St. Joseph County Independent, Volume 17, Number 38, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 April 1892 — Page 8

UJje JnbcpcnilcnL A Local Newspaper, Non-Partisan. W A ENDLKY. H 7Entered at, the Wakerton Postofliee nt Second class rates. For One Year . . «1 sn Forhix Months . . ‘ • J1 Three Mouths , , * * ‘ 1 * in Hilvn’K^e h discount of 9^ cents ou tne yetir will be allowed. v A .-I MS marked with a blue pencil on t! , c -f. t your paper indicates that w r Tf'-' 1 L ^' i.ption to this paper has expired t, {'s!!, 1 ? keasp set tle at <>i>ee and t i'n.Hd p,0, “»’ 1, y 11 J QU the ppper conWalkerton. Indiana. April y, i 892 : — - r - - 7 M , ! | |U

Sore Throat Bronchitis, colds, coughs, asthma, and even consumption, in the early stages, yield to Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Singers, actors, auctioneers, pul die speakers, clergymen, teachers, lecturers, and all whp are liable tn disorder of the vqcuJ organs, finu a sure remedy in this wqnderfuj and will-known preparation. As an emeigoney medicine, in eases of croup, whooping cough, etc., it should l;e in every household. 'T” ; 11 s uirered severely from I

aa ::r ; ? •< of sore throat And Bronchitis d I eouht not survive, an the V'; 11 1 «• ‘V’ whig of no avail. At. last L/'i , Avers Cherry Pectoral, and ■ '' 11 £ *•'<■> ■ ‘ till ~of this medicine I mr. n1 to health."-Chas. Gambin!, p.ann s Ranch. Sonoma Co., Cal.

I ". .. "“J ’’‘K b «tter for coughs than /’' T 1 '’'’ ?‘’ ,onib 1 use no other prcI ...a1i0,,. ..iuu.'S. Butler, Providence, R. I. , .p t S’'. Car,™, Cured By measles and srariw f'v -n 11 Y” self too soon caught a w chn • consumption. Change of cum .tc was i ©commended, but i beiran tb X’TSSyv — »»x,2 ssr^ st™; i-aTt* stv 1 Justm, Texas. 1 vo ? Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral PRKI’AKEp BY B big crop of uicklpM " ~or.x~u Ai&f WMW

gold by all Druggists. Price $1; six bottles^. ( 1 LOCAL BRIEFS. Marion, this state, is in the swim. It has a “gold euro.” Try the excellent bread, fresh every day. at George Kern’s Star bakery. Horsemen can get their bills and cards printed at the Independent r office in the best of style and at the lowest prices. For Sade.—Two good top buggies, one brand new; one fur lap robe and set of single harness. Mrs. J. F. Ende^y. The “Andrews Raid,” a thrilling inci-

dent of the late war, will be vividly described and illustrated with paintings at Bender’s opera house April 12. Whiskey habit cured for $25, on positive guanuitee. This offer good for 90 days only, by The Chloride of Gold Cere Co. Bourbon, Ind. Baldness ought not to come till the age of 55 or later. If the hair begins to fall earlier, use Hall’s Hair Renewal and prevent baldness and grayness. Simmons Liver Regulator is the foe of malaria as it throws off the bile and prevents its accumulating. Why suffer with dyspepsia, biliousness or any disease of the liver when you can be cured by Simipons GG'sr omi 1 o f iW

Keguiaior. The report that the Lake Shore company paid Mrs. M. S. Hostetter $1,500 pn account of the death of her daughter, is a mistake. She has not received anything, says the Ligonier Leader. | Dr. A. F. Schafer, at Dr. J. A. Ket- I tring’s old office, Oliver opera house block, South Bend. Diseases of eye, ear, nosean throat. I‘ittiug and fur wishing glasses a specialty. A number of Boston women are issuing a paper called the Remonstrance, with the following declaration of principles: “The great majority of our sex do not want the ballot, and to force it upon them would not only be an injustice to women but would lessen their

influence for good and imperil the community. A Boston young lady at tne union station in Portland, Me., wanted to buy a ticket for away station, but had forgotten the name of tho town. Being urged 'O 7 eke a guess at it, she replied, in bl • him ■ h? f usion that it sounded someth:: g i'O '.■cr's whiskers.” She got a b-kcb for A iscasset. —Goshcu Democrat.

