Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 5, Number 34, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 22 November 1883 — Page 5

ffbe 9awatt?f Utmo. Published Every Thursday —BY— Will ■, * —ATNAPPAMEE, INDIANA. Tne new *is entered at the Na ppanee Post-Of-fice and installed through the mailt* of the U. 8. a** second class nutter. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One copy one year ~...51.90 One copy six months 75 One copy three months 40 Payable in advance. * BUSINESS CARDS. I. J. BECKNELL, M. D., Milford, Indiana. J. M. BOWSER, TJHYBICIAN k SURGEON. -A- .Nanpanop. Indiana. Office In Stailet BuiLiw - P.-unpt .-mention given to all calls. ParJee iKil j>Uus? cal! early in the morning, if the case will tN,*iir. ~ J.K. JULIEN, PHYSICIAN * SIIiOKOV Kappa nee. Ind. Office on Market St., east of corolr store. Prompt attention given to all cull*. Office open at all hoars, night and day. C. H. SCHWARTZ, “ PHYSICIAN ft SURGEON. Nappauee. Ind. Office and residence on South Clark street. All calls promptly attended to both day or night, office hoars from 6 to 9 a. m. and from 7 to 9 p. m. E. J. THOMPSON. Dealer in all kinds of lumber. The hi jbe-t market price will be paid. Persons ha.' ng lain ber to sell shhonldsee him bofore selling it. GA. ?. at the Nappanee Honse and at Bremen, - 18yl J. M. VAMFLEET, Attorney-at-law and city attorney, 74 Main Street. Elkhart. Indiana. Dr. J. W. MARINE. • fCLKCTIC PHYSICIAN, of Btockdale. InA, ha. XLirecently located iu Hepton, lad. Makes it a specialty of treating both aente and chronic diseases . Calls promptly made by day or night H. R. STAUFFER, ” PHYSICIAN * SURGEON, Nappanee, Ind. Office on northeast corner of Main and Market Sts. Prompt respective to calls and close attention given to all cases. D. ZOOK. Lawyer. Office over Hartman Bra's store. Nappanee, Indiana.

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Resident dentist, Nappanee, Indiana:^ Parties leaving orders will receive prompt r :en tion I will visit Wakarnsa every Tnesday. A l work warranted. Rooms in the Stnh’ey Bn*’ ■ ■j. THURSDAY, NOV.. 22, 1883. LOCAL BREVITIES. Much rain this week. Buy your ammunition of Leslie Bros. VV. B. Cowan has been on the sick list for several days. See those meat cutters, lard presses &c, at Leslie Bros. Hartman Bros’s. are closing out men and boy’s caps at a bargain. Mr. and Mrs. William Bowser, of Goshen, visited tHrsunday with Hr. and Mrs. Bowser. Try one gallon of the coal oil at Leslie Bros' and convince yonrself that it is of a superior quality. M. Jacobs, the'clothier, has displayed a sign at bis store, as much as to say, “do not pass by but drop in.”. Miss Flo White'returned last Saturday from a month’s visit at Corunna with her grar-dparents, Mr. and Mrs.— 1 . White, who accompanied her home, and will visit here a week or more. The Misses Sarah And Ollie Hower, encouraged by a number of their friends, perpetrated a complete surprise on their sister Mattie last Thursday evening, the occasion being her 2l*t birthday. They had a pleasant time, and Miss Mattie received a handsome photograph album in remembrance of the occasion. While on our way from Dekalb county last Monday we stopped long enough at Garrett to call on Charley Camp.. We found him finely located and doing a good business in the drug trade. Mqy success attend him and his genial part* ner, Mr. Long —Bristol Banner. Henry Bechtel, of Harrison township, and S. L. Christoptal. of Elkhart, left last week for Bt. Louis,, where they joined a party who take a trip over the St. Louis. linn Mountain a Southern and the Texas Pacific, expecting to visit Arkansas. Texas, and possibly Moxictp before tlleir return.—Goshen Time*. The remains of Mr. Curtis Hinman, who died at Rhode*. lowa, on Monday, were brought to Goshen on Tuesday and buried on Wednesday. Mr. Hinman was raised in this county and atone time was in business in this city and also at Nappanee. Bit had resided in lowa only aboot two months. The funeral services were held at the rasidenoe of bis father, Mr. C. A. Hinman. He leaves a widow and two children, and a largq circle of friends. —Goshen Independent.

