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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-26

a girl for housework. Apply to
B MRs. DRYBURGH,
Flynn Block.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-26
Money, Z per Cent.

"a Compressed yeast at the bak.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-26

d. Mah0ney, tsuccessor to Rich &
Co, y dealers IN Fruits, Confectionery,
Tobacco, etc, Foreign and Domestic
Cigars speciality. =. LIT
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-26

~G0 to the Home Meat Market
for q rood steak or roast. -.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-26

apOlis, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Z. Barr, OF
Mankato, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Sim
mons of Long Prairie, Mr.. H. C.
Garvin, OF Winona, and Mr.. NJ. f.
Trumer, Of, st. Paul.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-02-26

/ have for sale cheap a lur>.,r
amount OF lumber, glass, doors, win
dows, etc., belonging to The Falls
City Manufacturing Co.
p. +. HOsCH,
Assignee.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18
SOCIAL LIFE
In INDIANAPOLIS
The Demands Of the Holidays
Interfering with the Usual
Society Events and Fes-
tmivities.

The season of remem-
ORANGES is at hand and alb
serbs the attention of all
classes. There is none so
poor but will remember
friends with some token Of
affection or regard.
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Irvington.

Miss Ella Pitcher, of Franklin, Ind, Is visiting
Mrs. Omar Wilson.
Miss Katherine Atkinson returned to her home
in Wabash, Ind, yesterday.
Miss Mary Brouse Is in Chicago visiting her
cousin, Miss Anna Manlove.
Miss Ida Gilbert went to Nashville YESTERDAY.
where she will spend the holidays.
Mrs. windfeld. who visited Mrs. E. +. Frazier
several days last week, has returned 70 her homo
in Kokomo.
Miss Mary Fish and Miss Adelaide Rogers. of
indianapolis, and Miss Katherine lowering, of
Lafayette, visited friends in Irvington last week.
The entertainment given under the auspices of
the ladies Of the Christian Church on Monday
night was very successful, the clearance being
something over $50.
Prof. Demarchus Brown, Greek professor in
Butler University, after having been detained
until recently in Paris on account of serious Ill
health, Is now In Greece.
At a meeting OF the Irvington Town Board, on
Monday night. Mr.. Sylvester johnson resigned
his position as treasurer, and X. f.. Moore was
appointed to I'LL his place.
On Friday evening a most enjoyable entertain
ment was given In the college chapel, by the
School of Music, under the direction of Miss
Jeanette Grouse. The performers were Misses
Eva and Pearl Jeffries, Cults, Hay and Shares.
and Mrs. Benjamin L. Daley. A very delight
full part of the programme was the violin solo
by Mr.. Will Thompson, OF indianapolis.
The Oratorical Association. at its first meeting
TINS TERM M elected the toiiowing officers; Presi-
nick; corresponding secretary. Mr.. Will Howe;
recording secretary. Miss Eva Butler; treasurer.
Miss Nellie Brevoort. This is the first year that
the association has taken q co-educati0nal stand,
it being open only TO young men heretofore.
Tuesday. Dec. 20, the Irvington Lodge Of
Knights of Pythias viii give an entertainment
They will be assisted by the Pressmen's Glee
Club, the Irvington Serenaders and the Silver
tone Qurtet. Mr.. Harry Porter will he present
and add to the performance specialties in the
way OF jokes and 8 ngs; also. Mr.. George
Marone, who is well known through his skill as
q solo harpist.
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Bedford.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben wykof entertained quite a
