St. Joseph County Independent, Volume 21, Number 51, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 11 July 1896 — Page 8

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Walkerton, Ind., Jvly 11, 1896. HW Sale OF Vassar Shirt — Waists! ....AT THE.... BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE. • V’e have been very fortunate in securing from the manufacturers of the celo brated brand known the country over as the “VASSAR SHIRT WAISTS,"; all they had left of their entire produc tions. The retail price heretofore of these waists has been $1.25 and 81.50. Note what we offer. To make a special sale of these waists we have taken these three prices and divided them for your bonetit as fol lows: The 81 Quality. Here is a splendid Shirt Waist, made out of tine French cambric in linen effects, with attached and detached collars, some in Dresden designs and beauti ful checks. Sale price only 59c. a. ; Qll c't A Tty Are handsome ■ eamt.. ■ <». G,_> in pinks, blues, greens, yellows, reds and blacks, with attached and detached collars in white and original material: also handsome linen effects too numer ous to mention, and they are yours for 69c. The 1.50 Quality Js a linen lawn, white collars and cuffs, and self collars and cuffs, all detached collars. We can please you all here, as the effects are so charming and the price so pleasing, only 70c. We de eire to call the attention of the ladies to the workmanship of these goods. We have all sizes from 32 to 42. Chi Ilas, Adler & Coble, 201 and 203 So. Mich. St.. SOUTH BEND, IND. Store open Wednesday and Saturday Evenings. THE NEIGHBORHOOD. News from the suToundng Territor y as Given by Our Correspondents. KOONTZ'S LAKE. Liut Sunday there was a party coin posed mostly of Walkerton people at the lake who took their dinner there and a most enjoyable time was had. They had ice cream and cake. Their names were as follows: Misses Josie Robbins, Laura Pfeiffer, Effie Beall, Verna Mar cellus,Emma Lou Folsom, Hattie Mayer, Minnie Hagen and Bessie Reece: Mr. ■ and Mrs. Ed Koontz; Messrs. ('laud AVolfe. H.D. Denaut. A. S. Blaine, Fay Graffort, Frank Murphy and Freeman. A party of drunken rascals came down there from Tyner and engaged in some

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very unmanly conduct. They had better be a little more careful in the future or they will get into tnyible. Their names were taken down. E. G. Lancaster, of Walkerton, was visiting friends at the lake last Sunday. Rktsacnal. LAPAZ. Willis Bassett, and family, of South Bend, visited L. C. Vinson and family last Sunday. Mrs. Bassett is a sister to Mrs. Vinson. Mr. Vinson was quite ill during the latter part of last week. His shop was closed, ho not being able to work. Henry Sluss, of South Bend, camo to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac, Sluss, on the Ith. He remained a few i days.

Byron Shirk, of Souuh Bend, catue to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. l.j Shirk, on Thursday of last week. He . remained over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fligor, and the । latter’s mother, of Nappanee, visited with W. F. Fuller and wife last Sunday. Dr. C. F. Holtzondorff and his best girl drove over to Bremen last Saturday to celebrate the 4th. The 4th was a more quiet day than usual at Lapaz. We had no fireworks this year. On Friday night the boys, fired all night, and made so mu *h noise i that people could not sleep. Miles Blake’s horse got so frightened in the stable that he broke loose, burst open • j the stable door, and left town. He was ! ! not found until nearly noon on Saturday, j about !wo miles north of town. Billy Costello, of Garrett, a former B. ! • A O. agent at this place, is visiting with . ' his mother. George Lineback and wife, of W alker , I ton, arc in town t- ■ day . ' i Benny Snyder’s house is nearly com- , plcted. It will have a slate roof. John : Forsyth is the contractor. Mrs. Annie Neber, of Nappanee, is visiting with her mother. Mrs. David 1 Jamison. Lenard L»gan is having his residence repainted by Mr. Wingof. There was an iee es im party at the ’ residence of E. M. White last Sunday i afternoon. Air nit forty persons were said to have l>eon there, including Trus ' tee Hherland and family, and M. Dillie and wife, of Lapaz. Some of the small l*>ys of this place : 1 will grow up to be regular desperadoesor • 1 outlaws if n<>t stopped in their career. I Two of them broke open a ba in a । freight car, whi h w.c standing on the side track a few day* .go, and took out four package* of coffee. It j* supposed : that they thought it c- i.t.nm d me (Jhey . r.-.w-spiffed n part Os the out , and had all fnapaMtagrs in the gr 1* ■ near the H. A (). R. R. track, where they w-re found । by the section men. The coffee M-mged to Fred Myers and fl 1 -nt Mr Ful lor. had to pay for it. three other boys managed to g< t into the s- hool house a few days ago. It is *upp^ d they g 4 in through a window. Vim GROVERTOWN. Mis* Alma Dodge i- lying very 1 a with consumption, John Noblit and Walter Ahmd, of Walkerton, were here las! V u.day I<> k ing over the brining hou** of H. J Heinz Co. George Butcher. who has been quite ill. for several month®, is growing worse and his recovery is considered very doubtful. Mrs. Frank Yeager s^nt th-- ’ urth with her son Will and family inChicago, returning the 6th. Will Dorans, wife ami family, . f South Chicac■ si -■ • the f< nF with Mrs. Dora: *’ hr the:. H. fry Al len, and wife. Chris Seider. wife o,d fa: ! .iy mt, r tained friends from Han ; end fr<'i:. the 3rd until the 6th. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Galla.. are th proud parents of a fine daughter. The little lady’s arrival dates fr,>m the 3rd. j Frank Johnson spent the fourth visit- i ing his daughters in Chicano, n • vn.ii g , Monday. Trustee’s Notice. 1 F, 1. Leibole, ’rrtislee of I.incoln township, lit rt-by gives notice that he will be in his Oltice J his re e'< : . on Avenue F, near the llonrmg . ,m 1 Sa 11 irda yo I <•a eh week f, ;t j |r o c- ' . tion of township busim ss.

