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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-28

Mr.. w. B. Sheriff and Mr.. Bruce McNutt were
In Chicago last week on business trip. :. Gen.
eral John Boyle. of st. Louis, was in the city
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Sholem
went to Chicago last night and will attend the
charity ball at the Columbia next week. Mrs.
Sholem will then go to Indianapolis with Miss
Bertha Heller, of New Haven, and make a short
visit, and Miss Heller will then visit Mrs Sho.
lem at her home here. I. Mr.. d. D. Huston and
family left last Tuesday for New Mexico for the
winter. Miss Minnie knight returned to her
home in Greencastle last Monday, after pleas
ant visit with Mrs. Sutherland. Mrs. S.
Hamburger returned from New York on Mon
day. Miss May Hay, of Coshocton, O., and
Miss Carrie Kile. of this city. will make visitin
St Louis next week. Miss Hay is visiting Miss
Kile here at present. !. Mesdames Levings.
Nelson. Alexander, Payne. Bird, Sanford, Jud-
son, Ten Brock, Lamon, Chestnut and Miss
Willie Alexander, with Mrs. Mcmillan to join the
party at Danville, left on the c., V. & c. train
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs
Charles s. Sanford, at West Lebanon, Ind. :.
The anniversary of the Home Missionary So
ciety of the Presbyterian Church will be OBJ
served this evening at the Presbyterian Church
in this city.
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KOkOmO,


Mr. Joseph Dimitt and wife have just returned
from pleasant visit among friends in Ohio, :.
Mrs. Dan Spivey and children have just returned
from a visit among relatives at Fayetteville,
Ind. Hon. Michael Thompson. who has
served several terms in the Indiana General
Assembly, has been confined to his home in this
city for several weeks in a very feeble condition
from nervous prostration. Mr.. W. S. Dimitt
and wife. CT Columbia, Mo-, are visiting ex-
Judge Thomas Long and family :.
j. w. Taylor. resident of this city, and stu
dent of Butler University, has just returned
from pleasant visit among friends In Kansas
City. He brought with him the valuable library
of his father. the late Dr. A b. Taylor. Ex-
Postmaster o. A. Somers has just returned
from visit among relatives at Centerville, Kan
Mrs Waiter Davis is visiting her sister, Mrs
A. B. Southland, in Chicago. !. Henry Murden
and wife, who have been spending the summer
at Winfield, Kan, have returned home. A
very interesting revival service is being held at
the Christian Church. conducted by
Elders Frazier. Gantz and Blackwell. .
Rev. n. G. Smith, wife and Mrs. w. A. Stewart
are just home from the Baptist State Conven-
tion that was held at Spencer, Ind, and report
a splendid time. Sore throat is quite preva-
lent among the juvenile portion of this commu-
nifty. with tendencies of diphtheritic character
:, A. w. Lehman and daughter. Josie, are
making an extended visit among friends at
Chattanooga. Tenn. G.. O. jackson, of Kear-
rey, Neb., is visiting in Taylor township, this
county. Sammy Spe has gone to Pittsburg,
Pa. to take service in large iewelry establish
mauE
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Charleston.

John H. Moore has moved to the city He will
be deputy under County Clerk j. s. Goodyear.
:. Rev. J. F. McCann and wife have returned
from two weeks visit at Marshall, Ill. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Jenkins have returned from a
visit at Omaha. Recent matrimonial knots
tied: Alfred Rice to Miss Minnie Logan, Sam
uel Stephens to Miss Lavina Martin, Bowen Co
BILE to Miss N. E. Martin. A. F. Stukey and
wife, of Logansport, Ind. are guests of R.
Stukey and wife, of this city. Miss
Cynthia Smith visited Mrs j. NJ.
Painter, in ST. Louis, this week. {.
Mrs. William E. Ginther is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. George T. Wooley, of Salina, Kan. Miss
Laura Dikob entertained large number of
young friends at Thanksgiving dinner. Mrs.
H. Van Winkle of Austin, Mimi, is guest of J..
Adkins and family, and will spend the winter
here. ;. Dr. Peytons little daughter, Mary, is
here from Indian Territory on q visit.
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Obituary.
Special to the indianapolis JournA,.

