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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

CmoAoo, H., March l3.-Thc now con.
tract for fast mail service between Chicago
and Council Bluff. which was entered into
between tho Postmaster. General and the
tho Burlington road several weeks ago, and
which was 10 have gone into effect today,
has been postponed ior Que week In con.
sequence Of the troubles Of that road. The
contract calls for daily service east and
west, upon schedule OF fourteen and ono
half hours, the leaving time 10 be con
trollod by the poslonicc department
supL Nash, Of tho railway service,
At Washington. who IL now here, says thai
II Is intended 10 establish aiast mail from
Chicago east, 90 leave Chicago on the ar
rival Of the facificcoas, train, and 10 make
New York in twenty-five houn from Chi
cage, and III houn IRON San Francisco.
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CHANCERY SALE
M
REAL ESTATE.

No. eisi, :, R.-rhaurcry c.rtrt OF shelby county,
state ~ Tennessee. of - o~n uic. etc, ~ Alfrcd
ny virtue Of an inicrlo-uiory decree Cor ~ic. en-
iercd In the above the iith day Of Deccnh
1854. NJ. u q. poge ~ willsell Il public ameiion,
Masters ss oce. coariSoasc Of shelby CO. county.
Mcmphis 1cnnc~cc on
Saturday. March, n. 1858,
within iegnl hourL the follow ing described prop.
crty. situated In she'll, county. Team, towii;
lot :. block 4. south aide u rfoadway 2sxid0
10, {. block 4. ,ouh slde Of broadway. 2sxiiss
icct.
fssl part Of lot. 10 and H. In block .. wv co-1er
oi a. HAUL aud CU-icc sincc = gsxiE iect
lots ~. % and a. block l. frouung = feet o. the
cast sidSel 1lef str,t rcnth wari
lot 2snio'k !. gixs2 iort cast sidc Water street
10 lot * Giost !. east side Of water street, s,x7,
Wet half 81 lot isl. block n. ovrrion addition.
o0xisu feet. south tile VI Webster street
Tho east part az the south - of lot S block u,
v W. smiths subdivision. SSKx' feet west side Of
10, "a block ]. norm hde Of Broadway, losis.
10, e, block 8 eat sldo OF Washington snel
lot ~ block ID. h. h s,nw.rts subdivision. sss.x
10 lect. on the north side Of stewart avenue
Lot ., block y west side u Second sircct Tenth
10. ~ block 10 ca, lido Of second street. Tenth
Ward. 2lxlD feet
frt OF hlock ~, east tflo ot vain htcct HNllo
fcet-iio feet north Of broadway.
Part 81 block y. east DIDO Of Main street. ioOkiso
fcct-to feet north Of broadway.
Int "a block !, A. wrirhta subdivision. oxihS
feet east ado Of Davie aycnue
Lot ~ block Ia north AIDE Of broadway 2isxiD
lot =. Tate subdivision Of blocks 70 and 81 Dx
81 feet on the north tide % Georgia sirret
lot y. block u, east side Of Third street. Tonth
fast Y Of 10 "a block u. Y. W. Smith subiIvI.
sIon. soSiiO ret wcornor Of Georgia and Orleans
streets.
lot 20. block ~ wes, aide Of Georgia street. coz
100 feet
10. 10 block a west ado Of Prom, street Tenth
Ward &xi2l'f fct
Tote biloxi rs sw corner Of Orleans and GoorEia
lot ~. overion addition. tpxies< feet on the
north aide Of Webster street, Tenth Ward
Lot 3. oycrton addition, eoxi50 foot south side
West y 81 lot G y. W. RnIth subdiylslon. soxiss
feet north side OF 81 Paul street
lot IS block u. ovcrton addition. 72xle5,s feet
n, n Webster street
Lots g and % block !, east side Of Water sirect
a feet fnonI
lot 4 block s. south side Of Alabama street gsr
LS,s, T.is subdivision. sariSs iest esi aide Of
Orleans street
EaSi hall Of lot tls oscrion addition. 9stihofcst
north aldo 81 OconflA street
lot n John browns subdivision. soxi75 fcct
northSast corner 81 iaRose and Georgia sirre,A.
Terms 81 hale-On erviit Of az month. nots
taincd: redemption iaucd THIS February a. ia,A
n l. MCDOWELL. Cicrk and Master.
BY J. NJ Dn,dley. deputy CLERK and Master.
v. ". A g. w. ficiskeii. eollcitorA
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TWELVE DOLLARS A WEEK.
This Is What Caused Him to Rob HI
Employers.

