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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-19
Converted by Marine.

SpttIHIt 20 tHt 1NtIIdIldpOIIS JUuEnNI.
CONVICTION. Ind, Oct. 1s.-Hou William
NJ. Marine spoke TO a large audience in the
courthouse tonight. It was one of the
most logical addresses ever delivered in
Fountain county. and the result will prove
highly beneficial to the Republican party.
There were those in attendance that came
near twelve miles to listen to the speech.
and among them were several old Demo-
cratic soldiers and farmers, who warmly
grasped the speakers hand and ayowed
their intention to cast their votes for Har-
rison and the whole ticket. All of MI. Ma
rine's engagements from this date are can
celed. on account of the critical illness of
n daughter who is at the point of death at
the family home in Baltimore, Md.
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Great Time In swayzee, Of Grant.

MARION, Ind. Oct. 1a.-The best Repub-
lican meeting that has been held in this
county during this campaign was that at
Swayzce last night. A conservative esti-
mate places the number present at LOCO,
and not less than 1000 is the estimate of
the more enthusiastic. When it is remem-
bered that Swayzee is a village of but 500
souls, and in O township that has always
been considered safely Democratic, the
managers have every reason to coDgratn-
late themselves. Capt. Milton Garrigus
was the principal speaker. For more thar
an hour and q half the crowd listened
~intently to him, and then called for Captain
DAILY. candidate for Congress in this DIS
trict, to whom it listened with equal atten-
ton for half an hour.
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Over In Delaware County.

SPECIAL 70 The 1ndlanan0lissIournal
MUNCIF. Ind. Oct. lS.-The frat political
meeting held IN this city under the auspices
OF the First Voters Republican Club took
place last night in the co~ur,-hnuse. Hon.
John l. Gririths. the young Reporter of tho
Supreme Court. was the speaker. and be
delighted the large audience with the man.
ner IN which he presented the important
issues OF the present campaign. Notwifh-
standing the c0unter-atfraction of u Dem
ocratIe nesting at the Walnut-stree Op-
era-house 1t least three hundred persons
could not be accommodated with space in
the COURTROOM.
Through the efforte OF Capt. A. +. Collins
the Republicans of Delaware county are
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Brnn sWick lUA1 NeWs-
A Kansas man who has been afiliating
with the Alliance party of that State for
the past few years. having severed his alle-
glance thereto. thus briefly gives his rea-
sons for so dong:
/. Because 1t is run by lawyers without
clients;
2. By doctors without patients:
8. by preachers without pulpits;
4. By women without husbands;
5. BY farmers without farms;
6. BY financiers without finance:
z. by educators without education. and
8. BY statesmen out OF . job.
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Hon. w. w. Curry at Warsaw.

special 70 the Indianapolis journal.
WARSAW, Ind. Oct. 1S.-Hon. w. w. Cur
". of Washington City. addressed 1900 Re-
pubiIcans in the o~pera-house Monday even
ing. Although advanced In years. Mr.. Cur
~ threw much vigor and power into his
effort. 1t was one of the most instructive
addresses that has yet been delivered here.
Mr.. Curry was listened to w~ith<interest,
the only Interruptions coming in the shape
of app,ause.
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w. u. Owen at Lagrange.
Sperfai IN the ~Indianap0lis Journal.

LAGRANGE. Ind. Oct. 1a.-Hon. w. d.
Owen. of Washington. ID. c., ex-member of
Congress from this State, spoke to an APP
preciative audience, last night, at the
courthouse. The speech was solely on the
tariff. For more than two hours the peo-
pie sat and listened. Lagrange county will
ernor Hamilton, of Illinois, will be present.
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Crowd Measured by Acres.

SPECIAL 20 The InIianapoIle JOurnaL
WogTHISGToN, Ind. Oct. 1S.-Tbe town
of w orthington was flaming with banners
to-day The occasion was the address of
Ex-Governor Porter TO q multitude that
covered acres. Hundreds struggled in vain
10 get within hearing distance of the
speaker. There was an immense process
sion. which Governor Porter reviewed from
the Williams House. Six brass bands.t two
drum corps. the original Popcorn" Glee
Club or 1885 and two glee iii bs of girls fur
nIshed patriotic music. The whole of
Greene county. AS we'll as adjoining conn
ties. seemed to have been thoroughly
aroused.
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Cuticura Resoiyent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest of
Humor Remedies, internally ito cleanse the blood
OF all impurities and poisonous elements, and
thus remove the cansel, and Cuticura. the great
skin Cure. and Cutcura Soap. an exquisite Skin
Purifier and Beaitisier, externally Ito clear the
skin and scalp. and restore the hair speedily cure
every hunor ann disease of the skin. scalp and
blood. with loss OF hair. whether itching. burning.
scaly. pimply ana Ii0icby. whether simple. scrof-
ulous. hereditary. o: contagious, when physicians
aud all other remedies fail.
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CockAm P,eases FrankIIn.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
FRANKLIN, Ind, Oct. 1S.-Hon. John B..
Cockrum addressed the Republicans of this
city in a most eloquent speech. Owing to
the rain the audience was not large. but
there was suoh high appreciation of Mr..
Cookrum's speech that taere was n gener-
ally expressed desire to have him return
during the campaign.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

