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NaIIcE OF SAFE

IN TIE nISfRICF COURT or THF
i Thlr4 JaaiciAl nisFics u wasssnFtar
Tessttary. hztaiag ieras a saAttss. IA Alag
Coaufy.
Ne. tslt-J p Lownsn Va TIE sto.ms,
Glaxa Ausi - ., hsr esilerS saEinas. taekle
sppsrel asa taraHaae. respaaarna
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dEorea 81 ~ a1aFe entstlsd oour1. entered a.
rrcoEd IN sd ooarf On the "a 4 ? Of yaiv
tNS& III An9ve naara stssmar Klxa A1s1rs
ssa. hes tasAie apparel ard farsituFe. Yer. -.
&r@EVs3 and arreFca 30 b nnld In tie manner
pfaytsed ~ tEW. - Aaawer tie prayer 81 a.
8havR aAzl~1 itewll4at
r&euetaEr ! uili sell saai stnAmsr a. puAlir
aaeEtea. 4 a. AsEkest hasasr FOR ossA. Al
Neaief't hNck, n Sasii ie. kiag Call1tg Wash-
tasCra Territory ~ II s'eiack IN he fs~e-
seSn, "a S4sgR23y. tas 2sth sAY q guIy, A.
D. tsat.
p J HAMILTON
e. q MsraAAi fer Wa.kisssas Re. rstsrx.
bias ~ n L. HAMILTON.
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Maxwell, tho murderer Of PFellor
has ~ last been sentenced 10 bs hung
On Aagusa gltA. TIE mills Of lhs gods
grind alowly, bat they seen H. BE- get.
tina down 10 thia william Al LIST. II,
nov, The sontenes - only carried oal
without any further DELAYS, the public
can feel satisded With The proceedings
Maxwell has already lived 700 long after
The commission Of his dsab0lical crime.
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Which we have been ofTeri

Never in the history of Puget Sound has
Clothing been sold at such ruinous low prices
as now, and we viii continue to sell Goods
at the same prices as in the past month until
all is disposed of. The immense quantities
of Goods that have left our premises daily
can be taken as criterion for the amount OF
business we have been doing, especially in
such stringent times as we are at present
subjected to; but in it's very face our bust.
ness continues to boom, and surely there
must be good reasons for people investing
their money in wearing apparel so cheerfully
For every dollar purchasers invest we give
81 so worth Of Goods as compared with
prices Of other stores, and that is surely an
object for US getting thepreferenceover our
competitors.
Mems Suits that we sell for $4 rs, $5
SIS so, So, 81, So, So and $40, are sold else
where with an advance Of $5 above our price
for the same quality. Mems Suits that we
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POCKETBOOK LOST.

A POCKETBOoE CONTAINING
~ xalaab . psRsFA. vita nAnsa o. tkens.
PieAsA Fet1Fn % Po6T-iNTELIfGEscE
olnce. A EaitAhis reward viii ee Pad
IYis JOHN Dahl.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Second Evening Of the Grand
Lawn Feie.
Apnl' sIOA. 0HLI 50 Cents: DANCING
AAD REFRESHMENTS FREE

THE LADIES OF THE HOME Will,
give their second and last grand lawn
entertainment this THURSDAY eNea-
ing a. TIE residehce OF Mra. Leary PrO-
Re or NAnghnis orchestra viii furnish
muse
Refreshments win Be distributed dur
Ing the evening freq.
20 charge except payment Of 50 cents
~ the gate
All Are invited and . grand time Il
guaranteed
BY order Of the Ladies Relief Commit
tee for the hsncft % the 1 hiidreni 4 uouae.
P'rSss and Times Cory
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TO Any ONE

WISHING TO 60 HOUSEKEEPING
w an excellent chance viii D. nfflrSsf
b. calling ~ tire northwast ccrner Third
and NarlCl sireceA fyi1 Fa
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pETwEES BENTON AND TITUS
ID vile. July 81. a ladyis Gold Watch.
Chain and L0cks1 A snifahia reward
" u b. paid for their return 90 BnchAn-
Anan 4 Martins store. Titnsxilie, or Jas
VI. smart Snasfie FwTE
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Fellesefhy hts noa - naeA snsAieA
men ~ osereoaae their WeaknsusSs - 4
naa tAa9ht the ART 81 eoaeealiEs o.
ffom Ne world
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NOTICE.

