Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 18, Number 46, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 27 January 1897 — Page 8

NAPPANEE NEWS. Nappanee, Elkhart County, Ind. TERMS OF SUBSCRIFTION. One copy one year • S 1 50 One copy six months,. .. T 5 neeopy three months 40 ADVERTISING RATES. Columns 20 In. -Long—Quarto Form. One column one year .*>••• ;? w ' o<l One-half column one year 40 0,1 One-fourth column pne year .. . ... ilO-fid One-eiuhth column one year I- I°oo ShorterUm'e'than three months, ldccnts per inch per week column width, Local reading notices per line weekly ... . W> Obituary notices.cards of Umtiks, perline.. O,J Marriage, birth not ices free. * Sl'tltord Sews. Revs. Herron and Snow tliis week begirt a series of meetings at Syracuse. A faker selling snider on the street 4 corners, last week attracted the usual crowds and—victims. - People who believe that a sleighride rs the acme of amusements, will have an opportunity of having that belief sanati'd., A party of a do/X-tt or more churchgoers, started to-this place from Nappa nee last Thursday everting: hirt owing to a break down did not get he re till services Were ha'll-over. ■ A society for the prevention of cruelty to animals, could (Ind some real cases of utilise here, occasional}'. To turn mil a cat, dog, or horse, that , is not wanted, to (ind a living for themselves, such weather like this is downright cruelty. We may not get the IS/& O. shops just right away: Imt we repeat, we do want the Electric 11. l.i,.extend to Mjlford. The newly elected officers of- K. of P, were installed last Monday evening. The lodge has been a little qui-ct for some time in the past, but ’tis siiid the outlook is more favorable for the future. At the public sale of Eli Cullers, just west df this place last Saturday, some articles sold for more than they had actually cost. The fact that a years credit is given on all sums over five dollars induces many buyers to pay more than if they had the cash to invest. The large (log belonging to Hotel Hays at WaT&avv,- \V<PTBt!trt bv osym.-to-uperator Winslow here one-day last week, he (the dog) hot being wanted any more by t lie owner, liy the next day alter iii>T'arrival here the poor, fait lifiil fellow had found his way hack home, where—so’t,is said, In* will now be kept t he remainder of his life, When Secretary Moore was in the weather tower at Chicago, we could almost invariably toil, what the weather would lie tie-morrmv. but now the weather has either gotten onto thecurves of tlie weather man or else the weather man can not get, onto tins curves-(if the weather—as it is, the. prognostications are more often wriipg then right.- Here is ah opportunity for McKinley. ' (Jmveltou Regular services at the DtipkariL church here on Sunday evening. The youiie Deoiiie had a very sLoimv. night fur their party at Mr. Hark--wood's last Saturday night. Harvey Ilousmir, from Gcrmuiitpwn took a sled load of yoiiug people over ,Ut. Wakarusa -itT lanee 7 ) ast Tiiursday evening. AJlaal ■■ • Wm. (lilbiide, -of Asxbinptioi), 111., writes: “(’nlilvveUV. Syrup Pepsin rs the best remedy I U:i\y4>u:r used for stomaeh troubles, blym-ver felt belter in my life, and I thbik every family should 7 keep it on hand. U Aoes more tli-sn is claimed fur it. 1 ’ ISalllmore .V Ohio Kiiilrmtii AlViilih. Captain W.AV. Peabody, \'He-Presi-dent atidGen't 'Manager of the It. A (). S. W., traveled last-year, in his private ear, the Ohio, just 54,41',) miles. - The It. A (). has some distinctions and advantages t bat the public