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5eTu-HTelII, my IdpUy llTl7
Name ever dear to me-

YES he SAYS, 81 have heard that many
times He sees cheerful Christian people
there. every mans face psalm OF thanksglN-
ing to God. He says; DO you have thls so
every Sundayl l have heard that the nouss
Of God was a doIeful place, and Christians
were ll,gt,brious and repellingl Ihave really
euioyed myselfin The next Sabbath the man
is .again in the same place. Tears OF re
Dentance start down his cheek; be begins 10
pray: and when the communion tanie :
spread he sits at it, and some one reaches over
and saws. Il am surprised to find you mere;
| thought you didn't believe in such things
"Ahln he says, Il have been captured, l
came in one day, and found you were an SO
loving and cheerful here that l concluded
| would come among you. Where thou goest
will 20: thy people shall be my people, ana
thy God my God. Where thou dles1 IL
die. and there VIII be buried
All, YOU can't drive men out OF their s rs
but you can coax them out-you can charm
them out. -.
| would to God that we could all come to
a higher appreciation of this Sabbath herl-
tagei We can not count the treasures OF
one Christian Sabbath. 1t spreads out over
rs the two wings of the archangel of mercy .
Oh, blessed Sabbath blessed sabbath! Iney
scott a great deal about the old PURITAN. {
Sabbaths. and there is a wonderful amount
of wit expended upon that subject now-tne
Sabbaths they used to have IN New England,
l never lived in New England, but 1 woulu
rather trust the old Puritanic Sabbath, with
all its faults, than this modern Sabhalh.
which is fast becoming no Sabbath at all IL
our modern Sabbatism shall produce as stsl-
wart Christian character as the old New
England Puritanic Sabbatism, l shall he
satisfied, and l shall be surprised.
Oh. blessed day blessed day l should
like to die some sabbath morning when the
air is full of church music and the bells are
ringing. Leaving my home group with a
diving blessing, should like to LOOK on upon
some Christian assemblage chanting the
praises of God as l went up to JOIN the one
hundred and forty and four thousand aud
the thousands OF thousands standing around
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4 picture of Life in a Mining Town.

