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Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-30

Chew Lange's PIugs-The great Tobacco An. &dOtei-Price Q Cfa-~-Sod by all Druggists Sheriff7s Sale.
 " EVIED upon by virtue of an execution to me u directed. to wit: One 53-inch Rudge Racer Bicycle, 50-inch Expert Columbia Bicycle full nickel in good order; one Violin, made by T. W. Hammer, Hartford; and hereby give notice that I will sell said property at public vendue the sign post corner Church and Chapel streets Satur- day, May 1. 18S6 at Il o'clock a. m.
 Dated New Haven, April 8, 1886
 JOS. H. KEEFE, a24-30m1 Deputy Sheriff.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-30

District of New Haven, s. Probate Court,
 April 28, A. D. 1886. UPSTATE of OLIN II. BURNHAM, of North Ha- II ven, in said district. assigning debtor. The Court of Probate for the district of New Ha ven hath limited and allowed three months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said Estate claims thereto; and has appointed John H. Whit ing and Walter Pond, both of New Haven, con- missioners to receive and examine said claims; and has ordered that said Commissioners meet at Room 23, 69 Church street. in said New Haven, on the 2Sth days of June and July 1886, at 10 o'clock m the forenoon of each of said days for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment. Certified from Record,
 SAMUEL A. YORK,
 Judge. All persons indebted to said estate are requested
 c. B. ADAMS, aasSt Trustee.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-30

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Rrightwooh Nawa.

Price Shuffelton has sold his residence to Jacob
Miller.
Harry Shortridge is one of the attaches of the
Hotel Bristol. St Louis.
Paymaster Sheldon is in town and will pay the Bee.
line employees tomorrow.
Mrs. Harriet Bartoo, of Goodland Ind is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. PASCAL
Mrs. Maggie Bradbury of Colorado was a guest of
Mrs Benjamin CLARK this week.
Mrs. Charles Shortridge is in st. Louis visiting
relatives and viewing the grand concave
After pleasant visit at Cincinnati and the exposi-
ton, Ed. Pratt and family have returned.
After several weeks absence Abraham Schaff and
family have returned to their Atlanta home.
Isaac Hornbeck of Oaklandon has commenced to
build residence south of Jack Henry's cottage.
Charles Meadows was duly initiated on Thursday
night into the mysteries of the United Order of
Honor.
During the time occupied in changing the tracks in
the Union yards, the Decline will do its transferring
at this point.
An entertainment for the benefit of the Union Sab
bath school will be given next Tuesday night at the
chapel. City talent will be present.
Miss Lenore Snyder of Indianapolis but a former
resident of this place. will render few musical seec
tons at the Chapel concert on Tuesday night.
lawn festival viii be given at Wiles's grove by
the ladies of st. Francis Catholic Church, Wednesday
evening. Sept 20. The proceeds will be used to pay
tor grading Depot street in front of the church.
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Franklin.

Mrs. Addie Frady, who unceremoniously left her
husbands homo some two weeks ago, and for whom
continued search has been made, returned to her
fathers home Friday evening She gives rea-
for her escapade Mr.. and Mrs John Clarke
at Turkey Lake for few days. - Cards out
nouncing the marriage of Miss Jessie Covert TO DIR.
Ira Dunlavey, of Waveand Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. I.
NJ Thompson and daughters. Misses Jessie and Edna,
were in st. Louis during the last week. County
Clerk Harris Sheriff Stewart Editor Short of the Dem
and R. c. Wood with their wives, attended the
Knight Templar convention last week. Miss Ollie
Ditmars of Hopewell and Miss Lizzie Overstreet Of
this city. leave on Tuesday for Boston, where they
will attend the Boston School of Art Mrs. Emma
Givens of Springfield; o. is visiting at DR.. Psyne's
- Mrs. Baxter Mccullough is spending Sunday
with relatives in Indianapolis DR.. Walter Jeffrey
left for New York yesterday, where he will practice
dentistry, having formed partnership with DIR.
Turner, of that city: The report that the
Franklin Military Band about to give up
its organization is false in every respect.
The band has received supply of music this
week and is practicing two nights each week The
City Council backed by the best sentiment of the
place is taking vigorous steps toward closing all bust
ness houses sunday. Miss Lollie Wilson. of In
dianapolis, is visiting Mrs. T. @. DonneH Miss
Sadie Cravens has returned from her visit with friends
in Illinois Rev. Z. k. Lynn and wife, of lola.
Kan visited here and at Hopewell last week Mr..
Lynn minister in this vicinity nearly thirty five
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KOkOnO.