TO ALL INTERESTED IN OUR SCHOOLS Something About Schools. SCHOOL STUDIES. PART Vll—Something— ye S , nn j a great deal—has been said about what children should study. It j 8 ensi i y seen that a child can not work in a book that he can not understand, and something of which he can form no idea as to its meaning or use. Suppose for instance we should send a six year-old to school with such studies as Algebra and Geometry; it would simply be ridiculous in the extreme. Now there is anotner method of becoming almost as ridiculous, and it is a great hindrance tp the teacher and the very destruction of the pupil when it is practiced. We often hear parents complain that their

children don’t get through their books fast enough. They wjsh to crowd their children’s capacities, to such an extent that, the children are completely bewildered. They would like for thpir boy or girl to start in on the “chart” at the age of six, and by tl } e end ot the first term, expect him to come put ready for the ’Third reader ami frac tions in arithmetic, and they either think their chjld is capable of this or else that the teacher has such a forcing capacity, as to comped the- pupil to do so much in short n time, whether it be in the pupil to accept it, and con-

I ceive its value or not'. Not all are so eager, pardon me for , assuming as much, but mam are f t rj too many, and if the f. mho cun not ' promote the pupils, conscientiously as l=e secs their needs, I have often known patrons to send their children to school •

with other books and try to comp. J the teacher to aJiow their use, wh. n the knowlego of the pupil would be sap - low that stamlurd which would aliow °t his evenl thinking of taking such a step, and it seems to tno that no CPn . scientious teacher who knows the dom age it would be to such pupils v.n .i.i i never allow such self promotion, vet । many do, iu order (they tell us) to keep

<lown ill feelings on the part of the patrons . I have jtlso known patrons ‘to keep their children at home for the reason that the teacher would not obev । in this respect, but I honor that teaeh'er whom nothing can daunt, nor any ganger or loss of approbation cun in'ducehuM to swerve from that path < )f duty, which he conscientiously thinks is right. It will do no good to compel a child to do more than he is able. Always give him such work as his mind has the power to grasp and digest so as T.i.„ lv_. to make that knowledge, so far a* it

goes, a part of himself. Let teachers le^m to “mako haste slowly." in the matter of education. An injury done in overtaxing the mind is seldom repaired. AYo^k that is too difficult, only worries the pupils’ minds and they become disgusted because at every turn and on every page they come t<> something still harder, and what is more they have never had any work similar but easier that would Lad up to this. I beard one of our state professors say that if a child in the third leader could uot read, spell and write a fair hand, it was not very likely iiwould ever become very good in any I those three branches of study, and 1 am inclined to think that he knew whereof he spoke. In my opinion, if a

pupil is not a fair leader before he enters the fourth reader, he will n t make himself a reader iu the fourth; aLo I think the fourth as difficult a reader as we need iu our common schools, lor ; there are very fc-w teachers, indeed. ' who can read all the selections of any fourth reader properly, and the pupils that master it, are fewer still. When we speak of a fair reader, we also infer that whoever deserves that name must needs be a fair speller also, for unless he is a fair speller his reading can only be poor. Spelling, reading and writing should always and in aR eases go hand in-hand. By a Teacher. Spot cash fox job printing is the rule at this office.

