Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 19, Number 14, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 16 June 1897 — Page 8

NAPPANEE NEWS. Nappankk, Elkhart County, Ind. ejTjpl. C. Strohin carries a full line of Collins plain and fancy Ice creams. The following being a list Os all kinds and flavors, and price per gallon. PLAIN CREAMS. Vanilla 5 1.25 Strawberry 1.25 Peach. 1.25 Banana * 1-25 Lemon 1.25 New York 1.25 —*_i_. Chocolate.. 1.25 Coffee. 1-25 Pistachio 1.25 FANCY - CItEAMS. Caramel $ 2.00 Pistachio (bean) 2.25 Tutti Frutti 2.25 N0ugatine.......... - 2.00 T0rt0ni......: 2.00 Buscuit of alnjonds... 2.00 Nesselrode pudding... , 2.25 Maroon “ k ••• 2.00 Montrose# “ ... 2.00 N Y with fresh cherries 2.00 Vanilla with German cherries...... 2.00 Hazle nut 2.00 Hickory nut 2.00 Brazil nut 2.00 Pecan, 2.00 French Vanilla 2.00 French New York —, 2.00 o laces. Bisque.-. 5 1.50 Vanilla... ... ,s 1.50 Strawberry 1.50 Pine apple ■■■■■% 1.50 Coffee .....' 1.50 imroKciiEAMS--Neapolitan.-r.,. 5 1.50 - ■ '• •* Harlequin' .... 1.50 Neapolitan or Harlet|iiin, special 2.25 The above prices are on :> gat. "l't'rts' ill' inortr, for / less qumiftties. add 'l. ICES. Lemon, iJ. 25 __ • ■ Pine apple 1.25 „ Grange....... . _. 1.25 Ilaspberry 1.25 Ciytrry ,-r- 1-25 Gfajiit 1-25 Anisette '. . . 1.50 FROZEN PI NCIIES. ttlTiirtreVtse.... 8_ -■ ~5 J.alla Uookli 2700 Egg N0g..., - 2.00 . Roman punch.......-.. - -.2.00 Mn'fiisellino i-rrr- 2:25 KTrscfi ... 2.00 Anisette 2.00 < ’herry . * 2.00 Fit A PPKS. y Strawberry... 5 150 Raspberry 1.50 Lemon .. 1.50 Pineapple 1751) Orange... ... 1 ..>0 Anisette 1..75 Fancy forms and models consisting of fruits; tiowiris,'vegetables; animals, tigI.IVI'S, it*., <V r (rIn American creams (2 do/. and over), per do/..... $ 1.50 In fancy creams and puddings, per do/. .. 2.00 W'c serve nothing but Collins’ lee (ream in our ice cream soda, It would be a good idea to cut out this ml. for future references. r 0. STIBIUM. “Jacob O. Kantz, Attorney and Notary. REAL ESTATE Jr#-Especial attention to Collections and Insurance. Offlw in Hartmans’ THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE DitT'S a general commission business in sale of farm and town property. Always a number of good bargains FUE I\Sl IIAX('K AND COLLECTIONS. W. W. BEST, PROPRIETOR, A D.Gr, Lehman, UCTIONEER. reasonable. Leave orders at the News olllce. “YmU Nappanee, Ind. B. & 0. Time Sard. [Taking Effect Sunday, November 2Sml, 18%,] Arrival Os Trains At Ndppaiice. doing East. No. IC, Mail Train 10 24 a. m “ IG,‘Passenger F. S 10 12 p. m “ 02, Local Freight. 9 15 a. m doing West. , No. 17, Mail Train...: .... '> gg p. m “ Ts Passenger F. S 543 p. m •• 5, Passenger F. 5.... 550 a . m * ‘ 47, Passenger F.S 327a. m •V 33, Local Freight... ... 10 24 a. m For furtberinformation r?U! on IS, * O. Ticket Agent, or addreseO. P. McCarty w y. |U t . n -)Puei< Agent,Cincinnati,Ohio.; L. S. Allcu, A*sT Gen’ P*s. Agent.Cblcago.lll. J. T. Odell, Gen’l Manager. A. B. Martin Gen’l Pass; Ageut. Edw. Dickinson, Gen’l Superintendent C. H. Whiteman,Local Ag’t,Nappanee

PERSONAL MENTION. Milo Cripe was here from Goshen yesterday. r* - . Wm. F. Peddycord was at Goshen Monday. - County Recorder Immel was in town last Thursday. O. W. Russel, of the Goshen Times, was in town Tuesday. D. K. Lehman, the stock buyer, was over to Goshen Saturday. Mrs. M. Teal is spending the week witbjier sister, Mrs. Russel at Syracuse. Mrs. William Rowell and Mrs. Robinson were visiting at Goshen on Sunday. Mrs. James Boor, of Fairmount, Ind., was here several days last week visiting relatives. Dan’l Doering, the Wakartisa jeweler, was in Nappanee last Wednesday on business. * Henry Phend, who is working for the Columbia City heel factory, spent Sunday at home. Mrs. Flora Wise and Miss Harriett Sparklin of the News office spent Thursday at Goshen. Frank tfrown and Tobias IlHrtman were among the Nappaneeites at