Charley Shawman and wife. of Battle Creek Mich
visiting relatives in the city Miss Annie Styer
mas returned from very pleasant visit among friends
at Fairbault, Mimi. :. Miss Jennie Smith who has
been the guest of her brother Rev. n. @ Smith and
family. has returned to her home in Green county,
Mrs Eli Quaintanee is visiting friends at Seneca Kan
Miss Lou Faul1 is visiting at Wichita, Kan Mrs.
William Trueblood, Miss Matte Dixon and Jonathan
Dixon visiting at Wnd6eld and Milan, Kan .
Harvey Mccoy and family visiting relations at
of Peru, is the guest of her parents in this city
Mrs Sacob Splitter is visiting her old home at Hagers
town, Md County Clerk NJ H. Sailors and wife
celebrated the twentieth anniversary of their mar
rage last night and large number of friends greeted
them.
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Connersville returned home Wednesday, accompanied
bv the latter Mrs. J. b. Schaf left for Toledo on
Tuesday last Her husband will join her next week,
and they will make this their future home Mrs j.
II Tatnan and Miss BERTHE Blake returned from De-
roit, Mich, Wednesday The Kensington Club met
with Miss Justine Leefers Thursday afternoon ;
Mrs Salle Irish of Indianapolis was here visiting rel
at;yas and friends last week Miss Lizzie Protzrnan.
who has been the guest of R. D. Harshman and family,
returned to her home in Cincinnati Saturday last
Mrs. August Deprez visiting friends In Martins
RAY are visiting friends in Louisville Ky Mrs w.
r. Ellis. who has been visiting Mrs: James Wiles' has
Robertson and daughter Miss Canne. went to Gin
c;nnat yesterday to visit friends Miss Jennie b.
lam of Cincinnati is the guest of Mrs. d. b. Wilson,
on East Washington street
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.
Review of Society Movements.


