushville, who has been visiting
Mrs. j. w. Ellis, returned home Thursday.
Frederick Parsons, of Niagara Falls. is visiting his
brother. Charles Parsons. county clerk. He will re-
main all winter.
The Peru Dancing Club gave their third dance on
Thursday evening. There was a large attendance and
a very enjoyable time.
The Methodist people gave a supper in their church
gave two Rotations, which were well received by those
in attendance.
John M. Jackson and wife celebrated their silver
wedding on Friday. A large concourse of friends and
relatives assembled at their residence. where a splen-
did dinner was served. They received numerous
presents.
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Muncie.

Cyrus Fairchild, of New Castle, visited his daughter.
Mrs. ID. I. Youngman, during the week.
Mrs. B. Smith is attending the meeting of the
Womans Foreign Missionary Society, now in session
at Evanston, Ill.
The G.. A. r. post of this city is arranging to have
a grand-camp fire, social and reunion at Patterson's
Rink. on the evening of Nov. IL.
Prof. John M Bloss was at Gettysburg during the
week, attending the soldiers reunion, and the unveil-
ing of the monument erected in honor of the Indiana
soldiers who participated in that great battle.
The Literary Fireside convened at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. L.. Kerwood, on Friday evening. An in
system was had, and many severe criticisms of the
same were INDUCED in.
At a recent meeting of the U. d. O., of this city, il
was decided by a unanimous vote to merge that or
ganization into a Patriarchs Militant degree. Tt is
thought the canton will be organized with a member
ship of t~hirty-fve or forty members.