St. Joseph County Independent, Volume 21, Number 46, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 June 1896 — Page 8

WY e——— A et @he Independent. A LocAL NEWSPAPER, NON-PARTISAN W! A. ENDLEY," PUBLISHER: Entered at the Walkerton Postoffice at second-class rates. Subscription: ¥For One Year . : . $1.50 For Six Mouths 5 S Ay 75 Jor Thieh Menths - o o 4 If paid rmmpt)y inadvance a discount of 25 gents on the year will beallowed. A cross marked with a blue peneil on the _margin of your pa{rer indicates t}u\(,_’} our rm of subseription to this paper has expfred. as you are in arreua?es please settle at once, and potify us promptly if vou wish the paper coninued. WaLkERTON, IND,, JUNE 6, 1896, Special Values LA RTIHE. . Y GOODS STORE. DR ) % ewe ; Our stock of seasonable goods is large and varied, and every article flavored with style or beauty has found its way to our establishment. It is our constant aim to give the trade none but the best goods at the lowest prices, and the best service that wide awake retailing can accomplish. Irish Dimities. ; Upwards of 100 styles on light, medium and dark grounds in all the pretty colorings, the daintiest of all wash ma terials, 25¢ a yard. | | American Dimities. Hundreds of yards, just opened, every f variety of design and coloring, the price everywhere 15¢ a yard, g bargain at 1215¢ ‘ here, _ i 4 D ottd Swiss. ; Coolness and economy combined, in a | Dotted Swiss. Couldn't get them fast | enough last season. (Got them now. All the newest and best ideas, and we are| pelling them at a rapid rate: true we sell | them at a moderate profit, but it pays. | A full line at 17, 20, 25, 37, 42 and Hec. | Shirt Waists. ; We are busy in this department nearly | all the time: the department gets fresh | impetus from such items as these. Some | wonder how it's dode: others wonder why | it's done, The how and the why matters | little. The fact of.its being gdone is enough for money saving buyers. An slegant assortment of them at 50, 75, Bbc, 81, $1.25, $1.50, $2 and $2.50 each. Latest effects in Persian Lawns and Percals with adjustable white collars and - _cuffs, separate. . s x Ladies’ Skirts. Qur Separate Ready Made Skirts are creating no end of favorable comwment. Prices always the lowest. A Few Store Notes. Do you buy your Linings here? We can sell you the best made at the lowest price. Are your thoughts on. Parasols? We can supply yvour thoughts. Chillas, Adler & Coble, 201 and 203 So. Mich. St., SOUTH BEND, IND. Store open Wednesday and Saturday Evenings, e L .~ B A S S SRS~ MY oWA 00, THE NEIGHBORHOOD. News from the Surroundng Territoryas Given by Our Correspondents, TYNER CITY. Harry Bennett, of Michigan City, was fn town over Sunday. Miss Babe Hill was in town Saturday. Doc Strong and Warn Johnson, made a business trip to Walkerton last week. Bill Detwiler and 1. J. Kreigchbaum were guests at the club housge vt Koontz’

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ee e e Willis Wright is one ,of the jurors in the Swoverland murder case at Ply-| mouth this week. ‘ | James Rupel, of Chicago, was in town ‘| Monday. | Nels McNeal, of LaPaz, was shaking hands with his old acquaintances in | Tyner Monday. A.D. Johnson and I. J. Kreighboun | made a business trip to Plymouth Sat- | urday. . : The democrats held a short private | meeting in Bennett's hall Saturday evening. The work on the new church is going | on rapidly. ‘| Mrs. Frank Johnson is on the sick | list. The young folks of Tyner and vicinity held an ice cream supper at Eber Birch's Saturday evening. A large attendance and a good time for everybody present. Mrs. Levi Williams, of Chicago, was in Tyner Monday calling on her friends. A. W. Johnson and family were at Koontz’s lake on a pleasure trip Sunday. Aleck Warner has a boat on the lake named Aleck. It isa daisy. | J. W. Baugher, of Walkerton, says he always looks in the Tyner items the first ' thing when he gets his Walkerton INDzrENDENT. John says he saw where Tyner was to build a new church and he says he will furnish the material 850 cheaper than anybody else. X. Y. Z. SMmiTH. e NORTH LIBERTY. Wes Smith, of Elkhart, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Keck. