St. Joseph County Independent, Volume 14, Number 35, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 23 February 1889 — Page 2

sljc JnhtptnbrnL A Local Newspaper, Non-Partisan. WILL A. ENPLEV, EmTOB. filtered aj the Wj*.!Kiujon Poatoflice at second-class rates. xl iiseriptiQri; for One Year ...... »1.50 For Six Months , . , . , 75 Y-H Tures Months , , , . .40 it paid promptly in advance 11 discount of 25 fcntj on the year wil| be flowed. K r A cross marked with a blue penoil on the Jv margin of your paper indicates that your term of subscription to tiiis paper has expired Jf yoij are it; arrearages please settle at once, and notify ns promptly if you wish the paper continned. W. A. ENDLEY, PpBI.tsHKK. WALKERTON, IND, FEB. 23, 1889. Indiana has a debt of about goven pillion dollars. Tlio public debt was reduced during flic month of January $12,218,285. Indianapolis may have the G. A. R. national encampment in 1890, as efforts gyp bejug made to that end. ICS .xv r*«r" Senator DeMotto; of Valparaiso, is talked of for Department Commander pf the Statu of Indiana, G. A. R. Ftdo rvx esti-jna-—in Dr. IT. Z. Leonard, of Logansport, who spoke Imre during the last campaign, wants to be minister to China under tip; Hq’ risen administration. A bill to allow teachers pay for attending township institutes passed the lower house of the state legislature several days ago by an almost unanimous vote. Fyionds of the measure feel sure that the senate will ooneur, thus relieving teachers of a long-continued impo- • sition LT ?. TM 9Jt(irn The LaPorte Herald favors the appointment of Major Calkins for Secretary of War. It would be very gratifying to the Major’s hosts of friends throughout the state to see him honored with a place iq President Harrison's cabinet. As to qualifications for the office of Secretary of War it is doubtful whether a better mail than the Major pouJ4 he found in the state. K xwnmw—wvuv — Railroad men will be glad io know that a bill making railroad companies responsible for injuries to employes even when such injuries are the result of carelessness of other employes, lias been passed by the house. Under the present Jaw many injured firemen or brakemen have failed to recover any ffamagep because the .courts would prove that their injuries were caused by the parelessness of the engineer or other employe. Such injustice cannot be yighted too soon. Another plan for draining the Kankakee marshes is talked of with oonsidprable enthusiasm hy interested persons. It is not a now scheme; it js one which was agitated years ago, before the Michigan Cjty harbor h»d been ponatnmtedf It is this: to construct a ganal from the Kankakee in Porter ponuty directly to Lake Michigan, the distance being only about twentydwo miles It is assumed that this canal would drain the marshes and at the pame time be much cheaper than bjasHng the rock at Momeime, Hi., ami would also make another lake harbor for Indiana. WEALTHY HUMORISTS. A floating newspaper paragraph mentions Mark Twain as the richest of American humorists. This question of riches was discussed by Mr. Howells jn Harper’s recently, and Joel Chandler Harris, of the Atlanta Constitution, was set dqwn as the wealthiest humorist in the country. The wealth pf American Jiumorists is quoted as follows: Joel Chandler Harris ,^,000,000 Mark Twain : • 1,200,000 Eli Perkins.. 150,000 George W. Peek. : . 150,000 Edgar William Nyp : ,• • 100,000 Charles B. L ew i®-: •• • 100,00 Q E. P. Hailey (Danbury News) 75,00(1 Robert J, Burdette 30,000 The rest of the humorist writers, with, perhaps, two or three exceptions, have to struggle along on salaries. Os j the verse writers, James W’hitcomb Riiev, is said to make the most money pach year, hU^ h G saves very little, His income from his pen work and lee. jures is estimated at $20,000. Colonel John A. Cpckerill, of the New York World, is the biggest salaried managing editor in the country, but Mr. Jo^eph P. McCullagh, of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, is the richest. The NoKomo Gazzettcis waging a re ! Icntless warfare upon what it styles the I putrageous inefficiency of the Kokomo I postoffice. On Monday