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The Indianapolis journal., 1888-07-22
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Afanta tO0ttlfutIOn.
1t is 20 be regretted that 90 many pious pso-
pie should feel called upon 20 rush into print
with answers to Bob Inesrsoll's attack upon
Christian religion. Why answer Mr. Ingsrsoll
&C alf He advances nothing new. nothing that
has not been answered before. When the frst
Napoleon was prisoner at St Helena be made
an of hand talk TO his officers In which he dis
posed Of every point made by Inesrsoll and other
inhdels. The people who are convinced by In
eersoll were convinced before They we're IN
sound from the beginning.
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THE STATE AT LARGE
Anderson.

JR. Te,vns ~ Iai.vstte WA. 9, the c;tv satu,
d.v.--. NJ and Mrs W;l;sm McNssI of Marion
vera tha ,ra..S of And...or fr;.nd. go Sr,d.w
w A E;tt;n.er - =; v;s;.,ns ..l..;v.. - 0h;o w;..
Pearl tsnaL;ns bss ra,nrnsd from hsr xs;t 70 -sen
field N;.s Veatcb Of Snr;ngnort Ind "a x;s;t;ng
the faniIv of 7, M Norton 6r and Mrs 8 W
Ed,sins. of Fr.nkton' were the ruests of Anderson
friends last Saturday 'Sauire Bur- An cid resident
of Middletown snent SUNDAY in This citr With the
family of his son. i. ]. Burr Rev Tompkins of
Kentucky formerly OF this city. visited Anderson
friends the past week Mrs @. A Malandris of
Dayton. O.. is visiting friends here. Mrs. Alice
Doss of Rochester was the ouest az frenJs In this
city the frst of the wsek Rsy M Little of Wa.
bash was the guest of Rev w III Iegler Monday =
dsrson rel.tivss Misses Bessie and Ann. Kellsy
are visiting at Pious. Miss Flo Liyezey
and Rena Ludwig of New Castle ara
thu ruests ~ Mia. Fmma Cox Dr ard N,. = r
Van Norman. of San Diego, Cal, were the guests Of
Andsr.on frianJ. Lee -,srk Mr.. TrIu Ro.-o.,h
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Shelbyville.

Miss Eva Stoddard has returned from visit to Gin
cinnati friends Quite O number of young married
people and young folks spent last Sabbath with Mr.
Alfred Thompson, near Cynthiana. Miss May Will
SON, of Waldron, the guest Of Mrs. Joseph Lacy,
last week Miss Hazelrigg of Greensburg was the
Indianapolis, visited her mother Saturday last.
Messrs- Girls Steinhouser and John Ferris.
andl Misses Emma Alexander and Frances
Senour, were in Morristown Sabbath last 80.
Miss Rosa Joseph has returned to her home in
Frankfort ky after pleasant visit to her parents
here -Nsamah Chapter, Oroer of the Star, met in
Masonic hall: Friday evening. Mrs. John Elliott
and daughter left for Asbury Park. N J., Thursday
last The young folks from Rushville Indianapolis.
Connsrsville. Shebyvile and Greenfield, met at Blue
River Park. near Morristown, Wednesday last. and
had quite an enjoyable time dancing. FISH
Ing boating, and playing lawn tennis.
nrs- Roger and daughter Inez. of
Indianapolis, were the guests Of Captain Bye and
family the past week Misses Hannah Frazier and
Eta wilson, OF Rushvile, visited friends here last
week Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Swain were visiting
trends IN Laurel, Ind, the past week Mr.. Jude
Marshall Ma OF LaSrsnesburE spent las. sabbath with
ha, returned from ClArk.burg. Ind Mr..
and Mrs. Solomon Gorgas arrived here
from Washington CITY Monday last and
celebrated their golden wedding anniversary wednes
day afternoon and evening 1t the residence of their
daughter, ArslN. II. Strongs- Telegrams Of con-
grstuiations came from friends in the East, and
cablegram from Paris. Mas Betty Cohen of Louis
Miss Minnie Morris. OF Columbus was the guest
OF Miss Fannie Jones, the past week. Miss Flor.
ence Morris Is home after two months visit in OK
ford, o.. Mr. and Mrs T. s. Caughey have returned
from their visit 20 Kokomo. Ind Mr. and Mrs
Chas. Culbertson spent last Sabbath in Grsensburg
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volved with another woman, SO his wife claims,
by the name Of Sadie James. formerly Sadie
CARRIER.
To the officers Mrs. Doran further said that
she bought the carbolic acid here, a. she and
her husband used it mixed with water as an
band took the acid by mistake. but
the marks on her fingers and neck of the acid
further suggest the theory of murder. She
admits that she threatened to kill him, but says
she did not mean it. A bottle Of laudanum was
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P.WASSON & co

