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LOCAL NEWS.
N. (i. Milter wits in Waynetown Tuesday. Commissioners were In session on Monday.
%V. T. Brush lias returned from Salt Lake City. Chits. M. Merry left Tuesday night for Wooster, Mass. (ien. Malison N tilteii'iinn business iu Willie comity.
Miss Mary tlov.-y t-asin? home from Indianapolis Mouday. Null Kelley has none to Colorado to seek a new field of labor.
Will Durham and wife, of Waveland, were iu the city Saturday. "The fieestriet Skuie" will bo given in Ladoga 011 February '28.
Wesley Snyder is selling the Peering binder for C'ohoon & Fisher. nr. Barnes lias gone to Chicago to spend a week in medical school.
John .Johnston is 111 New Orleans taking in the Mardi tiras this week. •Joe Naylor was down from Chicago this week shaking hands with old friends.
Irvin Miller and Miss Maine Stiuee, both of Sugar Grove, were married Wednesday. The funeral of Miss Mellie Roynton Occurred at the residence of T. Ii, Brown Mouday morning.
Mrs. John Swink died Thursday at her home in Ladoga after a long illness at the age of -15 ye.v.3.
Dr. II. F. Hutehings is the proud rather of a new girl who made her appearance Sunday night.
K. S. OMiorii has been appointed administrator of the estate of James Hutchison, de-
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Harry Campbell lias gone to Chnttauooga, Teun., to paint some fine carnages lor.JIatt
Mrs. M. Whitaker fell down the cellarway at her home Sunday morning and broke three of her ribs.
Miss Matie Twymaii, of Macomb, III., is visiting her grandfather, C. N. Harding, on west Main street.
Charles Johnston has recovered so as to be down town this week, after a three week's attack of the grippe.
Ptof. Miifonl, «t Wabash College, lias been chosen president- of the Indiana Literary and Historical club at IndianapoK
Samuel Davis died at his home near New Market Sunday night at the age of 75 years. He was a brother of Warren Davis of this city.
Thomas Lynch has been appointed superintendent of the Crawfordsville and Fredricksburg gravel road, uce Joseph (irubb, resigu-
ed. Messrs. Simpson and Ramsbrook entertained a number of their friends at their beautiful home oil east Biuford street Thursday eveniuy.
J. y. Warner Wilhite, of the Pension Bureau at Washington, spent the week with friends in this city. He has a good position and is pleased with it.
Hargitt, the. old dead-beat, who is known in every printing ollice iu the west, is iu jail at Watiash laying out a fine. He should be paruianently inipiisoned. "The Streets of New York," which was booked for last Tuesday night, and "A Ruling Passion," booked for Washington's birthday, both canceled their dates.
Elder Ewing, who, last year, was minister at the Christian church in thiB city, lias been employed by the church at Frankfort for the ensuing year at a salary of $1,500.
Rev. P. C. Ewing, formerly of this city, has been selected by the board of directors of the Christian church of Frankfoii, to occupy the pulpit of that curch for the ensuing year at a tlery of $1,500.
Dr. Barnes will shortly remove his family to Indianapolis, where ho will also open an office for the practice of his profession. The d«ctor ill continue to visit Crawfordsville once in four weeks to Bee his many patients.
The count last week at the Northern Prison reached 7W, the largest number enrolled in the history of the prison. If Vaughn had not acted so foolish he could have arrived there iu time to be numbered the 800th prisoner.
Forepaugh's big circus
A large granite monument made in Vermont, was received here last week and taken to Oak Hill cemetery and placed the lot belonging to the McMacken family. It is ono of the largest monuments yet erected in that cemetery.
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English syndicate. Bamum and Buffalo Bill still refuse to surrender, however, and have lately captured some of the uoblest animals iu ngland.
