The Syracuse Register, Volume 5, Number 29, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 24 May 1894 — Page 4

■*rwjjrifr WMBrSYRACUSE, IkW£r : ■ L it i W <foxr.-. I W Published every Thursda}, 'at Syra- ' i »iso. K< sciusko Cjuu: r. 'Sta;o . ” ,dr Indiana, by j x ED C. GRAHAM. Editor and Publisher MRS E U GRAHAM. Associate. Editor Motored at the pl-stoffice at Syracuse. -as SMOtjd-Claw MaH Muctor. .Subscription Terms: Jae Year, Cash iii Adv*n:<M.. . .01 00 iklfontta ■ “ ..... bo fjy?.. « ••' 30 SAoM-riptfojH tunning ll.r-x* months aft.~ear.- without .- -uli-mmfe will be t;-.- ■■ '1 np nt the- rate .<-.f : rwenty-Five .<3rnt- for cayh ivl-t* •• , .'. Six -iitto. *. ~-t - ’’"’T" .' I tfFFiCE bG.ES AHd REGULATIONS. . • . . . ■ • ' I ' ■■'• Adv •. rv .’orerno-r Uy amount :f Fps'>- taken and the 1, :,’>b 1 f tin:J' for rt.‘h ’the iccupytas' the «*> ■■ . T for- -dfesj L j pyttal •yo ; . ’ .... 1 i <••• i eolu- n| -r fc*--». *>t s ■■!:f OW .y>.-ut, ->r !« utnel • , • * <• .•■•'•■ < - : ♦ . ■ • . . 2500 1..-1 ■■ ■ } 1 I* 5 • » ’ : ’ "’■>»' .>n T enatnvra’wl will be,med* •■ ■ . ji'-. . ■ ■T« I : • : ’ ■ .-.-I very.] '''' . ' ' ' ■: A f’ ' etffel tte ■ SA , , . ,-.-r t. -.or. •!,.»:> T■.-■-<!ay. of . ■ rffinao In on j Wc- b> ’W-S ; .- ■ ‘ - * .•■ \ 1 • ini ” 3 x KA3 JSjb 2>IAI»2 aTS. Bevised Weekly. ; Butter py. lb. - \ ? l*c ' ■ ■ • ■ ■ - .' ■' - ! ‘ c A ..t fcu. Coin *' “ - - • 40c Oats “ .** '• 25c - Ham lb. . . - -10 c | Bacon “ '*,r . ' - ' 10c Lanl , ' - - • '9e Talloir ’* “ - ■ Wc ' -ri St-o-i ■* - - 5 50- ■ , ■ ■ 0 CD- o*oo-0"" •WIXT, DENTIST. , WABSAW, . - - INDIANA. BSS it E, •' ms, DO FGF.NEIOI FiVHIVG BL’Sltm —Deposits Kaceiyad.— MGS M. ......I>EU.F.K 1N......' . ; . Si:i ui SM lute. tlfclMe* market pHm MM for timber. In **<• "■■.-!« -r as tis<> muL, Farmers having muU’r ah<vnl<l n •' wait for W&dMMi to Mayna, but drop u« a ptaatai -card a»d w» ■ 1 in’-.t Lumbert •. - ‘ SVIIUTSE. iwj t • . ■ . .■ ■-?»■-■ I ___ ■ * ■ ■ • : h. j. iimo. | *■ ■ ■. - ■■■'- ir 't.i: st-" •' r.fc i-t. . • •*• •• > !’ •< ■■ ■Life Ko-1 ’ - •. . v npy ;,i j >YF.'j4m . INDIANA, j : —■ —- ewe rat I UNDERTAKER. • -’ . ... ,;.A-('n to j , l-n- alnrinp Nw'extra ehatge '■... | c. v. s.M.n'H, ■ •. , ■' : f ’ I J VS'I '■■-'! : ’’l . t - • ‘F under SL. Ketnhg’s stank. . | SY E.U TSE. fNDIAXA MAS El VEL Y. PROPRIETOR OF THE STBACTSE DRAY LINE. I am prepared to do all Kinds of lot plowing and truck tending cheap for eash attention given to basSnesa • . - >. ZXize At Ferflngvr *cid stand, Hunttoffton ' ( FasliofliHe Barter and Bairllresser. < . " - Hj YRACVSE. INDIANA; <

Announcements. Representative FFnir >b KBrti«TKK’.—-Please announce I .: t> . ;ia;ib AUi ' c ■,. ■■'■'■ the -Republican Couuty <\riventiou as a camlidau fur Representative for Koscjti’kb county, tow held June 13. ’l*4, suliji- ! to tht d.icisibu.uf that lx»ly. JOHN W SI FT’.EK. For Tfistes > ’ I wish to announce myself as a candidate for the oftioe of Trustee of Turkey (,'reck Township, subject to the Republican nominating caucus ot 1?M. C W KNORR * , ' - - - I - - —■ ■.. — —- —— For Trustee. . At the . -iEU >n of my many friestd.1 wish to arpioUhce: myself as a candidate oi Trustee for .Turkey ' k TuwJiship,. subject to the Republican nohiiiKiiing caucus of lso4 ’ A A RASOR For Trustee 4 wish to announce myseT is a can‘«iidate f”i th" office <>f Trustee of Turkey Creek Township, subject t<» tiie R.