The Syracuse Enterprise, Volume 1, Number 48, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 2 December 1875 — Page 3

Enterprise. MmilwKU FVMRY TBVMOAY ST J. ZP. PRICKETT, >i;. . ’t<»cla»ko County. Indian*. *• a, M.W a Tuar. Invariably la Utuw porittvely payable in ad - vance. Upon receipt ot soTlclt that tbeir time H about to explte. subscriber* will pletw remit for a renewal or notify us that they w i*b the paper discontinued. RATEBOF ADVERTISING. STACK. I w.lFw.i 3w. 4w. |3 t?m. t inch *t ou « w» on *2 ao.Si oo » oo inches ■ t*M » ot»' »30 3W.« oo • <»I2 no 3 Inches 2003« n 4 no 4so Bool2no ic oo 4 Inches 2M13 M' 4 SO’ ‘ft will 00 15 00 30 00 U Cidunui 350 300 COO : 03U4 00 18 00 25 0o ■ , column 700 » 0011 no 13 00*20 0030 00 uOO 1 column 12 oo is 00 is no <2l 00 30 00 45 oo m w Four changes allowed per annum In yearly advertisements without eura charge. Business cards of six lines, or k-*«. V t*r annum. Tyrant -e special notices, ten cents per line I'M the first insertion, and fire cents per line for each subsequent Insertion. BU~S! (TeS S DIRECTORY . FHTMCIAWi AnEbUAOKOHS, D. C. KELLEY. ' Physician,Snrpon&Otistetrician, HYRACUSE. - - INDIANA Will attend all calls night or day Office and rusldenerr on tbe eunier of W ■.Milngtou and lluntliutton Strvr tA. • 11l If H. W SHOCK. Physician and Operative Sinew, SYR AITSE. - ■ INDIANA. All eslls promptly attended t->. _ 11UL WM. F.HOLDKN, Physician and Surgeon, AK/f/iCr/?#. - - INDIANA. Will atk< ml promptly to nil rails In his prvtes•um, day »t iiiglit. (».Drr at WynanFsdnutstorv. F. M. IHRIC, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, SY 11 H'l si:, - - Z.vn'l Office hours front 9 a. M. to 12 m„ and 1 » M to 4r M Sp.-el»lty of the f dlowtag diseases - Chronic CaiaiTh. Female, ittiual and Lung <ll*casrs. . . tolyl D. W. BAKER. Physician and Surgeon, DENTON. ■ - INDIANA. i'flr’ Ul calls promptly attend* u i«> Offl- n Maia street utu JUSTICE OF THE PLACE. H. N. CALLANDER, Justice of the Peace, ■ arer A General <-olle< »«>r BTRJf r.sK, - ’ LVft Tartu-.. u> t . • have their • nt: ■ t- • mi. , prompt 1> als. t 1. to X>l . THOMAS B. FELKNER, Justice of the Peace, MH.FORD, - • INDIANA. {W-'pe<-Ul attentldto paid to eoUi-cting and conveyancing CIBAB MANUFACTURER IRA KIBLINCER. MAXFFACTTKEIt OF. AND DEALER IN cboics brands us Havana and Domestic Chars' Wholesale and retail Orange Sireet Albion la divas One dost north us Trump AM ■ Mean's • DRUOOISTA __________ ' J. to. W*U. X M. WAIJt.i II UK HttOfi. Druggists, Goshen, Indiana Sign. Gilt Uor tar and Eagle " .—■■■ ■" 11111 "gp" l - CIIIIAGI WOMK CABmfrMAMFACTORY! «i * B Sr 1 5 § I xfeffcii s S 11 I Morgan Hnydrr. Mani faiti kER of caRKUKK*. M’Goir*. Spring " ai««i» and Sleigh*. Ims fitted 1 upaabop.m the rnnier ut llarrtxm and Washington Stieets, dln-rtlv . k <t .4 the church, hi the old school building, •’here he Is prepared Io do all wort In that Hne In a manner Io sell rwloiuers Repairing dune on short notice Give me a call ; Syracuse, tug if. I»T3- iv.x2yl LITBMY rTAMLE. , '• Livery and Feed Stable, AYBACTBV. INDIANA. PHEBUS A WEAVES. Proprietor. WE IIA VKRKCKNTLY FITTED TP A GOOD v V Livery MtaNe. and are now prepared to do a general Liivery Business, In all tta braoeitaa. Hnrtai rtabted and fed al renaooabk rate*. MP*Rmtocmber theptere.Harrison street, near Main PSKBVB * WEAVER. Myrantre. April ta. tna-iavi MLLURRET AJID DEJMA-MAKUe ULLISKEY &OODS ! j • ——. . Nev Geels acd Nev Prices! Elizabeth hardebty, the popular mtiUser of Syracuse, trna just returned hens the . dty with an ir.ltre c NEW STOCK! (N ■miner g v»*» 1 * tho UU aad a inter Us.le.to wfcleh Bfce rovlt.« tbe aUrOthui at tbo |>rs<ple of Byraetsse and vicinity. Give hern call at her >4d stand 00 W -«t Main Btiiet. <>no dwr want at Keefer AO-' s'- 3U ~ ILACK-&MITKIB0. KEWABJUNGEMEKT. F. F. MILES ■ant Ann rtaanaawß ornu Blacksmitli Shop fem Ml iim I Cantp ' ras>.gya&aLTfctt?a «M *tWdU w«t. IWHW, Am. f. IfS- MV». • <