The Virginia City Enterprise gives
this picture Of life in the mining towns
Of Nevada. A party OF ladies and gen
tlemen in sutro wanted to attend the
theatre in Virginia City. starting at
the mouth of the sutro tunnel, at their
own doors, they Travelled four miles I'M
der the mountains 10 the G. and G. shaft,
and then dlsmounting from the cars,
they boarded the cages in the shaft and
were shot upward 10 the surface, verti-
cal distance Of 1910 feet coming out
within = stones throw of the ticket Of
Gee,
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the Sabbath. You may think TO shirk re-
sponsihility in the matter, aud Send your
child to the Sabbath school and the house OF
God: that will not relieve the matter.
want to tell you, in the name OF Christ, my
Maker and my Judge, that your example
will be more potential than any instruction
they get elsewhere: and if yOu disregard the
Lords day yourself. or in any wise throw
contempt upon it. YOU are blasting your
children with an infinite curse. It IS
rough truth, | know, told in rough way;
but it Is Gods truth, nevertheless our
child may 90 on to seventy or eighty years
of age but that child will never get over the
awful disadvantage Of having had a Sab
th-breaking father or n Sdbbath-breaking
mother, 1t is the JOY Of many Of US that we
can look back to an early home where God
was honored. and when the Sabbath came IL
was n day of great conservation and JOY.
We remember the old faces around the table
that Sabbath morning. Our hearts melt
when we think Of those blessed associations,
and we may have been off and committed
many indscretions and done many wrong
things; but the day will never come When
we forget the early home in which Gods day
was regarded, and father and mother told
us TO keep holy the Sabbath.
There is another way in which we can war
against the Sabbath-breaking usages Of the
country at this time. and that is by making
our houses of worship attractive and the re-
Iigious services inspiring plead not for
gorgeous audience chamber; plead not for
groined rafters or magnificent fresco; but 1
do plead for comfortable churches, home-lik
churches-places whern the church-going
population behave as they ought to. Make
the church welcome to all, however poorly
clad they may be. or whatever may have
been their past history; for 1 think the
Church of God is not so much made for yol
who could have churches in your own house.
but for the vast population of our great
cities, who are treading on toward death
with no voice of mercy to arrest them
Ali when the prodigal comes into
the church, do not stare at him as
though he had no right to come. Give
him the best seat You can find FOR him.
Sometimes a man wakes upfrom his sin, and
he says: "rll go TO the house OF God Per
| haps he comes from one motive, perhaps
from another. He finds the church dark
and the Christian people frigid and there
are no people on earth who can be more
| frigid than Christian people when they try,
and the music is dull and he never comes
again. Suppose one Of these men enters
the church. As he comes in he hears a song
which his mother sang when he was n boy;
he remembers it. He sits down, and some
one hands him book, open at
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thought OF country WHERE ss,sv,.--.
a coffin nor grave; his weary BODY glows at
the idea of land where there are no bur
dens to carry, and no exhaustive journeys to
take He eats thu grapes of Eshcol. He
stands upon the mountain top and looks off
| upon the promised land. He hears the call
! of the eternal towers, and the tramp OF the
numberless multitude with sins forgiven
| This is the day which the Lord hath made
Let us rejoice md be glad in it. Oh. We who
have been hunting for Sunday pleasures in
] the street. and on the river bank, and in the
houses Of sin, / commend to you this holy
I day and holy servieel do not invite you
| TO swallow great bitterness or to carry a
heavy yoke; but invite you to feel in body,
mind and soul the thrill of JOY which God
has handed down in the chalices Of the golden
Sabbath.
With what revulsion and with what pity
we must look out on that large class of per-
sons in our day who would throw discredit
upon the Lords day. There are two things
which Christian people ought never to give
up: the one is the Bible, the other is the Sab
bath Take away one and YOU take both
Take either, and farewell to Christianity in
this country, farewell to our civil and relig-
ious liberties. When they go, all go He who
has ever spent Sunday in Paris, or Antwerp,
or Rome. if he be an intelligent Christian
will pray God that the day viii never come
when the Sabbath of Continental Europe shall
put itS ioot upon our snoreS- nad n friend
in Syracuse who lived to be 100 years of age.
He said to me, in his ninetY-ninth year: Il
went across the mountains in the early his
tory of this country. Sabbath morning came
We were beyond the reach of civilization
Ny comrades were all going out for an excur.
sion. said: No. l won't go; it Is Sunday
Why. they laughed. They said: We haven't
any Sunday here Oh, yes said. you
have I brought it with me over the noun
tains'n
There are two or three ways in which we
can war against Sabbath breaking usages in
this day; and the first thing is TO get
our children right upon this subject, and
teach them that the Sabbath day is the
hottest of all the DAYS, and the best and the
gladdest- Unless you teach your child under
the paternal roof to keep the Lords day,
there are nine hundred and ninety chances
out Of thousand it Will never learn to keep
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On November sth appeared an edict
from the Empress announcing that Yeh-
hoh-na-la, the daughter Of the Manchu-
Brigadler- General, Kwei-k .ang younger
brother OF the Empress), mad been Sc
lected ss the consort Of the youthful
Emperor of China, and that two girls
named Ia ta-la, daughters of Chang
shuh, q Manchu V;ce-President of a
Picking Board, aged fifteen and thirteen
years respectively, had been chosen tor
the harem. The Emperor's marriage
viii take place, according to present ar
engagements. at the time which the
Astronomical Board has ascertained. or
ct all events has declared, to be pro-
pitious.
The process Of selecting the Emperor's
consort is interesting. After two in
spections at considerable intervals, the
number CT candidates was reduced 10
thirty one, who are daughters of man
darins Of above the fourth rank, and. Of
course, Of Manchu extraction. These
thirty-one young ladies were conveyed
in carts to the palace in the early
morning st , O'clock. They entered by
the "Gate of theSnutbern Sea, which
they crossed in six boats, and were
conducted to the palace, which
they preached at A. NJ. A
splendid banquet was then spread
before them, after which they were ush-
cred into the presence Of her Majesty
the unprecedented by groups OF four
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THERE is in Sidney, Australia, an
ancient spinster of 1O5. She has
smoked for fifty wears.
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Adyices from Hermosa. in Southwest.
ern Aew Mexico. say that the heaviest
snowstorm ever known tbere ~ III,
oes1iIsq- a letter from J. B. ewman,
- ~ -D,e fsnchman of Heimosa. tells
eao ioiioWlng strange tale: Captain
o59asieI, ranchman, started for Clo-
I.uS, ne got lost and wandered about
VI ne ana ms horse were exhausted
ne hsa neither gun nor matches. but
Klliea ms horse, took out the entraIs
ana, got inside, where he was covere6
up wiih snow and remained three davs
&c lived on the raw liver lie o5lv
reached the Diamond Creek Ranch
the eighth day after commencing bis
journey. Parties were out hunting him
but be made his way back alone -
Chicqso Heraa.
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It is estimated that cranberry marsh
Of 25d acres would make its owner rich
in yielding FIVE Successive crops, but the
rule is two bad years to one good one.
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The out-pgt of anthracite coal for 1888 was
over 100000 tons.
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1900
D rlr-F s.s~'ey-eV-e I,ud Jui4-iI RA-oivasl a.
And Sabbaths have no end =
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TOwn-Life as q Cause Of Degeneracy