>p.iWi-c.-tr. iv-.i'.' *a! it’.g caucus <-i WH. -j ■ .' / A W STRIFBI •„■ For Trastoo 1 1 u -I. t ’ anhor.i! • my-elf as a < aioli--1 i.i,. : : I •■ y Creek {•.■•-. -hit- sub? ,4 tn the Repub■ican n..n: n.v.u g .’aur-us of WU ABF. < BROWER - For Assesscr . : • I wish to announce ihyxeit as a can.ii-' dric for the office ~f L. f ■ 1.,;-.- >“ -■ • . T •■■.:,.. ;• ■‘t !•’ " r> '.:r.:n-‘h' • <.:.'.;;-na'of I".’! A_l’ .MOOKF : . - Asses sc’.' 4 ' I wist- to myself ;s- a ' !-.• {' • • i .■-.- ■ - : I'lii ■ - i ' Creel >■ . ' ?■ 1' P« i . ■ of ISM < JACOB V.li.KiNsoN H. ? preset! aN.-: Ei« t'. t.iixiiAM - i’Jehse announce mynamo as a i-andaiate fop Representative -f Ko-eitnjko < • unity -übjis l to the nominating (toOcfS to tie Iwid iue-day. June 12. 1«M. 1 * JOHN F IRM KMAN. For Clerk cl Circuit Court J.i>. <’ (Ji aif UT i'>o' annotito ithat 1 will Is* a candidate for Clerk'.of the. Circuit Court !>efoie the Republican Couiit.v Ci•rivefdion to’lie held on Tue--day. June I,‘th. -object t<» its deOREN I tHANDLER ■■ Please announce that my name' will be lucsented t‘» the republicans of K> - vii;-ko eoutd.w- a candidate for Clerk of t',<‘Circuit Com t. -übjeCt. to the de- . -ti- t;: <« co;: ■ ti to l-e held, in W.".-- I’A , ’I J.i: ■■ ' . > ' ‘ ”<; \V WORLEY ; For County Auditor 1 wiskta an.uor.:;. myself *as a candidate for auditor. -übject to the decision of the convention. June 12. ItftM. I>. H l.E»l<? For County Auditor. ■-■('. * ' En. t' i.fVAtiAM;-—Please announce mv name as a candidate for Auditor, subject, to the deci-joii of the Republican convention to lie held June 12. IHtM. WAI M St XIMY RECORDER .' ■ D Editoh ROii-rm - Please announce that my name will be presented to the Repub’c ttn ( onvetition , on ! ■> sday. Jhne 12. '94. as a candidatif for the office <«( Recorder of Kosciusko countv. and subject lo its decision. JOE R- WH.I.IA.M* ; Fou Kf.< OKI»EU. I Ei'tTuK REGiSTERs-l-Please announce that I will !«• a candidate for renotnination for Re» onier. .before th<‘ Reptiblickn Count}* Convention to be held Tuesday. June 12. subject to its decision. ALVIN ROBINSON. LOCAL BREVITIES. * Soda IVtiier at C\>ry & Co's pj ! Mill feed of all kinds, at mill: I Miles A* Son want your produce. ■ | Gt ebeU has a Sour war on hand. Nice ec’d Soda WJer. :• t\-rv- Xc I. =■ < ZE.'--I Co'a. Mr N t khig isYtill in a critical condition • . ' > : Dorn, to Mr. ;.nd Mis. Mil. Jem . git! inst a daught i • T..R I •' Dr. lb'., 4 I ' < l.'i.'ag I • . ‘ . - ’ ; • I .A $40,00J fire occurred atKen- - ItiivO..; -> w 'eit I |tm Potts Irons per net 87 cent?, at Hardware etore. . s CUrciice- K-. iring nas.jt Milford ; Saturdav on business. ■ Bon . a daughter t-o°Mr. and Mrs. - Mit.-h Meh-lie, oath” JLius*’ ■ , Bring your butter unJ, eg£?s to wanted at mui for whirl, j will p.W highest market j-riee. ■ J. A I Setting. Paris Green and Lendos Penile. I fresh from the factorx at Htx-p:n-1 garner & Miller..- ’ ' . Mj>. Eetr:;; improving rapidly and is abie to sit op for « short time each dav ■ - 1 . ■ * > Every lottie warranted,—\V id net’s Ear ectorant. Coughs and Colds 'onb atCery A Cb’a Our streets were lined with teau.s Saturday, and our merchants report a most satisfactory trade Overcoats were in demand Saturday, ” there being « . slight finny of ' snow early in the morning. Wall Pspeb! I will riot be undersold on Walk Paper by any firm in Northern Indiana.—lsnae Kindig. Tte Milford Mail changes hands this week. We extend the hand of fraternal greeting and wish the new editor success. *