LOCAL bEPAETMEKT. i ■ TIWMDAT ’ • ‘ —-Mnd and rain. —Let us incorporate. —Snow and sunshine. —Friday was a gloomy day. —Local items scarce this week. —Syracuse boasts of two hotels. —Congress will meet next Xonday. —Don’t hunt and fish on the Babbath day. —Keno was unusually vivacious last week. —This fall has been a poor fishing 1 • I season. II —Christmas and Xew Years come on [, Saturday. ’ —Ray & Cullers beat the world on whips.—4 B-3 ’ —November had five Mondays and five Tuesdays. J-■[ • —We hear some complaint that potatoes are rotting. —Heavy overcoats at S. L. Ketring A i'o.’s, for 85.00. 1 —Our village cattle smelletb the granger’s fodder from afar. —There was a heavy rain on Thursday night of last week. —Mr. A. B. Bell took possession ofthe Lake House on Monday. —Wynant has a new sign. It is that ’ of the “good Samaritan." — —53,000 worth of clothing, cheap for cash, at Stetler X Kindig's. — Children are impatiently awaiting the coming of Santa Claus. —The streets of Syracuse were crowded with teams on Saturday. —Mr. Jacob R. Kitson spent several days in Pierceton, last week. z —Gioves, rangintr in price from 23c to 83.00. at Gerber A BauUi’s. —There is a night operator at the telegraph office at this place, now. | —The grangers were again in session i at the hall, on Saturday evening. —Horse blankets at Metier A Kindig’s for 81.75, 82.00. anil 82-30 each. —My early education was sadly, ye.a, woefully and fearfully $1.30 worth of wliijis,cheap.at Ray A- Cullers’ harness shop. Syracuse, Ind. I — Ladies 'and gent’s underwear, very cheap for cash.-at S. I. Ketring& Cd.’s. ’ ; Mr. H- taci- Mal.-otn iias left town, having moved a»ii tp a farm in theconni try. “ Tight, lighter. tighesL” We don't mean the “pile)-acks,” but the old to-' | pers. i Dr. F. M. Ihrig spi-nt several days' . at l.is ehl home in Whitley county, last week. -S. L. Ketring A <’o. are selling the celebrated Star axe, the best in market, fin 81.23. —We understand that Wm. Wallis has soM his property in town to Dr. D. C. Kelley. ' - Two soul K-simmered into one during the last cold snap. Winter will ‘‘fetch'em." —yir, Jonathan Weaver, formerly of ; Milford, is now “boss” miller at tlie ■ Syracuse miltars [ - Reinviubcnthy Creator in the days 1 of thy youth."and don't forget that you ; owe tlie printer. • —Our neiglilMirs.of Gtishen are high-’ I ly clattsl at the successful lighting of their city by gas. ’ j ' —The business of the postofflee at this place has wonderfully increased in i the last few y earn. ' J, — Preparations are being made for' having a grand social hop at this place on Christmas Eve.—43tf —Hugh Callander started on Satur- ] day last for Williams county, Ohio, to ' 1 visit relatives and friends. ■< —lt was William, instead of Henn ' 1 Bailey, who married Miss Wenger last ; ! week. The mistake was not onrs. ' I —Gerber & Banta hax’c just opened ’ 1 ; up a tine stuck of furs, ranging in price ‘ 'from 81-23 np to B<w. Go and seeSome friend. Mrs. Callander, perhaps, has our thanks for a copy each of 1 t lie Bryan <O.) Press and Dtaocraf. —The wife of Judge Wm. M. Clapp, of Albion, died recently, of consuinj>-1 lion. Sl»e was a very estimable lady. |, — MA. Nancy Rosenlvargcr. of Syra- j' cuae, ami Mrs. J. M. Banta, of Benton, graced our sanctum by a visit on Thura-[ day. 4 —Considerable improvement has been made in the parsonage property of the church of God in this place, in the last few weeks. —lt ta said that as soon as the C. IV. i A M. railroad is completed to Anderson.** through car will be put on fur Indianapolis. —“ Distance lends enchantment to the view,” and the payment of some of’ thoee little bills that are due us. loofc/ very enchanting. —l* P. Manville, successor to Browder & Manville, contempla|es putting in a stock of dry goods lind notions ■ about the holiday a z —We are Sorry to learn of the serious illness of Mrs. Snyder, wife of Jeremiah Snyder, of this place. She has been sick for some time. —Gen. Kilj-atridi w ill lecture to-mor-row evening in Warsaw. His subject will be “Incidents and battie scenes of the great rebellion.” —Ask Milt. Phebus about that little bill of three dollars, and then stand off and hear him make seleet quotations from Shakespeare. &c. —ls a newspaper taos any beneflt to a place, tbe business men shonld patronize it Think what year town would be without its newspaper, and then act accordingly. 1 —A short time since it w*» stated in Mese columns that Meean. Walk Brea, of Geehan. had sold out to Messrs. FrtfcnerfeSMOy. Tbe sal* wan Det ebnsurhatod, and Walk Bate. wiUamtiaiMM theoWfMami

