The Hancock Democrat from Greenfield, Indiana • Page 4

THE HAXCOCK DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 12, 1891 4 THE 101 ARE VICTORIOUS, INTERIOR VIEW OF M. C. QUIGLEY'S NEW MODEL DRUG STORE. Building and Loan Report. Report of the fireentield Ruilding anil Ixan Association for the six month ending March 1, 141.

RRCFIPTS. Puce N.MS Klnes 91 5 Premiums 1.1 77 Interest l.TVS 31 JUST RECEIVED, An excellent line of Old Time Pure Maple Syrup, Peach Preserves in bulk, Apple Butter in bulk or three pound Buckets. Also a nice assortment of Pure f. i Ss'j IN LEE G. THAYER'S NEW BLOCK, North Side Main Opposite Court House.

I have just receive l.uuO eallotis of Motlltt West's Purity Paints, which I am selling at 1.25 a gallon. I have handled and sold these Paints" in (ireenndd for the past SIX YKAKS, aad they have stood all kinds of tests put upon them, and in all kinds of weather and in no ease have I ever received one word of complaint or condemnation upon tins popular brand of paint. As these paints have made a reputat ion in this community which none other can excel or compare wit h. it will he of interest to parties wanting nrst-class paints to call and purchase these popular brands of paint. I Membership fee 50 Transfer fee Fledge loan paid -Vv- X) i Mortgage loans paid l.TStf raid up stock Total for six months to March 1.

1 V1 Paid to Treasurer as por vouchers 74 balance in hands of Sec- retarv 2 4 Si). Total KFM KTS. rders issued for mortgage loan- 00 I orders issued for pledge loans I Orders issued for with- I drawaN Orders issued for insur- a nee orders issued for court Costs orders i-iud for attor- ney's fees S35 00 5.50S VS 4 TO si "sS Total J20.1M) IS Overdrawn Sept. 4 77 2 balance in I leasury hands of rotary Total STOCK. Shares oiitstamlintr Sept.

1. ls0 Shares issuetl to March 1, 1S91 TOti shares withdrawn to March 1, 12 Now outstanding (common stock 576 Now outstanding paid up stock 4' Now outstanding (common and paid up P22' I EST KNTS. Mortirape loans Sept. 1, J57.M5 (Kl Pledge loans Sept. 1, 00 J1.V'2 shares.

Total Mort irate loans paid. Pledge loans paid $7,525 00 5s" (X) S.110 Balance Morftrape loans.fi months to March 1. ls-tl 00 Pledge loans, ii months to March l.ls?l. sr. 00 14,410 00 Sheri trs cert ificate of purchase tiss 74 .1 ud mucnt in 1 1 an cock Circuit Court 512 Paid for fire insurance 4 70 1 (rz tftS.101 02 Total investments ASSKTS.

Investments Vs.5:!2 10 Fines, interest, and premium due Association 123 "io Cash in hands of Treasurer 79 Cash in hands of Secretary 2 94 Total assets 1C I.I A HI I.ITI ES. Interest on paid up stock. $151 2i Secretary's salary 100 00 Palance due Secretary i 91 Total liabilities 22 Net assets 7S MARY. Amount common stock at interest for i months 54 Piles paid on same for fi niont lis (Mi Earnings for months 2.4'1 21 liross value of com. stock March 1.

Value 01 a id up st oi outstanding KXI'KNSKS. Paid prinfirigand supplies 00 Secretary's salary. 2U0 00 Interest on paid up stock. .541 2s 7fc I Total expenses for 6 mos. to March 1, lH'U 770 2 The orders for attorneys' fees and court costs are included in the item "Sheriffs certificate of purchase," under the head of invest ments.

SKKl ES VAI.VKS. First series, per share JfOSfl 71 Second series, per share 221. 41 Third series, per share IsS 45 Fourth series, per share 14ti 72 Fifth series, j-er share ins Sixth series, per share Seventh teries, per 41 Kcspectfull huhmitted, JOHN COKCOKAN, Secretary. Obituary. Another grave now lies deep, Away from life's trout.le anfl ww; And Koseoe with the loved one sJeeps t'nder the snow.