its representa- j tive discovered that a quantity of junk | matter from the postoffice had been • sold to the Newman Paper Company, ' and noon going to the mill, the work-[ men had bean found overhauling the pile and picking out no end of mail . matter of ( very description. Thcrp was ■ advertising stuff, newspapers, postal , cards, fiyst-class letters, etc., the (same j as when they were committed tp the umia office; and intended for another destination than a paper mill. Quito a quantity had beer, destroyed, as reported by the engineer of the mill, before the true character oi the pile was i discovered, but what was left wps sort- | ted as well as possible, find will bp for- I warded by the company to the proper ; recipients. The discovery created qi ite . a sensation in Kokomo, and the <ln- • zetti -Tribum: i making the most out of it in its condemnation off ne postof ■ ppo management

“We notice,” says a Dakota editor, “that a ‘musicale’ is announced for tonight, Those who prefer, however, can attend the polftieale at the court house, or the spiritualp by Mftdama Blanche, or the revivale at tho M. E. ; churche; or there is a prohibitionale at the haele, to say nothing of the billiarjo and fonr-roundo glove contesto —an en- । joyablo treate—ending with an jllump ' nated liilare at tho ealoone,” PRESIDENTIAL EQUIPAGE, Arrival In Chicago of Gen. IlarriNonm New Carriages —XV hat They Are Elke, The commotion on Michigan avenue, mar Jackson street, yesterday afternoon was caused by tho arrival in town of two carriages designed for the especial use of Gon. Harrison, our prospective president. Between 3 and 1 o’, clock two large trucks halted in front of the warerooms; A nimble clerk who had bopn stationed on the curb as a Jookout slammed the front dopes and hastened to bear the tidings to the heads of the house, who were in solemn waiting within. The passers-by p moment later were startled by the sudden appearanpp in the street of a bald-headed nud slightly obese gentle? man whoso long black whiskers streamed like a besom in the wind. Behind him trooped clerks, offipe boys, helpers, workmen and roustabouts. The further intelligence that Mr. Russell B. Harrison was in the city and on his way to the offices coming in about the same time did not tend to qujet the errriage-maker’s perves. However this may be, tho precious burdens of the trucks were speedly removed and rolled into a secluded corner of tho establishment, ami thenceforth guarded from t|ie prying curosik ty of tho reporters. They are to be forwarded to Washington tho latter part of next weeK. The vehicles which have for months been elaborating in the. factories at South Bend, Ipd., are indeed beautiful exampips of thp carriage builder’s art. Ono is a full leather landau for the president’s use, plain in ap]>earance but made of the best material and finished in elegant style. Tho other is an extension-front brougham fpv Mrs. Harrison. The finish of the gearing and exterior woodwork of both carriages is a Jar K-green body, with black stpiping, and highly polished. All the trimmings, which are exceedingly plain according to the president’s wish, are of silver. The brougham is upholstered jn green cloth and satin. The lamps Up? sjlver globes of fanciful design find cuLglass panels. In tj>e fpont of the brougham is ft little seat especially for tho grandchildren. The vehicle may be tightly inclosed by wppffep blinds on the side windows. Under the drivers seat is an alarm bell attached by a wipe to a button in easy regeh of the occu pant within. The president’s landau Is likewise up- . bolstered in satin and darkrgreen cloth, The top may be thrown open by hiddpp springs thpopgh thp action of a small lover accessible tn the driver. The lamps aresquare and silvep framed. A workman has placed in each of them a little “Harrison and Protection" flag which ho carried during the campaign. Besides tlio brougham and landau, a mail buggy of similar trimmiug and finish has been made and will be pent with the other carriages to Washington, The same fl rm is also making the harness to go with the carriages. It is to be plain and substantial, adorned with silver