CoRYDoN, Oct. 1a-Hon. C.. w. Fair
banks addressed an audience of about five
hundred persons in the public square at
this place to-day. His speech was an able
one and was enthusiastically received.
There were three glee clubs present. which
rendered some excellent music. George
Crawford, an old soldier, who recently left
the Democratic party. occupied o seat
upon the stand.
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Politics mt Madison.
TO the Indianapolis Journal.

Special 20 the Indianarolis Journal
MADISON, Ind. Oct. 1S.-At the Writ
school-house last night was held one of the
largest Republican meetings that has been
held in that neighborhoad for a long time.
Mr.. John L. Ward presided. and a speech
was delivered by Hon. S. H. Spooner. of In
dianapolis. who was frequently applauded.
He was followed by Hon. A. d. Vanosdol.
and the latter IN turn by Hon. NJ. K. Sui
Ger. Mr.. Willis II. Ryker. candidate for re-
election as county assessor. Mr.. Chris Kohl,
for sheriff. and Mr.. John w. Tevis, for
clerk, modestiy announced themselves, and
were warmly cheered.
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Van vorhis mt Brookviile.

SpeclaIt 10 TIC IHUIanHPUH5 JOurna-
BRooKvILLE, Ind, Oct. 1S.-Colonel Van
Vorhis held a meeting at the courthouse
last evening. Attention was gwen to the
speaker for nearly two hours. He dwelt
on the tariff question IN all its phases. He
also referred to Clevelands veto record.
The Colonel is an excellent campaigner,
and Is doing great good for the cause.
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An Appropriate Meeting.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
YORKTOWN. Ind, Oct. 1S.-G eneral Crosse
addressed q large Republican rally in the
new glass factory yesterday. The meeting
was especially appropriate. as a protective
tariff has brought several factories to
Yorktown, and the meeting yesterday was,
in a sense, o dedicatory service of the glass
factory to protection and Republican prln-
cIpies.
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Special 10 tie indianapolis Journal
PETERSBURG, Ind. Oct. ls.-The largest
and most enthusiastic rally of the CAM
paign was held here by the Republicans
yesterday evening. The meeting was ad.
dressed by Hon. John &. Clancy. Assistant
Attorney general of the United States. and
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Hard to Guess tho Winners.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1s.-It was hard to guess
the winners at Hawthorne to-day. Two
fayorites, one ct evens. the other at odds
on, a second choice and three outsiders
crossed the finish line fret. Results:
First Race-One-half mile. Thane won
in :52.
Second Race-Eight and one-half fur
longs. Ray S., won In 1:532.
Third observation-disclosures of o mile.
IvaDhoe won in 1:1TlR.
Fourth R~ace-One-half mile. Antrim
won In :514.
Fifth Race-One mile and seventy yards.
Bankrupt won in Isl.
Sixth Race-One mile and seventy yards.
Optcry won in 1:514.
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Ar Charlottesville Music Hall.

SpeciaI 10 THO IuuIdHHpUIS JOUrHdI.
CHAMPIONSHIPS, Ind. Got. 1S.-Hon.
William NJ. Marine, OF Maryland, addressed
a large audience at Music Hall, last even
ing. and in an able manner explained the
Republican doctrines. He was listened to
with close attention.
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BOSTON WON.

Cleveland Defeated I'm the First pion.
ship Ball Game Played To n Conclusion.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CLEVELAND, Oct. lS.-Two errors, to- day.
BY two of the Cleveland players and Duff
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Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago 6 St Louis Ry. Co
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago a 81. Louis Railway
Company, for the ELECTION a directors and for such
Other business a. may come before the meeting. VIII
be held NJ the oiflce OF the company IN CINCINNATI. o..
WEDNESDAY. OCT. .6. 1892. Al 10 o'clock A. Il.
Tie siocS transfer books will clos Oct 4. 1892. al 3
o'clock p NJ. aud reopen al 10 o'clock A. NJ Oct "a.
lsY2. T. L. OSBORN. Secretary
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CIosely Contested at Lexineton.

LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. 1s.-F1ve thousand
persons attended the races here to-day. All
the events were ~stubbornly contested.
Summarizes:
Fret neutrality-suspicious. of a mile. Sal
walton won; Virgie Johnson second, Selma
ID. third. Time. 1:15l5.
Second Race-Fifteenth- sixteenths of q
mile. Irish Chief won; General Miles sec
ond. rlllide third. Time. 1856.
Third Race-One and one-sixteenth mile.
Lake Breeze won; Senorita second. Bob L..
third. Time, 1:4S4.
Fourth Race-One mile. Calhoun won;
Selma ID. second, Paladin third. Time,
1:434.
Fifth Race-Five and q half furlongs.
Deception won; Belfast second. Boundless
third. Time, 1:10.
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ex-Congressman F.. B. Posey, of Evansville.
Mr.. CLANCY presented some strong argu-
ments Ia favor OF the tariff. To furnish o
practical illustration. he showed that wire
nails could be bought in Petersburg for
less DER pound than the duty. Mr. Posey's
speech was eloquent and convincing. and
elected enthusiastic applause.
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At Belmont Driving Park.
Special 10 the indianapolis Journal

EpECIal 10 III 1HtHdli1pUaS ~
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 18.-Good races were
the rule al. the second day of the fall meet
ing at Belmont Driving Park. Flax Hal
won the fifth heat and race of the unfin-
ished 2:27 pace. the beat time being 2:2l4
The e:o9 trot was won by Linkwood Chief;
best time, 2:lSA. The s:22 pace was unfin-
ished. Bolton took the first heat In 2:16A.
The 2:22 trot was also unfinished, Chester
having n heat to his credit, taken in 2:19l2.
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SIeclal 10 the Indianapolis JOURNAL.
CROTHERsvILLE. Ind. Oct. 1s.-Gregors
Hall was crowded to its utmost capacity
this afternoon to hear Hon. William f.
Humphrey, who delivered q mastery
speech in favor of home protection and Re-
publican supremacy. His arguments were
unanswerable, and be showed up the party
of free trade and wildcat currency in such
q manner as TO convince all falr-minded
men of the ~soundness of Republican princi-
ples.
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Ovation to the Governor mt Greensburg.

Ovation to the Governor mt Greensburg.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENsBURG. Ind, Oct. 1S.-Governor
Chase received an ovation on his arri-
val here ut 4 O'clock tins afternoon. A
delegation of old soldiers, uniformed
clubs from Batesville and Newport,
including the lair sex, and the Umbrella
Club of this city, with several
bands of music, escorted tho Governor
through the city and then to the residence
OF John Child, where ne was entertained.
1t was the largest demonstration OF tho
campaign. The people came from all parts
of the county and much enthusiasm was
manifested. At night the Governor spoke
at the Rink Opera house. Standing room
was IN demand. He was frequently ap-
niauded
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ELAN and Brewer mt Jefre rsonviIle.