Pied, on Sunday afternoon, March 1, Roscoe Karl, oldest son of liiley and Mary Kvans, aged 2 years and 7 months. I)iseae, membraneous orouj'. His sickness was of short duration lasting only four days. It is sad to record the death of one so young and cheerful; yet, when we think of the sinfulness he escaped t.y heir.g called awav so soon and realize that "Peath is a path that must be ti till, if we would ever pass to we are willing to submit. Koeoe will be greatlv missed, but we know Lv his death that Heaven has gained another jewel, while the parents have the sympathy of many relatives and friends they have the greatest consolation in the thought of a happy reunion above, we know the troubhVof this world are many, and sometimes very hard to bear, vet, we fthould lok forward with a heavenly hope, and prepare to meet our loved one in the bright home beyond.

Put away the little dresses. That our dar ing used to wear; He will need them on earth never; He has clirr.hed the golden stair. Angels now watch o'er our darling. And th things he used to wear; Hut his little feet are waiting. Close heside the golden ktairs.

Iia N. Tnof a. Willow Rkawch, March 5, lVwl. Nox, Give Attention To the purification of your blood, for at no season is the body so susrejrtible to the benefits to be derived front a god medicine, March, a. sa i kidneys and liver, repairi nerve -uc-s, strengthening and invigoratin.

the whole body, as well checking the progress of acute and chronic disease, arc! restoring the alllicted part- to a natural, healthy condition. If vmiluve never tried Hood's Sarsapari la your sj-ring iii-dicine, do so this seaon. leej absolutely necessary for health, and nothing so etl. ctu.tlly ro'tis one of seej as does a crying babv. Ir.

P. nil's p.ihy its p. tin and the babv be i i and allow to sietsj, price cent- a bottle. Kiiglis. ofT or cj Dnr'.

ey. K.n.'l.. throat. removes ail hard, from mm! Spn Curt s.pr:t!tis. all swni.rtl t.

I. of one Imttle. irurfk.s-1. i. i.

P. Karly, DoVlvl. Klcior-e I by th- j. ai harmless, and Lull's svrut'. 'pic as a s.tt.v leap remedy.

Ir. sl.KKi'I.Pss NKilH id. that temt a- i-ous'li. remedy for For saU- lili.serHhlc jt Cure L. Kurlv.

apriivl no Moving is going on very rapidly in our neighborhood. Melvin Hoglo moved to near Philadelphia lat week. We are sorry to lose such a good neighbor. Our school closed last week, being Mrs. Barrett's second term.

Fratik Stutsman, of near Philadelphia, attended the social at Melvin tingle's Monday night. Flora Comstoek, of Fountaintown, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Jasper Jones, for the past week. r. Coleman Pope will move to Greenfield in the near future.

Thomas Cohee spent the Latter part of the week with his parents in Fountain-town. Ed. Smith and Geo. Edgcll went to Shelby ville Sar unlay. A music party was given at Mary Runean's Thursday evening, by Mr.

Frank o'Banion, Anna Holding and Clint Sloan, (mite a nie time was had. WARRINGTON. Moving is the order of the day. M.rs. R.

A. Slaughter is on the sick list. Wm. Rozell has moved to the Holli-day farm, north of town. thos.

llagot. speeial airent of Fnion Central Life Insurain-c was here Monday and Tuesday, doing some work in his line. James Tibbetts. of California, and Mrs. Sarah Tnu Mood.

of Indianapolis brother and sister of Aunt Fram-i Williams, spent several days here, last week, visiting the latter. C. -V. Masters was at Indianapolis, Wednesday, buying gas supplies. The Serabbletown gas well is a gusher hence the stockholders are happy.

Our school closed Wednesday, which was taught by W. T. Orr. The patrons surprised him by coming in just hefore noon, with their baskuts Idled with good things to eat, ami of course quite a good time fallowed. The afternoon was spent in literary work, such as declamations, dialogues, ani all present were well paid for their being there.

M1IAEH CORN Kit. Weather very pleasant just now. The roads are a good condition for hauling. There is a god ileal of sickness in this vicinity. Mr.

Andrew Prater and family, of Indianapolis, are visiting at Cyrus Man ning this week P. Bussell is on the sick list, also John Tweelv John Keller has commenced building a new barn. Valentine A Johnson are doing the work. J. R.

Bussell is poing to Chicaga in a few days, to commence work in a wholesale house at a year. Bobby Poole was the guest of Steven Shipley last Sunday. J. R. Bussell was in Henry county last Saturday, on busii ess.

Lakr Sii.e. IiOUOKXIlACK SCHOOL HOl'SF. Health good. There is only four weeks of our school yet. Mrs.

