Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 21, Number 19, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 19 July 1899 — Page 5

NEWS. Elkhabt County, Imp! JULY 19, 1899. BKPORT. ■Sg? B ’ ft "’*!.7.7.10 to* 12 ■Butter, P 0 ”® 05 ■urd, P er ‘' 08 ■ HslDß<P er ®; ■ fallow. per ft • • * ■shoulders, per ft.. ftfi ■ Bacon. P er ■BeP sWftX ’P er ® > i.* n ■Sees bides, per ft.. *••••; •••••••• ■chickens. alive, per ft..... 06 No.. 2 ; perbMbe1......... 67 fcrfe::::::::::: § I Buses, per bushel 80 IiWCIWITY NEWS. | C .h*red by Beporter. About Town I and From Coomv KxeliaiiKea. __Val Hatnman makes cider every I Wednesday. 18tf I _Tbe Parker jointless fountain I pen at Stoops’. I __Noah has bought Ed WebI gter’s oil wagon. I Chicago papers now on sale at I the News office. I. PFEIFFER. I sappanee property. McENTAFFER.etf —Work on the Goshen street pavliog will’ begin as late as August Ist. ■ —All magaziues and periodicals, I novels, etc., on sale at the News ofI dee. I —The South Bend Greenstoekings I defeated Goshen last week in a score I ofll to 2. —ls you want good work in any kind of job printing you can get it at the News office. —William Jcnnjngs Bryan will be at Island Park Assembly, Rome City Saturday, July 29tb. —Hubbard’s Headache Capsules aid digestion, reduce f,ever, and stop head* ache; ;25 Oi Henry Fischer-. 52t6m —The Nappanee Furniture Cos. solicits orders for wood at SI.OO, $1.25 and $1.50 per load delivered!. Btf . —Money to patent good ideas may be secured by our aid. Address The Patent Record, Baltimore, Md. 4m12 —Why suffer? Use Hubbard’s Headache Capsules. No cure, no pay. 25 c. Henry Fischer, druggist. 52t0m —Price & Johnson will make elder on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Mill on North Main street, Nappanee. ts —The report circulated in the country last week that Leesburg had a case of smallpox was without foundation. —You can buy elegant quality and style of correspondence paper at the News-stand, suitable for lady or gentleman. —You are behind the times if you don’t buy one of the new Parker fountain pens. A large assortment at StoopsV — lrvin Pfeiffer has the Chicago l papers on sale at the News stand. Orders may be left there for the delivery of the papers. —Miss Mary A. Bartlemay, aged 34 years, died at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bartlemay, in Goshen, last Friday. —Mr. and Mrs. B. Lackamp, Elston, Mo., write: “One Minute Cough Cure saved the life of our little boy when nearly dead with croup.” J. S. Walters. —About 400 men who are workiog on the Mishawaka-Elkhart intcrurban line are camping in tents just outside the Elkhart city limjts. —The theme for next Sunday morning at the U. B. church Is: “The duties of parencs to their children.” All are cordially invited. —Miss Belle Vaoderford died July Uth at the home of her parents, Mr. !>nd Mrs. A. H. Yanderford, In Goshen, from typhoid fever. —The tirst car over the new spar of railroad leadiog to Coppes Bros. A Zook’s new sawmill went out laat week loaded with lumber. —Edward Weaver, of Elkhart, was arrested in South Bend Sunday on a warrant charging him with defrandj °g a boarding-house keeper. —For sores, ulcers, burns, galls, Piles, nothing so good as Banner Salve, the most healing medicine in the world. 25c. J. S. Walters. -Thoe. J. Wolf, the Walkerton clothier, has Sled a petition in voluntary bankruptcy. In round numbers, '•abilities $9,000, and assets $4,000. —DeWitt’s Little Early Bisers expel from the system all poisonous accumulations, regulate the stomach, “owrel*, aod llrer, and purify the blood. They drive away disease, dissipate melancholy aod give health and vigor for the dally routine. Do D <>t gripe or sicken. J. S. Walters.

