Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 1, Number 33, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 6 November 1879 — Page 2

11 lAMB BEVS —FORr— X879-’SO. 1 labicrlke ana Renew. On or about the Ist day of April, 188 J, THE fIEWS will be enlarged to double its present wise, printed on new and beautiful type and Ota white paper, and contain a third mere emitter to the page, making with eight large pages of six birad columns each, the largest paper in the county. Giving all the foreign and domestic news, borne and foreign markets, agricultural, miscellaneous and literary , matter in addition to the large amount of •aluable local news and gossip of the county from our able corps of writers, that has heretofore so characterised this Journal, and with ample facilities for gathering news we can any that in tha future THE NE v\ a will be a Arst-Ciass family journal In orderteencreise still further our daily arrowing ctasulation we offer this mat IHDUC'EMKIVT- . All Who-asrbscribe before the last of Novem. her, WTP.dhall receive THE NKWB uutiltbe Ist of , making live months, lor the low cents. All who'stibecribe or renew before the last of November will receive THE NEWS until April Ist, l&Sl-ior sl.7h The paper will be sent postage prepaid at Above prices, I’abh In Advance,

Weark our friends, to whom we are hikm-i bo miv ready f r Hid in <HtabiiMiing our pap r, and ail who desire a •la b fsimi'y j iiriiui o hoi nd |ieip us give • E NEWS a wider circulation in you* respective'm ighhw hoods. A- A B Smith, Publisher, Sis i A. B. SMITH Editor. THUHSDAY NOV 6, 1879. From our Correspondents W will not be renponftibie tor what tuny appear under the a boye head HEW PA MS. ‘lt snows,' cricß the school boy. Ha! ha! but we have do school ... Winter is fast approaching. but Oh ! how many are prepared for it?....The Tmortal ‘J N.' is around this vicinity lifting the vail,’ tried to give a lecture in tnwD, but he could Dot get a r00m.... We had the pleasure of listening to some very fine vocal and instrumental music one evening last week by Miss Annie Abshire, and .we would remaik that Anoie would be quite a 'Cantairice if the proper training was used. .. . .Boys, have you seen that difficult passage’ that Mr. Ba Dey has been introducing amoug our musical talent ? Buy a copy Sit once.... Mrs. Noah Metiler. who has been visiting relatives in Ohio, returned borne last week, look ing as though the Ohio climate agreed with her. Probably she lived ou turkey and chicken wnile there.. .. What is to be done with these harness and whip stealers, who go around ransacking every buggy, taking blankets, robes and whips, and, not be'og satisfied with that, they now steal the^different parts of harness and cut the same to

pieces. Wou'd it Dot be a good plan to organise a club aod raise the necessary funds to employ watches when there is a gathering ? This is the only device we can see to stop such practice... .Rev. G. B. Work and family, aho have been visiting friends in Ohio, returned borne last week. Mrs, Work was very sick while absent. ... Elias Wright, the butcher, relumed home last week from a three weeks visit to the West... .Dr. Math ctfe new efcoi? osses hsve arrived for tils new store ruuua, *--- .... has been promoted from a section band to biakeman on the freight train of the C. W. &. M. road.... We are pleased lo ootiee the large aod commodious repository of Meiller A Bigler’s. The manner in which it is finished, and the style it is painted is very showy, and -makes a fine display. When they get the new high board fence finished they must nsiot it also, to make it harmonise with the building*.., .Gao. Banta and John Harriman have rented JCiUs M right's butcher shop, and ioteod to cany on the business as did the old fitm. These tw-> young men ar ener: getie, and will no doubt do a lively busioeaa. Sucoesa to them....We clip the following from the Goshen Democrat, and wonld aay that tbede Ceased was the mother of Hugh aod James Odne: “At her rssideuoe near Waiei ford,after a lingering iilneaa.Oot. 24m, Mrs. Snsao Cline Mrs Cline was the widow of the I te Joseph Cline, and was bor ,ed near Dayton, Uuio, July 24th, 1830. She Untied H„ the Methodist oburoli in New p.rta duiiug the year TBti6, uuder the