Walter Atwood will have charge of the IL J. Heinz Co.’s plant at this place this season, and has engaged Henry Allen for his assistant. This is truly a wise choice, as Hank with his nine years j experience is no slouch in the pickle | business, to say' nothing of bis genial disposition and trustworthiness. Sid Uncaphor, wife and children spent the Fourth at Etna Green, the guests of Rev. J. L. Powers and family. Mrs. J. R. Abner and children left last Monday morning for an extended visit with numerous friends and relatives in Marion, Ind., and other cities in the gas belt. Orla Holderman spent Tuesday ami Wednesday in South Bend looking after business interests. Sid Uncapher left for Chicago Tues day morning where he will take in the convention. Mrs. U. will visit friends in Donaldson and Plymouth until his return. Seward Rinehart, wife and children visited Seward’s parents near Walker ton the fourth and fifth. < 'HASE. TYNER CITY. Will Ritehardson, of Chicago, was home over Sunday with his mother and brother John. Elihu Place was calling on his brother, Albert Place over Sunday. Tyner has a new church and a newdancing floor. Charles and Bill Whitesell, of West township, attended the dance here the 4th. A. D. Johnson is out of the saloon business and is paying his attention to the real estate business, buying and selling real estate of all kinds. The farmers are hauling their w heat here for 111 cents per bushel. Mrs. Jes;.<' Bennett picked 40 qta. of huckleberries Monday, drove b miles and cooked three meals and canned her berries in the same day. Mrs. Ke: Strang and her *»n Clyde, of Walkerton, were calling on their friend* am! relative* here this week. W. B. Kyle t«*»k the train Tuesday for Fort Wayne on business. Hucklclwrnes are so plenty here that the pi ph- in not find sale for them, worth 3 cent* per quart. I/iok out f-.r that welding that will take place aoon on the north side <»f the railroad John M (’ormu'k took the tram Mon day morning for Chicago. Tyner will soon l»e without a doctor. Mr Strong. <mr doctor, has secured a position in a hrwpitiU at Indianap.dw. F W M 'l roe won the Se k list nt 'FL- far-— • ..re .31 r- to thresh. It keep* John Colher bu.j He GI! Spector. First goes to the new , hun a DON’ rsror TOBACCO How to Cure Yourself While Using It The tobmx'o habit gn ws on a man tin til his nervous system isseriouslv affect cd. impairing health, comfort ami happi news To quit suddenly is too severe a *h -'k to the •' Gem. as 101.,i • to .t: invi’tcmti’ user become® a stimulant that his system continually crate* "lUe Cun> a scientific cure for the tobacco habit, m all it* forms, carefully corn 1 unded after the formula of an eminent Berlin phvsu ian who has used it in his private practice since 1*72. without a failure. It i* purely vegehible and guar antecd tH»rCeetlv harmless. Yuu can use all the tobacco you want while taking ■ !ia a Cure It will notify you when to st p We give a written guarantee to ■ cure permanently any ease with three Isixes. or refund the money with 10 jst cent inten-st. "BaeiCuro” is not a substitute, but a scientific cure, that cue -a ' Hint the aid of will power and ull h 1- u mveiHem-m It leaves the '• in is pur*md free from nicotine a* th. v« 1 took your first chew or Ci . By Bu o Cvro and (> mned Thirty Povxns. Fr.-ia hun.lre«b »f testimonial'. Ihe original' <f « ch »reon file and oj» n to fnspet lion the i Hi >n Ark .lan JS, 1 in s* l I vtuics! A Mfg .Co UCte"r. Wi' >.ei>t!e- r r forty years I usei! tiit.aei-o in all 1 it* form'. I rtw.nty five years of that time I uRf a grp^t '’ifleTcr gßlM’Fftj nvt'iHty uti’i i heart ili'.-ase For tiiteen v cars 1 tried to unit, but i, till n't. I took various remedie* among oilier* No-To-Bac.” "1 he Indiana lobao Antidote' Lon'.le Chloride es 0.. M ' t*. bit none of them did me :he Jea-t ! t .t d j Finally, however. I purchamd a v f > !! i -Bh.o Curo" and it has enure';. I habit In al! Its fi>rii * and ■ Lav; " 1 ;■ ihe liiim.-r.ms H -h. * and pains of body and 1.1 I< ? . 4 write a quire ~f paper upon my Yours respectfully. I’ H M ir.r: n Pastor c r Ctmrib ' 'ay " ' ■ >ld by all druggists at sl.i** per box: three boxes, thirty days’ treatment 1 *2 50 with iron clad, written guarantee, or ; sent direct upon receipt of price \\ i:te for booklet ami jiroofs. Eureka I ■ Heal A Mfg. ( 0.. La( r< sse, Mis . . iMi Boston. Mass. ‘toney to Loan at 4 Per cent. Money to loan at 4 per cent and a I< u 'jic • for a good investment, ('all <>n : A. H. Crosby, agent for the Indiana Farmers Savings and Loan Association

