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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-12-24
Scranton Directory

MRTHopIsT Rev. J. w. Tinnin viii
prepch each month at the following times
and places: Zion, lst Sabbath at Il an
Scranton, 2d Sabbath at II am. and pm
Pascagoula, I'd Sabbath at pm. orange
Grove. 3D. Sabbath at IL am. Big Point,
4th Sabbath at IL ain.
BAPTlsr-Elder 0. d. Bowen, pastor
Preaching first and third sabbaths IN each
month at : pm. AZ
l. o. o. F.-Scranton Lodge No. "A
meets every Tuesday ut 7:3O p nj. w. f.
A. Parker. N. g., j. +. Sutton, Secretary
H. q. Dempf, Treasurer. Visiting 1rethrep
always welcome.
Fire Company.
SCRANTON FIRE COMPANY No. Is X
Thompson, president, Geo. FrentE, fore
man. Regular meeting hrst MONDAY
night ia each month.
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ssJist let me tell you all about it.
l had got orange and stick of
candy for all their stockings. A
doll for the gals, a whip for Jim, he
loves hosses, aud Il French music
tor Jo-he does love music the best.
So / fixed their stockings. The
chillun woke up fore it was day,
and their father he hunIOred them
to getting mp, for he go. up himself
and made good fire Tor fear they'd
catch cold. The chillin was 'mirat-
ing over ther things, and father
and me ajoking with them bout
Santa Claus, when some one out TO
the gate hollered, 'Hellog who's
tharP said 10. Santa Claus
they made answer. Come out
here.'
"Don't you go, Jo,' says /. Its
some Of the neighbOrs on BOOM
They hollered again, aud 10 ne
would go out and see. ] was mis-
suble. He stayed and be stayed.
could hear a heap of jawing, and
| was powerful oneasy bout then
10 come in u a-grinnin'.
"sIt was Santa Claus, sure
'uough,' said be. (which y says l.
w her did that box como from q
Santa Claus,' says he, mighty jol-
| Iy; 'Sauta Claus brought 'em.'
Well! Mrs. Crowder, l just wish
you and Mrs. Norton could seed
the chilluu, and, for that matter me
aud 10, too, when we opened
the boxes, First, we opened the
box that had the toy consarns in it +;
then t'other box. Them little
dresses fit like print. 1t looked
| like Santa Claus was manly max
er aud lnillincr, aud had TUX their
measures"
"Mrs. Crowder," put in Mr..
Jones, when Mrs. Jones paused to
take her breath and wipe her over
| flowing eyes, "I'm forty year old,
going on October next, and it's the
first time Santa Claus ever found
me. never had Christmas gift
in my life before"
ether wos so many things" re-
Isumed Mrs. Jones, ''that | never
opened the towel that was pinned
up, till about midday my brother
dropped in, and the chillHH and me
wos showing him the things, and
saws he: 'Thar's something in this
towel.' He shuck 1t and out drop.
ped a paper OF Plus and some
spools of thread, card with a verse
OF Scripter on it, Dwell in the land
and do good, and verify thou shalt
DO fed,' l just burst out a-crying.
To think of her sending me even
pins aud thread, and Scripter pick
ed out just for us For yOu know
this was bad crop year, aud
things has run ciose."
After the Joneses were gone, Mrs.
Crowder said, "Milly, our Christ
mas has come back to us. 1t would
have seemed rather a shabby
Christmas box to many people, yet
it was all we could afford. To
them it was a rare treat.'
s.To us too. Never before has
the thought been SO near and dear
to me, of the mother and child for
whom there was no room in the inn."
''It was before you came in, that
said to Mr.. Jones, that my New
| Years wish for them was, that the
girls might grow up such women
as his wife, the boys to be men like
himself. 'LaI Mrs. Crowder,' be
replied, Il hope they'll be a heap
BETTER"
''Perhaps, after all" said Mr..
Crowder, musingIy, "the world
would be all the better if there
we're a few more pairs of such luna
ties"
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cbancery Court Seventh Dist.
Olle'i tSyIyANUs EVANS, Chancellor