The general unfitness and incapability
of the jewellers in our large hives of in
dnstrv to UNDERGO confined violent
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TOO Doses One Dollar

Ei0 L'esthonns and make money rrorkin than
eeas q snythng else in world Either .e1 Costly outa,
s-AA 9s'la' FAHH Addr'.s TzUr Co., Augusta, MAiaa
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aims and Aches

No OPIUM in Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Cures where other remedies fail. &c.
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valuable treatise TO any sufferer who will give
me his p o. and Express address Resp'y,
H. q. ROOT. NJ c d. 1s3 Pearl St. New York.
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Fer sPHAINS, BttuISES, nAS NJ ~. = ~ ~
PAIN IN the CHEST or SIDES, HEAD
ACHE, TOOTIIACIIE, or any other go
TERNAL PAIN, Few applications 1Se
HLo magic, causing the PAIN TO IN
sTAaTLN STOP. -s,
For cos IONS,INEIsAaIAAIIOs - :,
SORE THROAT, BRONCHITIS. COLL
HaIGIA. LUMBAGO, SCIATiCA. PAINS
IN ths small OF the Back, esa., more eH-
tended IoGS-r continued ana fepease =
applications bro necessary 20
All INTERNAL PAINS in The BosIels
mr. Stomarhl, CRAMPS. BPASalS, SOulk
Itt-SuTRVItr DIARR E 4. COIdSs
F:.ATULENCX. PAINTING SPELLS. are
relieved Instantly End z VIC - Il
CURED by taking internally 80
ed. sold by Druggists Price, Soe-
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and i've It MAJ
know that her Maj
sion an apricot yel
with a black veive
Carried -
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etc which ~as pi
press while the q
After some interros
cases ever monitol
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The msss sso-
tain and SAFE
Pain REMEDY
in ths wOrId
that instantly
stops the most
e1erueIAting
pains It is
truly tho great
CONQUEROR
OF PAIN, and
/ has done more
good than any
known remedy
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-06

Rev. p. Witch lectured at the @. E. z. Church
on last Sunday evening MI. William Lontz
and Miss Flora Riohman were married last Sun.
day. Prof. r. T. Brown. OF Indianapolis, lect
Mr.. Henry Trietsch and Miss Maggie Waltz,
of Arcadia, attended the Richman-Lontz we'd
ding Mrs. Watterson has returned from a Wis
it to her son in Chicago.
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DR.. Wilson Hobbs and wife are home from a
protracted visit at Denver, Col. Miss Cora
Richardson. OF indianapolis, Is visiting in the
party 10 a large company OF friends, last Thurs
day evening, In honor of her brother, Joseph
kennara, OF san,a re, han6s.rieasds are OUT an
dianapolis, and Miss Ida Mhorton. OF this city,
on Wednesday evening next Miss Grace Watts
was the guest OF her many friends at Earlham
College, Richmond, the fore part OF this week..
Miss Nettie Bell is the guest OF friends and scla-
tives at Richmond. +. Mrs. Edward Butler Is the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Il. I. Grubbs, at In
dianapolis. Miss Ida Horner is home from q
three weeks visit with friends at Indianap-
oils. Miss Ella Holloway was the guest
of friends at Greenfield this week....
Miss Cora Butler, OF Fort Wayne, Is visiting her
parents and many friends In this city. Misses
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THE STATE AT LARGE
Anher<nn-