This IL What Caused Him to Rob His
Employers.
CmcAoo, ILL.,, March i3---"I was get
ting only sl2 week, and was constantly
tormcnied with thinking what my wife
and children would do should be thrown
out Of work or get sick" said VIM. y.
Eldridgc. the tears slowly coursine down
his cheeks. as he stood in the Central
police station last evening. He Is an
Anglo-C Canadian, who has been employed
five years IA iloor-walkcr at q prominent
South Side dry goods store. At least
5000 worth 81 silks, yclycts aud other
siul, which lac stole since Christmas, was
recovered nj his home. "rm a member
Of the Methodist church and moved hero
nom the province Of Quebec. IL has
taken all my salary to live ON. Last
Christmas nnt began stealing. My POI
sition gave INC opportunities for doing 80
| carried the stuff home nj night, threw IL
into the closet and turned the key In the
door. My wits knows nothing 81 II. l
have disposed Of mono Of L. My idea was
10 have something 10 fall back upon II !
should get sick or lose my Job"
II required two trips Of the patrol wagon
10 bring ton huge bundles OF stolen prop.
crty from Eldridgc's homo 10 the station.
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HOLSTEIN BULL.
NETHERLAND PIONEER. No. 81.

Bred by Smith & Powell. Syracuse. n. y. calvcd
May 3 iSSs Color. black. shield snip. throat
briskct stripe up left shoulder over on right band
around hips belly. legs and one half tail white
Sire Scthcrland Prince. No 7i6. II. H. n: the best
combined milk and butterbull Ga America
Dam PrunelIa n. beautiful COW. years old
March I, iSSs, with the iDrin AMI all the points OF
. great mixer. Prunclla % had been giving milk
MON than eleven mouths In her 2-ycar old form.
and held up 20 NOR than gallon, per day she
took prizes At the New York statc Fain In 1886
and lSst
Gsndam gave tor smith 4 Powell 90 pounds
In one day when . year. old.
NETItERLAND PIONEER q very siraigh, and.
square with an exceedingly broad and level back
rod long hils. solt coat. AT unusually mellow
skin. and weighs nearly isoo pounds service Zoo
SO cash. with usual privileges Of return
For further particulars address
\. r. D'cARLfS. Manager.
Ilock box ~. Memphis Tenn.
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A ramII, ralaIIy reI.one.I.

MAsoS CRY, Ia, March ~. Tho fam.
lily Of II. l.. Brown, consisting Of Mr..
Brown, wife, ain children and hired man,
were taken violently sick while Al the sup
per table Sunday night In lees than an
hour Mr.. Brown and ono 81 his children
were dead. The seven remaining an now
very low, and II Il thought that they can.
not recoycr. Tho matter will bc invcsti'
gated At once. Mr.. Brown stood high In
known whether the family partook acct
denially Of poisoned food or whether som,
drug Wa criminally administered 10 them
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JOHN DORY. No. 5I6I.
Standard and Registered.