,...aon county. first Monday of March and Sep
,onber' continuing six days :, ,,o..,, and
eantember continuing six days -,
seR.u%k RRancoek county. third Monday In M%cn and
r.ntember continuing six days
Greene county second Monday n April apd oc-
.obar continuing six days. -, -
'OVga ovarian county, fourth Monday in March and
contemher continuing six days.
PsTry connty first Monday after the fourth Mon
% %reIi Mach and September, continuing six days.
aaN IN connty fourth Monday after the fourth
Monday Of March and September, continuing six
days. ,r,.lo,- l., Nov, and Novam-
h.T continuing six days. -,
efi, onJardale county, third Monday Of May and
xo~s.nSer continuing twelve days.
Tsaner county, second Monday in May and No
vember continuing six days.
day in each month,
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ave lost an confidence 10 hu'

ssIsve lost all confidence iu hui
u.nitv.r said Jenkyns, With sigh.
aFhats the matterP inquired
smithers. ssThe trouble is With our
milkman. eIthought he was above
reproach. he seemed like a hrst-
rate fellow, TOO, and l became quite
intimate with him. The other day
| took him with some friends on
ianot, aud cane to a place where
there was a COW. We made up our
minds to have some milk, and IN
sisted on the milkman milking her.
What do yon suppose the blame
fool iid n Give il up. Why ne
took hold Of the animals tail and
frisd to pump her."-Pittsbarg Dss-
patch.
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Moss Point Directory
Churches.

METHoDIsT-Rev. r. J. Jones, pastor.
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening.
BAPTIST Elder o. d. Bowen, Paster.
Preaching FIRST and third Sabbaths in each
at IL am,
PRRsBYTERIAN-Rev. ID. o. Byers, pas
tor. Preaching every second and tonrth
Sabbath at 1880 am. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening at pm.
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Judge j. w. Starr holds regular terms
of court ut the courthouse in Scranton
the first and fourth Wednesdays III each
mouth. At Orange Grove lst ana 4th
Tuesduys in each month.
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Justice Courts.

C.P. Bowman holds regular terms OF
Justice court at thecourt-housc in Scran-
ton on the first aud third Saturdays in
each month.
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POstoface open from an. to Pm
every day.
On Sundays open from 3 TO 10 am. aud
taeR Ito pm.
q pf~---S--f -asiater will be received
.s-se out Birmingham and u m. till $50 P: m.
shhssh = returns. The Judgsa" "'' "''''
"a Sabbath afzer, aud them. OF NAILS.
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THE COUR T s.
REGULAR TERMs.I
:. co,,rt-seventh District,

c'r0ptH ptHGSEs SEsHiEE Il TFRBAh bi.sr:t susss Attorney
40. ~. -, = arst Monday in February ana
August, cOns,unts rounty hrst Monday in March and
sSs%s Ss%R continuing .s swfys Monday ngs in July and
fauderdaSD dcODtipuing twenty four judicial days II
business re9ut' conty first Monday in April and octo
bc continuing nfy "a second Monday in April and oc'
tO9er . community county, fourth Monday of April and
= IeScr teLiy and continue six days. NJ
011f county s't Il MGSaay ssSs Of May and NO.
vember, an snu county. second Monday of May ana
,iilar,ber ian,b and continue six days,
SfESTSoT Tsrrson county fourth Monday of May and
Novem no.' connty' S first Monday of June and De-
s.1ahsr and continue six daYs
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s. s. Henry, president, Dr. W 4; Coz
Charles Bosrer, J. w. Stewart and W 5.
Dodson, ST. DR.. e. F. Griffin, port phy-
sieisn.
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omcial Directory jackson County.

