St. Joseph County Independent, Volume 18, Number 25, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 January 1893 — Page 8

£lje Jn^cpcn^c.it. A Local Newspaper, Non-Partisan. " a. knpiky. puni.jsnen. Enteied tit, the WidKerton Postoilice nt second class rates. ■ ——— 2 Suljsorip tiou: For One Yenr . . , . •I 50 For Six Months ’ 75 j For Three Months . . . . . 40 ' It pnM promptly in advance a dheoiini ot 25 ; cents on the year a ill be allowed. X A cross marked with a blue pencil on Ilie margin of your paper indicates that your term ol subscription to ibis paper has expired. If you are in arrearages phase settle nt once, and notify us promptly if von wish the paper eon tinned. [' Walkerton. Indiana. JAN.7,'ist>2 !.<><;• I ■ ■ I a Wood wanted on accounts and sub 1 •' scription at this office, c Cream mixed candy 10 cents a pound at the Star bakerv. ' <1 For a good quality of mixed candies at a low price call at the * bakery. 1 HawitwwiKvtmw flag# fofs- <>f ti, f , school county. h South Bend is becoming quite cos- t< mopolitan for a city of less than 30,000 >1 inhabitants. There are twenty nationalities represented in the city. s Foil Sale.- One second-hand cook > ( stove and one second-hand small heater, burns hard or soft coal or wood; 11 also one fur lap robe. Apply at Inde- r PENDENT office. t Special attention given to all col- I p lections placed in my hands. s Geo. R. Flood, • North Liberty. 1 u Money to loan on real estate on 5 ' and 10 years time at 3 and 4 per cent interest, pavable in advance. * • .s Wilbert Ward, Odd Feliows Blk., f South Bend, Ind. Notice is hereby given to all those i knowing themselves*indebted to Ross, Bose & McDaniel to call and settle at < once, as all unsettled accounts due ns , will be placed in the hands of our al 1 torney for collection at an early date. ; Ross, Bose & McDaniel. The services at the Presbyterian KLwreh * mdav will be ns follows: 9 a. in., consecration meeunm io. V' a. m., preaching; 8 p. m., mass mugUui for young folks, and 7 p- m., mass meeting for men, at which service a lecture will be delivered on the subject of “So.wing and Reaping.” The town of Ivanhoe, 111., had a German postmaster under Air. Cleveland. When Harrison was elected he was succeeded by a republican postmaster, who died and the office was ! turned over to the widow. When , Cleveland was elected last month the' German democrat thought he also had been re-elected postmaster. He appeared at the postoffice with a wagon and persuaded the postmistress to al ; low him to remove the effects of the J office to his place. He has since been ; running affairs, fully convinced that Cleveland’s election restored him as postmaster. Mr. Wanamaker has now taken the case in hand. The silver wedding of Rev, B. H. and Mrs. Beall was celebrated at the M. E. church on the evening of the 22d inst. There were about, two hundred guests present, including relatives of the family from abroad. In behalf of the Argos congregation, Mr. j and Mrs. Beall were presented with aC silver tea set, the congregation at Gil- ( ead supplementing the elegant token , with a set of silver knives and forks, ■ while other Green township friends ’ commemorated the occasion by the presentat ion of a set of silver teaspoons । and a butter knife. The presentation was made by Mr. Charles 'Furner. A collation was served by the ladies of the church, and the event throngho"l- - miifving character. — was of a very edi’y’ l Araos Reflector, There are some big salaries paid to ' ministers in this country. Dr. John Hall, of New York city, pastor of the ! Fifth avenue Presbyterian church, is ; said to receive the largest, §25,000. ; His income from all sources is believ- I cd to be fully §50,000 a year. Drs. Morgan i)ix, William h’. Huntington, D. Parker Morgan and David R. Greer Episcopal rectors, get §15,000 each. Dr. C. H. Parkhurst, of the Madison Square Presbyterian church, gMs §7,000; Rev. Robert Collyer, of tie cliureh of the Messiah. s’ Myjf). i; ev Ga 1 G »tth il, rabi.i of the temple En n । u 0 Has sl'l,o >O. Th- highest salary pod to a Methodist pastor is §■>.ooo. Dis Edward Cox and David J Bi 'di. d’the r-f unied <lmi>nvnal hi .-I ■ ■ --tiv P§l ),0(D Jid §s,:)00