LgJ.gJ-- ...J. ■ »>■ LBB CoJdGt jtnd bf se t Soda Water ! Hoopingarner A Miller's y Paris Green and London Purple always fresh at Cery A Cx’e , A car load of Lime iu.-t received at Hardware store. Damon and PSHdas will be played at Milford Saturday night. » The citizens of Silver Lake will erect a band, stand for their band. B. IL Christian.’ of Warsaw, was ■ in town Friday looking after his political interests. Miles A §on hwye made their place of business attractive by giving it a . r.eig coat of paint.. Miss Retta Hess 1 >ft Monday for Angola, Ind., to attend college for a -two months course. I Simon Strauss, the newly elected i mayor of Ligonier, will have his i election contested. '; L- your subscription is due come in and settle If you eari’t settle in i fuil pay us what you can, ■ lOOjJK) lbs Wool wanted for ; which we wu! p.ny the bight >t Casll i price. S. t.. KesXtyc.. <• Diphtheria. Las broken out in a; vi-Ment form in Li;’ mer and a num-1 I her of deaths h%ve already occurred. ■■ , Putnt down, tl.at we can sell you r< It. r Mil I r fl nn xcu can iind ■f e’bewhere, ;■} ; . : ipr • I Kindig.' Stutz kWalker’a Carriage Factory i at Grshen. was totally destroyed last ! Saturday morning, entailing a lossj ■of at'orit - I have ftt f.ale at my farm 5 miles | south of Syracuse. .ome choicer ! Lig’l-tv:i Cabbage p.ants at 29 cents j I ■ red. . ' Mm J. Hr.ivx:' ■ ■' • • • ■ • A line lino.of reward fashionable • sumtmr goods just received, ebnj sisfing of fine & Gingnams, -Challits.Lawns, Laces,;etc., at low^prices,— StfiLi ' ; Kyser, special agent of the Union National Savings and Loan Association wa? in town this week looking up tbejntereets of the company which Ju- represents. Notice is hereby given that no st ick will be allowed to pasture on "my land joining. Morgan Snyder s farm on the east, and he will act as my a pent for said l and. ’■ Phillip Doll. - 2 Dr. Bolan’s,ad., seen in our columns this xyeek. The Dr. will be in Milford, June 111 s and I L at Hotel Milford. Those requiring his services wpl do well to "remember the dates. It is said by those high up in pbil 5 Ography that Gerbelle is a choctawword meaning pintail-gosling. It may be a inisrftimer as applied to J the Goshen club for we are informed that the yofing roosters forntMug that organization lost their pin feath- • ers many moons ago. 0 Next Saturday, the republican of Turkey Creek Tp. will nominate candidates for the township offices. Not in the memory of the oldest inhabitant, has there been such a number of aspirants for each particular p< sition a? there. appears this vear. ■ • /'•' ■ ' r _ s * <■ Owners of lots in the cemetery should remember that j Decoration Day* is near. People should be wil- ' ling to devote some time and labor to the fix rg of grave lots, in order that the cemetery may present a neat and orderly appearance upon that dav. > • . A well-known (to her neighbors) gossip-monger of this