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Lentz, of South Bend, spent Sunday with D. Hoffman and family. Chas. Rea and wife, of South Bend, visited J. W. Ricky Sunday. Ed Bose, of Walkerton, called on friends in town Tuesday. 1d Bickel is spending the week with relatives here. Grant Bechtel, of South Bend, visited friends here a few days this week. Mrs. Addison McNab and daughter, of South Bend, are spending the week with friends here. John Hoffman spent Sunday at Wheat field. (. F. Keck came home from South Bend to spend Decoration day and at { tend a meeting of the town hoard. ? Marshal Rush has a force of men en ‘ga;:vd in grading and improving our ‘ streets. ‘ | Rev. Calvert will conduct services at | ' Hoffman’s hall Tuesday and Wednesday f i evenings, June 9 and 10. ! ' E. Perry has gone to South Bend | where he has employment in a wagon }shnp. ‘ Al Putman, ¢f South Bend, gpent Sun- | day with Geo. C. Teel and family. ’ | Stephen Bain is now occupying his 'new residence near the Three I depot. i . Grace Houser, who has been quite | sick, is able to be out again. ' Ella VanScoik, of Garrett, is visiting | her aunt, Mrs. Wi, Whitmer. ; Chas. Stombaugh, of Davison, Mich., | visited his mother a few days this week. | Decoration day brought a large crowd | to town in spite of the threatening { weather. ‘ Jonathan Witwer and wife spent Sun- | day with J. B. Witwer at River Park. | Freddie Schrop, of South Bend, is | visiting relatives here this week. : George Waltz spent Sunday with his | ‘ gister, Mrs. Curtis Brenly. ; Mrs. B. L. Keck and Mrs. O. H. Keck | and children were visiting relatives at Hamlet Thursday. : e | Straw matting, Japanese designs, | now in stock at Vincent's. | For thorough dentistry call on Dir. H. S. Dowell. Call and get a sample copy of the New York World, with which we are club bing. The n ‘;i'-a’.:r*.’x in a rod of Jones locked wire fence only costs forty cents; best fence on earth, at Machinery Hall.

w‘_ ‘ . . ; Trustee’s Notice. 'l E. 1. Leibole, Trustee of Lincoln township, hereby gives notice that he i will be in his oflice at his residence on i Avenue I, near the flouring mill, on | Saturday of each week for the transac- [ tion of township husiness, N ——————— i ' Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder World's Fair Highest Medaland Diploma.

Sl g SR R e "’*“‘b;&‘ 7; shall county, the other in Bfiafoe coun- | ty, werenot represented. EHey were tue | Fairview c}aw 10 B @ - e T LR s- o | : p rrnsperg KA By- VOBI Mra Goorge, MBI Qouth Benﬂ,xm@? . 7 Henry WhMﬂ e | county, were here also. ~=. = Wm. Forsyth and George Schoal, who | 4. L vl R P AR are working in the new. pagk at South Bend, spent S .ﬁ home. ‘The latter did not return this week. Isaac Sluss came home lagt Saturday. He got through with kh“ in the Bend. *1«( i C. 8. Jackson, living four miles southeast of South Bend, and George Erusperger, who lives in the city, were here last Tuesday to buy a horse. They succeeded. CEe R The LaPaz creamery shipped - 1,100 Ibs of butter to New York last Friday. They received 15¢ per Ib. delivered on the car, ‘ s J. Heckaman and J. Ringle, of Bremen, shipped a car load of hogs from this place to Chicago last Monday. Schuyler Meßroom has returned from North