bpeclaI 20 inc Indianapolis JOURNAL.
KNIGHTsTowN, Nov. 27-Carrie, daughter of
Geo. S. and Ruth Lowry, died on Saturday
morning. The funeral services will occur at
the M. E. Church on Monday, Nov. 60 at 1:30
P. NJ.
GENEVA. N. Y, Nov. 2Z-S. S. Cobb. aged
about sixty-fve years, who was widely known
as grain and wool dealer, dropped dead III the
street, in front of the Kirkwood House. at 10
o'clock last night Deceased was unmarried
He was an intimate friend of the late Secretary
Folger
ELIZABETH, N. j., Nov 2z-Wm Woodcock,
master mechanic OF the Central railroad of New
Jersey and president Of the Railroad Master
Mechanics Association of the United States,
died at noon to day. He was a native of Eng
land, and was ffty-two years of age.
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Sullivan.

Two weddings occurred on Wednesday even
ing. Thomas Cairns and Miss Josie Williams,
and Ed II. Sentel and Miss Eta Matherson. .
A surprise social was given at the residence of
j. M. Cummings, on Thursday evening, in honor
of Mrs. Rush, a guest from Kentucky. :.
County Judge Minor and family have become
residents of this city. /. G.. w. Paine and wife
gave the young folks surprise social, on Satur-
T GIn in honor of their daughter
visited in Nation Thursday. Mrs j. E.
Eden and Mrs. N. o. Smyser visited Mrs. j. M.
Parrish at Bethany on Saturday. Miss Lottie
Russell, of Indianapolis, visited her aunt, Mrs
j. E. Eden, the past week Mrs, Martha
Scott and daughter have gone to Washington
Territory, their future home. Principal B.
F. McClelland and wife spent Thanksgiving with
Decatur friends. DR.. j. A. Dunlap and fam
lily visited at Springfield the past week. G..
w. Paine and wife were the guests of Mrs Fran
els Mcclure in Nation Thursday :. Miss Ger
trude Meeker is visiting at Indianapolis
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Windsor.

Mrs. S. Miller, of Knoxville, Tenn, accom-.
panied by Mrs L. G. Henley, of Nation, visited
Mrs Apperson this week. . John A. Binns, of
Ross county, Ohio, is guest re- his daughters,
Mrs. S. Yates and Mrs. j. Gharrett :. Mrs. P.
j. Keller visited Altamont friends this
week. Mrs. Jennie Harrigan, of Shell.
byville visited here this week. Mrs
George Carver. of Des Moines, Ia, is
visiting Mrs. R. NJ Shaffer. Miss Ella Wal
lace departed on Thursday for Sterling, Kan,
Carlyle was entertained by Shelby willie friends
this week. Miss Minnie Shaffer is visiting
at Greencastle, Ind. Miss Alice Feed visited
her parents near Shelbyville, Sunday Mrs.
William Wise, of lola, Kan, is visiting Jesse
Walker and family, and other friends in this
citv
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Columbus.

Mrs. F. g. King and Miss Maggie King have
gone TO indianapolis to take lessons In elocuton.
Mrs Waiter Quick, who has been visiting
her parents near Lafayette for several weeks,
returned on Tuesday. Miss Belle Rhorer. of
Bloomington. Ind, who has been visiting her
cousin, Mrs. George NJ. Cooper, returned home
Tuesday. A pleasant birthday party
was given Messrs. A. NJ Jelleff and H. Vaen-
tine, young merchants one day this week, by
their landlady, Mrs. Price. Thanksgiving
was generally observed here. So many enter
tanned friends, and many visited friends
elsewhere that it is impossible to name
them all Miss Lulu Gent is home from
boarding-school 90 spend few days,
accompanied by two young lady friends. :.
Mrs Branch and daughter Olive. of Chicago.
who have been visiting the family of DR. Shane,
returned home on Wednesday Mrs. Sep
FabeF and brother. of Logansport, and Mr. j.
f, Vawter, of California. have been visiting at
Mr. Jno A. Perry's Dr. Hudson and wife
were visiting at Hardenburg this week !.
the Quick family had reunion Thanksgiving,
fifty-four members being present Miss Flor
ence Bass, of Indianapolis, is visiting Miss Kate
Quick Mr.. w. L. MeCampbell, of Marys-
vile, O.. is visiting his sister. Mrs. DR.. Moore /.
Mrs. Joe Hilger is home from the West Her
husband will return about Christmas.
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winchester.

