Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 January 1887 — Page 7

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POWDER

Absolutely Pure.

This powder never varies. A marvel of -cruy. strength and wholesomeness. viiro economical than the ordinary c2ft a-dcannot be soid in competlon •--ill, the multitude o! low tesi ..short atom or phospUa'e powders. Solo »tv in cans.

KUVAL BAKING POWDEK CO., 106 Wall street, N. Y.

'RAiLliUJD TIME WBLE.

All trains arrive and depart from Union Depot, Chestnut and Tenth streets, except 1. St St. IJ. jJBTrains marked thus (S) denote Sleeping Cars attached dally Trains marked thus (H denote Hotel Cars attached. Trams marker »thus (13) denote liultet Cars att.vched. Trains wnarketl thus ,"j run dally. All other trains run daily, Sundays excepted.

VANDALIA LINE. T. II. & I. DIVISION.

Ar. from East-Past Mall *8) -.12.13am l'aclflc Ex *(S) 1.30am Mail Train 10.12 am

Fast Ex rt) 2 05 lu Indianapolis Ac.. ... 0.45am

l.eave for West-Pacille Ex *(S) 1.42 am Mail Train ID.18 aM Fast JSx *(S) 2.i5pm

Fast Mail (8) l2.2oa-m

A i\ Trom West-Day Ex »(H 2 13 pin Fast» 1.42 am Clu & Fxmisville, fast 12.40 a ra

Fast Mail *(S) 1.20 am

Leave for East—Day Ex *(H) 2 3:1 *ast Ex 1.61 a Mall and Ac 7 15 am

Cin & Louisville, fast 12.55 Fast Mail 1.30am

T. H. & L. DIVISION-.

Ar. from North—Mail Train 12.30 Accommodation T.35 Leave for North—Mail Train 8.00 am

Accommodation 2.45

EVANSVILLE & TERRE HAUTE. NASHVILLE LINE. Ar. from South—Nash & Ex *(S&B).. 4.50 am

Ev & lud Ex "W 10.30 Chi & Ind Ex (Sj 10.00

Leave for South—Chi & N Ex 6.00 a IU Ev & lud Ex *(P).... 3 20pm & N Ex »(SSB lo.o5

EVANSVI1-LE & INDIANAPOLIS. Ar. from South—Mail and Ex 3.55 pin Accommodation 9.10am

Leave

for S'tli—Mail

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BEE LINE BOUTE. INDIANAPOLIS A ST. LOUIS.

Depot, Corner Sixth and Tippecanoe Streets. Ar. from East-Day Ex *(3) 10.00 am Limited *iS) 2.03

Mattoon Acc'n 8.13 pm N. Y. & St L. Ex *(8) 1.08 am

Leave for West—Day Express *(S) 10 08 a in Limited'CS). 2.05 Mattoon Acc'n 8 15 pill

N & St Ex «(S).... 108 a in

Ar. from West—N Express *18) 12.20 am .Indianapolis Ex 18 am N Limited *(S) 1.28

Day Express "(S ».45

Leave for East—N Express *(S) 12.2k! am Indianapolis Ex 7.20 a in N Limited »(S) i.SOpm

Day Express *(S) 3.47

CATARRH

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HAY-FEVER

Winter Exposure Causes Coughs, Colds, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Pneumonia, N nralgia, Sclatlc-i, umbag, Backxctie and ot*er xllm-nts, for which Benrou's Cspclne PI -sters are ndmiU-d be the be-1 remedy kn«*n. They relieve and cure in a few hour- whrn no other apnUcatlon 1« of th» lea-t benefit. indorsed by 5,COO pbvt-icians and drngglsts. Beware of imita Ions under almllxr soiindine camrs such as "Cupstcnm," "Capsieln" or' C*psiclne." Ask foi

iriLLIAM OLtrF J.

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SON'a and Ifsko others Examine carefull when you buy. All druggists. 8EABUKt & JOHNSON, Proprietors, New Yoik.

CLOT O. T, OLITT.

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CLIFF A CO., Proprietors. Manufaoturen of Bolleh, Smoke Staoka, Tanks, Etc, stop on Flret street, between Walnnt ann

I'oplar.

HAUTE, HTDIAKA

K«palrlng promtlr attended to.

W. H. HASLET,

values,

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ewalcr, SiO M*ln atreet. Watche», •looks. Jewelry and diamond*, trunk*,

clothing muslo« inatrumenU,

•tc Waicoea,

clocks

and Jewelry repair-

•l/ Caredeemed pledge* for sale.

NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.

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Ex 8 00

Accommodation 3.25

CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS. DANVILLE LINE. Ar. from Nortli-T. II. aecommodatlonl0.02 am

Ch. & T. H. Ex 3.15 pill ,C & Nasli Ex "(S) 3 20am N. & Ex. »(S&B)...10.00

Leave for N'th—T. H. & C. H. h.x 10 05 am Watseka Ac...... 2.27am

Nash & C. Ex. WS) 10 35 pm N. & C. Ex. »(S&B).. 4.55 am

ILLINOIS MIDLAND.

Ar. from N W—Mail & Acc'n 5.05 L've for NW—Mail & Acc'n t.30am

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EOCKVILLE, lad., January

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The puhlic school, alter two weeks' vacation, will resume Monday. The small boys mourneth. ft

Sht-lbarn Matter*

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Express.