T WILL LEAVE ALL OF Ny nUsY-
4 ne& with Capt. y p. 0feTg. to receive
money and % settle al hills and ACCOUNTS.
nc& I. G. WHITFOhD. ~. y.
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ForSaIe.

An IMPROVED STOCK FARM OF
"A 1A8 ACHES
50 acres IN hay and Ts ncfea under partial
tDpFovewRnt
t-Art cash. halanes long time; lev rate
q inEsses1 Cal on
G. I. MILLER,
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MOO MEM
WANTED.

100 MEN, IMMEDIATELY. on p
AOO 8. Aae q. n. r. X, ~ Little skoo-
KUN Wsgss. g per day fos graders ard
y - for Axemen- s. @. SIMPSON,
9eodWim GuntFncfnr
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WINsLow-In Seattle. July IA, 10 the wife
Of Frank a. Wina.oW. Q son.
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FOR BALE.
Two sfOltY HOUSE,. AMI A'OT oN
4 ThiEd sGree1.
cisT Lq1A q s2s nd sls Up
80 acres land. pASs cleAree ~ per s sers
3 RssEauranss $50 ek50 s6aos bargains
County hotsl vi bar; Laundry.
tsountrF Store. arRan: satoonA.
Va AZ Govsrumena cIaima. 100 arreA
In King snd 6aohomish coantieA - )
"a Tse-tsd ea.fr,. CSC trsHinquished koms-
sseadl a. pFo-empd5ns sloa -. -, CSC
FfFe-acne homes. cleared. - uA
Trade CITY Lets for RaDeh. -.
Mortgages o. solid property 3 10 2 slostoO
City ana Coanfy Scrip. -
New and second hand Sales
WANTED.
Money; god seourity; bess interest,"
aromen snd Eirls; hlghsss wages paid
Tronera. washers and cooks No pay.
To farnish farm banda % per zlonsa-
Canvassars ard agents. - PER moe -.
Partner on improved Seock hancAs $1e
Two laay pArtaera fer hfe. % tFo NeAi-
FOR RENT.
A number Of improved farMA
Furnishsd a. unfurni sked r00Es VITA
q without board, 81 . meath 40.
PuDulaf Saloon SC
I66 acrs raaoh; Improved orchard and
hay no cash rent.
soacre improved ranch. IS q month
Houae AID large garden. IN town.
Furnished rooms for Housekeeping.
GEO. W. CRANE
waahIngton Territory Empioymeat Ba.
reau, near corner Commercial And
washiaxtOn StF-rts. seatlle. ~
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THE BOOM STILL lcONTINUES.
- II REMEMBER WE ARE CLOSING
REGARDLESS OF COST II
Atao n The immense n prices
THE PALACE CLOTHING HOUSE, l
4..-.s-.-.0 .b.., THE PALACE CLOTHING HOUSE
SH9 'FRONT.' SM2E1EEHE. ~
advantage the In
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING. FIR.
NISHING GOODS, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES
.ng Cor Che past thIrty DAYS.


|sell for 81. $11 SO, $12 so, S1S so s,s
|$16 so and $18, are sold elsewhere win !.
advance of So so above our price cor N.
same quality.
Boys Suits, 10 to IL years old, that :.
sell for "a, 4 so, 5, 5 so, g, 8 so, z and J so
are sold elsewhere with an advance 81, "a
above our price for the same quality.
Boys suits. 4 to 10 years old, that wa .all
for So. 2 so. 2 rs, 8 25, 8 5O4, a so ana 4
are sold elsewhere with an advance AZ 50
above our price for the same quality,
In Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoe,
Trunks and Valises we surely can not Be-
Iequalled as we sell you those Goods a
wholesale prices, thereby saving you the 4.
tan merchants profit, which is quite an ten
and worth saving.
Do not be misled but come and visit on,
establishment before you purchase and com.
Ipare our prices, and you will be readily con.
vinced where you can do the best.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-21