arc not fully aware of. It isthe shortest Upe to Washington from St. Louis by 102 miles; from Chicago by 55 miles; from Indianapolis by 112 miles: from Cincinnati by 47 miles; from Cleveland by 83 miles; from Toledo by 04 miles: and from Pittsburg by T3 miles. general Passenger Agent Sc till, of the B. & ill., recently estimated that the inauguration travel would be nearly double what it was Tour years tgo. "The im pro Vi-induls. that Ihlwp been made oft the It. A the past year will enable, him to easily handle fifty percent more people t han eveebefore. .. . Foley’* Honey and Tar V Cough Syrup whoraveF inlrodtieciUs nonsKhered >he ro<jßtj|il<*as:int aniTeHc-ct-ive remedy for all throat and lung complaints. Ij is the only prominent cough medicine that contains no opiates and that can safely tie given to children. Henry Fischer, druggist. ,

How U* The JCLtinent#—Au HI Wind That Blows Nobody Good. •The Netfc Bros., implement men, ' just completed last week putting up due of their celebrated e**" 1 tors at Mr. Frank Anglemyer’s farm | of a mile north of Union Center church. How to use the elements, seems to lgiye been answered (so far as concerns the winds) by the power attachment now being iitalized by Mr. Anglcmyer; arid the old aphorism', “its an ill wind that blows nobody good'’, is being exemplified in this in stance to a nicety. The Aetmotor is now beyond the. point of a mere “drawer of water” 1 . It. is, by the ingenious attachment, now being used for obtaining power to saw wood, grind feed, shell corn, cut corn fodder and, bay. etc. Mr. Angelin,ver had been operating a horse-pow-er, with four horses for the same work that is now done with the aennotor. lie thinks the difference is in favorof t he aermotor by many points superior. It is, indeed, progressive. Any one wlm would like to see thc'opcration .of the motor ran do so by calling at the place nVnt.ionod. Anyhow, it must lie seen in operation to fully appreciate its-utility on the farm. The Nels Bros, have always made it, a point to have good machinery, and to also lie prepared to obtain anything wanted by the farmers at the very lowest living rates. They can furnish anything in the line of machinery to attach to the aermojtor power, putting up the motor, and entire plant of saw, feed cutter, corn sholler, feed grinder, etc., or any one of the machines They Invite the farmers to investigate the saving tbut mny bo made by having one of the' plants spoken of herein. They have put up several, and every one is a perfect sucess in all respects. lluhlik-hs f The Circuit Court. Ed Richards, the Hi-year-old lad of Elkhart, charged with stealing $8 in money from a woman in that city, on the plea of guilty was given a suspended sentence*of one year in the penitentiary. Oliver W-Uanold was granted a divorce from Maydclla M. Ilarrold, pry the grounds of abandonment. Maurice Cohen et al., vs. Charles Levi et airy account; dismissed. Assignment of Jeremiah Heath, W. 'll. Audi*' ■ V intnlgifiiii final report of assignee approved and clerk ordereu' to disburse money in iiis lmnds. As-" signet discharged, John. E. Scott etal., vs. Elizabeth Warner et yl.~j~Toreek)Sure; Uncling for plaintiff $5)24.27, • Thomas McEwing vs. Indiana Buggy Cos., damages: settled. Elmer Post No. 37, G. A, R. vs. John M. Beegle, yxr., claim; off Betsey Searls vs. John M. Beegle, •exr., claim; o]T docket. William Palin vs. Aymer McKean etal., foreclosure: llndiifg for plaintiff $4,418.24.' WarreH Irwin vs. Frederick W. Miller, acini r., claim, llnding for plaintiff $ 113.80. Lydia A. Cri]e vs. John 11. Cripe, ailiwr., claim; llnding for plaintiff $13.33. . * Ceorge T. Barney vs. Arina et'H, iiote and n t ai’Ti m e fit; ti tll ft n g for plaint iff $87.23, Rock island Plow Cos. vs. Isaac P. ilummcl!, notes; llnding for plaintiff Simon Klein et al., vs. Perry L. iluiwlck, account; finding lor plafutc ill SBi7.!U. Conrad C, Wambaugli vs. 