St. Joseph County Independent, Volume 22, Number 1, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 25 July 1896 — Page 8

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Special Sale OF Vassar Shirt— Waists! ....AT THE.... BOSTON DRY GOODS STORE. • w« We have been very fortunate in securing from the manufacture™ of the cele brated brand known the country over as the "VASSAR SHIRT WAISTS," all they had left of their entire productions. The retail price heretofore of these waists has been ?1, 81 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 benefit as fol lows: The SI Quality. Here is a splendid Shirt Waist, ma “out of fine French cambric in limn effects, with attached and detached collars, some in Dresden designs and beauti ful checks. Sale price only 50c. The 81.25 Quality Are handsome cambric effects, comim; 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 Is a linen lawn, white collars and euffs 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 ,T 2 to 12. Chil las, Adler & Coble, 201 and 203 So. Mich. St., SOUTH BEND, IND. Store open Weduewlay and B«turdxy Eveniugs. THE NEIGHBORHOOD. Hews from the S urr oun<li n g Territory a* Given by Our Correspondents. KNOX. The past few days have been fraught with casualties. The team of If. E. Krenter was running away, and ran over and against Dr. Kelly, on last Friday. The Dr. had his left leg amputated as a result of the in juries received. Mrs. Josie Weatk.'rholt died on Satur day night, the u She was 20 y. 10 old. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Lindley.

Wew Firm. (Successors to Hudelmyer & Henry.) Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes. Highest Prices for Produce.

Two of H. E. Krenter’s hired men camo to town with a load of hay on the 20th inst. On their return the one man fell from the wagon and broke his neck, and died almost instantly. He was a resident of Minster Auglaize county, Ohio. His remains were interred at our cemetery. Perrine’s show was held here on the 20th and 21st of this month. It is regarded as a good entertainment. Dr. Thompson, of Winamac, and Dr. Smith of Knox, formerly of Walkerton, performed the amputation of Dr. Kelly’s leg- r . , v , R. P. Holliday is on the sick list. A. I. Gould has declined the judicial race. W’. B. Sinclair is looking to his inter cuts for State Superintendent. He is a good school man, and if chosen, will be the pride of his constituents and a credit to our state. His party could not have made a better selection. Sheriff Harvey is seeking reelection

by strict attention to duty , ami main taining his dignity us a sober, earnest and upright official. The thugs and bums are making an especial tight against him. TYN&fi CITY. (luy (’oilier is hauling stone on his lot which he purchased of Dr. Strong and will build a new house thereon this summer. The ladies’ aid society will hold an ice cream supper here Saturday evening for the benefit of the new church. Every body cordially invited to attend. Grandville Oren, our blacksmith, has moved his family to Tyner. Join A. D.'seolony for Arkansaw Aug. 18. Mrs. I>ora Harmon was called to Ar go« to see her sick mother Tuesday. John Beagles is on our streets this week. Corn is prommising a good yield. It is all out in tassel and will soon nil be in silk. Bert Thompson joined the show here । and left for the season. Mrs. Dell Everage, after one week's visit with relative* and friends returned to her home in Argos well satisfied with her visit in Tyner. J. E. Johnson, our banker, is working on his farm, rolling stumps. Ch;v« Keller and Abe Ferguson are agisting him. Elmer Immert is head clerk at M»nru' I Bros.’ store. It mint'd so hard here all day Sunday | * that the croquet nine could not play B. M. S. yb -id, of Smth Bend, ami D IR. Ritchardson. of Chi< ago are am t g i the Tyner people who went to Koontz * bike fishing. Dave W. Perrine s great show ' hero on the IHth and was Largely attend 1 ; ed by about 150 people. Clark Cudney ar Ia if wen m town I Monday. Lou Lemert. the gr-M tih and brick ; maker, of Tergarden. w.v- in town M-n day on business. Nell Kup l. of X rth Liberty w buy i ing stock in aid arnur.d Tyn<r last' I W>ck. 4 A D Johns n 1‘ he. cl.’, ' ready to start t \t w.m-as Aug :-! J" Jasper Morris is home on a si >rt . visit from Arkarcas Charles Monroe is al> mt to yin J hn Snyder s army. J. D. Fink was pi-mi: g hu hkiH-mi* i the other day. X Y Z. Smith. I SI. A ND Last Suunay s rain made hundreds of bushels <f corn. Rob Dan S.mth Bend I >u lay . The Island Sabbath School will give an ice cream festival at the Dare School house this Saturday cwnis g. July 25. Everybody invited to come. Mrs. Fredrick Nets ‘m' LiP-'rte. is visiting with her brother. John C. Wolff. ' John Schmeltz, Charlie Weller and James P. Taylor made a business trip over to Lal’orte last Monday John C. Wolff has built an addihm to s _ Trustee’s Notice. F I Leib >|e. Trustee of Lincoln township, hereby gives notice that he will be in his office at his residence on \vemie F. near the flouring mill, on ' snturday of each week fol the transaction of township business.