SHELBCBH, Ind.. Jaimsry 1.—The M. E. Sabbath school elected the following officeis, Sunday, December 26, for the ensuing six months: Joseph LittJe, su^r intendent Charlts Welch, assistant superintendent S. D. Osburne, secretary Mrs. V. E. D«1 shmu't, treasurer Mfcs Etta Gappy, onraniat. ——Shelburn lodge of F. A A M. 369 installed their newly elected officers December 27. At a meeting on Tuesday evtniog of assembly No 8984, a committee of fire was eUcted for the purpose of making permanent arrangements to erect new hall for general use. Shelburn Coal company shipped, duriug the month of December, eighty-three car-loads of coal. The number was decreased on the account of lack of empty coal flits. The Q. A. B. owered their flag at half-mast oa the announcement of the death of John A Logan. At the regular meeting of the G. A. B, resolutions of respect will be -idout

The china set of 100 pieces

qtieensware given by Mr. B. Linn to the farmers as a premium was drawn hy Mr James A. Lloyd. The china set of 100 pieces of queensware given by Mr. R. Linn to the miners a premium was drawn by Mr, George E gle Shel burn Assembly K. of L., No. 8984, elect ed their officers Friday eveniug, Decern ber 31st. -—Total number of cars shipped from Shelburn station during the month of December: Ooe hundred and eighty car-loads of coal, fifteen carloads of hay, two car-loads of stock, and tvto car-loads of lumber total number of cars shipped, 197.

Special to the Express.

Clay City Notes.

%LAY CITY, Ind., January 1.—The holiday trado is said by our merchants to have been better than for several years. Our manufactories are all running when the weather will permit. ——Mr. John Andrews ha3 purchased 300 acres of land adjoining his Lancaster mines, and is repairing the old mine. He will bring the coal to the surface through this mine, and expects to begin iperations in a few days. This ^ill probably give work for several more miners. The ice harvest iB about sompleted here. The ice on the lake is en iches thick and clear as crystal. The secret socities of this place are all enjoying booms. The Masons are pntting me hall over Burger's store in shape for iccupancy. The K. of P. will occupy he old Masonic hall. The Improved Order of Bed Men will raise their chiefs, next Tuesday night. The G. A. R. has been re-organized, and is now in good working order.

THS L'TTLE GIRL GOT ADOLL.

An Overwhelming Respouno to an A p. pe»l in BataalfoI^BPoorJUttleIayalld. New York

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A relative of "Aunt Fanny" Barrow, who is a physician in the Manhattan Eye and Ear hospital in Park avenue, said to hrr the other day, "Aunt Fanny, can't you do something for a little girl who is in the hospital, and has to remain in a oopi by herself because her disease is contagious?" Aunt Fanny thought she ould and so she published this paragraph in aNew York paper:

Will the kind children of this city send to Anat Fanny, at 80 east Thirtj-fifih street, •nine dolls and toja of wbieh ttier are tired, tor the poor little children who are Buffering ind lonely in the Eye and Ear Manhattan hos pitalin Park avenneT

Oue little girl has been in a room all by herIf for more than two months btcanse her disease is catching and a doll to her would be dear friend and plajn'ate.

The response to Vunt Fanny's notice have been indeed nerous for the mimbtr of dolls wLich have been sent, new and second hand, prim and battered, would tock a fair, and have served to bupply all the children in the ho*pi'al in question and" a great many more be-ides. "What could I do?" exclaimed Mr*. Barrow in despair last evening. "1 couldn't give 100 dolls to the little gi.l all alone in a room by herself. What was to become of my integrity The little ffirl to whom 1 gave the dolls overwhelmed, simply overwhelmtd, and then I asked leave of the donors to give them to other children."

Dolls continutd to pour iu. Some of the dolls whose noses bore the scars of play and affectionate banging about, and oiher dolls whose wearing appearel showed them to be creatures of wealth and social position. There were dolls of all sorts bui especially were thty high bred, well dressed dolls. Mrs. Borrow received a lot of other tbinjs also, including toys, books, wearing apparel, and money. First thj£% came an anonymous $10, and then the upressman delivered a box of toys "from Beatrice and Edith." Packages came from every direction un il Aunt Fanny's dining room looked like a toy show during stock takingseason. Sunday school classts sent in appropiate gifts, and children sent in birthday and Christmas money, often at personal sacrifice.

When the little ones in the Eye and Ear hospital bad been furnished with toys and keepsake*, Aunt Fa ny shared her bounty with an up-town Catholic afljlum and the Sheltering Arms. Fonr great boxes of all sorts of delightful thiags were shipped to Virginia yes'erdav and many dolls were sent to the Infant Ward at the Post Graduate hospital. The surplus will be sent to Bandall's Island, probably.

As the greatest pain-destroyer. St Jacobs Oil heads the list

John N. Murdoch, who for six^ years has becnChe editor of the Wabasha Herald, retires with the dose of the year.

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SOCIETY FLASHES.