Dakota. He reports very wet weather there all spring. He expects to return, however, in a few weeks. Mrs. Kaufman, wife of Rev. R. E. Kaufman, has been at Kandallville about four weeks. _Her mother, wife of Rev. Clark, is seriously ill with cancer. Mr. Fuller, B. & O. agent at this place, and John Montgomery, night operator at LaPaz Junction, went to Milford last Sunday morning on wheels to vigit relatives and friends. i Rev. Coverstone, of Bremen, and Rev. Kaufman, of LaPaz, will meet next Sunday at the Lake of the Woods to perform the rite of baptism. It is reported that quite a number are to be baptized. Rev. Jesse Calvert, of South Bend, stopped here a few minutes last evening. He was on his way to Tesgarden, where he is conducting religious services for two or three nights, Benny Snyder, whose barn burnt down some weeks ago, Yas employed Jonn Forsyth to build him a new one. Married, last Saturday atl p. m,, at the residence of the bride’s father, «four miles northeast of LaPaz, Charlie Mangus, a prosperous and intelligent young : farmer of Elkhart county, and Miss Ida : E. Gillis, the handsome and accomplish- | ed daughter of Lewis Gillis. The marriage was performed in the presence of a | number of relatives and friends of Elk- | hart and St. Joseph counties, and neigh- | bors and friends of the vicinity, b; Rev. ‘ Jacob Rothenberger. - 3 Abe Shafer, who is a member of the | regular panel of the petit jurg.dias bgen | ’ excused from serving during the trial of & Stuart, who killed Swoverland. 1 i ViNEDRESSER. | | S i | North Dakota Farm Boys. ! How sweet to chase the MH\\’ here all ; } day, i i . - i [ Drawn by the farviers horses stout, i | For they have no handles to prance ! ! around, { { And prod your daylights out, ; | No stumps or stones to mar vour bones, ! | Nor roots to erack vour shins, | ¢ But from five in morn tilinine at night, | { Is the time they quit and begin, ! They say that farming here % i Is just like childish play, § { With the exception of their harvest | { And making a little hay, ; { Then Lord help us! what day they i have | From early in the morn ; { Till the sun has sunken low in the | i west g { And every laborer in the field has done | % his level best. | \'w the farmer kil'iis‘ .*.!ul I:’u— !"U'uu r ".vy '}z[“‘i'\ 7}‘;«‘_\ can't \L’ maore, He takes them home to lie dawn upon i the granary floor, | | Duck and geese feathers, boys, are .3 plenty, | But we haven’t got them yet, { Just lie vour head upon this board | { I'll warrant it not to split. | ! { Early the next morning the farmers " rap upon the door, | | Come, boys, don’t lay and sleep the day | and night both o'er. | | v ‘ i _ You have o'er slept already . | Now it's fifty-five till four, | ’ It's time you feed them horses | { And the cows are here to milk, - | Just give them hogs their barle: And the cook will feed them milk. | E The bove hore don’t” go to Parntnns | 1 Nor H.)”-"h"!; and to ,i‘.-li',%il'\_ ‘ | But they are out at three in the morn- | ing, | ‘ For this dry Dakota air They tell them it will make them | healthy, | And their cheeks will get red and glow If they have their teams all ready | At just five o'clock to go. MARK MASTERMAN. Devil's Lake, N. D. | Late ﬂl{cx‘ii listntc-:rra;l-ﬁfcre ' i \ John Tachholtz to Martin Hively, lot 24 in Jacob Rupel’s Istadd to Walkerton, SBSO. | State of Indiana to Willard Marble, lot 72 in o p Walkerton, $11.32, } \ Same to same, lots 193, 194, 195 in op Wallkerton, $11.29. i Same to D. O. Marble, lots 25,28 1 Sorin’s Ist add to Lowell, 26.49. Same to William Marble, lot 9 in Bulla sub-divof o 1 4 and 5, South Bend, $12.18. Attention Land Owners. If you wish to sell your land eall at the Kankakee Land Investment Com- l pany’s office.

