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PENSIONS FOR VETERANS.
Residents OF Indiana and Illinois Whose
Claims Have Been Allowed.

Claims Have Been Allowed.
Pensions have been allowed the following
named Indianlans:
Original-Peter Studabaker (deceased), Bluff
TOM Andrew 7. Spear (deceasedy. Terre Haute;
Thomas N. Compton (deceased). Broad Ripple.
Increase-JOseph Wylds. MadisOn; Albert Ar
mold, Angola; Robert Harris, Jeffersonville; De-
lano L. Hedges, Hadley; Romeyn BOgardus, Ar
gos, John H. Dark, Orleans; Henry BOtlin, Port
land: Edwin Henderson, Indianapolis; Wallis N.
Keller, Coal Creek; Ruda Frick. Union City; Geo.
Boyer, Richmond VIM. Tollweber, Aurora; Jas.
T. Andrews, Rvervale; Gary Jester, Mechanics
burg; Oliver Gaines, Landess; Enos Allen,
Wakerton; Albert j. Ferguson. Indianapolis.
Reissue-Milton c. Hickman. Frankfort JON
athan L. Gardner ldeceasedl; B9rnett's Creek;
Original Widows, eto.-Sarah E. Roberts,
former widow Of Francis 0. Sears, Maxwell;
Emily J., widow of Thomas N. Compton, Broad
Ripple; Nancy E., widow of Jonathan L. Gard
ner, Burnett's Creek; Eliza j., mother OF Charles
W. Gibbons. Browns Valley; Nancy d.. widow of
Christian Hahn, Richmond, Margaret, widow of
Andrew j. Spear, Terre Haute; ROsanna Ben
buscO; minors of VIM. 8. Reavis, Francisco; Sarah,
widow of Peter Studabaker, Bluffton.
TO RESIDENTS OF ILLINOIS.
Original-William +, Campbell deceased.
Biggsville; Richard NJ. Northam, Aurora; John
G. Passler fdeceasedJ, Forsythe.
Increase-Daniel Hart, Chicago; Charles John
son, Oblong; Jacob Harmon, Rushvile: John
Lovitt, Arlington; Jonathan Knittle, Freeport
Lewis Skinner. AmbOy; Henry Clark. Hampton.
Reissue and Increase-Jasper Asher, Camp
Point.
Original Widows etc.-Minors of William L.
Campbell, Media. Raritan and Biggsville; minors
of John Finsman, Gardner; (Mexican widow Vir-
ginia A., widow Of Ambrose Greenfield, Long
Creek.
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rs. IOp'nin0I Hiqhesl. Lolcest. ICIosina.
Cash quOtatlons were as foIIows: Flour

steady and unchanged: No. spring wheat.
S1.0101.0114: No. spring wheat, 90093c;
No. 2 red. Sl.010L01ll; No. 2 corn, sic; No.
2 oats. 4212c; No. 2 white oats. 45046c; No.
7sc: No. 8, f. o. b.. 6O069c: No. 4. f. o. b., 55
063c; No. 2 rye, 65G6512c; No. f1axseed,
S1.444; prime timothy-seed. Sl.249l.25;
mess pork. per brl. s9s712; lard. 625c;
sEort-rib sides tloosel, 5.37l2c; dry-salted
sides tboxed), 5.75d5.s0c whisky. distillers'
finished goods. per gal. sl.13.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was unchanged. Eggs, $50
19c.
Receipts-Flour. 1900 brls: wheat. $1,000
bu; corn, 132, 900 bu; oats, 19s 900 bu; rye,
1900 bu: barley. $4,000 bu. Shipments
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Wheat Surprises the Spectators by De-
clining Nearly a Cent at Chicago.
Corn Succeeds in Holding Its Own on Small
Business-Oats Close Shade Lower-HOg
Products Dull and Steady.
MONEY. STOCKS AND BONDS.

