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Urbana.

Mrs. John Harris returned, Thursday, from
Indiana :. Mrs. s. I. Busey has been visiting IN
Delphi. Mrs. X. A sutton and Misc Addie are
in Chicago----T. s. Fitch and wife. OF Havana
have been visiting John Dugan and wife,.
the winter in North Carolina, returned home
Friday. Mrs. T.. Smith has been visiting az
Clinton. Mrs. Bliss Lott left Saturday fog
Pekin.--.Mrs s. J. Purneli spent Sunday al
Mahomet- {
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS

her brother, DR.. George Knapp---.The Ariel
Sextet gave an entertainment Friday evening. (
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Nfaftoou.

of Miss Emily Bigger last week.-..Mrs Frederick
Kurtz returned, last week, from Lima. o.. Miss
Edna Buck. of ShelpyvIlle, was In this city last
is the guest of Mrs. Fin Colilu us. 80. Mrs. Milda
Burg, OF Decatur, Is visiting in this city,.
Miss Mary Turner, OF Springfield. is spending q
few days in this CITY,. Mrs. Scott Pinnell. Of
Kansas, H.. is visiting in this city Mrs. L. M.
McNair spent sunday in sullivan Miss
Georgia Kern visited in Tuscola last week..
Mrs. Thomas Rawii6s, OF Paxton, is the guest Of
Mrs. L. l.. Lehman. 49,. Mrs. II. w. Allison is Wis.,
iting at Lodi. Mrs. Leone Kilner. OF this ci1s
and Clint Miller, OF Kansas City, were marrie1
in this city Wednesday evening.
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Paris.

Mrs. Jennie Brown returned TO indianapolis
Wednesday. Mrs. Direxa Barbour. OF Terro
Haute, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. N. X.
Moore. Miss Mayme sutherland has returned
from ST. Louis. Misses Allie aud Clara McMad-
igal returned to Vcedersburg Monday. -. Mrs.
Aggie Snider, of Robinson. is visiting
Mrs. l.. X. Lands. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T..
Freeman. of Martinsville. ILL.,, are guests here
Miss M. A. Swift, of Spring Lake, N. ", IL the
guest of her sister. Mrs. III. McKennan.. .. Mira
j. w. Payne has returned from sprinRfeld--..
Mrs. Judge Allison, of Madison, Ind. Ia the guesu
of her daughter. Mrs. o. Il. Gordon Mrs. A.
Gus Walker, of Terre Haute, was the guest OF
relatives here Monday. -. Miss Jennie Curtis, Of
Terre Haute, Is the guest of Miss Mile Burns.
Mrs. Eliza Willis, of Fredonia, Kan, Is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Mary Cole. (
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Farmland.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. IL. Thornburg have returned
frum Hot Springs Mrs. X. T.. Null and daugh-
ter, Miss May. were at Winchester Monday.
Mrs. Laura Potts spent last Sunday at Lebanon.
Mrs. T.. K. Holiday visited he. sister in
Union City Tuesday " Al Garfield. of Win
chester, was here Monday. Mrs. Gtorge Kable,
OF Blue Springs. No.. Is the guest OF her sister
in-lav. Mrs. James Adams.-..James e. Friddle
and wife, OF Albany, were here Wednesday -.
Dir. andMrs. NJ. NJ. Boots were at Muncie Mon
day. Mrs. Thomas Keasley. or Dunkirk. visited
her sister last Sunday..-.W. W. Wilson and
wife were at Mil Grove last Monday....M Mrs.
Allie Boil has returned 10 Ithaca, ..
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Mrs. ". W. Hanna is visiting Mrs. Clint De-
wees. OF Upton. Mrs. William Mcdowell and
Mrs. f. +. Loftin are guests OF Mrs. n. u. Beard
at Walcotr---- Mrs. Eva MeConahan Is visiting at
Blaine. Ind---.M Mrs. c. b. Paul and Miss Grace,
OF New York. are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. H A Langton---. Miss Grace
Blandin has returned from Greencastle.-..
Miss Mary GOltra, of Charlottesville, Is the guest
OF Mrs. ". +. Palmer.--.Mrs L. A. Mcfarland,
OF Camden, is a guest OF Mrs. W. Il. Steele
Mrs. John FOuiks ia visiting in Evansville. 49,.
IrS. Frederick Beardsley is visiting In Charles
ton. lt---.Mrs. W. ID. James has returned from
Natseka, Il---.Mrs. Emma Hoover, of Attica, is
the guest OF Mrs. Newlin.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-30

