St. Joseph County Independent, Volume 19, Number 28, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 January 1894 — Page 8

| K 4 10 Independent, RS RS e e 1 A Locan Newsrarer, NoN-PARTIsaN. ! pen s e b WAy ENDLEY, PUBLISHER. ’ W s e Entered at the Walkerton Postoflice at second-class rates, PR s Subscription: For One Year I For{\‘ix Mounths 3 o - % 5 i i sl?g, Far I'nree Months : : L s Ry I paid ]‘rnmpﬂy inadvance a discount of 25 cents on the year will be nllowed. Y A cross marked with a blue peneil on the <% margin of your paper indicates that your | term of subseription to this paper has (‘xp?rod. ' If{nu are in arrearsges please settle at once, and | notify us promptly if youn wish the paper con- !1 tinued. ! WALKERTON, INDIANA, JAN. 27, 1844, t eT e R e ¢ Local Briefs. 1 T t Fivst-classlunch willalways be found | e at Snyder & Son’s Basement restau- |g rant. t e, B ' “—.Call at the INDEPENDENT office and |! ~ get a free sample copy of “Woman-|° e S oPI oax tract B QQL,}» =Wi out | PRI L 0 IL\ S| "‘;’-e’.:.’z‘.’vwi e . - | TRemember that Dr. H. S. Dowell extracts teeth by the use of vitalized air as well as by other processes. Read carefully the advertisements in the INDEPENDENT. You will often catch bargains in that way which you | might otherwise miss. It is reported that a male feetus about eight months old was found in a certain place in Walkerton the other | day. There have been no developments as yet. ~ The wheat is growing (inely and the ‘\ farmers are very much encouraged ! over the outlook for this erop. ’l‘he‘ recent rain was just what was needed to help the crop along. The Topeka Register says that “a Noble county justice of thepeace uses the following marriage ceremony: *Do you solemnly swear that you will support the constitution of the state of Indiana, and perform the duties of man and wife to the best of your ability.? » Western Farm for Sale. A farm of 160 acres, in Norton eounty, Kan., located 12 miles from county seat, for sale or trade. Would like to ex change it for property in or near St Josoph county. The farm has about 40 acres under cultivation, with fair improvements. Cuall on or address, CuARLES CUDNEY. Walkerton, Ind. To My Customers and Friends. Being now located permanently in the building west of the INDEPENDENT oflice, I am better prepared than ever to make a good fitting boot or shoe. Only the highest gade of stock used. Repairing neatly and promptly done. Give me a trial and be convinced. | Frep Youna. | e TT B R .B 80 7BT . 4 5050 8 ST " . DR. KILMER’S ‘ B = { LNI | e A = =T eo A b T & 3 s RS ‘l’ 0 /{s’ o %\6’,&\- NI ¥ % B Sl 1; JESTEN [P A AN ) Sey Uy QYR & O R A T AP . ;?;:j;,‘ W A m"? BN ] E '—;’:’77 Y gm( v”ﬁ. ‘\\;\:‘% ,\ _‘, ‘ 7 1:.,,,,' ¥ N & § ‘ Y kwn‘ o d . : S | ,w“’*“"“"' n—xo:;ssx“’-‘l'ia*&m‘.ﬁ'—— IS A ‘““ ‘_';Al_';;,T LAR '-"'v"‘”b?i,‘ 5 = "‘l, v““‘;lm ~ CURED ME. I G a th . : | Tal Doctors Said | Could Not Live. ot { Hi ; n *AD L POOR HEALTH FOR YEARS. - 120 Mr. Willcox.ig 8 practical farmer and Poet; . master in the village where he resides, and is |’ e \les around. He writes:—"l |ln well known for miles aroun H i nad been in poor health for a long time. |g¢ Four years ago the crisis came, and a number |, of our best physicians said X would not | live a year. I began using Dr. Kllmer'sj Swamp-Root, Kidney, Liver and Bladder Cure; | then my doctor said it might help me for & | H time, but I would not be here a year hence. | w My difficulties, aggravated by Rheumatism, i[A were go bad 1 could not get either hand to my ‘ face. I continued the medicine nearly a year, | ¢ and now ¥ am as well as any msan i()| of myage— sixty-gight yeuars. . [ P . 2 L § | b Swamgp-Root Saved Eﬁ¥ ife samumern e and the goond health I now en- | “"gﬂﬁ‘fﬁ\iﬂp joy is due to its use.” { t1 e & 4° J. D. WiLICOX, (P C“s"yf@s" Jan. 9, *B3. Oimsville, Pa. |{i i LoTTe, e e, | &G %4 H‘Avéq*.r' At Drugezists, sOc, or #I.OO Slze. | e \é‘?ﬁ__ﬁﬁ:' “invalids’ Guide to Fleallh" and e gT3 @’f Consultation Free. | s iiEuNE 2w5 Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. ¥. |§] e S :—f-r—‘ S Dr. Kitmer’s U & 0 Anciniment Cures Filea | . | Trial Box Fres. — At Druggists, SO cenis. |y !