Huntington, is visiting Miss Clara Bauer. :
Mrs A. nj. Atkinson, on Wednesday, gave a
very pleasant dinner party, at her elegant home
on North Wabash street. in honor of her sister,
Mrs. DIR. Miller, OF Cleseland, o., who is
visiting her. Mr. James Benth and
Miss Ida Judy, two estimable young people OF
this city, were married on Wednesday evening.
A number of society young people of this
city are arranging to attend hop given by Ma
rlon Lodge K. of p. on THANKSGIVING night
Hanna Lodge, No. 81. +. and A. n, will, dur
Ing the Christmas holidays, give reception at
the opera house. Mr.. Charles III. Newell on
Wednesday returned from visit to friends In
Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. Sig Bach gave pro-
gressiye euchre party 70 large numb Der of young
married friends st the Lutz House, on Mon
day evening. MIR. and Mrs. Oliver FL. Bogue
have returned from a pleasant visit to Indian
apolis. Mrs. A. IA. Atkinson and daughter.
and Miss Bertha Dicken WILL in few days,
leave for Florida, where they expect to spend
the winter DIR. j. FL. Ford has returned from
visit to friends in topeka, Kan, and Kansas
City. Mrs S. B. Tinker, On Wednesday even
ing, gave an informal reception to number of
friends in honor of Mrs. Clifford. of Toledo.
Mrs L. ID. Fougeres of East Hill street. will,
on Tuesday evening. entertain members of the
Chautauqua Circle Oscar Graves. of Bunker
Hill, Ind. ia the guest of Mrs, T. c. McCann.
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Terre Haure.

Cards are out for the wedding Of Mr. Lincoln
p. Salmon to Miss Cora Knight on Wednesday,
Nov "A, the ceremony to De performed at the
residence of the brides parents, on South Tenth
street After the wedding reception, Mr..
and Mrs Salmon will go 10 their new home. on
Liberty avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Sargent
celebrated their wooden wedding at their resi-
Genee, on Eagle street. Thursday even
ing Mrs. Fl. H. Boudinot is visit
ing in Kentucky. Miss Dora
Bnskirk, Of Marco. Ind, is visiting
her cousin Miss Eta Boston. Mrs. r. A.
Campbell will go to Vincennes this week TO at
tend the wedding of sister. Mrs. l. j..
Young and her mother. Mrs. Cooper. have gone
to New Harmony for visit Miss Matte
Johns is in Detroit. where she will be a brides
maid at the wedding of Miss Mamie Nester,
Tuesday evening Mrs. Emma B. Bastow, OF
New York, Is visiting MIR. and Mrs. j. Q. But
ton Miss Ida Yates gave a progressive
euchre party Of six tables to young ladies
only yesterday afternoon.
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O. Mrs. Annie Grimmer, of St. Clair county,
Illinois, is guest of Mrs. " Schlicher. Miss
Mamie P. Lane was welded Saturday evening
to Arthur L. North, of Chicago, at the resi-
dence of T. P. G. Lane, near this city.
Miss Lola Van Geson, of Council Bluffs. Ia, is
a guest Of Mattoon friends O. W. Green, of
this city, married at Rushville, ILL.,, Wednes-
day. to Miss Lucy C. Reed-both mutes Mrs.
j. A. Lumpkin lie guest of friends at Shelby
vile, ILL., Mrs. L. KATE is visiting in Cincin-
natl. >. A number of ladies from Charleston
and this city were entertained at tea by Mrs.
Chas. Tillotson Thursday evening. Miss Mary
Spangler is visiting her sister. Mrs. Wooderson,
in Terre Haute Mrs ]. Center and Mrs. L. L.
Holmes have gone TO Omaha, Neb, to reside.
Miss Fannie Gillespie. of Ednbo. }. Pa. is a
guest of Mrs J. A. Goodell. Miss Belle Eel
lows, of Gallon. o., is visiting John Fellows and
family. Mrs. E. A. Thieens, Mrs. j. o.
Rudy. and w. D. Rudy visited relatives at
Conlogne this week Mrs. Wright is In Mil
waukee, where she will spend the winter.
Miss Grace Colson was in Paris Tuesday
attending a wedding. Mrs R. E.
Dunlap has returned from visit
in Kentucky. :. Mrs. Molle Isenherg and
daughter, of Shelbyville, ILL.,, were entertained
by Mattoon friends this week. Miss Lena
Weiser, of Kansas City, is guest of Miss Ada
Bruner. MISS Flora Furry. of New Salem,
ILL.,, is visitor at the residence OF j. " Fitch.
Mrs. Fairbrothers and daughters are now
residents of Terre Haute. Ind. Mrs. S.
Hirshler, of Terre Haute, visited Mrs NJ. Al
shuler for week, returning home Tuesday.
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Rockville.