DR. KI LM F R’S >£2* OWAM D i R© © 1 K.idney 9 Liver and Bladder C t r i TL.' Great Specific for

dis ase,” urinary tro abl ri HHcu sties, and impure b.o - ! KF Y W have sediment in mane like nil-. • I dust, frequent calls ret : I jy YOU have gravel, catarrh of il.e mvim-i i excessive desire, dribbling orstoppageot urm IF YOU have torpid liver. inm aria, dropsy ■ fever and ague, gall stone, or gout : IF YOU feel irritable, rheumatic, stitch in tn ' back, tired »r sleepless and all unstrung; SW A ^P-ROO^t builds up quickly tt run down constitution, and makes tlie wea .f' !■ i. Guarantee-Vs" <■. tran‘s of One 1 ott. . >1 > beir wri. Pruggist will n-suuu to you the ,re . , / t Orutrgb.ts, :1* * ' ■ •Invalids’ Guide to Health” rent fi e<-C<msuifi»H r fl t Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. k.

With the ease ami rapidity of access of our times and the probability p f ra . Pubty of movement being greatly i„‘‘reused, it looks as though the time is ' approaching when all business will be ‘ one in a lew great business centres. " d southern Indiana will go to Louis>'do and Cincinnati. Indianapolis "1.1 hold the centre and Chicago will absorb the entire northern part of the «a e Trade will have become de pleted and a large part of the popnln’on will go to the cities except in the fo-aner manufacturing towns. The newspapers will be confined to a few weak weeklies in the better places and 11,0 dalles will wholly disappear. I 8 there any remedy for this state of f ungs so rapi.Uy approaching? There

is only one, and it is not likely to be . adopted. That is for people to cultivate local patriotism. If they would support their own institutions, their own merchants, (heir owp business men m general ami their local papers the evil would be at once removed; business would become brisk and there would be po more complaint of hard times. But the tendency is the other way now and will probably continue NO. JI 1-. useless to complain of it. We must submit to i t aD(I do ns wany '.‘ 77 *' ’’ hfanU "P > ls long as possible •‘ n “ 1 “ n .' i, : G t« luT ^'iie ami join gf<nt -ep-n to the big cities It no use torment) throw themselves a^fayosp- . anJ irrcsistihle (en ‘ '7 '' U " fJ m Packard in Aew Albany Tribune1 s Hah \ i t .<_ r j ;1 , n()st exce]l . <JI 11> ■'iiara! i, >l, e- 11, . 1 ..;.. r

‘ ro'otem ioi ine hair. I speak > of it Jr. m . sperjenee [ ts m; e promotes the gro h n . v , n' ll'■ if eb - . -.• , .. . r , ... 1 tie \ Igor for <iai..;. ,;y j w i LiLi.-r I’n piin-r, McArthur, < ’hio. l' G -Gth Lings happiness. Take ; i:ni ' iS ' v *'r tb giilator for stomach, liver a; d kidney troubles.

Sim! Bi 'V Humox, Ixi). UURATIO NELSON, Proa., । ■ ** “ 1 ... —— ♦

Does n general banking business; buys and sells xeliimge, makes collections on all points nt lowest possible expense. Accounts of individuals and corporations solicit. J. Beal IMa’eaml Insurance. Heal estate bought and sold on comnii"ii'U Insure your property in the old r. Icible Springfield Insurance Co. H Ni LBON. ig-nt, writes vonr p>d ,iw here, thereby avoiding delay in • : pol icy. ( । >iiu iDHurY w Sale.

Si • I- . -. v.’ ST. J. © Yf | I,> ti c S’. c v .rt. M : -- '• | ! “ I SA Ol A V -I i NO ID i' :Bv .- n. tl-it t'■■ J.o-ony-I I l'. >,;r.:i<,i. . •V Ol i.. I .111 ■■Ci r .-f luv St. JeI .. iL 11 1 un I .><l- .it e.c M..-O term o'9= I there f in tin .I ’ ' < iiUliv-J. <me’, will osier at pubj lie -ale lbi- f .|i. « :’2 <B -ci’C <1 r. I estate situate 111 । St. I■>i p: ■ -let V ■J > Lite .t1 v. J ia:■ l, te -elt . j i<K W.l r:h ■ Fast a". ..f the s utheas-t euaiter of seen- n f airtcen 14 . I •wushu thirty tiv^ (35; >i"Oh •<* Range .'tie 1 west, at the Court j iL.use •! - m So'.it.i IhuJ, ii> ■ iiU < - uiity, ’ a -Bw 23d DAY OF APRIL, 1892, I butweeii the h urs nf ten Yt’<>ck a. m. and fair j • \ i ck p. in. "f said day, f>r n<4 less than two-thirds of io ajj, .: .J value. 'j’j l , , a S . f: Oncth»rd cash in hand, onethird i i ’nu year and one-third in two years, from date S sJc. Ihe put- laser t secure the deferred ■ p i i ' • a- . .■’ six per cent interest from | Lie w.t <■’ ■■ -U = -p‘ ' nal security. । SILAS G EORGE, Commissioner. J. P. Ckekd, Attorney.