'Fhe Wells Memorial Lutheran church et al., foreclosure: llnding for pJaTtvtMT* r .William E. Kindig vs. (ieorge W. Saigi.git, note; llnding for plaintiff $181.33. L.Towcisctal., vs. Myron H. Evits, account and cognovit; judgment for $7. Benj. E. Lentz vs. William Lentz inquest; llnding for plaintiff. Benj. F. Moyer appointed defendant's guardian wit'll $1,200 blind. Judge Adair was on thpbench Monday. Judge Ferrell returned grange Tuesday. l The jury Was disejiarged for the term at the close of tlie N'anTassel case. V tlceniuiil tq Marry. , " Scolt 111 (IV and Nora A. Ivionsc. Abraham Hunti-licrgeraml Mary K. kiiders. Orlando Plank and Anna Wogoman. Old People. Old people who requite medicine to regulate tlie bowels anti kidneys will ibid the true remedy in EteCtric.Bitttn's.Phis medicine does not' stiinulatii :ind contains no whisky nor other intoxicant, hut nets as a tonic and alterative. It acts mildly on the stomach and bowels, adding strength and giving tone to tlie organs, thereby aiiling Nature in the perfurmange-of the functions. vEleetrle Bitters.is an excellent appetizer and aids digestion. Old People find it jtffet exactly what they need. Price fifty cents and tl per bottle at J. S. Walters’ Drug Store. —Bead the News’ premium offer] r ~ i' -.v •ii#'

Rccrlm KMI Injurle* Wklte Trying to, Hoard n Train. JaCPh'Knelsle/, a well-known farmer near .Walkgrton, was another victim of rasbnesifein trying to board a train, and yet there arc oth- ; ets who will follow. Last Wednesday lie and Charles Holies, another farmer started for Walkerton and at Quinn’s siding on the B. &O. road west of town they ran to catch the east bound local freight which was ruuniiigatqgitcaspecd. Mr. Holmes succeeded an open box car but Mr. Knopgy in attempting to do so lost his hop and was swung under the car, the Jfcp wheels <>* the hind truck passinijover his, right leg a few inches abovuMbe knee. Mr..Holmes at once jumgld from the train and ran to Mr. Kneisley’s assistance, It was found necessary to amputate his leg at febe thigh, and the unfortunate man did not survive the operation. likllmiih Uhv From the I’aleface How to Spe?<l Money. A dispatch from Decatur, Mich., I.lst week, says that the 271 members of the Pottawatomie tribe of Indians • in south-western Michigan, who recently received SIIB,OOO from she government in payment of their claim, to have once Owned the territory about tlie head of Lake Michigan, including Chicago, are rapidly sipindering their newly acquired wealth. In rare instances the Indians have purchased small tracts of land, but in some cases the small farms have already been mortgaged to their full value. At Athens the ‘lndians planned to build a church, but the purchase of large quantities of“( Ire water” and trinkets in the village stores soon absorbed their funds. In the settlement of Hamilton, Allegan county, some thirty-live slab shanties are crowded together on a small traet of oak grubs. These hovels are now tilled with expensive furniture and musical instruments, although no one in the community can play a note, while top buggies are strung around in the open, exposed to the elements. Some families received from $1,700 to $2/700 arid after