vicinity, indulged io home unprovoked jeering the other day a repetition of tvhich will insure a free publication of certain letters to which have access and which would be thrilling and highly sensational' reading matter. Our ball team is negotiating for grounds for the corning season. The j material for a good teain is plenty . ‘ fr--. >;ml rj the close of the’sesson twe expect to have the scalps of our ; neighbors; dangling in our girdles, jsii.i ‘Tup Anson’’had.better not run i eg • the boys when they get ; -ir -\v-. or, ti; ~ hall . , FoA SALE -1 Corn Plow, al;r. . • . 1 Cirl 31 yds. ; 1 ; ):■'. - - -.1.--; ■-■■ ■?»• ;. 3 j chains; I t of good carpet, rags; w;: c.rpM 2- yds.;;' vinegzr; ; crock? and jars ago numerous other j articles. Call soon 4 . ‘ ; ■ I WrHSTIEB WtHBLt. T G-o. McCarter rind Lis able assistpint, Elmer Harter, surveyed th© I Crow addition to the town- Thursday ■ - .r ■ ' ".i--- h;:*’ i'-.<!?glitl to Uie fic-nnacy of the first I the local.engineer;’ ; .e all doubts, the regular > i . : .:s < ’.ICRgI dtoLX ' i defl'i' it ly all streets and alleys. This I was done by Mr. McCarter, to the I «stL:’»etibn of all so that j wo .: i: L ntly for many sub- ■ j sUiJiul improvements there soon. j A. meeting of citizens was called L ins’ Thursday* evening, tp divide: awys and means for a.proper cele-1 . bmti”.n of Decoration Dst. The j eum < ; twenty-six dollars was sub- ’. wribe-l by our citizena, to defray ex-; •wuses, «filch speaks well for the en- , public spirit of oar peo-1 pie'. Committees were appointed to decorate and to prepare programs ■srd t n cure a .speaker ,for the oc- 1 cesatML The Churci of God wherein I the exercises a ill be held will be I U-aUtifMb decorated; our well-train- I e<l bj nd will prepare choice music, < and ail preparations will be made ] for en appropriate observance ©f the ] day. It is expected that the lodges 1 1 will turn out in force, and that a ! • : large r ecourse of people will attend. j Programs will be printed soon. j j

i mi" h i nimisi lam Hammocks at lowest prices, at Hodpingarner A Mitter'sPatronize the advertisers. Miss Linda Uory is on the sick list. . ■ . Notice change of time in this week’s issue. Dentist Hontz was over to Ligonier Friday on business. ' # Miss Mae Rosenbarger visited with ' friends id Benton last week. 1 John Howard made a business trip tp Cromwell Saturday. x Solomon qeese',acd family, visited with A. A. Rasbr and wife 'on Sunday. . Mrs. Willey spent a few days •in Goshferi last week the guest, other .brother, Aba Wilder: See John Stiffler when you want Painting or Paper Hanging done in a satisfactory manner ‘ind on short notice.:'’ ■ / -Minnie -Stough, one >f our i-sfi-mabfo young ladies went to Chicago . Saturday, where she will remain during the summer. ’ . s ' l Jotin W. Stetler Mett Monday for I Itidiai«-ipolL where he g ’f-s as re] :e---sentaiiye of the F. & A M., of Syra<u ?. T. ’?• Editor Chaddock of Milford, and Mr. Brennen, of Peru. Ind , drove ovei on j leaA pleasant call Friday. 