St. Joseph County Independent, Volume 16, Number 7, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 August 1890 — Page 4

il ~ The Independent. A Liocan Newsparur, NoON-PARTISAN. Entered at the Walkerton Postoflice at second-class rates. Subscriptions: : For One Year § g . SIOO For Six Months § . . s . s 75 FOEThYee Menthe . o 0 D aiaa o 8g If paid Fromptly in advance a discount of 25 cents on the year will be allowed. X A cross marked with a blue pencil on the margin of your paper indicates that your , term of subseription to this paper has expired. lt'y.uu are in arrearages please settle at once, and notify us promptly it you wish the paper continued. WALKERTON, INDIANA, AUG. 9, 1800, EIU mflflfl Sfi}g ; AT THE el L 8 N i1) 16y A8 "~ We will commence to-day, and continue during August, a Special Clearance Sale in order to make room for our new fall stock. To meet this we have made wholesale reductions in our Underwear Department, Comprising everything in Ladies . Gents’ and Children’s Underwear, « Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, formerly 20 cents, now 12} cents. . Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, formerly 25 cents, now 17 cents. An elegant line £t 20, 25 and 874 cents, Ladies Gauze Vests, long and short sleeves. two numbers which we have reduced: No. 1, Ladies’ Gauze Vests, formerly 87)4 cents, now 25 cents. No. 2, Ladies Gauze Vests, formerly 50 cents, now 8714 cents. Gents’ Baibriggan Underwear. The very best values shown anywhere at 25, 874, 50 and 75 cents, Children’s Gauze Underwear. We have them in both long and short sleeves, all sizes at unusually low prices. Summer €Corsets. We have the celebrated Thomson’s Glove Fit. ting Corsets, in the summer weights, as well asa full line of regular styles in this and other populer makes. Ask to see our French Band Corset, coming in white, drab and gold. Thisls by all odds the very best 50-cent corset ever shown over a counter. Generally sold for 75 cents. Eiosiery! Hosiery! Hosfery! Ladies' Hosiery, Children’s Hosiery, * Misses’ Hosiery, and i Infants' Hosiery. A full line always on hand for b, 8, 10, 1214, 25 33, 37)4 cents and upwards. MHites! Mitis! FEitts! Ask to see our Mitis—the best values for 12¢, 25, 83, 373 and 50 cents a pair. Lady Bicycie Riders should see our Gauntlet Riding Gloves We invite an inspection. CHILLAS, ADLER id ] n Il—-‘“ & COBLE ) 127 SOUTHI MECHIGAN ST, Ia ol -~ T SOUTH BEND T ) { LEADERS OF LOW PRICES, W Big Stock of —At— STEPHENS STORE ¥ ) ¥ COMPANY'S Ax ' PaneyPrints . ..., . dioTcln ' * CGmgham5...........0 to 10e¢ks. ‘¢ Sateens, all c010r5...10 to 20 cts. ¢ 5hirting5,........16 yards for $1; Big Line of - X m LADIES JACKETS! Fine Line of : And . (:%3 0 0 ?\' Also LAGE: CURTAINGS from 20 to 40 cents per yard. Please give us a call and be convinced on low prices. A Greatl Bargain, I will sell at a bargain 15 and 64-100 acres of land, a part of the William Dare estate near Walkerton, a very valnable tract on account of the location. 4 5. J; NicorEs.