Miss Cora Y. Jones, of Camden, Ind. spent
Thanksgiving with the family of NJ F. Bailey
Mrs. A. L. Ross. of Kendalville Ind. who
has been visiting relatives here for two weeks,
left yesterday evening for her home. The
Thanksgiving ball given by the '.W E. Miller
Band was quite a recherche affair Among
those present were Mr. A. Branham, Misses
Cora Edger and May Davis, and Miss Negley, of
Union City; Messrs. Glenn Hoover and j. Franks.
of Versailles, o.; Messrs Moore and
Dorwin, of Greenville, o., and a number
from Farmland, Ridgeville and elsewhere. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. N B. Reed left yesterday for
Champaign, Ill.,. to attend the funeral of Mrs.
r. 8 brother. Daniel Fisher, who died at o'clock
the evening before. Mrs j. w. Newton is at
New Madison, o., visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Charles E. Ferris and Mr. and Mrs.
Will Way spent Thanksgiving at Richmond with
Mrs F.'s mother Mrs. Mary Lemon. Miss
Grace Carven returned on Friday evening from
a very pleasant visit at Cleveland O. Mrs.
Rose Weaver Left last Sunday, for Wildwood,
Fla, where she will spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs Kesten are visiting relatives and
friends at New Madison and New Paris. o., and
elsewhere. Miss Emily Phillips leaves for her
home. near Sandusky, O., in few days. Miss
Phillips cared for Judge Cheney's daughter
Alice during her last illness. They first met as
pupils at music school in Cincinnati some years
ago, and had ever since been fast friends.
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Seymour.

The big Twelve gave a Thanksgiving ball
Wednesday night at Rooney's Opera-house.
Music by Rosenan's Orchestra, of Columbus.
Supper was furnished by the ladies of the Ger
man Protestant Church A musical society
was organized at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. E. Scott, Tuesday night. Miss Kittie
Benjamin, of Hyland Institute, o., and George
Benjamin, of Indianapolis Business College,
spent Thanksgiving with their parents here. :.
Miss Lenore Ayres. of Franklin College, spent
Thanksgiving at her home here i. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. Carpenter returned home this week
from Vermont. Ed johnson and Henry
Heuser came down from Indianapolis to attend
the big Twelve" ball. /. The ladies of the NJ
E. Church netted $35 at their supper and lunch
The ladies of the Christian Church gave a
Thanksgiving dinner which netted them good
sum. . Rev Krumdck, of the German Protes-
tant Church. will remove to the Borchers
Church, seven miles from here His place will
be filled by Rev. Joseph Gruess, of Delaware,
Ind. . Col d. M. Brown and wife, of Las We
gas, n. NJ, are visiting friends here. :. Rev. j.
K. Pye Of the M. e. Church. conducted four
funeral services this week-that of the late Mrs
Catharine Durham Mrs. Cynthia Fitch, who was
taken to Lexington for burial; Joseph Baker and
Joseph Day. /. Mr. Charles Vogel and Miss
Katie Speck were married on Thursday night,
at the Catholic parsonage, by Father Schenk. :.
Roland Frazier. of Pittsburg, visited his broth
er, Mayor A. J. Frazier, this week. G. B.
Cole, of the o. & NJ railway. will start next
week. upon trip to the far West, where he has
been offered an important railroad position.
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Thanksgiving was observed by union services
at the Presbyterian Church. The ladies of
the Presby terrain Church gave an oyster supper
on Thursday evening, at Odd fellows Hall, and
cleared $40. The proceeds go toward papering
and painting the interior Of the church. On
Friday evening P. M. Fudge j. F. Warfel, O. P.
Paxon, j. B. Wingert, j. r. Starr and Urban
Ford gave an oyster supper to their brethren of
Ladoga Lodge No. 81, K of P. p M. Fudge,
with his family, will leave next week for Flori-
ia, where they will spend the winter. Mr.. Fudge
Is AFFLICTED with throat trouble, and hopes to gain
relier by his trip Miss Emma Hague, of
Thornsown. is visiting Miss Cora Ashbv Miss
Gilmore, of Greencastle, is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Nj: A: Rapp Rev. Mr. Long, of Mime.
sofa. who has accepted call to the passionate of
the Presbyterian Church, arrived, with his fam
lily, this week.
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KnigntstOxVU.