Take down your awning. Hoods at a low price at Hartmad’s. Get your plastefing lime at Cowan A Peddycord’s. Mr. George Kilmer, the druggist of Wakarusa, was in town last Thursday evening. There is talk of connecting this plate by telephone to the line between Goshen and Warsaw. Hello. Drs. Lambert Bros., Eye, Ea -, and Catarrh specialists, Goshen, Ind, Consultation free. 44y1; Alt the schools in Locke township opened last Monday, and the revised books went into every school. For butcher knives, meat aaws, and all kinds of table cutlery you can do no better than to go to Leslie Bros. Janies Cline and wife, of 'Jefferson, lowa, were the guests of Mr. W. B. Cmvnn and his family, a few days last week. Mr. David Lehman, of Teagarden, a brother of D. A. Lehman, was \isMng among friends here' a few days last w;ek. Miss Jennie Holloway returned to ber home in Columbiana, Ohio, last Thursday. morning, after a ten-weeks visit in this place. Jacob S. Walters is in Chicago, purchasing his supply of holiday goods. You cau expect a fine display at hi* store when they arrive. Netting, the murderer of Ada Atkinson, was hanged last Saturday night, by a band of vigilant*. Next wfll be Butler, the Pierceton wife murderer. From all indications this w'oterwill not be u iiikj Sts predecessors, changeable to the extreme. Since our last issue the mercury has va- ied 60 degrees. All the merchants and bnsineas men in town shon'd advertise in the News. It encourages Wade, and will bring greater prosperity tj our town. T.y it. The revival meeting is still progressing at the U. ( B. church, and the ministers feel that their work i* being rewarded. Several hare been convei.ed. We boo- much good wil' be done. Mr. Cassius Immell, of Goshen, one of the managers of the School in Penmanship there, was in town last Friday looking site- the interests of the itis.ilition. lie favored us with a pie. sent call. Mr. A. P. Early, of North M’ -•Chester, has purchased an ’nterest in the fii in oLeslie Bros., to take effect about the first of January. This firm hasdonea thrlv 'rg business, and we predict for them g..ater success under the change. Rev. Mr. Fuokhouer, of Bremen, wag in the village last Friday in the '.uteri a of the lectqre course which the people of bis town have organised. Dr. James Hedley will' give the first lecture on Thanksgiving eveirng, the 29th. Hi’ subject will be “The Sunny Side of Life,” which is well worth healing. Newton Jackson, builder and lumber dealer at South Bend, suspended Wednesday of last week. Liabilities, SBO, 0(H). Assets same. —Goshen Times. M r . Jackson was once' iu business at Shively Town, in. Harr : son township, but that has nothing to do . with his failure. i We have been informed that a number of the farmers around Wakarusn and some in Harrison township have organized for the purpose of manufacturing cheese. The work is to be superintended by several brothers by the name of Ramsden, recently from Switzerland, and who are well experienced in the work. For some time past, the hen establishmentof Geo. W. Slabaugh, east of town, bad been disturbed by an owl. and after repeated efforts with the gun to bring his hawkahip to time, the steel trap was resorted to last Friday night and placed on a pole reaching above an apple tree near the house. Not paying pailicnlar attention as to the arrangement of things on the top of the pole, bnt with an eye on the henroost, the owl lighted. The trap worked to a charm, and the' bird found himself a prisoner and aeon in the hands of Mr. Slabaugh’s two ; hoys. It proved to be the largest owl ever seen here, measuring four feet and live inches between the tips of the wings. Last Sunday, while Geo. Whitmer, with several others. Was out hunting in the woods a mile west at town, bis gnh was discharged by slipping off a stamp on which he was standing, sending the contents of one barraT into his left leg, about half way between the knee and hip joint; and had it not been for the timely arrival of Frank Coppes, who compressed tbe wound and stopped the flow of blood till* medical aid arrived, be would haye died soon. He was brought home and aQ attention possible given him. On examination it was found that tbe load entered on the front ride and penetrated upward* and obliquely backwards, lodging eight or ton inches from .where it entered.. It was a terrible'wound and may prove fatal. For a brilliant light bay yoar oil of Leslie Bros. S. B. Trues, Henry Pleteber. John Fisher. John Ernest, —-r-8 enafelt. Isaac Fulton and family. Hiram Trues, and John. W- Trues will leave on an excursion on the 4th of December for Kensett, Arkansas, with a view to purebsse timbered laud in that region and forming a lumbering company. For particulars enquire of 8. B. Trues, at Wakarusa, who will oonduct tbe excursion.