large pum Der OF friends at their residence Satur-
day evening. Music and games were the chief
attractions for amusement OF the evening".
Miss Florence Corbin is visiting nsOwensbure
THE Missionary Society of the NJ. L. Church
was pleasantly entertained at the residence
Ssen visiting in this city T'''G Seeently. mas
at the residence of NJ. ". Merrick Wednesday
evening. Miss Lizzie Armstrong. OF Deal. was
In the city this week visiting friends Mrs.
X. E. Beam. who has been visiting friends at
New Albany. arrived home on Monday. The
Bedford G. l.. 5. c. will meet at the home of Miss
Alice Malott. Tuesday evening, Dec. 90. An ex-
cellent programme has been selected for the 90
casi0n. Cards are out announcing the marriage
o. DR.; J. II MePheeters and Miss Lilly Ruby at
Miss Antoinette, OF Bloomington. was the
guest OF Miss Katie Malott during the week..
Mrs May shnpe. of Gosport. has been visiting in
this city----Rev. and Mrs Joseph Franklin, who
attended the G.. W. b. NJ. and Y. r.. S. e.. L. at
Washington. Ind. have returned home.-..Mrs
w. b. Trainor is visiting relatives and friends at
Paris, m..-.A surprise party was given MT.
Jesse johnson in honor OF the anniversary OF
his birth. Friday of last week. Music and games
Among those present were: Misses Dorm Mar
tin. Gertie and Jessie Ikerd. Minnie Martin, Ida
Mitchell. Nellie Lemons. Belle Horsey. Messrs.
Earl Sears, Harry Aeaam. Alvarian Demott
Cooper. Charles Reath. Albert Sears, Frank
spaulding. Albert .sthbens. James Steven
and wife. OF Terre Hante. are ', Vis.
ting the family of W. n. Dagsy..-.
Miss Name Messick willleave. after the holidays,
10 take q course IN music at Greencastle. ...R. C..
spranll and wife left on Monday for Pittshnrg
and Allegheny City Mrs Eli Kinser Is at Har-
rodsbnrg. visiting relatives and friends. =. Miss
number of friends at her residence on Friday
evening. -. Misses Georgia Dalton. Minnie Carl
ton. Florence Lane and Mrs. DIR. simpson have
returned to their homes from Indianapolis
Miss Eva Burton, who has been visiting In this
city, returned 70 her homo In Mitchell Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.. Daugherty, Of Lafayette,
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Muetzer sun
day.-..Mrs. Fred Martin went to Lafayette on
Friday to take part In a musicale held there on
Saturday Miss sallie Carter. of oxford. is
spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs. r VAN
deventer. AIRS. H. j.. Green visited in
Indianapolis during the week - Mr..
Indianapolis o Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. A. Nathan has returned from Ashland. Ky.
----Mtss Mary Grain visited in Lafayette ON Sat
urday.. Miss Mollie Mcmahon. of Covington.
spent Friday with Mrs. Charles Zeigler. Mrs.
Harry Sample. of Lafayette, spent Sunday in
Attica:...Mr and Mrs. viii Zeigler and daugh-
ter Julian and Mrs. Reid Zeigler were in Chicago
Wednesday and Thursday Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Zeigler spent Sunday in Williamsport. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry b. Jones started for Gambler, Fla.
Tuesday. They will spend the winter there,
guests OF Mr.. Jones's brother Mrs. Zula Bea-
YER, or Newtown, was the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Fred Rohlfng. during the week. Mrs.
CruInpton and daughter Clara returned to their
home at Baltimore on Tuesday 49, The Presby-
terian ladies' missionary tea met at Mrs. VIII
mer's on Tuesday Louis Bing. or Urbana. and
Miss Sarah Loeb, OF this city, were married at
Lafayette on Tuesday.
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Society Events.