Influences at Work Forcing Up Prices That
Seem to Puzzle Operators.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-Money on call was
easy. ranging from 2lo to per cent. the
last loan being made at 2l2 per cent, clos
ing offered at gig per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5s40S per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet and steady at
s4.sOsa for sixty day bills and S4.S6l2 for
demand.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 16,-
$50 shares, including the following: Atch-
ison, IL. 745; North American. 16. 4S0; North
ern Pacific preferred, 1900; Reading, S,22O;
Richmond 81 West Point, 5,O64; st. Paul.
l0.5l5; Union Pacific. 4.7O0.
The trading in the stock market to-day
clearly demonstrated the independence of
the manipulators of the street from any and
all circumstances which ought. legitimate
ly. to have bearing upon the real values
of securities. 1t has been known for some
days that the bank statement would show
further decrease in the surplus reserve,
which, for the past two or three
months. would have been sufficient war
rant for a raid upon the list, but the
temper of the street is so completely
changed that, notwithstanding q loss in the
IcscINcS VI over CO,UU,VVU dnU Tile coLupiOtc
wiping out of the surplus. the market to-
day was strong from start to finish, closing
with material gains in many stocks: The,
upward movement received also little II
any aid from outside sources, the foreign
purchases being insignificant, but the con.
fidence which has been so lately developed
was most noticeable. and all offerings were
absorbed at advancing figures.
The traders were inclined TO discount the
bank statement at the opening, which was
made on q very quiet business at irregular
changes from last nights figures, with a
majority of losses which. however. were
for slight fractions only. The strength of
the speculation became apparent in New
York. however. and prices began to rise all
over the list with the first sales, and before
the end of the first half-hour gains of from
1s to Is per cent. had been established.
North American leading the upward
movement. Later there was a partial re-
action, but the advance was soon resumed.
and the bank statement. when issued. had
no more than q passing influence upon
the course of quotations. ALI the activity
was in North American. The advances
were very uniform in the active stocks, but
the pronounced movement was in Citizens
Gas of Brooklyn, which, after retiring To
81, rose to 10Oss. closing at 100. a gain of
per cent for the day. The final changes.
with the exception noted. were fractions
of higher prices
Railroad bonds were q little more active
than usual of late, the total transactions
for the two hours being S617.000, with the
AtchIsOn q Kansas and Texas issues lead
ing in the trading. The market was again
firm to strong and Atlantic q Pacific firsts
rose 21s to 1858.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were neglected. Closing quota
tiOns were:
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Wheat Declines, Corn Unchanged and Oats q
Little LoWer-Pork Steady

Little LOwer-POrk Steady.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1S-Only fair business
was transacted in wheat, and operators
generally were disappointed at the change
in the market. The feeling was decidedly
weaker. and while yesterday there was a
general disposition to buy the reverse was
the fact to-day. Outside business was only
moderate. The opening was about the
same as the closing of yesterday, and under
free offerings. there being good
ket at the start, prizes quickly de-
clined, and then the market held steady
for while, prices recovered 103sc, but
again took the downward course and
declined s4c. Then followed numerous
small fluctuations, and the closing was
about 7sc lower than yesterday. The weak
ness was partially due to the weaker tone
of cable advices. Corn was fairly active
and little unsettled. The market fuctu-
ated frequently within 7s01c range. but
the close showed no gain. the market clos
ing about the same as yesterday. The mar
ket at the opening was firm. and first sales
were at lsO lie advance, after which the
market sold up another 3sc, reacted sudden
ly 7sc, the temper of the local crowd being
bearish and were disposed to sell freely on
any display of weakness; rally of Ssc fol-
lowed and the market closed as stated
above. The oats market was controlled en-
tirely by local influences. Opening sales
were Lao 3sc advance. Free realizing pro-
duced a weak feeling and prices receded
7sc. but rallied on buying by prominent
operator. but receded slightly and closed
shade below yesterdays last sales.
In mess pork a fair trade
ruled 507lac higher. later settled baCf to
inside figures; toward the close adva, &c
50712c and closed steady. Lard trading
was comparatively light and the changes
in prices were slight. In short-rib sides
prices ruled about .O2l2c higher. but later a
reduction of .02l20 .05c was submitted to.
At the close the feeling was firm at medium
figures. The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Champaign.

Miss Anna McGrath is visitor in Blooming
ton, ILL., Miss Mary Garst is home from "a visit
in the West Miss Alice Dunlap is visiting in
Chicago - Miss Florence Riddle is in Chicago
49, Miss Mary Price is visiting in Topeka Kan.
ing in Champaign. Mrs. ]. w. Davidson is Wis
iting in Kansas. Marion Reed and wife are
home from the West.- Mrs. H. L. Dean, of Chi
cago, has been the guest recently OF Mrs f. F.
Adams. Miss Myrtle Hamilton entertained
Miss Matte Mayfield. of Carlinvile, the past
week. Miss Frances Hendren, of Columbus
o., is guest of Miss Alice Hendren in this city
- Mrs. w. A. DOwlinR, of Keesville, n. Y, is a
guest of Mrs. j. r. Sage Miss G. A Terry is
home from Washington, ID. c. Mrs. A. p. Cum
ningham is visiting at Kansas City and other
points West Mrs. L. c. Thompson has returned
to Chicago. Mrs. T. b. Maltby has returned to
ST. Louis. Mrs. Anna Parker has returned to
Delayau. Ill.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Brisk-The Leather and Hide Markets
WeaIs-Other Markets Steady.