Miss Sadie Berridge. of Petersburg, Ind, Is
visiting Miss Fanny Swanson. Carl Corwin
Is home from Earlham College for a few days.
Harry Baker, of Indianapolis, was visiting his
cousin. John Wagner, last week. Miss All
right Merrill, of Lafayette, Ind, who has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Jennie Baer, has re-
turned home Invitations are out for the sec
.ond grand banquet of the Lincoln Loyal League.
on Thursday, Dec. 2, 1886. :. Miss Leone
and Blanche Morris. of New Castle,
were visiting relatives here last week.
Miss Ella Stevenson, of Horse Cave KY, is
visiting relatives here. Miss Carrie White is
visiting relatives and friends at Lincoln. Ill.
Miss Lillian Thompson spent Thanksgiving with
her parents at Franklin. Ind. Miss Minnie
Allen is visiting at Camden, 0. Misses Hattie
and Minnie Bowman were visiting their parents
at Indianapolis last week. The Presbyterian
Church entertainment at Bells Hall, last Tues
day and Wednesday evenings, was success
financially. Miss Carrie Hickman, of Mount
Summit, is visiting friends here. Mr. and
Mrs John S. Patterson entertained a nurnber of
friends at their home last Friday evening.
Holl l. Stuart is compelled to take a
vacation from Earlham College on ac-
count of his sight being defective.
Mrs M. Wright left last week for New York
city to attend the wedding of her son Alfred,
which occurs Rev. A. Fl. Morris preached
the sermon at the union services, at the N. +.
Church. Thanksgiving. Miss Fannie Bal
lard is visiting friends at Indianapolis. Miss
Pearl Lewis of Greenfield is visiting Miss Ada
N6wby. Orville Bohanon, of Rushyille, spent
last Sunday with friends here. B. S. Parker
will publish volume of poems entitled 'The
Cabin and the Clearing" /. Miss Jennie Hud-
-dleson. of Dunreith, was visiting friends here
last week. Mrs. Fred Brakeman died on last
Wednesday after protracted illness. A
double wedding took place at the residence of
William Polk, last Wednesday evening Rev. A
II. Morris officiating. Charles Vestal, Of New
Castle. spent Sunday with friends here. The
young gentlemen of Knightstown are making
extensive preparations to give holiday ball here
ON Dec. 30 Everything will be done to insure
its success and make it the memorable bail of
this part of the State.
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Lebanon.