Clerk of the Courts Walter M. Denny
Sheriff-JOhn e. Clark.
Treasurer-J X. Mcleod.
Snrveyor-E. w Morrill,.
A Assessor-E r.. Ramsay
Co, Supt. Pub. Ed-Dr. II. L. Howe.
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Life is not meant to be hard Il
il IS, we make it 80.
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.ou Wednes
IN. Departs
r. P. N.
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lOF NAILS.
SIS am aud
u an. and
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Brightwood News.

Mrs. Ed Merker is visiting friends in Cleveland.
Misses Emma Swartz and Duke have returned to
Springfield, o.
Brightwood had three babies on exhibition at the
railroad fair.
Edward Thomas is the day billing clerk at this
point on the Bee-lne.
r. III. Reush has recently been appointed night tai.
lyman in the upper yard
Miss Lulu Gross of Indianapolis, spent last
Wednesday here in Brightwood.
The old terra Gotta company paid another dividend
dollar.
Mrs. Oscar Skinner, of Frankfort, has returned
home from delightful visit with Josephine Leach,
of this place.
The report that Misses Britton and Leach went to
Ohio to give music lessons mistake; they went
on pleasure trip only.
Abe Schaff and family of Atlanta Ca. are here Wis
itng his father and relatives. He says prohibition
still prohibits in Atlanta
The Beeline turntable at this point broke down the
other day and caused general disarrangement of
things in the engine department.
A proposition has been made to the trustees to put
fire plugs the principal street put in mains
to the Decline shops and their power and water
to suppress fires in the future This method is thought
to be cheaper and more practable than keeping up
department.
Several months ago the citizens of that portion of
Brigetwood known as Canada petitioned the commits
sioners for voting precinct The petition short
four votes and the commissioners ordered that they
should vote hereafter in Brghtwood proper instead
of Blickville.
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CrawfOrdsville.

The usual services will be resumed at Center Church
to- day. Rev. E. B. Thomson will officate- - Pres
dent Tutte arrived home from stay at Asbury Park.
N. j.. last Monday. The colored Baptist Church
people are trying to obtain enough money to build
church. w. B. Lyle, of the First Presbyterian
Church session, attended the meeting of the Presby
terry at Toronto last Tuesday H. T. HearSey and
Miss Nellie Kirk. of indianapolis, married, at
the reeidence of j. g. Overflow last Tuesday evening
by Rev. G. L. McNutt This afternoon at o'clock
the regular chapel exercises of the college will be
held and the public is invited to be present. Prof
s. I'll. Dunn arrived home last Monday from Fort
Wayne. Mrs. o. A. Smith. of Perrysvle. has been
the guest of the family of DIR. j. w. Smith. Miss
Ada Kendall. of Lafayette, is visiting at
Miss Laura Mshoney's,. Mrs. win Hough,
Miss Orlena Landers of Indianapolis, has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Dick White. -. Rev. Charles
Kanouse and family, of Anderson, were with the
family of G. w. Henley this week. Mrs. Matte
Thornton. of Michigan City is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs Paul Hughes. Mrs. NJ. T.. ConkIin
and son. of indianapolis, have been the guests of @
R. Snodgrass and family. The Methodists will hold
services to-day at the courthouse. Rev j. w.
Foster will preach at the Baptist Church. Morning
subject: "Paul's Thorn in the Flesh. What Was it!
evening" "Christ's Last Appeal of Love to Our
Race" The Episcopal Church has extended call
TO a minister in California Miss Lois Peirce gave a
reception last Thursday evening, in honor of Miss
Lizzie Walker of Indianapolis and Miss Van Volken.
burg of Plymouth An elegant lunch was served and
the evening pleasantly passed
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Shelbyville.