his barn which jpakes things loom up a little over there. Sam Mull has his house painted nice and white and triinmed in green. Wonder if he will catch that bird soon? Harvey Mullis buying live stock, he intends to ship a car load of sheep to Chicago this week, flood luck to him. John Ake and wife of LaPorte visited on the Island this week with the former’s brother William Ake and family. Scribbler. - - ♦■ .__ , L.ATAZ Last Sunday’s rain was quite welcome to everybody. Everything looks nice and green now. Pastures were getting short, an 4 corn and other vegetation began to show the effect of the drouth. Miss Mae Hostetler, of TJ^r North vWU,! »Ath Mr. and Mrs. W ilham biu, Saturday and Sunday. Six of our handamno and charming young ladies drove to Pretty Lake yesterday morning, and enjoyisl a splendid time. They were the Misses Mary Shaf er. Mate Gonter, Nellie Gri'gg, Lulu and Carrie Linville and Mae Brugh. John Montgomery, night operator at LaPaz Junction is at his post again. He returned from Kentucky last week where he was visiting with friends a couple of weeks. John Harris who has been at home from Cando, N. Dak. for several weeks, started back to day. He expects, how ever, to go alxiut 50 miles west of Turtle Mountain Valley to the new reservation which is to be opened for homesteads on July 27th. Rev. Linville's house is about finished, is painted white. Whenever a group of mon get together now. their conversation st ems to be altogether on the financial qm'stion. Mrs Peter, wife of Rev. M. I* Peter, who was on an extended visit tn (’olum bus. G., al the home of her mother and other friends returned home yoeterday. The difiltmlty which existed in the Gorman Baptist church Pme Creek Congregatirm seenw now to he settle*!. The committee which was sent by the \ nnual M-< ?ir,g t ■ adjust the dirtieul ’ tie*, had a hani task, but they were well ; qualified, and did the lest they could. They were men of unbiased minds. Mr SwckarJ's N Dak. hvturo on (Wednesday night of last wwk was well attend*’*! The phonograph was very ] interesting t a all 1 Mr and Mr*. D’vi W<w and Mr. and Mr* Ja<’ol» Got/ fr<»m n^ar Krndallvic,*'. ; w«ro visiting with Andrew K rp and family and Mr Tmwhsml family fr-m Friday until Tue»*iay. Mr C L Ferree, *»f Di«k” I wD- n <' ■. has taken a p»*>itcm m ti c hhck»nuth ‘ shop north -4 town with Mr. Fi b h- r ; CXmsuderable st«w k w whipped from this place every w<*«k. consisting of h«g* I sheep and cattle. (AmsMiefwHe poultry I is shipped al*» p . the wok m Is* ■can! L w - bu*o,- bl-s'k i« l> •ng pu-twvd for-A.od in earn*-it. Sunday July Stith, will be the fourth nnnc.- TKiry of tic R*”- Martin L Petes - pastorate. The event will be duly cele brat«M See. I-’» Willis' h-sd in N<-a .'oiiwr -gn >e on* had mile west , * XLEnderfer a school h-m- Liberty town ship. St. Joseph county. Al»l* iq- aken haw beam secured for

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A ' W ' Young, of । the 1- ffth Ave. Lutheran Church, Chic?, go, and Rev. F. W. Rohlfing, of Lima <ol ego, Tania, O. Exercises will begin . n the morning at 10 o’clock standard time and in the afternoon at 1:30. \ cordial invitation is extended to one and a • ome with your baskets well filled and enjoy the day with us. In case it rams the exorcises will be held in the church. Vinedresser. Resolutions of K. (). T. M. Whereas: Divine Providence has seen fit to remove from our number our esteemed Sir Knight ami brother, Thomas T. Walters, the following resold 1 turns were passed hy the regular meet ing of Tyner Tent No. 112, K. <). T. M. Ivl>*OLved: That the members of । Tyner Tent No. 112, K. O. T. M., mourn deeply the snd I. ms they have sustained by th*' death of their late Sir Knight and brother Thomas T. Walters. Resolved: That by such loss the Tent lost a worthy and esteemed member, the people an enjoyable companion, the country an honiwt citizen and the common achools a noble teacher. Resolved: That our charter be ’ draped in mourning for ninety days. Resolved: That we extend to the relatives of our deceased brother our heartfelt sympathies in their sad bereavement. RksolvEo: There be a committee Appointed each su(i , *»ssive year whose duty it shall be to visit the grave of the d*x'eas**<i brother ami ke«'p it in proper condition once each quarter except winter seasons. And on the annual decoration day that they may show the projier respe t to the deceased. Rgsoi vfd: That a copy of these resolutions lie sent to the family of the dweawd, one copy b»* spriwi upon the ns-ord l*»>k« of this tent, one to each of : the Plymouth pip*TS and one to the Walkerton Indh’ENDent for publicn j tion. Monrof. Si hkodeh, , F. R. Monroe, Committee. Gvv Collier. ' ui p< hi tc vs cm vn cosvimion Dvlvgatr* t*> at Third Krgimrnt trmon on SaturJa* . Auj. i. Th*' republican delegates chosen on i Saturday. July I s Is**’, under the call of 1 their r<'*q>eeiive townships, wiU meet at i •I ' i•.’ I:• i-1•..• r ' c:: s. nt 11 ; Bend at 2 t>,l<vk p. m., on Saturday. \ Aug I. I''" for tie purp-R' f nominal ing th” fo|b.wing off: .os Two members of the legislature. One county ctimmisaumer for middle One oounty tr.'sv«ur»’r. One <?i»unty sheriff. One «Nvanty coroner. One 'ogftty surveyor. l ine omntv a-S'• -r H • • Mi 1»■ , I tiairman. W G M* MvNNi-. Se . Your Job Printing will receive prompt ami • a.-’ful alD’nti.,l at to office. !>r \ F S« haf* r, of South Bend, who lately r* furne*l from a visit to th*' noted hospital* f Europe, is again giving his full a’tentK n to the pra He- of his «pe* iMtH- the eye, ear, mw ami throat. it* l .1— fits <jw*ctacl* -by the latest im j - . ■ I ,:< tti «t« Off •• hours |o to 12 a 2t• I ? m 7?. S p .2to 3p. । > .o:i” Otic" m tHo r op*ra house block. On Thumlay, August filh, the ! L I. A W will run their annual exctir -n ■ t-> Niagara Falls and return. Fori time M t .n - ami rat*-i callon ticket r