The week has been notable for it's church con-
gregation reunions. After the respite of some
six weeks or two months, the first gathering is
made social one, and brings together members
for the comparison of notes of the summer vaca
ton. The pastor Of any church who can afford
it does not consider his year complete until the
recreation for longer or shorter time has been
kaken. Mrs. George Fl. Fleming the recip-
ient of testimonial concert on Wednesday even
ing, and Mr.. II. j. Schumacher on Friday Both
are musicians of local note, and their benefits
were we'll attended. The first meeting of clubs,
societies and church societies are being
held, and in most cases the an
nual elections are occurring also
In nearly all the officers are being reelected
oil if there is any change it is in some lesser po
sition. The unusual occasion of celebrating the
ffty-hfth marriage anniversary has been the
happy lot of Rev. and Mrs. Harrington. OF
Greensburg, parents of Mrs. Daniel Stewart. of
this city, and the day Tuesday, was marked oy
afamily reunion at the residence OF Mrs. Stew
art, No. $50 North Delaware street. The guests
numbered four generations. Among the other
entertainments have been the luncheon of Mrs
0OubbaAu dnN OoAkubOI1 IL hohVA VA @AAo' SAoAAO0
r. Coe; the charity german at Miss Buffers;
the company given by Miss Anna Barbour to
celebrate the fifth marriage anniversary of her
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Barbour, OF
Cincinnati and Miss Agnes Fleteher's card party
la homer Of her guests. Miss Browder. Miss
johnson and Miss Breckenridge. Mr. and Mrs
Louis Gibson entertained few friends for Mrs
@. B. Coe, of Denver, and their guest, Miss Will
soneof Fort Wayne. A family tea was given by
Mr. Court Holiday and sister in honor of their
sister, Miss Sarah Holiday, who was married to
Mr. Poundstone, of Rushville, and came to this
city.
The city for the coming week will be filled with
visitors to the State fair. A large number will
be entertained by friends here, and very few
parties of any kind will be given. Miss Anna
Smith and DR.. Herman Martins will be married
on Thursday evening The Bon Ton dancing
club will meet with MIR. Charles Share Fri
day evening Master Clarence Coffin will cele-
brate his tenth birthday anniversary on Satur-
day afternoon. The month of October will be
marked by number of weddings, of which there
have been many rumors Of every kind
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Yesterday afternoon man. who gave his IS
P. Bushirk, of Columbus o., and who claimed to be
prominent business man of that city, was found in
unconscious condition ON South Delaware street.
Kregelos ambulance took him to the hospital where
he revived sufficiently to state that he here on
business and went into saloon the South Side to
take drink and remembers nothing after that I'll
hospital physicians say that he drugged but with
what intent is mystery. He was still in dazed
condition last evening. and could furnish informa-
ton as to the locality of the saloon he visited.
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Miss Mamie Kase of Belleville, Ill., is visiting Mrs
Rev. .. S. Thompson. Miss Clara Allison has gone
to Great Bend Kan. Mrs. d, S. McTntire spent the
week in st. Louis Mrs. Emma Kirchgraber, OF
Centerve, Ia. is visiting Mrs. j. A. Bush. Mrs.
w. ID. Foote is the guest of Mrs. o. w. Greene at
Butler Ill. DIR. G. r. Kilner and wife are visiting
friends at Omaha and Utah Mrs. w. H. Norwell is
the guest of Mrs. Milliner, in st. Louis Mrs Ten
merry has returned to Peoria. ;. Mrs. David Swishe1
and daughter Maggie, of South Pueblo Co.. are
guests of Mrs. w. NJ. Swisher. Mrs. A. NJ. Ritter
Mrs. A Kern and Miss Lovnia Ewing are visiting al
Kansas City. Mrs G. G. Reynolds is visiting at ID
dianapois. Mrs. o. G. harmony is visiting a
Wichita, Kan.
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Wabash.

Mrs. W. Fl. Stephenson and Mrs. H. F. Harris have
just returned from q pleasant visit to friends in
Elyria. o. and Buffalo ". Y.-..Miss Nellie Morris.
of Peru spent several days with frnds IN this city last
week. Mrs. Harry ]. Shrk and Mrs NJ. F. Smith,
Of Peru. visited friends here Thursday and Fri
lay Mrs. Oliver H. Bogue Wednesday evening
entertained number of society people at her home,
corner of Elm and Wabash streets. Mrs. Ella
Payne. of Knoxville. Tenn is visiting friends and rel
.tives here :. 1t is stated that Will Meyer one of
Wabashs most popular young society gentlemen viii
we'd charming young lady of Peru during
The coming WHITES. sherman King left
where he win attend Yale College Mrs. Eva Morris,
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A New Market system.

Several changes in the Management of the markets
will probably be made within few months. An or
dinance is being prepared by Councilman Pearson al
lowing the marketmaster salary, and re-
curing that all fees shall be paid directly into the city
treasury It viii also provide that the stands
shall be sold at auction to the highest bidder Among
those who already out candidates for the posi-
ton of market master William NJ. Blake, Bailif
Nickerson, Alexander Harrison and the present
off
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Personal MENTION ELSEWHERE.
Charlottesville.

