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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Champaign,

Mrs. NJ A. Finley returned from Onarga Monday.
- Miss Lillian Paxton, of Kansas H.. a guest
of friends in this city last week Miss Maud Yape
of Mendon. Mich, is the guest of Mrs L. S. Wilcox
Frank Strobe and Miss Alice Hendley were mar
ried last Thursday evening Sam Hall, of Cairo,
Misses Maher and O'Leary seriously injured
Sunday last by the upsetting of their sleigh Mrs.
e. r Niles and daughter in Decatur H. Mrs.
Stone of Chicago, is guest of Mrs. A. B. Baker
Burnham is in Louisville, XIV W. Wood is
home from Eldorado Springs. T. N. Wade and wife
Miss Priscilla Hess and Miss Kate Wise attended the
wedding of Miss Aggie Mowry to MIR. w. s. Hess, at
Pluto, THURSDAY. .
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FOrtviile.

Miss Alice Scott of Greenfield is visiting her sister
Mrs. Emma Edwards Mr.. Samuel Arnett has been
attending court at Greenfield this week Miss Ger
fIude Kennedy, of Union City, is visiting F. w.
dianapolis has returned the city after stay of
week with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. LeFeber
Miss Minnie Thomas is visiting friends at Green
FIELD Miss Smithers ofPendleton, has been visiting
Miss Nora Davis, the past week.
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Mrs. Frank Moore returned to her home at Union
City Mon lay Mrs. Charles III. Hubbard of Hart
ford City visited Mrs. James " Sweetser the first of
the week. Chandler Graves, of Whitewater Ind
is visiting his son. Prof Alva Graves. Rev. James
Maees of Troy, o., visited here last week. c..
Zambro of Benton Harbor. visited here last week.
I. G. Melcher and wife arrived from Chicago
Thursday and will make this place
their future home.--.T. b. Doan returned
Thursday evening from ten days trip to New Or
leans hon. Arson Wolcott of Wolcott, is in the
city,. VIII Irvine returned TO Lincoln, Neb Tues
day, after ten days visit with Marion relatives
Misses Nettie Ellington and Nora Cathcart of Logans
port visiting Marion relatives. Barney Pruis
and family returned Monday from visit to Muncie.
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Marshall.

Mrs. J. M. James has been visiting in Richmond
and INDIANAPOLIS Ind for week past. Miss Frank
Archer the guest of Paris relatives last Saturday
and SUNDAY Mrs. NJ. Jacob and Miss Rosa Rey-
noids OF Terre Haute were called here last week to
attend the funeral of their grandmother Mrs Rebecca
Lycan- Miss Jennie Belle Carson, of Evansville,
Ind was the guest Of E.. Huehess family last week.
---Rey. Il. D. Hamill and wife have gone to Birming-
Il. A. Schuyanecke and family spent Saturday and
Sunday with Martinsville relatives and friends
Zane Arbuckle and wife visiting his mother and
other relatives here Judge Gasaway and wife spent
Sunday with Martnsvle relatives. w. II. Sims aud
Mrs. Will Lycan
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Paris.

Mrs Maurice Sholem has gone to Cleveland, o.. to
make two weeks visit with relatives and will also
visit relatives in Chicago Miss Grace Huston is
visiting her sister, Mrs q. j. Lillard in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Daudas entertained number of
friends last Monday evening with progressive beam
bag party. Elegant prizes were given. Mrs Mary
Metcalf of Bunker Hill, Ill., is visiting her daughter.
Mrs f: NJ Draper. in this city miss Mable Stone
Is visiting friends in Terre Haue Fife cen couples
from this city attended house warming at j. IT.
Jenkinss three and oue-half miles southwest, going
bertson is the guests of friends in this city, Mrs
n r. Mead and two children, who have been visiting
Mrs Q. Q. Butler, left for their home in Decatur,
Ala. Friday.
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Miss ISIl;a Dean

Miss Lille Dean, of Chicago is visiting in the city.
Mrs r. Hulbarr, of Tabor, Ia. is q guest of Mrs.
j. c. sheldon Miss Mamie McWiams. of Arcola,
Is a guest of Miss Maggie Hubbard. Mrs. Ada
smith has removed to Indianapolis c. c. Sheldon
Is at Hot Springs, Ark. Miss Nellie Perry, of Chi
cago, is guest of E. s. Perry and family---.C. W.
Silver and family have retained TO Lyons Kan
Misses Lou McWilliams and Laura Little visiting
in Indianapolis. -Lucien Cushman has returned to
Lincoln; Neb "A leap-year party was given at Bus
trip to California C. w. Silver and family have
turned to Lyons, Kan.
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Gree.,sh,Irr.