From twenty to sixty days usually required to clear the complexion. The
price, Toe per bottle, or three bottles for So is unusually low for such an ex:
celent preparation. It's sold at this price. however, to give both rich and
poor an opportunity to be benefited by our experience
The skeptcal hes should remember that we guarantee the Face Bleach,
and will forfeit $500 for proof of any cass where Empress Josephine Face
Bleach has failed to do Is represented.
LIBERAL OFFER-EMPRESS JOSEPHINE FACE SOAP FREE
During the appearance of this advertisement a cake of Empress Jose
phine Face Soap will be given with the first purchase of any of the above
preparations. provided the Journal Ticket is presented. The terms of this
sale re positive. After this advertisement is taken out of the Journal no
more soap will be given away
EMPRESS JOSEPHINE FACE CREAM has been especially pre-
pared and placed upon the market for the benefit of ladies who will not use
the Face Bleach. It's properties are the sam IS those of the Bleach, and is
also well adapted to the treatment of harsh and Redeemed skin, and is espe-
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Greendetd-

Miss Mamie Patterson is in KniRhtstown.--.
Miss Pearl Randall is in Columbus -. Hiss Fam
ny MOulden Is visiting her cousin. Miss Osborn,
at Upton .--.Niiss Retta Evans visited in Nor
ristown last week---.G. 7. Randall and wife
were at Cincinnati last week. Arthur wilkins
and wife visited at indianapolis last Sunday.
Miss Daisy Steele came home from DePauw
University last Friday, and spent several days
with her parents -. Miss Earla Bowers, Of In
dIanapolis, was a guest OF Miss Helen Downing
the first of the week DR.. 6. II. Millikan and
daughter, Mrs. William Huston, were at Indian
apolis last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Her
riott. of indianapolis, were guests of
K. p. Thayer. jr, and wife last sunday.
DR.. Edward Howard and wife. OF Indianapolis,
were guests OF his brother. DR.. W.. Howard, ST.,
last sunday. Rev. Mary Mars IL at Whining
ton, o.. Miss Anna Pitts, OF Terre Haute. visited
her sister. Mrs. F. 6. German. last wees al
bert L. New and wife. of Evanston. Wyo., are
here visiting relatives. -. Misses Ella Bourgett
and Eta Slower, Of Wichita, Kan., are visiting
Mrs. William Rafferty, Mrs. William ClarF, of
Gold City. Mich. is a guest OF John A. Virgins.
.--.Mrs. Walter Brandon, of Anderson, Is visit
ing her parents, j. l.. Locke a~ndswife--- The last
dance of the season given by Prof. ID. b.
Brenneke's class passed off pleasantly. Twenty
couples were present.
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NIarshail.

Mrs. william Strong. of Chicago. is the guest Of
Mrs. II. NJ. Janney-- Mrs. ID. Wallace. of Colby.
Kan. is visiting relatives here Mrs. 4. T.. Ring
has moved TO Centralia. Ill. TO join her husband.
-. Miss Anna Mitchell, of York, visited relatives
here last week. Mrs. ". u. Gorham visited In
Terre Haute last week. Mrs c. 9. Blaikie. Of
Mt. Carmel. Ill. has been spending a few daya
Alexandria. Ind. John Yeakle and wife. of
Bloomington, are visiting the family Of j. ~.
Doherry.
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PlafuAeld.

Miss Ida Cooper has returned from Indianapo-
lis. -. Mrs. W. Il. Vestal and son Baxter have re-
turned from Cincinnati. a. j. Frank and wife,
OF Greencastle, were guests of A. ID. Krewson's
family last week. Mrs. Add Moore, of Green
castle, was in Plainfield last week. Mrs. NC.
Rifner, OF Hume, H., is the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. l.. Kelley. Mrs. Rice, of Cincin-
natl, was the guest of Plainfield friends last
week. The Misses Sallie and May Morris, or
Friendswood, were the successful contestants in
the declamatOry and oratorical contests at Gen.
trail Academy q few evenings since.
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Fortyilie.