r-There is to be a big Prohibition meeting at Maxinkuckee on July 25th, a sort of basket picnic, free-for-all, good time, with speaking and singing. Money to loan on real estate security, long or short time, from 6 to 7 percent interest. Melvin Smith. . —Mrs. William Gravitt died last Wednesday at her home in Elkhart. She was born in New York state in 1827, and came to Elkhart twentyeight years ago. —Young man, don’t write your letters on a 5-cent tablet paper, or on the fly-leaf of a book when you can buy correspondence paper, up-to-date in style, at the News-stand. —DeWitt’s Little Early Risers benefit permanently. They lend gentle assistance to nature-,-causing no pains or weakness,permanently curing constipation and liver ailments. J. S. Walters. —Material for the street railway extension from Goshen to Waterford is arriviog and work will be begun soon. Ten cars of steel have arrived and as many cars of ties. —“I have received more benefit from one bottle of Foley’s Kidney Cure than from months of treatment by physicians,” writes V. B. Conklin, of Bowersville, Ohio. J. S. Walters. —Ervin S. Stuart has brought suit against the Lake Shore railroad company for $5,000 damages on account of injuries received while he was in the company’s employ as brakeman. —For sale! A $250 stock of groceries for sale cheap. Good reasons for selling. Inquire on the 15th, 16th, and 17 th of July, of Claude Dunn, 420 Michigan Ave., South Bend, lnd. 18tf —The W. C. T. U. will have a supper on Saturday evening, August sth. Proceeds to be used iu putting a drinking fountain in this city. Further announcements will appear later. —The prize tomato of the season’s growth'was . that (rom, fcli<vgaicn r . patch of Arthur and Melvin Hartman. It was laid upon our desk yesterday and its weigh f was marked' at 5$ ounces.

—Half dollars of counterfeit make are beiDg circulated here. They are dated 1893, made to look old and under the word Liberty is the letter o, which on the genuine is s, says the Goshen Democrat. —You can’t cure dyspepsia by dieting. Eat good, wholesome food and plenty of it—Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food without aid from the stomach, and is made to cure. J. S. Walters. —John Dellinger, a former Lake Shore conductor, has deserted his wife and child and runaway with a handsomer woman. The abandoned wife and mother has returned home to White Pigeon. —Of the Elkhart county young men who enlisted in the regular army to go to the Philippines, Wm. Ornt, Jr., of Goshen, Harley Thomas and Will Connelly, of Elkhart, failed to pass the final examination. —George Wyatt, of Shipshewana, was capiased Friday night In Goshen on a debt amounting to $13.51 owed to Truesdell Bros., of Shipshewana. He was on his way to Columbus, O. He put up security for the debt. —President William McKinley will visit Winona on Sunday, Aug. 20tb, and a great day is expected. A letter has been received from the president in which he announced that be would spend Sunday, Aug. 20tb, at Wldod*. —Mel Firestone, who was playing with a baseball nine in a contest between clubs from different departments of an Elkhart factory, was struck between the eyes by a ball pitched by JobnPrlem. His nose was broken.

—Roy Brown, the boy tramp who some weeks ago was found by the side of the Big Four tracks near Milford Junction, having been struck by an engine and recovered in a Gosbeo hospital, was recently arrested at Fort Wayne for vagrancy. —Dave Stably has opened a stock of confections sod started a lunch counter in the room occupied by John W. Peters A Son, the tobacconists. Mr. .Stably will also give his attention to serving. Ice-cream, having a private room for that purpose. —Goshen News: The divorce case of Allen Cook vs. Etta Cook comes up to-day at Mandoo, North Dakota. Perry L. Turner aod Mrs. Cook went there last week to prepare to fight the case, aod It is expected that a splrited.contest will take place. nmUMQMtIwAtNIU. No question Indeed with those who have used it, hot that Foley’s Kidney Cure is absolutely reliable for all kidney and bladder diaeasea. J. 8. Walters. *