pastorate of Rev James Johnson, and lived a constant Christian life. Earnest in life, she was triumphant in death, and pasaed to the life beyond with the blessed assurance of a glorious immortality The little daughter of Mr Andrew Ednie died,ou Tuesday, Oct. 2'at., sod was burned on Wednesdav following. Aged about ten days.... The wife of Qeorge Cart was buried list Friday, Oc. 31st. The funeral sermoD was preached at the W bitehead (Dunkard; church, by Rev. G. BW0.k.... Edger Currier, of .this plaoe was married to a Miss Buuser west of Waterford, ou the evening ot October 29, by Rev. Work. Also Emma Mathews was married by the same to a Mi. Gastel, of Marion, Ohio, on the 28tb of last month. The brids and groom left on Thursday for their new home iu Ohio. Agaio, William Miller, of New Paris, to Miss Lydia Yoder ot this vicinity, by Rev. Shively, on Thursday Oct. 30ib. Again the last, but not least, on Oct. 30th, near Bristol, Lewis funnel, of this plaoe, to Miss Kate Haoao. Kate taught several terms of school at this in the past two years, and if she makes as good a wife sa she did a teacher, then ahe canuot be excelled io the couoty.... The followiug lines are iu behalf of the French eh n maker: While Henry was working at his bench, As busy as a bee in clover; ▲ young shoe maker came around, And wanted lobe wintered over. Heury wis so overjoyed that be forgot the weight of his 00, but we understand the mother and babe are both doiog well. ‘Still there 8 mote to follow.’ Tea Berry. MIL BO HD.

The cold weather for the past week calls lor w00d.... The wife of Mr. Skelly has been very sick for some time.... Our Htflector man should '.-ike a few lessons in orthography .... Keep yourselves in readmes aid be prepared fur another sensation.. • Another barber shop in town. A colored ‘gemen’ mix de lather, and the most accommodating man id town just now.. .. Al Grigsby made so much fuss about hired girls that his wile made him a piesent of one (hat can call him pa.... From present indications the contract made by one of oul citizens last sprmg, in which he agreed never to drink, gamble, stay out late at 1 nights; and keep all his wife’s relatives has been broken. Renew the contract is Simon's advice.... As 1. H. Hall Was driving along the road one night last week, his horse became frightened, kicked his buggy to pieces, threw him out, ran awa , bruised up liall and the horse, and raised ned in genera'.,.. Since our last report we have-had sev eral weddings in town. Lase Brumbaugh wore his new clothes to Aueola, and came hack with a wife;. Success to yee’s.. . .Simon was present at the Kosciusko county teachers institute last week, Where there was two or three hundred school mar ms. How could we have an opportunity to write items ?.... George Funk came to Mil ford about three weeks ago, begged a sweet pumpkin ; sold it for ten cents, invested that again at a profit, and so on until now. He has lived from that and now he has ten dollars in money. He is peddling notions now, and we need not be surprised if he beoomes a millionair.... Protracted meeting at the M. E Church all this week. Let every body go.. .Eliza Jane, with her holy band, visited J/ilford last Friday Dight, adif relieved herself of about ail she knew. Nappanoe ought to Secure Eliza Jane’s services for the winter. She strikes right ands left, and don't care who Bhe hits either. Dr. Paul can hear testimony to this. Simon.

BIiEMEN. There will be another excursion so Chicago on the 11th inst. All those wbo want to see a big tine must make arrangements to g 0.... Dr. Church meet with quite a serious accident (he other day. We believe that be fell out of his buggy and reoeived painful ■ojuries, and is confined te his bedj at residence of Phillip Tries, two miles easo of Bremen.... Quite a number #f ctr young martied folks went over to George Karvicnee's residence on the eveuiug Ji uoi report having a good old fashioned surprise party. .... Ed. Knobloek is to be united in the holy bonds on the 30th. We wish you much joy, Ed.... Dr. Woolverton, of WakaruM, was in the city last week.... The boys had considerable sport belling John Guenther sad Jacob Schilt, the other evening. Jacob did out enjoy the sport very muoh, and told the boys if they not make them, selves scarce around there, that he would give them the full benefit of hi* shot-gun. The euly thing the boys wanted lo know was whether'the gun was loaded or not,,. .Corn is yielding about sixty bushel* to the acre for a number of our farmers,.. .The Ameri’oao House is to be olosed two or three week* for repairs. Mr. Diek ia to be the proprietor, aud will, no doubt, makes very effiei at landlord.... Henry Garver, the popular landlord of the Thompson House, is enjoying u good run of bneinen just at present. His house is “stored" from top to button every night with the weary traveler, and, by the way, when you dud a bouse that gets up a better meal

than the Thomptoo, we went to know it.... Wilkerson St, Row heye on hend e nice lot of coal atovea, which tiny ere selling very cheep, end if yon heve eny idea buying one, go to them immediately end secure a bargain.... We heve noticed of late the nioe stock of pipes, cigar holders, etc., that is kept by Samuel Rosenfield, Sam alao keeps as good cigars as you can find in town. ' Grey Fox. LOCKS:.

