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THE STATE AT LARGE.
Columbus.

Mrs. William Heller is lying very Ill of typhoid
fever. Miss Lucinda Bradford of Minneapolis, who
has been visiting relatives here returned home on
Monday Miss Lulu Gent is home from boarding
school to spend the holidays. N s. Lizzie Pitt and
sister, Miss Allie Boyle, of Fair ID, KY returned
home this week Jack Hin N ard bride. of
indianapolis, visiting his Lother and other
friends in this city DIR Tobias al9 wife. of Casey
Ill., after several days visit here have gone to Florida
for the winter. Mr.. John Cobb and family have
turned from extended sojourn in Kansas Miss
Clara Orchard of Bloomington. Ind, is here to attend
the wedding of her friend. Miss Lena Armne. The
fire company gave a very enjoyable ball on Christmas
eve Mr.. A. @. White and family have returned
from Erin. Tenn. for the holidays
One of the social Of holiday week is the
riage of Miss Lena Armine and Mr.. Shaz Ruddick,
two of our best-known society young people. The
ladies of the Methodist Church gave very successful
fair last week. to assist in paying for their church
building Mrs. A. B. Reeves is visiting friends at
Knightstown-. Mrs Harrison Smith went to In
dianapois to spend Christmas with her sister Miss
Ella Johnson. of the Conservatory of Music has gone
to Michigan City to spend the holidays.
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Greensburg.

Mrs. U. S. Martin (nee Zeigler) of Red Oak, Ia. is
visiting her parents here Rev. J: D. Thomas has
accepted call to church in Kentucky and will soon
his family there. Miss Jessie Ollie and her
mother visiting relatives at Louisville KY.
Anna Collins is home from Terre Haute.. Charles
Stsegmer. principal of the public schools at Henry
vile. Ind. and his wife are with relatives here.
David B. Kerr and family, former residents of this
city, but of Aurora here spending the Holt
daughter at Richmond. Ind. Wesley Broadbeck and
wife, of indianapolis the guests o. relatives here
Mrs Professor Curry of the High-school, is with
censed to marry Ira A. Thornburg and Isabel CARR
gan, William j. Denniston and Jane l.. Arbuckle,
Theodore NJ. Sheppard and Laura A. Lotion. George
MCGEE and Clara Elliott. Thomas F. J. jackson and
Martha ]. Large Otis j. Brewer and Narcissa G..
West
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The social event of the past week was the marriage
of Mr.. Victor Smith and Miss Eleanor j. Clarke. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. John Clarke of the
wealthiest and most publcspirted citizens of Frank
lin. Mr.. Smith is book keeper in the National Bank
at Franklin. Mr.. W. B. Wright. of indianapolis; A.
NJ Jelleff. of Columbus, and Rev. VIM. Torrance of
Greensburg, attended the Smith Clarke wedding. on
Tuesday evening -. Miss Anna Mclaughlin and Miss
Della DUNCAN, who have been studying music in Gin
cinnat arc at home for the holidays. Miss RIGA
Axt has returned from her visit with Martinsville
friends. Mr.. Charles Bronson and wife
visiting Louisville. n. l.. Todd and
wife are visiting in ,Greensbnrg .
Prof. Williams and family spending vacation in
Rochester. Ind Prof. Bailey Martin and wife are
spending a few days in Delphi Dr. Nicholson and
family with relatives in Salem. Miss Belle Til
ford is at her old home, Bedford. for few days
Cards are out announcing the marriage of Frank ID.
Mcclellan, the local and foreman of the Democrat
and Miss Flora Snodgrass Wednesday evening,
Dec. 90 Mr.. and Mrs A. N. Covert, of Hopewell,
celebrated the twentyffth anniversary of their mar
riage yesterday Miss Lizzie Richie is recovering
from her recent illness. John w. Powell and Miss
Kate Mosier were married on Wednesday evening. at
the residence of Jas. G. Dunlap. Miss Emma
Turner is visiting her sister, Mrs John Gordon, CT
INDIANAPOLIS,
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Miss Fannie Marks, of Cincinnati, is visiting Mrs
Mas Miss Florence Myers, of Logansport is Wis
ting Mrs. Leo Nussbaum = B. r. Norman and wife
left, Friday morning, to visit their daughter Mrs DIR.
j. ]. Pearson of Pontiac III. Nv. HI. Sanders wife
and daughters have returned from an extended visit
with relatives at Sabina o. Miss Lucy Goldthwaite
is at home again after two weeks visit at Columbus
o.. DR. Ellis and daughter, Miss Minnie. are here
the guests of Samuel Mcclure during the holidays.
Mrs. George W. Steele left, last evening for Chicago
10 join her husband in a brief visit to the Major s
brother, Mr.. VIII Steele. They will return
here the first of the week, and go
to Washington after the holidays. Mrs
Rose Macy of New Castle, Mrs. E. T. Woodward
and Charles CLANCY. of Montpelier, and Mrs. Olive
Patterson of Des Mones, Ia, attended the funeral
of Mrs. Sarah McClain Thursday. Mrs. l.. A.
Wallace has been confined to her bed with sickness
two weeks past Ed Sullivan. of Chicago, visited
his sister, Mrs. Joe Hall, this week Mrs. A.
Greenman, of North Manchester, visited Mrs. Simon
Cary this week. Mrs. Ben Helm, of North Man.
chester, visited her father Nathan Coggeshall the
first of the week. Misses Maud Hornaker and
Matte Oxerman home from Bloomington to spend
the holidays Miss India Kimball is visiting her un.
Gle, Mr. o. V. Darbey. of Kokomo.
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BrightwOod.