—Owing to lack of space, we are compelled to leave out much editorial matter, and cut down our correspondence considerable this week. —Parties from Ligonier are talking of opening up a merchant tailoring and clothing store in town in the rooms lately vacated by J. S. Wynant —Bill Bowld has erected a back stairway to the upper story of his building on Main street It was by that stairway that that unfortunate turkey disappeared. —The Kelley House, Dr. D. C. Kelley, proprietor, is one of the new institutions of Syracuse. The Dr. put out a new and artistically painted sign on Friday. —Milton Woods has moved into the house lately occupied by A. B. Bell, of which lie became the jxwsessor in disposing of the I,ake House to the latter gentleman. —John Egbert, ex-sheriff of Elkhart county, a gentleman well known for his excessive piety, was in town one day last week. He called on several of the “ brethren " while here. —We are adding new names to our subscription list daily. We trust that all of our old patrous will see proper to renew. Roll in.the names, and the 82 worth of the “ rag baby.” —There are hundreds of people in this vicinity w hose names we should have on our subscription books. Let them, like enterprising grangers, give us their names for volume second. -—Sam Alvord, editor of the Albion Era. was in town Tuesday night, and a portion of the day yesterday. Before Sam ventured out, he had his “plug" overhauled and cleaned up. —Since his location among us. Rev. W: P. Small, pastor of the church of God, is winning golden opinions from our people. He seems to be a quiet, unobtrusive, Christian gentleman. —We are sorry to learn of the declining health of Mrs. Rippey, w ife of Hon. Matthew Rippey, Elkhart county, and mother of Joseph Rippey, of this vicinity. She is an estimable lady. -The Goshen says: “ Our old friend, John G. Kay, has opened a grocery and provision store at Ithaca, Darke county, Ohio. He will receive good hoop I<olee at par for groceries." - Tnt»tre* in Whitley county publish their notices 0t mwtinire in the newxpapere. In thk coatoly they write them cut mm! post them tor • here, perltai**. owe num out of fifty reads tliurt - Anhwrn lt« publican. , ' And in this county they do neither one. —Before leaving Goshen for Washington, with his family, lion. John 11. Baker sold his residence property on Fifth street, Goshen, for $2,000. John Myers—“( heap John"—was the purchaser, —The B. & 0. Co., have changed timt/ so frequently of late, that we hav • dropped their time card for the tim ‘ l»eing. When we are furnished wit 1 the new time caul, it shall appear i 1 these columns. — Mrs. Laytaa Taylor, mother-in-lav of Dr. John Morton, of Warsaw, diet recently in that city, at the age of 0< years. She was a native of England.! hut h.-ul been a resident pf this country for t wenty years. —We-received a call one day last w eek from Mr. Geo. Mutchler, of Millersburg. accourianie*! by a Mr. Elwoodr of South Bend, we believe. The latter gentleman thinks of starting a furniture stor< in this place. —jfhekase of Kraus -application for license retail intoxicating liquors in Warsaw / - to Wabash >-n ai'j'uar from the decision of the commissioners of this country, was decided recently and license refused. —There have been so many changes lately in the running time of trains on the B. & O. road that it has been difficult to keep posted in regard to the same. We trust that tbe final winter arrangements have lieen made, and that the time