Miss Lizzie Fromier CT Greensburg is the guest of
her sister Mrs. Charles Fastlahen. Miss Lora Ed
wards who has been visiting friends in Knghtstown,
returned home Tuesday, accompanied by Misses Wei:
burn and Ferguson of that place Miss Frybarger,
of Indianapolis, is the guest of Mrs J. NJ. Carroll
Miss Bertha Bywaters, of Louisville, Ky, who has
been the guest of the Misses Sutton for the past
month. will return to her homo Tuesday. Miss Ella
Wilson, Of Rushvlle is the guest of Miss Helen Ben
efel. Miss Lollie Hour. of Louisville, KY, is visit
ing Miss Lou Stevens. Misses Eva and Ethel Walk
err, who have been visiting Miss Ella Daugherty. re-
turned to their home in Indianapolis Monday last
Mrs. N. A. Crawford is entertaining Miss
Grace Carpenter, of Dayton. o.; The
Tilson and Whitesides. of Franklin. :. Mrs. j. @.
Deprez is visiting friends in Kansas City. Miss
Fannie Joseph, of Noblesvie,. is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Wiley Warts. Mrs. John Tndall, of
West Washington street. is entertaining Miss Ella
Thompson of Greensburg. Miss Aurilla " LETTERS
entertained few friends at her home Tuesday
evening. in honor of Miss Willing, of indianapolis.
MIR. George Avery. of Chicago, is the guest of Miss
VIII Dorsey, - Miss Eva Wingate returned to Mar
tnsvle yesterday where she will teach in the public
schools. Miss Lizzie Protzman, of Cincinnati is
visiting R. D. Harshman and family Mrs. G. F.
Webb and daughter, of New Castle. Ind, are the
guests of Mrs. George Mcconnell, Of West Washing
is the guest of the Misses Magiu.
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Early yesterday morning John Kelly. residing at
No. 323 West Washington street, went home drunk
and got into quarrel with his sisterin,law, Mary
Middleton. He found by the police at daylight,
lying the sidewalk with deep cut in his forehead,
the result he says, of a blow struck by
the Middleton with club.
When he taken TO the station-h house he
said he would commit suicide before he got out of
there and while the back of Turnkey Tae turned
he tied his handkerchief around his neck and tried to
hang himself to the gas jet but he only succeeded in
pulling the fixture down. He put into the big
room where he made another attempt in the same
manner, and only desisted when the handcuffs we're
put on him.
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KOkomO.

Stephen Kirkpatrick and wife visiting relatives
at Oskaloosa Ia Mrs. Wilson and daughter of Fl
Prof. William Bell wife and daughter Of Tndianapo
lis spent last Sunday in this city, guests of Capt
Milton Bel! and family. Mr. and Mrs. Drinkwater
home at Indianapolis, after a pleasant two weeks
visit here guests of g. w. .Sipe and family. -
Mrs. w. K Mavity and two little sons, of Idianapo-
lis spent Sunday here, guests of Captain Young and
wife B. B. Johnson, of the Gazette Tribune, WIFE
children, and Mrs L. c. Hoss. spent this week at
Cedar Lake Mrs. Freeman Cooper and children
spent the week at Lake Martou. Mrs. OIL Chandler
and mother Mrs. Percy visiting friends in north
Ohio. .Rawson Vale and wife have just returned
The Misses Furnpaupb. Flo and Maud Of Loaans
port, are the guests of Miss Mary Pickett. Miss
May Dow, of Grand Forks, D. t. is the guest of Dell
Grant county; visiting friends here Or account
of health Miss Nettie Canode has resigned posi-
ton in the Kokomo High school. Miss Mary
Philips of Logansport is the guest of John Jay and
family
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Wabash.

Miss Ida Smith, of this city, has gone to Oxford
Ind to attend the seminary at that place Misses
Alice and Emma Ross of Locansport. are visiting
friends in this city Judge Rodaker and wife of Pc
kin, Ill., are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs j. t. Graden
49, Miss Maud Briggs, of Goshen, is visiting Mr.
bard are entertaining o. P. Hubbard and wife of
New Castle. Miss Kizzie Henley has
returned from pleasant visit to friends in Fountain
Park. miss Lou Kunse, of the Indianapolis pub
lie schools returned home Saturday having spent
the summer vacation with relatives here Miss Nina
friends in the city returned home on Saturday
Mrs DIR. Grayston, of Huntington, has returned
home after a pleasant visit of two weeks with Mrs.
S. NJ Blount.. Mrs DR.. Dunn is visiting relatives
at Marion.
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Paris, III.