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iaccess. merry dancers, and a large Clinton. audience of spectators. It was a pleas- oon^jt j# visiUog Mrs. B. ant affair tad the music great, uy irrot. gndnut Tube's oreheat ra. A subs nption paper was in circulation asking donations to get up a wind and cyclone office. The investments required are United States standard marcurial barpmeter, United States standard rain gauge, hygrometer, maximum and minimum thermometer, one mometer (showing miles of wind blow) andseveral other minor instruments. It will be a branch of the United States signal service, co-operate with tbirty-six similar stations known ss Indiana Weather Service, with directory in charge of DePauw university. Over $100 is needed to start the enterprise and that amount will readily be found. Dr. Bates will have management of the office and all desirous' of knowing when approaching storms are near can consult the weather, prophet free. The harvest of ice is now here. There is a good crop, Ths next dance will be two weeks from Friday evening. It will be Prof Odkar Duenweg'a first reception.

Mrs. D. Garvin, of Alton, is in the city, called hiere by the illness cf her mother, Mrs. Strain.

Miss Aliie McKee, of Danville, who is the guest of Mis9 Louise Haberly, will return home to-morrow.

Miss Emma Beed, of Paris, who has been the guest of Miss Bose^ Walser, re turned home last evening.

The Misses Emma and Hettle Glssebrook spent the holidays with their parents. They will return to St. Mary's tomorrow.

Mrs. Bobert Watson gave^ a pleasant party Friday night, complimentary to Miss Mamie Heinley.nf Danville. Among the guests were the Mitses Allie McKee, nf Danville, Grace Havens, Mamie Gray, Louise Haberly, Jessie Millikin, of Decatur, Messrs. Allie Bakrr, George and Clift Westfall, Arthur McKeen, Arthur Failing and Mort Hudson.

INDIANA.

Mr. T. A. Bryant and wife, of Terre Hau'e, attended the New Year's ball. Mr. T. Gaebler and wife entertained at progressive euchre Tuesday evening.

Mr. Fiank BakermaEvansville,whiled time away with his,of ny friends during the week.

Mr. Tou Adeylotte has been photographed in his Santa Claus costume by Charley Hunt

Mf. A. M. Preston, editor Pythin Journal, Indianapolis, was «mong the knights Tnursday.

Mr. Ed. Colman, who is working at Columbus, passed holiday season with his wife aad father.

Prof. Oakar Duenweg's dancing class will give their first reception two weeks from last Friday evening

Mr. Bobert Leinbarger, after spending the holidays in this place and Judson, left Saturday for Columbus, where he is tailoring.

Mr. H. B. Cord, coanty recorder, was in Terre Haute Thursday with his sister, Mrs. Sarah Dooley, who is having her eyes treated.

Mr. E. L. Madden, well-known in literary circles, is visiting in this place. He finds the book business non-paying dnring holidays.

Mr. Will 8uyder and family, who have been visiting Mrs. Snyder's parents, Mr. John Aydelotte, left for their home in Darlington Tuesday.

The golden wedding of Mr. H. H. Anderson

and

IB TKSBS HAVIB-

you write it 1887. A company will be organize soon to bore for gas in and near Personal Mention of the .MgWuxrthis town. The enterprise is headed «»«Cities. Mr. Alex. McCnne, lawyer, Minneapby our leading spirited men, and there is olis married. no reason why a second Kokonw should Personal Mr. Reuben Moore, mail tamer, not be developed, as gas and oil hare Hairy Buntin is in the city. Wichits/Kan. i,«. B.'. 8. sa»«» i. a**

Friday evening was a great nati. "ooee, Omaha. There were over 100! Miss May Matthews hs« returned to Mr. Johni Aydelotte, grocer, ttnacie,

Miss Sadie Gilbert is visiting in Crawfordsville. Mr. Chas. Johns will return to schcol this week

Miss Mamie Hei&'rty relurna to Dan ville to-day. Miss Mamie Shannon is visiting Indianspolie.

Mrs. Qeo. Paris spent the holidays in Indianapolis. Mr. Harry Graham, of Peoria, is visiting in the city.

Miss Emma Haslet returned from Chicago yesterday. Miss F«nnie Thompson will return to Chicago to-morrow.

Mrs. Oakland, of Olney, is the guest of Mrs. B. A. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. FL P. Townley have re turned from Cincinnati.

Mr. Alf Hobargaad Chas. Hamill spent New Year's in Louisville. Mr. B. G. Hudnut entertained a number of his friends Friday night.

Miss Minnie Boyse will return to Bchool at Ann Harbor, to-morrow. Miss Sadie Maya, of Vincennes, is the guest ot the family qf Mr. W. P. Mays.

MissMollie Massey, of Indianapolis, is visiting the family of Mr. T. Buntin.

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4 Boekvilie.

Mr. Charley Hunt wears a two-story tile. Mr. Frank Nichols has returned to Indianapolis.

Mr. B. Licknor is home from the capital city. Mr. Isaac Denman and a Miss Whitney will be married soon.

Miss Grace Hammond, of Greencastle, is with Miss Grace Coffin, Miss Annie Meacham, after a pleasant stay in Crawfordsville, is home.

Miss

-me

Murphy, of Terre Haute, is

visiting Clinton Murphy and wife. Mr. Belty Bainey, of Crawfordsville, called for the New Year's dance.

wife was duly observed at

their home Monday. A Urge number of friends were present. Mr. W. Shackelford and Wife, of St. Joe, Mo„ after an absence of four or five years, have returned to visit their many friends in Boekvilie.