buckles. The carriages, harness, and horse furnjtpro a re estimated to have actually cost $5,000. What Gep. Harrison pays fop the out fit is unknown, but in the open market others would probably have to pay $7,000 or SB,OOO, —Chicago News. COILNTI, Center Township. * The members of the M. E. church held a sociable at Robert Schroeder's, of North township, Tuesday evening, Bill Bliffner had a runaway not long sigee, but not much harm being done, we will try our nag again when wo get pur sleigh, Plymouth is plated over the prospects ■ of a wagon and buggy factory to locate < in tho electric light building. They will I run 150 hands. j You folks rip north pan have your , tiro putine, brick yard, agricultural so- । ciety ami suph like but yoq can’t bftVP I the Three I, inilwood. luorris & Hchaffi r pre the most entepi prising men in Plymouth as they ape I running over a hundred hands in cou- | pection with their saw-mill. . Our school-man is .sink an J canpot teach, therefore our Trustee sent ne pn- t other teacher, from tho West township, Her name is Cider and from her looks । pud appearapce one would judge hey to be sweet Cidey. j If any one doubts onp assertion, when 1 wo say that we have, the most iatpresting Literary imeietj’ in tho county, at ] the Champlin school house cveyy Fri- I day evening, let them come out this । was and see. We ijebate good questions, repfl select pieces, have good ( singing, goqd dialogues, theatical pieces, i nml in fact cverj thing tljpt is guild ami j interest mg ’ I i t Bilj Blh INER, j 1

YELLOW RANK, —.— ( (Intended for last weeif.) Mike J£lopfpy is hauling wood for Rends erson, An addition of three or four seats have been pu| down at the Long school. Manuel IJocker’a fingep shat was sawed j ofl is yepy alow of healing though not pains I ful. Crandma Banghermap, who has beet) seriously ill from lung dis o ase, is now bep ter. Aapon Renberger of North Liberty was in the neighborhood Ipgt Tuesday on business, Master Charles Stull is around again after nursing u sprp band for more than a week, John Baughman, Esq., lost a valuable colt last week, from being affected with animal lice. A valentine party at Dan Sheneman’s Wednesday evening was highly enjoyed. The ‘tVals" were just “boaß." A goodly number of our neighbors and especially those who attend bujlding in the spying are hauling logs to Steel’s mill. Your correspondent failed to note the Young America at Geo. Hurbough’s though ton could “catch on" by seeing George smile. Miss Rebecca Urey, who had a recent attack of pneumonia while visiting here, L now convalescent ami will return |o her home in Steuben Co,, soon. There was no singing at Gearhart last Sunday evening, owing to the inclemency of the weather. There wi|l he two more night's singing there, after which, we are soppy *o learn, Prof. Urey will discontinue to feach at that place. —, ISLAND ITEMS. Now wijl you, come. John Bellinger, who was very sick, is now improving yery nicely, Peter McCune, who was quite sicK with biljous fever, is now up and around again. On last Saturday while Egbert Taylor was fixing something about his hog pen he slipped and fell breaking his left hip at the joint. There being no one present to assist him be drug himself to tho fence where tie hung by his arms and called for assistance. [lis son's wife heard him and brought assistance as soon ns posable. The Dr. says he is incurable. He is out of his mil)d most of the time, He is 70 years of age, and luu been troubled with heart, disease for several years. On Inst Saturday ps J|p Campbell was passing Mr. |''in h's residence, where Ed ward Finch’s team was hitched his sleighbells frightened the colts so they broke loose, and ran at fall speed toward TayIqyfg, who live about eighty rods west of t|)ere. nearly running aver Dr. Campbell, who narrowly escaped by Ora Tiqlor hallooing at him, hut Ora tried to stop them and failed, the horses knocking him down, running °ver him and the sled dragging him a distance qf 10 or 15 feet, bruising ’ him up in a very critical condition. The bruises are all external or mostly so. The Dr, thinks ht will recover in a short time. There was i>o damage done to the