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MAXWELL.
Prospects good for cold weather... The "kids" have had their skates on this week ... Miss Flora Smith visited friends at Westland the* first of the week. .. Mar ion White and James Ellsberry, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with relatives and frienflsNin this locality The protracted meeting"fit the Friends' church is still in progress... .S. N. Bateman has sold his saloon to Fred Chappell... .Two blind men, from Indianapolis, gave an entertainment at the school house Saturday night....A lumberman from Indianapolis has been here for the last week putting several thousand feet of lumber on sticks. ... .G. M. Mugg, passenger brukeman ou the Big 4, was hern over Sunday, the guest of J. H. Mugg Win. Workman is shipping corn from this place to Cincinnati... .Sid Webb says his flue horses ^are wintering fine and will come out in l[jthe' Spring in excellent condition. Mr.
Webb is a splendid horseman W. S. Lacy, of Greenfield, made a business trip 5 to this place Monday. .Mrs. T. Walker was called to Indianapolis this week to see her mother,, who is at the point of death... .James Webb made a business trip to Indianapolis the first o* the week. j| Dr. W. M. Justice, of Eden, was in town Tuesday ou business. .. .Frank Lit-
MissSa lie Doughty were united
in marriage last Wednesday eveuing. 4 Their many frie ds congratulate them... Quite a sensational incident occured at the Friends' church a few nights ago, zing services and while James Webb is talking to the congregation. Wesley nd Riley Wilson became enyolved in a quarrel, which ended in blows. Mr-
Webb stopped talking until the pugilists fought one round, after which Riley Wilson got up and went out of the church, and has since left for parts unknown.
Their EBusiness Booming.
Probably no one thing has caused such a general revival of trade at M. C. Quigley's drug store as their giving away to thei* bustomers of so many free trial bottles of Dr. King's New Discoyery for Con--nHon. Their trade is simply enor-fciiis-^ery valuable article the that it always cures and never disoints. Coughs, colds, asthma, bronis, croup, and all throat and lung disquickly cured. You can test it bebuying by getting a trial bottle free,
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.SCRABBLE TOWN.
On Saturday last the citizens of this vicinity met at the school-house, in district number four, for the purpose of organizing a company to sink a well. On motion of Mr. Ila Steele, Joseph P. Reeves was chosen president and Mr. Bates sec rotary of the meeting. The meeting theu proceeded to permanent organization, by el in in a of re to Joseph P. Reeves, Wm. R. Gibbs, John S. O os at an be S a os a el re dent, Moses Bates, secretary, and Wm. R. re as re of a id a to in a of rectors to immediately proceed to procure parties to sink said well and pipe it to he re iv re id he re or in a re a to rj^tzeus enjoying one more of nature's great blessings. XYZ.
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'(l- Mrs. Walter Shelby, of Indianapolis, Was visiting her mother, Mrs. Ferguson, last week and this....Will Eastes, Jr. went to Willow Branch last Friday and returned Saturday... .The literary at No. *4 school-house last Saturday night was very good considering that it was the first attempt^afc anything of the kiud at that place
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Thomas Foote has been elected ister of the M. E. Sunday-school, and we think the people have made a wise dice....Park Duzan, of Indianapolis, here Saturday night Frank Welis ou the sick list... .George Veacli, venerable old book agent aud variety dler, sold about $20. worth of books -^'day night. Mr. Keller was an expurchaser... .Charles Blue has orking at the Branch and has rehome. .. .Messrs Carter and ,'of Mohawk, were here last wetk after their interests 1n the timber *•». .Joe Emery is sick with the
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Again we desire to contribute our mite of news to the REPUBLICAN, which we regard as the newsiest paper our county afiords Wm. Little of Maxwell, visited friends at this place Sunday last.... A small child of James E. Barnard has been very ill with fever, but is much better at this writing Mr. Butler, wife and son, have returned to their home in Shelbyville Last Wednesday evening Mr. Frank Little formerly of this place, and Miss Sallie Doughty, were united in marriage at the home of Rev. Anderson of Greenfield. May they have a pleasant journey down the mystic river of time with nothing to mar their happiness is the sincerest wish of the writer... .Ed Robins who has been sick is much better .. .Our teacher Mr. O. P. Eastes, is on the sick list.. .Arthur and Lettie Barnard, who are attending school at Foi'tvilie spent last Sunday at home... .Jesse Barnard who has been visiting in Arkansas, has returned... .Several from this place attended the meeting at Mohawk Friday and Saturday nights... John Reed ot Greenfield, visited this place Sunday last ....Mr. and Mrs. Kingen entertained a number of friends last Thursday evening ... .Mrs. Julia McCune, was the guest of Dr. Collins and wife Saturday and Sunday last... .Miss Rachel Foster is very ill with la grippe.. .Messrs Dennis Dill and .Johnny Wiggins, went, to Knightst wu last Sunday... .The musical entertainment at Mohawk last Thursday evening given by the blind men, was splendid.... Rev. Rhinehart delivered a very able sermon to a large congregation last Sunday ..Mrs. Taylor Duncan of Greenfield, and Mrs. Hudson Smith.of Philadelphia, were guests of Wm. Brizendine and family one day last we» k. CECIL RAY.
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MOHAWK.