Goshen Tuesday. Mrs Dr , W. A. Price and children went to Teegarden Saturday where she visited a lady schoolmate. Mrs. Cora Tucker and daughter, who have been visiting relatives here, returned to Elkhart yesterday. Mart Whiteman has been here Garrett several days yiaiting his brother, C. 11. Whiteman and family. Mr. and Mrs. 11. W Stoops, and son C. 11. Stoops and wife were visiting friends at New,Paris Sunday. Mr. Elmer Miller and Miss Buck, of North Manchester, were here Saturday to attend the Keed-itoosb "wedding. Miss Kate McLaughlin returned to Warsaw on Monday, having come home to attend the Mutsehler-Ulory nuptials. Mrs. Olivia ltlngler,,. son Gale, and Miss .Clara I lower, were at Goshen Slim lay visiting Photographer Ilower. Those- people- from —Nfljijiant'ir and vicinity who at tended tlie Dtinkurd meeting at Frederick, Md., returned Saturday. 1 -rr—j. W.- Carpenter was called to ('oncord, M ich., ini Monday morning on the information of the critical illness of his mother. Geo. It. Ta\ lor, representing the Kahn stove works of Hamilton, Ohio, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. G. N. Murray, Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. William IJline, of Mishawaka, spent, several days here last week the guests of- Mr. Uline’s brother, B. IJline. and family. Goshen" News, June')th: Mrs. 1). F_ Beiiient and the Misses Kstella Boulton and Josephine Ellis are spending a few days with friends in Nappanee. Elkhart Review, June 14th: Mrs. George Whiteman is entertaining Miss Oliye Flnegel, of Nnppanee arid Misses Ida and Melia Flnegel, of Goshen. Miss Charity Friizier and Miss Medtt Frazier - were visiting at Goshen and Waterford' last Wednesday, the latter remaining at Waterford for severnl i" days. Frank Coppes’ family went to Pick- ' wick Park’ 1 -yesterday 15 fakb residence in their summer cottage. Daniel Zook and ,J. J). Coppes’ families went to-day. Mrs. Leroy Jaquith, Miss May Todd, Miss Delia l’eddycord and Mr. S. 11. Weaver, of Nappanee. attended the Epworth League convention at Kendallville this week. Etlwatd Ultz and family, of New Washington, <>., have moved to Nnppanoe and wifi occupy the Shock property on West Market street. Mr. Ultz is a nephew of Mr. Samuel GuLss Hr id Jackson, af Goshen, was hero Friday looking after millinery trade, which line of goods he is now handling on the road. The writer, remembers TiThi as liciug one among his bright newspaper -currier boys a few years ago. Goshen Newjg, June 10th: Attorney J.O. Kant/ of Nappanee was here on business. —Tobias Hartman was here from Nappanee last night. Mr. ami Mrs. B. F. Dentil wenfTo Nappanee to attend, the Ulery-Mutohler nuptial event. Bremen Enquirer: Lawyer Dennis, of Nappanee, was in town Wednesday evening on business.- —Jacob Felden Sundayud at Nappanee with his best girl. ——Mrs. W. O. StolVer and son Floyd ants daugntcr Nfahcl, of Nortli Manchester, Ind., are the guests of J)r. A.,8. Younkman and family, of this city. ----- M. \ . Shively, of the firm of Ilowenstein and Shively, left on Sunday morning for Oregon. 111., where on Wedues* day evening, 'June lGth, he will be married to Miss Allis Smjth... Air. and Mrs. Shively will rettirn to Nappanee ou J hursday evening to the home of | his parents. Rev. ~ipd Mrs. George | Shively, where the in fare will takeplace ion Friday evening. The News joins