BETTER ROADS. । "Whar Will Be Asked of the Legislature. The road congress recently in session nt Indianapolis will ask the hg- , Mature to enact a law of which the following is I he substance: The present system of district sn pervisors shall be abolished. 1 lie comity commissioner.s shall appoint a “County Superintendent of Highways, with a nahiry of §5 per day lor services actually rendered, who shall have supervision of the construction and maintenance of all public highways in his county outside of cities and ^object to the “State Superintendent of Highways.” He shall hold his office for six years. The county commissioners shall appoint to each township, one “Township Supervisor of Highways,” and who hold his office for a term of four leurs, -ri,., vsllld , htl ve charge of the construction and maintenance or iLo loads outside of the cities, under the roiinty snprintemlent, and receive $2 a lay for services actually rendered. Once in each year the township sup pervisors and civil engineers of cities in the county superintendBAt thee&U rLi» man iighwAy , o* l -' “■ townships and receive he comity snpreriutemlent. This meeting shall continue not less han three nor more than six days, an 1 dlidl fix the rate of road fund tax for •ach township for the ensuing year at lot less than 10 nor more Ihop 40 cents per §IOO.OO valuation; provided that the common council of any city may levy in such city such additional tax for street and alley purposes as they shall deem proper. The com tv commissioners shall levy upon till real estate and personal prop erty in each township, including cite s therein, the amount of taxes r< com mended by the county b mrd of roa I supervisors. Tin' money so collected shall constitute a “R >ml Fund,” and each town ship shall use the money so collected in that township. Os the amount of ro M fun.l tax so c.>ll<fled in any city 80 per cent shall ■ be paid over to such eily f u improve ments of the streets ami alleys; and 2” per cent thereof shall be retained by the county treasurer to be pai l out as township road funds to be used in the , improvement of roads not more than three miles disianV from the corporate , limits ol such i ii v. •*— All i m i>f*n v,» e* । '' t liigliwais whe I e the estimated amount to be expended amounts to $2(M).00 or more, shall be done by contract let to the lowest and best res[>onsil>lo bidder. It shall b<> imlawf d to haul any loaded wagon over any public highway i in the State of I nli ina. unless th ' said | wagon be provided with tires not less ; I han t In ee inches w ide. Mixed nuts IS cents a pound at Hu ' Star bakery. Wanted. Cash price on g-■ >d feed- ‘ ing hay f. o. b. Fostoria, for 5 to 10 ' cars. Address, Geo. W. Schiffer, Fost oria, Ohio DRUNKENNESS, OR THE LIQUOR HA Bi f CURED AT HOME IN T EN DAYS BY AD.MINISI ERING DR. HAINES’ GOLDEN SPECIFIC. It can be given in a glass of beer, a cup of coffee or tea, or in food, without the know ledge of the patient. It is absolutely harmless, and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker o.r an alcoholic wreck. It has been given in thousands of cases, and every instance a perfect cure has followed . It nev. r fails. The .system once impregmited with the specific, it becomes an utter imposibilitv lor the liquor anp. tite to exist. Cures guaranteed. -1.8 page Look of particulars free. Address the (>ol len Specific Co., 185 Race street, Cincinnati, Ohio. UR.K il— iYi R ’ S w S V a a. M Kidney, Liver and Bladder Cure. Tine firesit Speciile for ‘•Urtglit’s etisfose,” uriusiry troubles, kiitucy «lidleulties, nml iiupure blood. IF A oil have sediment in urine like brick oust, frequent .‘alls or retention; J"’ 1'01! have g-ravel, catarrh of the bladder. _ ix.-essive desire, drbblinjx or stoppage Os urine.' ;1? VOS’ have torpid liver, malaria, dropsy ever and ague, gall stone, or gout; 8 yofj feel irritable, rheumatic, stitch in the ; isirk. tir.-d or A epless and all unstrung; SV. t *3 1’ SSOOT builds up quickly a runi d<Uva constitution, and makes the weds st r< ng muirnntee- 1' contents of One Bottle, if you no not beneated. Pruc-gist v.-ill rei und to youthc rule. i ) At s*>c. Size, SI.OO size. Invalids’ Guide to Health” rent fre< -ConsiiUal i< n free Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y.

by suffer from flvenn beadticho when Simmoni' Liver’ 1^ ulator will cure von? BegW. L. DOUCLAS S 3 SHOE c EN A??