Sired by Pilot Mambrino, the best bred son OF
Pilot Jr.. dam Indiana dam OF indianapolis, 22i).
by Mambrino Chief. Pilot Mambrino made record
Of 235x In the mud. Public trial over Louisville
Jockey Club Track In 226l<
First dam Of John Dory; Agnes by Mambrino
Star trecord 22s), son Of Mambrino Chief Nam
brine Chief was by Mambrino Paymaster. he by
Mambrino. he by Imported Messenger
JOHN D0RY Is I6 hands high. seal brown, al.
most black. two white heels heavy manc aud tall
short coupled and heavy boncd. He Is horse Of
no action, and very stylish. Although In his 3year
old form and trained he Is very fast and level
headed and can speed at a 2s5 gait lie was .oalcd
April Is. iss5 at Indian Hill. NY. Limited 10 ten
marca Service fec $40 cash. with usual pryil
eyes OF return.
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Atteuttou m m. n.

For sprains, bruises. rheumatism. cramps
inflammation. swelling cuts, burns, etc, In
man, aud splinL ringbone, windgall, cpl
zootic, scratches, etc, In horses, Rangum
Root Eminent Is sure cure. The King OF
Liniments" n tho universal verdict. Never
fails TO cure any ailmcnt that can be reached
by an external medical application. 50ccnts
per bottle. For sale ut Holsters drug store.
2J Main street.
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If sufferers from ceasumpsi..,

Scrofula. bronchitis and general debility will
try SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod Liver oil with
liypophO-phitca. they will hnd immediate
relief and permanent benefit Tho medical
profession universally declare II a remedy OF
the greatest value aud very palaiahic Read:
II have used Sott's Emulsion In several
cases II scniula aud debility in children.
Results m - gratifying. Nv little patients
take Il with pleasure. w. A. llULnKRr, NJ.
ID. Salisbury, ILL.,
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!, "a not 10 he wondered al that most
Americans arc dySpcp,ic. Swallowing zee
cold drinks on hot summer day does the
mischief Why then YOU add ten droIe oi
Of ssqaIsite flavor. and Ty thS. avoid ali dan.
Evr Of cold in The alomAeh.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of certain deed 81 trust 70 me ere
ID cuicd BY O. W, Rutland. Registered In the once
Of the Register Of shelby county, Tennessee. IN
Record book No Ia pago ia the undersigned.
ing the unpaid Indebtedness b. that deed fccurcd.
srll At public auction. 10 the highest bidder, Tor
cAsh. al the southwest corner 81 Main and Madison
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ECZEMA,

have suffered lion Salt Rheum for over eight
years nj times bad that could not attend "a my
business for weeks at = time Three boxes Of CuTf.
cuRA and four bottles Of I,rsoLvEsr have entirely
cured me 81 this dreadful disease.
JOHN TliIEI, Wilkesbarrc Pa
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saturday, Maroh al. 1885.

Al the hour Of eleven O'Clock am. the following
dcrcribed real ctaie. situated In aid county of
Shelby. to>Fit. certain eirhtscrp Tract 81 land
the metes and bounds whereof are a. iollowH TO-
wiz bcFiuning Al the northeast corner 81 the In
tsr.ection Of Mclean and Central avenues near
The city OF Memphis thence north I've lsl degrees
est sevcn and llloo chains thence east eleven (il
chains theme south sven aud i5loo chains 10 the
north line Of Central avenue thence west eleven
and stloo chains 70 the bexinning. Aud aeo an
undivided oneelxth interest IN and n a ccriain
tsnacrc traet of land which adloins the Md eight
scn- on The north. the meic~ and bounds 81 which
aid cnscrs trsct srs follows to-uit; ncginning
Al the east xdeof the aid Mclean sv IN the center
oicarr attended thence east with the ccuier
81 aid Carr rvcnue ten aud 1<-foO chains. thonco
south nine and <3iop chains. thence wei eleven
chains 10 the east ode Of Mclean avenue; thence
north nvc degrees cast vith the east line Of Mclean
avenue nine and s.ioo chains " the beginning.
sid eight acre tract VIII bc sod subject " Martha
T. Roynont claim for dover therein. The equity Of
redemption h waived. and the purchaser WI have
an sh.oiuis TUE 10 iss simple, rhs iiils b -
ncved 70 b good. but shall -rli and convey oniy
~ trustee CALVIN fKRKfSs. trustee
Memphis. Tvnn. rebvAfy .. isss
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ECZEM-A
And Every nnApIes OF itching an
Burnir Diseases Cured Z
by CutiCura.

