Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 1, Number 15, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 3 July 1879 — Page 3

fappttw sjMg |(s. THUHSDaV, JULY 3,1*79. The Markets. Lurd, pur lb 4J cis. 4) us, per bu 25 ois. Ejrjrs P el d<>* 7 cs. Heel bides, per lb 5 cts. liuttej, roll, per lb 8 els. Apples, drud, per lb 3 els. (turn, it ear, per bu 30 (Ms. Fotat.wq per bu 90 lo (51 00. Bees \\[ax per lb 20 to 22 cs. Wliciit, per bu 3102 to 8104, Chickens, per d< z §2.00 to §2.50. White beaus, per bu §I.OO to §1.50. SMlre, With this number a good many subscribers time expires. All those who receive their paper marked with an x. will know lint the lime for which they have subscribed has expired, and the paper will be discontinue e l unless otherwise orderd. LOCAL BKEYITIES. --•is strychuiue a dye stuff? —Salt, at Qharpie & Fluegel’s. Nut a sunstroke has beeu reported this season. —.Tim News office will bo closed to-morrow. —Tramps have uot refused to take .... a trade dollars. —Sun Swan is now firing on the ii. A O. road. —Frank, how is it about sending §2 up to Cromwell? —Men with lots of wiud come out bust in the long run. „ —Extra copies of this issue can be found at the post-office. —The Mellinger'mill had another break Monday afteruoou. —The Fourth will not be postponed for weather considerations. —“Blue Jeans” now wears casst- .. „ x mere aud velvet. What a fop. —Go to Charpie & Fluegel’s and get sumo of those nice egg plums. —Daniel Kile lias sold his rester aunt to I. Wolf, formerly of this place. —Our Milford correspondent compiimeuts two or three of our business men in this issue. —lt is worth While to le&pn to say “ no," jtut it is not worthwhile to snap ii oht dog-fashion. —To blow out a kerosene lamp with safety to yourself, get somu one else to blow it out for you. ■ —We notice a number of our exchanges are stealing Reub Williams’ ■ favorite, phrase “ 'Tis said.” —We return our thanks to Mrs. J ohn Coppes for a mess of nice tender lettuce she gave us last Saturday. —(Jlaik Miller "lias a good house and lot he wishes to sell, which can be bought at a bargain by calling on him. —Dan Kile has purchased a lot in north-west part of town of Mr. Gentzhorn, and he expects to build this fall. —Mr. E. A. Salathee and Dr. Stonebleaker, of Wukarusa, were in town Just Friday and gave I'be News office a call. -j —Mrs. W. F, Urich, of Ligonier, is in town visiting her husband, and she gave The News office a call on Wednesday. " • ■ ' v Married.—On Thursday, June 26, 1879, Mr. Henry Beckuell to Mrs -Sarah Mackey. We knew it would tame to this before many weeks. —Wo have just turned out job work for J C. MeJlinger & (To , W. B. Cowan, Charpie & Fluegel and Fred Richmond that will bear inspection. —There will be a bowery dance in Fulhstrom’s grove to morrow.afternoon and evening. Good musio will be iu attendance, and a large turn out is ezpH,led. —Two meo started on wager to see whioh could tell the biggest lie. No. 1. commenced: “A wealthy country editur ," whereupon No. 2 stopped him right there and paid the forfeit. —Farmera wiahiog pure, genuine whiskey for harvesting purpoeee can hud a targe stook at David Geotahoro'e, from tl 00 to 13.50 par gallon. He ha about five different kinda on hand.