Public school No IL will open again on Monday,
Jan. 3, 1887.
Miss Mamie Espey will leave, the first of the year,
for visit out West.
All of the manufacturing establishments in town
were closed yesterday.
Mr.. Vinton Hardin of Irvington attended the party
at Mr.. Ed Espeys last week.
Miss Josephine Leach spent Christmas with Miss
Della Lacky, of Beech Grove
Dan Heating received a fall last week, which
will cripple him for several days.
Misses Lucy and Laura Gross will spend the holt.
DAYS with relatives in Centralia, Ill.
Quite number of strangers in town Christ.
mas eve taking in the different festivities.
Daniel Slider while engaged in making a mast for
the Christmas craft accidentally cut ugly cash in
his leg with an
The fulrgged ship at the chapel los lei with Santa
Claus supplies the leading feature CT the Christ
mas eve festivities here.
While John Sears was shoeing horse last week,
tho animal bore down SO heavily oD him that he was
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compelled to let CO. and sharp cork driven into
the top of his foot making wound that will cripple
him for several weeks.
The snow house used by Santa Claus at the M. Il.
Church to distribute his supply of presents to his
Brightwood children, Christmas eve, highly COM
phmented.
Mr.. Samuel and Miss Mamie Espy were very agree
ably surprised on Wednesday evening, by large
number of gentleman and lady friends. Dancing and
music were the enjoyments of the evening
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Society,


Miss Rene carnahan will entertain the German on
Friday evening.
There will be meeting of the indianapolis Liter
airy Club tonight.
Miss Ida Moody will be married this week to a
young gentleman from the South.
Miss Bessie Beck will entertain the Bon Ton Dane
ing Club on Wednesday evening next.
The wedding of Mr.. Henry G. Rogers and Miss Ma
ry Loomis will take place Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. e c. Atkins will give large reception
Friday night, to several hundred of their friends
TIE Elite Pleasure Club will hold their grand New
Years eve reception at Tomlinson Hall next Fri
day evening.
opening of the toboggan slide at the Athletic Park.
Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Albrecht gave a family din
party as an opening to their coy new home in
Woodruff Place.
The young people will give an elegant german at
the Denison House. on Friday night The dance will
be led by Mr.. w. f. G. Colt and Mr. Oliver i. Nor
ton.
The debut party of Miss Stella Wiles on Thursday
night will be one of the leading society events of the
week. A large number of invitations have been is
sued.
The entire bridal party will be with, Mr. and Mrs
o. B. Jameson on Wednesday evening, at their last
reception with the exception of those from away from
the city.
Miss Josephine Robinson entertained small party
of her young lady friends at tea on Friday evening
anu u nuiHDer VI young Senteiuel lrleuuS were III
vted for the evening.
The ladies of the Denison Mrs. T. p Haughey, Mrs.
A. W. johnson, Mrs. w. T. Mason and Mrs Ed
Schurmann assisted by about twenty-five friends will
receive on New Years evening in the parors of the
hotel from until Ill o'clock.
Mrs Clarence Wulsh held her first reception on
Wednesday last She assisted by her mother,
Mrs A. B. Mansur and the refreshments were served
by her friends, Miss Holiday and Miss Herod. Her
beautiful home further embelished with baskets
of beautiful flowers.
One of the peasantest family parties of yesterday
was at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wheeler
No. 3S4 North Alabama street. There forty
present the only ones outside OF the family being Mr.
and Mrs. Morgan of Plainfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. B. L.
Webb aud Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCrea and chill.
dren. A bountifu dinner served at 1
o'clock. and afterward came the Christmas tree with
gifts for everyone which were distributed by Mr. and
Mrs. Santa Clans The festivities lasted till o'clock
The children generously remembered. and the
candles from the tree were divided among them.
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EdinhurR.