Mr. Elmer Clark and lady. OF Lafayette, are
the guests of d. r. Seth and family. Cards
are out for the Thanksgiving dance of the Dia-
mond Club at Innis Hall. Will Grain is manag-
ing the dance. Miss Love Cross enter tanned
her friends at progressive euchre, Wednesd "
evening. Mr. Henry Mahan, having sold
his North Side drug store to Cheney & Jaun-
doris. will make his home at Princeton. Miss
Madge Rice has returned home from visit to
a schoolmate in Jackson, Mich. :. Ex-Juige
Jump will leave soon for California. Misses
Alice Lindev. Claudia Stark and Mollie Rabb,
and Messrs. j. l.. Price, Daniel Miller and Parke
Daniels ara contestants in the oratorical contest
TO be held next Friday evening at the opera
house Walter Coffin has gone to Chattanoo-
ga to spend the winter.
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RuEhYilAe.

John W. Glass has returned from Colorado
James Mcdonald. of Indianapolis, is visiting
friends here. Horace Hillgoss and Miss
Peters. of Carthage, we're married at Indianapo
lis recently by Rev Van Buskirk They will
reside here Ed Maxwell. of Indianapolis. is
the guest of friends in this city. DR.. w. A
Pugh has been quite sick, but is now conva-
lescing w. H. Caldwell has returned from a
visit among friends in Boone county.
John Feehart has returned to Colum bus,
o., after few DAYS visit here.
Mrs Mollie Junkins. who has been visiting here,
has returned to her home in Michigan Mrs.
g. w. Thomas is visiting friends in Illinois
Mrs F. Miller is the guest of relatives in Fay
ette county Joseph Samuels has gone to
Waco, Tex Miss Aidean Kelly. OF Kansas is
visiting relatives in our city. Mrs. r. A. In
mis- is visiting her parents in Hanover, Ind
Mrs Henry Stephens is visiting relatives at Rich
mond. Joe Poundstons has gone to New
Mexico
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ThOrnfOWn.


Miss Nellie Wishard. of Indianapolis. was here
this week drilling the young laies In the Mikado
march. for the Japanese wedding. The ladies
of the p. e. O. fraternity will give an entertain
ment in Academy Hall on THANKSGIVING evening.
Gus NJ Cory, former resident of this place.
but now of Minneapolis, Mimi. visited his par
ents here last week. Ira Sharp has accepted
a position in drug mouse at Greensbnre, Ind.
III North Carolina. Isaac n Adalr is serious
ly i'll with brain trouble. and there is no. pros
pect of his recovery. The infant child of n.
Debolt died on Monday last Fred Bnshong
has received pension of 81 month. Francis
Nj. Morton. well-known young man of this
place, died last Sunday night of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Morton was "a member of the Knights Of
Pythias Ledge and was one of the most earnest
workers In that order This is the first loss bv
death that the order has had The revival
meetings at the NJ E. Churen are again in
progress !. The residence of Newton Hopp
was destroyed by Are few nights since.
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Shelbyville.