For study at Home . - • TWO THOROI'CiH AND PRACTICAL^ Che following courses are oiler, d I Cents position, Rlndoric, Biology, Langmmes. \rnhmel,'- .ram.nnr-j ('i vil Government. Bookkeeping, Shoi I hand. u• ■ . i< oi , । A rection of a strong staff of teachers, who are specialists in thin , various Jines. The Home Study \ssomation assigns lessons, gives , Dav advice and suggestions in regard to methods of study and super , j - vises the work of individual students. Ihe Assoi i.dion aims to —meet the needs of those who have been com polled to abandon A N study at an early age, as well as of more advanced stm cuts. the lessons have a freshness and an interest that will make them Method attractive to all, and are the only text-books required, of Home For C’ircular of Infori lation and full particulars address. Study THE HOME STUDY ASSOCIATION. Ann Arbor, Michilgan. I

keeps the boys at work just the sa^ie. Ben Mishler is working on the new church since he came from North DaI kota. Thore were 10 of John C. Haag’s rela- | tives gathered at his home the Ith and . they had ice cream and cake ami a good । time in general. Jake Falconbury, of Teegarden, the huckster man, was in town Thursday I selling five pair of socks for 25 cents and handkerchiefs one eefit each. Jake is ' selling out. The dance here the fourth was a grand Success and all enjoyed themselves, but : a few ladies that came to town after dark I and found their husbands dancing and • having a good time. Ladies come along with them next Saturday evening. X. Y. Z. Smith. , I ISLAND i William Pollock and wife spent the Fourth in South Bend, the guests of Dr , Doud and wife. Corn is looking very promising. Should nothing happen it there will be an immense crop in this vicinity. The prospects of a good pickle crop are very encouraging this-season. The oats crop looks better than for several years. They w ill be harvested in about ten days. Henry Smith threshed thirty dozen bundles of Fultz which turned out . twenty nine bushels and twenty pounds. Sam Mull and lady visited with Mrs. Stover near Sumption Prairie last Sun day. Peter Mandeth and w ife, of Donaldson, spent Sunday with James Carey and wife. They were on their way to La Porte. Harvev Mull threshed 631) bushels of wlvat from 21 acres of ground. An average •>f 26'j bushels per acre. Who . can beat it? Eist Monday w hile hauling wheat one ■ of John Poynton's horscs fell dow n and died within b n minutes. The cause is G unknown. Scott (L>uld says Sam Ake has the flne®t <>ats that grow on Hill Grove this , G- 'd a M Daniel threslicd with ! their t < w machine Saturday. July I. at Charley Weller's 50 bushels of w heat in 1 10 minute. H nry Smith and John I Sclmii'hz t.ibbd the bu: ie ■< Frank! Wilcox dl l the feeding while Hess Gould looked after things that all was in ■ apple pie order. How's that for thresh ‘ IHI MOI NT MN CH MT WQI \. Mountain l akr P«rK. MJ., ofl the lain 1 Ine ol the I'Kt*>re*4juc B. A O* : ' I? in I, * cv-rd* m I nt home Hm mountain air ami the ( mountain views simply indescribable. Sewmr. \ugii-t Mh to the 2.>th. Thrt SU! .rb ent ^-umm nts daily. The Ih-G I mu*ic and the best b Gur<>rs which 1 mom y van procure. Dr. I DeWitt T.d ' mag.