The engagement f. announced OF Miss Nellie
TilfOrd and Mr.. Rice.
Mrs. George E. Hunt will give the third of her
series OF receptions Tuesday afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Jacobs and
Mr.. Frederick Seymour 10 announced for Jan. 4.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret Haugh and
Mr.. Frederick Conrad will take place Wednes-
day.
series OF afternoon teas Thursday, from 3 TO B
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Daniels viii give a din
ner, Tuesday evening, IN honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
]. p. Dunn.
Mrs. Eliza G. Wiley and SOM Mr.. Frederick
Henry Wiley. will give a party at the Propyleum
Friday evening. at 8 O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Dunn viii receive their
friends. Friday, after 4 o'clock, at their home,
on North Pennsylvania street
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. Drew will give q dancing
party Christmas eve In honor or their niece,
Miss Mary Watson. of Chicago.
Miss Emily s. Bingham viii give a reception
Wednesday evening, in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
R. C. Dean. of Washington. ID. O.
Mrs. Henry b. Smith was hostess yesterday
afternoon for a delightful informal reception at
her home, on North Delaware street.
The Dramatic Club viii give two plays. Mon
day evening. at the Propyleum. MY Lord in
Livery" and the Chimney Corner"
The Marlowe Euchre Club was pleasantly en-
Miss Loa Marshall on West Second street.
Mai. and Mrs. W.. ]. Richards will give a small
dinner tomorrow evening. in honor OF Mrs. +.
L Mayors guest, Miss Packer. of Troy, N. ".
The Propyleum Dancing Club will give a
banquet and ball at the Propyl9um. Dec. 80.
Several guests from out OF town will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Hackedorn will give a
large party. Friday evening. at their home on
North Delaware street. in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed Metzler. of Findlay, o.
Mr.. edward W. Barrows and Miss Cora b.
Barrows have issued Invitations for n party Fri
day evening. Dec. 80. at their home, corner of
Iwenty-nfth and Illinois streets.
Mrs. Ferdinandina Reese will give a dancing
party &C the P~ropyiRum Jan. 4. 1898, in honor
OF her son and daughter, and the latter's guests,
Miss Grant and Miss Pinkerton, Of GAINESVILLE, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. X. Fletcher gave an informal
family reception Friday evening, I'm honor of the
first anniversary OF the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs.
sfoughton A. Fletcher. About seyenty-fye were
very pleasantly entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Gundelhnger and dasghter
Fannie. and her bethrothed. Mr.. Louie Schwa-
bacher. OF Peoria. Ill. viii receive congratuh-
tons informally on Wednesday evening. Dee.
%. from ; 20 IL O'Clock =. ", at their residence.
b70 North Delaware street.
Mrs. John W. Ray. Mrs. william. A.. Ketcham
and Mrs. j. L. keteham viii give a reception at
the ProPylepn Tuesday afternoon. tho 9th. IN
honor OF Miss ketcham and Miss Lucia Holiday
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4. P. WATSON & co.'s


.Miss Edith Pearson is visiting relatives OF
was in the city Tuesday visiting friends. Mrs.
r.. O. Cross Is In Chicago visiting her daughter
Lulu. Mrs. F. Sherwood, of New York. city. is
in the city visiting relatives and friends Mrs.
Carrie b. Long,, or Eau Claire, Wis.,, and Julia
Crane and daughter, of Hudson, Mich, are VS.
iting their father, Col. E. j. Robinson.
bloomington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mitchell. OF Kansas City,
No., are spending O few days in the city. :. Miss
Matte Cosner has returned from Bedford. -.
Mrs. Jones, OF Terre Haute, an aunt of DIR. Hal
stead. has been paying him q pleasant VISIT.
Miss Laura Hendrix Is home from Indianapolis.
Mfrs. Matte (East Van Wee. of indianapolis.
ia visiting her parents. The marriage of Theo-
dore Treadway and Miss Minnie Byeriy will be
s0lemnized on the 22d az the Christian Church.
ITEMS.
It Is now given ont on good authority that
Prof. E. II. Griggs has accepted the position of
associate professor OF literature in Leland STAN
ford, jr. University. his work with that institu-
Monday morning by Colonel Mclean. T. A.
Fulk and N. U. Hill. Colonel Mclean Is the
newly elected State Senator from Vigo county
and an alumnus of /. L. from class 40.
A class of students has been organized
under Professor Henry for the study OF the book
OF John. 1t meets every Sunday afternoon at
the Baptist Church at the Sunday-school hour -.
The Botanical Society will meet next Thursday
night, instead of next Monday Fred
days among university friends. The university
will dismiss for the holidays next Thursday, and
the vacation will continue until the Monday after
New Years,
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Personal Mention.


