DUPLTY.Ctrrtip«»dei©* to Ta» Sti*.Mr. Andrew Prather, of North t Vernon, took hia invalid wife he air Tuesday morning. She bas been on , the verge of the crave tor a year, out attempted a visit to her Pieter, 1 Mra. Alma Foster, near Deputy. The trip proved too much for her feeble frame, and she was barely j alive when taken home. Her friends ’ are aorry to tee her in puch poor health, but rejoice to aee that the ' hat aucb a kind and devoted hue* band.Rev. J. T. O’Neel ba» been sent back to Kent circuit for the enduing year and hia many frienda gave him a cordial welcome in Deputy. He delivered a moat excellent sermon on Sunday night. A good aermon for akaptica especially. Rut hope there are not many of tbat claja in j eurtown. Every two week* w* are « favored with one of his sermons ! and they are highly appreciated.There ia an opening in our town for a good millinery, aa Mira Mary RicceOa has moved hrr goods te Lexington, Scott, Co. and w« are without any millinery whatever.Mr. Irvin McCaalin and eiettr * atarted on their trip west Tu -a-lay jmorning on train. Miae |Emma is quite feeble and it ia [hoped she will return to her Inmrrestored to health.Mr. E. Webber, drummer tor li. C. E»ken k Co.of J«-tTira niviih*, : waa in our town on Tuesday ni^bt. jMr. and Mrs. J. VV. Reiley are visiting their daughter, Mra. Laura ! Roseberry, of Delaware. Ind.Married—At the bride’d residence, Mra. Eliza Biakt, near Bunkum, and Mr. Jae. Shaateen, Sunday, at 10 o’clock a. ro., by Rev. J. T. O’Neil. 4Miy all their days be days of peace.”Our genial friend KJ. it in our midat ooce more. Ou accouot ot bia health he was compelled to leave bis atudiea and return home. Hie friends are glad to vee him, but are sorry he coi Id not remain at school, as he waa getting along bo nicely. Mizpah.