’ Ifresh Plymouth bread daily at | Snyder & Son’s restaureni. 1 i Postmaster Nichols reports t.lm] largest stamp business last Monday of I:my day since he took charge of the oflice. The oflice eanceled 287 two }cent stamps and 85 one centers. Os the peculiar case of Ida Rux, I which has been attraeting so mueh attention, the Wanatah News, published at her home, says: ‘“The physical coudition of Miss Ida Rux, the faster, is much improved this week. She partakes of food and is able to be about the house a portion of the time. Mentally she is no better.” Many persons, and some who certainly know better, save a cent now and then by writing messages on the margins of newspapers sent through the mail. A postal card costs but a cent and is a convenient medium for sending short messages and there is then no chance of prosecution and payment of a fine that would pay first-| class postage for a long times oo | e o . story, as the ~'ius ww. The story grew U serhe fact that the treasurer by a misunderstanding marked the second installment of taxes of the DPittsburg railway as paid when the road had only paid the first installment and left the second delinguest and in litegation between the state and the railroads. This marking as paid simply showed on the books that much more due from the treasurer, and he paid it over to the state, county and township treasuries out of his own pocket, but the law will enable him to colleet it back from the railroad with the per cent due on the delinquency. So it l‘ will be seen that there is no shortage 'iin the accounts, but in fact the stite, county and townships have §5,500 \mnm money than was ever actually ‘ruvoivvd by the treasurer. The treas- | urer simply by mistake advanced from i‘;his own pocket the delinquent tax of | the Pittsburg road, and when the road pays it will go to the treasurer, as no- | body else has any claim on it.—La- | Porte Argus. ‘ Object Lesson on Goed Roads. South Bend Times: Samuel Hilder brand, of Ceuter township, came t ‘ town today with a load of wlieat con | taining 108 bushels, drawn by @ tean | l which showed no sign of overworl | from the heavy pull. That is the re [ sult of good roads. A few years ag forty to fifty bushels would have bee: considered a big load. Marshall County Farmoars' Institute. , ‘The Marshall County Farmers’ [nImmm will be held at the court hou s lin Plymonth Friday and Saturday, | ;Febrlmry 9 and 10. An excellent pro [ gram has been prepared for the meotling. Among the speakers to be present are M. C. McCormick, Prof. C. 8. /l‘lumb. E. Stoneburner, \W. R. Davis, ’J.