I -sr—— —— l ..7 1 . 11 : . ...a ■■■ ■' Notice (it Agreement of Anil iiexM: u between the City ' of St ith Bend and the t town of Myler. !',F p i. : J —l' L\ iI) by the Common • . in von- . • i - ■. • . T. iof Myler, that the i • ' ■ . 1 d and made a part of tne (. * ■* S. dri 1 id, I di tiia, upon the following 1 . : y b li; il C l ' t’.. ms<d ves from all , '• . : •; • .di iuiid> rcii. uj n the present ■ - v . . vy y t :i > i< M \ hr t.m and roa^ mi- । p r . . . :>i cust >dy of South , ’• ? . the 'truts of aid Town of Mil . • . 'o -cnicM as their citizens . ■ <l.- ■-f said Town i ■ > fund of ti e City ; . : A: d in consideration of b . ; . i ■ ov. ng the City of , J, .. aiu i). b rclcbbcd and cxi < j . i. l.; ..1 the same; and all who •. , i. Bia'! ' .\cth' > in:'., refunded to them ; ; p ' ~ . i lac same by !k ; bofa . .< r and South Bead, -naH be J MAY 3, 1892; ’. 1 and tb: I i’ ■ ’ i ■" nis an:. then the name of I -'S' ' 7 „h.\7 snail apply to the part annexed; ' •; ■ 7 ,!! c,• . 7!■' : . lie City under the M ! name es “SQV'L'n BEND.” W. 11. I.v \GLEY, rt- I . r .ah 1 id, Ind. 7. . u .li lead, Ind. > < ■ eo .'.si. • ' ■ ■ : <.f die Tuwn of I E,. . a \V\ J ■■ 1 Myler. 1

|cai Briefs. Laditjling cards at the Inre--5 rENpi-Jce, Sale b? nd horse bills printed on water-p«’ a per at this office. 1 I iise| irno «s Liver Regulator for indigesQwith iipmediate relief.—O. ( G. Spar^x-Mayor, Macon, Ga. (Mrsntnd colds kept off by taking Sin is Liver Regulator tp regulate the ;ernj 111 EMINENT Q- A. R. AI AN S since I came out of the Anny I haijen troubled with kidney and livftmpjaint. I derived more benefit |i Swamp-Root than from all

otijneuicmes combined, and at present feeling like a new ppm, W. Sp»r, Elkhart, Ind. < A REAL ESTATE BOOM Is | to attract the attention of every prilty holder in this city. But when Dfrauklin Miles, the eminent Indiana sp.^iat, claims that Heart Disease is cur® and proves it hy thousands of timonials to wonderful cures of his Neieart Cure; then it attracts attention of try one suffering with short breath, pal^tion ot bnwt, irregular pulse, winhi stomach, pain in side or shoulderpothering spells, fair ting, dropsy, vtcXl. F. Davis, Silver Creek, Neb., aftf^sing four bottles of Dr. Miles’ New He^Cure, was completely cured aftei tW>4 years sufT.-iing of Heart Disease. Hr Ides’ New- Heart Cure is sold by J. Eny. Books free.