Miss May Corrie has gone to Wabash to spend
the winter Miss May Rodman, of Kingman
Kan, is visiting Lebanon friends. Bruce
Carr spent last Saturday in this city, the guest
OF Prof LaFollette. Mrs. j. N Campbell and
Mrs. G. w. Hazelrgg, of Thorntown, were the
guests of Mrs. j. NJ. Ball a couple of days during
the past week. Miss Josie Porter is visitin 2
friends at State Line City. DIR. w. H. Steph-
enson and wife have returned from an extended
visit to friends in Kentucky. . Mr.. Jno. Leary of
Noblesyille, and Miss Nora Holeran were mar
ried at st. Charles Catholic Church, in this city
last Wednesday. Prof. G. NJ. Lockwood,
leader OF Lockwood's Juvenile Band, spent last
Ioesday with Frankfort friends Rev. Tai
mage VIII denver a lecture at Browns Opera-
house. In this city, on the evening
OF Dec. T.. Earl Daily, a student at
iurdue University. spent Thanksgiving with
ms parents In this city. Louis Mossler, of
Thorntown, has located In this city. and en-
gagged in the clothing business s A Lee of
Indianapolis, was mingling with his Lebanon
friends last Tuesday. Dr. t. H. Harrison.
formerly OF this city, was seen in town a short
time last Wednesday. Capt Felix Shumate
is a candidate for Door-keeper of the lower house
of the next Legislature. He is an old soldier.
and Republican from away back John
Holleran, of Noblesvlle, was visiting his par
ents IN this city during the past week. Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Wren of North Salem, are visit.
Ing friends here. :. Mrs Ella Spencer, of In
annapolis, is spending few days with Lebanon
'rends Misses Stella Burton and Dove Hoff-
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shortly remove to Wichita. Kan, where he
will engage in the practice of law. . Mrs N
Cote MERRY, of Butler. is being entertained by
Mrs E. B. Clark, of West Hill street. :. Mrs
Mary Brownlee and daughter Miss Minnie.
spent several days with Miss Stearns Fisher the
past week. Mrs. John A. McHenry is visiting
remain nn.;i sp.;ne M;ss SsIi;e Seas si =.
visiting Mrs Lee, at Goshen. Mrs. d.
Daugherty on Saturday entertained large
number of friends at tea Will Mayer, of
the Citizens Bank, this week visited friends in
Indianapolis. /. Mrs. NJ. A. Stokes, of Mans
field. o.. is visiting Mrs. Joseph Finney. :.
Mrs FL. III. Gillen and daughter, Nora, this week
leave for Florida, where they will spend the
winter.
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 27-The bottlers' division
of the Glass blowers League met in convention
IN this city to-day, and, in secret session. ordered
a strike among its members in the eastern d.
vision which includes all territory east of tho
Alleghenes, including Canada. The strike goes
into effect at once, and is against apprentices
and a reduction of S per cent. in wages. About
$500 men are affected by the strike and fires
were ordered to be banked tonight.
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Paris.

Mr. R. J. Rees, of Pittsturg spent Thanks
giving here with his family. Willard Levines,
OF Tn1cago' was In Paris on thursday. Mrs.
b. }. Frymine and daughter, Miss Minnie, are
visiting at Seymour, Ind. Miss Dora Roberts,
of Lawrenceyille, H., is visiting Miss Bessie
Russell at the Grand Central. /. Mr.. T. B.
giving with Mrs. James Shoaff. of this city. i.
Dr. Ed Sheriff and family. of Danville. were the
guests of MIR. John Sheriffs family last Thurs
day Miss Georgia Bovell of Nation, is
visiting her parents here. Mr.. j. G. Means,
William Blackburn and DR.. A. T. Wolff
attended called session of the presbytery
at Nation last Monday. DR.. VOLTS
resignation as pastor of the Presbyterian
Church OF this city was approved by
that body DR.. Wolf will be ordained as pastor
of the Presbyterian Church at Alton some time
IN December. He leaves Paris with the best
wishes OF his congregation; yet they feel that
they are losing the best minister they ever had.
Mr. Phil Hannah md wife, of Carbonate,
ILL.,, visited relatives in this city last week. !.
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WHEN YOU BUY SOAP AND STARCH, SAVE


yourself some money-Note price below:
Every Day soap 3l9c per barr per box 70 bars 60 40
Werks German SOAP per bar, 3l2c; per box 80 bars,
$50.
German SOAP per ID bar, Sc; per box SO bars $2O5.
Big Gun soap per bar l9c; per box 100 bars, 3 40
Dandy soap, per bar. loc per box 100 bars 49, 6.
Kyana soap per bar, 319c; per box, ~ bars, $245a
White Star soap. per bar, 4l4c, per box 100 bars,
Green Seal soap, per bar, 4l4c; per box, 100 bars
$405
Santa Claus soap, per bar 414c; per box. 100 bars
&420
Electric Light soap. per bar, &c; per box 100 bars
$500.
Palm Leaf SOAP per bar 21oc per box, 90 bars 80 10
Acorn soap, per bar. &c; per box 100 bars So. 80.
Lennox soap. per bar 414c per box, 100 bars 81 90
Ivory soap, per 6ounee bar. 44c; per box 100 bars
Ivory soap. per 1oounce bar, Tel per box, 100 bars
Pure white CASTLE soap. per ID, 1oc per box 20 lbs.
$1.9O,
Chocolate Bouquet soap bars SCI per box, $50 bars
So. rs.
Floating Tar soap per box, Sc
Venus soap, per bar, sc; per box half Dozen zoe.
Pearl starch, per tb, &c; per 40 ID box 2l9c.'
Gloss starch, per tb, 414c.
Corn starch, per ID, 6l4c.
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Martinsville.