Miss Estella Humphries Ia the guest Of BrifA-
wood fr;ends----Mrs G. v. Hardin is visiting at
rem was the guest of McCordsville friends sun
day----Mrs. q. W. Shultz and Mrs. Kate Shaffer
and daughter, Miss Audra. were at Indianapolis
Friday.--.Mr- and Mrs. II. J.. Sample and MIR.
aud Mrs. William MeCord were at Greenfield
Monday.-..M Mrs. A. w. Clayton and sister. Miss
SweetY Clark, were visiting Pendleton friends
Friday Miss Elsie Scott, OF Mautua Station,
o., Is visiting friends north OF town.
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Frankfurt

and Miss Stella Thomas. OF Hartford. KY, re-
turned home. yesterday. after a brief visit with
DIR. l.. L. Whitesides and wife.
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Mrs. Craft, Of Hartford City, was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Trash. last week. Miss
Ida PhiIebaun. of Hartford City, was here last
week.. Mrs. George Braitinger spent last week
In Fort Wayne. 80. Misses Myrtle and Katie Mad
dox were I'm Muncie last week.-Mrs.. Harry
Mote, OF Muncie, spent Sunday here. Miss Minnie
Miller spent last week with her sister at Muncie.
Mfrs j. c. Summer is visiting her parents at
Ridgeville. Mrs. ID. A. Bryson was at Hartford
City Tuesday. Mrs. William Weimer is at De-
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Mrs. Harry Case and family Imoved to Marion
Monday Mrs. George Slough. OF Wakefield.
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Cenferyille.

Mrs. J. A. Commons and Mrs. N. n. Parrott
were guests of indianapolis friends Tuesday and
Wednesday. Miss Maud Dickinson, OF Rich
mond. was the guest OF Miss Lizzie Mathews
Wednesday, Miss ETA Smith was 1T Richmond
Thursday. - Misses Fannie TruInbull and Lizzie
Mathews were i'm Cambridge City Wednesday.
49, Miss Maggie OMatia. OF East Harvard, spent
Friday here----Miss Cora Clark. OF indianapolis,
IA visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Motifs.
Niss Mammie Pitsmyer, of Chester, IS the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. L Voris- -. Miss Piety Elliott,
OF Fountain City. was the guest OF her sister.
Miss Fannie Elliott. Friday aud saturday mi.
John Myers. OF New Castle, is the guest OF Dir.
and Mrs. j. j. King.
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ConnersvIite.


The Social Club was entertained at the home
of DIR. and Mrs. Joshua Chitwood Tuesday
evening, with progressive eachre -. After
q visit at the homo of Rev. and Mis-. j..
ii. Sargent, Mesdames Armstrong and Mel
vile have returned to Nebraska City.
Mr.. Nathaniel e.. Wright. OF this place,
ana Miss Laura Beach were married Tuesday
evening. at the brides home in Champaign. H.
Mr. and Mrs. n. ". Wright and Mr.. George
Hench attended the nuptials- After a short
bridal trip the newly welded couple will be at
home to their friends on Lincoln ayenue----Dr.
and Mrs. w. G. Smolley visited BroOkvtle during
fhe week---.The Women's Aid society OF the
First Presbyterian Church met with Mrs. James
Heron Friday afternoon. THE marriage OF DR..
W. 6. Hargrove aud Mrs. Celia Schefield Upde-
graft was solemnized at the home OF the bride
Wednesday evening, at 3 O'Clock. The newly
welded couple will make their home in New
Salem. Ind. --.The parents OF Mrs. j. n. Huston,
Mr.. and Mrs. PEBBLES, OF Sparta, KY, will reside
permanently in Connersville. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
T. Roots entertained a card party Monday even
ing MI. and Mrs. William Newklrk and Mr..
and Mrs. D.. L. Roots visited Cincinnati last
MI. and Mrs. A. b. Claypool. Mrs. Earl
and Hon. j. III. Claypool attended the Hilyer-
Claypool nuptials at indianapolis last Wednes-
day Among thoae who visited indianapolis
during the week were Mrs. Charles Mount. Mrs.
Dewitt G. BANGS. Mrs. c.. c. Alderman, Mrs. j.
G. Turkenkoph and Mrs. +. Rothchfld.
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Mitchell.