Miss Matie Keeney, of Crawfordsville, who has been visiting relatives here, left for Terre Haute, Saturday, where she will tarry several days.

Miss Fannie Andrews and Miss Lola Stevenson, of Marshall, 111., were called home, Wednesday. Tuey were the guests of Mrs. Frank M. Howard.

OTTB BOYS.

Mr. Mike Pickard, West Point. Will Kendall, clerk, Marshall, Ills. Mr. Tip Davis, tailor,-Crawfordsville. Philip Foley, cattle ranch, Montana. Johnson B. Darroch, mining, Mexico.

Mr. George Cole, merchant, Bedford, la. Mac Andrews, constable, Marshall, Ills.

John Allen, grocery clerk, Covington, Ind. Mr.George McMnrtry, merchant, Judson.

Mr. Will Hunt, clerk, Florida married. Mr. Will Mason, typo, Kansas (Sty Times.

Mr. Mark Meacham, photographer, Texas. Mr. Percy Bates, prescription clerk, Oma&a.

Mr. Albert Naylor, printer, Frankfort Banner. Lee Glass, plioter, Wichita, Kan. married.

Tom Biyee, clothier, Terre Haate married. Marshal Nye, druggist, Crawfordsville married.

James Hawks, missionary, Persia married. Lyman E. Ott, doctor,Franklin, Ind. married.

Mr. Homer Kline, printer, Logansport married. Mr. Loa Hargrave, treasurer miasioo-

aiy aociaty, Orootaiah, Ptirii ried. Mr. Bobert Jjeinbaigcr, tailor, Oolam-

THE DOIlfGS OF TM80CIAL WOiC#_• bookkeeper, Albert Lee, Wis. Mr. Albert Siemens, La Plant* b00K|

Vinceones.

Cindc-' Mr. Pml T«tv,

mbU,

in club

Ind. married Mr. Emmet Batmao, typo, Lawrence, Kan. married.

Mr. John Lambert, druggist, Indianapolis married. Mr. Lew Whipple, bookkeeper, Dalutb, Minn. married.

Til Bryant, railroad mail service, Terre Haute to Caicago. Messrs. Colfax andEd Dinwiddle, cattle kings, Wyoming.

Mr. Frank Baker, engineer, Evansville & Terre Haute rosd. Mr. Waiter (.offin, typo Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta, Ga.

Mr. George Thompson, traveling for a Louisville drug boui Mr. Howard Aydelotte, contractor, Wichita, Kansas married.

Mr. Frank Nichols^ bookkeeper MeMurtry & Co Indianapolis. Ms Oeorge Boyd, reel estate and loan agent, »7 fbita, Kan. married.

Mr. George Dinwiddie, hardware merchant, Frankfort, Ind. married. Charley Hargrave, teacher, DanvilU, Indiana, normal school married.

Mr. Will Sidwell, assistant cashier bank in Frankfort, Ind. married. Messrs. Frank aud Warrie Shackelford, in business houses, St, Joseph, Mo. Frank, married.

Mi. Laurence Hunt,special agent Continental Insurance company, 14 Talbot block, Indianapolis. ,-

Sullivan.

Capt. W. T. Crawford is in Cano. Mr. C. L. Davis is in Indianapolis on business,

Dr. W. H, Bucher ia visiting in Memphis, Tenn. Mr. Jacob Billman bas returned from a business trip to Kentucky.

Dr. J. B. Hinkle, who has been very sick for some days, is recovering. Mr. W. P. McCrony, of Charleston, 111, is viaiting Mr. M. Wilson.

Mr. C. M. Stewart and SJI T. Woleham consolidated their insurance busi-

Pro& W. B. Creager, of Bloomington, who has been viaiting relatives, returned to-day.

Miss Liuic Evans came down from Indianapolis for a short visit amoBg friends.

Mr. Nel?e Wilky goes to Florida Monday to look after nis orange grove and recuperate.

M^ John S. Bays was called to Indianapolis by the death of his brotherin law, Fred Fentsn.

Prof. W.B. Nesbit has been in attendance of the Sate Teachers' association at Indianapolis this week.

Mr. Murray Crawley and wife were giving a reception at tne residence of his father, David prawley last evening.

Mr. James Burks, of the firm of Teoll & Burks,goes on the road January 1 for Jones, McKel & Co., of Indianapolis.

Captain W. H. Power and wife go to Kansas next week on an extended visit to children and friends in that state.

The must enjoyable event of the season was the masquerade ball, last night, at the opera house, at which a great crowd was present and some handsome costumes displayed.

Dr. B. M. Smiley, of Washington, Ind., and Miss Clara A. Dshks, daughter of the Bav. T. C. Danks, were married at the M. E. Church at 8 o'clock last evening in the presence of a large crowd.

Officers elected and installed by Masonic lodge, of this place, aie as fellows: Ed W. Kelley, W. M. J. M. Lang, S. W. C. J, Sherman, J. W. A. B. Williams, 8. D. E. I'. Licey, J. D. Pat McEneny, Treas. Jas. DeCamp, Secretary.