—The county board of review last Saturday fixed the assessment of the following newspaper plants in the connty at the named: Review Publishing Cos., Elkhart, $5,500; News Printing Cos., Goshen, $5,006; Times Publishing Cos., Goshen, $3,000. —The contractor who is building the inter-urban, line between Mishawaka aod Elkhart now has 400 men employed in the work. The date fixed for the finish has been extended to July 22d, about one week longer than was thought would be necessary. —For sale or trade for farm property, a house and lot on the corner of Main and Lincoln streets, one block fromjmbllc square, Nappanee, lnd. Property consists of a business room and residence combined. Call on or address Mrs. A. M. Stoner, Goshen, lnd. 9tf —An Akron, Ohio, dispatch says that S. H. Kurtz, of Elkhart, lnd., has sent Meriches Bros., of Akron, three 2-ceDt stamps in payment for a glass of beer of which he says he defrauded them at the Orville, Ohio, fair twelve yeaes ago. Kurtz says he has been converted. —Milo 11. Crfpe, formerly of Napjpanee bad his left-leg broken at the ankle one day last week at Goshen while getting off a street-car. When he left the car while it was under way be bad to run to keep his balance. He stepped between two sewer pipes and bis foot caught. —“What might have been”—if that little cough hadn’t been neglected—is the sad reflection of thousands of consumptives. One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs and colds. J. S. Walters. —lt is now believed that John Jergens, the former agent of the Pennsylvania Oil company in Laporte, was murdered Instead of accidentally killed. It now appears that he was seen alive in South Chicago after the train had left from which it was supposed that he jumped aDd was killed. —“We hve sold many different cough remedies, hut none has given better satisfaction than Chamberlain’s,” says Mr. Charles Holzhauer, druggist, Newark, N. J. “It is perfectly safe and can be relied upon in all cases of coughs, colds, or hoarseness.” For sale by J. S. Walters, druggist. —Goshen News: A letter from Frank Rinehart, of Elkhart, who bad just completed a voyage over the Atlantic on his way to Germany, says they had a nice voyage, although there was plenty of excitement on board. A woman committed suicide by jumping overboard, and a man and his son went insane. —There will be a Prohibition mass meeting—a gathering from all the counties of the 13th congressional district—at Maxinkuckee lake next Tuesday, July 25th,.t0 which all temperance people are invited. Eminent speakers will be In attendance. Arrangements are being made by a number of this place to go.

—Henry Sheets, employed as night watchman at the C. G. Conn horn factory at Elkhart, was arrested Sunday night on the charge of stealing silk, cotton, and leather trimmings from the instrument case room, and was held to the circuit court in S2OO bonds. He was handed over to justice through the Information of bis housekeeper. —Thomas Rhoads, of Centerville, 0., writes: “I suffered from piles for seveo or eight years. No remedy gave me relief until DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve, less than a box of wblcb permanently cured me.” Soothing, healing, perfectly harmless. Beware of counterfeits. J. S. Walters. * —You assume no risk when you buy Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera aod Diarrbwa Remedy. J. S. Walters, druggist, will refund your money if you are not satisfied after uslog It. It is everywhere admitted to be the most successful remedy io use for bowel complaints aod the only one that never falls. It is pleasant, safe aod reliable. —The Northwestern Yeast Cos., of Food du Lac, Wla., and Chicago, 111., are out again this year distributing free samples of their now famous Yeast Foam. There is hardly a mao, woman, or child, io the United States not familiar with the good qualities of this favorite bread raiser. Yoo can make no mtsteke when you buy Yeast Foam at 6 cents a package aod refute to take Imitations. —A diseased stomach sorely undermines the health. It dulls the brain, kills energy, destroys the nervous system, aod predisposes to Insanity and fatal diseases. All dyspeptic troubles are quietly eared by Kodol Dyspepsia Core. It bas eared tboaesods of cases aod la curing them every day. XU Ingredients are socb that it can’t help earing. J. & Walters.

