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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04
IRE ETsFxS.
The Last Social Of the Seasor-Largt
Attendance aud Good lime.

The Elks gave their last social of the sea
son, last night, to large attendance OF citi-
zens and professional people now in our
city. The ore given two weeks ago was
great, but the one of last evening showed it
under. An orchestra OF eighteen musicians
furnished the necessary music under the
leadership Of Professor Kiokenhcef fer. Sorgs,
REGULATIONS, funny anecdotes, ETC., by tle
members of tho lodge and the guests present.
helped 10 render the social enc of the most
enjoyable affairs ever given IN our city.
Oscar p Sissau, a widely known protes-
sonal, SLED the position of Chairman IL an
admirable manner. The Lodge OF Elks in
this city has been in existence but four
years. Commencing with only e handful =,
their Membership now represents about $50
al cur pecp,e IN al branches % business.
The Greer was crea Ell IN New York 10 the
ytar G4, made up 81 actors only. having for
ia purpose sociabiiiry sud protection. In
tks last ten years it has been open 10 sil gen
tiensn OF good STA, ding The UorS &C.
colupiisbe3 by the + rs has always been Of
great beutfil 20 thg civilized world.
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ConyeyGnCes. 9: consideration. .......sls.55o
Be ants "a divorces

Z New YORKER, who evidently thinks that
the divorce laws Of Indiana are made for tal
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04

The following deeds were recorded Saturday,
May .. as reported by steeg Il Bernhamer, a.
strset compileIs. = and IS Thorpe Block. Tele
rnonp ms.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04

Duffy was the thief and so informed the po-
lice Authorities Pstrolmsn Oonklin was de
tailed 10 watch him, and yesterday, when
cealed himself behind q door. Duffy soon
entered the room, and was about to step
toward q bureau when, by some means, he
became aware of tbs officers presence aud
changed bis mind. CsnkHn then placed
him under arrest
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04
oharged with MaIlclous Trssnass.

Melvin Dufy YVES arrested yesterday on
q charge Ct malicioes iTespass For some
time past he has been n the employ OF
daiTynan residiDE Gu Brooklyn avenue, and
the family have OF late been missing small
sums OF money. They q. once dscidsd taat
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04
Independent Turnvereins.

The Independent Turnvereins gave an ex
bibition Of the classes under instruction OF
the society az the Grand Opera House last
night The entertainment consisted o.
tsblesus symnsstic exercises aud music A
large ard appreciatiye audience was in at
.7rdanca
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04
Institute OF Homeopathy.

The nineteenth annual session Of the IN
diana Institute CT Homeopathy will be held
a. Plymouth Church on the 1870 and 20th
iust A programme including sixty Two
psreTs by byscisus from eli sections of the
Stale has bten prepared.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04
Zeal E.tate IRAN -fsra

The following deeds were recorded Saturday,
May .. as reported by Steeg * Bernhamer, a..
strset compilers. = and Is Thorpe Block. Tele-
phone. 10iS:
The Citizens National Bank OF Indiana
polls 10 Casper Scbaaf. warranty deed
addition to the sity Of indianapolis $50 90
William II. Morrison aud wife 10 jose
phine McGinnis warranty deed TO lot
% In Smith s suodlvisiDn OF cutlot s. in
tee city OF InGiRuaDOlis-....... -...-..... > 90
RoSa krUpp and husband TO Anton Rich
ter, warranty deed TO lots 3, and 10 in
Indianapolis ........... 49,. .......-... 4oo 90
The heirs OF samuel L. FTaZ-e TO Emma
Leercsmp, warranty deed 10 part OF the
northwest quarter Of the northSest
range east ST. ~ .'-.r 400 oo
The heirs OF Samuel L. Frszse to August
ind John NackeT, warranty deed -
part of the northwest half OF the north
west quarter and part of the northwest
range east. . .'.....-...... 5.40O 90
Elizabeth Vert 70 Amos y. kTeSson and
wife warranty deed 10 lot in WRISTS
ton 10 the city Of indianapolis 1000 co
Alvin D. May and wife 70 Ella Martin,
warranty deed TO part of lot in By
rams subdivision OF lots Is and Il IN
city Of Indianapolis. -. I,s7o 90
Robert Cunnett and wife 70 JOauns
BrOwnieId. warranty deed 70 lot IS in
square - in Fi<cus' subdivision OF John
annapolis -. -, ...,...: -. 1850 90
Charles ". Dsiord aud Siis TO LeoniGas
N. Brnnson, warranty deed 10 part o.
the west hall of the southeast quarter
nf section o. township " north. reuee
east.---------..--.-- la9 %
ConyeyGnCes. g: consideration. .....-SlS5j0 %
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Advice TO