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U TARCMARISIS 1A OB AT TT R O T AT TO, Milled &t Rast. Kemmler, the man about whom the authorities have been so busy in arranging to kill at Auburn, New York, for a year past or more, was killed in tho state prison in Auburn last Wednesday moruing. Ileetricity was the means employed. The miserable wrelch, according to newspaper accounts, died a horrible death. It is deseribed as having Dbeen simply appalling to the spectators, about 25 in number, one of whom, G. G. Bain, of Washington, D. C., fainted. Kemmler's crime was that of killing another man’s wife, with whom he bad eloped from Philadelphia to Buflfalo, New York, and who were living together as man and wife. Some time ago if one opposed to capital punishment would call an execution upon the gallows “killing,” those favoring capital punishment, newspapers and all, would hold up their hands in holy horror and vehemently condemn such language. You were admonished to say “Hang,” not kill. This paper was scored right and left for saying the authorities “killed” the anarchists, and was repeatedly warned tosay “hanged.” Hangedf we'll doit. The great big papers, the little papers, and the people have at last with one accord como right down to Dbusiness and eall the killing of an individual by its right name—“kill.” The killing match at Anburn last Wednesday is condemned by three loading Loudon, England, papers, and by thousands of others of less note, just as it should be. The great state of New York is ashamed of the brutal act, just us it should be, It is a disgrace to this country, and this country to-day is ashamed of it, just as it should be. It is a disgrace to any country to pursue the practices of barbarians. There is a more humane way to satisfy the law, and a safer way, than to brutally kill men and women, and several of our states recognize the fact. A brave man thinks no one his superior who does him au infury; for he has it then in his power to make himself superior to the other by forgiving it. —Pope. | That we may prove {to you fellows -who have failedito dothe fair thing with ‘us, that we are your superiors by a big majority, and brave, too, we now forgive you. ORI §TR W The word “remove,” which Guiteau persisted inusing in referring to his killing of Garfield, did not have the effect of lessening the magnitude of his crime, neither did it modify his sentence—neither does the smooth, slick little word “execute,” so persistently employed by the advoeates of legal killing, modify the horribleness of the unwarrantable proceedure. This paper is just about tickled to death to sce that the great Chicago Inter ‘Ocean has practically acknowledged that it is down on ecapital punishment | , with both feet. ¥or popularity it bolstered up the legal killitg of the anarchists, but it has got ashamed of itself and blushingly anuounces to the world that killing men and women, legally or otherwise, isnot the proper caper. BT Soy \g : RS AL B Y{% ot éé;.,_ft.y;l o N e eRB e ey 06, NORTH LIBERTY. Joseph Liggett is building a fine residence on his farm two miles South of this village. John Walters is doiug the carpenter work, ! Chas. HHuntoon was in town again on | Tuesday, Aug. 5. leis representing a wholesale hardware firm of Chicago. ‘ The Rev: Wm. B. Warren occupied the pulpit at the M, E. church in Walkerton on Tuesday eyening, Aug. 5. A daughter of Jucob Geiger from the Buckeye state, is gpending a few weeks among relatives in this place. A goodly number from this part of the county will attend the encampment at ’South Bend during the present week. Geo. R. Ilood has sold to Frank Wright » his building now occupied by him for a residence, It will be removed from the lot and Mr. Flood will build a fine residence in the spring, Frank Pearse and Daniel King were over to Michigan City last Wednesday on business. Jacob Cole of Grovertown, Starke county is spending a few weels in town. Be e e TEEGARDEN. A. Hanson and wife went to Chicago. J. D. Forsyth commenced work on Elmer Webbs fine frame house Mounday. D. M. Barber and wife, and F. L. Johnson and wife went to Maxinkuckee last Sunday on the excursion. ‘ The dance Saturday night was a financial success to the lower floor, North Liberty and our boys, I understand intend to play a match game of base ball rext Sunday. *lf yon don’t marry me Arna, I will kill myself. 800 hoo hoo.” Mrs. Ella Forney of Michigan City is visiting with her sister, Mrs. L- L. Lem-

ert and mother at this place. 11 F, M. Lemert is repairing his luse: ] W at threshing is peatly alllone in this neighborhood. i f Henry Lewert intends moving‘ Chicago in the near futuve. f : Ira Alduck and his betterhalfire get- : ting ready to go to lxousekeepinq “ IXX. |, — LA PAZ. i ] Mrs. Hannah Aldrich died at he house | of her son, Abner Vinnedge, : LaPaz Junction, on last Thursday evemg, She was buried at Fairmonnt centery on last Friday afternoon. The furral was preached atthe U. B. church, ear the cemetery, by Elder Amos Peter: Only one son, Abner, at whose house he died, was present at the funeral. Hr three other sous who are in Nebraskadid not return, There is still considerable ickness. The doctors are quite busy. David Rodenberger is reportd some better, but not out of danger: Je had three physicians there on last Suday. Dr. Mitche. of Lakeville, Dr. Younman of Bremen and Dr. Hamilton of thi place. The latler has been and is yet, reating the case. Tho consulting physicins endorsed his treatment of the case. Ve hope he may recover. Dr. Moore was called to Linkvile yosterday to see some patients: Huckleberry buyers from South Bend and Bremen are here almost every dny. They rate at 8 cents per quart a thisl place. Mose Lonzo starts for Tennessee b-day to assist in the survey of & new railrod. Mrs. Martin Miller, of Vickey Spings, i Misseuri, is visiting relativea, The last Quarterly meeting for thisconference year of the W, M. chureh willconvene at this place on next Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Worth will preside anl do the preaching. VINEDRESSEL, b o KNOX, (Intended for last week.) It is distressingly healthy here for tie physicians, They all seem to be enjoyi g a lay-off, Noah Shoemaker and Chatlie Rorer imrn here making preparationg for their mill. They are good citizens and we gladly walcome them, Pulaski county again plaved, bog with Starke county, and took both juige and prosecutor. The talk iz freely indulged in by the Democrats that they will vote for ! the Repubitenn judge and proséeator: Elder Sparks (Preshyterian), of Racine, i Wis, i 8 sojourning with hia brother at