Miss Wallace. OF Lafayette, is the guest Of Miss
Katharine lowering for a few days.
Mrs. W. p. Bingham, who has been spending
several months East. has returned ome
Mrs. Roraback. OF Kansas City. is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson.
Mrs. A. d. streight and Mrs. Eliza Poor have
gone to Cincinnati to spend the holidays with
relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norbert Landgraf and son Ferdi
nnnd leave for Riverside, Cal, to-day at noon to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Samuel Roberts and Miss Bergman, of
Lexington, Ky.,w VIII come next week to visit with
Dr. ]. N. Gaston's family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs.
3. Herbert Collins viii go to Chicago tomorrow
10 remain three or four days.
Misses Katharine Ryan and Louise Alfrey re-
turned last week from a visit at their alma
mater. S. Mary's OF the Woods.
Mrs. Florence Early and Miss Coe Condft, who
have been the guests Of several friends for q few
days. returned TO Terre Haute yesterday.
Messrs. Henry and william Mckenzie, OF River
John. N 8. are In the city. They are the guests
OF their aurt, Mrs. j. ID. Gauld. Of North West
street.
Rev. Elder Kelly, Of Columbus, o., win come
tomorrow to spend q week with his daughter,
Mrs. a j. Decker and family, on North Meridian
street
Miss Geneve Reynolds, of Lafayette. will come
Wednesday 10 spend the holidays. She will be
the guest OF Mrs. III. q. Newcomb. on North Ten
nessee street, and Of Miss Ray. at windridge.
4ltcc DcLtu y duuloys MISS AllCc Z dilcJ. MISS
Eliza Adams, Miss Florence Day, Misses Fannie
and Emma Atkins. Miss Pearl Landers and Miss
Mary Foster are expected home from college
Friday 10 spend the holidays.
Edna June. daughter OF Daniel G.. Williams,
No. 1904 North Tennessee street. will arrive
home from Glendale Female College Wednesday
evening, Dec: 81, for the holidays, and will be
accompanied by two OF her classmates.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Richie and daughter. and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Mehaffay, OF Lima, o.; Nj.
and Mrs r Hal. Of Bncyrus. O. and Mr..
and Mrs. Reed Metzler, OF Ffnd,ay, o.. are ex-
pected Thursday TO spend the holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. w. Il. Hackedorn, on North Delaware
street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-18
THE STATE AT LARGE.
At:fcs.

Matter Intended for th,s column must be In fhis
oDfce not later than q y. M, SATURDAY.: items re-
eetped after that hour Etl not be used.l
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The cause 10 somewhat shrouded In myB-
terry. but the fact remains the same. that
there has been an epidemic of falling down
stairs in polite society. Even the men
have not been exempt. A great many are
inclined 20 believe that Mrs. Edmund Rus
sell is accountable, though 1t would scarce
~ be just to lay the whole responsibility
on her fair shoulders One reason why she
should no be made to bear she whole
burden is. the falling began before she ap-
peared on the scene. Notoriety from
doing something or being somebody out OF
the ordinary. Mrs Russell found that she
could best obtain . perfect relaxation and
exercise by coming down stairs. not as the
adult nor yet as the small child. except In
extreme cases, but by rolling down. Peo-
pie of all ages lave to roll over and over
down hill, but to roll down stairs as q pas
time was neglected until the famous follow
er of Delsarte undertook it By her teaching
she has inspired others. and now she Is not
alone in the practice. When Mrs. Russell
and those taught by her. descend from
lofty heights, they do 1t gracefully and
with no serious injury to themselves. Not
so the Indianapolis people. They come
down LQIe6 STEPS,. bikub escOo, VI A. "AO@~
flight, Just as II happens, and the conse-
auences are as varied as possible. Nsither
do these people use good Judgment In the
selection of time for practice They take
afternoon card parties, teas, receptions
and even weddings Surely 1t IL bad taste
to fall down stairs at Q wedding and Jake
All the attention away from the bride. One
young woman varied the pursuit by
tumbling MP stairs, and has been on
prutches for the best part of q year. One
who is prominent In society and club life
came down with more haste than grace,
and was lame and sore and housed for q
week. A third disagreed with the others
as TO the method employed by them and
the floor, but with her face down. She
suffered with bumps. q skinned nose and
her eyes were black for o fortnight. A
practicing physician. who was fascinated
with the new contagion. was attacked at a
large company and was vain enough TO
think he could give instructions In the art,
and forthwith proceeded TO show how ele-
gantly the thing might be done. and down
he came His practice has repaired III
for emergencies and he was able to finish
the exercise without any great detriment
TO flesh and bones. No doubt Indianapolis
people were very rash to allow Mrs. Russell
60 get away without giving at least one
lesson, for. as they are doing 1t 30 far. it
has not been the great success it might be
made. A few poky people, who are not
progressive, claim that uncarpeted stairs,
dress-skirts and bootheels are some how
mixed mp in the fad, but those who are in a
position TO know have reason to believe
that these slow 10 ought to be awakened
TO o realizing sense that Indianapolis Is O
city. not standing still, but advancing.
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I~Coutinusd on Fourtr-ash p.~>-l
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Dublin.