Mrs Levi Owens, of this city, spent the first of the
week with relatives at Indianapolis DIR. Hnshaw
and wife, of this city will spend the holidays with
relatives at Indianapolis and Knightstown. Miss
Emma Winterburg has returned home from Cincin
natl, where she has been for months past w.
A. Johnson and family of Franklin spent last Satur-
day and Sunday among relatives in this city Miss
May Armstrong returned home this week from Oden
burg to spent Jhe holidays. Miss Claude Cutsinger
of Franklin is visiting relatives in this city this week
80 Miss Lavel Lynch is home this week, to spend the
holidays. Miss Florence and Maggie Thompson re-
turned home from Indianapolis. this week to spend
the holidays . Misses Maggie and Ella Daley came
home this week to spend the holidays.
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Connersville.

Miss Port:a Vance, of DePauw University, will
spend the holidays at home --R. G. Waite and fam
lily spending the holidays with relatives in Har
rison, o. Mrs. A. M Sinks LETT Friday on an ex-
tended visit to her old Kentucky home. E. K.
Wetherad and family visiting at Cincinnati. =.
Miss Bell Morris will spend the holidays at home
Miss Lenora Hibbs, Hope normalite. is home on a
vacation The high-school scholars will give a
Wide Awake at Heebs Rink on New Years eve.
Japanese wedding will be leading feature at the
Art Loan. given by the Grand Army of the Republic
and the Woman's Relief Corps. Miss Deed Rieman
is visiting relatives at indianapolis.
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WinChRStRr.

Prof s. F. Caldwell and wife will spend the holi
days at their old home Longbottom. o.. Miss Ida
Jaqua, of Union City, visited Governor Gray and
family last week. :. Mrs. Asa Teal of Pttsburg Pa
is spending the winter with her parents in this city
Mrs. W. 0. Smith has been visiting her mother
Mrs J. I. McCurdy and other relatives at Danville
spend the holidays with her aunt. Mrs. Savage of
Columbus. o. The South Man-street Dante Club
out of Inferno" and will spend the next few
meetings in "Purgatory" Miss Mamie Franken
ing herself in vocal and instrumental music.
Miss Lizzie Monks left Friday for Elwood Ind tc
his venerable father, of LAGRANGE, Ind. will spend
the holidays with Mrs. v father in this city. Miss
Eta Lamb. of indianapolis. sister of Mrs. w. "A.
Thompson is spending the holidays here. Mr.. and
row, for weeks visit. Charles Tucker and wife OF
Richmond, spent Christmas with relatives here,
the week. :. Miss Dusang, of Old Battle Mountain.
Humboldt Valley, Nevada, returned home after a
pleasant visit with relatives here taking with her f
teen kinds of native BIRDS. Dr. G. w Bruce
absence spent looking after the Doc
tors, mining interests, near Joplin Mo-,
home visiting Mr.. Irvings father Irving Monks
and wife, of Mankato Mimi, are visiting the for
mer's brother, Judge Monks of this city Mrs
Blunt and daughter, of Chicago, have returned to
their home. after pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Edger. Mr.. Asa Teal and Captain and Mrs.
Fisher and children, of Pttsburg, visit
ing the FAMILY or ColOnel Nef IL. morn
burg and wife took Christmas turkey with
DIR. and Mrs. Harrison. of Union City.
Mr.. M. G. Brooks and Miss Polly Fowler, of Wash
ington Ind, spent Christmas with the Misses Elma
and Ida Brooks. Miles Furnace and Miss Fife
Keys, of Danvile, Ind, viii visit relatives here for
several days. - Wilmer Brandenburg. of Dayton o..
and Mrs. Chambern, of Glendale Female Seminary,
Ohio. visiting their sister Mrs. Jesse Conner of
this city Elk Prosecutor E. E. Merritt and wife
just homo from very pleasant bridal tour to Cleve
land and elsewhere. Miss Della Bates will be with
relatives in Indianapolis during the holidays. Mrs
Cal Hunt aud the Misses Lizzie and Clara Smith, left
yesterday for Cincinnati and Hamilton to spend q
week visiting friends and relatives.
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Charleston.