The grip, we are pleased to learn, fa letting up somewhat in its attacks on the people and the number of cases is becoming greatly reduced. Since its first appearance here about January 1st it is believed that fully 1,000 cases have been reported in town, of which, however, only seven or eight have resulted fatally.
James Wright, president of the Crawfordsville taritl reform club, Hurley, Goben, Johnston, Carroll and others will be at Waynetown Wednesday evening Feb. 26, and organize a tariff reform club at that place. Citizens of Wayne, Ripley Fountain and Coal Creek are requested to be present and assist in the good work.
The complete flouring mill of the Terre Haute milling company, composed of W. L. Kidder & Sous, capacity at 600 barrels daily, burned Sunday night causing a total losq of
Cohoon & Fisher, the enterprising hardware men, thinking "a thing of beauty a joy forever," have had their store room repapered and painted and they now have one of the prettiest rooms in the city. Along With tho other improvements they have added a Deer mg binder—just to mingle the useful with the ornamental.
Kokotno is rejoicing in four new factories since Jan. 1—a bent wood factory working fifty hands, a handle factory working fifty hands, a chewing gum factory working 100 hands, and, last, the Oshkosh iron pump works and brasB foundry, capitalized at $100,000 and working in the beginning fifty, skilled workmen, at an average wage *f $8 per day.
I' It V' A N In ii it..: /, "o •. •_ UK ill.
W. B. Montgomery, or Linden, was in the city Monday. Mrs. Walter Hulet has been improving slowly for the past week.
Mr. ami Mrs. Tom Nolan entertained a liumher of their friends Monday evening.
Mrs. Archibald Johnston, who has been very low with the grip, is improving slowly.
Miss Blanche Stockton entertained her friends at progressive euchre last Mouday night.
The doctors are very much displeased over a competitor who is gradually stealing their best practice we mean Dr. Bull's cough syrup.
If your blood is vitiated, and the impurities break through the skin in pimples and eruption, you need a good medicine such a Laxador.
Ash Wednesday, the commencing of Lent, was properly celebrated by the atholic and Kpiscojttl churches of this city on last Wednesday.
When the baby is suffering with colic or diarrhoea, use at once l)r. Bulls baby syrup and observo its remarkably quick and beneficial effect.
To Manufacturers.—Accidents are coustatly occurring among your men entailing loss of time and sutTeriug. Keep Salvation Oil handy. Price 25 cts.
The following named persons have been mentioned for trustee of Union township on the democratic ticket: Milton McKee, David A. lloacb and Car ..Yuuiig..
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Ono of our clergymen married a raw young fellow from the country the other day, and after the ceremony the youth itiquried: "Well, mister, how much for the job?" "Oh, it is customary to leave that to the bridegroom," the cleagytnan laughingly replied. "Well, 1 tell ye, Mr. Minister," said the youth confidentially, "I've got just $1 in my pocket. The hack man's got to have fifty cents of it, and if you want the other fifty, b'gosh you can have it." The bridal party started out in life broke.
Hon. M. J. Carroll is in Indianapolis to-day attending the "Golden Jubilee" of the Rt. Rev. Monseigneur Augustion Bessonies, rector of St. John's church. He will complete his fiftieth year in the sacred ministry. The whole of this period has been spent in Indiana, ami few men in the state have exerted a wider influence for good, and advanced the cause of religion and morality, than the venerable priest. His lifetime aud means to this advancement, reserving nothing for himself iu his old age. He has resided in the city of Indianapolis for more than thirty ear".
The Czar has directed that all the Imperial family are to wear only Russian matei uils made up by Russian handi
The assessment ''oil of Elko county, Nev., will be reduced at least $500,000 lhb'.l by losses of cattle, sheep and horses.
Ram fighting is said to divide with cockfighting the affections c.f those of sporting blood among the natives of Ceylon.
Fiddler Theodort May at Chicago.
jtliomas will wed Rose
Dr. Morrison, at Danville, Va., has a negro patient who,can move Ins heart at will.