“A. McFarland, J. Warren Moore, | W 1lli_:1m Erwin, Hon. Robert Mitchell {aud C. I. Cooper. ‘ SPECIAL OFFER. i In order to bring the cirenlation of | the INDEPENDENT up to the 1,000 mark, which will requnire about 100 more subIscril)ors, we will offer for a few weeks the INDEPENDENT, Rev. Hicks’ celebrated almanae and bis paper, Word and Works, all for 2. The regular price of this combination is $2.75, thus giv--ing you the bhenefit of 75 cents. The almanae contains Rev. Hicks’ forecasts | for 1894, articles on *“‘Foundation Faets,” giving the philosophy and esisentiul points of his weather system a fine map showing the comparison of 'longitude and time for the various cities of the United States; a paper on the strated, ete, efe. 'The book is, in fact, ! e boiled down fruit of Rev. Hicks’ bors for the past twenty-five years. | 2 is paper, Word and Works, is the \ ading publication of its kind in the | nited States, and contains not only eutific reading but other ints-rostiwg‘ atter of a miscellaneons char ‘ cter. Drop in and get the benefit of ' his rare offer. & WOMANKIND ‘ las won its fame berause it deals with ‘hat really interests the women of \ merica. It leaves the discussion of thn. great uestions of religiogl a{ld 1"‘11“0‘3‘“" ther papers, aud fills its pages with ractical articles regarding home life, ow to live delightful yet economically. Tts fashion department is complete— l he work of experienced editors—and yrofusely illustdated, bub it deals with \ ashions suitable to the homes of womn of artistic tastes and ‘m“d“St ,”1" omes. Its stories are h‘r}ght and 1n- | piring. It i 8 fuil of m’nts: ’f‘()\.«“the% elf-snpporting woman, and aids 108€ vho seek to add to their incomes }’Fi brain or hand.

The Mischief o Smali Debts. A contemporary o small debts that mufgoerves thatitis the man will say, “Well,l trouble, Oue tain man four or five 11 am owing a cersmall sum certainly Bdollars, but that him or hurt him in hi'oes nct distress will let it go for the 8 business, so I 'at some other time FPresent and pay it convenient for me to J@hen it is more pose a hundred otherdilto 80.” But supman u like sum, don’t i #re owing this four or five hundred dg@YonN see there are and which he needs infe!lars due him, ’smne of those persong his business, If stautly howling ab@ Who are conwould advocate the @PUt hard times delts—Dboth large und g@Peyment of all cause for hard times w wmall—the main Those who run in debt ald disappear. chants and others and ofg *ith our merrefuse to pay according i her neg.'lect or making lots of troublof’® Promise, are much distress that migh and cn:ea.t.iu.g ‘most instances, Any call b‘e avoided in thinks the satber ever did man who fhﬂtf&: svatlg™" st concede Senlcet el tacuti ¢ . dem, and the rf&‘ﬂww e‘2 2 : K y settle S *“séa “"{large per institvte will be held 7: 1 Friday, Febraary 1 annd S 8 ; opera house, South Bend. Saers=""" lent programme has been n excel the oceasion, including ged for 'T. B. Terry, of Hudson, % i!sses by Mitchell, of