Miss Nellie Hooker kept'open house to friends on New Year's Day, and was assisted by Miss Lena Bitrice, Misses Ida, Etta and Myrtle %awford, Misses Mary and Mattie Crawder, Misses Bertha and Amelia Haxel, Misses Lzzie Wakefield, AUie Coffee, Glenn Stansel and Maude Beid. "/,

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Mrs. Nancy Barnes is quite ill. Miss Jessie Amos spent Christmas nolidavs iu Dana.

Mr. Joe Boss visited in Marshall Wednesday. Mr. George Conner made a flying £trip to Dana Tuesday.

Mrs. Jsne Mutshstt is suffering from acute rheumatism. Mr. Samuel Baler's aged mother is visiting him this week.

Miss Mattie Wooster is visiting Miss Carrie Liner, of Dana. Mr. Charles Welsham and wife are visiting friends in Indianapolis.

Mr.T. D. Jfcmes and wife, formerly of Terre Haute, are visiting friends here. Mr. Qeorgef Storr, an esteemed resident of this place, is lying very low with consumption.

Mrs. Cannon, a former resident of this ilace, is visiting Judge Danaldson, also ier daughter Bessie is with her.

The entertainment of a war scene view on Wednesday night for the benefit of the G. A. B. Post, was a financial success.

The Bev. John Bemp delivered a lecture hereon Tuesday night on the "Inferiority and the Superiority of Matkind."

Clay City.

Mr. Bona Markle went to Terre Haute Wednesday. Miss Laura Everhart visited Mends in Saline, Thursday.

Miss Ella Black, of lerre Haute, is here, visiting her brothers. Mrs. P. T. Everhart and children, of Riley, visited friends hen this week.

Mrs. Wolfe, of Terre Haute, visiting her son, Dr. C. B. Wolfe, of this place.

Mr. Charley Bledso has been spending the holidays with his parents at PI mento.

Miss Martha Graber spent several days of the past wsek with friends in WorthLag ton.

Mr. J. M. White, of "Carthage, Mo., who has been here for the past week, returned home yesterday.

Mr. O. B. Snyder spent the holida with his parents in Petersburg. Mitt Ferguson attended to his duties ip the drug atore daring his abssnes.

Shell barn.

Mr. R. Linn w«nt to Terre Haute Monday. Will Marked Of Vincsnnee, was here on Monday.

Lew Stone, of Terre Haate, made a business call on Monday. Dr. J. 8. Baskirk. wife and daughter, 5 Flosy, are visiting ut Tsne Haate.

SUNDAY, JAXTTAKY 8, 1887.

Miss Annie Cuppy, of Boekvilie, Is visiting friends ana relatives at this plaoe.

Mr. Harry Conkle and wife, of Faros worth, 8ullivati coanty, visited friends and relatives at Currysville.

Miss Luella Cuppy, of Shelburn, spsnl a week in Terrei Haute, a guest of C. T. Knight, B. St O. telegraph operator.

ILLINOIS.

Parte.

Mr. Jim Wisely, of Terre Haate, was in the city Thursday. Mr.. Boyle Vance, of Springfield, is visiting relatives in this city.

Mr. Will Wittick will go to Minneapolis soon to accept a position there. Mr. W. F- Levings, of Chicago, spent last week with his parents in this city.

Mr. B. L. Roberts and frmily, of Champaign, was in the city last week. Miss Kate Livingood, of Roesville, 111., is visiting the Bev. and Mr*. Davidson.

Miss Florence Cnlberton has returned from a visit with relatives in Wabash, Ind.

Mr. Perry Huston, of Evansville, Ind., spent lsst week with relatives in this city.

Mr. Milton David and wife, of Sulli•an, Ind., visited relatives in Paris recently.

Mr. 'Charley Wieder and Mr. Dong Mann attended a dance in Mattoon Wednesday evening.

The Bev. O, G. Morton has arrived from Greenville, and occupies' the Presbyterian pnlpit to-day.

Mis* Cora Davis, of Terro Haute, spent last week in this city the guest of Miss Nannie Blackman.

Mr. and Mrs. Swinford entertained some of their friends, last Tuesday even ing, at their residence on east Court etreet.

Miss Carrie Kile will leave Paris Thursday of next week for Indianapolis, and thence to Washington city, anc other eastern cities.

Mr. 8.0 Davidson, student in the law department of Weslyan university, is visiting bis parents, the Bev.' M. M. Davidson and wife in this city.

Mr Lynn Wieder, Mr- B. O. Trog don, Mr. Li, ht, and theM sees Bessie Bussed, Nora Boberts and Mame Stllar attended a dance in Marshall last Thars day evening/

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sholem entertained a number of their friends at their residence on west Court street, last Thursday evening, in honor of their guest, Miss Bertha Heller. Cards and dancing were indulged in.

The fashionable event of the ^Reason took place last evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Elliot, on West Ci urt street. The occasion was a "New Year's reception. Misses E«aie Will iams, May McCord, Mattie Holley, Nettie Bulkley, Jessie Lagrange, Minnie Denton, Maude Bude and Grace Elliott received the guests. The evening was very pleasantly spent, about sixty couples being present Bafreshments were served at 11 o'clock.

bane.