team or sled the team run abopt two miles turned in at their Rome and stopped. Jerry- * [ffliOM ANOTHER COIIREBPONDEXT.] Mrs, Robert Robinuon in vary sick with lung fever, Addison Snell yeturned from Chicago last Wednesday. Bob Dare is visiting relatives nt Stillwell and LnPorte this week Royp, to the wife of Rob, r| Robison, Fee. 15, T 9, a daughter. Weight, thirtytwo ounces. Tyleh TYNER LTTY. Mrs. Pimon Cassady has bcpU very sick. Big John and little Mary, make a very nice pair. CLirivtt Jarrell's youngest child has scar let fever. Samuel Robbins, was iu town this week on business. Jerry Bottar has Mfmvered from his ret cent illness. Mrs, Belle Myers is recovering from her recent illna^s. Mr-Noah Miller move J to South Bepd on Tuesday lust. Rev, Keg, of Walkerton, will preach at this plpce, M a, '<d) l 3. Fred Myers and wife spent Sunday with their parents at this place. Lizzie Moore and Bertie Hooton are visiting in Walkerton this week’, Rev, Matthews, of Walkerton, will preach at the M E, eburch Sunday, Felt 24. Mr. White, qf LaPaz,. will re-organize t]ie singing at this place Sunday evening. Mrg. Cassady lias bepn on the stek list fur .iwbile, but. is able to be around again. 11, S. Shaffer has beep appoined guardian for Willie Wetherby, who recently lost, his mother^ Beii Shupp Ims been inspecting the poor ! hemsm Guess he found it a very ngreea hie place, as they say he staved till nearly morniiig. Tyner used to bp noted for the numhm of dances it held, but is now noted for ' e rpss- widow.':. What has corna of the Knox corrGfpon ( dent? Wonder if he is suspended on qjl feiCKskin string. | i

Isaac Miller has sold one of his blacks to Henry Milder, for one hundred and thirteen dollars and fifty cents. Fink, Ilooton and Beufjay Co., took n sleigh ride oyer to Jordon Bcljool-house Thursday evening, 14th inat, Noah Miller enys it is not good for man to be alone, and has now, sot the third time, taken unto himself a bride. We are informed that Dave and his lady love, recently had quite a racket. We did not learn the particulars but both survive. Abram Miller has returned from School cruft Mich,, where he has been receiving treatment for cancer, and is in rather poor health. Will Ilooton, Mr. Bteinkey, jr., Mrs. Bentley, and Miss Sherwood say they had a very Interesting meeting at Walkerton the night of Feb- 14th. “ Richard John, youngest child of William and Etta Jarrell, died Tuesday morning from congestion of the brain, and was buried Wednesday afternoon, ' It is said that George Zinn one of the inmates of our county poor-house, has become heir to quite a fortune in Germany. Mr. Zinn is some seventy-four years of age, and nearly blind. Dipk, NORTH LIBERTY. Will noffman will build a fine roeidence the coming season. Iho veperabfe Samuel Williams is gradually growing worse, Ezra N. West, of LaPorte, is visiting his old friend, “Toot” Williams. Miss Estella Lee will go to Illinois this week to visit her sister Mrs, Isaura Finger. Ora Taylor Is nursing a lame back) the r Cßult of coming in contact with a runaway team. Ed Finch's young team indulged in a lively runaway last Saturday. No damage was done, however. The Ladle's Mite^Sooiety will he entertained at the resilience of Mrs- Cyrena Rupel's on Friday evening, March 1. L, Rosso, of tho firm of posso Bros., Chicago, .spent Sunday in this village, the guest of bfe (lousing, the Becker Bros. The regular services were held at St. Phillips church here on last Tuesday evening. Rev. Walter Scott, of LaPorte, in charge, F. C, Becker, who has bee«u in the village for the.past ten ’days visiting with his two brothers, left for his homo In Ohio on Inst Tuesday morning. The old Canada Southern project is being revived again, The right of way is being purchased and the chances are that the road will be built during 1899. Master Charlie Smith, son of Samuel Smith, who reside one mile west of town, whs seriously hurt on Sunday evening by falling out ol a buggy on the hard ground. Ihe funeral of the lain llirum Kuwait was attended from the M E' church on Sunday 41 |Q;3o|i. in., iu charge of the Masonic fraternity. Bi v. D. A. Grime preached tho funeral discourse.