Clara Mundell, of Gosport. spent a day here
recently among friends--.. Mrs. William Foulk.
OF sprineboro. o., Is here visiting Frank Hoff-
man and family and other friends. -. Mrs. Matte
Owens. of indianapolis. since the death recently,
of her husband. Mr.. Frank Owens, ia making her
home here with her mother. Mrs. Mary Ward.
Miss Anna Hair. of suffolk, Va, Is here visiting
the Holman and Hollingsworth families. !. The
Methodist Sunday school has In training O eau
tata. In connection with their Christmas enter
IO~-...~A -. M..-s~~..a n-~-
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Mrs. Colonel Zimmerman spent the latter part
of the week with indianapolis friends. Mrs.
DIR. Hawkin is quite i'll at her home on West
Main street.--.M Mrs. Samuel Warner il the guest
OF Mrs. wm. Wright, OF Terre Haute. ...J. V.
Aver and wife are visiting friends at Evansville.
Miss Alice Moudy Is at home from a visit
with Terry Haute friends. =. Mrs. c. r. Matson
is the guest of the family Of Colonel Matson. OF
Greencastle. Miss Minnie Kohle, of Terre Haute,
is in the city visiting Mrs. Charles Fisher.
Mrs. S. NJ. harrison. of Decatur, III, after q
pleasant visit in the city with Mrs. John
Niloughby, returned home Thursday Mrs. r..
r. McGreR0r, OF Anderson, Ind., 10 In the city
visiting Miss Minnie Porter. =. Mrs. q. W.
Switzer is visiting her sister at Michigan City,.
Mrs. Z. Robinson, of Chicago, who has been WIS.,
iting her sister, Mrs. A. Herr. of this city. de-
parted for home Friday afternoon. Mrs. ii. G.
keief, after an extended visit with her parents,
at Mansfield. o., returned home Thursday. -.
Miss Gladdie Mcclure, OF Terre Haute. who has
been visiting Miss Lizzie Morris, OF this city, re-
turned home Thursday. Miss Morris accom-
panied hoe for o short visit. -. Miss Lou Knight
Is visiting at Indianapolis. Mrs. Z. L. Thomas
Is very i'll at her home on South Logan street,.
Mrs. M. Reed gave O surprise party In honor or
her son Charles Wednesday evening. Quite q
number of guests were present.
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classes. There is none so
poor but will remember
friends with some token Of
affection or regard.
WHAT 70 BUY Is THE QUESTION
Here are some things you
can put on your list:
Fur Cape, with Muf to match.
sealskin Jacket.
Tailor-made Jacket or some other style of Cloak.
Dress pattern of silk or choice wool goods.
Kid Gloves, not only desirable but very useful.
French Embroidered Cambria and Chiffon Ham,
kerchiefs.
BOX of SILK Underwear, with Silk Hosiery to
match.
Choice Camers.hair Underwear and Hosiery to
match.
Fine Eider-down Bedcomfort or a pair of fine
Blankets.
Set of fine Table Linen, with Napkins to match.
A dozen fine Towels would be appreciated.
A fine Cashmere Wrapper pattern.
Eiderdown Bath Role.
Turkish Rugs ard Lace Curtains.
Onyx Banquet Lamp or a Piano Lamp.
Fine Onyx Table or Pedestal
Pieces Of Cut Glass.
After-dinner Coffee Cups and saucers.
Set of fine China
An Opera Glass.
---oa no.<
An Easel In oak or bamboo.
Set of Silver plated Knives and Forks.
Ornaments for the m~antel-Bisque or China Vases.
Bottle of choice P%erfumery.
A fine Comb and Brush.
Meerschaum Pipe or Cigar-holder.
Fine Umbrellas.
A half dozen Gents Custom.made Dress Shirts.
Pair fine suspenders.
Box of Collars and Cuffs.
Handsome Necktie or Scarf.
Half dozen pairs fine Hose.
Fine Album, holding from 20 to 100 photographs.
Dressed and undressed Dolls.
Fine mechanical Toys.
Chidren's Books, Blocks and Games.
A choice Water or Wine Set.
Half q dozen Cut glass Tumblers.
An Infants Cloak.
A Child's Set Of Furs.
An Onyx Clock.
Lacepins and Bracelets.
Cuffbuttons and watch-chains.
Manicure Set.
Shaving Set. s
These and hundreds of other desirable. articles can
be furnished you st
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or