Martha Loudenhaek has been at Knightstown, for the past few weeks, visiting her daughter. Wilborn Wilson is having good suc cess Jesse Loudenback is talking of going to Indiianapolis to work in the car shot CH.KL TT FS' 1 LLK. Snow has gone once more. You can see that we are on a lioorn. We are glad to hear of M.

Niles rebuilding his store room which was destroyed by tire some time ago. We will do all we can to help him along. We have now got a traveling minstrel troupe. "Doctor Shop" was rendered by the Company at the Conklin school house, Thursday night. The excellence of their acting, the vigor and correctness of their singing, the nic discrimination and complete attainment of the principals in their parts, has not been equal there in a long time, if ever.

The music rendered was excellent, interspersed with sweet solos by Mr. Walker. We wish the Company a grand success in the future. Catfish. A Wonder Worker.

Mr. Frank Huffman, a young man of Burlington. hio states hat he had heen under the care of two prominent physicians, and liwir ri. Ttl.i 1 until Kt. v.

t. gf.t around. They pronounced his case to 1-e 1 lxt- jinru'Miui ci uii. 1 Jise 101 I THE COUNTY IN BEIEE. Interesting N'otes From Our Country CVKKVS CHATFIi.

Health not very good at present. Farmers are preparing for the summer's toil. Win. Sagers has recovered from his coUl water bath. Rev.

Rineheart preached an excellent sermon here, last Sunday. Charles Onstott is very low at present. Kirt Aiken has recovered from his illness. J. K.

Radt-liil and Inez Martin visited Maxwell school last Saturday, anil report a good time. Fddie Curry, who lias been visiting friends in this vicinity, has returned to his home in Indianapolis. The attendance at Sunday School last Sunday was verv poor. Let us arise and make this the best School in the county. School closes at this place Wednesday, March 11.

J. F. Kauclitt, the energetic and ellicient teacher, lias spared no I pains to make his a model school, and has won for himself, many friends and admirers. Miss Anna Frost will attend school at Jreontield, alter the close of school Independent. IJuakkk.

.1 AC K-SK .1 I CT I School closed at (iranlsborouch last Saturday. Misses Minnie and Stella Addison spent Saturday night with Misses Kllie and Louie Fort. Misses Hannah and Nellie Woods spent Sunday at Charlottesville. The literary at No. 1 has adjourned for this term of school.

Supt. Jackson attended school at Nos. 6 and 7, last week. Miss Ida Badger taught school last Monday, the teacher, Jesse Evans, being called away by the death of a relative. Orange Julian and family have moved to our neighborhood.

The salw at Ed Woods' last Wednesday, was well attended. Several of the young folks were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Addison, Wednesday evening last. IMGKON UOOST.

Roads rough. Eddie Roland has been visiting friends at Greenfield. Literarv closed at Conklin's school house on "last Thursday night. Our school is progressing fine, under the management of M. Wise, Albert Catt was callingon W.

P. Lacy. There will be a grand entertainment given by the pupils at Serabbletown school house on next Saturday night. All are cordially invited. Rev.

Rickoffwill preach at Nameless Creek church on next Sunday and Sunday night. Blossom. MILNEH'S COUNKU. Roads bad. Health good.

Joel Manning went to Indianapolis, Saturday, on business. William Tucker's smiling countenance was seen en our streets a few days ago. A son of Jesse Collins' died Saturday last. Joe Green has been confined to his room with rheumatism. Miss Ada Hays was the guest of Mrs.

Iiii7.an, last Friday. W. P. Russell is'on the sick list. Joe Piper was the guest of Miss Nora Shipley, Saturday evening.

Jacob Buzan contemplates moving to Anderson is the Hear future. Sme of our young people attended meeting at Center Grove, last Sunday night. Grandma Perka is reported better. Russell, Haynes A were at Eden on business, Friday last, on business. Several ol our voung folks attended a ball at Conrad Keller's, a few evenings ago.

Wm. Tucker and Adam Hays were at Eden last Friday. Robert Nelson was in our locality last Saturday, on business. Wm. M.

llays was at Greenfield last week. Joe Estle is going to more to Blue River township. Zeei. WILKINSON. Jesse ollins nine ooy, Jesse, aiea ttlUHIdl IIlOlOlll Irtt rtll'i as L'UIlfU Sunday at the Harlan cemetery.

i. W. Ham went to Anderson Tues- iiax Via ew alle. Jacob i ve, of Andrrson was in town! Jellies. i I These Goods are all fresh and guaranteed to be strictly pure.