the friends of the young people in the felicitations of the occasion. County Treasurer Holdemah was over from Goshen yesterday. Syracuse Register: Frank Coppes and family of Nappanee, moved into their cottage at Pickwick Park Wednesday. Dan’l Zook and family will move into the new summer home at the lake this week.— W. El Peddycord of Nappanee, was the guest of Dan’l Zook at Pickwick Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Coppes and family of Nappanee, are fixing up their large new cottage at Pickwick, and intend spending the summer months there. Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Yonr Life Away. ]f you want to quit tobacco using: easily and forever, be made well, strong, magnetic, lull of new life mid vigor, take No-To-Bac, tho wonder-worker, that makes weak men strong. Manv gain ten pounds in ten days. Over 400,000 cured. Buy No-To-Bac of your druggist, under guarantee to cure, 60c or ft .00. Booklet and sample mailed free. Ad. sterling Remedy Cos., Chicago or New York. Plymouth’* Sensation. Plymouth has a sensation in the way of arrests of prominent citizens for performing an abortion upon the person of Miss Kate Shoner. The iucd arrested are Dr. E. W. Viets, Dr. Nils Lindquist and Thomas O’Donnell. Dr. Viets has served four years in the penitentiary, having been convicted of rape uporbthe person of a young girl patient of his six or seven years ago. Lindquist is a young man who graduated this spring from the Hahneman Medical College at Chicago. O’Donnell is the son of a prominent farmer, and himself owner of a fine farm. Miss Shoner has always borne a good reputation and has the sympathies of aIW O’Donnell and Miss Shoner were lovers, and the man now refuses to make goodhis promise of marriage. \Y Hoard of County CommiKslouer*. The board granted liquor licenses to the following: 6. V. Walker, John Snobarger, A. 11. Witt, Collins & Ifimcbaugh, Wm. F. Fiedake, Edward Dalko, -of Goshen; Eugene. Fergisoiif Lsuis Ginsburg, John Favcl, John Weller, and Woippert & Erity, of Elkhart; Herman E. Ilosbrugli of Nappanee; and Ira Keim of Millersburg. V. D. Miller and Edward Farmeiy thc Middlobury saloouists against whom remonstrances were (lied, did not file their applications; " A petition for the vacation of a road in Olive township presented by Daniel llnntsberger et til., was met vyith a remonstrance. The board upIKiinted X’has. W. JSfyner, Michael Klrkdorfer arid Jacob Frame, all of Jefferson township viewers. They will view the road Wednesday, Aug. is. David Evans and others of Jackson township, petitioned for the vacation and relocation of a public highway 1 ead i tig Iro tu Bui u ter to wn. Fran k Myers of Gosheßr 11. H. Snyder -ofI teuton township, and John Scrannage of Clinton township were appointed viewers. A petition for a ditch in Union and Hat risen townships was filed by Justus W.. Wambaiigh. John Seranuage, Ira Hostetler and B. It. Brothers were appointed viewers. - S. S. Wenger et al., petitioned lor a ditch in Harrison and Olive townships. Jacob Hess, Jacob 11. l’ippengcr and Lewis Scolcs were viewers. ltulii*s Trunnactrd by tho Circuit Court. Daisy Mcdlcm was granted a divorce from Ira F. Medlem and allowed to resume her maiden name, Daisy Deardortl. . James Merely was found gnilty of rope and given one year in the State prision. It will be remembered that he was one of a trio to be arrested at Elhha& a year of so ago but escaped while his two compatibles were caught and did time in the prision at Michigan City.' . Eugene Fergisoff was granted -a license to conduct, a quart shop, the first issued under the new law in Elkhart county, says the Goshen Vacs. His place of business is located in a residence portion of Elkhart, on St. Joseph street, near the railroad shops. He advertised to apply last fall’ for a retailer’s license and a remonstrance was tiled against the issuance of a license to him. He accordingly did not apply, lie advertised this time that he would dpply for a quart shop license, but up remonstrance was made. The’cost of a license for a uuart shoo is the, same as for a retailcrs license, SIOO, but the city does not got its additional license foe. The people of Elkhart may find t hat {3y failing to remonstrate they hate permitted the greater of two evils in the establishment of the quart mill. n, __ .. .' • l 7 * ilfif*' —Sick headache can be quicklylind' completely overcome by using those famous little pills known as “DeWitt's Little Early liisers.” J. S. Walters.