weak-Other Markets Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 1s.-The volume
of trade in the week closing to-day was very
satisfactory in its volume and fluctuations
in values were few. The leather market
carries a weak tone and harness leather de-
clines cent. per pound and other descrip-
tions are weak. The hide market. on un-
favorable reports from the East also de-
clines, aud still lower prices will not be
surprise. In the produce markets there is
a good deal of activity. Apples. potatoes.
cabbages are all steady at quotations. with
q fair supply of each. Oranges and lemons
in light supply; prices firm. In groceries
everything Is steady and firm, canned
goods and dried fruits excepted. and these
articles are In better demand and hrmer
than ten days ago. Dry goods of all de-
prices. The iron and hardware markets
are both active; prices firm. In seed there
is a good deal doing; prices steady on all
descriptions. Other markets arc without
feature.
The local market is in much better tone
than on Monday. The attendance on
'Change the last few days has been larger.
and bidding more spirited. Prices to-day
ranged as follows:
Wheat-No. red. 99c; No. 3 red. 94l2c;
rejected, SIC: :unmerchantable.6 Csc.
Corn-No. white. sec; No. white. 81 i2c;
white mixed, sic; No. white. 5lc;
No. white. 45c; No. 2 yellow, Sic; No. Syel-
low, 50l2c: No. yellow, 45c; No mixed.
49c; No. mixed, 4sl2c; No. 4 mixed. 45c:
sound ear, 49c.
Oats-No. white, 43l9c; No. white.
40c; No. mixed. 41l2c; rejected, SSc; un-
merchantable. SEC.
Bran-Local dealers are bidding SIS.
Hay-Timothy, choice. Sl0.5O; No. /, So5o:
No. 2, $3.50; No. 1 prairie, $3.50; No. 3
prairie. s.; mixed hay. &C.
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UrDana.

CSRedick and wife, of Decatur, ILL.,. were visit
ors in Champaign the past week. Miss Matte
Kerr Is in Chicago. - Maggie Dunlop has re-
turned to Elgin, Ill.,. Misses Josie and Belle
Johnson are visiting in Omaha -: Miss Edith
Kaucher is home from Chicago. :. Sol Cohen and
family Of Arcoa are visitors in the city. : j. M.
Garrett and wife, of Kansas, are visitors in Ur-
bana. Mrs. Jas. Dunlop and son Jean are visit
ing in Springfield, Mo- The Drs. White are
home from Ohio. H. c. Hackerman and wife,
of Lima, o., guests of Wallace Silver and
family Miss Ida Hanes recently purchased
large invoice of books for the city library
Mrs. NJ. Elrod will spend the winter in Indiana.
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here Thursday. Rev. A. w. Lamport went to
indianapolis Wednesday 10 officiate at the mar
riage of compile OF his old parisbioners. MISS
Ruby Gaar and Miss Ida Watson attended the
wedding of Miss Chapman in indianapolis
Wednesday last. - Mrs. David IL. Gooding. OF
Greenfield. is visiting Richmond friends. Mrs.
Hastings attended w. c. T. U. convention at
Terre Haute
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they will send you the Magazine for
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monthly. 1t is the most wonderful offer
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Flour. $4,000 brls; wheat. 5000 bu; corr.
100000 bu: oats. 302, 600 bu; rye, 1000 bu;
barley, 1900 bu.
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vile much improved in health, Colonel and
Mrs. Tinkham and daughter. Miss Jennie. of
Homer, spent Tuesday here visiting friends;--.
Miss Name Head after pleasant visit with her
old friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bowman, at south
Bend. has returned home.
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Portland.