Eczcma or Salt RkesAn, with It's agonizing Itch
Ing and burning ibstspty relieved by warm bath.
WIN CvIiouhA soAgsand single application q
daily, with two or.thfec doses OF CCrfcuRA REsoT.
VEST, the New Blood Purifier, to keep the blood
cool the pcrspirntion pure and unirltsting, the
bowels open. tho 1fvtf and kidneys active. will
speedily cure Eczofha. Tctter Ringworm. Psoriasis.
Lichen, Prnritis. scali Head. DandrnR and every
species OF Itching, ScaIy and Pfmply Humors OF
tho Scalp and skill. whtn the best physicians and
all known remedies fau Nfnf f &
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Fold everywhere. Price. CuTicuRA. JOc; Soar, 80
REsoLyEST, 81 Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co.. Boston, Mass.
nD-send for "IIow 10 Cure skin Diseases O.
pages. 80 Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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wnL he found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Carriers Little Liver fills.
Thousands Of letters from people who have
used them prove thh fact Try them.
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DIAlPLES, black heads chappcd and oily skin
TIM prevented by CurIcuRA INDICATED soar.
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ECZEMA.

Igatcfully acknowledge a cure OF Eczema, or
Salt Rheun. on head neck, facc, arms and legs for
seventeen years BtVslfc 20 walk except on hands
and knees for one yesG not able 10 help myself for
eight years; tried hundreds OF remedies doctors
pronounced my case hopeless; permanently cured
by the CUriCURA RExgDiis.
Will. MCDONALD,
2ji2 Dearborn Street. Chicago, III.
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Tho popular blood purifier. lIood's Sarsapa
rilla, u having tremendous sale this season
Nearly everybody takes Il. Try II yourself
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ECZEMA.

Some Ave months ago had the pleasure 10 In
form you of my Improvement In the use Of the
CUTicURA iigxEDIrs In my ease Of severe Chronic
Eczema Erythematosa, and today cheerfuly con
firm all then said. ] consider my cure perfect
and complete, and attribute II entirely 20 your
remedies, having wed no others t
FEkMAN EsCENCHARD0,
g306 fenna Avenue, 81. Louis, Mo.
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Tonntrp Droperin naniro

WhNTED-A large fully furnished country house for
~ ne summer situated upon the shore OF Long Island
eoun1 within short distance OF NewYork must have good
GEO H. HOLT II wa-st
"T'HE TARIFF OF 1888" pamphlet Of 90 large pages
wild the entire Frce List and other valuable Tariff infoi
patton. Timely for reference and absolutely correct
Sriee ~ cents copy Published BY Tho Tribune"
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Anrfion Sales of Real Gsiate'