Miss Bessie Jones entertained Miss Sadie
Pfaff1in, of indianapolis, the past week. Miss
Lena Metzger. Mrs. Mary Deprez and Mrs. Liz
zie Wnest, who have been visiting friends in
Washington. ID. O.. have returned home. Mr.
Sam Muchmore, who has been visiting In ST.
Louis. returned home Thursday evening. .
Mr. y. w. Williams, wife and son, of Harrison
o. visited her father Mr. Samuel O'Connor
last week. The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church met with Mrs. Will
Major, Tuesday. Mrs. Knapp and daughter,
Miss Cora. left for DeIIand, Fla, where they
will spend the winter DR.. j. w. Trees and
bride returned from Cincinnati. Tuesday to their
home in Manila A n elegant supper was prepared
by the children of DIR. Trees which was attended
by Mrs Will Breks and Miss Gertie Blessing. of
this city The Missionary Society of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church met with Mrs. Jennie FL
lott Wednesday afternoon. Miss Gertie
Blessing entertained the Kensineton Club Thurs
day with euchre. Mr.. c. A Strong, wife and
SON Tyler, and daughter Miss Bonnie, of Elk
hart, Ind, were the guests of Mrs. Norman
Strong the past week. The Benevolent So
ciety, of this city, gave an entertainment,
Madame Jsrirys Wax Works." at Blessings
Opera-hali, Tuesday evening for the benefit of
the poor The solos rendered by Miss Nellie
Leefers and Mrs Charlie Morrison were very
beautiful and we'll rendered. ;. Miss Annie De-
prez entertained few of her friends Thursday
evening with enchre party in honor
of Miss Sadie Pfaff1in, of Indianapolis
The american Congress" met with Albert
Jones on Thursday evening. Mr. Henry
Beegs left for New York on Thursday On the
Goth inst he will sail for Ireland to visit rela-
tives and friends. Mrs j. NJ Carroll was at
the capital last week. Miss Cora Port of
Athens, o., is the guest of Mrs. Sam McCrea.
Miss Mertie Parrish entertained few of her in
innate friends at her home. South Harrison
street. Thursday evening. Mrs E. A.
Beeks. who has been visiting relatives here for
the past two weeks, returned to her home in
Chicago On Saturday, accompanied by her sister,
Miss Gertrude Blessing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Hodson. of McMinnville
Ore, are In the city, the guests OF friends and
relatives 4 grand society ball will be given
at PRtterson's Hall, on Wednesday evening next
A limited number of invitations have bee n issued
The first young people of thecity are interesting
themselves in the affair The entertainment
and supper given by the q. A. r. post of
this city, at the Royal rink, on
Thursday evening was a grand success. The
attendance was large. Captain G. W. Lee of
Lawrenceburg, and an honored member of the
Third Indiana Cavalry. was present and deliv-
cred an interesting address DIR. G. w H.
Kemper. who has neen at New York for the past
six weeks, returned home last evening. Mrs
C. ". Kilgore is home from Anderson, where
she has been visiting friends. Mrs Ala Ma.
nor, of Connersville, is in the city, the gnest of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs j. b. Knowlton.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Goddard were at Winches-
ter, on FRIDAY. visiting friends. (.
Mrs. j. w. Perkins and Mrs. Lee Shaw enter
tanned large number of lady friends. at the
residence of the former. On Tuesday evening
Mrs. p. A. Branson, of Lafayette, after several
Gays visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Wright, has returned home. Miss Alice
Cough, Of Cambridge CITY. is in the city, visit
ing friends. Miss Emma Spar left a
day or two ago for Florida. where
she will remain during the winter.
Mrs, Brown, of Piqua. o., who has been in this
city for some time, the gnest of Mrs r S.
Gregory. returned home on Friday. The la
dies of the Universalist Church will give their
annual Thanksgiving supper in the west room of
the Boyce Block on Wednesday evening The
ladies' guldi of the Episcopal Church was en-
tertained by Mrs c. e. Shipley on Thursday
evening.
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busy with preparations for Christmas bazaar, "
to be opened Dec 7. Frank Gibson will again
60 to California in short time, this time accom-
panied by his sister. Miss Alice. Miss Grace
DeWolfe, of Tecumseh. Mich, for several weeks
the guest of Mrs. Harry Young, returned home
son were the recipients of an unexnected call
from marty of friends or Tuesday night in
observance of it being their fifteenth marriage
anniversary. The second meeting uf the
Tuesday Club for this season. Was held at the
Y. H. @. A. rooms, and the attendance was very
large there being well-grounded anticipation of
treat from Hon. William Dudley Foulke
whose sdbiec: was ''Slav or Saxon" treating of
the developments of Russian civilization . Mrs
1t. ~. Benjamin and Mrs. W. S. Weaver of
Cheyenne. visiting j. w Grubb,s family
Mr and Mrs Lon Stephens were surprised on
Monday evening, the occasion being the formers
twenty ninth birthday. There were about
dozen couples present. and dancing
followed the supper that was arranged for
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Morrow left for Florida on
wednesday morning, hoping for an improve
ment IN the latters health. Ben Arlington
goes to Now York, q week from Saturday. to
take position With dry goods house The
ladies of the Baptist Church again did them
selves credit as caterers at their supper on Tues
day evening A party of about forty couples
mad good time to the music of StOuts orches-
ira. at Celtic Hail. ON Tuesday night Mr. j.
VI. Gaar. Dir. and Mrs VIII Leeds, and Mr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Gaar. gave elegant
ception at the formers residence, the largest in
the city, between the hours of and o'clock. on
Wednesday evening, and about 200 persons
Joyed their hospitality. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
A. Knabe observed the twenty-f fifth anniversary
OF their marriage with silver wedding. at Hoer-
ner's Hail, on Thursday night, the number
pected precluding the possibility of entertaining
them at home. About 400 partook of the ban
Quet served and the greater part of them
manned until the dancing closed, at o'clock in
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Martinsyille.