2 Ora, in this county. He preached at the i ( ‘l.lE“‘.inh ("‘!‘.rr h here on N ”‘\i v forenooen | and evening. His discourses were well re ' Ct i,\'v 3 . l The old men of this place have (ormed .; # hase bail nine. x'us f.|_; over the kids | i in fine '«‘.:‘a; l j' There are immence erops of berries in | b . { this connty this year, A large amount l | being canned, and ctherwise laid in for | ] future use, ' | Knox now har 4 ware house. H 1,<.~»' | forth farmers can find a wmarket here for grain and produce. ['here i na better point in the State for a grist mill than Krox. ! A shower of rain would now be thankfully received by our gardens. b There is a vast amount of hav being put |up this year, It is g nerally gathered in 2 g ’n order. ! : . ; | Our brick men have their kiln nearly | ready to fire. They will burn 150.000. b e | e s e s B TT AT TR 4 h o H¥ng Nt W (A | Y S:@@” & S | BTSSPy b BBe e e A g oY paera—e A\ e MERC B W= U i { g :J_:f{."f:_;_EQ 4=H g i " E—_;T-—-___:T_.T_:‘:;:::'___—__-.__’:_ =»‘ “35:: B | e e 3 Rl o & Mg pd Walant B i B | E B § g & :: ":” W o o = R A L e EANARRY NAT TR ET B Vv '—‘—‘-’-—-—-"’;-£"‘:"«‘ R e e e T i PRICE — 50 CIS. ?fl-;;’ e RTRN TR ) iMSI e = .\.:1:...“_ B (7 1S THE BEST, g (=g #4Z = EASIEST TO USE, ™ K L 4 BEtiH 4 i & THE CHEAPEST. I hUSR AgT ey W S O Y O i e (el B N LAY B B O No cure-all or untried remedy will cure as does Simmons Liver Regulator. Lois o GREr RI Fo Bt A ‘¢3 .. SRR Y 4 V 8 R R \ ‘g@B ol iRS i TS T WA\ [ 8 D el WSAN:“[J Yo‘E : (AR /L 8 P QST VELY CURE et TN T S e ST e S A T el o R TGRS SN A SANY CASEOF SKIN DISEASE, eNN e L O B AADA AN A IWQ ) ")v\’;N:m A R ;\"%‘.;\“ | .‘u‘:i.fa§’§§;§f§:¥fws;;é& Y \*t TR | e e eAT SR A SAR

