The Syracuse Register, Volume 6, Number 35, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 11 July 1895 — Page 4

. "’ w “ -wy ' — SYRACUSE REGISTER. - Published every Thursday, at Syracuse, .Koscitiakb (County, Spite of Indiaoa. ED C. BRAHAM, Editor and Publisher, r.' . - ■RS E C GRAHAM. Associate Editor. Catered &t the -poatnfflce at Sytacuss, an Second-Class Mail Sfattbr. Subscription Terms; * -'* ~t. .7- ■ Dao Tear, Cash in Advance,.,... .pi 00 JLx Month* •*• •• >• .;.- go three ■■ “. ’“ 80 Subscriptions pinning three months tk arrears without settlement, will be , fluYged up at the ra'<r of Twente-Five ribenis for each additional Six Months. THURSDAY , July’a, ihoy SYRACUSE MARKETS. -R?-vi«cd every Thtirstl:*.; : • Butt .-(Mr lb ’ • ,\- 4>«>» ' “ dor. Th* WhvAt ■•■ bii*h;j ’ . • .Corn ••. ■• .- - ' • Jr-C . , CJpv/r isesd " ■ 0»!W Sim id MuH' Hide ■ A M I LES & HIGBEE, . Bankers, MILFORD. IND. |H> I GENERAL BBMSG BISIU’M. Jekosits jtfe.e. vej, •a . ' F.M.Ott, -HEALER IN- ’ b $d SM tafe High'-: bi s . 4 f-r JiuU'i•< id the woods or a. the iuil! Fanners, having t^n I>. ;■ sbUUld not wait *rr U-t•> coin. and y,-... but drop U* ; a postal can! ss.rl we will inyrojignte. 1 Planing and Matching dene to order on short Notice, BY RM TSE. INDIANA. . . - ‘ ; j | B. F. “Hoy,” PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. J Syracuse Indiana. IMI'SWLI, PROPRIETOR OF— . ’ !JIK! BIIU i r’n-nipt Ub i!» n given to Inignori. ’ -. .III—! -■ O- * - D S. HONTZ. Dentist. 5 . ■ * Syracuse; Indiana. ‘ ■ . •* 1 ' ’ -j— — ENTERPRISE BARBER SHOP? J W Rothenberger, PropT In RasCincnt umtet 8. L KjHriU|f'e Stere] I kßve eeeuccd liie serrinee trf a first .<• I .- . . my b. -t,. < " ■"please . l ii'totaet-s ioweU and >hatp FfcsqM La flLaii diro-init a .•|ie‘va!ty ■._.■• FIXE I.IXE OF CIGARS 1 am also agent.for Ariel Bhyele~ Can an vcyoti money u® wbueU. Don't 1 puy till yon are-me. Ke pairing and jupp.K- of i.I times. SYRACUSE, IND. SI BAM HOTEL, Fred. * Hinderer. Prop’r. - RATES tV 00 per |>»y I ... slatioiis. M •bus-to and from ail trains ® gkrtiooi Liy ■rj' in ronnecti<>u. SYRACUSE, INDIANA! • < ■ - ■ Eli Bustiong, .Barber. HAIR CUT 20 Ch. SHAVE-10 ctj, PTilrin ttM»eb» I sharp raroro_#J GEO. W. MILES, Attorney-at-Law and Insurance Underwriter. Special attCDtioa tdWn t» collections. stbacuss. nw. 8J

—-•" ...1 I "■■■■'" LOCAL BREVITIES. ■ * '. Wiient is worth EBc now. Patronise the Advertisers. See tbe.b-dl gnaie baiurday. Rye anzji Gats wanted at mill. Old papers for sale at thia office. Buckwheat for Seed at the Mill. , S' . •• ■ ■ ‘ ■ The homo nine will go to ,W:,i?aw _ tomorrow; J. W. Rothenberger sold two new Ariels this w,eek. Travie Butler won the fwo mile " race with ah Arie'. , s ; Our merchants report a splendid /trade on ti j fourth. ‘ a John E. Striel y, of Syracuse, had • his pension reisaned. ■ The Bremen club will E ' Eero n. xt, , week. Watch for bids. J J. A 'Ke-triug left Sunday evening! , for Chicago on business. t- l.as commoner I i:. this ! locality, and farmers are bury.«!' ,♦ James Eatilo and. fatniiy of Gn-i shen, picknicked at jor.