Miss Betta Patterson is in Granville, Ohio. Miss Clara Kline is a guest of Leroy friepds

Mrs. Fred Ayers is visiting in Logan county.

friends. Mrs. W. Danville.

Misfi Grace Webber is visiting in Shelbyvil'e, Ky. Misses Puss and Eva Sim are visiting in Danville, It).

Miss Carrie Cummings is a guest of Danville friends. Miss Kate Weaver has departed for a visit in New York.

Miss Annie Dunlap of Mahomet, spent Chrhtmasin U.bana. Miss Stella Black, of Lima, Ohio, has arrived here to attend school.

Mefsr". Ed Lanham and Chailes Mapes were home from Mendota this week. Mrs. A. Thompson and Mrs- J. A. Glover spent the holidays in Indianapolis.

Miss Minnie Sim and brother Clarence departed for their home at Findlay, O., this week.

Mrs Chamberlain and daughter Anna, of Milwaukee, are visiting with Mrs. J. W. Porter.

Miss Gus Ermentront was at Ladoga, Iod this week, attending the wedding of a cousin.

Mr. O. D. Sackett and wife, of Paxton, enjoyed Christmas with Mr. L. A. Muason and family.

Miss Lizsie and Mr. Caleb Williams, of Pendleton, O., are guests at the residence of Mr. E. G. Williams, near this city.

The holiday marriages were Charles Merchant and Maggie Babb, Wm. Courtney and Emma McCaslin, J. & Prose and Amelia Walters. The latter from Bantotil.

Mrs. Sim Cohen, Mrs. A. Beinsch, Miss Annetta Cohen and Mr. Jas Cohen, of Chicago, Mrs. E A. Fisher, of Homer, and Miss Tracy Bernstein, of Napoleon, Ohio, were guests of N. H. Cohen and wife this week. They attended the big wedding iM-i

Sullivan..

Miss Effie Lane is visiting in Shelby* ville.. Miss Ella Bush is visiting Decatur friends.

Mr. James Ferris has returned from Kansas.. Mies Mollie Birchfield is spending the holidays at home.

Misses Mary apd Inez Hall are home spending the holidays. Mr. 8. Perry, of Champaign, is a guest of Mrs. W. Short.

Mrs. A. Miley and son Charlie are visiting friendB in Chicago. Mrs. A. W.McPheeters and son Frank are guests of Decatur friends.

Miss Minnie Mitchell, of Bethany, is a guest of Mrs. J. H. Dunecomb. Miss Amanda Frantz is theguestof her sister, Mrs. Dunlap, in Springfield.

Mis. Anna White and daughter Cora, ot Decatur, are guests of Mrs. Baggett. Mr. J. K. Muncie and family, of Decatur, have been visiting here this week.

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Eden and daughter have returned from Washing ton.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Waggoner, of Mt Pulaska, have been visiting Sullivan friends.

Mrs. Caykendall an^Mra. Cub, of Newman, 111., is visifmg Mrs. J. L. Thayer.

Mr. Samuel Woody and Miss Mary Dail, of Dalton City, were married last Saturday.

MibS Susie Hunt, of Indianapolis, is spending the holidays with her father and sister.

Mr. A. T. Wright -and wife wen guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Monroe, of Mt. Pulaska on Christmns.

The Hon.

Baker, and wife have

returned from Winterseti Ia, where they were married last week. Mrr. Baker nee Misa Carrie Phelps waa formerly a resident of this city.

Champaign.

Les Clark is in Chicago. R. B. Mattis Is in Philadelphia^

W. Wilder

Minn.

has gone to St. Pan],

Mrs. E. A. Sparry is in Chicago this week. Mrs. D. W. Bert it viaiting Danville friends,

W. A. Heath has gone to Minneapolis to visit. J. D. Wallace and wife spent the week in Peoria.

Miss Cora and Nettie Gray is visiting in Chebanse. Fred Bassett is home from Elkhart, lud., en a visit.

Miss Mand Kimball visited Danville friends this week.' Mrs. M. J. Lupton is a guest of Barlington, Iowa, friends.

Prof. Snyder and Prof, and Mrs. Wood, spent the week in Chicm Miss Mary Bragg, of Chicago, is visitiug home folks in this city.

Miss 8usie Devio, of Hoopeston, ia a guest of Mrs. L. C. Garwood. Mrs-JR. Metsger, of Perrys"ifle, Ind., is a guest of Mr. C. B. Jones.

Miss Adelle Farmer, of Farmer City, is a juesl ot Miss Nellie Price. David Bailey and wife are spending the winter at El Paso, Texas.

Mrs. Pearson and daughter, of Dakota, are guesis of Mrs. M. E. Lapham. Miss May Boberts entertained a number of friends Thursday evening.

E. A. Bibinson and bride are home from a wedding trip to California. Misses Edna" Condon and Amelia Thorn are visiting in Philadelphia.

Carl H. Uhler and wife, of Monticello, visited Mrs, S. F. Baldwin Monday. Miss Ida Scull, of Henderson, Ky., is a guest of Misjes Etta and Laura Beach.

Miss May E. Jones, of De Pauw Uni veisity, is a gusst of Mrs. C. B. Jones. Alfred Uregoiy, of Atlanta, Ga.,isa guest of his brother Grant aud Miss Helen Gregory.