Are You dN:Trhc8 II night 2Ul broken II yCui
rcstl, ! sick 'h.ld Suffering and cryiEg vii
Para oI cutting teeth" !! - send AZ once IUt
GET alru'i'r ui Mr.. N.I>ioWS >""rhing SyTui
tor "il.icrrn trctiiH.. u, Na... j. lIr.irulaulr
ihrpvud u,En Il ~iIutirrS. Her" = no mistake
about n. II uTrSGyscH'"r and d~iarrkus. reg
ult'-S ~" >'om4Hh agi bowels. curr> wine collie
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Tho mos; impoTtt discovery =
that which brings the4l>' cgoi . th,
greatest number. DE- New -
eoverv fer oonSurnatsar3 colds
and will preserve della end save
life and j. 4 priceless .s,1 81 re So -
ed. No, only does il No. cure
sonsampsian. on: ccuCs o'iS b-oa-
chi,is as:hma, Aoa>en.eS ul sl afcc
tions o; the throot. lpIs1 sDd chest
Weld at once 10 Us wc,Acl curative
powers. ,.yon doaut a5e' a trial
bottle free. at Henry CoSx drug store
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An End TO Bone St4pbnS.

Edward Shepherd. of Had ishnTg. III
ssys: .Eavinr relieved y. ruch benz.
ft from Electric B'f,er Il II -.
duty 10 let suffering han,s know II
Have had q runn'pg soarc ny han.
for eight years: my docsaa Pld me !
would have 70 have the hAt scrape,
oraeg ampuAsed. ] nsed is51 Fsd thru
hotties os Electric Bittens seveF
boxes Of h,ckiius Arnics re, ans
nv leg = nav sound and ~sH
Electric Bitt~rs ~ Frs ccN ho't''
sud Buckiins Araicz Sxlse 3 r=s
box hs Henry Cook
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DARK DAYS.
lCoshn.e1 ION FAT Peg

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III - ln". / knew i.Jt c'y mat / S."HII
h.c,iIaI ui,,n 10 keep Iuy oath; and know
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Ter rycs WIS = s"'nlyr FIRE, "fjch unt.l raw
In,i never -r.ri ,hs~,. ''nEI!rUa! Philip
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-06

j. strong. vigorous, hcalthtui vile
wi;h q clear han tome "oml'cyi'n.
The. can all he acquired by uscirg
ir Har;cr's Iron Tonic. 2i-It
, 1885-07-03

When the explosion took place there
was a flash and then the smoke shot up
in the air in a solid and compact column
which afterward spread out funnel shaped
The fair ground fence was mostly split
up into kindling wood, and a line of tele.
graph poles were cut down.
A set of harness was blown a half mile
away.
Nineteen men Iwere working at the
brick kiln near by and although n shower
of stones fell among them and a horse was
killed, not one of the men were hurt.
Everybody in the city thought that the
house he happened to be in was struck by
lightning, and a great many persons were
dreadfully frightened.
Maj. Talbot had started for home and
some one bantered him to throw dice for
drinks. He accepted the challenge and
was detained about ten minutes which
kept him from being near the explosion
on horseback, and probably saved his life.
This, he says, reminds him of two men in
a battle, one of whom was saved from
death by a ball lodging in a testament,
while the other was saved by a ball lodg-
ing in II pack of cards.
, 1885-07-03
Personal

