—The following marriage Iiceuses have j been granted since our lust report: Thomas j jFIybd to I)ora Grew sling, J. G. Hudson to Mary Cordrey, Clark Brown to LucyE. Loo.—One dollar a year will cover your doctor’s kill if you take Simmons ‘LiverRegulator. fobl7tUwlw.—The Baptist revival services are still in progress, and much good and noble work it being accomplished by the pastor assisted by Rev. L. A. Clevenger of Munoie.—The administrator of the estate of Jus. C. Stanfield, who was run clown by an engine and killed while coupling cars in the Columbus yards, has filed suit in the Bartholomew Circuit Court for $10,000 damages against the P. C. C. St. L.—A great many of oar local dairymen are complaining of the very high prices on food, and thoy are thinking of raising the prico on milk accordingly. They don’t like the idea of all the hens being on a strike when eggs are worth twenty cents a dozen,either.—Visa Mary Cordrey, daughter of John Cordray, the west Main street grocer, was united in marriage yesterday to Mr. J. G. Hudson, a prominent merchant of Volga, Indiana. A long and prosperous life for the couple is the wish of their many friends.