—The Headlights, of Wakarusa. as oriranizitioD composed of young beys, will give an ice-cream festival in their hall, over Salathees' drug store Friday evening, July Fourth. All turn out. —-The young ladies of Nappanee will have a basket pio-nic in Fablstrum’s grove to-morrow. All are invited to attend and have a good time generally Bring your basket with you. —Messrs. Mellinger A Go. have received a “blower'' for their box factory which will be put in running order some time ihis week. This is one of tile most enterpristug firms in Elkhart county. —Owing to the inclemency of the wea'her last Saturday, it was very disagreeable for the Looke school picnic, but it was held in the school building 1 and everybody enjoyed themselves the best they could. —We have just received a large stock of stationery from Chicago, which we bought at low figures, and cm turn out as good work lor less money than any office Northern ludiaua. Gall and see our samples. ■ —.— Married, —In Edwardsburg, Mich.', on Sunday, June 21, 1879, by D. He wit, J. I’., Mr. Eif P. Brown, ot this place, to Miss Emma Slielliuetilije, of Filkhart. Ed, be careful and don't stufi the ballot box. Buy Jacknou’s best, at Charpie A Fiuegel’s. —lt makes us feel rather downhearted to read iu our exchanges of the good time our neighboring towns expect to enjoy to morrow, and how dead comparatively Nappanee will be, probably without even a dog fight. —The following letters remain in the Nappanee post-office uncalled for: Loney, Robinson Miller, A. , Sifcders, Miss Susie, J. B. Peddvcore, P. M. —Middlebury Record : The Elkhart Democrat pays the Nappane News the following compliment: We notice a decided change for the better in the editorial conduct aud mechanical appearance of the Nappauee News, since its change of name and removal from Wukarusa. —lt is sttange that property owners will vote down the question of a .night watch. Those that voted against it would feel cheap to wake mp in the night and find thair house nearly con eunied by fire, and they esoape at a great risk. —From the appearance of the editorial page of the Garrett Ilera'd of last week we should judge that Kennedy & Cos., of Philadelphia, have leased it, from the fact that it contained no less than five of their medical advertisements. ‘ . —For boots and 6hoes,dry goods and groceries go to Charpie & Fiuegel’s, —Our Wakarusa correspondent talks of sending Sam Hoidcman down to clean out our ohampioo cheokerists, “It don’t make a stiaw’s difference” with John Mellinger, for he beat Dr. Julien three straight games—but the fourth one was not so straight. NOTlCE.—Having sold my leatfcraunl to Mr. I. Wolf, and it being my intention to leave as soon as possible, I wish all those koewing themselves indebted to me would please call bud settle immediately and save extra expense. Tbauking you ail for your kind and iiboral patronage, I am yours respectfully, Daniil Kile: On last Tuesday afternoon, John Clause, grand-father of Mrs. David Gentihoro, was going ftom his sou, Ben’s, boose to his son iu-laws .house, in this township, and as ht was crossing a fence he fell dead - He was not found until late in the evening, and his left side showed, that palsy was the cause of his death. He was a resident of Harrison township and was visiting his children at the time. He wee about 84 yearn of age. —Fine out, 40 stole per pound, at Charpie ft Fluegol’s,

NEIGHBORHOOD NEWU. ■ ' o .The residence of Dr. Harris’, at Lakeville, was entered by burgulars od last Monday night and aboat §4O in money was taken. .♦ A man-turned Boyle, a mason work ing ou the Nolle Dame building*, fell a distance of 25 feet, on last Wednesday and was severely injured, ’iheGosheu Independent# ay that “the Klkhert Drive Well Association have decided to carry their case to the United States Supreme Court, and Lave each paid §2O for that purpose.” Mrs. Henry Houseman, a very old lady of South Bend, was struck by the ears while attempting to cross, the track oo Monday of last week, receiviDg severe injuries from whiofTshe died the next day. Farmers are warned, to be ou their guard for a couple of swindlers who are traveling around prtteuding to have a patent on the “break pin” of corn cultivators, and who claim a royalty of five dollars. We understand that the barn of a Mr. Miller, living about four miles north west of Kendallville, was burn ed oh Thursday night of last week aud at the s&moAime tbc house was robbed of’ .y considerable sum ot money.— Albion.Nete Era. ~ Dbvid. K. Miller and Henry Neff, two Wealthy farmers of Jackson township, discovered that they bad been swiudled into signing- two notes, the aniouut, aggregating §2,300, by a patent right sharper of Indianapolis. They supposed that they were signing orders for patent right implements. It is estimated that tbc sharper has caught the unsuspecting farmers of this county to the tunc of §20,000. . Win. Leuty, of this place, recently sold two car loads of extra fine cattle to S. Evans. One load was shipped last Monday, averaging 1,485 lbs.,price §4.50 per hundred. The other lot is to be taken the lasl of August at §4.25. The load shipped ou Monday was one of the finest ever shipped from this place. They will be taken for export cattle. Mr. Leuty always buys the beßt grades for feediug.— Ligonier Banner. Daniel Y. Yoder, au honest ol<f farmer living near this place, received a notice last week that his npte for §BOO, due July Ist, 1879, was at the Albiou bank lor collection. The note is ripresented as given April Ist, 1879. Mr. Yoder tells us that he ha£ up knowledge of a note against him larger than a hundred dollars, and, furthermore, states that he has . not signed a note of any kind for over a year. He says it is a forgery. There’s something mysterious about it. —Middlebury Record Nelson Evans’ living three miles west of North Manchester, attempted to go down a well on the 18th inst. for the purpose of cleaning it out. Whcu about half way down his srteugth gave out, and he fell to the bottom of the well. Another man, thinking he could save Nelson from drowning, attempted the same thing. When about half way down he became so weak that he could no longer hold himself,’’’and he fell on top of Evans. They were both fished out, but will probably dio, foul air being the cause of their overpower. About nine o’clock Wednesday morning fire was discovered in H. E. Smith’s barn. The bare is located on his farm about a mile and a half Dorth-east of this place and was a large one. When first discovered it had gained such headway that it, was with difficulty that two hones, that were iu the barn could bo saved. About 600 bushels of wheat, 400 bushels of oorn and some farming implements were destroyed. Henry Uonrad s young man working for Smith, loat a bran new buggy in