+. Z. Avery, OF Fort Collins IS here.
Prof. Stark went West to his ranch
near Laramie yesterday.
Geo. Hutton and wife. of Laramie, Wis
tied Cheyenne yesterday.
DR.. VIM. Harris, of Albany county, was
a West bound passenger yesterday
Don't forget to remember the Knights
of Labor ball at Library hall tonight
Mr.. NJ. j. Waldheimer, DeWalts
Denver attorney, is at the Inter Ocean.
Doc Howard, who used to be on the
police force in this city, is visiting the
capitol.
Col. Hooker. the white haired hero of
the Rock Island route, arrived from the
East yesterday.
Mr.. White, Of Baltimore, a friend of
the Sturgis brothers. arrived Yesterday
equipped for hunting.
Hon. Henry w. Hobson, United States
attorney for Colorado, is here to attend
the supreme court this morning, when the
opinion in the DeWalt ease will be rem
dered.
j. b. Dorman, the advance agent of the
Dress Rehearsal opera company, which is
to sing here on the evenings Of the sth
and 9th insts., is in the city Mr., Dor
man has long been an attache of the Madi-
son Square theatre management, and has
just closed the season with the Pirate
SecTetaY company which Travelled in
Canada.
Col. John :. Mason, 9TH infantry; Capt
George NJ. Downey, DIST infantry; and
LIT LIEUT.. James Regain, r. Q. M. 9th
infantry, comprise the board of examina-
ton which has been on duty at Fort D.A.
Russell, appointed to examine into and
report upon all buildings erected at that
post under contract dated Nov. Is, 1884,
with Mr.. James East. the board will re
port, in accordance with article 3 of said
contract, on such buildings as may be re-
ported from time to time ready for their
examination. The board will also inspect
and report upon the water works under
construction at that post as required by
article 8 of the contract of March IL, 1855,
with Messrs O'Brien and Lawle.
Among the arrivals at the Inter Ocean
yesterday were II S White Ed Friend,
Joseph Gallagher, Ghas G Sloane, G W
Calhoun, p + Randolph, New York; y
b Kimba1, Geo f Wanless, Denver; O
W Mead, Boston; Il Emba. L 5 A. wife
and three children, Fort Laramie; Geo
Chase, f c Fisher, ranch; Quincy =
Yinal, Belle Fourche; W VI Roxby, X J
Napier, Elkhorni James r Redman, NJ
D Hays, Pittsburg; Geo L Poland, Egbert;
c L Hanson, Koarney; c CTroxell,
Council Bluffs; n b Ingersoll, Detroit;
Mr Egington, San Francisco w f Car
land, Pine Bluffs; Ed Mitchell. ST Louis;
Geo Iathrope, Chugwater.
, 1885-07-03
The Greeler Excursion.

They who go to Greeley with the Irish
Benevolent Society's excursion will find
that lovely little city in holiday attire for
Independence day. Among the attrac-
tons for the occasion viii be the Union
colony celebration, including music,
speeches, songs and a basket picnic; the
iremen's tournament, in which the lead
ing teams of Colorado and Wyoming will
participate, and the days festivities will
be ittingly closed by a grand ball at
Jackson's opera house. Greeley is a dc.
lightful little city, of shaded drives and
parks, where a day can be most enjoyably
spent. The cost of the excursion will be
but two dollars for the round trip, child
ren half price, so that all can afford to go
and take their families with them.
, 1885-07-03

The annual commencement exercises
were held at the Farrell school yesterday,
Mrs. f. Ollerenshaw, teacher. There
were many visitors present. including one
of the school trustees. The scholars dem
onstrated splendid ability, and training,
and their performances were pleasing to a
high degree. The residents ofthe vicinity
arc to be congratulated on the training
and talent of their school and Children.
, 1885-07-03
catlle Nntes.

The Standard Cattle company bought
on yesterday of the John Hunter Cattle
company, of Bordeaux, Wyo., ninety
head OF high grade y%earling Hereford
bulls. These calves are from thorough
bred Hereford bulls bred from high grade
Hereford and Short Horn cows, and are
the finest bunch of native calves ever bred
in this territory. The stock will leave in
a few days for the purchasers ranch on
the Belle Fourche.
About 100 head of COW ponies came in
from the north last evening and were
driven to Abney's corral.
, 1885-07-03
.9TCTION!

Sale Of abOuf forty Chey-
ess,se cify lots at auction at
Riner n .JOhns0n's office,
Tuesday, July ?, 1885, at 3
%. sss. Come and get "a lot
cheap.
, 1885-07-03

| have the largest and most complete
clothing house in Wyoming, and can and
will sell clothing cheaper than any other
house in the territory. b. lIellman.
, 1885-07-03

If you are failing; broken, worn out OF
nervous, use Wells Health Remover.
81. Druggists.
, 1885-07-03

Pure, delicious ice cream and the finest
soda water with all the various fruit syr-
ups at II. II. Ellis.
, 1885-07-03

A society by the name Of THE Young
Peoples Philomathic Club was organ
lied last evening by a number of members
Of the First Baptist congregation of this
city. The society begins its life with
some choice spirits and promises to be a
success, The members chosen Off
GERS for the present term are: President,
Mr.. Rex; first vice president, Miss Lulu
Whipple; second vice president, Miss
May; third vice president, Miss Shaw;
secretary, Willie Whipple; treasurer, Mr..
Rinker; executive board, Miss Head, Miss
Crook. Miss Brown The first social en-
tertainment under the auspices of this
society will be given in the Baptist church
Tuesday evening, July IA.
, 1885-07-03

Try Rhodes and Truxells celebrated
soda water with cream, equal 10 that OIL
Alex Hudnut of New York.
, 1885-07-03

Trunks and %yalises, largest assortmen
and lowest prices at Polaok S.
, 1885-07-03

For fine watch repairing,
DAVID MILLER, ldelman block.
, 1885-07-03
JUST RECEIVED

The finest line of
Seersuckers, Pongee
and Worsted Coats
and Vests in Stripes,
Checks, Plaids and
plain goods for sum-
mer wear ever seen in
Cheyenne.
Allthe Latest Colors
and Shapes in Pique,
Lawn and Satin Ties,
Scarfs, etc. Now is
your time to buy.
, 1885-07-03

Ask your grocer for Denver Best Soap.
, 1885-07-03
EXCURSEO.NS

Everyone going on The
excursions I'm Of July, can
procure OF Riner a. john
SON $4,000 for Csc at The
train or before.
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SHERRIFFS SALE.