Mr. Hervey Fuller has returned from Ai'iyirjsas, where he has been since Christmas... .Mr. Wm. Pope, visited tie sou George, near New Palestine Saturday .. .Messrs Steele. Newman and Albea were at Indianapolis Monday on business
Mr. Jesse Barnard has returned from Arkansas much improved in health. He says he can pick 100 pounds of cotton per day A. H. Maroska and W. T. Kingen, went to New Castle Tuesday on business... .Eld. T. H. Coon of Irvington preached here Friday and Saturday nights to crowded houses. He went to Willow Branch Tuesday Miss L. J. Barnard who is attending school at McCordsville, was home over Sunday... Mr. W. S. Barnard was at Willow Branch and Anderson, last week visiting relatives Mr. John Waters has gone to Missouri, to visit A sister of Mrs. W. D. Barnard is visiting here Several of our young people attended a dance at Mt. Comfort last Saturday night... .Mr. William Rinesra aud family have moved from Iowa to this place.
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Eva Fort and daughter, of Springfield, Mo., came to the funeral of their grandfather, Solomon Gause, aud will spend sometime with friends here... .Mahlon Gause, of Laporte couuty, returned to his home Mouday... .Mr. aud Mrs. Mitchell, ot Markleville are guests of their son, Dr.Mitc»:ell aud wife... .John II Craft ar.d wife, aud John McGraw aud wife, of Knightstown. were gnests of their children, Will and elle McGraw, Sunday.. .. Wm, L. Niles and family, and Frank Craft and wife, Sundayed at W. B. McGraws. .Born to Dr. aud Ella Mitchell Saturday, a sou, and to Charlie aud Mattie Evans, a daughter. Dr. Mitchell's child died Sunday at 10 a. m. and was buried at Sixniile cemetery Monday morning Olive Dumming, from New York, is the guest of her mother, Darziua Smith... .James White and family, and Edmund Littlcwood, of Raysville, attended the funeral of Solomon Gause Sunday. ... .Emma and Nora Martin, of your city, were guests of Marion Philpot and wife last week.... The relatives of Belle McGraw stepped in to see her Sunday and speak to her concerning the arrival of the :31st anniversary of her birth. All had a pleasant day, and we better appreciated the situation when told of her surprise, than if they had left us in the dark. These fond, familiar greetings from loved ones are some of life's Sweetest oases.... D. McCormack is now working for an Indianapolis firm of lumber men ...Celia Gause is able to sit up part of the time The young people anticipate a good time at Will Niles Thursday evening. Music is the programme... .Harrison Staley is located in the Grifiin properly lor the present... .Hugh Conway is working Jile insurance.
HIE GREENFIELD
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To CurrespondmtH
All write next week, send letters on Tuesday please, and regularly thereafter.
WILLOW BRANCH
The protracted meeting at the U. B.
chnrch will continue during the week. As yet, only one has unitid with the church Mrs. Will McDougftl left Saturday to spend a few days with friends at Newcastle Claud and Mollie Patterson spent Sunday with friends at Greenfield Charles Bond and wife, of Cadiz, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ote Bond, during the past week Mr. Geo. Hull and Miss Nettie Nelson were united in marriage on last Sunday. We wish the young couple along and prosperous life ... .We are sorry to loose the citiz-nship of Mr. Joel Knight and family, who moved to New Castle, Tuesday... Mrs. Ora Davis is still sick... .Charles Blue has quit working on the section and returned to his home in Mt. Comfort Bud McCormack and George Phemister were at Greenfield, Friday... .Will Earles of Mt. Comfort, was at this place Friday and Saturday... .Mrs. Will Bennett and daughter Vicie, who reside near Curry's Chapel, were at Joel Knight's Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Thomas were at Indianapolis, Thursday and Friday, attending the Poultry show... Addison Kennedy returned home from Rushville, where he has been visiting his brother
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Mt. LKU.VNON.
The Aid Society of this place is doing well under the present officers: Mrs. Mollie E. Duncan, Pres. Mrs. Iduna Barrett, Sec.: Mrs. Linna Duncan, Treas Mrs. Alice Archey, Miss Lou Fry and Miss Belle Richey, Solicitors. There is quite a number belong to the Society and are still getting new members all the time. The ladies of this society gave an ice cream and oyster supper at this place last Wednesday eve January 14. It WHS quittf a success, having about seven gallons of ice nream and cakes and an abundance of oysters, which were soon disposed fit. Mr. Pauley the auctioneer was here to sell the album quilt. There were quite it number here mostly young people they did not tip: r-.ciate the quilt as older ones did, aud it did not bring as much as it ought, Mrs. II. II. Duncan was .the lucky purchaser. The proceeds taken in for the night amounted to over $iy.00. EverytliiLg went oil' smooth aud nice and all seemed to have a good time. This seems to speak well of the society, let all feel interested and more forward and make it a success, this all goes for the benefit of the church. This s' ciety meets the tirst Wednesday night of each mouth .The Sunday-school at this place Wc'ts re organized on last Sundayweek, and the new officers and teachers were elected L3ro. Evans intends commencing a protracted niceting here soou.
Grandma Walls is iu very poor health she is the oldest lady in the county, she will soon be 94 years old. ,*
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All forms of mileage tickets heretofore issued for the Pennsylvania lines—still unused and unexpired as to time limit— will be honored ou and after above date, on all roads operated by either the Pennsylvania Company or the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St Louis Railway Company, and only Oue Thousand Mile Tickets will be thereafter sold.
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