HULL’S SI PfiRLATLVE is .positive cure for all bad results Gob hi grippe, nervous j rostration, liveland kidneys and disease of the blod. Sold by your druggist. Warranpd to give satisfaction or inonev relink'd. tourning statii m-ry and cards for salsatthe Lndei lnoen r office. TF.EG ARDEN. u. L. Lemert is building a new coal kiln. A. Spitzer received a car load of lumber Saturday for building his tile sheds. Edward Mead, who has been staying vitb his brother Page, near hero was married Friday. Ohartiis Lemert, of Chicago, waa her. visiting Saturday aud Sunday. -Irvin and Rehman, of Nnppa nee; t. 7s. F. “Leth erman’s family Saturday aud Sunday.

J. Rnpel is driving on the cream route, formerly occupied by Geo. Sheake. I want to offer a resolution for a compromise of the Sunday School ipv Mion at Shiloh. Let the Sundin sckool first organized have then Sunday school hi the forenoon. Let tin second have their Suday school iu the afternoon. If eompn iuL'< d this wu; it would appear to on lookers u.s if tin Sunilay schools wert-I»Th diit-eU d l chrrti.u.s. as it does i > t appear m-n. Jack. Me notw» for >ak- .a tin- Indi i j \p f.n r ifllce. F^A.NCIALLY EMBARRASS! D. A irge tmuiu a< l . .re, wk -- nil.ois ha , beV'Sc very mill'll eir.biU la.'sed, and win : was lerworkel and overworried, wen; n a cell rated specialist, broken down with 1 nerwiis exhaustion, lie was told that tin onlWiing he needed was to be reii. ii J frouirare and worry, and have a change of thnglit. This d .tor was n. r < m sidete of his patient’s need.' than <,t hi> fina^al circumstances. He ought to havudvised him to use Dr. Miles’ Restorik’e Nervine, the best remedy for ; nerv(< pt -t;ati ■ . - ; ■ - , • zinesiheadache, ill effects of spirits, tobaccceoffee, opium, etc. i housand.' 1 tesliPo cures. Get book and trial bot- . tie ft- at J- Endly’s AN INTRODUCTION in tlthrough car service of the Wis-

cons Central Lines and Northern I Puci Railroad is uuneccessary. Its advieges and conveniences have been fulllstablished. It is the only route to tlPacitic coast over which both Pullin Vestibuled first-class and Pulm Tourist Cars are operated from ' Ch.Co via St. Paul without change, j Thr^h train leaves Chicago evexy' day hO :1b p. m. The traveler via | thislute passes through the most i pictfaque, interesting and prosperous | belt icotintry in the Western World. Thors scenery with most striking contrashthat range from the rollin;? prairi, al d the pine forests level to tho ■ I wideshw^s of the wildest mountains in the^^w Ther Aries of the noblest cities, towns ^ges of every variety, and size, from I hamlet or the tiny farm, , upward; tlnChest mines in the world; ' the greenes ’d most lasting pastur- । age; the wiW- scenery on the conti- ; , neiit; eauonl weird as a nightmare; r : hills, snowsd peaks startling in the 1 magnificenc^ their beauty, and a perfection comfort in traveling that has never bfeurpassed. । Fast trail# the Wisconsin Central ■ Lines for Sfr n h Minneapolis, Ashland and l|th leaves Chicago at ' , 500 p. m. ■¥ with Pub in A esti- I baled sleeplnd the Central’s famous dining cars whed.

MILES’ NERVE & LIVER TILLS Act on a new principle— regulating the liver, stomach and bow Is through the nerves. A new discovery. Dr. Miles’ I ills speedily cure billiousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation. . Unequaled for men, women, children. Smallest, mildest, surest! 5U doses, 25 ets. Samples free at J. Endly’s. On Jpst Saturday for awhile the peo- , pie of Kokomo must have thought therp was a little something in Prof. Totteii’s prophecy. Lightning struck a gas well there, the gas taking App and presenting a frightful scene.