The Morgan County Teachers Association
held it's annual session at the Presby
Church in this CITY, Friday and Saturday. The
oratorical contest, held Friday evening, was won
by Chares Harryman. Subject Truth and Toll
erance the Basis of Unity and Progress" There
were three contestants-C. FL. Harryman, j. W.
Hubbard and W. E. Greenaway. Miss Minnie
Fuselman spent. Thanksgiving in Franklin. .
Elmer Whitfield is home from DePauw Mrs
M. j. Cunningham, of Seymour. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. A. Mars. Ed Moran and
family are visiting at Monrovia i. Mr. and
Mrs. Van Cleve, of Trafalgar, visited Amos
Drake and family on Friday. Mrs. W. Sta
cev, of Denver, COL, is visiting her brother, Dr.
Schofeld :. DR.. Hendricks has moved to his
farm, two miles north of town. :. Rev. T. D.
Welker was at Salem this week. Miss Lizzie
Calls, State Librarian, spent Thanksgiving at
home, ;. c. III. Obenchain, of Inorganic town. was
in town on Wednesday. Mrs Fl. HI. Odds is
visiting in johnson county. Isaac Nutter
moved to town on Monday. H. G. Smith and
wife spent Sunday in Indianapolis. :. 7. T.
Lingle, of Gosport, was in town on Monday.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.


Miss Kate Jacoby, of St. Louis, has been visit
ing here. The weddings of the week were
William Todd to Miss Mary Duncan, and
Howard Jacoby to Miss Ella Burkey. A
number of friends were pleasantly entertained
by Mrs G. L. Wicks on Thursday. Misses
Jennie Ward. Siddie Beggs, and Venie Blue
were the guests of Hattie and Cora Cosler, at
Cation on Thursday Miss Ella Reynolds,
Miss Hattie Armstrong, and Mrs John Arm
strong ate Thanksgiving dinner with Neoga
friends. :. Miss Julia Sullivan visited in Mat
toon Thursday.
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Nashville.

Miss Carrie Small has returned to her home
in Franklin. DR.. John Gufin of Rich Farm,
Ill.,, is among relatives here :. Miss Laura
Anderson is visiting friends atShebyville
Miss Lille Taylor, of Humboldt, ILL.,, is the
guest of Mrs. NJ M. Simms. John Plow and
wife have been visiting relatives at Elwood :.
Miss Mary Stuart, of Spring Hill is visiting
friends in our city, Miss Smith, of Cincin-
natl, is the guest of Mrs. M. R. Hull. Daniel
Sands, of Madison, is visiting his son, Rev w.
I'll. Sands, of the Presbyterian Church. =. A.
M. Mauzy is visiting friends in Madison county.
Miss Matte Price, of Columbus, is visiting
relatives in our city. Rev W. II. Sands
will preach sermon to the Knights of Pythas
at the Presbyterian Church tonight 1. i. Thanks
giving was observed here in a very appropriate
manner Union services were held in the U. P.
Church and the sermon was preached by Rev. j.
L. Parsons Services were also held at the
Presbyterian Church.
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Probable Resignation of John N. Abbott.

NEW YORK, Nov 21-It is authoritatively re-
passenger agent of the Erie and New York,
Pennsylvania & Ohio railways, has rendered, or
will within day or two tender, his resignation
to the above named companies, to accept the
commissionership of the Southwestern Railroad
Passenger Association.
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Shelbyviile.

John r. Harding and wife, of Normal. are in
the city. John T. Ehrhardt and wife, of
Decatur are guests of DR.. Catherwood and fam
i!v. Miss Ada Hiesh is very low of consump-
ton. :. Ex-senator Sheldon and wife and C. G.
Sheldon and wife, of Urbana. Ill.,, spent Thanks
giving with Rev. c. B. Taylor and wife. :.
Miss Georgia Hopkins will be home soon for the
holidays. Mrs Chambers, of ST. Louis, is q
guest of Mrs, H. w. Hubbard. i. Mrs. d. w.
Marks left on Thursday for q visit at Danville
and Mason City, Ill