Mr.. and Mrs. b. Jenkins. Of Noblesville. were
in the city Wednesday Capt. W. j. Hilligoss,
OF Muncie. spent sunday here--..Mrs. L. Z.
searle, of Summitville. was visiting her parents
here part or the week. Miss Lena Clark. OF
Linden. Va. is the guest of friends in this city
Mrs. Lew Myrick, OF Lapel, visited
relatives here a few days this week..
Mrs. Ida Ross visited at Indianapolis a few days
this week-.-.Mr. Samuel p. Moore and Miss
Julia Chapman, both or this city, were quietly
married at the residence of the brides parents.
on South Jackson street, at z o'clock. Wednes-
day morning. They left at 8 O'Clock for Newark,
o., where they viii visit Mr.. Moore's parents
about two weeks Mrs: Moore is a daughter OF
Hon. ID. c. Chapman and a sister OF Judge M. A.
Chapman, OF this city. The groom Is a prom
inent young attorney .About twenty-five per-
sons went from here TO the triennial conclave at
Washington. Among others are Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wellington, Capt. W. T. Myers, H. j.
Blackldge, George shreeve, w. A. kfttinger,
Mrs. A. I. Makepeace, Hon. Will Cumback,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Lovett, Mr..
and Mrs. George McKeown and Misses
Halle Makepeace and Emma wellington. -.
Henry Adams and wife aye spending Sunday at
New Castle Mrs T. B. Hartley was ut Muncie
this week. Mics Grace Hardesty, who was the
guest OF Mrs. ID. W.. Wood for several days, re-
Sam Van Pelt has returned from Detroit. Mich.
where she has been visiting several weeks.
Miss jessie Mitchell Ia on the sick list. Ma. ID. G.
Williams IL at shelbyvtlle, Tenn. Sherman
Dering, OF this city, and Miss Anna Morrison, OF
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Hon. CA. Murray and family viii take their
departure for their future home in Denver, Col,
Tuesday. -. Flora X. Beeson returned from an
extended visit to Denver friends this week..
DIR. GEM and wife, and Miss Ida Fleming, who
have been visiting the family of f. NJ. McCready,
returned to their home in Richmond, Ind.---H.
Z. Bragg and wife, and Mrs. George L. Fearriss
were the guests of Glenwood friends Wednesday.
Mrs. Colonel Jones and Mrs. Paul Llebhart,
OF Milton, were visiting friends in this city
Thursday. :. Mrs. Carrie McCready Mendenhan
and husband, or New Castle, Ind, are visiting
+. NJ. Roots, who for several days past has not
been expected to live, Is better.
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MOnteZuma,

Mrs. Jasper Hunt was called TO Bloomingdale
on Wednesday. on account of the sickness of her
daughter, Mrs. Cora Swain. Mrs John Harold
was In Clinton, Ind, on business. Thursday
Mr.. Will English, of Indianapolis, was in town
on Tuesday,. Mrs. Duff started, on Thursday.
10 visit her sister I'm Chicago, m.---Miss May
Lindiesley, OF Muncie, Ind, Is visiting here, the
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The reception to DR.. Daniel Kirkwood and
wife by the Beta Theta Pi fraternity, at the resi-
dence of Hon. X. w. MIers, Friday night, was an
exceedingly pleasant social event. About eighty
regrets were received. The company included
the members OF the faculty, with ladies, a mum
Der of citizens, and the young men OF the Beta
fraternity, with their ompany.
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EIkhart.
Rev. William Kr0eger Is in st. Louis. Mrs.
Charles GOetz, of South Bend, is the guest of
Mrs r. j. Waith- -. Mr.. III. f. Bucklin, of Chi
cago, is In the city. d. Mrs. Johnson, of Harrison
street, is visiting in South Bend. Mrs. ]. Koh-
rich. Mrs. Will Pratt Is visiting in South Bend.
Mrs. W. II. Wagner Is visiting in New Car
isle. Mrs. 4. ID. Wheelock has returned from
New York. Miss Lima Valance is visiting
Miss Flora Knecktel. of Kendallville. : Miss
brother, NJ. +. Smith. Miss Jessie Couch, who
was visiting here, has returned to Chicago.
Mrs. j. +: Heaman Is back from
e m,o, six r weeks es,s visit in w,.S Charlotte
W&bash.---Mis Luella Winegardner has re-
turned from o six weeks visit in the East.
Miss Lena label is home from Chicago Mrs.
Longacre, OF Colorado, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Tracy Evans. NJ r and Mrs. Z. K. Boyer are
home from a trip in Michigan..--.Mr. and Mrs.
David Brooks, OF Eau Claire. Wis. are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Payne. DIR. W. E. Bow
man has returned from q trip to Pueblo, Col.
Miss Franc Cumming has returned from q visit
in Detroit. MIR. and Mrs. John Pollard are Wis
Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Broderick enter
tanned their friends Wednesday evening. Miss
Georgia Stafhebotham has returned from a
months visit in Detroit MIR. and Mrs. f. A.
Dodge are visiting at Niagara Falls. Mrs.
Deming, of California is visiting Mrs. George W.
Hicks. Mrs. Greig is visiting in Palmyra, Mo.
Mrs. Il. f. Shuttle Is visiting In Chicago.
Mrs. j. A. Wheeler is visiting IN Sprin gfield, Ill.
--.-M1ss Cora Palmer Is visiting In kendallville.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Gemberling are visiting
from a visit in the South. : Miss Della Dawson,
of Dakota. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. +. Plant.
miss Gertie Lamb will spend the winter at
Diamond Springs, Cal,
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Franklin.