Nurfion Sales of Real &state.
l.. J. PHILLIPS, Auctioneer
Sale by order OF Executors, close the estate OF
S. PRIMER, deceased
Grand-st.. northwest corner OF Eldridse-s1'
531-st., oni 10ith-st-
L. ], l. PHILLIPS Will sell at auction, at ExchanHe
- Salesroom, 80 Liberty-st,
TUESDAY, May 30, 1888 at noon -,
The valuable property. No. eSS Grandst corner Ell
drjdgest. ; lot 25xS70. with buildings -
No 245 East 53dst four story brownsone front apart
ment house lot 25x10Q5.
164h (Fla) (23 Ward, near Morris ave. three STORY
msnsard roof frame dwelling with lot 5ox2S5: A..
Maps &C.. with Messrs HESS TOWNSEND huuor'
neys 200 Broadway the Auctioneers. 149 Broadway
corner Lberty-st
ID ICHARD v. HARNETT & CO., AUCTIONEERS.
ftWili sell at auction MONDAY, MAY %, at the Real
Estate Exchange, 50 IibertyIst,
4th-ave, entire front, west side, Doth TO olst 81
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FURNISHED Ganses Go Eet.
A TO RENT.-Furnished for at $780, a re-
IA.enty built cottage containing II rooms at Masc
L. l. fine stable; large shade trees extensive wafer
and lawn views; hours from city Apply TO
rutland WHITING,
Beekmanst
AT SOUTH NYACK- HUDSON; Fully furnished she'd
"A house. IL rooms acre Of ground SHADE ana H9 hs
abundant; few minutes walk from station VIII De
rented for OF months Address o. L. MEEhEh'
Nyack, MY. Il -
~ LIFTON, STATEN ISLAND.-Furnshed house nne
Ciocaton healthy large rooms; modern conNehenGes'
good garden small fruits half OF land near station
L. O. BBIDGMAN, "a Warreh-st
CHoRT HILLS n J.-Fuily furnished house for three
telephone, burglar ALARM &C. minutes from depot; use
VI Address H., Room 49, Tribune Building where photo
graphs may be seen.
ITO LET-For summer months; small furnished house
i in Summit N. ]. Address MODERATE Tribune
ONCE.
NYACK.-To rent, newly furnished house, is rooms;
stable carragehouse 10 acres; abundance OF fIut;
overlooking Hudson River is minutes ror station Also
small cottage grounds. Apply to w. /: GREEN,
agent Nyack, or G. +. LIVERMOt.G 143 Madlson-aye-
ITO RENT Pennington, Gonna large, odfashioned
containing large COOL rooms with para
on two sides OF the house from june to october
ample grounds stable, garden, plenty OF frnti terms
SIS per month Address CHARLES CAKRiNGI0N5
II. D., Pennington, Conn, or EDWIN Z. WAhD' Ao
broadway, New-Y0rk.
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Gitn 11rouertn Go fet.
6nsiuess properip for Sale ana 90 Get

DjoINING Grand Central Depot on 43dst, attractive
A., large plato glass fronts steam heat Apply
COL Mstlson-ave.
ROiIDlNGS STORES, LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
- LET, Beekman Ann, Fulton John, Pearl, Will
M Nassau ind streets in the vicinity rutland
"aiIiNG, 8 Beekmal-st
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Anrliou Sales.

CARRIAGE TEAM.-To be sold at public auction on
y THURSDAY 24,h inst my stylish young team Of black
carriage horses 10 Ia hands sound kuc To be
at the AMERICAN INSTITUTE BUILDING, 3iayc.
snd 03d-st
A DvERTlSEMENTS FOR TIE NETWORK TnaB-
"a uNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
oFFiSls No; l2ss- broadway. corner Thirty arststs
Twenty third sts., until p M 270 West Twent-thrd-
s., corner Eighthayc. 1872 siSthaye 1853 Fourthaye.
corner fourtenp s.. $50 Thirdaye corner tofy.sey-
enth-st LODI Tairdave.. Sxtieth.s l70S First
ave loc west Eorty-secondst Nnthaye. and Sixty
$50 East one.hundred and twenty afhsk. Up to pm
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Citn propertp for Sale.

EoR SALE.
! Nos. LOGO, 1,oe3 Madison-ave, between soth and
hist SIS No sc East 7shst, 25x102; also northwest
d any time without permit -
E FITZPATRICK. Builder.
1853 East 7Sth.st., and 20 East SGfh.st
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for Sale.

Tg,UE WORLDS HEADQUARTERS for eyeryth,ns
L published patented in photography stenography
typewriting shorthand machines Renting machines
specially. TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS. 20 Bway.
Uu,uE BOOK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS octave. 500
pages illustrated The standard authority on
American OIen sjs amusements Rules for s1ing swim
ming bail playing shooting horseback rs,ng, etc. etc.,
YORK Entertaining and universally eompmentcd by
press.
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Crnufartlsv,Ile.