5 • • ' i The comrr iff oe id whom has been j ’n.'il,' Decoration Day jexercis.e<. -renuest all ...the pupils of | public scbi . l.and the everal Sun-i Iday schools to meet at the School I i house Fridsv afterao ah at 2:30. ] • __ - V. B Royer, the eloquent young pastor of the German Reformed Ch::rcb ? ,of Gosheen, will deliver the address on Decoration Day. This young orator is famed for his forensic ability and will, no doubt be greeted by a large and appreciative audience. - ~ • Will Barnes, of the firm of Barries & Morajnty, of Goshen, drove over Friday afternoon to bny. flour., but failed to get it. Our mill is turning out such excellent flour.that merchants in Goshen and neighboring towns are handling it to the exclusion of other flour. Decoration Day this vear promises to lie of more than usual interest more people 'are concerned in its welfare and doubtlees all who come will be richlv rewarded. Manifest - • „ _ o . • your patnptism by deeds rathjer than words, so come out and lend a hand to make the day a memorable one. The famous Gerbelie’s are expected to cross bats with, the honie ball club the alternoou of Decoration Day, It is presumed that this club with an esthetic name will fitly embody the good qualities of the noted Gerbelle of their town in which case lovers of the national game will be given a fine exhibition of ball playing. The coming meet of the Yatch Club at WawAsee lake will in all probability be one of the very best ever'held in Indiana orr any of her beautiful lakes. A feature worthy.of mention will be the Appearance of the now yacht of Coirimodore J. F. Wright, ; of Columbus, /Indiana., which has been named Wawasee. Mr Wright will be remembered as a prominent character during the last five years in the regattas on the waters of Wawasee. Elmer Harter, of Warsaw, deputy county surveyor, was in town Friday amKmade this office a pleasant call. Mr. Harter’s name will be presented at the convention to be held Jane 12. 1894, as a candidate for Surveyor subject to its decision. Mr. Harter is a gentleman possessing the necessary qualfications for this important pffice, having served uuder the present incumbent and' therefore has a perfect knowledge of dlie business. Mr Hxrter is an honota/We upright citizen , and wi i, no dout>t make a st mu race for the nominal ion.. N'JTR’E ? I am prepared to gum saws, and grind 'plow pc-ints and do all kinds jof repair work at my «!.*■]» on Main ■ -t.- .8 - HabkubS. i ,i. ■ NOTICE TO OWNERS OF OOGS. The law requires that all- dogs ehall ’be lioensld • and any cue owning or harboring a dog not thus licensed i® liable to a severe penalty. The dog if.not licensed may be killed by any ; eizoc. nt any place er nny time without notice. . / To afford all citizens an opportunity of meeting the requirements of. ti. f 1 iw, I will hold the. Keens? book !op*a tifi tbe 13th dhy of June. It >■»? . 'eossary na- the- 'dog j ft;-1 •- -emAv dvlfa’i* shoifeftud the Oily motoll ivuilihle wid be that ari-; cruing from licenses. J. .P, DOLAN, z Township T Notice. 9 1 !:e celebrated Stniiionl'AlT. WqKd .I be at Isaac - Kindig’s barn in -syi sense. Ir;l. on' Saturdays < t each. week. Capt-. Wood is- i :arg<. n borseO IS hands high and weighs i»W pounds Tkkms:—-tlO t<> iti.-ure niare with For Fvdigree cto . address A.? «J. RooißAuanl New Fari“. lad . 30 Ihe more ham l<ertains ’ Ceugb Remedy is used .the better it is liked. We know of no other remedy that always gives satisfaction, Ris good when you first catch cold. It is good when your c< ugh is seated and your lunes are sore. It is gtxxi in any kind of a cough He I have sold twenty-five dozen of it and bottle has given satisfaction. Stedman & Friedman, Minnesota Lake, .. .. n. 50 cent bottles for sale by Uoopingarner & Miller. ■