Mrs. Will Driscoll, of Washington, was in
Mitchell Wednesday. Mrs. Tom Foster, OF An
derson, Ind, is visiting her parents here. Miss
Cora Vance, of Brownstowp, was here Tuesday.
Mrs. z. T. Wood visited In Bedford last week.
Mfrs. J.. A. Rogers. of Bedford, was here
Wednesday. --. Miss Florence Pearson, who is
an officer In the Grand Chapter OF the O.. Z. f..
Daviess and Rose Ross spent Sunday ia Bed
ford. Miss Winnie Wood. of Alexandria, re-
turned home Tuesday. 49,. Mrs. Wiley Sproul, Of
Bedford, was the guest Of Miss Nina Busie the
first of the week. Mrs. Harry E. Johnson re-
turned TO Evansville Friday. -. Miss Nellie Lem
ons, of Bedford. visited here Saturday Misses
Maud Ashieh and Kittie Latell. of Orleans, were
guests Of Miss Lena Busie last Friday.
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Greencastle.

Miss Edith Crosse and Miss Virginia Allen, of
Indianapolis. are visiting their Greencastle
friends Mrs. r s. Hall is visiting at New Al
bany and Louisville. 49, Miss Jamie Smyrhe has
returned from Chicago. Mrs. Mary Crosse, or
Indianapolis, is the guest OF Mrs. Lizzie Allen.
MIR. and Mrs. Donan, OF 81. Louis, are guests
or Mrs. Dorsey Anderson---.Mts Dode HeEkle.
OF Brazil. Is visiting Miss Nellie Fee. Miss
Grace Blondin has returned TO Frankfort
vile, ana Mrs. William Morelan. of Mum
Gle, are guests of Mrs. George NJ. Black.
Mrs. j. L. Darnal has returned from Muncie.---
Mrs. James Jackson Is at lndianapolis---.Mrs.
Henry Meltzer has returned from Indianapolis.
May Tenant and son are again at home
from Cincinnati - Mrs Grace Raymond, of Terre
Haute. is visiting her parents---.M Miss Jessie Bur-
Irwin during the week. Miss Jessie Neff gave a
card party Tuesday evening. in honor or Misses
Allen and Crosse. OF indianapolis. Mrs. Anna
Banning Is home from Indianapolis, where she
visited her brother. Col Eli Lilly.
DE PAW NOTES.
Dean Howe was in Chicago during the week.
versity lecture May IA. Prof. Jones's operetta
will be given in Music Hall about the micdie OF
May.--.The Mandolin and Lorelei Clubs. assist
ed by local artists, Will give a c0ncertin Meharry
Hall Monday evening, May g. The proceeds
will be appropriated TO the building OF an Or
phans' home, the benefit being rendered by the
Eastern star lodge---.?rof. Hansen. the blind
Organist, OF indianapolis, Will give q recital
May 8, In Locust-street Church. .Georsc Lock
monthly and James Ogden to the same position
on the weekly. j. Il. Cutler will be managing
editor for next years paper.---The Miro4e will
make its appearance tomorrow.
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Mich. Eli Slough and mother, of Logansport,
were guests of MI. and Mrs. Ross Long last sun
day. Miss AIDA Van Wrinkle, Of Anderson, at
tended the high school graduating exercises
here. and was the guestOf Miss Julia Keilholz:--.
Mr.. and Mira. Samuel Taylor entertained Mrs.
Harris, OF indianapolis. and Mrs. Bennett and
children, of Anderson. the fore part OF
the Miss Mae Huston and
mother left for Milton Thursday, where
Miss Mae viii spend her summer Vacation.
Misses Harriet Sharp and Cora Nicholson.
accompanied By Charley Hair, came from An
dcrson Wednesday evening and attended the
Smith sisters entertainment 49,. Mrs. Josie
Douglas, Of Topeka, Kan.. was the guest OF Mrs.
J.. A. Taylor Monday Miss Kittie Thompson
will spend her vacation at Green's
burg Mrs. DR.. Brownback and daughter, Mrs.
Elijah Rogers and daughter and Mrs. Joe NJ.
Tayl0r entertained two OF the Smith sisters
Wednesday night
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Miss Gertrude Bearss is at Lafayette. Mrs.
Anna Oppenheimer is at Chicago Mrs. G G.
Emswiler and Mrs. ]. Breckenridge are home
from Logansport.. Miss Stella Harvey. of Fort
Wayne, was here last Sunday Mrs. b. 4.
Cavens is home from Lafayette. 49,. Misses Anna
anu Lucy Herring, of Wabash, ana Miss Mo
Grath, OF Pittsburg. are visiting Miss Mamie
FERN. Mrs. c. Edison, of Butler, was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. DeBOlt during the week..
Mise Margaret Neck. OF Logansport, visited Mrs.
II. Pomeroy during the Miss Bessie
Mrs. w. NJ. Harvey. Of Milwaukee. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Deibert.- Mr.. Harry L.
West and Miss Georgia Kartholl were united in
M sriage, Thursday evening, at the residence OF
Mrs. Henrietta kartholl, Rev. DIR. Cavins. of the
Baptist Church, officiating. They left on the To-
o'clock train for Chicago.
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Mrs. NJ. Hlte is in Gosport- Miss June Hen
derson has returned from Indianapolis. =. Mrs.
NJ. o. Fuselman has returned TO Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Ross, of Frankfort, are in the
city.-..Mr. and Mrs. George b. Marshall. of In
dlanapolis, spent the week with Samuel fuckers
family Miss Mary Kennedy. of Brooklyn. has
been visiting here. -. Miss Maggie Story, OF
Thornburg Mrs. H.. G. Mills ia visiting
Mrs. James Williams. OF Farmers Station.
Mrs. j. L. Kennedy is in Muncie.---
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Eryaubright. OF New Pales-
tine, are visiting j. M. Trotter's family--..Mrs
b. ID. Traut has returned from Noblesville..-.
Miss Lille Lsnders, of indianapolis. is visiting
Mrs. Ida Landers. 49,. Mrs. William III. Bright, OF
Indian Territory. ia visiting T. j. Coons and fam
lily Miss Emma Skaggs has gone to Moran,
KAN Miss Lizzie Flanagan. of Shelby Vile, is
in the city.--.Mr. and Mrs Stokely Stiles and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Stiles. OF Indianapolis, are
here. -..M Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Sims. of Knights
Henry, of Oakland City, have arrived here to
spend the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Hayden, Of Indianapolis.
are guests here.--.Miss Buzzard. of Darlington.
was the guests OF friends here Sundav----Mr.
and Mrs. u. L. Murphy gave a .ocial Tuesday
evening In honor OF the Christian Endeavor CO.
eiety.---Miss Eta Coyner. OF Thorntown. was
visiting friends here sunday .--.Mrs. James
Mack, of Logansport, Is the guest OF relatives
here----A surprise party was given Mrs. II.
e. Allen Tuesday evening -.Ona White, OF Hills
burg, was the guest OF friends here sunday.
Miss Florence Corns, OF Bowers Station, Is the
guest OF friends here.
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Madison.