Said the richest gold lead ever found has just been discovered in China. Chicago will build the machinery to work it.
Mrs. Bnstain, Pekin, III., aud her family claim to be heirs to the estate of Mr. Ford, England, valued at $48,000,000.
ODDS AND ENDS.
Tho Mexicans are said to bo adopting the Yfuiieo New Year's custom. More deciduous and other fruits trees were planted in southern California last year thau ever boforo.
Tito hydrocarbon process of treating iron so that it will not corrode is said to cost less than one-half that of :ilvani/.iii^. 'vhile tho durability, under similar conditions, is considerably extended.
Tho agitation of William II for tho puriflcut.iou of the German language has led to tho substitution of tho word "rauni" for ''coupe" on all tho German railway carriagea.
A monk named Rivalto mentions, in a sermon preached in Florence in loOo,- that spectacles had then been known about twenty years. This would place the invention about the year 1365.
Edward Atkinson declares that the annual production of eggs in this country equals in money value tho country's annual total production of iron.
It costs .?400.000 a year to keep Central park, Now York. The land originally cost the citv $11,000,000, anil is now estimated to bo worth 100,000,000.
A number of Loudon medical men liavo united to form a hypnotic society, the purpose of which will lie to prevent 'jy law
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men aud good runners. r-v We have heard the name of Christ Dice, of Union township, mentioned as a candidate for commissioner for the 2nd district, Christ would look after the interest of the tax pajer aud would be a hard nuiti for Uncle Mike to down.
At one ol the Sunday schools on last Sunday a little invalid asked: "Is Heaven a pleasant place?" Teacher—"Yes, my child. Invalid— "Then why do the.doctors try so hard to keep us from goiug there'.'" Teacher "(live it up."
Mrs. John Little, living four miles south of Waynetown, died Monday morning of neuralgia of tlin stomach. She leaves a husband and seven children. The deceased was 57 years of age. The funeral occurred Wednesday morning. Interment in the Waynetown cemetery.
Perhaps the youngest couple ever married in the United States were married in Davis county, North Carolina, recently. The bride was Miss Elsie W'estley, age 11 years and months, and the groom was John Richmeu, age 13 years. Both of their parents couaeuted to the marriage.
Parnell declares that his friends ueed not fear the outcome of the O'Shea suit, it is a political move on the part of the government. He has been preparing for some time past for his attack on the government. The session Will be one of violent storm and strife, in which the Irish party will play a prominent
pul:
lie exhibitions of mesmerism and hypnotism. Three weeks ago the Berlin cabmen celebrated the 150th anniversary of the first introduction of calis in Berlin. The first schedule of fares prescribed by the city council provided that a cabman caught overcharging should bo placed in stocks before the citv hall.
In an entertainment given at a village in Illinois a few nights ago a novel use of incandescent lamps was made. Several young ladies gave a drill iu military costume. Their helmets were surmounted with three incandescent lights with red, white and blue globes. In certain parts of the drill the lamps were suddenly illuminated and the effect was striking.
A Franklin (Pa.) editor happened to montion to a friend on Christmas day among other things bo really wanted was an extra pair of sus[enders. Before the day was over half the stores in town had sold all the ispenders they hod, and enough of those arlicles to last him for 150years were in tho possession of the editor.
Correggio's "San Giovanni," cited in the biographies and catalogues as having been in a church and subsequently lost, is thought to have been found. A gentlomaa bought the picture lately for a very trifling sum from a poor family in tho town of Correggio, and, after submitting it to experts, it has been pronounced the real thing, a picture of great vigor and spontaneity and in Corrieggo's best style.
Medicinal rings were at one time very seriously believed in. Physicians were wont to wear finger rings in which stoues were set, aud these stones were credited with the possession of many virtues. Sometimes the patieut was simply touched with the ring sometimes he put it on his finger for a while. Many a patient has worn such a ring to stop hemorrhage. If the desired result followed, tho ring was unreservedly regarded as the healing agent if the cure did not follow, we are told nothing about it.