Misses Bessie Smith, Mamie Bates, Lora Rob
bins and Lizzie Neff, of Winchester. were the
guests of Miss Lou Hall over Sunday MI
George Saunders and wife have returned TO
their home in Washington, ID. c., after q pleasant
visit with friends and relatives here Mrs. L.
s. johnson and daughter, Mrs. W. A. Moorman,
are visiting relatives in Kansas City, Mo- MT
and Mrs Sam Shannon, of Traverse City, Mlch-,
are the guests of Mr.. j. Q. Potter and family 49,
Miss Helen Adair, who has Deen visiting her
brother. Rev. j. NJ. Adair. for some time, re-
turned to her home in Moscow, Idaho, last week.
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Marshall.

Mrs. Dana Sheriff. is visiting in Chicago-;
Miss Mamie Mitchell, OF Cedar Place. visited
relatives and friends here last Monday Harry
SandersOn and wife, who were recently married
at the home of the brides parents In Hunting
ton, Ind, and who have been spending few
weeks here with his parents, started Monday for
their new home in FidalgO City, Wash - MISS
Kate Chrisman, OF Terre Haute, has been spend
ing few days with Miss Jennie Marvin Mrs.
Ira Center, of Kethsburg. No., is the guest or
her mother, Mrs. Amanda Reed Mrs Martha
Crosson. OF Seattle, Wash, came recently 10
spend the winter with relatives here. Miss
Lulu Mcclure, OF Winfield, Kan, who was the
guest of Miss Ada Lockhard for several weeks,
went to indianapolis Tuesday. to spend q Few
Gays, after which she will 60 TO Chicago,
and thence home after short visit.
Mrs. Cornelia Clark. of Brazil, Ind, Is visiting
relatives here. Mrs. Lizzie Grant, or Port
Townsend, Ore, starts for homo Thursday, after
a few weeks visit here and in York. Mrs.
Charles Blaikie. of Mount Carmel, is here to
spend few days with eher parents. g. A: Hip
pard and wife. : Mrs. Homer Quick and daugh-
ter Lucy visited in Terre. Haute Thursday. :.
Gerard and Robert Maryman, of Hartford, Ind,
visited relatives here the first of the week..
Mrs Bailey Jordan, Of Indianapolis, Is the guest
of Mrs. William English. DE Lance Wallace
and wife and Miss May Wallace Of Colby, Kan,
are here to spend few days with relatives
Mrs. W. II. English has returned home from
Greenville, o. Miss Nellie Motfitt, OF Philadel
phia Pa, has returned home.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Continue Ouiet-Hogs Open Steady
and Close Quiet-Sheep Unchanged.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1s.-CATrLE.-Re-
ceipts. 423; shipments. 1o50 But few fresh
arrivals. Market continues quiet at yes
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Lebanon.

Miss Maud Leb0. OF Attica. who has been vis,.
itlng friends in this city for the past two weeks
has returned TO her home. Miss Kate Rammel
has returned from months visit with Indian
spolis friends. Miss Lille Walton, OF Liberty
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RnckvfIIe-

Mrs. James X. Meacham is visiting in Cincin-
natl Mrs W III. Harding, with her daughter
Mrs. George 8. Cole, have left for an extended
visit to relatives at Wichita, Kan. Mrs. A. ID.
Cheney and Mrs. VIM. Siemens are in Carlinvllle,
ILL., Miss Rena Rice is with her sister. Mrs. j.
NJ. Oldfather. at Hanover, Ind. Miss Dolne
Strain is in Chicago.
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Charleston.

A. N. Balm and wife are visiting in Springfield.
Mo. Rev. Austin Reat and wife are visitors IN
the city. Mrs. NJ. II. CustenbOrder, of Gridley,
Kan, and Mrs. j. McCurdy and children of
Dauforth H., were guests at Mrs r. Streets dur
ing the week past. Miss Nellie Norris a charm
ing young elocutonist of this city, was married
Sunday evening last TO Henry b. Hough, an
actor, of Chicago. Mrs. Fannie McAllister of
Terre Haute, and Mrs. Nettie Fergus of Pine
Bluff, OAK, guests at Mrs. ThOs. Craig
Mrs. Ann Hadley is visiting at Rock Creek, Kas
Miss Nellie Hart visited In Terre Haute last
week. Moses Kershaw is in Kingman. Kan
Mrs Charles Tillotson, of Mattoon, was enter
tanned by Mrs. Harry Sfoddert Tuesday.
Danville.
Miss Augustus. OF Paris, is the guest of Mrs A.
W. Henley, of the Ktna. Miss Cora SHUTS, of
Huntington, Is visiting her uncle, John SHUTS
Miss Mary Lemon has returned from St.
Louis. : Miss Rose Holloway. OF Georgetown,
spent Wednesday in the city Miss Corinne
Catlett, after spending few days with friends
here. has returned TO her home In Franklin, Ind
= Mrs. Kittie Campbell of Watseka is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Webster Mrs.
George Palfrey. of Oshkosh, Wis., is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. fhos- Davies. Mrs J. W.
Kent, who has been attending the exposition at
ST. Louis, has returned home Rev. Chas. A.
Crane and family have returned from Jackson
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following changes:
TRADING AT CHICAGO.