S. W. Burns proclaims’another son. Hartman Bros’s. is tbe place to buy underwear. Anew brand of cigars and tobacco at Wiilits A GiU. Leslie Bros, have just received a fine stock of sleigh-bells. John Coppes and Bennett Freese both report a boy at their homes. If you waul a pair of gloves for a little money, Hartman’s is the place to get them. Tbe Goshen Independent is talking of the feasibility of starting a daily in that city. The place ought to snpport one. Peter Housoner was reported drowned in the Kankakee marsh while bunting, but on Monday be returned home alive. We received a report that the storekeeper at the Michigan Mills was acci-' dently shot in tbe arm by handling a revolver. ji Tbe Nappanee Cornet Band will have a grand Festival and oyster sapper on Thanksgiving evening, at Stahley** Hall All are invited. For first class hand made tin-ware go to Leslie Bros. Try that superior tea at the new grocery store of Wiilits A GiU. Tbe grain bnver at Leesburg was found missing a few days ago, sbo the wheat that he had in the elevator, together with a large lot that belonged to farmers about there, amounting in all to about 3,000 bushels. Tbe lndianian-Republican of last week reported a ease of attempted poison in Seward township in that county. James M. Riley was the intended victim and William and Belle Bicketts, man and wife, are the guilty ones. The B. A O. time-card has been changed this week to conform with tbe central time, which is about 28 minutes slower than local time at this place. The 19tb meridian was selected from which to reckon it. This meridian passes through Omaha, Nebraska. Last Sunday, Harvey Gentzhorn was fooling with an old pistol, at the corner ot Cowan A Peddycord’s store, by patting cartridges in it and exploding them by means of a robber attached to it in some way. One was discharged and after tbe ball had ' been deflected from its course by striking, first a post and the building! it struck Curtis Miller in the breast, who, with some other little boys was standing atonnd. The ball hail, however, spent its force, but nevertheless, someone of them was in great danger of being seriously, if not fatally injured. This is another instance of boys’ recklessness, and a certain extent to which their cu.iogit? will lead them if not restrained by wiser beads. This shoo'd be a warning to other boys, and a caution to parents. im Lydia C. wife of Jacob Hooaouer, died at her home In this place last Saturday evening, after lingering two years with consumption, aged 28 years, 1 month and 14 days. A husband and three little children remain to mourn their loss, as well as.a large circle of sympathizing friends. The deceased was a member of the United Brethren denomination for a number of years. Her funeral took place at the U. B. church on Monday, and tbe remains were taken to the Bremen cemetery for interment. In connection with this notice, tbe bereaved husband wishes to return his heart-felt thanks to those who ao kindly curv'd for his companion daring her illness. - : i' v, • the Oldfisylhg, "An even exohange is no robbery,” still bolds good, sad Binkley has a few thousand school bocks Mt yet after the great rush ot last Saturday, with which to supply the people of Locke and Union townships. , fv’: Real Estate. i Now is your time to secure a home. I have lots for sale from $lO and upwards for cash or on long time. I have improved property that I can sell on M, Bljerai terms. Abo bay* a small farm to trade on town properly. Also have a large lined bouses which I rent on reasonable terms. Call and see. me. Office one door east ot Eby’s furniture -,n v- ■ ■ . • ; -r P-M-Bm. Single copies of the News can be had at. tbe oßce for 6 cents. The Bee. Geo H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., ttys: “Both mysrlf and wife owe oar lives to Shiloh’s Consmption Care. Sold bv D. Binkley. Are You Made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Lorn of Appetite. Yellow Skins Sbilob’z Vltaßaer is s positive cute. Sold by D. leyWhy Will Ton cough when Shiloh’s Cure wlB give immediate relief. Pil e 10 ota 60 CM. and $). Sold byl). BinkM* - etri j .id!**!* li -m - Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy—a possMsu cure for Catarrh. Diptheria, and Canker Mouth. SoM by D. Binkley. Shiloh’s Cote Will Immediately n liere Croup. Whooping oough and Burncbitis. Sold by D. Binkley. For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you have a printed guarantee ou every bottle of Shiloh’s VTtaHser. If never fails to cure. Sold by D. Binkley. A Nasal Injector free with each bottle of. Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 60 cents.' Sold by D. Binkley.