Allie Alvey. of Kansas City. is guest of her par
ents in this city Miss Eliza Maffett will spend the
holidays in Douglas county. Miss Frank Dora Wis
tied in Mattoon this week. &C. u Dunbar and wife
home from California. Miss Agnes WEIGH, OF
Mattoon visiting friends and relatives in city
this week. Miss Mary Jinkens is afflicted with rheum
atism. and has almost loss the of her right
Miss Lou Mason is visiting in Streator, Ill Mrs
Dunn of Mt Giead o., is visiting her soa f. H. in
this city. Miss Essio Brooks is home from Oxford
..-.Mrs. Paul 4. label and children of Chicago
uad a
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MorristOwn.

The entertainment at the NJ. E. Church, on Friday
evening Mrs. Taylor, who was re-
ported in bad health last week died Friday night
at o'clock. Miss Adams of Greenfield is the guest
of Mrs. Flora Stone. Tine meeting at the NJ. f..
Church viii be continued this week. Miss Maggie
Moore of Liberty, Ind, is visiting at c. T. Williamss
THE concert at the Christian Church. announced
for New Years eve. has been postponed for short
limo. .Christmas dinners were moro numerous yes.
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Judge Mack has gone to Nashville to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Baxter Miss Neal of Toronto, is
visiting her sisters in this city Miss Emma Hasiet
is spending the holidays in Chicago. Mrs. George
Donney. of Danville. is visiting her mother Miss
Helen Minshan has returned from New York Miss
Cora Davis will visit Miss Wasburne, of Paris next
week Miss Lizzie Bowling is home from Pough-
keepsie to spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs.
W. r. McKeen- Mrs Sparks and daughter, George,
will leave Monday for Newton, Ill. Miss Jessie
Durham is in Chicago visiting her sister, Miss Frank
Durham Mrs. Chapman of Louisville is visiting
Mrs Lyons: of South Fifth street Miss Mamie
Bement of Evansville is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Geo. w. Bement. - Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Kiddert will
remain in New Orleans during the holidays = Miss
Paddock of North Eighth street, will give masauer.
ade party next week. Mrs. Sophie Webster and
son, Phil of st. Louis visiting Mrs Frank Craw-
ford Mrs. George Duy and daughter Miss Lulu, of
Inpanapolis, will spend next week with the family of
Mr.. l.. Kussner. Miss Allie Mckee of Danville,
will arrive in the city Monday to be the guest of Miss
Louise Haberly. Mrs. Williams and Clarence,
of Natehez, Miss, expected next week to visit
Mr.. John G. Williams general counsel of the Van.
dala company Miss May Oliver left Thursday to
visit her cousin. the wife of Deputy Commissioner
of Pensions Mclean. at Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Bement, of New York expected in the city
next week to visit Mr.. and Mrs Geo. W. Bement.
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Nashville.

Miss Mile Innis is visiting friends at Shelbyve
BOTe Ws is R b IN fro
Bloomington to spend few days with friends Miss
Fannie Mofett of Indianapolis is the guest Of friends
the family of DIR. Gilbert Miss Lille Taylor, of
Illinois is visiting her sister Mrs. NJ. M. Simms
Professor Butler and family spending the holidays
with friends at Winchester. Mrs. Charles Monjar
is visiting relatives at Liberty.
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COrYdOn.

COL Henry Jordan and daughter, Miss Maggie. of
Greencastle. visited Corydon friends last week.
Miss Lillian Lennon spent last week among friends
at Leavenworth. Mr.. John Loweth and wife, Mrs
s. K. Jones and Mrs. T. j. APPLICABLE visited friends
at the Falls cities last week Mr. G. w. Apologize
entertained number of friends in elegant style at
his home on Thursday evening
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were coming to crisis, when the secreted
young man stepped from behind the sofa and
all was explained. but not before the caller was
somewhat inclined TO believe in manifestations.
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terday apparently than of late years. and every one
seemed to enjoy Christmas here in the oldfashioned
WaY.
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Chanpaign,

Miss Bessie Scroggs is home from Kenosha Wis. -.
II. A. Weber professor of chemistry in the Univer-
and Miss Bertha ober are rness of Ghampai~n
friends Mrs. j. B. Mckinley is guest of friends
in New York. Miss Kate Whittier will study music
Der of young people highly entertained by
Miss Jessie Beach Friday evening. Miss Bessie
Plank is spending the holidays with her father in Chi
cago Professor Butler is in Chicago, and viii be
companed by his family his return after the holt
days. Mrs. Mary II. Herdman has returned to her
home in Chicago Mrs. @. b. Dickens, of Minneapo-
lis Mimi. is guest of her mother and sister in this
nitrr
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.