For Good Accommodations go to the FLORENCE HOTEL, Walkerton, Ind. I ivery in connection. Excellent sample room for commercial men. Board by the day Q r week al rpasionable rates. E- McDaniel, Pron’rL M.D. LEBOY. ’ -AJA . ' ?-7‘ ILIVEUY & FEED STABLE. w iLutatTox, sxt>. First-class rigs and good horses. Horses boarded. Traveling men carried to all adjoining towns. AH terms ; reasonable. WITHOUT A N EQUAL SUK. « nt YS,EIVS I*l liaa'ii Ell A positive cure for all diseases of the Blood ami Stomach, a Tonic for nil forms of Weakjiess and Malaria, ami is KING OF AIL REM EDIES woi.v imm: «.i» i:k ru.i.s Are wondeiful little gems for the Liver, Biliousness, Const ipat i 11, H,adache, Debility and Kidney Disordvln. i’uiely “ wi»<l uni VL immi! | y. Obtained from Druggists everywhere, lull should you fail tv find them wiite ns, enclosing *I.OO foi the Vuriiler or 2,>c. for the Pills. Manufiicturid bv 'I • WOLVERINE MEDICINE CO.\ W AYLAND. MICHIGAN. BUSINESS ANU PROFESSIONAL CARDS ! h. \. wooDwoirrn, ! La icy er d»d Co I lector W \l,Kl ii 1 < »N, INI). ! W 111 ptm tn ein nil the court* 'pi . stten d7 : ''7 ’?• - I J mill ‘ls. bV KS o! Ub hniHli • I G •m I 1 <*x< haugu i’t i ' . thd id • iDK, luxury p ibh.’ . v.s' .7 . » I 111 kpclldvu; l OltUng i.Il. c, tu sUcvl O. M-CUNNINGHAM. at Lau\ S >uth Bend. IndODD FELLOWS U.K. ROOM 10. • SI LAS (iLOLCiE, JUSTICE OE THE PEACE, WALKERTON, IND. ’Prompt attention given to cr>l!eet ions 1 Office ia Rensberger’s UloeK, npsGtir.' Jri, S. Dentist. WALKERTON, Ind. Does evexy variety of work in n od--1 ern dentia^yy. woxx reliable. I‘nces reasonable.. Office in Fry-Dougherty block, upa^irs. ———^l——ll II I nth m 1 | Jas. Shoemaker Justice of Ute Peace. I Office in G. A. R. hall, irmlelmyer blk : collections promptly attended too. Al:so solicitor of pensions wit h Di I of the firm‘G Kmdiiar <V Lopp, of IndianapoUs, lad. Will be at my office every Saturday, J. R. ABNER, | Pliyskian aid Surgeon, GROV I IUD 1 N, !N D. Otlic-e i : residence. Trustee’s Notice. John W. McDanieL Ti ti'T . of I lucohi Township, hereby gi.io, ui tice ib.at I ■ will be in his ofliee at the U. 8. Ex,aess clime i on Wednesday of each week for the tram.action of township -a vI6No