The children of Granville johnson gave him a sur.
prise dinner, Friday, his sixtyffth birthday -
Morgan Hamilton is home from protracted trip
through California and the Territories wv H. Is
grigg has returned to Wichita. Kan Harry Hobby
of Minnearo oils, Mimi: is visiting his old home and
friends here Miss Eva Rankin has gone to CLAW
Center, Kan. Mrs. H. III. Dowden Is visiting in
Lawrencehurg- Frank Mccoy has returned to
Omaha, Eeb. Miss Lizzie and Minnie Thompson
and Thomas Mohitt of Edinburg. were here Thurs
day. Mrs. Maud Baker. nee Hamilton, is visiting
her parents and other friends here.
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Montezurna.

Mrs. Judge Donaldson last week entert.ined bar
sister, Mrs Sage, Of Remington. Ind. VIM. OMara
OF Ierre naute visited relatives here, last week -
from an extended visit 70 relatives in Frankfort Ind
o. b Price, one OF the chief officials of the Santa
Fes new line in Missouri, spent the week with bis
family here.
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Upton.

NJ E. Baltimore, of Ohio, is visiting his brother T.
r. Ogan DIR. ii. G. Evans. of Eldorado, Kan, who
has been among his friends of this city left yesterday
for Atlanta, Ca G. NJ. Steel and wife, Of Cincin-
matt, visiting his brother.-.W. H. Spahr of In
dianapolis. was here this T. NJ Roberts and
wife of Brookville are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. II.
Shirk.-- Mrs. W. F. Rhoads of Waveland is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Mayor Rumsey.
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Skirts.

Skirts, 3 tucks and hem, 25c.
Skirts, 6 tucks and ruf1e, 48c.
Skirts, 5 wide tucks, 58c-
Skirts, 6 fine tucks and inserting,
CSC,
Skirts, 6 tucks, inserting and en-
broidery rufle, 75c.
Skirts, Iotucks, Io-inch embroid-
cry fiounce, ST.
Skirts, % tucks, 8-inch ruf1e, ST..
Skirts, IS tucks, Io-inch embroid-
cry founce, $I.25.
Skirts, 6 tucks, I2-inch embroid-
cry founce. ST. SO.
Skirts, Ia tucks, Io-inch embroid-
cry flounce, Herringbone, 1878.
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ST. sInaRnh.

Sherman Ketterman. of Bloomington is a visitor in
this vicinity .Milt Patterson of Danville Ill., was
visitor in st. Joe Sunday Dunbar Kilbury, of
Plain City, o. is guest of his brother Mart Mrs
M. G. Paxton is visiting relatives in Indiana. "A
farewell party was given in honor of Fred Mapes
Monday evening. He has gone TO Nebraska. Great
interest is manifested in the revival in progress
at the NJ z. Church.
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Winchester.

Mrs. DR.. F. A. Chenoweth is visiting her parents
at oxford, o. The W. c. T. q. gave lap supper
at Friends Church, Thursday evening Mrs N Hou-
and daughter Mary. months visit with rel
atives at Muncie. Misses Nora Lees and Ida Capp
OF Palestine O., were the guests of Dr. and G. NJ.
Kelly over Sunday
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
ALi,tle soc,a, Talk.