as now fixed will remain unchanged. —We think that the organization of j a building, loan anti savings association i in town would be a profitable undertaking. It would stimulate men tosave their hard earnings and place it where a good interest could be realized fjram it in time. . -i-Onr citizens who have unfinished buildings on their hands have been having a very’ interesting time for the last few days and nights keeping up fires to 1 prevent the plastering from freezing. !Ask Hugh Callander; he knows "how it ta himself." —Our citizens could not do better than to unite their energies and form a joint stock company, for the purpose ‘of establishing a manufactory of some description at this place. By doing so. they would show that the citizens of the place had faith in tbe future prosperity of Syracuse. /—Thanksgiving was properly observed in Syracuse. It is surmised, however. that the unregenerate “cuss" who stole Bill Bowld’s turkey, did not wait until Thanksgiving to devour it In consequence of such theft “ Uncle Ad " was deprived tbe pleasure of participating in aifanticipated feast —We unintentionally neglected last week to call the attention of our readers to the new advertisement of Browder & Manville, which appeared in that issue. These gentlemen have opened up a first-class grocery store in Wayer’s brick where they will be found at all times ready to wait on their customers. Give them a calk —The mill property of Prickett Bros. A Co, on the Elkhart river, a short distance below Beaton, Elkhart county, is offered for sale on reasonable tonus. This is tbe beat water-power on said stream, and is valuable property. It can be had at a bargain. Address for particulars, Thomas Prickett, Benton, IndL, Fielding Prickett, ARdon. Ind-, or this office. —-- ‘ —NWw atylte of ladtee nufis aad iNMb jort nteivad ah & i* Ketring A eowdMr 1 I ■

—Our popular deputy sheriff, N. M. Watkins, was in town on Wednesday ■ afternoon, of last week. He was full of business, having the entire work of , the sheriff’s office on his hands during ' the abeenee of sheriff Jaques in Ohio, i —As will be seen by a reference to our advertising columns, the splendid . farm of Geo. Crocker, better known f here as the “Skinner farm,** is offered r for sale in a body, or in parcels, to suit . purchaser. This is a good opportunity for some une to purchase valuable property. —At the meeting of the Philomatliian t Society on Friday evening, John W. i Stetler was elected president, George Miles, vice president, Thos. A. Starr, ' secretary, and Prof. F. McAlpine treas- , urer. The society is now in good running order, and we are glad to see that considerable interest is manifested in its success. Another regular meeting will be held to-morrow evening. —Many of our citizens will be pleased to learn of the whereabouts of a former citizen and tonsorial artist of 1 this place. We refer to the lamented Abbott. We have received from him a copy of thfe London Free Frets, published at London, Province of Ontario, ' Canada West lie requests us to send him a copy of The Enterprise, and asks us to give his respects to the “boys." —We are pleased to learn, as we do from the Elkhart Review, that our esteemed friend, Theodore F. Garvin, late deputy auditor of Elkhart county, has been appointed freight clerk and acting station agent of the L. S. & M. S. railroad at Goshen, with fair prosl»ects of being appointed station agent. The railroad company have thus secured the services of an efficient and competent employe. —At the incorporation meeting on Monday evening a committee was appointed to locate the boundaries of the proposed corporation. The committee will meet for that purpose on to-mor-row afternoon, at the hall. The following named persons compose said committee: J. A. Kindig. G. M. Ray, J. P. Prickett, J. S. Wynant, A. Green, Jim. Bushong. Wm. Wallis, J. R. Kitson. S. L. Ketring, John Weaver, John Wayer, A. B. Bell. —The DeKalb County Republican says: “Syracuse will probably soon