J. D. ARMSTRONG. Practical Optician, Watchmaker and Engraver, Expects by the excellence of his workto inefit a share Qf your patronage. - Reliable stock of constantly on hand. M East side IliMixorbs , Soda Water at Hoopingarner A Miller’s. ' “ Mrs. D. O. Hearne and little son. Robert, of Elkhart, visited the family of Mr. and Mrs. Harkless Fast week. 8 Rev. Martin, the pastor of the M. E. Church, will bold here Sunday evening . . FOR SALE. Three young horses, will sei! on time.—S. L. Ke Ming., ’ . Pcb* blood means good health. .Kc-iaterce It with I.V Wit: ■> .ijparHla. It purifies :i. ■: pTions, Eczema Scrofula. ».uid nil <t’seas4‘s .i-Sirg from impure bloc J. li r<'<~jnißM n<l« it -if.. Hoopingarncr & Mil- :. , ■ Gt .MAX Axxi'al Ml t.l'lXO r?.>' Annual sewing- of the German Baptist Breth- n will be held at Meyers* dale. T’a ... cri the Pittsburg Division of the Bailiinor aiidOhio Bdilroa-1. corit- . ■ n. the B &‘ ‘ , ■ ■ rsionticketstc>j>b-y. >- dale and return from all stations on ;ts j -vstem of lines, at rate of one first-class far.- : tile n’nmd trip. From points east-;:f nird including Pitts’ t:rg liiul Wheeling .the tickets' will be sold froni May 82 t<» 'js'inclusive, and will be £u ! . for return passage within thirty days from date of sale.. Sjievial train will leave Chicago at 2:56 p. jn.. May’2s. arid will lie at Sy muse about 6p. m ;Frvm points west </ Pittsburgh tnd Wheeling the tickets will be sold from May 21st to 26 th inc usivr>. and will , be valid for aeturn pas sage yy it bin 30 days from date of Sale. - For time of trains etc., address nearest Agent of the B. AO. Ry.', or O. P McCarty, Gun’l Passr. Agent, B. & O. S. W K., St. Louis* Mb?. L. S. Allen, Genl. Asst. Genl Pass Agent B & O Ry. Chicago. 111. E D Smith, Div Pass Agt B A O Ry.. Chas O Scuil. Genl Pas* Agt. Baltimore, M'4, Something it rong * hen you tire so daslly. Something wrong whep the skin is not clear and smooth. Something wrong when the Blood is impure. Something right when you take l>e Wit’s Sarsaparilla. It neo turner ds itself. Roopingarperi Miller. CHICAGO INTER OCEAN Chicago newspapers have lately gone into merchandising in connection with their efforts to incroas'* their circulation to such an extent as to involve them in home difficulty with their large advertisers who object to the low price and good values offered. The 'most noaBl? instance of .this is The inter Ocean,Which; was compelled to dispense with its very popular Book Department for no other reason. It continues its' World’s Fair Portfolio Department however,. which is delivering about 11,000 per aday at present and has just added a coiftp.rehepsive series of ’“Views of the .World,” and a book of music called ‘‘Harmonized Melodies.” on the same plan They are sold at a certain price provided the purchaser presents a certain number of coupons cut finm the paper. Creates health, creates strength strength, creates vigor; De Witt’s Sarstaparii. recommends itself. JloopLugaruer & Miller. lihcoc/iTea 1 JF « Wggg 5 I MB s i FEW* 4SV a , IF YOU HAVE any derangement