Princeten, Ind:: ? ?01);“ mima May, of Valparaiso; #F5s Ll QC. Andrews, of East Oratlißer pid : S ige, N. J.; ! Hon. William Johnson, of § ;_hlparaiﬂo; Hon. C. H. Reeve, of Pl) U /,,V’ltll; Mﬂ)“ or Leeper, Aaron Jones an Id others, ; | Very Apoclogeticl ‘ An invitation to uinne in Japan | commences as follows: ¢ beg your ‘ pardon for thus insulting yloun, in beg- | ging your company at mEy honse to[ ,!, dinner. The house is sm@ll and very ! :Il dirty. Our habits are ride, and }‘0;1 ' l. 1} may not get anything fit 8 eat; ang : XL\'M I hope that you will u‘,: rdescend to be present with us at 6 o’clpek.” i, 3 ‘| Lillian Russell’s Memogly Good, } _{ It is said Lillian Rnssellg.s memory is | 1 such that she can give theaames of all i ~ | the men to whom she has l#en married, 4 - | together with the dates of the ceremo- | nies,—Kansas City Journsd ; S B aves il oL The mayor of Eikhart Bs issned an | | order prohibiting sparringmatches in o ! that eity. ; i : -'S A |

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Dr. H. 8. Dowell extracts teeth without pain or sleep. Oysters received direct from Baltimore at the Star bakery. | KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Purifier gives freshness and clearness to the complexion avd cures constipation, 25¢ , 50c. For sale by Bellinger & Williams. ——————————— e —————————————————— T ———— TEXER A/ S T I s WALKERTON, IND., :JOI‘IN E. JOHNSON, Pres., MORGAN JOHNSON, V. Pres. THOMPSON TURNER, Cashier. Does a general banking business; buys and sells exchange, aghe oJﬂ oo lion g eatT | Nal & g _*AJIHI‘!m o - /F ey T, e x BN B S ST R o | B‘: UR :E.‘:—-'.e‘"f °°o 0%43;"030 5 STR ® | R fr 5 % © A lf . :“{H*AT’D ’QQ"Q ! £ 4 B rel B %y |B @ AWg H S | [BR & 20 AR S 8 S e B Lsy 4A3 DA THANY e "'J R | e om .}“‘l‘%--5‘“'.«,-3 AR eI :“ e 3&Y 05 e W S 16 eB&B OB B & N e &L O K eBRS @ B b, G Q 4 85 5 GB e & '?‘2“‘;‘ ‘“ﬁs¢~ AR e :’{ﬁ‘w 3 7‘(‘-‘3l\&;, Bcts., and 3 cﬁu .E; SI.OO 1 10, ek AR < per Bottle. 5 AN Eey .Cures Coughg, Hoarseness, Sore Throat Croup Promptly; relieves Whooping c(mgﬁ and Asthma, For Consumption it has no rival, bsas cured thousands whereall other(s ! {)l”;)‘;“\{llil CURB YOU if taken lin time, Sold o Che BEISts on fgliarantee. For Lame Back ’ or Chest, use ’»‘u..‘,['i’,-‘_‘,’? I'LAS’l‘l:l:R, 25 ots, | & ‘e & QHILOH'S /A CATARRH . w oE B REMEDY, £ you Cau Tl 7 Thisremedy ig e teed to cure you. § rice &0 cts, mjecc‘f)‘:-atrr%g & : "“"‘“'—v S. J, MeDONALD AUCTIONEER. Will ory sales in town or ‘ country ut any time. Rates reasonalle and sat isfaction guaranteed. Address, S. J. McDONALD, Walkerton, Ind.