incorporate. That town has grown wonderfully since it has secured a newspar per.” And also—“ The Enterprise announces its second volume in six weeks more. It is an excellent paper, and is to be conducted on the cash in advance plan." Thanks for the above complimentary notice, but ifi regard to that “cash in advance plan" we can’t quite come to it just now. Wish we_ could. — It is evident that the credit business will soon be a relic of the past Merchants and business men everywhere are fast coming to a cash basis as the only safe system, and when every on? comes to the same system, all will be satisfied with it. It will hot do for those who employ labor to refuse cash payment when due. and yet expect the laborer to pay cash for his purchases. Let every one. merchant farmer, manufacturer, mechanic and day laborer adopt the cash system in all their t ransactions, and every thing will move off smoothly. ~ - ...... —Weave always glad to see any of the enterprises of our town prosper, and we were highly pleased, upon dropping into the harness shop of Ray & Cullers the other day to see this firm doing such an exceedingly good business. All hands were busy as bees, while the sale room was crowded with work which we think would be hard to bea£- Their stock is of the best, and will be sold at granger prices. They have the best stock of whips ever brought to Syracuse, and when you want to Whip your horse, your wife, ! or the editor, buy of them. I • —The following are the names of our friends who have made payment on subscription since our last issue: Jacob Ilonts, Crum Well, ImL >2.00; N. M. Watkins, Warsaw, Inch, 81.00; John Norris, Syracuse, Ind, 81-50; Zebedee Widner, Syracuse, Ind, 82.00; Andrew Gallagher, Syracuse, Ind, 81.00; C. W. Stewart, Hudson. Ohio, 81.00; Peter Mullen, Syracuse, Ind., 82.00; James J. Brady. Syracuse, Ind, 82.00; W. A. Mann. Syracuse, Ind, 82.00; F. M. Steel. Syracuse. Ind, 82.00; Orlando Bartholomew. leesburg, Ind, 82.00; David strieby, Syracuse Ind, 82.00. NOTICE.— AII persons who subscribed money for the purdiase of the Union S. S. organ will please call and settle at once, as payment is now past due. Call on J. A. Ketring. or J. S. Wynant—Water proof buffalo lined boots for 84A0 a pair at S. L, Ketring & Ca’s. Notiow. On and after Dec. Ist, 1875, I will sei! no good* on credit, either at my grocery store or meat market. Before commencing business under the new system, I desire a settlement with all who are indebted to me, as my old accounts must be settled up. —, E. Rhorer. Milford. Ind.—Utf, —ls you are in need of a prdr of mittens or eloves. do not buy until you have examined Gerber A Banta\ stock. They have just received a new invoice. NOTICE.— AU persons knowing themselves to be indebted to the firm of Gerber A Banta will please call and settle immediately. Don’t neglect this. ___ _ —A man who is the father of twen-ty-six children is puzzling himself to account for hard times. Purchase your boots, shoes, hat, caps, clothing, groceries, dry goods, furs. &c, of Gerber A Banta, old man, and it will be explained, as they sell goods excruciatingly cheap. —Nails, glass, hinges, locks, screws, bolts, carry combs, saws, hatchets, tinware, hone shoes, and a general aseortmentof haxdward at 8. L. Ketring A Cot’s, at greatly reduced prices.— ■4*-—Dr. Guts, Ligonier, extracts teeth without pain by the use of nitrous oxide fM. 88tf -WOfr Wurth of bootr and slftfe eheap for cash, aS Better A Kistig’s. V