Miss Nettie Jones leaves next Wednesday for Ok
ford, to attend school. Mrs E. L.. Harding and two
daughters have gone to Lexington KY. to spend the
while there Miss Cora Wilson has returned from
visit at Beardstown Ill. Miss Burgett, of Hamilton
here of a few weeks. Miss Nora Shaeffer
and Jennie Evans, of Danville, H. and
Miss Cora Cox and Mrs. Fannies Thornburg, of
Rockville Ind, visiting Mr. William Starts fam
lily: Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ogden, of Arthur Ill,
visiting relatives here last week Miss Maggie Light
foot of Terre Haute visited relatives in this city last
week Mrs. Craig of Charleston visited friends
here last week. Mrs. III. NJ. Pomeroy of Carmi H.
is visiting relatives here Mr. Maurice Sholen of
this city, and Miss Della Bland of Cleveland o.
married at the Stjllman House. in Cleveland. last
Tuesday evening, Sept. q. They were the recipients
of large number of elegant and costly presents
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A Beautiful Present.

The Virgin Salt Company, of New Haven.
Conn. to introduce Virgin Salt into every fam
lily, are making this grand offer: A crazy
patcn- block, enameled in twelve beautiful
colors and containing the latest fancy stitches,
on large Autograph card having a beautiful
eold-mounted ideal portrait in the center, given
away with avery ten-cent package of Virgin
Salt. Virgin Salt has no equal for household
purposes. 1t is tho cleanest. purest and whitest
salt ever or used. Remember that . large
package costs only 10 cents. with the above
present. Ask your grocer for it.
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Greensburg.

Capt. George n. Mckee, formerly editor of the
Standard, and later of the Review, but of Lees
burg Fla, visited here last week. James Burney,
former prominent resident OF this county is visiting
here from his Kansas home Miss Josie Bracken, of
Brookvile, is visiting 1t her grandfathers James
McCracken has gone 20 Independence, Kan. Miss
Anna Collins has gone to Terre Haute for the season.
- Mrs. Seth Donnell is visiting in Cincinnati =.
government at Yellowstone Park has returned home.
Licensed to marry during the week: Benjamin K.
Wolverton and Eliza Talbot John B. Cummins and
Minerva E. Minor Moses r. Turner and Lenna Daily,
Albert d. Straight and Nancy Z. Lambert. Edward w.
Holmes and Lou Mccullough, Cassius q. Hadley and
Fannie S. Reed. Samuel L. Jackson and Mary Hamil-
ton Mrs j. P. Dunsmore of LaPorte Lnd visited
her old home here this week.
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Greenfield.

Miss Flora Love left Monday to attend She State
Normal School, at Terre Haute.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Boots Mrs. Nelson Bradley. Mrs M. G. Alex
ander. and S. A Wray started Kansas, Wednesday,
to attend the Hoosier reunion. Mr.. and Mrs. W. s.
Cant visiting friends at Minneapolis, MIMI.
Mr. and Mrs n. R. Spencer viii shortly go to Henry
county, where Mr. Spencer has been engaged to
intend school Miss Lizzie Harris will leave for
Lewisville, to morrow, to engage teacher in the
schools at that place Miss Mary Riley of Indanap
oils. spent last week with Greenfield friends
Those who will be out of attending school this
winter are Miss Jessie Hamilton, Miss Ella Bourne,
Miss Dora Cant, Henry Marrum and Clarence Hough,
at Greencastle; Miss Flora Love- Terre Haute; Misses
Alma Martin, Flora Randall and Nellie Thayer at Ok
ford The Misses Harris entertained the G. F. M.
Tuesday evening. This viii probably be the last meet
ing of the club till the Christmas holidays nearly all
the members will be out of town attending school,
Miss Sarah Walker and Wood Walker have returned
from visit among relatives at Bloomington Ind
Frank 5. Hammond and Miss Jessie, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. g. T. Randall, will be united m
riage on Tuesday evening next Rev. D. r Love off,
ciating. Mr.. Hammel is popular young business
man and the bride one of the lights of Greenfield
society.
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Democratic Opposition to Lamb.