Fish charms have been met with among many nations. The fish called tho bullhead i\ used by some of the Russian peasants as a charm against fever. Many kinds of fish have two hard bones just within the sides of tho head, and one species, the maigre, hai these bones larger in proportion than most others. These two bones, called colic stoues, are regarded to possess medicinal virtues. Thev were mounted in gold and hung round the neck '***,
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Three and a half pound 1B ithe combined weight of twins presented to a happy couple at Topeka.
Ebon T. Marshall, of Rincon, Cal., suffered so from corn on his little toes that ho had the toes cut off.
Rev. J. H. Weber, of Eugene, Ore., ejected a young man from his church, but the exercise cost $43.50.
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According to a paper read before the Na' rat History society at Indianapolis the othei* day, the smaller btras are often destroyed by thousands during storms by being blown out over the lakes, notably so during their migration. The writer spoke of birds destroyed on Lake Erie and Lake Michigan, dead bodies being cast upon tho beach by thousands. This destruction is especially notable from storms that are accompanied by a sudden fall of temperature. The fact was regarded as indicating one of nature's methods of checking the overproduction of species. "A gentleman from Russia" tells The New York World that with tho first symptoms of grippe, if a bag of alLspiceor pimento be worn over the chest anil a little sprinkled in the boots, immediate relief will be obtained. Tho spice creates a certain glow which relieves quicker and is more efficacious thau mustard or any drug that can lie used. The bag should bo made of fine linen, aud be largo enough to cover tho ontire chest.
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Part of a Persian poem, written to welcome Prince Albert Victor to Bombay, which ho was "graciously pleased to accept," is translated thus: "A prince independent in dignity, high in beauty and grace, as lovely as tho moon, the world boasts of the abilities of him descended from a royal lino most exalted. Born to an heir apparent at whose feet the highest heavens do reverence, to whom the world far and wide pays homage, the confronting enemy readily yields to bis sword. Descended from a lino of emperors who are fit to occupy the very firmament of heaven as their throne, for tho display of whoso glory the world is not wido enough, Victoria, whoso righteousness has made the world like
A Hairy Race.
In the north island of Japan and in some parts of tho extreme northeast of Asia there lives an interesting race of people called Ainos. Where they came from nobody seems to know, for in many respects they are not at all like the Japanese and Chinese.
Tho men are well built, but rather undersized, and their bodies are covered more or less thickly with hair. They wear long beards, and the hair of their head is also long and bushy. The women are not so well looking, as they have to do all the hard work of the tribe.
The folk are not gifted with much intelli geuce, and they worship natural objects and animals, the bear being specially selected for this purpose. They spend their time in fishing and hunting. It is hard to tell what is the number of the Ainos. But as they are not supposed to number more than 50,000 at tho very most, it is likely that they will sooner or later become extinct.—New York Journal
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A gopher hunt was orgaized at Lockford.San
$100,000 on building, machinery, 2,000 barrels I Jcaquin county, Cal., last Sunday and the boys of flour and wheat and other stock. Insurance cleaned up 2,000 scalps. about $40,000, mostly in millers' mutual companies.
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Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed and duly qualified as Administrator of the estate of Peter L. Mc.Murtry lato of Montgomery county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be Insolvent Feb. 4, 1S90. JAMES F. HAltNKY.
Administrator Jof estate of Peter D. M'Murtry Deceased.
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C'tniiijui'fi to olTur fplemlid bnrir-'uns to
BUYERS.
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Mattings,
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New Law, new Rulings. Bvery soldier or soldier's widow should send to the Old .Established Claim Agency ol P. H, FITZGERALD and gel his 12-page pamphlet on en War Claims, mall«d free. No 68% East Market street.
P. H. F1TZGJCRALD, IndlftBpolls, Ind.