Miss Rosa Blair has been visiting Mrs. Coddington
at Danville, H. Miss Kate Fisher of Orleans is the
returned to her home in Chicago last Thursday The
ladies of the Christian Church gave social last Mon
day evening at w. B. Herod's. and Thursday even
ing the Baptist Church ladies held social at the resi-
denee of Mrs. Fanny Smith Charles E. Lambert of
Rockville, and Miss Cora Yeagley married on
last Thursday. Miss Bessie Bnford is visiting Mrs.
D. H. jackson. at Brazil. Miss Lucy Eads. of But
falo Forge Va is the guest of her sister Mrs. j. III
CoffmaN = The young people of the Center Church
have formed society called The Young Folks Society
of Christian Endeavor.". Mrs. Lee Cannon and
daughter, Lille, are among friends in this city
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The Annual Flower Mission Fair.

The Flower Mission fair will be held at Tomlinson
Hall the first week in November. The booths will be
called the months of the year. and each booth will be
characteristic of the month possible. The
officers this year are Mrs. T. P. Haughey president;
Mrs. Geo. Fl. Chapman and Mrs j. e. Woodburn,
presidents; Mrs. Wheeler. secretary; Mrs. J. h.
Stewart treasurer; Mrs c. ID. Lynch assistant treas
urer; Mrs. r. r. Parker. head of lunch committee;
Mrs Lewis Jordan and Mrs Hervey Bates ir.. assist
ants; Miss Newcomer and Mrs. Sharpe amusement
committee. The months and booths, with the heads
of booths selected, stand as follows:
January: Ice Cream and Ices--Mrs V. K. Hen.
bricks.
February: Candy-Miss johnson and Miss Miller
March: Househod-Miss Gertrude Jordan.
April Aprons-M Miss Vajen.
May: Not taken.
June: Fruit and Flowers-Miss Matte Stewart and
Mrs. J. T. Wright.
July: Not taken.
August Perfumes and Spices-Mrs, A. B. Gates.
September: Preserves and Fruts-Mrs. Goodhart.
October: Lnen-Mrs. III. @. Levi.
November: Yankee Kitchen--Mrs. Franklin Lam
ders-
December: Christmas Goods--1lrs. p. IL. Gallahue
and Mrs. Ferd Mayer.
An art booth will be in charge of Mrs. o. H. Has
selnan. and there win be gypsy camp. Lunch viii
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GreencaStle.

Miss Nellie Cutler is visiting her mother at Louis
guest of Miss Libbie Hammond Mrs. Fl. NJ Lee,
of Dowagac. Mich is visiting friends and relatives,
the guest of Mrs. William Bridges Mr.. g. H.
Lon Smedley and G. w. Burnett attended the Masonic
conclave at ST. Louis this week Mr.. Decatur Down
ing. of Clinton Ind, and Mrs. Sophia Hazeett of
this city. married Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Richard Hazelett, of this vicinity.
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Novs, wasa,nv.

novel wedding will take place in the large show
window of the Model Clothing Company, next
Thursday evening. The Model win present the happy
couple willing to be thus publicly married with very
handsome bedroom set, which viii be exhibition in
their window this week. Applications, either in per-
SON by mail, giving the of the lady and gem
tleman willing TO participate. must DO mAda at
to the Model The first application with satisfactory
references win be accepted The ministers fee win
be paid By the Model.
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KnightstOwn.

Mr.. Add Crouch and wife, of North Indianapolis,
visiting his parents here this week Mrs o. E.
Holloway will exhibit her China painting the State
fair. Miss Gertie Woods will start for Omaha next
week. John T. Barnes and wife are visiting at
Stromsburg Neb. Misses Anna and Florence
Mitchell, of Button, are visiting friends in this
place. Miss Jennie Shultz of Germantown is visit
ing Miss Fannie Swanson. Will Beeman and wife
visiting at Cincinnati. Miss Matte Brdsen is
visiting Miss Addie Hodson.
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Paris. Ill.