Mrs. NJ. s. Cohen will entertain Monday, May
i. with dancing Sisters OF 81. MichaePs
Academy gave a musical recital Thursday even
ing. Those who took part were Misses Gertrude
and Louette Watts, Anna Horuff, Eva Buchanan.
Anna Robinson, Jessie Gresham and Nellie Bray.
Mrs. Myrtle Prenatt has returned from In
dianapolis. Miss Lou Rush is visiting her
brother in Greensburg- -. Miss Bert Chadwick
left Monday for ndianapoli Mrs Dawson
arrived home Saturday from New York. Miss
Bessie CARRIER, who accompanied her. stopped at
Cincinnati for a few days.-..M Miss Anna DOld de-
parted Wednesday for Cincinnati to visit her Sis
ter, Mrs. Robinson Mrs. Victor Nelson and
Miss Stella Heberhart left on the steamer Carol
ton, Tuesday morning, TO make the round
trip to Memphis. Miss Gussie Little ar
rived home from Cincinnati Monday.
Mr.. Edward Powell and wife left Monday night
for Cincinnati. Mrs. Will Daniels, jr., of Chi
cago, is visiting at tho home OF Captain Daniels.
Mrs. Ida Schooley and Mrs. DR.. Runcie. OF
Jacksonville, are guests OF Mrs. Jonathan
Schooley - Miss Lizzie Woods Is in Cincinnati:
Mira Judge Adams and Mrs. DR.. rinsley, of
shelbyville. arrived Saturday. Miss May Wood
returned TO Chicago on THE mar
rage of Miss Edna Earl Todd. youngest daugh-
ter of the late John Todd. TO Mr.. Paris G. Brown,
jr.. was q surprise TO their many friends. The
marriage was performed by Rev. Barnard
Wednesday evening. ...M Mrs. Clara Dold Cox and
daughter Gladys arrived Friday from Hartford.
Conn, to visit her father, Mr.. O. Dold----Mr. and
Mrs. +. III. Lee. OF Pocatello. Ida, are visiting in
this city. $3.50. Mrs. Nora Taylor. who has been Wis
fting the family of MIR. Gam Taylor, left on Fri
day for her home In Allerton, Ill.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-10-02
A s1GNIFkcANT MOVE.
Going Out of bleeding Kansas
Into Maryland.