H. &. Dowell. Dentist. WALKERTON, Ind. Doos every variety of work In n <dern dentistry. Wolk r< liable. Prices reasonable. Office jn llennberger'w block, upstairs. . wnniji»%><i r -T~.^ wa r -m-rr JOHN W. I‘ARKH, R, D. 1 ARKH, R. j) oglhsbee, Bourbon, Ind. Plymouth, Ind. PARKS ^OGLESBEE* AND QOVNSEDOHH AT LAW, and notaries rruLw, Office First Floor Brick Puilding, Garra Street, rbmoiitii, Indiana X> X in. JE3 c •x’o rt . CHURCHES IN WALKERTON. METHODIST KI’ISUOPaI.—Key. Natthlwh I'ador, Services tu 10 A. M., ams 7 I'. M. Sab, bath School at y A. M. ROMAN CATHOLIC.—Frjpst, Father Kroll. Services at 10 A. M„ on yvery second Sunday oi each mouth. UNITED BRETHREN }N CH RIST.-Rev. P. Kisp, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 7 o'clock p. Hi. Week-day services Tuesday and Thursday evening as 7 o'clock. Sundayschool pt 9 a. m. THE CHURCH GF GOD-—Hohls j|s meetings iq the Pres, church every Sabbath (SATURDAY) at 2 p r o|qck P. M. Exercises -sabbath Behoof —Social worship—and preaching. I’RESfWTWIAN CHURCH.—Rev. LattiMorp, Ppd‘X. services every idtmui|« Tuesday at seven o'clock p. in. Sunbath School at H o’clock p, m. Prayer meeting Thursday eve., at 7:45 o’ClQftk, LODGES IN * WALKERTON.' 1.0, O. F, Liberty, No. 137, meets in their new H>lll every Monday evetung, at 7 o'clock, Visilipg brethren are cordially invited. Em Km so. r.g, r, f, Ykrigck, Sec. MASONIC, Stated meetings of Walkerton Lodge Ni|. L.m, F, A A■ M ,of ln<", will be held in their Hullin Walkerton on the 2d and 4t|i Wednesday evenings (peach mouth, at 3 p. M. Visiting brethren in good standing, are cordially welcomed. B. A. Byem. See. MJ. Nicoles, W. M. ’ 'COUR IS |hi St'.' JQ S E PH' CO UNT Y''' CQENTY COURT meets 2,1 Monday in March,4th Monday in May, Ist Monday ih October. 4th I Monday in December. Daniel Noyes, Judge. I A L. Bkr'k, PypseeuHng Attorney. I PPMMISSJonpus- COURT meets the first'Moq- ' days in December. March, June and Septem- ' her 01 eacp year. C. G. Towle, J.v on Eaton, : and D W. pLAtm, commbdoners. COUNTY OFFICERS. Aaron Jones, Aud'tr. T, M.Howarp,Recorder ■ Wm. MeMjCiiAKL, Clerk. John Finch, Sheriff I E. R. Wu.ps, Treas’r. W, M. Whitten,Survey’* I Uh. 11. T. montuomfuv, Pctonev. ! DR JAQUUS’German worm cakes • dost rt yv. onus and reino\<■ them from fh< ostein. Safe, pleasant mid elicit i v <h ’ . , I

Application for License. NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens Os (he town of Walkerton, Lincoln township, St, Joseph County Indiana, that I, the undersigned, will make application to the Board of Commissioners of said county of St. Joseph. their March term of 1080, for u license, of one year, to sell spirituous, vinous, and malt liquors in a quantity less than a quar. at a time, at my place of business, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on m., premises where sold said place of business and premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank arc located on the first floor of a two-Story building situated on the southeast half of lot number thirty-one (31) in thp original plat of the town of Walkerton, in Lincoln Township, of St. Joseph County, Indiana, ALBERT C. HARBENBROOK. Feb. 8, 1889. m ii. The Homeliest Man in Walkerton Ah well os tlio handsomest, and others are invited to call on any druggist and get free ft trial bottle of Kemp’s Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, a remedy that is selling entirely upon its merits and is guaranteed to relieve and cure all Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. Large bottles 50 cents and sl. „ t — HAPPY HOME BLOOD PURIFIER is the Peoples Popular Medicine for imrifying tho blood; jiroventing or curing Dyspepsia, Billiousness, Headache, Boils and all Fevers and Malarial Disegses. Price 50 cents and one dollar ppp bottle, JAMES N. REECE, Physieian and Surgeon, Wal9i<*rtou, Ind. All calls promptly attended to, day or njght. Office one door north of bank, upstairs. The Population of Walkerton Is about twelve hundred, and we should say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more dumerous than others, We would advise all our readers not to neglect the opport unity to call on their druggist and get a bottle of Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs. Trial size free. Large bottles 50c ami sl, Sold by all druggists.