Mice. Files re frequently preceded by • tenet of weight in the back, loins And lower pert of the* Abdomen, earning tbe patient to sappoee he bis some Affection of the kindeye of neighboring organa. At times, symptoms of indigestion are present, flatulency, uneasiness of the stunach, etc. A moisture, like perspiration, producing a very disagreeable itphing, particularly at night after getting warm in bed. is a very common attendant. Blind Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at once to application of Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts affected, absorbing the Tumors, allaying the intense iteing, and effecting a permanent care, where all other remedies have failed. Do not delay nntil the drain on the system prodaces permanent disability, but try it and be cored. Price 50 cents. Sent prepaid on receipt of price. Address, The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Cos., Piqna, Ohio. Sold by D. Binkley. Byl Private tala. The undersigned offers at private sale all his household and kitchen furniture, iu Nappanee. Jacob Housoner. Just as Represented. ! Give me your order for a set of new harness, and they will be made accordingly, and will prove to be just as represented. Remember, I employ none but experienced workmen, consequently the work will be good. C. C. Jewries. Another Change. .. Owing to a change in our firm we must have settlement with our customers. Please settle at once by cash or note, and greatly oblige yours, Leslie Bros. Laad far Sale. 160 acres of good land, 80 acres cleared the balance timbered. All the land 1* well drained. 200 choice fruit trees. Situated 3j miles north of Nappanee, in Locke township. Will sell all or pan. Terms reasonable. Enquire of J. C. Mellinger Nappanee, Ind. 30m4. Kwtmr'fi Sale. Notice la hereby given that the undersigned, receiver of Veikmrn Bros., wilt, by virtue ot in order of the Klkhart Circuit Conn, offer at public sale In Nappanee, Indiana, on the ISTHDATOF DECEMBER, 1883, the foPowingdescribed property,to wit: One Sawm<U, Bolting aew. Loth uw, Cut-off MW, Lose, Lumber, One pair of bobsleds. Many other articles that belong In and about a sawmill and two (S) acres of land upon wbicU the mill stan.'s.* Terms of Sale—One ’third (%) cash, dne third (M) htfNhie months end One third (M> in Eighteen months, purchaser giving note with approved security, without Interest If paid when dot; if not, S per cent from date, sale to commence at one o'clock, P. M. D. K. Best. Receiver. Ittiee if Sale ts leal Estate. - Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, executor of the laet will and testemet of Sarah Holdeman deceased, will, by vi. *ae of sn order of the Elkhart Circuit Conti,, offer for sle BBle. on the premises, on and after the Seth day of ftovemli ?r 18*3 tbe following descrioed -operty to-wit: Comuiencag at the center point of section twenty si\ (26) township thirty six (86) north of range roar (4) east, thence running south one hu >d red and sixty (160) rods to the south line of said section, thence west along Mid south line forty one (41) rods* Whence north one hundred snd sixty (160) rods, thence east to the place of beginning containing forty one (41) acres more or less, in Elkhart County Indiana. Terms One-half cash, the residue in eighteen months, secured by note drawing 6 per cent interest and by mortgage upon the r >1 estate sold. • Henbt Holdsmak.