A holiday dancing party, compliment ary to Miss Bessie Hcroggs, was given at Moore hall last evening.

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Miss Kittie Payne visited in Terre Haute Monday. Mr. Darius Legore has returned from Washington, D. C.

Miss Nora Athon, of Paris, is viaiting her brother's family. Mr. Kimball Young, of Chicago, spent Thursday in this city.

Miss Anna Haenig is home fram Terre Haute on a short visit. Mrs William Goodaaa, of Mt. Carmtl. is visiting in the city.

Mr. Ed Mayer, of Danville, is spendiog the holidays in this city. Miss Lalu Hammerlv visited her mother a tew days this week.

Miss El ill Dulaney returned Thursday from her visit in Kentucky. Mrs. Howard Harlan, of Fairfield, 111., fs visiting relatives in this city.

Misses Mamie McCain and Nettie Houston, of #t8t Union, are in the city to day.

Mieses Lola Stephenson and Fannie Andrews have returned from their trip to Boekvilie.

Miss Mollie Stephens returned from her visit to C'isey, Wednesday, accompanied by Miss Zona Wiley.

The ball given ty the Wide Awakes Thursday evening was a very pleasant

Miss Ida Hanes is a guest cf Lincoln gffdjr( snd was largely attended. The Bin gold furnished the music. The folB. Webber is home from lowing is a partial list of those present from the surrounding towns: LADIES—

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the Misses isstl, of Paris Mi-s Fuokhous. and Mrs. Mi'chell, of Effingham Mrs. fToore, of champaign Misses Jessie Ha!', Grace Gruber, Helen Greencugh, Lncy Wonner, Nellie McKeen, Lida White, Anna Mitchell and Mrs. Lee, of Terre Haute. GENTS—Lem Wieder and Rose Trog den, of Paris Frank McCoy, irank Haxleton and John Harris,of Efiiogham James Bichardson, Claience Elliott, Ogden Greenoupb, Frank and Charles {Miller, Chas. White, of Terre Haute.

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Neoga. Mis. Hettie Armstrong spent mas in Chicago.

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Miss Mamie Quick spent the holidays with-f eoria friends. Mr. Cal Stap, of Peoria, was home to spend the holidays.

Mr. Frank E. Wright visited in Evansville, lad., this week. Charles Smith, of Greenville, 111., visited friends here thu week.

Miss Fannie Kramer is spending the holidays in Columbus, Ind. Fred Matters received his gentlemen friends New Year's evening.

Mike Miller and family, of Charleston, visited Areola friends this week. Mis3 Mi llie Logan and Fannie Bichards are guests of Decatur friends.

Mr. William Watson, of Chicago,spent Sunday with his father in thu city. Miss Mattie Jones spent tfle hritdays in Aicola, aj guest of the Misswnvelly.

Mrs. J. J. Van Nostrand, of Chicago, ie the guest of her neice, Mrs. E. L. Walker.

Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sylvester, of Chicago, are visiting J. Skinner and wife this week.

The Bev. J. B. Martin and daughter, of Potomac, 111., called on. Areola friends Wednesday.

Mr. W. Noblet, oi Terre Haute, was married to Miss MaTy McCabe, at Filson, 111.. December 26.

Misses Jennie Ward and Siddie Beggs received New ear's calls at the residence of Mr. James Beggs.

Mrs. B. G. Warton, of Des Moines, Iowa, is spending the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. E. L. Walker.

George and Stmuel.8kinner,of Homer, and Edward Sbaro, of Thayer, KM., afe guests of Jan. Skinner aud family this

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Mies LauraJTilley spends holidays in Terre Haute. Mr, Bobert Ewing aud family are visiting relatives at thu place.

Albert Cossle has been very sick with pneumonia, but is convalescing. Miss Laura Hornberger, of Indianapolis, is visiting relatives at this place.

Mr. C. V. Jared gave his school a treat of thirty pounds of candy and twenty of nuts.

Mr. John Kersbiner, of Burlington, Ia., has returned home to remain till spring opens.

Messrs G. A. and J. 8. Collins have returned from their holiday vacation at Owensville, Ind.

Mr. Harry Minor, ot Indianapolis, visited his brother at this place the early part of this week.

Miss Lisaie' and Charley 8howalter, of thia place, spent holidays with friends at Newman. I'l.

The M. E Church will give a supper at the opera hall, with proceeds to go toward baying a carpet.

The Sabbath school of this pi ace has been conducted so ably that the officers and teachers for the past year have been re elected for the ensuing year.

The school entertainment the evening of the 23d was almost a failure, on aoconnt of the incessant rainfall. The hall was filled, bat the confusion of falling rain was so great that the ptecee

could not be understood, consequently It is requested that it be given again. The! music, assisted by a brass quutette, was appreciated by all. In addition to the organ fund, there area number of referenc» books that need rebinding, and a plaoe to shield them from the dust. v^:, Fana.

Mr. Ed. Kishler, Virginia, 111., visiting in Pana. Miss Maude Lndwlg, of Alton, is a guest of Pana friends.

Misa Etta Neel, of Mattoon, visited Mrs. B. Haines this week. Mv. E. Fish, of Westfield, is a guest of H. Van Sickle and family.