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koiintz, swank & CO. M. E. BALLARD & co” GENERAL PRODK E COMMISSION MERCHANTS ami shippers, 1 3119 COTTAGE GROVE are , CHICAfIO. >c" Af ' TKn ~Bntetr, Eggs, Cheese, Potat#". Ap • < nmns c llbb „ K ,. B( . iUls Drje(J p tO Game, Veal, Lambs, MllU „„ Hidas Pelts, Tallow, Hom-y mHT’W 1 BrtHinici.ru, Feathers, Ginseng Cider. Flour, Buck wheat, etc, * Send for our Dally Bulletin. » • - 11 I z- ■,■*• 'J /I LOUIS D. VAMDERVERE, Ore of the best known VntlncM men In Chicago, rcpretenUtive of the great Bradttreet 00. HEADACHE,SLEEPLESSNESS,NERVOUS PROSTRATION. Dr. MUra Mr di cal Co., Elkhart, Ind, Gentlemen : I takoplcosiirv in informing you Os ti e very beneficial results which have followed tho u«e of Da. Mitts- RtSTosarivt Ntavmt in the cmo of myself and »ife. For a year I was subject to a distressing at tho base of the brain and upper portion of the spinal cord. I — . .—. _ lost fleeh and wo treatly f* I 1 R F IJ troubled with sleeplessneM v • * I—* LZ Yom- Nervine was hikhly recommended to ma My e*«c had been so olwii nate that I hid no confidence tn tho efficacy of any medicine Yet a la-l resort I consented to Kt ve it a trial Much to my surpriMMwsperienced marked l^i.cf.t; my ali'cple&'tnwO^^carcd; my headache wne removed; my splnuaMf neral “nHTHOUSANDS QAINtO TWtHH FOUNDS. ALtTH IS OeCUS RC O arrea traaNco and wui known physicians nao ranio My wife is taking the N<n Ine with the l«6t of nwults. Lums u. Vaxpaavamt. SOLO ON A POSITIVE QUARANTES FRY DR. MILES’ PILLS. 50 DOSES 25 CTS. 11. Ai, O 1118 II T AIU.E. GOIN . EAST, No t Night Express 210 a m , " I>, Mail Train —922 a m ” 14, Daily 9A> p. m. going west. No. 3. Night Express 5.41 a. n: ( “ 9, Mail and Express 3 !'> p-n en- Where no lime is given trains do tat slop CHAS O SCIT.L. O. P McCAIITV, Gen. Pass Ag't Assist. Gen. Pass. Ag t . Ballintoie. Md Colrtfbux, O 1 E. L. SANDEIts. Ag t . Walkerton.

TIME TABLE. , n Effect Jan^U. 'Ol. Solid Trains bcwteii Sasuvsky asp^ukia I'7 — AND- I !/pnd :&uapoiis amlV t MichfJ| ol *y , DIRECT connect*’' —'and from all peinff ll lhe

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United States and Canada. v NORTH BOUND FROM JXJjtKEPTtk *n p . m fN<>. io I'axsenger Loaves 1 ,w f No. 1? - “ .. INo ICO I Area! SOUTH BOUNP FROM WALKERTt*’ |No 11 I’asM-nger Leaves ^|opm tNo 15 " K n m IN.. 17 " Pally except bat • 10« P“ |N<> I'l Local “ 10. P an * ♦ pally except Sunda v . I Daily except Sun| R L No. 11. via Tipton, arrives Bloon»i>»Rion aw?^ p m., rnitking direct comic, mm with <' <v v- fast train arriving Km -h” city !> 30 next nmtmng 1 on I CM ire <h I< • ' at Kami < ity lor Den veil San Fnmcimo and all points West. Free reclvnpg bah ems >. tween lip ton and Missouri rival tor through passengers. os. ft 10. 11 and 12 connect at Tipton with main line trains tor Sandusky, Bloomington and all points east and west For tickets, rates and general information, call on J. M Daubenspeok i Ticket Agent L E. & W. R. IL, or address IE < . l*ai kcr, .<’ I’. Ualy, Traffic Manager. A.Geu’l Indianapolis. Ind. PISO’S CURE . For Consumption, t I have been enfirelv cured of Consumption by Piso s Cure. A year ago the doctor said I could not live till Fall. • NOW iam able to do a hard day’s work. o Mrs. Laura E. Patterson. JNewton, lowa, June 20, 1b.;2.