CONSUMPTION CURED. An old physician, retired from practice having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simp vegetable remedy for the speedy and pe manent cure of Consumption, Bronehiti Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lun Ailections, also a positive ami radical cure for Nervous Debility and -all Nervous Complaints, alter Having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, had Dl’'t his* nty to make it known to his suifering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will sene free ot charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, in German, french or English, with full directions tor preparing and using. Sent by mail by address with stamp, naming this paper. 820 Powers’ Block, Rochester, N. Y, W. A. Noyes. i Lady’N a^erfect Companion. 1 ainless Childbirth, our new book, tells how any woman cmi become a mother without sutleiing any pain .v’natever. Also bow to treat and overcome morning sickUess, swelled limbs and oilier evils attending pregnancy. It is reliable, and highly emU rsed by physicians as the wife’s trim private companion. Send two-cent stamp tor descriptive eirci lais and confidential letter, sent in sealed oi. I, . Address 1’ rank 1 homas A Co., Publishers, Baltimore, MJ. CHURCHES IN WALKERTON. METHORIST EFIm OFAJ .-Itev. - W. Pastor. Services at 10 A. M., and 7 I*. M. Sabbath School at 9 A. AI. HOM AN CATHOI jr.-Priest, Faiber Kroll. .'ervtees r.l lo A. M„ on every second Sunday of each iimnth. I’NITEI) It;;:.1 UK!'.: i\- (Tri'.’ST—Rev Maji-ox. 1Y- S vl.es e,.;y Sal.i.ath m. o< le. k p >l. v, I.^y ... r ia . sHf . y agd I oirsdny e, eiliii^ 1.1 ( o’ci. ck. Sundaysenooi nt y a. xn. IHh < ill R( H . ’• » f ). — H t]s its in the Fees, chu h c'.’ ”i r .:h v s \.Tl at 2 oy!. < i’. M. . . -.-.mbatb School —'octal worship—and pn ;. Bing. PRESBYTERIAN C<? >H . - v • evio.- • --‘mi- every . • ‘•.L.u.v wi" in.un i 7 ,> rn. : U h m!i:> „i Hl a o_c < i>. m. Prayer meeting Thursday eve. at / Ai) o cluck. SEVENTH DA Y ADVM their Subbath sv :dg)l evt y . !>nUi* Culled Saturday morning nt u. 30 o'clock. LODGES IN WALKERTON. I. O- O. b . Liberiy, Xo । : . m<.- ‘ ; s in iheir new Hail every MomGy evening, at 7 o'clock. Visiting brethren are cordially invited. 11. A. Woodwokth. Bist. Dep. G. M. o ।I r.AME. N. G. E. As.irkws, Sac. KNIGHTS OF PY I HI.\S. Walkerton Lodge No. 263. Regular wevungs on fue'day night of each wi ck. J. p. BxcNHAKr, C. C. C. S. IVhsbihs, K. of R S. COURTS IN St. JOSEPH COUNTY. । Ol Nl \ <OVKl'.dteu jJ Alvutiay ip March, Ith Myml.iy in May, Ist Monday in October Uli Monday tn COMMISSIONER' CO!'RT meets tlie first Mon day- in bei ember. Marib. June am! Septem berof em h yi- r. J Hot i.nmn r. Jacob Eaton and !>. IV. Place, Commissioners. It. X O TSTIK rtkULK. GOIN . EAST. No. t. Nigh! Express 1.25a. m. " HI, Mul ; ruin 9.33 a HV “ 14. Daily ».3b p. m. GOING WEST. No. N ght Exj . ■’ 5.53 a. ni 9. Mull i.^d _.\pre'j 3 25 p. m t. Where no time 2- given trains do not stop, I chas.o '.t i l. o. p. mccarty, <Je» I -' A -‘t. A.".-t.‘ten. Pass. Ag't.. Baltimore. Md. Columbus. O. E. 1. SANBEi.-, Ag’t., Walkerton. 'EDIE TABLE. < r. 11. ’Qi. ipF'C MS cj ’ S"'.:d T . ins Between । it*i ’■ ■ Y ' ;i: ■ ;? - I'^ tp —ani>— ,-.j. /Jiiilniiiapm-ami • Michigan City IT RECT conneci ions to, !_ ~,u : j. , n j.i] poiDtsin thev I'uitcd States and Cami la. NORTH EOFND FTOM WALKERTON. 'No. B i’a, r I . jvi-s -1:03a ni I No. 10 Fasseiigt r J. , v : 12.’0 n m fNo l-> - - 7.04 *- INo > Local “ •• 1.55 “ SOUTH BOUND FROM WALKERTON. fNo. H ras-enger I. . < 9ls am b ; ■ : -No. l Duly except -st • m.,>o p m fNo. UH Local •• 10.15 am 1 aily < xeept sundi”-. t Daily except Sunday. No. 11, via T iptoii, arrives B’oon.ington at 9 35 p. in., mnkingil-n t-i comic H-m with c. X A. 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