squandering the wiiole amount have not a single article useful to them to show for it. The residents of Hamilton fear trouble from the Indians when their money is gone^ •Thcatuie medical society has prepared a bill Kir the licensing of doctors, to consjft of a jnedical board of examiners anfoi board of registration. Each physitaao must tifcvc a license from the hoard and in order to get that he must exhibit a diploma from some reputable college and pay a fee of s<i. If the diploma is not sufficient to tin; hoard the application may demand an examination and if he fail lie can try again within one year, the examination to cost $25. The state * board must consist of live members not more than two of whom shall belong to the same school of medicine. Professors and teachers in medical colleges are ifarrgd. The board may deny a license or revoke one held by him who lias laconic an itinerant, or habitual user fryjharcoLicsor is charged smil proven gfiilty of unprofessional ciinduct or practice. A license to practice obstetrics is demanilcd; The bill docs not inejjrpile dentists fit ocu-Ciniir,*-'f(l Air I‘nwrr. UoinpressM Ibr promises to become pimnliicia Wans of power in the mechanical world and supercede the use of strain fii many instance’s, says t he'tioshjMi iWfl'N. The Lake Shore company is now constructing a huge air reservoir at* the shops in Elkhart for use in the shop, foundry and found houses, being cheaper than steam or hand power, One instance is cited, that of riveting bolts, where the pneumatic tool, iir’tfie hands of one man, will do live times tlie work of two men under the present method. Thij use of air naturally involves the use of various kinds pnematic tools, and these being of £ouiparatively reAmnt invention, will he a source of interest to the mechanics. - ~ Sounlor llubbell'B Bill llrfrittnl. Senator Hidihell’s bill on the fee and salary law, providing that the salary ql tlie county clerk in Elkhart county sfiall be $3,800; that of the auditor $3,5)00; that of the treasurer $3,000: ahd that of the sherilT $3,300 defeated onai vote of 21 to 21. The county commissioners will now probably be in a pretty predicament, says the Elkhart Truth. A Tru Saylug. It Tins tieen said that liaßitq.aLcimstip.ttioh Is tbe cause of fully one-half the diseases that flesh is heir to.* Keep your bowels regulated by Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, and your system will.be in proper condition to -keep -off diseases of all kinds. Reta sample bottle (10 doses 10 cents) of J. Walters, nndjou wHt bless the day you did.

Prayer-Meeting Topic* of The Epworth League. '**The Gospel in Isaiah. January 8. A Gracious Invitation. J*a. 0-7 . May Parks January TO. The Sure Word of Promise. Isa. 68:91;80:19 Jacob Nold January 17. The Wells of Satvatton. ’lsa. 12: S..H. Weaver January 24. The Highway of Holiness. Isa. 35: 8-10.. Mrs. Daniel Zook January 31. The Temporal Blessing- That Fol low Christianity. IsasOO: 17-22. .J. W.Carpenter The Christ of Isaiah. February 7. Immanuel; God with Us. lea. 9: 0-7....... . ........ Mrs. J. E. Tillman February 14. Christ’s Character Described, t-a^ 11:1-5 Hcv. A. S. Wooton February 21. The 'Cross. Isa. 53:1-9. Consecration day Clara I tower February 23. The P.esurrfCted Lord. Isa. 25: 0-8 W. F. Pcddycord • -2 ' '■ rtisslons In The Prophets. March 7. Tlie Call to Work. Isa. 6; 1-10 k ... Funnie DcnnisMnrch 14. Tlie Blessedness of Missionaries. Isa. 52: 7-10. .. L. fZ S'w'fertz March 21. The Extent of the Kingdom. Isa. 60:1-9.. Mrs. A. S. Woo ton March 23. Prayer for Missionaries. Isa. 62:6-7 ,, ; B. A. Wilson Parables in Proverbs. April 4. The Slnggsrd’s Vineyard. Prov. 24: 30:31 Mrs. Iloy Jaqnith April 11. The Adder and the Clip! Prov. 23: 29-32. Temperance •• .. .B. Uline April 18. Easter topic: Resurrection Power, Phi1.3:40-11. Mrs. J/W.Carpenter April 25. Iu Praise of a Simple Life. Prov. 27: a 1-27 Caroline Liezt Every-day Wisdom. May 2. A Soft Answer, Prov. 15: 1 J. G. Gulp May 9. A Wise Son. Prov. 10: 1; 30:17 . S. W. Baer May 16. A Good Name. Prov. 22:1. Anniversary day May Todd May 23. The Path of the Just. Prov. 4:IS. .. Harriett Terwilliger May 30, A Hint to the Social Department. Prov. 21: 17 Daniel Zook Bvery-day Warnings. Juno (i. Plain Words to Everybody. Prov. 2C: 20 ...’ ..Mrs. F. D. Walker June 18. Reflections for the Department of Finance. Prov. 16: 8; 23: 8-22 Chas. McDonald Jnne2o. The Folly of Pride. Prov. 16: 18; 29: 23 Mrs. Lou Stauffer June 27. Tlie Danger in Delay. Prov. 27:1 ... .... .. . ... Grace Dennis Cum Buck A t Cliautuuqua. “Among the grand things of the July meetings, which later visitors may well regret having failed to hear, was the effort of Hon. Will Cumback, of •v v Indiana. His eloquent and witty appeal for open dealing, fair play, and truthfulness and charity was one of the best efforts of the platform this season, and the meager repqft of it that was published, gives but a faint idea of its telling effect. Mr. Cum back was formerly a member of Congress from Indiana, and Lieutenant-Governor of the State, grid jn .public Hie. haaAatfif . been a mark and Influence for right and justice- But it is as a literary man he shines above his creditable public career. He is in constant demand as a lecturer for societies, lycenms, and committees. His fine presence, magnificent voice, and magnetic delivery made him one of the most popular orators and lecturers of the day.”—CTime taur/ua Herald. —Hear him at the M. E. church, Nappanee, Saturday evening. Jam 30th. -Admission 25 cents.- • Ueul Estate Transfers. Wallace W k Stauffer to Glendale Stauffer 1-5 a in Nappanee SISOO. Elizabeth S Wood to Chas O Wood 2 a in Osolo tp sl. Martin V Kessler to Harvey S Kessler lot in Middlebury S9OO. Samuel Wogoman and wife to Benj F Winner lot in Goshen SSO Franklin G Romuine to Walter W Hatch * lot,ln Goshen S2BOO. Cosmo Ituttcrmilk Soap Cos of Illijjois to Cosmo Buttermilk Soap Cos of Indiana 2 lots and factory in Goshen SIIO,OOO. Wm McGill to Eddie M Flank 5 22 a iu Concord tp SOOO. Francis M Rohrer and wife to John M Rohrer part of lot in New Paris SSOO. \X • David W Berkey and wife to Andrew Berkey 03 a in Harrison tp 83,500. Mrs Mary Mctzler to Men no J Yoder lot in Goshen SSOO. Merino M Wilber and husband to Minnie A Congdon lot in Bristol SSOO. Joseph S Armey and wife to Daniel A Young lot in Nappanee SBSO. Jacob Goldberg trustee to Hannah Nadel 2 lotsln Elkhart $l5O. ~ Ruth Lichtonwaltcr lot In Goshen SISOO. * A F Wilden and wife to Entokh Boomershinc lot in Goshen SGOO, Allen G Stillman and wife to Harry M Broderick trustee land in Osolo tp sl. Harry M Broderick trustee to Allen G gtillman 5 a in Osolo tp sl. Mary Bechtel to Luclnda Flager lot 4tf El kha r t S9OfT" , Elm a Thompson et al to Bristol corporation part of lot in Bristol $lO. Henry M Winegar and wife to John Ij Martin land in Osolo tp $425. "George E, Lounslverry and wife tp Stella V Rice ian4 in Elkhart S6OO. "Mary A Mishlor trt al to Sadie fe Mehl i lot in Goshen SSO. Another Good Man Gone Wrong. He failed to use Foley’s Kidney .Cure for his kidney complaint. (1. Henry Fischer, druggist.