MISCELLANEOUS. i wRT.T.TrvTTnmrc I D. C. KEXXET, PROPRIETOR, > SYRACUSE, - - INDIANA. jy-Soou Rooms fob Commercial May. ’ tCCH-EATOA, DENTIST! WARSAW AND MILFORD. t Milford Office with Dr. Bccknell IWOpen r everv Thursdav and Friday Give him acall. MlEonl. Sept. 2d. 1875—n55u»4- ' 1 ins to speculate should call or write for our 73 . page book. Sent Free. Entitled , MEN AND IDIOMS OF WALE STREET. ' Giving highest and lowest price o( stock for 15 rears, and other valuable information. Orders lor stocks and stock privileges sent by mail or ■ telegraph will receive prompt attention. Profits paiuin cash or by draft at sight. Address, JOHN ‘ Hlt'K 1.1. M; A fO., Bankers and Brokets, No. W t Broadway. New York. *>ui6 ; Valuable Property! FOR SALE. . npHE PROPERTY KNOWN AS “ THE SKIN--1 1 xkr Farm.” containing 137.5 acres, more or r less, is offered for sale, either as a whole or in , separate tracts. The property adjoins on the I south and east that of Martin Hillabold. Esq., on which tiie depot at Syracuse is situated, and also I loins the south-east eorner of Ketring's addition lo Syracuse. This is a rare Stance to purchase ‘ VALUABLE PROPERTY exceedingly cheap, as the owner is about to remora to a distant state. ' and wishes to dispose of all Bis property tn this I vicinity before so doing. t fcfreFor further information apply or address 1 GEORG# CROCK ER. , 48m3 Laporte, Indiana. JSTErW 7 ”- : MEAT MARKET. BA Y rs- CVLLKRfi. S' I’CCESSORS TO RAY A BELL. ARE TREfakki* to furnish the citizens of Syracuse and vicinity with all kinds of FRESH ZMZEJVTS SAUSAGES, Ac., At the old stand on Main street. Good prices paid for all descriptions of fat stock. Give them acall. RAY & CULLERS. Notice of Attachment. State of Indiana, Kosciusko County, sa ; ! Jacob Keller | ln j n ,tlce Court, Van BuivnTp, Wm. Cobb. | bc,orT ThomM B FHtaer, J. P qvHK DEFENDANT, WILLIAM COBB. IS 1 hereby notified that on the J6th day of November. A. D. 1875, the plaintiff commenced his action by filing his affidavit in garnishment therein against Baltimore, Pittsburgh & Chicago railway company, the summons in attachment having, been returned by the constable not served and defendant not found, and the summons in garnishment having t>eeu served anti returned, and it appearing that the said garnishee is Indebted to the said defendant, as alleged in affidavit in garnishment. Therefore said cause is set for trial at inv office in Milford, in Van Buren Tp.. Kosciusko Countv, State of Indiana, on Friday the 31 st dav of December, A. D. 1*75, at 2 o’clock P. M , and unless said defendant appear and answer thereto, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. TITOS. B. FELKNER. J. P. Milford. Ind.. Nov. 28.1875—»8-3. Notice of Attachment. State of Indiana, Kosciusko County, ss : Jonathan S. Weaver I in Justice'sUourt.Van Buys. ren Tp., before Thomas B. Walter N. Hurd. ) Felkucr, J. P. The defendant, wxltee n. hurd. is hereby notified that on the 11th day of September. A. D. 1875. the pkdntitf commenced his action bv filing his affidavit in garnishment therein against Thos. McKibben, the summons in attachment having Peen returned by the constable - iiiot served and defendant not found, and the summons in gariiL«binent having been served and returned. and it appealing that the said garnishee H indebted lo tiie said defendant, as alleged in taffidav’.t in garnishment. Therefore, said cause is pet for trial at my office in Milford, in Van Buren rTp., in said county and state, on Friday tiie 31st iday of Deieriitier.’A; D.. 1875, at 10 o’clock A. M., land unless said defendant^,appear and answer thereto, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. . „ „ , THOS. B. FELKNER, J. P. Milford. Ind.. Nov. 23th. 1875-48-3. SHERIFF’S SALE. T»Y VIRTVE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO lIJ me directed, from the Clerk’s office of the K<«riusk‘> Circuit Court. I will exposy to sale at the Court House door in the town of Warsaw, on I Saturday, December 18th, 1875, Between the hour* of ten and four o’clock on said lav, the rents and profits for the term of seven Jfvars. of the following described Beal Estate, sitniated in Kosciusko county. State of Indiana. to« wit; The south-east quarter of the north-east quarter. and the north half »‘i>of the north-Aist quarter, all in seelTon number (.12', township thirtyfour (34). north of range the (5) east, containing one hundred and five < 105) seres, more or less. But on failure to realize the full amount of debt, interest and cost. I will, at the same time & place, expose the fee-simple of said Kea! Estate. . Taken as the property of Mettie Crane. Alire Crane, Benjamin C. Ciarie. et. al., to satisfy said writ in favor of William H. Coorer. „ OLIVEK P. JAQUES, Sheriff k. C. , Warsaw. Ind., Nov. 22d, UT7X FOR SALE Desiring to dispose of all mvj’ropkrtv in Syracuse. 