n Aittie SOCIAL Talks
Those cld-fashioned pastirnes of skating and
sliding down hill have taken hold upon
the youth OF this day, and scarcely a night dur
Ing the past week has elapsed without one or
more parties of this kind, although the hill had
TO he made. and is called toboegan slide. as
they have to be, on these prairie lands. The
roller-skatine craze has exhausted itself, and
now skating on ice has taken It's
place. The practice ground for the
beginner il generally some secluded patch of ice
where frequent falls will not be witnessed. and
comments be made thereon. for it usually hap
pens that those who do not skate at all are the
most critics and have more advice to
give as to how the thing ought to be done than
those who know by bitter experience how
difficult It is to become used to balancing
ON, eo9 oIGe vel, se With ana n. srif. a9f
foot az with the right, but little perseverance,
wins, and there is a great deal of pleasure in
store for the young woman who feel the
celebrating effects of a rapid glide over the ice
on a crisp winter day, that never could be felt
in a roller-skating rink
From the many beautiful materials used for
ball and party dresses. none have daintier or
richer effect than the gauzss or crepe
lisse, which now enter SO largely in the
combinations for these toilets. GAUGES Of
all colors are embroidered in silks of the same
or contrasting color and many of them
are masses of gold and silver tinsel; others are
figured. striped brocaded in satin. The
under dress 10 usually of surrah or china silk
made princess-fashion. and over these are draper
iC1 or full plain skirts Of the gauze-fresh aud
delicate, but not always becoming except on a
slight figure Most of the young ladies who
have recently returned from Europe have these
kind of dresses, which shows that they are the
fashion on both continents.
There have not been many parties during the
week. but those that have been given have
been very handsome, with all the accessories Of
music, flowers, beautiful toilets and an acreea-
bic company. not to mention the Ito many a
very important feature) serving of refresh
mepts. On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. John
=. Wallick gave dancing party for their dauRh-
ters. Misses Mary and Adele, to a large number
of young people. On Friday Mrs. Watson
j. Hasselman received a great many
ladies, in honor of Mrs. Henry S. Fraser, in
which delightful task she assisted by Mrs.
Lewis Hasselman. Mrs. Otto Hasselman Mrs.
Bette Morris, Miss Zee Beatty, Mrs. T. p
Haughey Mrs. A. @. Harris, Mrs. Virgins and
Mrs Mary Morrison. The same afternoon Mrs
Frank Bird received her friends. her assistants
being Mrs. Cummings. Mrs. Richards, Mrs N
Alexander and Mrs. Geo. N. Catterson. Friday
evening Miss Fanny Root entertained quite
. large number of her young friends. with
dancing party, at her home. on North Pennsyl-
vania street Other entertainments have been
given, but the companies We're smaller, and
were teas, lunches and dinners.
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ShelbyviIle.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
gave social, Thursday evening. in the parors of the
church The Young Peoples Association of the
Pres byterian Church met in that building Monday
evening Miss Nell Wadley. of Indianapolis, who
has be- quite sick the residence of her arrt Mrs
Will Major is still very sick Miss May Wilson, OF
past week Miss Edith Gordon left, Friday, for
Glendale to attend school. Mr.. and
1 hrs job John j Horst were in Nashville
Miss Jennie OConnor has gone to Harrison O., to
visit her sister Mrs. DR.. Williams. Miss Ora Brady
attended the funeral of Mr.. Royal Mayhew held in
Indianapolis. Wednesday Miss Ollie Rosa of Rush
vile, was the guest of Miss Addie loble Wednesday
last The Matinee Musicale met Wednesday after
noon In the parlors of the Presbyterian Church. and
rendered very interesting programme. Mrs. Sam
LANCE visited in Indianapolis last week Miss Sue
Louden will visit in Chicago next week -. Mrs.
John Shelk was in Rushville Thursday last :.
A number of the German Club here have received in
vitations to ball given in Seymour on the 18th by
the Knights of Pythas. The knight Templars of
this city grand entertainment in honor of the
inspector-general. Henry G. Thayer, of Plymouth,
of the commandery in the initiation of Dr. r. S. Jones
to the Order of the Temple. At 10 o'clock the
knights escorted the ladies to elegant banquet
served at the Ray House. Numerous toasts
sponded to in the dninghal by the following KNIGHTS
Messrs. NJ. B. Robins. g. c. Stroup G. w. E. Kirk,
b. s. Sutton and H. G. Thayer. During the initiatory
services the ladies interested themselves in card
playing ETC., in the parlors of the Ray House.
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Corset Covers.

Corset Covers, cambria plain, Ioc.
Corset Covers, cambria plain, 23c.
Corset Covers, cambria fine
corded, $50.
Corset Covers, cambria, embroid-
cry, 38c.
Corset Covers, heavy embroidery,
Square and V shape), soc.
Corset Covers, fine embroidery,
SIC.
Corset Covers, Medecis lace, ST..
Corset Covers, Valenciennes lace
Square and high necks), $I.35.
Corset Covers, heavy embroidery
(square), sI.35.
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Tomorrow and during the week thousands of
yards Of goods will be sold at forced sale at prices
almost too cheap to name. We are unloading
the big stock bought Dec. 20. Come and get
them, from Calico at l cent per yard to fine
Silk or Cloak at less than half price.
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Read and Tell Your
Friends.