-, Gen J hn 15 Gorden and Bishop] J. 11 Vincent already secured, with I(X’j - others. Dr. W L. Davidson, the great (’hautauqua manager, in charge. Summer *. In» Is 20 departim-nts of] , important school work in c harge of load j ing instructors from the prominent universities. A wonderful chance for . tvai hers and students desiring to make > up studies. Tuition insignificant. Wishes of students gratified. D»w I rates on railroads. For full detailed in formation and illustrated programme. | address A. R. Sperry, Mountain Lake] ‘ Park. Md. Local Briefs. Your.l'D Printing will receive prompt | and careful attention at this office. The latest in plate script type and j stock for ladies' calling cards at this i office, i I ry the American steam laundry, <>f : ■ LaPorte. Work first class. A.E. Cripe, j agent. The m-w flats, some with fancy braid ; 1 colors, the new white and black com bin a j , tions at Millard’s. Dr. \. F. Schafer, of South Bend, w ho latelv returned from a visit to the noted hospitals of Europe, is again giving his: full attention to the practice of his i 1 specialties the eye, ear, nose and throat. ' He also tits spectacle* bv the latest im । 1 proved methods. < Die.' hour In to 12 ’ a. in.. "toIP- nG > s P- 3 P- । in., Sundays. Office in Oliver opera] house block. ‘ wanted AN IDEA5 h "',.t'!!!5 k . in I^N .v • '<» . Pment At torn,'i W nslungton, D. C., for t heir JI,SW prize offer.

REAL ESTATE { BARGAINS FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE i n r ic h VALLEY LOANS. . ANn o -Farm Loans at Current Rates of InterestIf you have property to sell or trade see us. Kankakee Land Investment Company, Walkerton, Ind. OFFICE HOURS: 9t012 a. m., Itosp. m. Open evenings 7to 9.

R E VIV O A * E STO’E> VITALITY. Ist liny. rfk Wen Man 15th Day. o f Me. THE GREAT 3 Oth Day. FUENTCII FIEMEDY pro<lu<-e<s ihe above result* in 30 day*. It a ts powerfully and quiciiy. Cureis whea all othen- fail Y’niincmeu will reaam their lost manhood and old men will recover their youthful vuor by using It EVI VO. It quickly and sun-ly restores N<rvous ness. Lost Vitality. Impoteney. Nightly Emissions, L' st Power. Failing Xb mory, Wasting Diseases, and all effects of seU-abuse or excessand indiscretion, which unfit* one for s'n ly. bn*in< s* or marriage. It t <•: only cures hy starting at ti e seat of disease, but tsagnat nerve tonic and blood builder, bringing ti. k the pink glow to pale cheeks a'd re -t ■ ing the tire of youth. It ward* off Insanity ami ( unsiimptl >n Insist on having KEVIVO, no eth. r. It can be earned in vest pock<t. By mail * I .<»<> r r pa, k air- <>r six t. r M 5.00, wit h a post tive written guarantee to cure or refund the monrv. Circular tree. Address EOY AL IEPICINE CO., 271 Wabash Ave., CHICAGO. ILL J. F. REID, Druggiaf, Walkerton. Imt. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS O F. TOWNSEND, BAIIBEK A IIAIRPKESSEB Next door Behrens' store. XV X 1 K I K r< >N. - INDIANA P. M. JONES. M. D., PHYSICIAN ANHSCKLEON WALKERTON. IND oi lb F IKH RS . I un - : i m i I I p <»• n A-Ituye- H * :-”i ’ s More Night bell. .'ltloi^n nt Lnn\ South Bend- IndODD FELLOWS BLK. ROOM 10. A. E. CRIPE, (Barbei and Haiidresser, WALKERTON, IND. Shaving and hairentting done neatly ami expeditiously. Drop in and see u*. FRANK TISCHER, Justice of the Peace. COLLECTIONS ; Given prompt attention. Office in Tiseher'e Wagon Shop. ] H. D. DENAUT pin'sieiaii and ^ur^on. WALKER I ON. - - INDIANA I office and rooms over Reece's hardware store. NIG H T BET. L. TA H. CROSBY. Attorney at Law, Real Estate, Collections, FIKE AND LIFE INSURANCE. Practice in all courts. Office with Kankakee Land Investment Company. Open evenings. Money to Loan. Dr. H. S. Dowell, PAINLESS DENTIST. Teeth extrreted without pain oi sleep, by the use of a local anaesthetic. I Leaves no bad after effects. Teeth filled w ithout pain by the use of antal gia. Sets of teeth made on short no- i fice. Dental rooms in Fry Dougherty block, M’alkerton, Ind. SID “WfNG. BERBER New Shop--In Fry Bldg. Customers will receive my careful attention. ,