1 am offering at private saleand on reasonable terms and e.-ysy payments, my property in said ullage, ctmsMing of a twostvrj’ Frame Business House! with a hall and lot on Main street; a ploxsantly ' located, new frame dwelling, story and a half, on Pearl street, a new meat market on Huntington street, near the corner of Main ; also three head of horses, &<■ The above described property is . all new Sid in good condition and will be «old at a Persons wishing to Invest in good property In a thriving town on the B. & O. railroad, will find it to their advantage to examine this property before buying ebeShere. wM BGwLd. Bypcure. July Ist. tkTS-naetf. ELECTRICITY IS LIFE. full* i Kertr# Voltaic Chaia Mt atom a OMtaw taratrf &MMty *> Mr and cure* all Direasea arising from a Loee of Vital force, Fite, General and Nerveve DebUUonal Deraagemetan ParalvaU, Sciatica, Imporency, Eptlepey. Female Weakneea, toinal ComplamtandSxhaueted Vital Tn ar er. And will RReet a Perauanema Caro Altar aU •thor Remadiee have Failod. It to radoratatbg taw moot amterot Phytaciaaa la Rarope aad America, and thoumnda that arc wearing itaad have beta rmtored loheettb, roo New York. P”’ BrwarcStSXatorfettaTSfjf the ««ly Elert ro VoKaie Chain Belt seleatod to the V. &-and theoedyoneesdoroed by Leodteg Phyaiciana of New York City and wewhwe I__ 1 __ New Books’ JUST reSUED BY— The Aithors’ Prt Mill Cmjaiy, CT BOND STREET. NEW YORK. I C' • (Incorporated. Paid up Capital. S 10»,«».) L HIGHER THOUGHT. Evolution and Progtrns : by Bev.Wm. LGfIL A M. Price i 30 Analrtical Proeesse* : by Rev. Wna. I. Gill. PhZD -. r. .. .....3to 11. .ESTHEXIC THOUGHT. , WUd Flowem’ Poems; by C. W. Hubner. Her Waiting Heart . N(*ri. by Lon C*{Ba- . and Gown : by frehie mherMgti.On i ’'“‘■ ‘nr. PRACTICAL THOUGHT. Gold and Free Banks: by M.R. Pilon » The Grangers : by M. R. fltoa. ■ ■ ■to , Manuscript Manna! : How to prepare MSS 10 1 Free Trade; by M. E. Piton. Onpremj For sale in aU bookstores, or mailed postpaid on receipt of price by the pabUshew. Daaeriptlve C RF hive a book to publish rend stamp ’ forjnawtotofdte NewplaaofiMbiißhtng.taangmatM Tnr A-P. Co

DRY GOODS Ae. ~ A GREAT MURDER 1 e IN THE SALE OF DRY GOODS .4T I - <- v ' ■ i'..' : ' <■:?.! ■ ■ ' : . ■ 'L > ■■' ;: ~ ■■J ' ■ . I' S. L. Ketring & Co.’s <5 . ■ ' LOOK AT :J ‘ ; THEIK PRICES! .■ I ■ ! ■ : WE AIZ SELLING fOB Ready-Fay ‘o- ‘ ‘ ? i '■ ■ ■ S' • ■ • , ■ - .. • ONLY! for 8 ct*. Good ,'PrinU, no seconds, 6 and 7 cis. Good y*rd wide Sheeting, 8 ate. Best yard wide Sheeting, 10 ate. Good cotton Flannel, 12 1-2 cts. “ “ batting, 12 1-2 ote. lb. “ “ stark A bags, 30 ote. “ Delaines, 20 cts. yd. “ all wool Flannels, 40 cts. yd. “ all wed red Flannels, 25 cts. “ Jeans, 40 ote. yd. Nsedlss and pins, 5 ote. paper. Coats’A Clark’s Thread, four spools for 25 ote. Goofi stoga boots, $3.00. Mt UwteM n. // «sot At* eN. n. OU .Aad famine Ooda. i.i.aaatto6.

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LOY, LOWER, LOWEST!' LOOK AT THIS PRICE LIST! For CASH ONLY, we are Selling WABASH STANDARD KIP BOOT, HAND SEWED. 84 75 JERSEY KIP BOOT, HAND SEWED.. ....... 475 j FRENCH " •* “ ................. 475 | I GOOD STOGA KIP BOOT, MACHINE SEWED 2 90 | BOYS’ FULL STOCK KIP BOOT ;.....: 300 | I YOUTH’S “ « . <« -200 | j CHILDREN’S FULL STOCK KIP BOOT 1 50 • RUBBER BOOTS. ......... 3 00 I WOMENS’ CALF 5H0E..... 300 I [ “ “ “ 2 50 “ “ SPLIT..... 150 j WOMENS’ PEBBLE GOAT, PEG . . 250 “ “ “ “ . 200 “ “ “ “ *l5O ’ « OIL GOAT. SEWED 2 75 “ BRIGHT GOAT, SEWED 32 00@3 50 I MISSES CALF SHOE. PEG .31 50@2 50 ' I CHILDREN’S CALF SHOE, PEG .. 81 00@2 00 IF !