works have also Just complstsd six Of the bcsv-
lest freight locomotives ever built by them, four
being for the Philadelphia q Reading rail-
road and two for the Central railroad Of New
Jersey. They are Of the consolidation type.
with cylinders twenty-five inehss In diameter.
twenty-eight inches stroke, and each weighs
l53 600
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Charles A Dana, of the New York Sun, is to be the
speaker Of the occasion.
Miss Hilda Thomas. OF New York city, the we'll
knovn singer il visiting Mrs. T. NJ Dickson and her
sister. Ars Josie Spades, ct 500 East Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Cohen. accompanied by Misses
Celia and Belle Grammar. have gone 70 West Baden
and Indian Springs 70 spend the remainder of the
summer.
Mrs JOHN Z. Bean and daughter, of Washington,
ID. O., are expected here in September to spend sew.
eral weeks with Mrs. Beails parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Landers-
Mr. w. ]. Holiday and family will leave ON
Wednesday Tor an extended trip dowc the ST. Law.
renee river. Miss Ariana Holiday returned from
Chicago to accoap.ny them.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooley Nswcomb and Mrs. W. r.
Winehester and her niece, Miss Eloiss Morton and
Ruth hodges, left for Maxinkuckss on Saturday
morning. to remain several weeks
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sociesy IN s1idsumuusr.

8oclory In MtoBumu1oks
Guests are expected at IN entertainment at
the hour designated on the card Of invitation.
ana especially . this rule to be observed at card,
tennis and dinner parties Twenty, or double
that number Of persons, are often kept waiting
By one impoliss guest, Who. TO be fashionable
comes late; and it seems not only TO he fault
Of the vould-bs fashionable Cards at eishs
o'clock means that the game begins at eiehs
o'clock. and sufficient time should be allowed IN
which 70 make the distance from home 70
the host or hostess. so thss the
guest wiz have been received IN sne
parior at the time named. Tennis as nvs'
does not mean any time from that hour unsn
sight. and above all promptness a. a,n1s., ,s.
lunch or tea sbould bs regarded as one OF tne
demands incurred By the acceptance OF tne m
vitation. Puretuality u the perfection OF p"
liteness
Il II disputed that o detection Of violsts with
boiling milk poured oyer them madeths Empress
Josephine beautiful forever and gave to her
complexion that marvellous tint which was the
wonder and despair Of the French ladies OF her
time. A modern belle says the vile OF Ma
polson was made beautiful by eating hsarty
lunch Of onions every night before retiring, sad
the eosmetic, though less fragrant will answsr
the violet purpose Young men will hereafter
have due regard for the young woman who eats
onions The onion lunches viii be made the
night, and no matter how late her beau stays,
she win psrtaks Of it For II there 10 one do.
sire above another Of the average woman, 1t is
to be beautiful.
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ro-Day,s Church Services.

Elder A. j. Frank. of Dsnville, will OCCUPY
the Third Christian pulpit to-day.
The Rev. Chss. A. Little ID. D., of Wabash
will preach this morning at the Tabernacle
Church.
The Rev. S. A. Bright of Franklin, will preach
at both the morning and evening services ss
Roberts Park Church.
Robert w. Douglass, an evangelist Of the
Friends Church. will preach this morning and
evening at the church corner St Clair and
Delaware streeta
The union service will be held this evening in
tho English Lutheran Church. DR.. Gilbert
preaching the sermon. Miss Winifred Willard
will sing solo az this service.
This evenings service at Plymouth Church
will be conducted by DR.. o. s. Runnels, when
the subject, "A Present God, will be consid-
cred. Professor Pearson will conduct the special
song service at that time.
Fletcher Humphrey, the State secretary Of
the Y. NJ. C. A. OF Indiana, will all Central
avenue pulpit tomorrow morning. His subject
will be Christian Activity" In the evening
the Rev. NJ. L. Hainss will preach at this
church.
Mine eyes have seen the glory Of the growing Of the
It's cleaning in the sunlight of tn. brilliant summer
It wiz beat the snoothsst record justas sure ss you
ne born.
-ssh-ashs sour.al.
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Euinburg.