THE STEPHENS STORE COMPANY. Just Received, the Finest Lino of LAGE CURTAINS tn Town. Also an elegant Assortment of Ladies' KID GLOVES. A largo stoeK of Men’s Fancy Shirts. Immense stock of TINWARE! . ?/ /z/ZZ Une of dry goods, ‘bools and shoes and groceries always in stock. GODBY’S LADY’S book, FOR 18SU, Madam! See what 15 cants will do) It wiil bring you a sample copy of Godoy's Lady'll Book, which will tell you how to get the Seal skin Sacque, the Silk Dross, the Gold watch And Cottage Organ, and other valuables, without a dollar. loti C annot &<*t a ESeller two dollars worth of Magazine than by subscribing for “Godey," The Best Family Magazine in America. For 188 Q it will contain ;—Fashions in Colors' Fashions in black and white) latest from Europe, Original Novelties in Needle work and Embroidery. Latest and most popular music, Plans for the house you want to build. Directions' for decorating your home. Cookery “and household help, by Mrs. Chas. Hope, teach Or it: several able New York academies, and selected by the Hoard of Education for the New York Public Schools, Literary enrichments by Nelly Bly, who got herself locked up in an insane asylum to find out how they treated the insane, Flla Rodman Church, Emily Lennox, Olivia Lovell Wilson, Mrs. Hjestand, Edgar Fawcett, David Lowry, etc. Every iHidy BSor Own Orena* maker. who subscribes to Godoy's Lady's Book, The ;| coupon || which you will find in each number entitles you to your own selection of any cut paper patera illustrated in Go-> dey’s Lady's Book. Your 15c. Sample Copy will contain t»w of these coupons, T ), e Send cents lor Sample !’ a 1 Which will be allowed IM,l o!i your subscription shows tvlien received. yon bow to cut out the garment you want. That's all we can say in this space. For the rest see your sample number, for which send 15c, at once. “Godey" is only $2.00 a year. Addiess "GODKY’Y LADY’S BOOK-" । Phil:idc]|>hia, Pa. Hvlng.Mnehiue'Fl'nTlTE t ohc^ eatabliahli |J l» I ■ Ie in all parts, by [■ |1 “ M Hng our mncbineij. null goods where the peophi ran tea them, we will sead I're.e to ona person in each locality,the very best sewing-machine made lr^ wo|id, with ail the attachments. I Will also Hnd free n comnleta j of our costly and valuable art tples. In return we ask tnnt you • w what we send, to those who y call at your home, and after IS mths all shall become your owq jperty. Thia prand machine ia id« alter the Sinper patents, hich have run out: before patents run out it sold for#t>3, with tha Utachnwntl, an l now sella for SSO. Best, str mgi st, moat uua- I maehino in tho world. All ia 9 CBILJL II D aa* ( Bwfree. No capital reqmruiL A'iruu, brief inatrucUoue given. Thaw who write to us at once can »e~ iurt> free the Lost aewing-iuachina in the world, and tho t tlneat line of works of high art ever shown together in America. Bm 7*o. AuauMto McGnyy i I

D. M. PETRIE, MERCHANT TAILOR, RENSBERGER BLOCK, AVENUE F. YTVrxllixox’toxk, Xxxd. T. J. Wolfe. THE POPULAR CLOTHIER, In the Rensberger Block, Is receiving a mammoth stock of CLOTHING! Dont Fail to take a look at our Splendid Line of Overcoats I For Fall and winter wear. New Styles of Hats, Neckwear, Underwear, &c Our Stock of Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes Is complete, Before buying your Boots ami Shoes call ami see us, as we have the best stock of this kind of goods in town. S. A. ROBBINS, —DEALER IN—- । w—cl Ml wy g Farm maclm? P^ows, Harrows* Single and Double Corn Cui* tivators, Pumps, Pipe and all kinds wm swruEsi top Erected on short notice. Hay Touls of ex cry (le.seriplion. Triumph and Osborne Binders cialties. Also New Clipper Mowers in stock. UR 'MOTTO; SQ IT ARE DE A LINO. fei Zk., XXOJEBXiXJXr®. 11—1111 B 111 I • i AAr. .. R—M . JS—Wk .i • -a: . -rJElirjr •^■rv-H-F-v—q.