Another Tramp Robbery Another robbery was committed by tramps on board a wbst bound Lake Shore freight Friday- night Just this side of TSftporte. The robbers, three In number, were arrested when the train arrived at South Bend and gave their names as Peter Atof, James Dwyer and Michael (Jumbo) CoDnelly. The last named was known to South Bend police. The trio had held up and robbed seven other tramps in a box car and took their shoes and other wearing apparel. The victims of the robbers continued in the-car until South Bead was reached. At this point the three men were stopped and returned to Laportc. Tramps hardly know when they are safe from their own kind. May be Banning Yet. Chas. Groves, of Wakarusa, had just served an 11-days jail sentence at Goshen for public Intoxication. He was immediately rearrested on a malicious trespass charge. This was on Saturday, on Monday morning bail was furnished him. When he was sentenced the second time, the justice stated it would be to work on the stone yard, and it was thus that Groves was awaiting for transportation when a constable went to the jail to have the man released on the bail bond furnished. The constable told Groves that he would take him before the justice again, etc., before transporting him to Elkhart. In this way the officer thought to furnish him with agreeable surprise. At this writing it is not known whether he has enjoyed the surprise intended or not, for Groves had no sooner got onto the streets than he took to his heels, supposing that he was surprising the constable. So far as anybody knows hereabouts he is still going. lie will perhaps “kick” himself when he learns the true situation by which he obtained his liberty. Tried to Kill Kailrond Men. A dastardly attempt was made to assassinate 1-rako Shore Height conductof W. H. O’Brien and bralfeman Thos. Bropliy, at Whitings about 3 o'clock this morning says the Elkhart Review of Thursday lust. They were standing close together near the head end of train No. 70, which was on a side track when suddenly, without warning, a dozen or more Hashes, not more than a earlength from them, told from whence came the leaden hail that whistled about them. The trainmen had no mind to light an unseen, and by them, unnumbered enemy in the dark, and ran around to the north side of the train and back toward the station, some of the scoundrels following, them some rods amHtring us' they ran. Extra brakeman Chas. Hatcß,_\vho was near the caboose, heard at least two bullets whiz over his head, having carried alinost the full length of tin; train. He also heard an unseen man say: “We missed him.” He sought- a temporary hiding place. The trainmen could see men passing between them and the switch lights,, but the vicinity was too poorly lighted to make a search effectual. The Whiting authorities were notified, and the train proceeded eastward. This fore--1 noon the trainmen wore ordered ts) report at Whiting on No. 15, to identify, if possible, certain suspects that had been arrested there. The trainmen have no t 'theory to account for “tlie attack," liut it ( is recalled that O’Brien and Brophy were instrumental in the capture and conviction of James Conners and Wm. Cullaniy who were sentenced to 2j years in prison for breaking into a car containing United States bended goods. The attack may have been made by. “pajii" of the Convicts, for revenge. Hatch is the youfig man who was ned'rly killed in a fall from an engine near LaTorte several weeks ago. HOW TO FIND OUT. ’ Fill a bottle or common glass with urine and let it stand twenty-four hours; a sediment or settling indicates a diseased condition of the kidneys. When urine stains linen it is positive evidence of kidney trouble. Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in tho back, is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order. WIIAT TO DO. There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressoil, that Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in relieving pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary, passages. It corrects inability to jioij urine and scalding pain in passing it. or blkd effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate. The mrld and the extraordinary effect of SwampRoot js soon realized ' It the highest for its wonderful cures of tho most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should" have the best. Sold by druggists price fifty cents and one dollar. For a sample bottle and both sent free by mail, mention News, aud send your full postoffice* address to Dr. Kilmer & Cos., Binghamton, N. Y. The proprietors of this pajpor guarantee the genuineness of this offer.

Arrested For Stealing u HarqrM. At Elkhart James Stewart was arrested on the charge of having stolen a harness, the property of David Carpenter. The accused had formerly been employed by Carpenter and since be left, a number of things bad been missing from tbe barn. On one occasion Carpenter arrived at the barn in time to release Stewart from the jaws of the big watch dog that had him by the throat. Though undjy suspicion for a long while as being the person doing the stealing, Carpenter never before succeeded in obtaining sufficient evidence to hold the man until the present theft of the harness. Stewart pleaded not guilty, and was. held to the circuit court. He was jailed at Goshen.

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