Dowell, the dentist, extracts teeth | without pain. Subseriptions received for all the | magazines and periodicals, at the Ix- | DEPENDENT office. We will save you | expense and trouble of sending. A i T B | Ell Practical Book-Keeping, Telegraphy, Penmanship, Shorthand, Type-Writing, English Trainipe . -e " W‘.)N - - 1C )] > = . ANI TV 32,000 - a3t gt 338 LON SVH 3y, m ‘At the expense of little b ’rponey and his spare \\.‘;{_;.f’ ’.txme obtain a fair work- L ‘d, ¢ ing education. SRS CTRA T, ‘ "‘"‘. Ry 2 > ‘)AJ"_J‘ : 'STU ; ' ¢ | iSTUDY AT HOME = ] SPR | ‘ AGUE UNIVERSITY | § OF CORRESPONDENCE INSTRUCTION, | i Compming the lesagx;j ::r;spondence schools in theworld, E S TAUGHT The School of Law repare ~‘. / ELLW eby oST T ] This (h"‘(" :’ﬁrs "c"‘“‘""): / 2 JOU ANALISHM a0 lierary work o the on § e e —————— “l‘ispi . . ' { BOOK-KEEPING f:siiscrmteay : / B aiddante : SHORT-HAND & sismegnerni § e—— SIDNING o ie Lest expert work, ’ GREEK and LATIN ms e £ f ton 0 the most advanced wark In the sl tl¢ ounda- # § The above schools teach 1 e =3 f ence method only, and recus, i COTTespEty ‘ ,’ their respective geladl;. Mc;gn-iz: n.‘lg'ﬂw‘wg ' ? . A.. .7 interested, and in- 41 ! Y eo= g | | BN oo i y .;.;;- .RJ;@ arate catalogue. é ,’ A v,‘%ﬂ(;% Y J. COTNER, JR., = 4 .!-?_g:"; ',",-":,4_;" 43 Sec'y & Treas.,, § ',',l? AP | B prrmoir, micn. § ¢ i@k Y o . -.~ Telephone Bidg. ‘ ‘L“‘\\\‘\\““\\\\‘\\\\\‘\‘\\\\i | T AR WA P 3 S TS T T SB AN \\4 '\ W 4 —\ Ny et L e AU w 5 peosn BOURBON & Shipped pure and unadulter- | ated direct from the distillery, | Pronounced a pure and whole- t | some tonic-stimulant by the | | nedical fraternity everywhere. i | \"Y'j“t"?’e. strength and happi- | x]ebb‘ D L. '\'\'(’ak, Sick a("ed | and infirm. e | If >bl L‘v&ll.DOt procure it‘?tt,}(;f 51",\1Q rist or l liguor deslcrs, spon, seooiph SATIFt o ‘ sample bottle of Old Elk Rye or Bourbong 4\ | STOLL, VARHATTA & 60, DISTILLERS} t Lexington, Ky. \ L e e “ BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS ] —~ \ \ Jas. SHOEMAKER i Justice of the Peace. Office in N. Shoemal er bldg. npstairs, collections promptly attended too. Alli ¢o solicitor of pensions with Dr. Lopp, | of the firm of Knefllar & Lopp, of Indianapolis, Ind. ~ Will be at my s every Saturday. M 0. F. TOWNSEND, \ > SE ' | BARBER & HAIRDRESSER. | A‘JCT!O \;;’hl‘- 4 ri'lng {h:m v . ‘1 5 ; at )1 times os. Vil ery Sale;qtes reasonable, m\fl‘ ‘2‘\{\“{ e season. fmteed. J.eave orders gen at-‘sfacnon'g:?:f;‘ oftice, or address, Tie t INDEPENDEZ 3. P. HEXRY, 1 Walkerton, Ind \ Pianos, \ Sf?{-i,/’ﬂ .zf(llﬂ/f“f('t\‘e \ 7 )/ / ) :’“-' Ji’z\’; | Second- Hane ¢ ){i/ | ‘. Easy Payments. . p L. FITZGERALD. | { - / _‘/ : | Prustee’s Notice.- | John \‘v M¢ ‘t‘\'f‘z"" } \,“; Ll;;x‘;;iA ,e \\;i.‘x‘i K sow ‘.'l.\l\‘:‘".’: I‘:PJ'.{” ; F;\‘; . El‘t LA(;S.S afies ‘\ be in his oMCE L\‘.“r‘ each week sot S 0 Uodnesaay Yo eI NeSs |{ on \‘r"“‘ of i« WX](':‘U;“;" HUSIREES. &6No l '\T‘L‘-.'Ab"d-k,u\,,\ Ol W Y‘ LN C