Action on School Bond Adair county
VS.. Daniel Fusselman aud Rebecca Fussel-
man.
Whereas; on the first day of January 1875;
Daniel Fusselman and Rebecea Fusselman;
made executed and delivered their bond to
Adair county to the use and benefit OF the
swamp land fund of said county, and to
secure the payment Of the sum Of money
mentioned in said bond. of SAID Daniel and
Rebecca Fusselman made; executed and
delivered their mortgage deed TO said coun-
~ containing power of sale OF the following
described real estate in Adair county; No.
to-wit; Commencing two hundred and
seyenty-fye feet and six incher west of the
southeast corner of the southwest quarter
of the northwest quarter Of section No.
uiL9, 9 in township No. sixty-two GO of
range No. fifteen: running thence north
eight rods and twenty-five % links,
thence east eighty -four 81 feet, thence south
eight S rods twenty-five links, thence
west eighty-four 81 feet to place of beginn-
ing.
Now therefore, by virtue and authority Of
tieri facias issued from the office of the
Adair County Court, to me directed, dated
August 9th, 1885, have levied upon and will
sell at public sale to the highest bidde for
cash in hand, or on time with approved Sc
eurity, for the paymentsOf the purchase
money, with ten per cent. per annum, be-
fore the Court House door in the town of
kirksyille, while the Circuit Court for said
County of Adair is in session; on
SATURDAY, THE 24th DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1885.
between'the hours OF nine a. m, and five
D. M OF that day; the real estate above de-
scribed to satisfy said fiera facias and costs.
j. Fl. KISSEAR; Sheriff Adair County NO.
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School Report.

Monthly report Of Rural Dell school,
DIS. No. 8, township 62, range IA,
commencing Aug. Srd, 1885, and end
ing Aug. 18th. Number of pupils en-
rolled 80; number of pupils attending
each day 43; number of days atten-
dance of each pu pill II $40; number of
days attendance of all pupils S5S;
pupils not absent during the month
are: Naomi Bryant, Sallie Conner,
Myrtle Thompson, Ida Canaday, Hattie
Bryant, Addle Thompson, Willie
Hamilton, Chas Conner; visitors dur
ing the month: Miss Ella Hickman
and Miss Libbie Grim, Mrs. Rosa
and MIR. Sherman Bundy.
am alwas glad to.have the patrons of
the school call and encourage the
interest os their children.
ELLA ANDERSON, Teacher.
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sHERIFFS SALEM PARTITION.
/. H. KINNEAR,
sheriff Adair County.

Sarah Dodson, James n. Dodson
John W. Dodson. Perry NJ. Dodson. Order
Lizzie Matchett Jenny Dodsou, Of sale
dora Bell " atchett and Sarah, in par
Matehett by their guardians Charles tition.
L. Bounds, Plaintiffs.
Whereas, at the October term 1884, of the
Cirauit Court Of Adair County, Mo-, an order
of record was made in the above entitled
cause ordering the Sheriff Of Adsir
cousty to sell at public sale the following
described real estate, situate in ,Adair county
Mo-, to wit:
Lots Nos. and two in block No 9 in the
tUwn of Willard, and the southeast, North
east quarter. and all at that part of the
quarter lying north of the track of the right
of way of the Wabash. st. Louis &. Pacific
r. r., all in section No. thirty three 30
township sixty-two62, of range fifteen, contain
NJ Of acres more or less
Terms of sale. cash in hand Geed, to be
made upon final payment of purchase money.
nov, therefore by virtue and authority OF
the order Aforesaid, l will on Saturday the
9th day of October 1855, before the court
house door. IN the town of Kirksville, in
Adair county aforesaid between the hours
OF o'clobk .. N. and 5 o. clock p. m.
OF that day. while the
Circuit Court for said county is in session
expose said property to public sale to the
highest and best bidder in compliance with
the requirements of said order Of sale.
Witness my hand this 24th LAY OF Septem-
Der 1885. J. II. KINNEAR.i Sheriff Adair
county