JAMES F« ENDLEY, Physician and Surgeon, WALKERTON, IND. Offlop, second floor, one doer north of llensberger’s bricK blocß. O. F. Townsend, Tonsorial rdriisi, Walkerton, Ind., lio respectfully asks your patronage, and guarantees satisfaction, Oyo door south of Endley’s drug store B. M. SEYBOLD. KTotftry —4.—-.-.AEp— — Deal Estate Agent. Alaa Jm-nnmce and Collecting Agent. All bus- ‘ liwh^ entrusted in my hands wiil promptly ami: carefully be attended to. Rooms 43 and O Odd Follows Hluek.;j^ov4t Ja. I3oucl, ln<l Kohrnkh’B iNPiANAvoma Business Collie, I School of Short-ffaud, Type-Writing and Telegraphy, VANCE BWCIv, INDIANAPOLIS IND 25th Year Under ITescut Proprietor. The Most Thokopguly Equipped ano Cheapest ' Bvuiness College in the United States. Address for Catalogue, C. (k Koeuneu, President, Indianapolis, lnd. : (A Heholurship can bo bought at a great bar-‘ gain by applying to the publisher of this paper.) — j J. 11. .ABNER, Physician and Surgeon, : GROVERTOwN, JND. Office in residence, Hurklen # Arnica Suite. The be-t salvo in the world for cuts, bruises sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, teller chapped bands, chilblains, corns, ami all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles m- no pay ■ required, it is guaranteed to give perfect satis- ! liu-lion. or money refmnled. Price 25 vents ’ box. For sale by J. Endley V W A NTF M' ' H v ' ■' t 0 " 1 : M .T 1 8H j scry stock. All , v.aminted FIRST-CLASS, Permanent, plea-.mi profitable positions for the right men. Good ,rb ‘ aries and expenses paid weekly. Lii.er I L dneements to beghme-rs. No previous experi cnee necessary. Outfit free, Write for terms giving age. ( HARLES 11. t'HAsE, Nur en man ’ Rochester, N. Y. (Mention this paper). Solid Wold Watch.TirmVl T acldforaiWO. until l.t.u L L» I ■ I J T liest t'** watch in tho world, fl H H H I T«rfWl timekeeper. War-i Uljlj ‘ I Beary Suli.| Hold "Cl rfUQFfni J iv-yfY-A"“'bws Cases. Bmh ladles' vAniMfdeWand gents' sixes, with works —-//ApT'd c l s f 3 cf c d ual »»>««• ® • k ' / Vernon In each io. WVZSiiyy G Ckltiy ran secure one freo, %'.. JJr together with our Urge and val, uaula lim» of ISouaeltnlii , wot' im- s•' TP* J Samples. These eanrples, as I wall as tho watch, wo send .r Free, and after you have kepi thsF. tB your homo for S 3 months and shown them to thoso wle. may har.s railed, they become your on u property. Thus# who wr to .t .'mcs can no euro of . ivin. th.. Watd. and Sainpieu. W. nay all 011 ,v ~ rt. ight, eta A .ui. 1 Htiusou uk 4J0., HO4 Bl®, V’ortland; MuittM !

SILAS GEOKGR JUST II >E OF THE PEALE, WALKERTON, IND. 1 i i, i!ij'i uitrnlion given to colled ions ( Hill eln lleii^bcrgt r\s Lux upataii’ti Trustee’s Aoi.-.-. ‘‘Mmue! 1' Hoss, 'ino.ivv o f Lincoln ibwimliip, herchv g, u ..s nut ice that he will be in nis office at tin. store of T- J. Reece on Si.turchiY of each wcieK for ihe triinsaeiion oi loumbip bipiiiitifis. vllN( I 1 v K. C. OTISIEY, TOA'S<I(4 S if t< tIMOdS, L> basement under Brucker A Grider’s store. Wftlkerton, - . . In(liftna> Slaving (tin] hair cuffing done with c.-ir and neutness, Youi' patronage respect fully solicited. „ HENRY SCHULZ, If EKM aIN wA T( 11M A K Elt (twenty Six yeahs' expehience.) JA. SehuL.;, a libst-ulmß woi'Kman in s nit, Jias established himself perI/ walPeiton ;nd will repail job' -i;,, patches and doegs in a satis- ; liu-c him a Gid mm local time tables. 1-0 WcHtom HUtefa^Scana^’m aU , ' O,H ‘ S 111 Na N ^ R J HBO ‘ WALKERTON. l’N< . li)O Local Lr? .” ——l.. Du * SOUTH BOUND FROM WALKERTON. INo.^'^''"^’ 1 ' 1 Gives . aaw I No, 17 n ‘ 5.H3 pm 1 Xb. 101 Local U.o3pm, -n—h.4s am ■Daily except Monday, f Daily except Sunday, p. m’’ mkkhi^n 01 ?‘ UTivi ' s lllo omington at 9 35 tn'in whi ^ mmeytion wim c. &A. fast roniKi ling dmiF.fV’i-''’ 1 lly ' ,iio next mnniing SgSs? IB.C. Parker, t. w. Lee. TraiUc Mauagor. G, n T Tars. Affif. 1 no bumpolis, in<i.