Mrs. w. II. Hamilton and Mrs. G. W. Vance are
visiting relatives in Chicago Miss Kittie Morris has
returned to her home in Indianapolis. after pleasant
visit with friends here Miss Laura Doran of Mat
toon visited Miss Nettie Hunter last week. Miss
Susie Jones and Miss Nettie Hunter will leave, on
Jones will return to Der home in Lexington KY from
there Mrs r. B. Lamon, of Washington. D. c., is
visiting relatives here. Miss Martie Burgett, of
Hamilton o. after visit with Miss Cora Wilson.
turned to her home last Tuesday. Mi Cora Wilson
is visiting relatives in Terre Haute.
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of Denver, Ind, is the guest of Mrs Beck. Mrs
Bruce Brake, of Kansas City, VINO has been visiting
friends here for several weeks returns home tomor
row. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smith, of Springfield
H. have returned home after protracted visit with
relatives here. MIR. James i. McHenry is visiting
friends sin Huntington. Mrs. Henry Wolfridge of
Kalamazoo, Mich. is visiting her parents in this city
days at Mount Clemens Mich, Mrs Henry Ford
has returned from pleasant visit to friends in Ko
knr
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GreanSburS.

L. Freeman aud wife are at Maxinkuckee. =. Mrs.
Applicable, of Peru, is the guest of Mrs. White 80.
Miss Anna L. Dutton is visiting at Madison, Ind
Luther Braden has gone to Kansas :. .Ex-Auditor
John L. Dobyns and wife the guests of friends at
Falmouth, Ky: Capt, Hugh Gallagher las gone to
Dakota j. P. Ewing, of Council Grove, Kan. is
here Only license this week-John Knuckles
and Sarah j. Gosnell. Mrs. Sarah j. Sheren. of
Bond Hill, O., was the guest of friends here during
the week
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Rushville.

Mrs William Trusler is visiting her parents at Bax
ter Springs Ark. Mrs. w. W. Innis is visiting rel
atvcs in Garnett. Kan. Miss Mary Lilly. of Rich
mond Ky. is the guest of Mrs. William Cassidy. -.
Mrs. Mary Holmes is visiting in Lawrencsburg.
Miss anche Pierce, of Greensburg is visiting here
Miss Maggie Oregon, of indianapolis, is the guest
of Miss Dora Macy. Mrs. Henry Gemmer. of Hunt
ington is visiting relatives here. Miss ottie Green
of Shebyville. is visiting here.
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DR.. Drake has returned from his visit to Delphi
where he attended the reunion of the Tenth and
Eleventh regiments Indiana Volunteers and visited
his daughter, Mrs. NJ A Ryan. Joseph Daugherty
I. D. Morris. Dan Stamp Marion Rhodes h P Lol
lis. John Swink w. e. Stricken and several other
members oe the /. 0. o. F. encampment here. helped
to institute encampment at jamestown on Friday
night. Miss Emma Knox is filling the place of Post
master Donaldson in the postoffee, who is sick .
Mrs. Louisa Goodbar. who has been an invalid for
thirty years, died Thursday morning. The funeral
services on Friday, conducted by Rev. T.. D.
Fyffc of Rossyille.
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Mrs. Muel,er,, Di,appearance.

Mrs. Augusta Mueller. who disappeared from her
home. at the corner of Alverd and Eighth streets,
last Tuesday evening. has not yet been found. Tho
day she disappeared she took her two children, both
small, to the house Of relative and complained Of
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feeling badly. She said she going to a neighbor
ing store to purchase tea and has not been
since. The tea was found at home in a stove Her
friends do not believe she committed suicide.
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ShAIhYYillA.

The Ladies' Aid Society mot with Mrs VIII Major
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Samuel Laughlin and Mrs.
Maria Houston have returned from New York.
Misses Kate and Helen Beneiel have returned home
who has been visiting her sister Mrs Phil Joseph, OF
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be served in the corridors by ladies from the
churches and Prof g. B. Bartlett viii take charge CT
the evening entertainments.
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