Miss Minnie Kelly, of vincennes Ind was the
guest OF Miss Linie Thompson the past week Fred
Mahret - visiting relatives II Cincinnati. o.. Miss
Alice Franks, Franklin visited relatives here the
past week Thomas Aofett is taking a vacation.
spending the time at Mt Clemens. Mich. Miss
As the guest of her sister. Mrs. II. W. Schooler :.
Mrs Mary Prather OF Seymour. is the guest of Mrs.
Henry Maey- VIII Bruce and sister, Mollie Of
Holden. No. visited friends here last week Misses
Desne Prafher and Emma King. of Columbus were
the guests Of friends here last week
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Peru.

Miss Clara Higgins is visiting relatives In Chicago.
Mrs. King, Of Logansport who has been the
guest of her daughter. Mrs T. Butler, returned to
her homo Wednesday. -. Clint Kepner. of 0rwigs-
friend John A. Deihert Elmer Cox Of Des Moines,
Ia. is being entertained BY his uncle, j. D. Cox.
Mrs. B. r. Graham and children are visiting friends
in northern Michigan Miss Rosa Wilson is visiting
friends in Columbus, o. Mrs. H. Blake, of Boulder,
Kan, is the guest of Mrs DR.. Gilbert Mrs. +. s.
Raymond, of Brainard, Kan. left Monday, after
pleasant visit with her parents in this city. Mrs. L.
P. Marshall and children who have been visiting in
Bloomfield, Ind for some time. have returned home.
- :. Mr. Tom Paine, of Toledo, was in the city the
earlier part Of the week Lou Faust is visiting
friends in Lafayette. Miss Jessie Cox is visiting
friends Ia Rochester this week Misses Nellie and
Helen Rosegen of Columbus, Ind, returned Monday,
after visit with their friend Miss Nellie Karthol :.
Mrs. VIII Mitten is visiting relatives in Charleston,
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Boston Advertiser.
It 10 scarcely necessary because General Har-
rison has slieht cola 10 begin &c discuss ths
question OF his succession. Its true that the
General lost his grandfatker, - We we're Ia
formed ysstsrday by Indianapolis dispatch.
hut We have kncwn peopb 70 surviss sush A
event for GOOD mArE ses.~.
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Muncie.

Miss Hattie Bishop. Of Dayton. Is in the city, the
guest of her uncle. e. w. Bishop. .Arnie Nicolet
and family have removed here from East Liverpool,
o. Misses Nette Youse and josie Gray have
turned hom . prolonged Eastern trip. Miss Ella
MILLER visited friends at Hartford this week. Mrs
Frank Gribpen and children Wis
iting at Union City and Greencastle. -.
Mrs. Cyrus Fairfield, OF New Castle visited her
daughter, Mrs. d. T. Youngman, this week. .iiss
Myrtle Daughterty, of Indianapolis, is visiting Mrs
w. r. Snyder Mrs. Hess and Mrs. Brown, of Wa
hash, visited Mrs. j. H. MeCung this week. Misses
Adah and Susie Kirby have returned from trip to
sandusky, o. james Hickman and wife and Mrs.
Jos. Clawson visited Mrs. Judge Buckles.
Miss Adde Campbell of Maysvile. KY. is visiting
her brother, A. NJ. Campbell. .-.Win Heath. Cleve-
land visited the femily Of Milt Thomas this week..
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Tyler visiting at Covngton, o.
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New Castle.

Miss Emma Balm. of Martnsvile was the guest Of
Miss Georgia Byer on Friday. Miss Louie Elliott,
of Logasport is the guest of relatives in this city
....D. w. Kerr and wife spent Sunday ct Anderson.
Myrtle Smith and Minnie Petty. of Hagerstown,
spent Sunday in this city Mrs. ID. w. Brenneman,
of Decatur, Ill., is visiting friends in this city Mrs.
H L. Holmes and son Eugsrs left the first of the
week on Q visit to friends at sBuckfsld, Ms.
Miss Toss Elliott is visiting Logansport friends.
Peise Levingston Of Liberty Ind spent Sunday, tho
ell, who has been visiting here for some time, re-
turned 20 her home at Indianapolis Friday Miss
AIDA Harden entertained company Of friends at her
home on Thursday evening.
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Rockville.