67 cents for heavy Ottoman Silk, former
price, $1.5O
90 cents for Colored Pushes; price all season,
$165.
Crinkle Seersucker, cents per yard.
Dress Ginghams this week cents per yard
Calico l cent per yard Manufacturers odds
and ends.
Blankets at 68 cents per pair; former price,
$1.25.
j. All wool White Blankets, $2.87; former price,
$4.75.
Full-width Sheeting IA cents per yard; regu-
lar price, % cents.
Is cents for Cloth Suting; regular price, 4Oc.
All-wool Plaid Dress Goods, ~ cents; regular
price, Csc.
A Lot Fancy Dress Goods from 8 cents per
yard; former price, 10c.
200 Knit Hoods, 25 cents each; former price,
ST..
so Knit Hoods, silk Mixed so cents: former
price, $3.50.
Ladies' Wool Mitts, 5 CENTS former price, 4Oc
German Table Linen from cents up.
SIC for all Linen Crash.
A big lot of White Bedspreads.
Towels, Doylies, Napkins-stacks of them
some slightly soiled. You buy them cheap.
Black Silk Velvet Lyons), 1878; former
price, 1878.
We are making forced sale Of choice goods.
Plush Short Wraps. from SO up many of
them less than half price.
See the Cloth Short Wraps at 1878.
A few Sealskin Cloaks on which we are
willing to lose some money, to close them out.
Choice Seals.
French Novelty Pattern Suits closing out See the
suits at $780, former price, S15 At SS; price $40
Everything goes.
Black Chantily Flouncngs at $3.50; former price, S.
See the Lace Flouncings at s1.75 price, S. r.
Thousands of yards of Embroidery this lot of goods
Table Damaks by the yard and You will need them
soon. Buy them at this sale
54inch awoo Cloth sutng 81 cents; former price, 7c
This Will Be Week of Bargains.
A Bargain in Every Article offered
IT = WACC0M Q, RI
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pating were Mr. and Mrs. Clark Mr.. and Mrs. Ander.
son. Mr.. and Mrs koerner, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers
Tompkins Miss Fox and others.
Mrs Al J. Kramer gave a supper Thursday
Sara Rengannon, of Cincinnati Miss Ida Levien, of
New York city, Miss Pauline Mosser, of Chicago,
lotto was INDUCED in till midnight Mrs Kramer
assisted by the Misses Stein and Lyman.
Last Wednesday evening Miss Ada Mckay enter
tanned number of friends at her home, No. 321
North Illinois street. Cards and music, and song
by Miss Lizzie Dugan the features of the even
Mission, and Miss Anna Lockhart, Of Martinsville;
Messrs Ed Messick. Moore, Bryant and Egan.
Peter R. and Mary T. Perine celebrated thsir gold
residence, No. s35 North Illinois street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Perine were married in Dearborn county, In
State nearly seventy years and in this city thir
ty-one years. They have five children lving-Horace
r., Norman T., Harry d. and Ida NJ Perine and Mrs.
Anna j. Lamburn.
The programme for the Msndelssohn Societys con-
cert and social on Tuesday evening, Feb a has not
see that the concert will be pleasing The entertain
nent will be given at PfaaH Hall Prof. Brennecke
that the society could use the hall The beautiful
music in Rossinis .stabat Mater is being rehearsed
very satisfactorily for the next grand concert.
Mrs. ]. W. Kerr entertained number of lady
those presentlwere Mesdames Pierre Gray. s. J. Peee
Rogers, w. r. Noble Fred Rush, B. B. Peck, A. NJ.
Bso~nne Frank Bird 4. 1encke Sellers, j. W.
Bryan; and j. W: Dryer, Mrs. Orr, of Chicago and
Misses Vialle of Washington, and Fowler of Kokomo.
Miss Fannie Root entertained large number
young people, Friday evening. with dancing
party. at her home North Pennsylvania street.
which very pleasant affair." the guests enjoying
themselves to the utmost. Among the privileged
Misses Louise and Hannah Erwin, Mary Sloan,
Katie Kregeio, Cara Atkins, Amelia CASTOR, Mary
Fletcher, Jessie Bird Alice Woods. Lucille Ballard
Gertrude Lovett Blanche Thompson. May Cum
mngs, Lulu Rhodes Fanny Fugate Lizzie Claypool
Ruth and Iona Fletcher, and Masters Arthur Perry
Chester and John Moon, Willie Rhodes. Page Chap
man, Ed Gates, Frank Deyine, Will Turner, Robert
McOuat, Fred Alexander, Bert Adams and others.
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Gowns:

Gowns, IL tucks and embroidery,
SIC.
Gowns, 20 tucks and embroidery,
75c.
Gowns, 46tucks and embroidery,
ST.
Gowns, fine tucks, embroidery
and lace, $I.37.
Gowns, wide tucks and deep en-
broidery, $I.75.
Gowns, Medecis lace and insert
ing, 81. rs.
Gowns, Valenciennes lace and fine
tucks, $3.50.
Gowns, clusters of tucks, insert
ing and Medecis lace, So.
Gowns, entire front embroidery,
81 10
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- L. L. Lingo has gone to Wichita, Kan. to engage
in business Mrs. Charles Moore, of Hartford City
has been visiting here the past week.
New Castle.