Miss Ella Matthews Is the guest of Mrs. Mary
Wright, of Edinburg.. Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
LaGrange. of Vinton. Ia. are visiting relatives
here here va ;Mf; and Par Mrs xS :: b. thsw sra have sb return. urm!
mer.--.Mr. and Mrs. John carp. OF Gran
vile, o., are here for a few days..
Rev. c. E. Line and wife left on Friday for North
y Sern %ecu RsS; LINES sisit nsw In fndisnapo M.'. % Un
Wednesday. Rufus Williams and wife are Wis
iting in Kentucky Hon. David Williams, Of
Columbus, Ohio. was the guest of his
ON Thursday for Havana, III, where they will
spend the winter with Mr.. Charles Hyder and
family. Mrs. Q. !. Jones is visiting her father
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Della
Williams, Of Detroit, Mich. Miss Rebecca
Brown is the guest of LOUISVILLE friends
their home. North Manchester, on Monday; after
f. wishard, of Des Moines, Ia,
is the guest of friends in this city.
Mrs. Judge b. d. Banta left on Friday for an
New York. :. Rev. Leon p. Marshall returned on
Thursday for a visit with his father In Topeka,
Kan---.C. NJ. Demaree and wife visited in Louis
vile, KY. during the past week.-..Rev. w. T.
Van Cleaye and wife were the guests OF relatives
turned TO their home, Delphi. on Friday.
Mrs. Henry j. Forsythe and children have re-
turned home to Des Moines, Ia:-..Mrs. Arm
strong, of Florence. Is the guest of Miss Mamie
Hicks Mrs. Belle Long Mcintyre and Miss
Bessie Long, OF Indianapolis. are the guests of
friends west OF Franklin Misses Grace Briggs,
snepp and Messrs. j. Vic yoris, w. J.. Lewis.
Thad Houston attended q ball at
Miss Lille Dunlap, of Delphi, Is the guest Of rel.
SIS. visited friends in Edinburg the
past week.
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Bloomington.

McCordsville, were married at the latter place
Wednesday evening. The young couple have
gone to housekeeping OH West Fourth street.
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Cambridge City.

James Clark and wife returned from their
visit with relatives in Wabash this week. Mrs.
Nettie @. Roush and son Luther, Of Sidney, Neb.,
are visiting her mother, Mrs. j. u. Miller, and
other relatives and friends here - Miss McDan-
lei, OF New Castle, who has been visiting Miss
Katie Carey, returned home this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Wallick. of Richmond, visited friends
here this week. : Professor sanders, from Con-
nersville, spentlast Sunday with his family here.
Mrs. John Drischel entertained a jolly crowd
of young people last Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Julietta M. Jones visited with friends in Brook
vile, last Sunday. Miss Mary Miller
left this week for Fort Scott, KAN,
IA large company of young people INDUCED
In an evenings entertainment in dancing, euchre,
music, etc., at the home of George Drischel,
Of their visiting neice.. Miss Maud Cole. Miss
Mollie Drischel attended the wedding CT Miss
Nellie Whitesell and Mr.. Walker, at gnightstown,
last Wednesday evening. LEVIN Swiggett
and wife, James Mccartney and wife,
Mrs. E. II. Mccartney, Allie Swain,
and Dr. Mauk and wife, leave to-day for Wash
ingtOn, to witness the Knights Templars' con-
Mrs. John II. Brown is visiting Lewis
vile relatives. =. Hon. George A. Johnson, At
torney-general of the State of California, is ex-
pected here soon, to visit friends and relatives.
"A very pleasant reception was given at the
home of Mr.. Sam Hoshour, Thursday evening,
In honor Of Miss Katie Duckwall and Miss Hoff-
man. the visiting guests of Misses Lou and Stella.
REV. Scott Stevenson and wife, of Oak pta,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Douey, of this
city.
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II. P.WASSON&Co

breaking her arm. Married: Grant Chasteen
and Flora Smith, Oliver Turner and Nancy Rem
nan, Geo. e. Phillips and Ida Brown, c. McCoy
and Elpha Mcdowell. Mrs. W. Davis departed
yesterday with her three children for her home
i'm Kansas.