Andrew Grimes leading Republican of Vigo
county In his second term county clerk was in the
city yesterday. He says John E. Lamb will have a
hard time of it in keeping the Democracy together
for his support for Congress. Many of them have
hand his unfulflled promises. Some are veryugly
in their opposition while others viii content them
selves by staying away from the polls election day.
The Republicans he represents as being in har-
monious condition. with determination to put forth
all their strength to aid the State congressional egs-
lative and county tickets
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

The births last week numbered forty-seven and the
deaths thirty-two.
The viii of Sarah Whitsell was probated yesterday
It gives all of her property to her children in equal d
vision.
A. B. Meyer & Co. have been awarded the contract
for supplying the State-house with 1000 of
anthracite coal.
A boy Frank jones' ten years of age, and residing
at No. 81 West North street. has been missing since
o'clock Friday evening.
John Robbins, who worked in different barber shops
in this city for two years arrested in Lafayette
yesterday for grand larceny.
VIM. Wallace Names was yesterday appointed
guardian of the minor heirs of Alonzo Names He
gave bond in the sum of So, 800.
The grand jury is paying attention to violations of
the liquor law, and list of indictments larger than
usual is expected on the final report from this body
next week.
The County Commissioners yesterday heard testi-
mony in support of the remonstrance against granting
Ferdinand Hid of North Tennessee street, a saloon
license The matter was taken under advisement.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Martin
Viehmann and Lille B. Cook. David Reed and Lulu
Harris Samuel Halton and Henrietta Lochler, Harri
son Pierce and Martha Matley, John j. Keller and
Martha NJ BOughton .
Mayor Denny thinks policemen and fremen in uni
form should be allowed the free privilege OF the street.
He will investigate the practice in other cities
in this regard and urge upon the streetcar officials
the granting of the privilege.
Judge Howe yesterday appointed Harvey B. Fatout,
William s. Hubbard and James c. Yohn commits
s1oners 10 parCon Jne estate OF Jacoo NicKenpacn'
The property consists of lots in Aldridges addition,
S. A. Fletcher r subdivision and six acres of undi
vided land.
A morse belonging to Mr.. Braden away, about
o'clock last night, causing considerable excitement
along Meridian street and in the northern part of the
city. After running for mile the horse fell at
the of Washington and Meridian streets break
ing it's neck.
The eleventh year of the Boys Classical School and
the fifth year of the Girls Classical School will open
tomorrow with corps of eighteen teachers and a
very large enrolment of pupils. Miss Farrand, Miss
Swift Miss Hughes and others arrive to-day.
The grand jury yesterday indicted James Alcida
Courneau, the fresco artist, and Mary Myers the
woman with whom it is alleged he maintained Illegal
relations. They were rearrested and released
bond the in the sum of 81 900. with John Z.
Sullivan as surety and the woman on an eighthun.
dred-dolar bond, signed by Samuel Perkins.
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RushVillA.

Mrs Mary Parker, of Richmond, is the guest of
relatives in this city DIR. William Arnold and wife,
who have been spending the in Colorado, have
just returned home. Mrs. Gen. J. W. Thomas of
Nashville Tenn, is visiting here Miss Jennie
lege. Mrs Fannie Holloway. of Lawrence. Kan, is
visiting relatives here. Mrs A Southern. of Ind
annapolis is the guest of friends in our city. Mrs
Thornton, of Leadve, Co.. is visiting here. Mrs.
D. A. Green of Aurora Ind, is among friends here.