Mrs T. Fl Parks and her son Earl and daueh-
ter Myrtle visiting Mrs. Joscelyn at Craw-
louisville. John S Newly was on our streets
on Mondav, after being confaed to his room
eight weeks with typhoid fever. ;. white
OWL great novelty. was killed in this city last
Thursday The Meigs Sisters, accompanied
by Frank G. Reynolds is the next entertain
ment in the eclectic series, Dee. a. . Rev.
Thomas Parrish, of Danville. will occupy the
pulpit at the G p Church on Sunday Nov 81,
and Rev. Galloway. of Newburg OH Sunday,
Nov. % Robert Davis, of Worthingten, will
shortly remove to this city. j. g. Swain cele-
brared his thirty ninth birthday Thursday
The Odd-fellows have purchased the Shepherd
corner and will erect thereon elegant temple
Mrs. H. C. Smith has been visiting at Fair
land Married. at the residence of Mrs Nc
Clure, on Thursday. Mr. james Shireman and
Miss Mercy Stewart. Quite an ENJOYABLE
social was held at the residence of Rev. Weiker
on Friday night. Hon. J. F. Cox the recently
elected State Senator, has taken unto himself a
wife in the person of Miss Lille Tareten Of
Maysville, Ky. s. NJ Tiltorl is still very low
with typhoid fever Professor Rudy of In
dianapolis. will render the beautiful operetta
Pauline with home talent, during the holi
days. The Morgan County Teachers Asso-
citation meets next Friday and Saturday An
oratorIcal contest viii take place On FRIDAY night
Tor the honors of the county.
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NoblesyilIe.

DR.. Graham has been frustrating In Kansas
for the last two weeks . DR.. &. g Curtis and
and Miss Dora Wild were married at the resi-
dance of the brides parents "Wednesday evening,
Rev e. ". Darst officiating. /. Elk Sheriff Haw-
kins has moved into his residence ON Logan
street Hon. john Finch, of indianapolis. WAS
In the city Tuesday. Edward Wilson has re-
turned home from North Carolina, from whence
he coEducted an excursion TO that State. :.
Ilun j. l. Evans has been confined to his room
this week with a slight illness. Miss Josie
Curtis, of Athens, o.. has been visiting her
brother. DR.. c. G. Curtis Capt. j. ii Harris
Is at Knightsiown, experimenting the rebuild
ing OF the Soldiers Orphans Home. of that
place. Eihert Shirts was soiourning in Ohio
y few DAYS last week Reuben Eizer is visit
ing friends in Pennsylvania
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THE STATE OF IELINoIs.
ArCOla.

Miss Maggie Oswald died on Tuesday at the
residence of her sister, Mrs. Boone. Hon. s.
+. Wilson, of Neoga, was y guest of Eastern
Star Lodge on Wednesday evening. I. DR.. Gull
Creek, D. IT,, where the Doctor issued
medicine to the Indians. They are guests
of Mrs. Tarby. Miss Maggie Hart
visited her sister at Etna- last week. :.
George Cruel and Thomas Midwinter, delegates
from Arcola Lodge, l. O. o. F.. attended the
Grand Lodge meeting in Springfield last week
Miss Lulu Eversole has returned home
from visit at Lancaster o.