Try them and be convinced. FRANK S. HAMMEL, CORNER GROCERY. Tim Hancock Democrat. i ItV WILLIAM MITCH F.I .1 Tunis or Rirrt: One Copy.

per annum, in advance $1 One Copy, per annum, not paid in advan. 1 2." On Copy. SIX months rti To i i f. s. Every Krtrt is being made to have Til K.

Pkmoi rat delivered toall part of the county promptly. Subscribers Who do not receive their papers regulars, or have any n. of complaint, will oblige us by reporting Die same. of address will he made promptly, but rMjnestH must nivc the post -otlicc (ri'in as veil a the one which such change is desired, In order to receive attention. i'1.

WITH NF1MM.FMFNT THURSDAY, MAKCH i Cokn is selling in the Indianapolis market per bushel. i Th Mormons are said to be ouietlv i leaving Ctah fr their new country i Old Mexico. Iiki.awakk is said to have more living governors than any other state in the Fnioii. They have tive of them. Til population of Louisiana is classified as follows: Whites, negros, Indians, loS; Chinese, Ho, and Japanese, 4.

Total, lias appointed ol. (il'V. HoVKV Ivan N. Walker of Indianapolis, and.Iosiah 1 i winn, of New Albanv, I Tax Commissioners under the new-tax law. Col.

Walker is a Republican and Mr. (iwinn a democrat. Thev will make satisfactory nicer. Thk Legislature adjourned on 11 outlay last, after a session of 61 days. Many wholesome laws were passed, but the fee ami salary bill, owing to conflicting interest in many counties in the State, is a stupendous failure, hut it can work no material harm to the public.

Thk farmers of KansHs are forming a large grain and livestock combination, that fchall tix prices In arious states. We always thought that the Farmer' Alliances were down on trusts, and if this undertaking shall be formed, it will undoubtedly be the biggest trust in the cou tr v. I Tmk one hundred ami one Demo- erats.of the Illinois Legislature, who i 11.. iiinrrnn'ii jii miuuuii; ij uicu i didate for United States Senator (general John M. Palmer were each presented with gold medals, on Thursday evening last, by the gal- 7 lant lemocraoy or I ney ost Tuv nioirnoriation of tho Fi ft v- I nrsi ongress, wnien memoes me first two years of the Harrison Administration were as follows: First session second session making a total of From this it will be seen that Republicanism, extravagance and thievery run hand in hand.

Thk total appropriations of the Fiftieth Congress, which included the last two years of Cleveland's administration, were Th appropriations of the 1-lftv-nrst 1 ongress, which includes the lirst .1 11 3 to earsof the Harrison adminis-! tration, were The ditTcrenee between tli tii'lirj will afford the economic man much food for reflection. (iov. Hovky, yesterday, made the following appointments for the Ap- p. late Court, establish, b- the late legislature: First Histrict, Jutlge L. Rt inhard.

Hcinocr.nt. Rockport. Sju-nci-r county Second. Jutlge I. New.

Democrat. North Vernon. Jennings county: Third. James R. Rlack.

publican, Indianapolis: Fourth. Milton S. Robinoii. Republican, n. Madison county Fifth.

Ftlgar I). Crumpaekt-r. Republican. Valpar-ttisti. Port, county.

R. Rlack i a bridlit of dd. Richard Ah xan-tlt-r Rlack. of this phu-e, aiul is well ipialitietl for the position. i i GENERAL JOHN M.

PALMER. U. S. Only a Billion Gone. The Iciullican extravagance nev- er allowed itself nmre plainly than during the last session of Congress, which just closed.

A billion is an amount almost impossible to com- Ireh-nd, and yet the Kepublicans pent more than out of tne public treasury, inisvast sum has been triven to all manner all manner of schemes and frauds upon the Government. At the rate Congress has been goin on there will he a deficit of not less than and the (surplus of left in the Treasury by President Cleveland has gone to the far winds. Mr. Sayres- of Texas, the Democratic leader on the Appropriation Committee, pre- ft rrel on Thursday last, a statement showing the actual expenditures of this Congress as compared with f'tl i T- pears that the actual expenditures of this Congress have been $1, Of this amount more than half i i i. i nas oeen sjoin uuiuii; iiie iiii of months the session just closed, the figures being This wil 1 carry the (Government along until 1M'-.