the fire. The total lose in oil will amount to about fI,BOO. Insured for tl.OOft.— jfworrf. v —There was a publio meeting iu Johnson's Hall last tvooiog, to take •topi toward ioooippratiog the town. Although than was not a large asteadaaos, tbs citizens moot istsrsstsd this Bator uot being present, ths tneotA>'

ing was opeod by electing E. McDannel president and W. F, Peddycord, secretary Nothing was done particularly, exoept to appoint a committee to investigate the law oo the subject, and to correspond with our neighboring incorporated towns in regard to the coats Ac. The meeting adjourned to meet again next Saturday night a week, and we hope every property owner, whether he he in favor or against it, will have enough enterprise about him to be present and look to his interest and that of the town. Our columns are open fer discussion. For Sale.—A house and one acre of good land, situated cloße to the school-house; is well adapted for gardening purposes; fruit and shrubbery abundant, and will he sold olieap for cash. For particulars enquire of K. M. Sanders, or at this office. Also a sraail shop building, suitable for most any kind of small business. 152 t —We have four fine steel engravings size, 30x40, and whioh retail at §ls each. Weproposo to give them away as premiums to parties raising clubs for Tub News. We will give one picture to each party that gets up a club of ten cash subscribers. The pictures are iu our office for inspection. Sample copies of the paper will be furnisvd to those who with to try its. Hot let?-. • All person- knowing themselves indebted to E. McDanne) will please call soon'and settle, either by cash or note, aud save further trouble. I jam obliged to make this call, as I have not means enough to carry an account too long, Please be prompt to this tail. E. Mi Dannel. Notice! All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late firm ot Stoner A Martin, are hereby notified that they have dissolved partnership by mutual consent, aud that the bonks must be settled at once or‘the accounts will be left for oulleotion. The books will be found with Mr. Marlin. Stoner & Martin. The Cultivmtion of Hoses. " Roses are her cheeks, And arose her lips.” The best way for ladies to cultivate this rare species of roses is by studying and practioing the rules of hygiene, as tijught in the People's Common Sense Me.dicol Adviser, only §1.50. Address the author, Dr. 11. V. Pierce, Grand Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, New York. If suffering from those painful weaknesses incident to the female organism, use Dr fierce's Favorite Prescription, a.nevfr-fiiiling remedy for these complaints, * For sale by Biokley ft Cos. ■Kent Estate tor Mule. —Solomcn Rinebolt has 40 acres of timber land for sale at a bargan. For particulars enquire of him or at this office? For Sale.—Three hundred and sixty acres of land, situated three and a 'half miles south of Nappanee. Will he sold iu lots of 40 acres or mere, just tosuit the buyer. For particulars inquire of H. Soider and W. J. Acker, at the above Darned place, or at this office. For Sale.—A good houso and lo on the corner of Main and Randolph streets. This is one of the best dwell inga in town, and will be sold at a bargain. A glance at this property is enough to convince auy one that it is a good home For paitioulara inquire of Nathan Spetioe* t or Sale. A good farm, on loDg time, only a small cash payment required. Eighty acres iu Marshall county, with 38 aores under good eultivatiou; also, 76 cores in Locke township, Elkhart Cos., with 40 aores dear and under good cultivation, with a good, new frame house and other building, with neverfailing water and a splendid orchard. Will bd sold separate or togethor, as either plaoe will make | desirable farm independent from the other, to suit the purchaser. This laud ii less than three miles ftom the B. ft O, railroad; sod oburob aud sehool privileges good For particulars cal) oo the owner, on the premises, or to W F Pkddyoord, 14-ft Nsppanee, lod riUULSSSp (tier. All aaUllart ahonM apply at mm. Thouttrt MjMtBOTMsZ SoklTor?a?wSotoMtM ■

N. ROSENTHAL & CO., Have Opened WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE, Next door to Sikm Bank. Goshen limiliud. Ph ficimip and Farimrs warning a jiUio, straight, article formedical aid fminii y on mu find a ltdl i*to<k rf.pnre Kentucky Rye and Bourbon \\ hiskies! At their Establishment. They make a Specialty m s*Tiig_g( od- to Duggists and Physicians. fteu Place ot tui oho-- y •], ,u to ns—m4 Salem Bank, Goshen, Indiana.

-w-THE J. C Pi.ID U A P. C. PERKINS’ P*erkins! i\nwin. Improved 2-inch Was the first soild ““iTubutar Wells. successfully. < The best MILL in the , market for the last 10 >ears, and ha a re ceived more pro- PLENTY. (F WATER OR N(J PaY ! miums and m*<ials, when on exh.bilion, _____ than allother wind — — . . --r---r-mills combined, kor _ _ be‘<uty,strength,du- lur or Hllld Pump, rabiity and power it has no equal as any ADDRKSB ono can see by ex- J ‘ ' amining and com- • JESSm? 1 " ° l " r Joseph Strohm,

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