MAPPAHIPB REAL:-: ESTATE EXCHANGE! | Nd-'Gjll. 122 acres, 85 acres cleared and fenced, good water and wind pump, good house and fair ham, at fcj&Bpg: '“(Hgßga west a nd 013 e * half mile sonth of Nappanee. *No. 532. 80-acre farm 5 miles west of Nappanee. 00 acres under-good cultivation, medium house and good barn, good orchard atld tubular well. Price, S3B per acre; SI,OOO cash balance in easy payments. No. 533. 40 acres 41 miles , south of Nappanee—improvements. Great bargain at $1,400 on easy terms. A bargain in a house and lot. Large new house, good water, and out buildings; SOSO, S2OO cash and balance on very easy terms. Other properties for sale. Ccme to * and see. See ns fpr BARGAINS Lehman & Young, DEALERS IN MfMMs. MANUFACTURERS OF BOLOGNA. Buyers of Butchers’ Stock of all kinds at the highest market prices. OSE DOOR SORTB OF POST-OFFICE. Farmers & Irate . . . •' v: •• - • , ; . p-*. v •. • - BANK, (COPPES & SONS. Bankers! Nappanee, - Indiana. „ -tearDo..a general baftkjng,busiueas. Special attention given to collections. Interest allowed on time deposits. 115 AFTER The holidays it is supposed that business is at a standstill for a time. It is in some places, but not .in our store. We have the stock of goods peculiar, to itself —likewise low prices. For this reason you will find us all tlir same as though nothing had happened. KAUFMAN.

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C. F. ARTHUR. Otßc* wliU W. W. Beit. . Nappanee, Ind. J. D. SCOTT, DENTIST. Bremen the first, third and fonrth Monday and Tuesday of each month. *27“At Wiiknniea the second slonday and Tneeday of each tnonlh. The rest of the time at Nappanee. Ind. mm over m. mm store. J. S. INKS, pDYSICIAN & BURGEON, ■ Nappanee, Indiana OfiSce over Farmers & Traders Bank. M. J. DEFREES, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, .Vappanee.lndiana Office over Hartman Bros, store {tormerlyoccupied by Dr. Bowser.) Prompt attention given to allcalls. J.S. McENTAFFER. Tytstice 03? The Loans, Collections, Real Estate and Insurance. Office over POST-OFFICE. L. C. Thayer, DENTIST, Office over Balyeat’s store, Bechte blockNappanee,lnd. H. F\ FRAZIER Architect <£s Buileep. Office over POSF-OFFICF on South Main street. Nappanee, Indiana

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Stephen A. Rolph Being Carried From the Battle Field.. When company R, Bth Ohio Regiment, started for the War of the Rebellion, Stephen A. Rolph, River Styx, Ohio, was numbered among the recruits; when next he returned to hia home he was borne on a stretcher, having lost a leg in the battle Os Winchester, Va M March 43, ’62. During the years following he did not recover from the shock, privation and exposure incident to army life. In a recent interview he states: “I was stricken with nervous prostration a year ago, which continued for six months; I treated with the best physicians I could hear of, but they all failed; Dr. Wheeler’s Nerve Vitaiizer was recommended on account of its effectual treatment in similar cases. I could note a change from the first dose, improvement continued with its use and four bottles restored me to perfect health. For sale by J. S„ WALTERS.

Wanted-An Idea Protect your Ideas; they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDEKBURN A CO.. Patent Attorney!, Washington, D. C., for their $1,900 prise offer and list of two hundred Inventions wanted. B. & 0. Time Sard. tTilking Effect Sunday, November 22nd, 1896.] Arrival Os Trains At Nappanee. Coins East. No. Ifi./Mail Train 10 15 a. ni “ 14, Passenger F. S 10 12 p. m “ 32, Local Freight 9 16 a. m Coins West. No. 17, Mail Train 2 28 p. m “ 7, Passenger F. S ..... 543 p. m “ 5, Passenger F. S %> 50 a. m “ 47, Passenger F. S 327a. m “ 33, Local Freight 10 15 a. to For further information call on B. * O. Ticket Agent, or address O. P. McCarty. Aes’t Gen’l Pag* Agent,Cincinnati,Ohio.; L. 8. Allen, Agg’t Gen’ Page. Agent, Chicago, 111. J. Ik Odell, Gen’l Manager. Ci>as. O. Scull. Gpd’l Pass. Agent. Fdw. Dickinsbn, Gen’l Superintendent C. H. Whiteman.Local Ag’t.Nappanee

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