To meet this expendi- ture the estimated revenues for including postal receipts, are only leaving a deficit of About however, .1. ioi uk- up iMipiianons nuiue mis ses- 1 here must be reduced by that amount, leaving a net deficit of about Mr. tayres" table of appropria- tions, hich has been verified, shows that the following amounts were ap propriated by the Fiftieth Congress: Title. lXML 1MK. I l.irtM,770 1.

Us 1.025 5.Kv'5.4ol 1.2.504 21.6(fti..M0 sy.9:s,7' 6ti.fil:,.S44 25.297..il 8.330.07S 10S.691.0Si Agricultural Armv 24.471 lhplomatic 1.4-J8.4ts" Pistrietof Fortifications 3.U72,m Indian Peiriklative 2U.75X.17S Military acadernT ol5.m3 Navy Pension Post-office io.siin.2S River and harbr 22.3!.fil6 Sundry civil 2rt.31U,Sf4 Pendencies 16.06.i,4N'i Total Miscellaneous Total regular annual appropriations lVrmanent annual appropriation. tirand total The following amounts were voted away by the Fifty-first Congress Approprt- Appropriations. 1S01. at ions, ls2. Title Agricultural 1.7vi.lW 24.20ti.471 tf.02,l.S; 24.6US.529 l.tvVWi 5.603.1 77.1 sus inpYomatic Pistrict of Columbia 1.710.M5 4.2.S2.!i84 Kort iflca ions Indian I Military academy.

Navy Pension 21,030,725 4.15.29:? 24.l:i.o:ia 9s.457.4rd 25.1HG.2! 5 3S.617.44S -4ir2'(M SI ,54 1.654 3.7x5 7TT.907.222 os Kiv office iver and Sundry civil Pefieiencies S.S.701 0S.OOO.1M1 Total 7.010. 20,77.000 annual Miscellaneous Total wpular appropriations S52.sl4.057 4IS.S41.153 Permanent annual appropriations 1012S.4.V? tirand total J4M.442.510 The sums appropriated by the two Congresses compare as follows: Fiftieth Concress Fifty-first Cncress S17.963.S.V 1,006,270.471 The estimated revenue, including postal receipts, for are and for 1S92 they are The net surplus in the Tresury at (dueed in the past week by pension 1 requisitions xor tne next quarter, more than having been 1 1 paiti out on tuis account. 1 he arain from this source will cease for three months and the surplus is expected to rawl up to figures approximating fS.iMi.mi. Th 1: Senate and House at Indian-apoli-. on Monday afternoon last, passed the Congressional apportionment bill.

The districts are the same as the previous district with a few changes. county is trans- It rred from the third to the fourth di-trict, Fnion from the fourth to the sixth. Shelby from the seventh) to the fourth and Rush front the sixth ti the fourth. The will no doubt veto tlie bill but it will i be tas.H.1 nntu ith.tsn.li,-,. Pis jectioiis.

SENATOR ELECT FROM ILLINOIS. The Electoral College of 1892. i Tukkk will be 444 votes in the Electoral College in 1892 divided among the States as follows: i Alabama. .11 1 4 Montana 1 Nebraska. 8 Nevada i J.

'olora New Hampshire. New Jersey New York North 'arolina. North Itakota Ohio ireiron IV-nnsvlvania mnect icut ware 4 (ieortria 13 Idaho 3 Illinois 24 1 ndiana to Iowa IS Kansas 10 Kentucky 1: Tionisana 8 Maine 6 Maryland Massachusetts 15 Michigan 14 Minnesota Mississippi 0 isssouri 17 Total Rhode Island South Carolina 9 South Pakota. Tennessee Texas Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia. Wisconsin Wyomiuir 4 12 .14 4 ...12 3 ...14 ..444 The following are the majorities of the Democratic and Republican parties in the election last November: IV m.

21 S.tiSl 24. H. S47 11.420 3fi.oo til.7s.s I. 144 1 5.m ls.i.sW 25, Pep. 7,715 6.4.S 2,314 Alahama Arkansas mnect icut I eleware Florida ieortria I I Iinois California.

Colorado Idaho Iowa Kansas Maine innesota Nevada N. 1 1 amp N. Pakota Ohio S. Pakota. Vermont Washington.

Wyoming. Total s.ssji 2.207 imiiana 'Kentucky l.ouisana i Maryland MiVhlan1 sio fi.44H 14.1H.-3 6.W2 .100.534 i ississi ppi lissouri ontanna Nehraska New Jersey. New York N. Carolina recn eun. Khode Island, Tennessee Texas Virginia W.