bf the Liver, Kid- ; neys or Stomach, if your Blood is , impure, if troubled with c.onr.»pa« I tion, or IfVour wnole system is run down and needs building up. try,l UHCOLU TEA. Why pay a DOLLAR | for a vile compound, when for as i CENTS you can get a package of UNCO LN TEA, made from pure, fresh herbs, with curative qualities far exceeding any other tea or preparation on the market. Directions simple and plain. AB first-class druggists sell u.vcOljv TEA- Beware of Inferior teas that druggists try to sell you as “Just as good as Lincoln Tea.” Noneofthem are as good. Tike soother. Sold by Hoopingarnpr A Milb-r. i— —-1 The Keystone Watch Case Co. of Philadelphia, theiargest watch case manufacturing concern in the world, is now putting upon the Jas. Boss Filled and other cases made by it, a bow ; (ring) which cannot be twisted or pulled off the watch. It is a sure protection against the I« pickpocket and the many accidents ■ that befall watches fitted with the , old-style bow, which is simply held • in by friction and can be twisted oS with the fingers. It is called the

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~-i /ri■!■■ mi l ! m l ' — —~ ;W1 MT 1 BARGAINS?-—-«>a■■ 4 . * ■ . ■ , I have just purhased for Spot Cash in Chicago the largest and most complete sto k ever brought to Syracuse. Read our prices. Dry Goods and Notions. nrxnw— wrr- nr - r>—r ~ —an - - •] ‘ Good Calicoes, 4c yard Good Ginghams, „ 5c fieavy Brown Sheeting, 5c Ladies’ Fast Black Hose, 4 pair for 25$ .. 5 Good figured Satteen, ■' > 15c worth £qod colored Shirting. _>■ ,5c yarn Gents'Handkerchiefs, • 5c eneh ' Large assortment of Summer Dress Goods jit unheard of low pr ices. ’ . « * Latest styles in Ladles* Capes in all shades • from $2.00 up?; 1 ' Silk Umbrellas at half their value.' New styles in Dress Trimmings. Over 50 patterns in Men's and Boy's Ck/. ing at Free Trade prices. . / Men'Suits from \ $4.00 up Boys $1.25/up t Boy's Knee Fants > .20c up--. A full line of Trunks and Valises, yfery cWry ? Complete assortment of Men's Scarfs, Tec • and Ties. , / , - - To each purcliag^of S4O worth of goods during the present year we will present free a copy of the Columbian Exposition Album. > ■ 1 - -i ZProdAxee in. EsciiarigeEZig'ixest price pa-id for O-re-in.- > ■ r •-j .■ s ‘ Sespeotfixllsr, S. L. KETRING. ',■ ■ 1 ‘ >— \V.A LL J I '•/ Just received a new stock of Wall Paper, of the very latest designs, and borders to . match. We can make you prices lower than. Vever. Come and examine my stock buying elsewhere.} ’ » - ■ ii ■■ niiiiMin ■ ’ 1 PT OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE, OP Parlor and Bedroom Sets, ■/ .■ f ■' . ' ■ : ? c •’EST’/ ■« f I f I LLj l L_"i I—TLJJ ZX “N /f* •£■l MMN «£■ wlw W MMIMW ■XmmJ v I LOUNGES. ROCKING CHAIRS., PLUSH GOODS, , s . . / SCHOOL SUrFFLIES, 1. KINDIG, - & 1 , . • ■ • 1 ■ i . % ■ , ■ . I • i 1 ' ' '■ ■ - ? J. *' ' 1. -i”. , ■ j,,.;’.. •• . VV ant a Plow? ; , < - I-. ; tvaKvaiYC v"' ■>*. ; . i ‘>,7 • We sell as low as we can. ■ Lower than ever before. We have too manyjsSS 1 For the next 10 days we will sell No. 9. Wire for $1.65. ” 10 and 11 Wire for $1.75 ts t CtWtKMHtWfHWt i 11 —— -r—l C34.—S JH j J Lex - ■ Ek»» So Lixe IO az ,v •<« wnM«traiwcMHm& emttauummtfuaateKtftuutiuuiuauuu uuu u»«*uw k