Mrs. Harriet Moore and son Harry are visiting
friends in Butler county, Ohio Mrs. H. O. George
and little daughter of Ashley guests of Arcola
friends. Mr.. Skinner, of Campbell D. T., is guest
of Samuel Skinner Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Walter w. Louthan to Miss Jennie Lou.
than, Dec. % Mrs. A. @. Snlvely is a guest Of
friends in Butler county. Ohio. Mrs. Coffman was
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Among the younger members or society
Wednesday evening marked pleasant occasion,
1t being the dancing party given by Mr.. Sam
Miller, who 10 home from college, enjoying a
short respite from study with his many friends
here.
Dancing has been revived after it's compare
tive rest of several seasons 1t all the large
gatherings of the past week that has been the
chief form of entertainment and it has been
heartily enjoyed by all its devotees
Literary and musical events have not been
many during the past week. The "Little Ty-
soon" was presented by the Home Opera Com pa
Nv at Anderson on Thursday night, and the
company were given reception and dance after
the performance. which lasted until late hour.
They heartily enjoyed the trip and entertain.
ment, Notwithstanding they were pretty nearly
tired out upon their arrival home.
Spiritualistic seances have absorbed the inter.
est of large number of well-known people late
ly, and the topic has been quite generally talked
about among many There are two young gen
tlemen who have been intimate friends for q
number of years, and one evening last week one
made known his intentions of calling
apon young lady-a mutual friend
in the northern part OF the citv His
friend went 10 the house before him, and &C.
ereted himself behind the sofa. with tho inten-
ton of taasing his friend. The conversation
accidentally turned upon spiritualism, aud the
young lady related experience friend of
esrs had had When she spoke of tapping. and
mentioned the number, the taps were heard
qhis occurred several times. the moving fur
.tture was spokeA Of A small table in tine
room Immediately tp-tilted. The lady screamed
and the guest arose quickly and started toward
The sofa, wnass net him half way. Things
The Washington critic., 1886-09-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock market opened act
I've and buoyant at advances of l(01 per
cent. over Saturdays closing, and on tho
buying continuing in the grangers, South
Westerns, coalers aud Vanderbilts further
advance of 9d2 per cent. took place. The
list has continued buoyant, and the business
for the fret hour was 250,0 900 shares, the
largest since 1881. Money, 5(a6. Foreign ex-
change quiet, 4s2i@4s5l. Governments,
strong. 4l's, coupon, 1ll1; AS, coupon,
l2I4 Currency 6's, 1901.
Petroleum.
u. X. Plain & Co., st. Cloud Building,
furnish the following Oil quotations:
Closed Saturday, 65i; opened to-day, 65l;
highest, 65h; lowest, 6i2 2:l5 p. m, 65.
New York stock Market.
The following have been furnished by j.
Vance Lewis, broker, southwest corner
Eighth and streets:
The Washington critic., 1886-09-20
INGERSOLL ON LAWYERS.
How the Profession is Regarded b.
One of Its Brightest Members.

How the Profession Is Regarded by
One of Its Brightest Members.
1.-THE lawyer is merely sort Of in
tellcctual strumpet. He is prepared to
receive big fees, and make the best Of
either side of any case. He is sort of
burglar in the realm of mentality. 1t
is fortunate thing for the lawyers
that, whenever man is created who
has the peculiar faculty for legal ac-
quirements and controversy, at the
same time enough fools spring into en-
istence to give him good living. 1t is
illustrated in the story Of the man who
studied for. the ministry>nd occupied
the pulpit for number of
years without success. and then
studied medicine and practiced
this profession for number of
years without success, and then studied
law, and, entering upon its practice,
made fortune at It. He declared he
had found men more willing to pay for
having their own way than to be
guaranteed their souls or to keep their
bodies whole. My ideal OF great
lawyer is that great English attorney,
who, having accumulated fortune of
Gl,000,0 900, left it all in u will to make
a home for idiots, declaring that he
wanted to give it back to the people
from whom he took 1t"
"Your opinion seems to be more Sc.
we're on your clients than yourself" !
said.
The Colonel laughed as he said: II
never want TO know much about my
clients. never want to know whether
they are guilty or not. do not even
care to know what they can prove.
What want to know is what the other
fellow can prove. When know that
| am ready for business. y Boston
Herald.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-20
The Naval Observatory.
The Agricultural Department.

This building Is situated east of the Monu-
ment 1t Is enclosed by the most beautiful
and glowing flower garden in the country
and the grounds contain the most complete
Arboretum probably In the United States.
Attached to this Department are the Ex.
perimental Gardens whose offices are i'm.
mediately west of the main building. The
Belt Line cars go right past the grounds.