Ly Yweriom - ¢ v and Rev. €. U. Stock- | barger, of Walkerton, were at the lake last Tuesday fishing. Lo -X.Y. Z Smith and J. R, Snyder were at the lako lnst Monday fishing. Wo z:tk now what X. Y. Z. got but we | know that your correspondent got 2 very ‘nice bass and is no fisherman either. - Sam Koontz, Jr., has had 35 acres of S fine wheat destroyed by the fly. We. ‘examined a stock of rye and found a rmg&ull worm in it. Does the fly lay eggs and hatch worms out? Some one answer this? *Well, you can count it up yourself and see if they are not worth that much. 1890 5 cent pieces are worth $94.50. Wait till you get that many and then count them. Catch on, eh? There was a great storm occurred last Saturday. It blew 13 large oak trees down in “South Chicago,” the huckle- | berry marsh and one beside Henry Sult’s barn. Itis a great wonder that Mr. Sult’s barn was not blown down, as it isa frail structure. Also it did congiderable damage to fruit trees. William Anderson and Miss Rilla | Sult visited with Miss Dora Baker last! Sunday. Abe Sult and brother were the guests of Henry Sult last Sunday. RETSACNAL. AR TEEGARDEN. B. W. Ross, the trustee, has received a car of sewer pipe for the roads. J. D. Johnson and E. S. Webb are the jurors that were chosen from this township. They have both been at court this week. Pitching horse shoes has been the pastime on our streets for the past few days. We notice our merchants are somewhat interested in the game. Rev. Huntington will fill his regular appointment at the church Saturday and Sunday evenings of this week. Rev. Calvert, of South Bend, com- i menced a meeting Tuesday evening of | this week for four nights to review Mr. Huntington, who had been holding meeting here for some time past. If our ministers have to call their brother | ministers dogsand the like what will be | the consequence when they arrive in ey The elevator is nearly completed. | The slate for the roof is causing some | delay but the earpenters think of having | iit read » take in grain and exchange 5 o e flour for wheat. They are algo putting in a french burr to grind feed and meal. | Dr. Neville is making some improvementsto his park and will make it larger in the near fature, : Mn-z .‘iﬂl"lhl\ Weblh hae y;‘;n\.*ai from Valparaiso to her farm near this place, Whent crop shows a little improve | ment in the past week | Aoy one wishing to trade horses will : do well to look up Wm. Clark and Mr. i Hocum. Both not far from town % Cant. i % MOUNT VERNON. i . | Mr. and Mrs. Rayon Beall made a busi ! ness trip to LaPorte on Monday of last | week. : Elmer Koontz took his father's place doing business in and around Lakeville the first part of last week for the Me i('ux‘mii"k Machine Co ! Neliie Beall was in South Bend on i Friday of last week. 1 Miss Hermine Goppert, of Grovertown, | visited with Emama Rinehart over Sun | day. : ,!;(f;-e‘-;(?‘l" Los South B {. bhas been | visiting with his cousin, Jim Martin, { and family for a couple of weeks i John Wenger took a load of fruit to E Knox last Tuesday | B.F. Rinehart was in South Bend { last Monday. t John Bell is givine his house a new coat of paint. Fannie \;»;, ay 1 sutfering with a severe attack of poson. : ‘\l‘~ l';”‘l'_\ \.\v"‘z,ft‘:' Was 1; ‘.\E{j‘l SOTe | throat this week. but has quite recover { od at present writing. i f TREBOR. i | L | Ordinance No. 33. i | : h : :"\!;.l':j nanes ot &S] $ | Section 1 Be it Ard 01 ITlus f tees of th Fown of Walk 1, ¢ ity of st. Jo- ‘\.¥.!; Stute of Indiana, that _f r the purp e 1" yroviding funds for a cash subscription made to !h(‘(nv‘w: v st c of the W ik Wt !, ‘.»"‘I":, | .lrlﬁ.“w"' ' ‘;'- said, filed May 2 St there shall be | issuecd by the Frusteestof said Town, orre bond of | the denomination of Two Hundred (200) Dollars, ‘ td;m-d Juune l, A. P, 1896, and due five (5) years ' thereafter, nnd Nine (9 bonds of the denomina- | | tion of Five Hundred (500) Dollars each, dated | [ June 1. A Iy 1306, and due one in each year com- | { wencing six (6) years after date and ending four- t f teen (14) years, after date, bearing interest evi- | i denced by PO f e ) of 6 per cent per aunum, payable semi-annually, January 1 and | t July 1 of each year, both principal and interest | ! payable at the First National Bank of Chicago, ! | 11linois, said bonds shall be numbered from one ! {to ten both inclusive. The said bonds and cou- | {)mn.\ shall be signed by the President of the | i Board and the Town Clerk, and the Seal of the I i Town shall be aflixed to the bonds { Section 2, That the Board of Trustees of the | Town of Walkerton shail annually hereafter levy | an additional special tax on all taxable property in said town, mot exceeding Fifty (50) cents on every One Hundred (100) Dollars of taxable prop- | erty. and One (1) Dollar on each poll which shall be exclusively applied to the payment of the prineipal and interest of the bonds authorized to be issued 1n the preceding section. Section 3. It being declared that an emergency exists this ordinance shall be in forece from and after its passage. and all ordinances or parts of any of them inconsistent with this ordinance are hereby repealed. Passed and approved this 26th day of May, A. D. 1896, by the vote of Trustees, vote being unanimous. EDWARD GRIDER, President. Attest: CHAs. M. STEPHENS, Clerk. Sl e o Personal. 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