Miss Lily johnson, of Indianapolis s visiting Miss
Daisy Johnson. Mrs. T. R. Whipple is in Indanap-
oils Miss Annie Meacham is tho guest of Mrs VIII
Wright, Terre Haute. Miss Ethel Sutherlin, of
Greencsstle. is the company of Miss Juda Dsrroch.
Miss Alice Burnett. who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs John +. Meacham, returned to Terre
Haute Thursday ---- Mrs. Moliie Coleman. of Vim
cennes, is with her mother, Mrs. Thomas Boardman.
Miss Lucy Allen is visiting friends in bloomington.
From thence she gees to Evansville to be gone until
September. Mr.. Harry Kendall has taken position
in Brazil furniture store Frank Boyd has gone to
Lebanon to visit for several weeks Mrs. A. III.
Cheney has returned from the Shades Of Death,
where she spent . number of days with her parents,
Mr. Siemans and wife, Mrs Joe Cronin is visiting
in Cincinnati.
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J. p. Kemp left Wednesday for Los Angeles.
Cai.. where he intends visiting short time among
friends Prof. Chss Patterson, of Greenfield is
of Toledo, o. who has been visiting relatives here for
some time has returned home F. s. Fuvsr has re-
turned from visit to his parents At Bolivar. n. Y..
Mrs. Ed. Cope has returned from Henry county
Rev. L. q. Lentz Is IN Baltimore Nd attending the
annual meeting Of the Emerald Benevolent Society.
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Lake. Wiz, for . fsw weeks vscstion..--
Mrs. N p. Pangborn and her young son. Porter.
visiting friends &C Spring eid, o.. Mr. and Mrs
Wess Headington are visiting Cincinnati. Mrs.
Masslich Of Logansport Ind. is in this city, the
guest of he- daughter, Mrs. John Schrieker. Miss
Lulu kstins is visiting at Springfield, Cora
Bunch 10 visiting friends ct Indianapolis.
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st. Joseph.

Harry Trenary. Of Urbana, visited here Wednes-
day Harry Lecky, of Cincinnati. is guest of his
brother. Mrs John Lester. of Indianapolis, is
guest of st. Joe friends. H Gallon attended the
Whitzell is home from visit in Stanton township.
o. ID. Drssback is again citizen of st. joe Mort
Hood has finished a summer term OF school, near
Homer and is at home.
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Mr.. Jacob Sholem has gone to French Lick. ..Jas.
Sutherland returned Wednesday from q visit with
friends at Fort Bayard, n. M----Mrs. James Ely of
Indianapolis. and Mrs. v. A. Lowe. of Benton Har-
of their father. DR.. A. j. Miller Mrs. f. l.
Noble, of Harper. KAN Is the guest of her brother,
Mr.. j. H. Reed and family Miss Susie Harding,
of bridge City, Ind, is visiting her aunt Mrs j.
l. LaGrange Miss Rosa jackson went to Franklin,
Ind, TO visit relatives. Mrs. Helen Magner and
Mrs. John Sheriff returned Wednesday from . visit
has secured position In the Second Auditors Office
in Washington. :. Mrs. Fannie Kahn and daughter,
of Crawfordsville Ind. have been the guests of Mr.
Scott. Kan. is visiting her uncle, Mr. H. r. Miller
Miss Oake Myers, of Danvile. Ill., il visiting her
sister, Mrs Herschel o Hair, Miss Josie LaGrsnge
is visiting Miss Jessie SHED, in Terre Haute. .Chas
Draper Of Evansville Ind. is visiting his brother
Frank Ida Kester, of Terre Hauts is visiting
her brother. j. A. Kester. Miss May Raymond. Of
Wilson.
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Union Civ.

In this city, visiting friends Miss Fannie Fielding
Of Sidney o. is in the city the guest Of Miss Nssss
Hutton. North Columbia street.. .Mrs. Ds.
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Gresncsstle.

Judge Monk, Of Muneis. was in the city Tuesday.
Bishop chsfard, OF indianapolis was the guest of
Rev. 1scks the arst of the week. Andrew Black
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Charleston.