M. D. LEROY. LIVERY & FEED STABLE W 4 1.14 KRTOH, |\|». First class rigs and good horses Horses boarded. Traveling men car ried to all adjoining towns. All term reasonable.

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NORTH ROUND FROM WALKERTON INo. 20 Pa.sset'ger J eaves 12 28 p n I No. 22 " “ 6M “ 1 sori h bound from walkerton. I No 23 Passenger Leaves 9.18 a m j | No. 29 “ “ 452 t :n Immediate connections at Tipton >viih mi in line trains for Sandusky. Bloomington and Mi points south, eastand west. For tickets, rates . c general information, call on W. F. LaFel r Ticket Agent L E A W R. R . or address <:. r. Gen'i Paa. Agt. Indianapolis Ind it. x <» ri h i t < ici.c. GOING EAST. “ 16 Mail 9io « “ 8 Limited 12 42 a s tjlhitcd — 2——l — - 'm •• 17 Mail 3!5 p 8 Il Walkerton Accommodation 61a’ ' Walkerton accommodation arrives from ( hirl go at 7 49 p. m. ♦W Where no time is given trains do not sti . CH AS. O St" I LL. O. P. McCARrY, Gen Pax Agt Assist. Gen, Pass. Ag t Baltimore. Md. Columbus K. L. SANDERS. Ag t.. Walkerton I I . X. I It. R. rime < art! Regular Passenger Train service operated da between Streator. 111., ami South Bend. I Elegant new equipment and fast time, w Bound train No. 1 leaves South Bend at 7 c'ch am. arriving at Streator 11 ;50 a. m. East bon » train No. 2 leaves Streator 6:50 a. m.. arriving South Bend 11.15 a. m. Following height tra will carry passengers. west bound Nos. 7an from all sial ions. No. 13 between South Be and North Judson East bound Nos. Sand 10 tween all stations. No. 12 from Kankakee I Shelby and Wheatfield, North Judson, Wa erton. North Liberty and South Bend. No. from Streator, Dwight and Kankakee to J meuce, North Judson. Walkerton to South Be ■ -CAINS LEAVE WALKERTON west Bound * No. 1 Mail and Express 7 14 t “ 9 Local 8. >3 t “ 13 Freight 7 15 pi; East Bound. No. 2 Mail and Express 1 03 l ■ “ 1»Local 3.5 p ‘ “ 12 6:13 p. ' "14 8.-37 p. ■ Trains Nos. 1,2, 7, 12. IS and 14 daily. Tn. 8.9 and 10. Daily except Sunday. Lick , can be had for all principal points. For n and all information apply to F. QUIRK. Agent, wajkert S 8 Whitehead, G. P A . Kankakee. 11l l RIT-AN-S Jw —- - The.modcrn stand- ; UI ard Family Medicine: Cures the . common every-day i- “ ills of humanity. WEAK MEH MADE VISOR3L* vS&v VSX ■ I” DAY. 9”-DAY. IS^DAY- «’7"D< What PEFFER’S HERTOR: and quickly. Cure- wlie Others fall, \oung men regain lost mi hood * ' . men recover youthful vigor. Absolute wGi anteed to Cure Nervousness. Enst Vita Impotency, N ightly F missions, I.oGp O : either eex, Failing Memorv, Wa- tlne eases, and allrfccts of self abuse or e -cesses ' indiscretion. Wards off insanity and consumr Don t let druggist impose a worthlesssu ’stitu you ^'’auseitylelos a greater profit. Insist o< lug PEEFER’S A EkVIGOR, or send t Can be carried in vest pocket. Prepaid plain » l ' ox ’ or 6 * or w:, b A Posi Vt rltten Guaj-antee to Cure or Refund Sold by Endly. ’ I