BALTIMORE. Md, Oct. 2.-Sixteen Ger
man families, tired of Kansas, arrived in
Baltimore last week bound for the east
ern shore, in search of pleasanter homes.
They came from the country around
Brainerd, in Butler county, Kan.
The tract on which they will locate is
the old Henry estate, and consists of
about 500 acres. The land is to be
divided into 90 40 and so acre farms,
and sold to settlers at $40 an acre, and
they will have 10 years in which to pay
it.
The land will be cleared and each fam
lily will build it's log house this fall and
winter. In the meantime the colonistS
will live in two of the three houses ON
the place and in the three large barns.
The colonists form the advance guard
of a large body of their fellow country
men, now in Kansas and in Russia.
Within a month party of about twenty
families, accompanied by Rev. Henry
Gyr, their pastor, will come in from
Kansas, and a party of 100 families is
expected shortly afterward from Ger
many.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-10-02
RAILWAY NEWS.
The H. * ID. Reduces wages
First sleeper In.

1t is very much to be regretted that the
railroad business of the country is so
much depressed that the Richmond and
Danvile system, as we'll as other
railroads in the South. has been forced
to reduce salaries. The Richmond and
Danvile were among the last. but have
just notified the trainmen that their pay
will be reduced 10 per cent, to be
put back to the old figure as
soon as business will justify it.
The Richmond and Danville has
been liberal in their pay to their
men. 1t is hoped the stagnation of bust
ness will soon be over. The business of
the Richmond and Danville system has
fallen off over $15O.OOO per month, SO
the officials state. On account of slack
business the Richmond and Danville was
not able to pay their tolls until the 2Sth
instead of the 18th inst. as usual. The
officials were cut 20 per cent. on Sept.
1st, but this was not sufficient.
The first sleeper on the New York and
Asheville sleeper line came in to Ashe-
vile this afternoon. These cars will be
handsome buffet cars and will hereafter
be kept on to try and encourage travel
to Asheville.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-10-02
THE END MAY BE NEAR
RENEWED TALK OF COMPRO-
MISE LEGIsI.ATION.
The silver B1en Always Ready to
Speak-The House VIII Discuss
the Federal Elections BilI-NOn-
Partisan.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The ninth week
OF the present session of Congress began
today. The result of the work so far
accomplished cannot be said to be en-
couraging to persons who had hoped for
a speedy adjustment of the great 6nan-
cial question which caused the issue of
the call for. the session.
The present outlook is towards a con-
tinuation of the debate which has been
in progress for the last five weeks in the
Senate. The renewed talk of compro-
mise legislation. however, gives the i'm
preston in some quarters that the end
may be near. The list of speakers has
not been completed for this week, and it
may be assumed that when 1t is, the
names of few repeal senators will appear
upon it and the debate will be left al
most altogether to the silver men. Three
of these, Teller, George and Morgan, are
entitled to the floor at any time to con-
clude speeches which they have begun
but not finished.
The weeks business in the House will
be confined, so far as can be stated, to a
continuance of the debate on the election
bill, under the order which will exhaust
itself on the 10th inst. The debate as
far as it has progressed has failed to de-
velope any of that intensity of partisan
feeling so freely predicted of it. In fact,
| it has been rather tame and uninterest-
| ing, and on one or two days last week
| an carly adjournment was necessitated,
because there was no one ready to pro-
| ceed with the argument. An improve
| ment i'll this respect is anticipated this
week