Miss Inez Craig of Mattoon, was the guest Of Miss
Rena Chiffon the past week, and the latter gave .
Geo. w. Parker and daughter Bessie, Of st. Louis,
guests of Charieston friends. JAS A. Connolly
and wife. of Springfield H., were guests of w. E.
McCrory and wife, Sunday last... Mrs. O. B. Hatch,
of Champaign, is visiting in the city. Miss Bessie
Peake is visiting in Shelby vile H. Eta Rick
etts has returned from Terre Haute Mrs. Hobbs s
home from visit with st. Louis friends; L.
MeAllister and Mrs. Fannie Woods. of Terre Haute,
were married in this city Tuesday. .. .Mre. Theo.
Woodfal of Curtis Neb Is the guest Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Reynolds J. Beall is still
are visiting ut Bloomington Ill. Mrs w. e. Adams
10 home from q visit 10 the West. Mrs. T. huron
and slater Kitte Hardin, home from visit West.
Miss Fannie Miller, of Terre Haute was guest
Of Mrs. Mountjoy on Sunday.
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Martinsvilie.

DR.. Giles B. Mitchell and wife Of Cincinnati o.,
ere visiting the Doctors parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ
Mitchell Miss Lizzie Lupsten. of Louisville KY,
is spending few days with her cousin. Miss Mile
Buntel .Mrs Jennie Rankin, of Hall, and Mrs. Lou
Gamble Of Brooklyn, are the guests Of their parents
lily have gone TO Danvia. Ky, to remain during Au
gust Miss Maggie Judge. after q weeks visit to
Miss Mile Buntel has returned 10 her home in In
dianapolis. Mrs Ada Thomas Of Indianapolis. has
returned home after stopping few days in this city
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs z. W. Calls. Mrs.
Josin, Of Charlottesville s visiting her sister, Mrs.
T. H. Parks, in this city Minis Bernoe johnson. of
Harveysburg o.. is visiting the family of Capt David
Wilson. Mrs. W. Y. Pratt and sen Joe visiting
friends in Indianapolis and Franklin. Frank Treat
10 visiting relatives in Coatsville Misses Lille and
Arna Landers of Indianapolis guests of friends
in this city Mrs. A j. Veateh. Of Chicago. Is visit
ell Miss Lucy Lynch, OF Edinburg, Is the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. r. s. Montgomery James B.
Scho6eld and family, of Higginsvills Mo-, visiting
Dr. 8. II. Schofeld. Miss Katie Deeds of Indian
spolis, is the guest of friends in this city.
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Marshall.

Mrs. w. L. Archer, of Columbus Kan. returned
home last Tuesday from few weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. W. T. Adams. Miss Jessie Archer Of
Hanover Ind is visiting relatives here. ..Wm. Sims
and wife of Nevins, Edgar county, were the guests
of relatives here last week. Misses Jonnie Marvin
and Moie Brooks the guests of friends in Casey
mother, in Decatur, for few days. Mrs John X.
Black has returned home from Mattoon. Mrs o. P.
Liston. of Pratt, Kan, came Friday to spend few
weeks with her mother Mrs. g. A. Hippsrd. Mrs.
J. L. Allison is in Blue Mound with her daughter,
Mrs. Schwetzer- DR.. John 8. Hunt and wife were
the guests of G.. b. Hauk and wife the first of the
week. Miss Tllie Allison has returned home from
Decatur Burns Archer and ewife of Danville.
spending few days with relatives and friends here.
AIRS. r. A. Young Of Abbeville. La, is spending
. few weeks with her brother, T. A. Sanderson.
Charles Welch and wife, of Topeka, Kan. visit
Ing relatives here. Milo James and wife visited
friends in Terre Haute Thursday.
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NIsttoon.