_> jA IST TT ZE Xj s . I SANDUSDY’S L.... 45 Cents w* j i T1FF1N’5................... .... . j ■•••*» “ “ “ I PRIDE OF THE WEST Three Yards for 31.00 BLEACHED COTTON FLANNEL Cents I 1 BROWN ” “ 12»<@25 Cents MI7SLINS. BEST STANDARD MUSLINS ..... 12J4@14 Cents per Yard LAWRENCE, LL................... j ATLANTA P. ..B>s@lo “ “ “ j BLEACHED COTTON 10@15 “ “ “ ZkriSCZEXjZL-AJSrZEOTTS, . BLUE DENIMS.. 15@25 Cents-per Yard ! BEST SHIRTING. 15@25 “ “ ; “ T1CK1NG............ • .... 12K@83J» “ “ ! FOUR SPOOLS J. &P. COATS’ THREAD.. ..... . 25 Cents ALPACA'S—Best Brand [email protected] per Yard i ’ .DUNBAR SUITING. . 45 Cents “ FELT SHIRTS. [email protected] i i j LADIES SHAM’LS. [email protected] XZLEJSTS &c BOYS CLOTHING MENS’ SUITS from 810.00 to 325.00. • MENS’ OVERCOATS from 86.00 to 825.00. BOYS’ SUITS from 86.00 to 815.00. 1 BOYS’ OVERCOATS from 83.50 to $15.00. ________ ' ' fl ' ~~ . -> ■> -«-r- . » -W-V- W I V

We will Not be Undersold, Cl'T THIS Ol’T and when you come to our Store bring it with you, so that you can compare prices. i-tT’U is no trouble to show goods, and we invite everybody to call and examine our stock whether you wish to buy or not. GERBER & ZB-AJSTTJL. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Ac. new grocery store. — J' 0 L. P. MAIWXI.LE la now ready to supply the people of Syracuse and the surrounding country with everything in the grocery line at prices that will astound the public. Come and see. Bring your CASH and PRODUCE along, But do not bring that Little Book, for we are gnina tpd.t a CASH BVSIWESS and thereby give you’ better batgain*. We will give you Standard A Sugar 11 Cants, Coffee (’ te cents good Rio Coffee. 25 cents; best Rio Coffee. 28 cents : Syrup, GO to 9* cents ; No. I Cider Vinegar. 35 <vuta per gal. ; Coal Oil, 15 cents per gal., and CROChERV at the very lowest prices- Come and see Us,—47tf. “ Rj. ZET ZNXAJSnYIILI-iZB. DRUGS, MEDICIttCt, PAINTS, OILS, *<*•__ i SYR ACUSE CONTINUES AHEAD I . - jFOTt FTTK-Hf ... DRUGS, MEDICINES, Notions, Stationary* Wall Paper, Fishing Taektif, Lubricating Oils, Cigars and Tobacco, Axle Grease, &c.,&c., go to the <IX.XLINEW DRUG STORE Goshen, Ligonier, or Warsaw prices YoU'will Also find John the * Practical Druggist & Pharmaceutist, ” To fill yrrnr prescriptions w comwmmd yourmedteines. Tear « Specialty, Come and sec goods and prices .. . . Syracuse. Jan. Tth, Iffft—nfjrf, . . A New Method of Draining Farms! FORimAlitLffG I Swamps, Ponds & Low Lands. *" "Sb - It J«a* where It staada, savlac mbUm ts raffia; keeps the water frem eattis* ap ywu> Wthtfkjri. wr flssdta* year the staperler te tile drstws s» the AaOkvae fit •if OBs wsgiaw. TKSTWOVTAX<, .., - ■B w-Atototfeiatorad. having seen one of Yundfs Patent Drains removes * U mJ* —awyea Hon rhvei.ih this city.do cheerfully re- ~ toajTSjWftS ff&O have wet or are troubled with ponds i IWM W /th «U tfU* tor it DIL HE?RY GOLDTHWAIT, J. W. GRIFFITH, ||||B B b v ’ BOSB, T MOBTON^ CABE ‘ One of the aboV* drain* wan nut down on the premises of J. P. Freniei. HU the ferakntf WaSretol Bwrir, Os £b city, and in lost than Three Hours Had Drained the Cellar WH / of over 8.000 gallon* of water. No better Investment can bo made of idle / capital ihMU lu working territory with this Drairu Ago d. energetic Agent Wt / fe wanted in every city and county, to whom, a Mberal commission K wi.l bo w/ paid. State, County. Township or Varm Right# for sale. Personal property w/ ot real eetatß taken in exchange for territory. Address V J. A TtnrDT, Indianapolia, Ind. * - -2— ■ .k*. . -a • jMMK*

Crary & McAllister, • Ind., manufacturers arid dealers m " HARM, SADDLES, WHIPS, artftWat nSSaliy ke# ft tl dref-clfes tnt Carriage feiihinmg A specialty. Price* down toiuM panGoshen, Apifl 29th. 18T5. i • ; • J. A ? 8

MILL PROPERTY FOR SAUS.ihnffAstanee below the tillage of Benton, In K ;kh*?» county, and one-half thil? fhwn the stirveyed llae of the Canada Sonfitem railroad, ia condition. The mUI islocatol in one of tl -” • ■ agricultural rwrioiis in tie- state, and th jv sufficient to dlfre machinery ot vs ri< Ind., or the EKtrßT»*« offieß.Bynu ua.