OO R A A SRR RDA AR 200 TTNN RO P Notice of Re-Sale of Allotments of the Thomas J. Wolfe Ditch in Lincoln Tp. STATE OF INDIANA, ) ST. Josern County, }‘s' Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been notified in writing by the County Surveyor that u part of the work on the Thomas J. Walfe Jilch in Lincoln Township in said county, set off and apportioned to the following named persons, to-wit, viz. : {. G.and C. Drake, Station Zero to Station One 3. W, Place " One to o ox4h Nicholas Goppert $eL G g o 10 By €. C. Goble foßxra e Y arxgf? Rihoda D. Miller and G. W. Matthews S b itin ‘oB x 46 0 Jno. B, Adle MRt kel ot Y g ge Y Geo., Chapman HMeyxaa 15 136 y 40 ! Sarah Faylor IPRON 40t g M SR % 0o ! a distance in all of 4560 lincal feet, has not been done according to the report of the viewers, 1 shall, therefore, in pursuance to Section 20 of the Ditch Law approved April 21, 1881, on TUESDAY, the 26th DAY OF AUGUST, 15go, ~at the County Auditor’s office in the City of South Bend, Indiana, et to the lowest and best responsible bidder the excavation and construction of said allotments of said ditch. Said work to be done strictly in accordance with the report of the viewers now on file in the Auditor's office of said County. Bidders will be required to file a bond with good and sutlicient sureties for the faithful performance of said work within the time specified on the day of letting. AARON JONES, Auditor St. Joseph County, Indiana. South Bend, Ind., July 30, 18g0. e @ W e Come now and buy your furniture of 11. J. Vincent. He sells cheap. (to to Vincent’s and buy one of those parlor suits. They are nice and cheap. Farmers, buy the Boy's Delight riding plow. B. F. RINEHART. Fovxnp.—Log-chain. Owner oan Lhave same by paying for this notice. L. LEIBOLE. e i | The superior merits of the “Boy’s Delight” riding plow over all other plows are universally acknowledged by competent judges. B. F. Rivenarr, Agent. UNCLE SAM'S CONDITION POwDER will cure Distempers, Coughs, Qolds, Fevers, and most of the diseases of which Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Togs and Poultry are subject. Sold by all druggists, Jesse Coppock Post meets every Saturday of each month at their Hall over Eruba ker & Grider's Store. Comrades are cordinlly inv ted to attend. ‘ E. LEIBOLE, Com. Ep. McCanrty, Ad'). Money to Loan, In sums of five hundred dollars and Jupward. Call on or address, W. A. Damney, Walkerton, Ind. EILERT'S DAYLIGHT LIVER PILLS are a boon to sufferers from -1 Siek Headache, Sonr Stoamceh, Torpid Faver and indigestion. Sugar-coated, pleasant to take and warranted to go 1% 4) A A | through by dayhght. | Mr. Chas, F, Daly hias bean appoint ‘fod General Dasse nger Agent of the Lake Erie & Western and Fort Wayne, | Cineinnati & Lonisville Bailroad Gompanies. The office of Assistant General

Passengor Agent 13 abolished . Good, cheap accommodations, at the brick hotel—E. McDaxier's MILES' NERVE & LIVER PILLS. ' An important discovery., They act on the liver, stomach and bowels !. through the ner A new prineiple. ‘ ‘l!l(‘:!' S rill ¥y Oure i A!;v NSNOES, i»;z\l it taste, torpid liver, piles and constipa- | tion. Splendid for men, women and ‘ children. Smallest, mildest, surest. 30 doses for 25 cents. Samples free at || J. Endley's drug store. ‘ - “aD> - ~ e i Notice. l [ have taken the agency for the riding plow known as the Boy's Delight. i'Li.i~ plow is one of the best on the l market, and farmers wishing to buy a new plow will do well to inspeet the Boy's Delight before purchasing any other. I also have repsairs for these plows. B. F. RIXEHART. EYETAT N TVTY 0.-M. CUNNINGHAM, Mttorney at Law, o . : SOUTH BEND, IND. Odd Fellows Block. Don't suffer from Dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. It always cures. .x ‘«‘-" - . L 45 & Y N F. . '.‘ Wk ;:.. ’;‘}” A:v ; T ik warnied v;"g,&u ..‘,a..’)wf(}fl(‘» By ;;:'v, ‘Hi\;\\% \\ ' | R S R TR ‘w 1,4.,‘ W 9 T 8 T 10 o}' S ’tq R R TN BAN B ' ot AAN - Iy tfi IR ek AR BB BT R iNt I ,&I}:s‘ Eg b I S .‘, % . W \\“s\‘ { -,w.m;h!! i \ifig e j{ A LAR B RS> 55 L gLy \ “i B> o B W R () /! ! R i g " i % ‘3 G \'\;:‘ BBN K gl A A AR A MO G d B e B WA ‘“’";C ‘:’\:‘\.i’:;% ) ""« " R A8 N A Ty Y Ko Net t} hYI L_l e e 3 Bast inthe Warld.