7. T. Roberts and daughter, Of Decatur, and Miss
Lda Roberts. Of Charleston, guests of j. w.
Hogue and family. Mrs. Rossiter Is visiting in Chi
cago.. .Miss May Candy 10 . guest Of Cincinnati
friends. Miss Carrie Gillhsm accompanied Miss
Pearl Duncan to Chicago Mrs. JAS Lytle and chill.
drsn of Kansas City, guests Of Nation friends.
Miss Lou Nool is home from st. Louis. Miss
Emma Boyle has gone to Kansas to spend the sum-
Miss Cora Mccoy, Of Chicago. visited in Mat
toon last week. &C G. Ripley ond family. Of Flora,
the guests of DIR. s. NJ Anderson and wife last
week Mrs. Geo. s. Anderson has returned to her
home at Greensburg, Kan. Miss May Moulton, of
indianapolis, is o guest Of Mrs. Jas. Matthew'S.
The moonlight reception Ct the residence OF nr. Dora
on Thursday evening was very pleasant affair
Mrs. j. NJ Mars and daughter Of Decatur are guests
of Mrs. j. w. Hanna Miss Birdie Keen entertained
about thirty friends on Thursday evening
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Misses Lacy and Lizzie Blanchard returned to
Shebyville, Monday, after three weeks visit With
Mis-, Grace Goldirg. Mrs Emma Wright, OF Bua-
ker Hill is visiting her mother, Mrs. Isaac Hamilton,
;--.Aiss Mamie Jacques, of South Bend, who has
been visiting Mrs. Daniel Boyer left, thursday for
Canton Marion Miss Mianie Potter, of Logans
port visited Mrs. Leo Nussbaum Wednesday ID.
s. Rosenfeld. Of Fsrmersvle, Is visiting Marion
friends DIR. and Mrs. p. b. Bowser Of Ewood, are
visiting Prof. and Mrs. J. K. Waits. Mrs. 4. h
Swain and SON visiting relatives at New Madison.
o.: Miss Hattie Morrill, has returned to- her home
at Piqus o. after two weeks visit with her sister,
Ms. Harry Barrows- Miss z. L..Jsycock OF Chca-
Co. 10 visiting Miss Louie Gilleman. Mrs. John
Mayne, of Huntington, is visiting her parents: Mr..
hart Ind, is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Case
Miss Maud ssyors. of Button has been visiting Mrs
this city, and Miss Susie Alea Of Pittsburg. were
married Wednesday evening. The bride and groom
arrived here Thursday morning Misc Georgiana
Scott, of Kokomo Is visiting Mrs. @. w. Gumder..:
Mrs. John McColosh left Friday afternoon to visit
her parents at Crawfordsville Miss Gerte Winters
returned to her home at Hartford City after three
weeks visit with her sister Mrs. Joel g. Ssyer.
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Gfeensburg.

Mrs. r. NJ. Mcintyre of Cedar Rapids Ia. Is Wis
ting in this city. Mrs Hattie wachsmuth, OF Chi
cago, spent part of the week here Mrs. Huldah
Field, of Louisville is visiting her mother aud sister
here. L. II. Marshall and family will soon 90 to
Akron, o., for future residence. Mrs. Taylor, OF
Walnut Hills, O.. is visiting her daughter,
Mrs: Samuel Christy. Miss Jennie I'D,
wards, of Bond Hill, D., Is here at
her former home for a few days..
Mrs Steve Rogers and daughter Katie visiting at
vevay and vicinity .Jesn Cofman. of this sity eel
ebrated his ninetieth birthday last Sunday. 81 r.
Tafkington. of Tulare. CaL 10 here for few days,
but will soon return, taking his wife along "a ID.
Gaibrath and family have returned from Knoxville,
Tenn, and VIII reside he-e in the future. Henry
Saunders and family of Abba Ia here TO attend
family reunion, at X. A. Harniltons, next Thursday
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-07-17

Civilization strange as it may seem, in
Voves marked tendencies toward degener-
alton. 1t is possible civilization will never
attain condition wherein it is able to
successfully carry forward race without
at the same time losing part of the best
powers of that race. Our American stock
Is seriously waning in more ways than one.
Our keenness of vision is not comparable
to that of our savage forefathers. We
are losing, or so far have lost. in teeth
and hair, which means that we have lost
In our animal vitality. Moral degeneracy
In somo forms is also quite as surely an
adjunct of progress. Insurance against
fire has increased perjury; business COM
petition, awakening energy and Industry
and tact, has also increased seifshness.
II does not seem an evil to most business
men to crowd down their neighbors ard
crush their rival enterprises. The build
ing Of large cities involves the creation
of secondary barbarism, caste con-
signed to decay and dissolution. So far
we have devised no progress without an
increase of inventions for self destrue-
tion. Drunkenness and debauchery have
overwhelmed much Of the best and most
h0peful.-"E p. p in Globe-D Democrat.