Mi-s Alice Ryan, of St. Louis, is guest of Miss Lida Lawrence. Miss Sarah Mounce, of Paris, is a guest of her brother, P. L. Mounce.

Miss Jeaunette Schneider, of Alton, is a guest of Mrs. G. A. Wittman. Miss Kate German, of El Paso, III., ia a guest of her uncle, John Shaffer.

Mr. J. F. Hamer and wife, of Taylorville, visited Pana friends this week. Mrs. L. H. Hfpody, of Shawneetown, IU., is visiting her brother, John Hair.

Mr. J. Hammond is making aNew Year's visit to his home at Greencastle, Ind.

Mr. Lewis Fieming and family, of East St. Loais, are guests of Mrs. Buth Fleming.

Mr- James Meteer and family, of Carl* inville, visited,the family of Charies Meteer the past week.

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Miss Hattie Griffing is visiting iu Indianapolis. Mrs. Hiram Sears is a guest of friends at Dayton, O.

Miss Susie Alsop is visiting Terre Haute ftsends. Mrs. J. M. Walker has returned from Hot 8prings, Ark.

Mrs. M. F. Joy, from Delaware, O., has been a guest of Mrs. Geo. Smith. Miss Allie Btilie, of Kirk wood, Mo., is the guest of her uncle, Fred Bragg.

Miss Lulie Moore, of Champaign, spent the holidays with Mrs. J. P. Haselton. Miss Gussie McCey, of Mattoon, spent the holidays with home folks in this city.

Mrs. Chas. Dennis, of Kinmundy, visited Dr. Dennis and wife tho past week.

Frank Johnson and wife, of Wabash, Ind., spent the holidays with Effingham frienda

Mrs. Sam Fleming and daughter, of Terre Haute, paid a holiday visit to Efiiogham friends.

Windsor.

Mr. H. Bartles visite^ St. Louis friends this week. Miss Ella Crissinger was the gueBt of Strasburg friends on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Clint Godd&rd, of Mattoon, are guests of Mrs. Putman. Mr. Frank Miner, of Edwardsville, is visiting home friends thi* week.

Mr. aud Mrs. T. L. Hilsabeck visited Stewardson friends on Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. B. Goddard, of Centralis, are visiting Mrs, Putnam and family.

Mr. James McCarly and wife, cf Charleston, are visiting friends here this week.

Messrs. Bolla Russell, Carl- Shaffer, James Montgomery, Sellie Smyaer and Henry Woolard are home to spend vacation.

Toledo.

Mr. 8im Niccum spent the holidays at Daltcn. Mr. David Grew attended the Farmers' institute at Olney.

Mr George Harper was home from Bresil, lud., the past week. Messrs. Wm. and John Seeley spent the holidays at Lake City, 111.

Mr. Charley Moore and wife paid a holiday visit to Charleston friends. Mr. Gaorgn Harper was married Sunday last to Miss £ffia Russell, (rf Jewett.

Mr. Wood, of New Hampshire, visited his sister Mrs. Clinton Woods the past week.

Mr. Churley McCleland and Will Sumerlin, ef Mattoon, attended the masquerade Chriatmaa evening. :fyi

A Persian philosopher being asked by what method he had acquired, so much knowledge, answered: "By not being prevented by shame from asking questions when I was ignorant." ..

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Beceipts of live stock this week hate besot little in edvaaae of the reoord lor the peat two week*, both as to nnmbe* and quality. Th grade he* been mnch improved, and the I ere are, eonaeqoeotly, killing moeh On Monday 117 head ot eattle an hogs were pot on the loc^ market. •little advanoed. Prime oows and heifsrs.. Commoa bntehers' stn9 illteete...

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Mr. D. 4. Gilbert and wife are in St. Louis. Mifs Mary Kimball has gone to Wenons, Minn.

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Mrs. Bichard Doyle is visiting at Carbon, Ind. Mrs. Samuel Ainsworth is visiting in Colliosville, 111.

Mrs. Lenhart and son, Charles, are visiting in Ohio. Miss Alice Heermans is visiting friends in Indianapolis.

Miss Georgia Bovell spent her school vacation at home in Pfcris. Miss Moloy. of North Veruon, O., is the guest of Mis* Mary Cassell.

Miss Fannie Kramer, of Arc-la is holidaying with Miss Lottie Purdy. Miss Fone Hazelrig, Adams, Ind., is the guest of B. 0*nley and family.

Mr. Charles Durnell and wife, of Washington, Mo., are visiting Mattoon relatives.

Mr. Wm. Pickett gees to Chfcage next week to attend Bryant & Stratum's business college.

Mrs. A. M. Mrsier is entertaining her mother, Mrs. M. A. Bonrie, of Upper Sandusky, O.

Mr. Wm. Tiley and wife were over from Carbon Sunday, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tiley.

Mrs. Hagbey and daughter Clara, of Shelbyville, III, paid a holiday visit to Mrs. Jennie Cox.

Mrs. D. D. Bicketts and daughter Grace, of Greencastle, visited Mis. Tom Walker the past week.

Mrs. W. S. Hinkle has returned from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Noble Gordon, at Metamora, Ind.

Mr. H.N.Dickson and wife and Mrs J. Kremer. of Areola, were guests of H. M. Dickson and wife Christmas aud Sunday.

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