—Rev. Aaron Worth, Indiana’s greatest orator, will apeak at Island JFirtc, Elkhart. Monday, July 24th, at Ip. m. Mr. Worth Is an exceptionally fine logician, a humorist and a scholar. Hn will discourse on the evils of the drink curse. AU temperance people are inyited to bear this great man. A basket supper on the Island at 4 o’clock is one of the features of the ocoaaloo. —Goshen News: Menno Lehman, who three years ago moved from Elkhart county to York, North Dakota, died of pneumonia four weeks ago. The remains were exhumed and wIU arrive in Elkhart on Monday for burial in the Sbaum cemetery. Deceased was 37 years of age and leaves a widow aod one child. Benjamin Lehman, father of the deceased, and a sister, live at Nappanee. —Gunshot wounds and powderburn, cuts, bruises, sprains, wounds from rusty nails, Insect bites and ivy poisoning—quickly healed by DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Positively prevents blood poisoning. Beware of counterfeits. “DeWitt’s" is safo and and sure. J. S. Walters. —At Goshen there is an attempt being made to arouse the Interest of horsemen, bicycle men, baseball cranks, and others, in a scheme to purchase the old fair grounds for A place of amusement, that all the crowds of people may not be attracted over the inter-urban line to South Bend aod Elkhart. Whether or not the matter can be brought about depends wholly on the interest citizens take in the matter. —The county commissioners in session last week received and acted on the petition of W. B, Anglemyer and others for a road in Union township. The following viewers were appointed to meet on July 20th: William Blue, Benton township; Charles Dinehart, Concord; and Fred Young, Osolo. The petition of C. 11. Fletcher and others for a highway in Middlebury township was rejected for the reason that the petition was defective.,, WHs&'t- --- Hml Knott* Tranihn. Ella L Mlsbler to Lena Whitehead 40 a in Benton tp sl. Ella Misbler to Samuel E Whitehead 40 a in Benton tp sl. Ella L Misbler to Frank J Whitehead 20 a in Jackson tp sl. Lena Whitehead to Frank J Whitehead 20 a in Jackson tp sl. Elizabeth S Perry to John R Harris lot in Mlllersburg S3OO. Thomas J Prlckett to Mallta J Shock lot In Nappanee $175. Eli Wagner,to Samuel Wagner lot In Louisa J Haney to Milton M Galentine lot In Goshen SSOO. Samuel D Stutsmau to Cbarlos and Clara Egeoroad lots In Goshen S6OO. W H Mann to Amos and Anna Fish lots in Elkhart S2OO. Win Sheets to Daolel aod Sadie Miller lot In Goshen s7B.* John P Coffman to Lewis and NaDcy Thornton lot in Elkhart $75. Aaron Weaver to Levi W Ulery lot In Elkhart S7O. John Nelmood to Jacob and Francis Mlnger land in Elkhart tp SIOO. George Hugg to Wm P Coffman lot In Elkharts36o. Elkhart Improvement Cos to George Hugg lot to Elkhart $lO3. George W Purl to Rosa L K Swart land Id Elkhart tp $2,000. Isaac Long Vj Henry M Bedford and wife land in Washington tp S6O. Cassandria Rice to Carrie li Weaver lot in Elkhart $1,600. David M Best to Henrietta Beyerly lot In Elkhart SBOO. y Thomas E A Beyerly to Henrietta Beyeriy lot In Elkhart $126, Frank P Miller to city of Goshen lot ip Gosbeo sl. Indiana Electric lty Cos to lodlaoa Railway Cos right of way in Gosbeo, Elkhart, etc sl. Barbara E Stiver to John H Coble land io Harrison tp S3OO. Beoj F Stevens to Jeooip D Ball lot In Elkhart S3OO. Geo Mathews to Melvin Mathews aod Emma J Gstscball land in Jackson tp sl. Harsh Swinebsrt to Cora Ida Swinehart lot In Elkhart SIOO. City of Goeben to C S Dili cemetery lot $36. Elizabeth Pontius Thus E A Beyerly 40 a In Baugo tp $1,200. Sophia Sbellenberger et al to Thoe J Jones 70 a In York tp $3,16. Harriet 8 Lane to city of Elkhart land io Concord tp sl. Sarah Mast to Yoet Y Milter 89 a In Middlebury tp S6OO. Eooe Duker. to J nates R Peters 30 aln Jackson tp $1,600, Ida Weygaod to Harvey E Dinehart land Ip Concord tp $2,000. David M Beet to Leander Anderson lot In Elkhart SBOO. Henry J Defrees to Jacob J aod Mary J Defreee 40 a io Locke 01,000. John H Wbieler, by receiver, to Clara B Boyar lota fa New Paris S3OO. To Umnj. ’ Wm. r. Mls mi ItoastslsMatM. o**m a. ■*— mi Cmns* i. rsu. Owrv* W. Mm* mi Ktt X. WO***.

The Time, of the season when housewives are looking for some* thing to make life easy and avoid the intense heat they must surely encounter unless a good gasoline stove and a refrigerator are at their disposal. Summer Ease may best be found in the remarkablyreconoraical Quickmeal Gasoline Stove—the best stove made for the use of gasoline. Prices are right. The Gurney Refrigerator is the “summer love” of the housewife, because the most economical in the preservation of food stuffs, and thus pays for the comforts afforded in the use of ice and its cost. Come in and examine it. Weiss & Prevert. Perry A. Early, Public. Some Rave Bargains In Real Estate. Do you want an abstract [ Qaa IIA U3TOf your property?) vuG lflG Ineiiranpol * ire and Tor * ut(f ° * nmr ~ lllulll dIIUU, ance in the beat of companies Oyef, Farmers & Traderß Back.

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