The banks now hold S349, ,22O less than
the requirements of the % per cent. rule.
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Ind. is visiting her grandfather, James Johnson.
,---lne Following persons were licensed 10 marry
during the past week: John ID. Calvin and Kate
McQuid, Charles Il. Heage and Flora A. Gardener.
william w. Templeton and Charlotte FRANK
Paul c. Gall and Minnie We'll, Theodore >. VII
son and Matilda Hillock. James StOker ana Cena
Cody.
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KnigntstoWn.

Mrs. j. W. Corwin, OF Richmond IA visiting
friends in this city. Mrs NJ. s. Barrett left
Tuesday for protraeted visit with relatives at
Brooklyn, n. Y----M Mrs Anna Boyle. OF Gettys-
burg, Pa. is the guest of Mrs. w. B. Gray on
North Washington street. Mrs. c. G. Furgason
attended the Hoffman Church wedding at Indi-
annapolis last Wednesday, Miss Lennon, OF
West Pine street, last week Miss Blanche
Freeman, OF Alta, o., Is the guest OF DIR. J. W.
White and family on south jefferson street
James steele and wife at home from a visit
with relatives at Sfuncie. Miss Margaret Car
son has been the guest OF her brother at Chilli
cothe, o., during the past week. Mrs John d.
streighf, OF Cincinnati, o., spent part of the
past week with friends In the city = Miss Ger
trude Grubbs has been with indianapolis friends
during the past week.
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Madison.

Mrs Ewing, of walkerton, who has been visit
Ing Mrs. DIR. Cogley, returned home Thursday.
Miss Roberta Best is home from keokuk, la.
Mrs Thos Graham entertained the o. l.. ID.
society Friday Mrs. o. G.. Johnson, OF Vevay,
Is visiting Mrs Theodore R0kebrandt. :. Mr. A.
B: Dunn and Miss Ota Coghill were welded
thursday James Mckenna and bride came in
from indianapolis Thursday The wife or
u.s. Mr.. and Mrs. George Saberton and Miss
Josie Barge have moved to Chicago Mrs.
walcott, of Utica, N. Y, and Mrs: Chas. Walcott,
sion. Mrs. Mary Fuller, of Quincy. ILL.,, and
MIS-. d. c. Branham, of Indianapolis, are In the
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NIsttOOn.

Mrs p. b. Linn and children have returned
from Emporia. Kan---G. NJ. French and family
Mrs Max Stern and children, of Chicago,
past week; Mrs. c. NJ shinn and daughter are
visiting at Garnett, Kan. Mrs. Hinman and
son. of Peru. Ind. are visitors in the city Miss
Emma Schicher has returned from visit In CHI
cago. = Mrs. Thos. Vaughn, OF Cairo. Ill, Is q
by Anna Wright and Matte Gay. Of Kentucky,
are visiting in Kansas City Miss Name Welch
has returned to Litcaeld miss Lulu .S snawni n;
few days. Miss Emma Thunneman, OF SuiI-
van, III, is guest of Mrs. E. j. Gilman. Miss
OF IS %
Chicago. Mrs. Chas. VeerkOettee has returned
from visit at Craigs, Mo- Mr.: and Mrs. A. b.
Allison have returned from visit in Chicago.
Miss Van Ashbrook is home from Ridge Farm, Ill.
Paris.
Mrs. Mary Hannah, of Indianapolis. Mrs. Jen-
Carrie RedmOn, OF this city, departed Tuesday for
aVn aSd M. Snd s y
his sister, Mrs. Nancy Welch- Mrs: Mary Foote
and Mrs. Harry Booth and children are the
guests OF Mrs. Frederick Baggs, Ut Indianapolis.
the guest of Mrs. r. "a. Kile last week Mrs.
Prudence RhOads and Mrs. Margaret Boyer, or
after a visit here with Mr. and Mrs. j: Cretors.
Mrs. X. St0nebraker, Of CrawfOrdsville, Ind,
is the guest of relatives in the city. Mrs. Fred
Reese and brother. X. j. ChilcOte, OF H1nesboro,
departed Wednesday for an extended visit
through the Western states Mrs Steven Burns
returned TO st. Joseph. Mo-, Wednesday, after a
visit here with Judge Hunter and family Mrs.
Lizzie Augustus and daughter, Miss Cam
ME, visited in Terre Haute Wednesday
Mr. swinford snd wife M are visiting inc in GhicagG Yst
with friends and relatives in Chicago. Miss
Mayme Callahan, OF Robinson, is the guest of
Mr. W. T. Cook and wife. Miss May McBetn
has returned from visit with friends in Chica-
60. Mr.. NJ. c. Jones and wife, of Sagnaohe.
Col, are the guests of Mr.. Horace DOllarhide
and wife. Mrs. Z. L. Harding has returned
from Cincinnati. Mrs ID. b. Elliott departed
Monday for visit in Chicago :. Mr.. John Bren-
nan and wife, who have been the guests of rea-
tives here. returned to their home in Sherman,
Tex, Yesterday.
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GreencastIe.