win Heichard, of Howard Kan. arrived yesterday
morning visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. d
HeichArd Mrs. o. P. Bundy is visiting at Middle
wn ID. T. Dennis of Pratt, Kan. is the guest OF
.. Q. Boone and wife. David Bearley left on
Wednesday for jackson, ILL.,. on visit to relatives
Mrs. G. W. Lynn is the guest of Muncie friends
OF Mr. and Mrs E. B. Phillips. H. R. Lennard and
VIE. OF Metamora, Ind, spent Sunday in this
city the guests of I. p. Mitchell and family.
- viii Moore of Indianapolis. visited his
parents here over Sunday Miss Verna Brookshire
Is attending school, - Charlie Evans of Nation,
Ii IS spending few days with friends here. W.
d. Payne, OF Indianapolis, was the guest of friends
here last week Mr.. and Mrs. D. w Kinsey enter
Slned company Of friends at progressive euchss on
day for St Paul, Mimi. to visit friends and attend
the ice carnival.
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TOMORROW

We name a few Of the prices:
Drawers, 8 tucks, Ioc,
Drawers, s tucks, SIC.
Drawers, s tucks and embroidery
ssc.
Drawers, ID tucks and embroid-
cry, soc.
Drawers, 8 tucks and Torchon
lace, soc.
Drawers, 5 tucks, inserting and
embroidery, 75c.
Drawers, II tucks, fne~embroid-
cry, ST.
Drawers, II tucks, MedecisIace,
Chemise.
Chenise plain, 25e.
Chemise, fine corded, CSC.
Chemise, embroidery front and
tucks, CSC.
Chemise, 20 tucks, embroidery
and lace, soc.
Chemise, IS tucks and embroid-
cry, CSC.
Chemise, inserting and cluster Of
tucEs, 85c.
Chemise, inserting and Valen-
ciennes lace, ST.
Chemise, Medecis lace, $I.I5.
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PIafnfeid.

Mr.. Charles Ousler of Noblesvile ID visiting rela
tives here. Mr.. Win Hadley and his estimabIe wife
have gone to house keeping on North Center steet,
and are at home to their friends DR. J. r. Strong,
wife and son spending the winter in Florida. A
revival is In progress at the Christian Church Mr..
Mr. John Almond will go to Salt Lake CITY Utah. the
Ist of March to engage in business Mr.. Charles
Pike, OF Indianapolis. is spending few weeks here
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Rockville.
The Hon. J. r. mindey and wife, of Terre Hanse.
visited here Wednesday and THURSDAY. The
Dramatic Club will play s'Messmates" on Feb a..
sleighins party was given Tuesday evening ending
THE annual Light Artillery ball win be given on
Feb. q The Rev. Kerns is doing revival work at
Waveand DR. Mendenhail, of the Terre Haute
olopv.n -S -
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PRICES ALWAYS In PLAIN FIGURES.
PETTIS, BASSETT & Co.
LIMITED MAIL SERVICE.


The evidence tina, the pos,al service In Indian.
apolis 10 'the finest the city has ever had" 90.
samulatss Co tho 27,h eflast October Charles
y. sasiss addressed letter 10 Henry schwlnss
the grocer. 90 No n Pennsylvania street IL
was no, delivered un,il yssterdsy-slx months
and ,hrs. days after ID was mailed. A reliable
estimate Of the distance between the place
where the le,ssr was written aud whore 10 wss
received, is 300 feet or 100 ysrds hut THE IL
not tho worst The fostefnee II risht between
the two places From Me- ssylss's once 10 the
government building 10 probably fourht,hs Of
the distance that the letter had 10 90. aud over
this space Mr.. saylss himself carried 10 10 tho
once to mail IL IL required ak months aud
three days for tho possoiiics force 10 convey the
letter slxty feet; that is ten feet q
month, two and half feet . week. or
In the neiehboshood Of four inches . day.
IL the copy of tho Journal which contains this
notice travels with the came speed through the
malls over the 800 miles from here 10 Waning.
ton. ~ will reach the Postmaster general IN just
IS. 200 years-a little late for any complaint TO
be lodged against Grandpa Jones with the pres
snt Democratic Administrations. As the snvelops
In which tho letter WAS sent bears no stamp en-
espt that 81 Indianapolis. tho evidence appears
10 show that the JUGGLING WAS all done this time
IN tho Indianapolis postofica