< s‘ tla lrl>. i 0. W. Ru*m ’1 spent the Fourth! to Syracuse with parents and tnendaJ S loipoa and-Utatk Birchriiud <>f. i Now Paris, were in toxrn Thursiiiv, •7 , Mr John Sailor and others, of I Nappanee, spent Sun lay June | at A'awter. Park. ' J. J F. Smith and wife, of Cromwell j were in town Jlo 4th »::d vs:ted with their many 'Het. .Mrs. G'a.rk a.r! dayo'oter. of D»n- ’ ver, Colo., wefe'guests ( 7 v". and, Mr« M (', Ij 'tev ih> wee’ .. Ct no in and gi.e a. y c.r oaa.e for a 3 months salseiiptiopto Ti>;; Rfotte;; I can loan rome money on tayor-1 able terms to the proper party who will apply } romptly. Gro. W. Mile- ! 1 ALss Minnie Stough, of Chicago, arrived home Wednesdav ar. 1 win' . *pen t the summer with 1 , Apentß iThu.’.’Hppanteprd office was rot - ‘7 bed July 2. and $St) jp v. >■» 'taken. It is irnppt Aed t Le the, ! work of home talent - ‘ i The &npual regalia at LakeW<*a I ♦ see wijl take p'aee Monday if the . weatlw :s fa\ >rai le Several new yachts uHI compete for the yup this * .. year. 'I 'I If you ore going to have a Public' ’ sale, come in and let us get cut your 4 bills New type- ahd reasonable 'prices <■;■ euu a call. Dr. Schumaker- and family, of I j Nappanee, spent Jho !th at Conkling ’ ’ Hill t! o finny tribo with fair ( ’success. | i lakfirawa a". I .Ugonier .played * ball Monday, result 25 to 0 in favor of Lagrange. Albion at Rome City, 13 to 6 in favor of Rome City ' Andrew Rarick, of Wawasee, y was mmrod t > Miss May Myers,j ■j dauglites of Michael Jlyers. VV»- ex-. . tend eong.r L,: .■ - I Watch or Jewelry repairing will Ibe neatly and promptly cone 1 y | leaving seme yjfh I*. E. Hi ndrii keon ! ,or nt lloopilearner A Miller s drug ,st re. jh A new temper pool and bil-1 ♦ Hard room has been opened in the ! I Stewart building on Huntington. ,street \V. H. ti.e pro-: ■ prittor. ■ A bicycle tOruynat.neut will be one of.tlie ncxt eventa in Syracuse. Gohl and ' silver medals will be given to wiuDeris. A good days sport is promised. Thp Misses Jessie Ketrjng, Lucy, • Blanche and Hattie H.rderer and’ Howard Bowser, toft today for a fowl days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. But f of Nappanee. i The ladies of the Lutheran church served ice and cake Thursday on the lawn of Hod -J.'W. Stetk-r, < n Main street. The rooeipta were; very i v to the ladies. lue It A O. local set fire to the 1 wheat field of ilv i. j. IV. Stetler, I last Friday, and one. hundred amlj sixteen sl ocks were destroyed befbie i the fire was gotten under control by | | the section hands./ ' 1 Dr. Gantz, w i’e and daughter, of I Ligonier, spent tLc Itb at the lake, : an,! pxsscd through hero Friday on •11 •. i; a ay* t. 51iifo: I. wbt :<•. th- y I will visit a few. days with Dentist i Gant? of that place. \Vawase<- lon was well patronized ' by out-of-town visitors on the 4th. I T.he display <4 firework# su the even i ing was witnessed by thousand* who j were scattered around the lake. A grand bail in the evening was largely attended. ' . < Mrs. B. F. Hoopiugirn .r-fell down the cellar stairs in Hooptngarner A Miller's drug store last Thursday morning aud received slight bruises ‘about the face and body, but w:w • not seriously inj jred She has fully rveov. rriFfrom the shockMoney to loan on Farm and Towu ! Property at 6%• Persona desiring to pay off mortgagee on their homes or borrow money on Real Estate should call on E. W. Hum, who reg resents the Metropolitan Loan A avings Association ot Indiana. Loans will be made for any term from two two to eight years inclusive. Mis. Lincoln gory was accidently poisoned Thursday morning by taking through mistake a dose of hellebore in place of soda. The children were sent Immediately for a physician but both Were absent from town and the druggist gave an antidote which had the desired effect. She has entirely recovered from the effects «Tj the ’