Miss Myrtle Justus is visiting her cousin. Miss
and daughter Mary, of Decatur, were guests OF
Eugene Morrow's family over Sunday. .. Miss
Carrie Bonham is visiting her sister. Mrs. Patter-
son. at Muncie Mrs. Lee Howard, Of Mont
pelier, spent Tuesday in this city. the guest of
MRS. W. T. 7. swain Mrs. Jennie Ormsby's
class in physical culture gave a recital. Thursday
in attendance from Huntington and Decatur.
Miss Ruin Crippen, of C~oldwater, Mich, is
spending the holiday vacation with Miss Mollie
Crowninsnield IL Mrs. William Duffey, of Bel
brook, o., is the guest of Miss Clara stafford. -.
Mrs. W. ID. Mason spent Sunday with her daugh-
Keller went to Elwood Saturday so visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Mosima..- Mrs. Henry Fisher, of
Marion. spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Mi
cafur. is visiting her mother. Mrs. Charles High.
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Danville.

Mrs. Governor Chase has returned from Dali
las. Tex.--.Mrs: Maggie Shuler. Of st. Louis. is
Lena Chase was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Scarce, at Noblesville, Sunday Mrs. +. Gun
delfinger 10 visiting in Vincennes.. Licenses
have been issued to Robert Pierson and Estella
Taught. john w. Clark and Emily feathers, Ed
ward Guise and Helen O'Donnelle, Clarence o.
Carter and Maud sowder. Clyde +. Deputy and
Carrie l.. Canary.
The morning call., 1892-02-21
soUTmEKN REPUBLICANS.

dispatch from Birmingham, Ala, says
that the white Republicans and the 2olored
Republicans cannot agree upon a local
platform. The white Republicans do not
accord the coloTed Republicans all the
privileges in respect TO accommodation on
cars and in hotels which they exercise
themselves. From all accounts it does not
make much difference whether the Repub-
Leans Of Alabama pull together or not. The
colUred Republicans do not exercise the
political rights the constitution gives to an
extent that makes them power in the
State. Year after year there is a solid
Democratic delegation in Congress, though
there is no State in the Union that derives
more benefit from the protective policy
than Alabama. The fact that the Demo-
Gratis are advocating free raw materials
while retaining duties on finished prod
ucts is a direct blow Mt the interests OF
the State, but it does not seem to have any
influence on the minds of Alabama voters.
Possibly nothing short of the success Of the
Democrats and the enforcement Of their
free-trade principles will convince the peo-
pie Of that State that the marvellous deve-
opment of the natural resources of the
State was the result Of the protective
1,oliov