Mrs. Sutfeld has returned to Louisville
Dorsey Anderson and bride have taken up their
residence in this city Mrs. Hall and Mrs.
kratlng are again at home from St. Louis
Mrs. Gainor, of Sc. Louis, Is with her parents i'm
this city. Mrs DIR. Knight has returned from
Princeton Mrs. Rufus Stratton and Mrs. Ora
Henton were at Chicago during the week. A
T. Kelly and wife have gone to Dallas, Tex
Conrad Cook and wife and Albert Black have re-
turned from the Vest Mrs. Emma Winsor Is
IN the city on her way to her farm in Illinois
Colonel Fisk and his daughter, Mrs. Starr have
returned from their visit TO Newmarket, o
r l.. OHair and wife went TO Brazil "Wednesday
TO attend the wedding of her brother Mrs
Flora t. Laughlin will lecture this afternoon on
"Shakspeare's Theology"
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Greensburg.

Robert ]. Hyatt and family have come from
North Vernon to this city 10 live James ri
Gallup and family have gone to Denver Col. to
live. Mr.. Gallup has for many years been lead.
Ing business man here. Mrs. Harvey Becraft is
is visiting at Springfield. Mo. Lizzie shane is
at Urbana, ILL.,, visiting Miss Jennie Stewart
Of Cincinnati. IL here. Mrs. Henry Hammer.
ling Is visiting IN Springfield, MOI G. Rob
bins and wife are on trip to Colorado :. Mrs
=. T. Lambert is with friends nj Abba. Ia
Mrs Henry Lanham is visiting at Lacine Kan
Mrs. A. T. Rankin is on trip to Lawrence.
Kan. Mrs. Marsh Baker Is In Iowa for few
days. Mrs. c. W. Harvey. OF Indianapolis
spent part OF last week here at her former home
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Richmond.

Mrs NJ III. Dell Is the guest OF relatives in In
dianapolis Mrs. Omar Noble is visiting friends
I'm indianapolis. Colonel and Mrs. w. c. Starr
are in indianapolis for short stay. Mrs. Sid
dali is visiting indianapolis friends. Mr. and
Mrs James Lester, of Enray, Col, who have
been the guests OF DIR. and Mrs Kinsey. returned
nome Friday night. :. Miss Laura Hutton visited
indianapolis last week. Major III. Van Cleave,
of the Marion soldiers Home, attended the re-
union of the Eighth and Eighteenth Indiana In
fantry aud the First Battery, which was held
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NObIesyiIIe.

Mrs d. L. Mcdonald, of Union City, and Mrs
Pierre Cray of Indianapolis. mother and sister
of Mrs. Geo. M. Snyder, of this city, were visit
ing here last week. Mrs. Nj. G. Haworth and
indianapolis last week Judge Carver went to
Cincinnati last week on business. Wv. III. Bos
j. F. Walker is quite sick. Miss Carrie Luce has
returned to her home In Tiffin. o.. Mrs. Ellis
Roberts, of Eagletown. and Miss Bowman, of
North Carolina spent last Thursday with j. X
Bush and family Mr.. Rachel Allen and Mrs.
A. B. Brown and daughter Ruth. of Cleveland,
o.. mother and sister of Mrs. f. b. Pfaff, are In
the city.