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NORTH BOUND FROM WALKERTON INo. 20 Passenger I .OH res 12.28 pm (No. 22 " " 654 “ SOUTH BOUND FROM WALKERTON. INo 23 Passenger Leaves 9 18 a m (No. 29 “ •• 4.52 pm Immediste connections «t Tipton with main line trains for Sandusky. Bloomington and all points south, eastand west. For tickets, rates and general information, call on W. F. LaFeber, Ticket Agent I. K A W R. R., or address 1\ Gen'l I‘as. Agt. Indianapolis Ind. it. a. o i i>i i; ri ble, ! GOING EAST, " 16 Mail 910 am " " 8 Limited 12 42 p GOING wEST. “ 5 Limited 828 a m I “ 17 Mail 3.15 pns 11 Walkerton Accommodation 6.15 am Walkerton accommodation arrives from Chicago al 7 40 p. m. •<- Where uo time is given trains do not stop . chas o sHll. o.p. McCarty, Gen. Pass Ag’t Assist. Gen, Pass. Ag’L, Baltimore. Md. Columbus O. K I. SANDERS, Ag'L. Walkerton. I. I. & I It. 11. Time Card. Regular Passenger Train service operated daily between Streator. HL. and South Bend, Ind. Elegant new equipment and fast time, west B. mid train No 1 leaves South Bend at 7 o’clock a. tn arriving at Streator 11 ;50 a. m. East bound * train No. 2 leaves Streator 6;50 a. m., arriving at South Bend 11 .15 a. m. Following freight trains will carry passengers. west hound Nos. 7 and 9 from al! stations. No. 13 between South Bend and North Judson EaM bound Nos. 8 and 10 between all stations. No. 12 from Kankakee to. Shelby and Whestfield, North Judson, Walkerhn. N.>rth Liberty and South Bend, No. 14 fom Streator, Dwight and Kankakee to Momence, North Judson, Walkerton to South Bend. J_ -RAINS LEAVE WALKERTON «e-t Bound No, 1 Mail and Express 744 an 5 ‘‘ 9 Local 8.53 a m “ 13 Freight 7 15 pm East Bound. No. 2 Mail and Express 11 03 a m “ 11 Local i 3.55 p m \ “12 - 6:13 p. m. * “ 14 837 p. m Trains Nos. 1,2, 7, 12,13 and 14 daily. Trains 8.9 and 10. Daily except Sunday. Tickets can be had for all principal points. For rates “ and all information apph’ to F. QUIRK. Agent, walkerton. S.S. Whitehead, G. P A . Kankakee, 11l t RIP-A-N-S ul — W - The modern standU ard Family ^ledi- % r cine: Cures the “ common every-day “ ills of humanity. TMDt MARK MADE VIGOROUS* i-I X P’DAY- 9™OAY. IS™DAY- 27“ J i What PEFFER’S NERVIGOR Old! It acts powerfully and quickly. Cures when all others fall. Young men regain lost manhood; old - men recover youthful vigor. Absolutely Guaranteed to Cure Nervousness, Lost Vitality. Impotency, Nightly Emissions, I.ost Power, either sex. Failing Memory, Wasting Dl»« F®?®”’ a ^r f - e J ts at,us * or txcu»et ant fnduwrrtion. Wards off Insanity and consumption. Don t let druggist impose a worthless substitute on a greater proau Insist on hav. ing I FEFER S N ERV IGOR, or send for it. . Can be carried in vest pocket. Prepaid plain wrap. Sold by Eudly.