Virginia Wisconsin Total 1.019,620 Under the new apportionment law, there will be 444 votes in the electoral college requiring 223 votes to elect. Upon this basis, the States which gave Democratic majorities last fall 343 votes while the States which gave Republican majorities control 101 votes. The Democrats Successful in Illinois. Yesterday, the Illinois legislature assembled in Joint Convention for the purpose of continuing the ballot for the Senator. On the 154th ballot, Gen.

John M. Palmer, the Democratic candidate, received a majority of the votes and was declared elected for the ensuing six years. The vote stood, Palmer, Democrat, 103; C. J. Lindley, Republican, 100, and A.

J. Streeter, F. M. B. 1, two of the F.

M. R. A. members, Cockrell and Moore, being of Democratic antecedents, voted for Gen. Palmer.

The Democrats of Illinois have a ri trllt to rj0jce over the election of Gen. Palmer, for he is a good and able man. He was born in Scott county, in 1S17, and emigrated to Illinois many years ago. Gov. Hovey refused to commission the newly elected board of trustees of the Eastern Hospital for the insane, located at Richmond, but notwithstanding this fact, the members of the board filed their bond with the Secretary of State, took the oath of office and assumed charge of th Hospital.

The Superintendent tendered his resignation and it will be considered on the 10th of April next. Mr. Marsh, of this place, was elected President of the board. Message of Gov. Hovey.

On Saturday evening last, the Fee and Salary bill, as pussed by the senate and House, was sent to Gov. Hovey for his approval or rejection. On Monday morning last, he sent to the House, in which the bill originated, his veto of the same. The mes- 1 1 tsage wa read to both branches of (the legislature, and the bill passed over his vet.i bv alniost a t.Mrtv vote, A nati'Uai. gas explosion occurred at Pittsburgh last night, in a busi-: ness part of the city, resulting in the destruction, dv rire.

of a number of business houses, involving a loss of 000. Tn kp.k was a light fall of snow Inst niijht, but not sutlicient to cover the growing wheat, -An exceueru renuiiy lor uysp, Fsia siinmons i.iver Kegulator. son, Sheritl of tia. C. Maiter- wit, 111 jj, 7 I 1 Consumption and incuraUe.

He was Hood's Sarsaparilla is the per, pie's fa-snad-d to try lr. King's New Tuscovcry for vorite spring medicine. It stand- the blood, curing limhUIIipiI'Hl r'. as in April and Mav. i scrufii rhenro Ate irtst weeiv UNiMiii; a iiesii nett.r; he Con in Ued use and rose.

He reports a bright outlook for day he i ei. joying good l.ea:t li. the coming summer. any Throat, l.un or Chet TrouMe try it. I without resting.

H- found, hat hefore hi had used half of a dollar hott'h-. that he whs sat Iriai Pot at M. c. iuigley's -ti Electric Bitters This an so remedy 1 popular a 1 1 1 1 so n. A i.ur-r 1 t.

S. 1 pn r-- 1 know m-nf ion. r- ing d- all cure all y. re- Ai. p.iv.j sane- s.

ii4; let is 1 li of I). n.o 1 mi i. Mala It "A i 1 1 1 trv I. i -r lie i a r- a 1 i isoM su 11 i. dl 's- 1 1 1 '( arc a 1 ii For -ale or Pr I In p- .1 ci I'u: 1 1 urt i o.

dl -is s.i.d ill i 'on urn prion Ci.re i cu res ei ey. mv'vl 1 i a ra i-w 1 f. Motiev to loan on ii-st mortgage. Kklt iV: Jai k-'. Fl.ler Aaron Wa ker of North India 1.

reached at the Christian 'church Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. Reason 1 (avis, of Ne Castb-. was in town nignt auer tne anil of Lavis P.ros.. of that He is a clever i I he carpenter work 'ti er-anierv i will be Co t- av 1 Tui and tfo are looking P-r the ina'-hin-ry.

'I h''V v. iil t- cinn u. The ScraPbletown in Company struck gas la-: Saturlay. They hav. a 1 -ret 1 Well.

1 1 t- In a roi 1 1 iV t. 1 stock her Mrs. Jessf. Morrison dr-n went to New If ctiil-: s.tt-1 lud. urdav on .1 visit to torint TfeV Will be gotic tVo Weeks.

Marion hr'-- was in town s.jpirday 1- in as ph-amg a a basket of ripe peaches. akuy. hoiinv Health is very good, except bad coUs bich ar vi-rv uusiieruu..