Mrs. II. w. Chase, Of Lafayette has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. A. b. Milford Rev. T. H. Hays
has returned from extended trip in the East.
Miss Ida Pulliam is visiting at Middletown, o..
Capt. Jas. Bragg, of Lebanon, has been visiting in
this city during the past week Miss Ora Kennedy
is visiting at Danville Ind Miss Annie M. Scott
and q. e. Crane married. Sunday evening, by
Rev, j. W. Greene. Arthur Mccain is visiting his
grandparents at Westfeld. d. n. Maxwell, Of
Rockville attended the Baldwin contest last Tuesday
evening John N. Crawford. of the Chicago Trib-
uoe. spent portion of the pest week in this city
Irs G. f. Felton, of Rushyille, is visiting in this
city Prof. j. H. Osborn AID family visiting in
Putnam county Prof. j. ID. Coulter read paper
upon "Rafnesqua" before the Ouiatenon Club, on
Friday evening, and IT. H. B, Mccain led the theme
upon current topics Miss Blanche Divine, is
in Terre Haute, the guest of Mrs Dan Davis Mrs.
Eli Kahn and daughter visiting in Cincinnati.
Rev. T. d. Fyffe, of Rossville, will this
city, where he will make his headq uarters in the Pres
byterian missionary work.
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Marion.

Mrs. Lucretia Hay returned to her home at Sedala
Mo-, on Thursday Miss Matte Overman returned
to her school Bloomington, after weeks vacation
spent with her parents. Mrs. Forrest Goodlander
of Wabash is visiting Mrs. 0. Fl. Keller. James "
Sweetser has gone to Eureka Springs Ark. six
weeks visit Miss Nellie Feffeman of Peru, visited
Dunreith, Ind, is visiting Mrs. j. a. Gauntt Miss
Amanda Hamaker has returned to school at
bloomington Mrs John w. Diggs. of Winches-.
ter, is visiting the family Of George w. Digs.
Henry A. Gilbert, of Gettysburg, o., is visiting his
o., is visiting Miss Maud Edmiston. Mrs. Ed
Stewart has gone to FIttsotrg on months visit to
City after an absence of six months. The young
ladies of the Marion Cooking Club gave banquet to
Mrs. Jason Wilson IL visiting at Chicago Mrs.
May Humphreys is visiting relatives in Indianapolis.
turned, Thursday evening, from visit to Indianap-
oils.
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New Castle.

Neve Bouslog left on Monday for Iseoti, KAN.
John Waldron left the first of the week for Portland
Me-, where he goes to take course in college.
Miss Vierma Ogborn, Arcanum, o., IS visiting rela
tves and friends here @. L. Evans left Wednes-
day for Kokomo, where he has engaged in the cloth
ing business Mrs. S. NJ King visited Muncie
friends during the past week E. johnson and FAM
ily, Logansport, spent Sunday the guests of New
Castle friends---.Mr. and Mrs. j. I. Morris spent
Sunday with Knightstown friends IN Albert
Moore and wife, of Spicelsnd. visited friends here
Sunday. Miss June Ford, who is q student in
DePauw University, is spending vacation at her
home in this city. Myer Heller, Geo. Murphey and
George Scott entertained company of friends at
cards in the parlors of the Hotel Bundy. s. R. Nc
Means among New Castle friends last week.
Miss Dora Heinman loft last week for Centralia,
Wis. where she has taken position as book-keeper.
ed AT the home of the bids IN this c;tv an last
ur6ay night =. Ed Smith returned, Monday. from
Alabama, whore he has BEEN on . prospecting tour.
her sister, Mrs n Kirk, last week VIM Strong
and Miss Der tina Canaday married last Satur
day evening at the home of the brides parents in this