We had quite a snow storm on last Sunday morning. If it should “winter up" there would be a great many fingers made cold by husking corn, as there is a large amount of corn to bo husked yet... .The Locke schools will open on the 17tb of this month, with Mr. Charles Strayer, of DeGrafF, Ohio, as principal, and Miss M. J. Ruckmao as primary teacher.... Mrs. Crowel is lying very low, with '.ut very little hopes of her recovering. Also John Berlin is lying very low, and as he is very old, there is bat little hopes of his ever getting well again.... Died . to Sunday, Got. 26th, 1879, Mrs. Peters, of Locke ; aged 57 years and some months. Funeral services were at the Yellow Creek Church on Mon day lolliwiog. Also a child of Mr. Bartholomew, living north west o. here, died on Monday evening, Nov. 3d aged about three years... .‘Hearts' —a-k J W ~ and J. P ——for particulars.... Miss Mary Stouer, oi Nappaoee is staying at Mr. Win .ers just u0w.... Died. —On Tuesday, October 28th, 1879, -'Molly," a dog of Poompsoo’s, aged about 1 year aud 6 mooihs. She came to her death by poison Westeru papers please copy. .... There will oe siugiug-school at the U. B. Church, iu Locke one week from uext tjuoday, at 3 o’clock. Mr. Simeon True* is the teacher.... Mr. Jacob Walter is preparing tor house keeping. He will move iuto.ihe house oocupied at preseut, by Dr. M. E. Brickur, The doctor moves into Mr, Buchers house, and Bucher is going to Ohio, While Mr. Brickers brother will move several miles West ot Locke, luio Mr. Poiupp's house.... All the mills are ruumug a' full blast at preseut.. ... Mr.Cnaiies Kiobmoud's hor-e that was tujured several weeks ago, died last Fuday. W . L. T.

WAX AH U6A. Wakarusa lia-n t many “sharks." Out they aro figd ones See be10w.... if this is a ‘squaw whiter,' its a mighty Mg squaw, almost a medicum ma 0..., Humor has it that a ‘shark’ anu a di vice of this place has plotted a scheme to awtudie ye editor out of your press and fixtures. H>wis it Anson ? * * .... We noticed on last Monday morntug that John Wire had his span ot big greys out on the street. Jonn has the boss team.... William Hautliu, of this place,was approached by our money loaning shark,' but we will bet our cap that they will not get him io their meshes, now... .Our little ‘shark,’ ot this place, approached >lr. Myers, who came out hiß (the shark’s) jaws with ouly a few scratches, aud told him ‘he ought uot to blame him—he did Dot do uothiug.’ It was those other ‘bigger sharks.’ Well, be did not do much, that is so, but it was not his fault. He has been trying from April, to October to do somethiug aud tailed for want of Sense... . 0.1. Weautz and wife, and Mrs, J. W. Sellers have gone' to Whitley couoty to visit friends and John is left all alone to keep bachelors ha 11.... Elder Abbott will fill the stand at the Christian Church next Saturday evening, Sunday morn ing and Suuday evening.... Mrs. Myers thanks ner friends in this community that they were enabled to see the pit they were about to be led into betore they stepped into it. In short she is thankful that she has a hpme that is not subject to such conditions as might on the slightest pretext be sold from them, and they turned out ou the street... .Mr, Joseph Shaum, liviog three miles north-west of this place, has his new house almost finished. Mr. Shaum has as nice aud convenient a house as is iu this vicinity. l * We have been working out there and know whereof we speak. ....Elder George Abbott and wife will’ be citisens of our town before the issue of this number of Thi N bws. They will doubtless be as good aud energetic citizens as he is a preacher, and bespeak for them a hearty welcome to our town F. G. R. Plebs- * •—Not*— Plebs, wepreler to mj nothin* about it until the matter u Investigated. We shall answer next week Ko Affairs at Leadvilie are not so euoouraging as they were. Mining prospects aud properties have declined enormously, aud ohtima whiob would have brought thousands of dollars last spring, oau now be traded for a railway ticket with wbioh the owner oau gel ont ei the country. Even the paying .mines doeen’t answer expectations, and the bubble is considered as pretty nearly burned. The Michigan Central Company has at lea t $100,400 to pay for damage to life, limb and luggage iu tue late dis-