__.___._nh____‘____~i GREAT MUSIC OFFER. Send us the names and addresses o ' three or more performers on the pian: or organ together with six cents i1 postage and we will mail you one ecopy Popular Music Monthly, containing ten pieces, full sheet musie, consisting of popular songs, waltzes, marches, ete., arranged for the piano and organ., Address: Popular Music Mounthly, ‘ Indianapolis, Ind. m J. W. DOUD, M. D, Walkerton, Ind. All Calls Prompty Atten’ | & | . e @ | Diseases of Women and {%e ’ Children a Specialty. l }:,o $ OFFICE AT NEICIIOLS HHOI y Y N > N ‘ SILAS GEORGE, ; JUSTICE OF THE m/" ) 31 | e oN, : s W * NOLLONYS [\ 5? b‘:o ’ 08, GIHL L 2 VR gor > | obg i o slo ¥ :‘ | DD Fi ¢ ' 1 5 LLOWS BLEK, ROOM 1 | d \\ : ¢ i ' ! ¢ Dental P P : al Parlors, © | \*e v » 3 - j ‘ New .;I]fm(a Building Opposite Pos office, SOUT N |* 5 } SOUTH BEND, Ina. '; 1 WORK NRATI Vv - t §| "WORK NEATLY DONE, | ‘ \— i , : f ‘ , A. E. CRIPE, : ; ! | - - —=b | | Barber and Hairdres-==i | “‘:‘LKElzfl'/" 2e o ‘ .awrcutting done neatly | Shapéutionsly. Drop in and see | üB. i AR NS A NAS TR T LA g ) sl% TN : Dr-8.8 D ik | r. H. S. Dowell, | i ! i‘ﬁ; A’{.‘ o < oY ~.-.;g..&.hg: :: : LUO PAINLESS DENTIST. Teeth extrreted without pain or sleep, by the use of a local anaesthetic, Leaves no bad after effects. 'Tecth filled withoat pain by the use of antalgia. Sets of teeth made on short notice. Dental rooms in Fry-Dougherty block, Walkerton, Ind. e eeEo S oi S 0 §37, M. D LEROY. | [ 24 | »_; " & {\; i — = A, /‘ Fe {3 & i BeW 2 ) S ‘i?‘}%gl%\‘; 5 _‘\;,ég—"';l-:‘_l'&.:—‘ev ! T 7- 1‘ g “ I i LIVERY & FEED STBLE, | —~ WALKERTON, IND, ! | T ri and ocd 1 g S AN > Horses buotwans® * £OOR horses, | g e "L:&V(‘llllg men car- | ried to all adjornu. e, 3 | m“&"": 11 tern; s i | reasonable. § ’ ! EeSa—= = ;“"Jl‘lA\[E 'IABLEI , ‘A N - | /_ s .;» \\iln Effect Jan- 11,’91. ’ ‘ ';"nmf“f vaé\\\ Solid Trains between | B SBV =N suxpusky axy PROMIA l l‘ Des oJ ik —AND— ! = .E‘i mdianapolis and i | RaiEE Michigan Ciy | A = T : jons i LST !§ DIRECT connect ; \ 1= _:;_._a_\g_“\'L.-R’Q_.é%-_A from all poinis in the | , | United States and Canada. t NORTH BOUND FROM W:\LKERTO:\:» SNo. 29 Pnssenger--..----—LQ&WS----"-"GQ';? ‘:.m | SNo. 22 u m——— L TTTTTTTTams e : lmo. 150 Local PSS ‘ é u i-]'pa.ﬂse"%ﬁ"‘-' t Tipe— ! ) 5.10' 11 and ‘l;l ﬂ?),‘\‘)‘s‘gcit‘ é‘\oom{\\gmu R ; n Jine traius for SPEETET tickets, rates ! points east g 1n on J. I Houlihar reral informsmo“,w(?f:l R., or address ket Agent L . l'. : QO F. paly, §i. C. parker, A. Gen'l praffic Manager. Indianapoils Ind. . - ABLEGOING e 9148 Mt GOING WEST. o o snipm « 17 Mail and Expief—— _____sDem, | walkerton accommodation atriem 3o at 8.30 : trains do not siop | e e uoLume it S“Va“ P E(CCART‘A\'-,‘ _ | cHAS.©O.SCULL. 8. Gen, Pase. AxSl ('u‘\”é,gn??ass. Agt. Assiat. Genl Columbis, O \ Bﬁ"&imore‘ “Ib-‘ Walkerton | gl. SANDERE, Art, ROFTH