PLA N T A L P Y S S AT We will begin Thursday, Aug. 7, 1890, and continue for 30 days, to close,f 1 our entire stock of summer goods, consisting of Ladies’ and Gents’, Misses : Chiidren’s Underwear, - Gent's LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED SHIRSS | T 3 LACE CURTAINS, CHALLIE o Satteens, Ginghams, Serges, Brilliantines, Chambrias, ete., Ls -?'g Children’s Slippers, CGents’ Plow Shoes, Glass and Queensware. { Headquarters for ; ; ‘ ! ) p Yrro ey | “ ! Y ) :;fl, e IMPORTED TEAS AND COFFEESS Ind Choice Family G jßs. e JANa ('l‘L)A(\v (lln&[y ])’0681’263- e Weo must make room for our fall and winter goods, and will sell “ § rifice. Don’t fail to see our great 10 cent counter, the biggest drive s son, Watch for the small bills, Yours very truly, e»j ——DEALER IN—— % MY 4 ynnfl? ;v ..q.‘ : . {‘,.._" .w» ’ h i "iffé i AND SHMITH o s st TR OT A 6.’. Rk 3 ¢ . »g\ I.‘ ) ‘f\é:}i \ " drrm sians el et @ SHICAGO COTTAGE ORGA; 1\ B o Wb\ ‘ "V e | Pianos and Organs sold on small payment until paid for none U' 2. better in the market. Cona : e Lo O The Singer Manufacturing Company’s Sewing Machine, 17 reasons why this machine is superior 0 aH : HEWAEY S The Rex Wind Mills | Manufactured at North Manchester, o L The only Mill that has tho divect lift, the lightest running Mill in the markeb p specialty in elevated tanks. e:; % JTINE a \‘r)‘;' ,‘%’{fh A specialty in Sewing Machins supplies ete. No trouble to show goods. - Glad to give prices. Call and see me. Huadqnartera m Indepandmfi;m,k_m_ » | Block. p o fi,;'fl,’;”‘ : ‘“’ | L.B. HUMMELL:

J. R. ABNER, Physician and Surgeon, GROVERTOwN, IND. Office in residence, & JAS. SHOEMAKER, Justice of the Peace. Office in Hudelmyer block up stairs, collections promptly attended too. Also rolicitor of pensions with Dr. Lopp, of the firm of Knefflar & Lopp, of Indisnapolis, Ind. Will be at wy office every Saturday. l gy YN 3, 'ROYER BROS, ‘ //_"_’“/':";}"1.1)‘ o&7&.{;\‘ \ b o ’ N //'l @ - "‘3 1/ oA No © I‘2’ [ of S I £ -r’-ffi“"‘f"’ g \) A [l s ITO ) bTP @ I 4 R BEENAN T A Al e f B g e 5 oH LS\ ¥ 535 - \BPENY -\ A y @ €U g i \@'LG IN. M ‘ } = ._!?‘_* s Repairing of Watches, Cloeks, Jewelry, Spectacles and Sewing Machines. Sixteen years experience and all worlk warranted. | In MeDaniel’s Express Office. [ W alliorton, Ind. sg S e ! J.N.REECE,M.D; J.W! ;&RLINGTON, M. D REECE & ARLINGTON, l Physicians and Surgeons, Walkertnn, Fnd. All calls promptly attended to, day or night. Office over Brubaker & Grider’s store. Laur Floreuce MHotel, MRS. HANNAH SHEATSLEY, Prop’r, WALKERTON, - INI)IANA.‘ e | One of the finest hotels in Northern Indiana, Newly furnished and re-fit-ted throughout. A haven of rest for the weary traveler, S LSO ¥Ferxr Day.

C. B. TIBBETTS, Altorney-at-Law, Plymofli,fi; , indiana. - | Special attention to sottlementquig’é estates, : :2 l ~ hioney to Loan E At lowest rates—on long or short time 2 Cull or write for terms. & i SILAS GEORGE, - JUSTICE OF THE PEA()E.‘_. : ' WALKERTON, INKD. =- . Prompt attention given to collections ‘ Oflice in Rensberger’s block, upstairs | i H. 8. Dowell. 7 WALKERTON, Ind. Does every variety of work in n od= ern dentistry. work reliable. Prices reasonable. Office in Fry-Dougherty block, upstairs. : mnflm JOIIN W. PARKS, 8. D, PARKS, R. B OGLESBEE, Bourbon, Ind Plymonib, Tud. A N PARKS & OGLESBEE, NTTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAw, AXD NOTARIES PUBLIC, | Office First I'loor Brick Building, Garro Street, Plymutih , Indiana, Trustee’s Notice. Samue! F. Ross, Trustee of Lincoln Township, hereby gives notice that he will e in his office at the store of Koss & Bose on Wednesday of each week for the transaction of township business. vllNodly ———-—————-—_—_——_ S WANTED. N AN DM o AT ST PR T >MO ABST ST PRSI TR LOCAL OR TRAVELING, to sell our Nursery Stock: Salary, Expenses and Steady Employment guaranteed. CHASE BROTHERS CO., RocCHESTER, N, Y, eR o e D S | _ UNCLE SAM’S NERVE & BONE | LINIMENT will relieve Sprains, Brurses, Neuralgia and Rheumatism. Sold by all druggists,