A large amount of counterfeit | groeaback paper has beau, put io circulation within the last ten day*. L is mostly in five dollar bills and exleed iugly well exeouted, aud oaleuiated t deoeive. Over five thousand dollars i< spurious five dollar bills were put iu circulation iu Layton, Ohio, iu one day. It is expected that the pspitol at Washington audjthe grounds surrounding it will be illuminated this winter with the eleotrio light. A machine supplying a burner equal to seventyfive thousand caadJae~Tiaa_arrived and will be used dtuifig the next session of Congress. . E. Me DANNEL, Manufacturer aud Dealer ic SOOTS ' SHOES LEATHER Findiags. ttc., O' I also have on hand a good stock CALF AND KIP BOOTS. ofmv ownm which I will sell at The Lowest Figures I will also manufacture to order all kinds of work sewed or pegged (;iptrsnlse all Work to give satisfaction. airing don iu a neat and workmanlike manner. My shop is three doors Dortb of the Hatdware store, west side of Main street, Nappaonee, Ind. —NEW—BIST AURA NT. BAKE .K Y, . I CLEmiD PRO I kecpjconstaatly onhaud’a good|supp>yof , tfc EAl>, FIKH LAKES, RUSKS, TOBACCO, CIGARS and CONFETIONARY If you are in want pf a warm or cold inch, give me a call. Oyster by the can or dish. One door south of Binkley s drug store A. 8. CLEVELAND Prof. A. It Horse, P. wannkmacher, ■ President. secretary. THE MOT JOTUL Benefit Association. INSURANCE—AT COST. #8 WILL Si-I’CRB 8100 Conditioned that the insured can pay an annual premeum of $5.00 for Three years; theieafter two dollars annually during life, and a mortality assessment at the death of a member, according to age, as per American experience. Assessment rates for SI,OOO lnsusurance, Age, Rate, Age, Rate, Ago, Hate, 25 SSB 39 1~84 53 $149 76. 59 40 ’,87 53 156 27 60 41 90 55 169 28 61 42 63 56 180 29 62 43 96 57 196 30 63 44 100 58 211 31 65 45 104 59 226 82 67 46. 108 60 242 33 69 47 112 61 259 34 71 48 118 62 274 35 73 49 123 63 296 oo .50 130 305 37 77 51 135 65 340 38 80 62 142 66 350 $2,000 and $3,000 policies cost two and three times the amount of all,ooo policy. Pncct Hafety Assured Low rates of mortality consequent up on great care iu selection o risks, Prompt (Payment of I osnee* Ouar anteed. aS-The cost iu this oompany is only one-thisd that of stock or s o-called mutual companies, while its security is greater, For general information, application for agencies,and terms to agents, audrees H. V. VOHN, General Agent Cor, 7th and Hamilton streets, Allentown, Pa. For further inTormation concerning policies and inauranceapply to W. F. URICH, Agent, Nappanee, Ind.

Pi C. STAHLEY, —DEALER IN—FURjNIfintE & UNDERTAKER My rooms may be found on Market Street, opposite the Post-office where T? ' ' ■ A LARGE STOCK OF GOOD FUMITU l!K Embracing everything usually kept in such stores, I expeot to <■ ,:' H,l ' n , class of goods and offer them at prices that will convince you tha s.-.k-he plaoe to buy. t *' f-> otnek of Coffins, Burial Cases, &0., he kept constantly on hami, au otviug a t-uod hearse, I am prepared t attend all funerals on turn uoiin Terms as reasonable as any other establishment. I also havo in connection complete stock of t — s*. . WATCHES, CLOCKS ANI JKWKLY

Repairing)done om notice and ail wnk warranted. lam also agent o

ab e st m oh m . —DEALER IN— Dry Goods, * Groceries, Boots dna Shoes - - - INDIANA

ADAM HARTMAN* oprietor of the ia\r.E:iT. Feed dinux Sale Stadle

Nappanee, - Ind New Rigs, New Harness, And Good Horses. Horses left at my hrrs will receive tne best of care. 1 Barn in rear of Hotel. B. &, O. Time Card ( THE ONLY LINE RUNNING Pv (.haw Pi lace Cab a . t -FROM—CHICAGO -TOBALUMORE - WITHOUT OHANOE. -—o *—— TIME 'CARD.—On and after April 24th 1879. trains will leave Nappanee on the abov road, aa follows: GOING BAST. * No. ft, Mall i’.,. ...1:08 p m No. lft. Local ..J 1:8 p m No. 1, Express 1:56 a m GOING WEST. No. A Express . ... ~ :16 a m No. I<X Mail. 8:18 p m No. 6, Local .. 10:30 a m Express trains run daily. Accommodation trains daily except Sunday. C. 1L HUDSON, Supt. Trans-Ohio Div'on Chicago O. Whiteman, Agt. Nappau

All kinds of Sewing 'Machines, and keep on hand all the differe machine needles. Give me a oall bef rr ' you ing elsewhe.

PECPIE’SMS STDBE. You will find our DRUG STOCK COMPLETE IS EVERY DEPARTRENT! with pure fresh 1) RUGS] and all the standard PATENT MEDICINES. of the day. STATIONERY! —and— SCHOOL BOOKS! WHITE LEAD AND OILS BRUSHES, TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMER 7 NOTIONS, TOBACCO sud CIGARS, ALL AT LOW CASH PRICES, Binkley Jk. t Jo.

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