SptCIaI II III IHuIand pOll5 JUufHdI.
JEFFERsONyILLR, Ind.. Oct. is. - Hon.
John B. Elan. of Indianapolis. last night
addressed the Repu Olicans on the political
issues. He made an effective speech. and
held the closest attention of his hearers for
an hour and n half. He was followed by
Gurley Brewer, the celebrated colOred
orator of Vincennes. who spoke chiefly to
the coiored voters who were present. Both
speakers were loudly a%pplauded by the au-
dlence.
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Big Rally at Knox.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
VALPARAISO. Ind, Oct. 1S.-The Repub-
lican rally at Knox Saturday was q grand
success. Never before was such q crowd
seen at a political meeting in Stark coun-
ty. The parade in the afternoon was over
two miles long. consisting Of wagons and
floats. A feature of the parade was the
log cabin and coon. drawn by eightyoke of
oxen. Four thousand people stood In the
courthouse square to hear the speeches.
Hon. aaron Jones, candidate for Secretary
of State. spoke two hours and a half, max
ing one of the best speeches ever heard
there. He was followed by e~x-ConRress-
mar Mark l.. DeMotte. of this city. In q
thirty-minute speech. A pole 80 feet high
was raised. adorned with the American
flag and o Harrison and Reid banner thirty
feet lcng.
Stark county may be counted sure for
Harrison and Reid, ana Dodge for Con-
gresS.
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New York Sun.
"Parker's fire insurance policy covered
the coal In his cellar. and the other day,
just for q Joke. he put in q claim for all the
coal he'd burned"
what did the company dot"
Had Parker arrested for ~arson.n
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Sold everywhere Price, Cuticnra. soc; Soap.
Csc; Resolvent. 81. Prepared by the Potter
Drug and Chemical Corporation. Boston.
EH send for 'uow TO Cure Skin Diseases"
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Kennedy's Effective Talk.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
PARAMOUNT. Ind, sOct. 1s.-Ex-Governor
Robert p. Kennedy, OF Ohio. addressed q
large and enthusiastic Republican audi
ence. at this place, last night. Mr.. Ken.
nedy spoke two and one-half hours
in O mastery and convincing argu-
ment. His tariff lessons were par
ticularly plain and impressive, while
the force bill was thoroughly explained
and found to lose it's terrors in the view of
honest men. The good old times Demo
cratic ''yellow-pup" money. with its 8 to 5
per cent. discount at every State line, was
completely riddled to the delight of all Re-
publicans present.
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AUCTION SALE.


UCTION WELL-KEPT FTRNI
N ture. Carpets, StOyee. etc. VIII he soil at the res.
idence. l2S ". Pratt street. ~ 10 o'clock. on Wedncs-
,fay. oct. 10. n choice collection az furniture aud
household goods. embracing two very fne walnut
marble-top bedroom suites, with toilet mirrors; ele.
socia6le; walnut portable wardrobe. marbie-top tables
aud stands, velvet. Brussels and ingram carpets,
large and small rigs. lace curtains. base burners and
COOK sf0yea. re.g1geraiOrs. extension table, oil paint
ings, oI ographs and eneravinCs. French clock hair
and sattoll top mattresses, woven wire springs. cane
CHARS and rockers. easel, toilet sets. blankets. CONF
forfs. spreads. window shade =. safe. step ladder.
croekcry. etc. etc. GUSTIN d. MccURDY, Auc-
tonoers
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DTfIPIEs. blackneads. red. rough. chapped
1 LII and oily skin cured BIZ CUTicCRA Medi-
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Boston Herald.
Brer Blaine. he isn't shouting.
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Match race, one-mile dash:

Iime-;32, 1:O2sa. 1889. 2:O4i2.
Two-year-o old pace (unfinished.) Bonnie
Belle and Nidia took q heat each; Joe
Wilkes third. To Order fourth, Albert H.
fifth. Lizzie Mack andlMoGinty distapced.
Time-2:lSA. 2:2034.
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SULPHUR's the thing to Danish eruptions, COM
plexiOn blcmishes, sores, govt and rheumatism,
This great remedial agent Ia eflectually and in
extensively embodied IN Glenn's sulphur Soap,
which Is just as beneficial as costly sulphur
baths. Sold by druggists.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown.
so cents.
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Time-2:15. 2:12, 2:11l4.

Dash for yearling PAGERS, one mile. Mill
Lady first. Winnie second. Brookside third,
Fire Fly fourth. Time. 2:31.
The 2:S5 trot; mile dish; purse 5000. Eli
first, with Lallah Wilkes. Baron P0sey,
Bow BELLS and Oddly in order. Time.
2:1SA.
Match race, one.mile dash:
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Looks Bright In Madison.

SPECIAL TO the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Oct. 1s.-The prospect of Re-
publican success in Madison county IN
creases day by day. The most encourag-
ing reports are sent in to Republican head
quarters in this city. The speaking cam
paign is being prosecuted with much vigor.
This afternoon ex-Congressman Cheadle
and Hon. Charles L. Henry we're at
Lapel, where q big meeting was
held in WrIght's grove. Fully q
thousand persons were in attendance.
Mr.. Henry goes TO frankton tonight,
where be will deliver another of his viEor-
Gus speeches. Mr.. Henry is in great de-
mapd in this county, and Republicans are
confident he will poll o very heavy vote.
Hon. Samuel w. Allerton. of Chicago, q
partner IN one of Anderson's most impor-
tan ndustries-tbe Arcadetfle- works-will
speak In this city next week, discussing
protection from "a business mans stand
point. The outlook at this time is indeed
flattering.
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Onfy $3.50
Chicago and Return.
Via Monon Route,