A. New Grocery. BRAN NEW GOODS. Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Spic s& Syrup OF THE BEST QUALITY. New and choice brands oj Cigars and Tobacco. QTJBB3NTS A/v ARE. File Soaps, tap Oil, Ms, Baskets, Be. In fact we have every thing in the grocery line. Come and seeour goods and give them a triad. Our prices, you will find, are as low as the lowest. The highest cash market price will be paid for prodnoe. Oar plac&is one door south of Leslie Bros. WILUTB & GULL.

CJIiOTHEVG! FALL & WINTER GOODS FOR wrang BOYS, BUST MASK, . - AT M. JACOBS’ STORE These goods are new, and comprise the latest styles. A fine lot of NEOK TIES and nn-der-ware for fell and winter oan be found here and will be sold cheap ‘for cash. Trunks and Valises are kept here. Gall in and examine my Goods. M. Jacobs, Nappanee, Ind<

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PKORPE EBY, IfMcgrapt grMfli 0 fll mr Afitissusaasussusisaasuasmsusaasi m * w IS PREPARED TO DO ALL STYLES Off WORK nr HU LINE, SUCH AS PHOTO PORTRAITS Single or la groups. Views of Houses, Rams, Stock, Ac., Ac. Also, Copying ami Enlarging done, sec* ond to none, unished in Black A White, or Colors. • Special care taken of Pictures left for copying. Be also MAKES JEMS. Remember the place, over Stoner's Drag Store, one door north of Hartman Brae. Legal Notice. Sranor lanusn, l M riSStSuStll!. nusASi court- f **• County, guts es To Wee Hartman Jacob Hartman John Hartman v. Circuit Court. Peter C.StSMoy MoseeC. Stahley Samuel ClStaUey Be it known. That on thi* 17th day of October. f Mttt£reeyftVM* oSeeof’uJ.Ctei o? Hie Elkhart Circuit Court, n complaint against .aid defendants fat the shore entitled eaoM, together with an aHdavtt at a competent person, that the plaintiff bans marftaeloaaesnaa ofactlon rgsinst said defendants. Pater C. Stahley, Moses C. R-abley, and Sam tel C. Stahley, and -that the defended., Mom. C. Stahley la not a resident of tbe State of Indiana. Sn Id defendant la therefore hereby notlSadef the Sling and pendency of said eemptaiotaanlaet them, aod onleM they appear and answer or demarthere- > at the calling otseid cause ca the second day of ‘.he next term of aaid Court, to be bean and held i. the Court House In Ooehen. on the Rat day of December next, Hid cnmptafnt. and ton metiers and things therein eoiitained and all egad, will bn heard and determined in their aha ease - Ont D. Taos root. Clerk Elkhart Cireait Court. Defrees ft Header Atty's for PUs. BILTIini k IIM K. K. CMFill. TIRg CABO. After Nov. lgth MSS, trains will Inset Nappenee. carrying passengers as follows. Central Standard Time: GOING WEST. nw-ifn No. S. No. S No. 4. | ST NS. K'g-tgj. 0,, j x . Cb’goßx.l Cnlcjo J. 625 pm 850 am 1080pc Garre.,., llttpm lKpm SClmm Milford J IS flam S ” Nepanee 110” SSO ” Chicago 531 "at 711 ” 8 ” GOING EAST. am,wo NO. 8. NO. 0 I NO. 1. st ns. wv ,ex. Day Rx. |n.Y.Kx. Chicago. 888 pm B*l am 501 pm Nspanee. 1210 am 11 87 am Milford J fit 80 ” 1218 pm Garrett- 185” 125” 10 08” emcagOJ 1048” 828 ” 217 am Trains Non. 1,2, 8, and 4 daily. Non. 5,8.15 and 18 daily except Sunday- Nos. 8 aod 5 win atop at Nappanee. Noe. 2 end 8 Will not (top only on el-iial for passengers. C. H. Whitkmax. Agent.