I Tor neat, clean job printing at i ow i prices leave your orders at the Independent office. Sick Headache cured by Dr. Mlles’ Nervine. | MILES’ NERYE & LIVER PILLS । Act on a new principle-regulating the hver, stomach ami boweh through the nerves. A new discovery. D r . Wil( , B , Pills speedily cure billiousness, bad | tnste, torpid liver, piles, constipation Uneqnaled for me n , WO i O en, children. । Smallest, mildest, surest! 50 doses “'> cis. Samples free at J. Eudly’s. ’ ~ iSSiSt, alkertox^ Ixd. XV. .1. ATWOOD. Cow Mer. I 1...,.Ling linsini'ss; Pom n ° „„»» »n<l si-Hh exchange, makes collections on all points ut lowest possible corporations sbllonea. Beni Estate and Insurance. Reul estate bought ami sold on commission. Insure your property in the idil reliable Springfield Insurance Co. H. NELSON, agent, writes yom pol | icy here, thereby avoiding delay in getting policy. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS Jas. Shoemaker Justice of the I’eace. Office in the Fulmer block, upstairs collections promptly nttended too. Also solicitor of pensions with Dr. Lopp, of the firm of Kni jllar & Lopp, of In diiinapolis. liul. Will be at my office every Saturday. H. S. Dowell. Dentist. WALKER TON, Ind. Does every variety of work in n . <l- - dentistry. worK reliable. rnt-tB reasonable. Office in Fry-Dougherty block, upstairs. A E CRIPE, (Barber and Hairdresser, WALKERTON, IND. Shaving and haircutting done neatly and expeditiously. Drop in and see us. Dr. L.S- LaPierre, Dental Parlors, New Jones Building Opposite Postoffice. SOUT H BEND, Iml. WORK NEATLY DONE. ■ John A. Hibberd, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 213 West Washington st., < South Bend, Ind. B _ OM. CUN NING II AM. ^itLorney al Lau\ South Bend, Ind- “ ODD FELLOWS BLK. ROOM 10. a □ A Trustee’s Notice. 4) 4 John W. McDaniel, Trustee of Lincoln Township, hereby gives notice that he will g !>«■ in Ins office at the U S. Express office r on Wednesday <>r i. —. „ .।... transaction of township business. ’ vl 6No 1 3 - I SILAS GEORGE, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. WALKERTON, IND. Prompt attention given to collections Oilice in Rensberger’s bioeK, upstairs Jm. D. LEROY. - 1 LIVELY & FEED STABLE, vs ti. nr a ton. First class rigs and good horses, j Horses boiinh d. Traveling men ear i ried to all ndjoining-towUH All terms ’ reasonable, j

LUMBER! I The Largest Lumber Dealer in W alkerton. of a large assortment of the following. * * SHINGLES, LATH r uasu, Doors, Blinds & NLoMld-iiage, PORCH COLUMNS, NEWELL POSTS. Head and Base Blocks, SOFT AND HARD COAL. D. TTTTUWnn'E R, I Office corner Ave- F and 7th £>t. Call on C. S. ROBBINS & CO. FOR Stttr Billies, ftos and carts. WE ALSO HAVE a Full and Complete Line of all kinds of FARMING IMPLEMENTS. JHe can fuinish i/on anything jrom a garden plow np to a traction engine. HU goods at reasonable pi ices and on the best terms. Come and see ns before purchasing, c. S ROBBINS & co. How to Save Money Buy Where You Can Buy the Cheauest- . (^AHORSE" BLANKETS,^. . 1 have a complete line of - “N'-N'Wk r.— (Blush (Babes, Pur and Storm ^Hcbes. Horse (Blankets a \fromlsto^s. 1A MY PRICES IB* - WiMt ARE LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. i * (Drop in and see me bejore ! I purchasiug elsewhere. byb^y wa^s oxb. ® Two or three doners for a S/4 Horet RLmket will save double its cost. Yom llOl'Se Wi 1 cat 1 Sto l:e cp W ami and bi vorth fdty dollars more. F. M AKE, the Harnessmaker. A. Cunningham, Agent for the Celebrated ■ Emis BWh, Esp AND MOWERS / also sell Engines, fhreshers, Hallers, Stackers, Hay । headers at.d alheT j .rm machinery.