Only $3.50
Chicago and Return.
Via Monon Route,
Account of dedicatory services of the
Worlds Far. Tickets good going Oct. 10,
20. 81 and %; good returning until Oct. "a.
inclusive. Pullman vestibuIe trains, Phil
man palace sleeping cars, elegant dining
car service. Ticket offices, &c South Ilii-
nois street. Union Station and Massachu-
setts avenue. j. ID. BALDWIN, ID. p. A.
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making q unique and effective campaign.
Meetings are being held nightly in the out
townships. Ten speakers 30 from Muncle
and speak ten minutes. Captain Collins 10
moderator, and as the watch clicks the six
hundredth second Captain Collins raps the
orator down and he must at once drop in
his seat. no matter IL HIS point be made or
not. as the next speaker Is expected to be-
gin where the former speaker left off. The
plan Is q novel one and tho meetings gen.
orally close with the audience calling
for more speeches. AS the meeting
at Selma last night the largest crowd
that ever attended n political gathering IN
the tow was present. The ringing of an
wills IN the evening had attracted a crowd
of about seven hundred persona. The
speakers for the evening were William
Hayse. apt. +. C. McGratb. T.. T.. Merri-
deth. Joseph g.. Letter. e.. j. Medsker. o.
n. Cranor. w. w. Ross. Rollin Warner.
William II. Stokes (colored) and John Mer-
rideth.
sum- 'at Stirred Up at summitviile.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
S~UMMITvILLE, Ind. Oct. 1s.-The meeting
held at this place last night. and addressed
by Hon. j. b. Cheadle. ex-member of Con-
gress from the Ninth District. was a rous-
ing success. About six hundred people had
assembled at the place of meeting, which
was in the mammoth new sheds of s. C.
CowgilPs tile factory, when the speaker.
escorted by the Summitville band, arrived.
The seats were improvised benches.
and very uncomfortable. but. never
theless, the audience gave undivided
attention for two hours. Mr.. Cheadle
administered a scathing rebnke to Demo-
Gratis for trying to deceive the wage-earners
of this country. and explained how they
had departed from the methods of Jeffer-
son and Jackson. He then passed to the
Infamous State tax law. and clearly
showed how it Disseminated in favor OF
on the farmers and ]Gboring men. He
closed with q glowing tribute 10 BENJAMIN
Harrison and Ira J. Chase. The Anderson
Glee Club was present and sang some of
their characteristic songs.
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BUILDING n LOAN PLYMOUTH saw
ID INGS AND LOAN ~SOCIA Office in
Vinton Block. Pennsylvania street Conservative,
careful management. Profitable investment Its ex-
perience. Loans made at moderate premiums In-
vestigation solicited Information freely given
GAZING M ~LOAN-THE ETNA SAVING
- and Loan Association has money To loan No
commission. Office, 80 East Market street.
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FOR RENT.

EoR RENT-A BRICK BUSINESS ROOM FOR
IL rent, natural gas used i'm it. good location. reason
able rent. Apply TO w. III. Greenfield
Ind.
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business CHANCE-MEDICAL PRACTICE
ID and Office olttt for sale in city Of Marion. Ind.
good location Terms easy aud cash required Adj
dress post0ffice box No. 749, Marion, Ind.
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TRY DAVID c. BRYAN, Ga EAST MARKET
l. ST, opposite postofice.
DOR EXCHANGE-rEAL A
Il both farm and city property in all parts Of the
country; also stocks 0f merchan Use. dry goods. CLOTH
ing, boots AMI shoes. and hardware. RIDDLE,
HAMILTON d. CO.. Terre Haute. Ind
Middletown transcript., 1892-12-29
Family Parties.

Dinner parties and family reunions
were the order Of Christmas Day, and
our Middletown people did their share
Of keeping the day accordingly. The
family party at Mr.. Richard Cochran's
on Green street, was attended by all
available members. Mr.. A. g. Cox
observed the day, as is his custom, by
dining his paster and family, with a
few other friends.
Mrs. Catharine Merritt was happy
in having all her sons and daughters
at home for the Christmas dinner.
A large family party assembled in
the spacious home of Mr.. William Tay-
lor, where mirth and song with peace
and good will made a merry Christ
mas for all.
The house of Mr.. William Houston
was the scene of much merry making.
Four generations were represented in
the family party, and the great-grand-
mother and the great grand daughter
Joined in the festivities and made the
day memorable. These and many of
a similar chracter are among the pleas
ant memories of the holiday season.