Syriv use vs Albion, Saturday next, | Andrew Gallagher was on the sick list thi-* Week. Druggist Kledt r of Milford, took. in the hall ge-no hero Friday '.The Heti Men oi G r.ui, oia picnic at hike Wavasee July 17th Geo. M. Ray end Mrs. Abbie Miller were married at Warsaw June-, i 30th. ' • ' I ■ Mr. apd Mrs, James Casey, of Ligonier,'spent - the Fourth at A'awter’ ' Park. - - ‘ < Etuy teeth extractrnsr, Kline,’ Dentist, Ligonier, It d. 27 | A beard cau be colored brown or' black by Buckingham’s Dye f r the Whiskers. A dancing Jbear was on our streets Tuesday evening making fun.for the' | children. 1 : rn to Mr. 4 and Mrs. Grovei ’ Cieydliwd, at Gray Gables, July Sth, I a daughter. The corn crop is promising in this sectii v, but another week of dry ; weatlnr' will hurt it. C. L., Leonard, of Silver Lake, pas- f ! sod through town Tuesday on his ! wheel «inoutt ,(o Ligonier i * 1 . Foi: S.’i.E:—One 5-ton, Fairbanks i Scales. Will sell on time. H R j KJ INF. IN btist, Ligot icr, Ind. 27 A number'of s Knights of Pythias <sf this pl ice will go t > Wa waka on! the 17th tb' as.-Ist organizing a{ ' titw lodg.) at that place. ’ W. A. S.-’inan# and sop, Harry and I’ -. d Mi-'hel i, of Nuliltsville, i u ti.c <7 Llr, :-."l Llrs. G<ne‘ I Sen ' • •• t ek. I- h ive a tine 2 year old Hamble- :■ nirui Colt, will make a g< -j 1 driver,. A baig-a.n for tome one J. W. Roth-' thbergir, Syracuse, Indi The little ones of Mrs. Stough's 1 I Sabbath s.clans gathered at her! I honie on Shtu'Tuy aite’rnoou and en-i jojed 3 plei'.sh:;'. t-i rt y lAi’.!. 1 Be solo to Lear the sermon at JL ,E. church Sunday evening. The ’subject is h law which is. working all j ■ aroii-d ut. ; Let there be aero it house; | S>!iX<il.F.s- . Sm.’ml.ty SmIXuLEs"' 1 Special prices for a short time. ' J.'t'.-ge stut'k ai d gieat variety. . ST*XnABe.’MASVFACtC3I>’G (To. Milford, Tbd. j There will be preaching at the M. ’ F ch uch by the pastor, next Sunday evehifrg- at Ttw. Subject:—. “The Evolution of Higher Excel- ! lenCe.“ The young people cspecfolly 1 are invited. . . | I ■ ■■ ■ . . I I The Albion and Syracuse teams! . will, play on the home grounds next ■ , Saturday afternoon at 2:30 p. mJ Kerr and Landis will be the battery I for the house team. Tbiswill be the j game of the season. . Don’t miss it. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Faekler, Mr. I i ayd Mrs Jacob Kern and family and j Mr and Mrs. Chas. Hammond, of! j North Baltimore, were the guests of I ■Mr.‘an 1 Mrs. J H Stough on Sun-1 I day. ■ : j S-venty-five persons were precip-i it ited into the river at Bristol, Ind.,' ! July 4th. a distance of 30 feet, Neri ’one was killed Outright, although j nearly ail received painful injuries. , jDr. Dutrow, of Bristol, is the most! i seriously injured. His hurt consists! •of injury t > the spine. There were; seme miraculous escapes reported, . j W. A. Sitomercher, Mis? Maude ; Senbower, T. O Mite hell, Miss Jessie Ocker, Miss Nellie Shrock, Charles Chew, Geo. Chew, J. D, Ciixnmins, llo' t Billingham, Chas. Senbower, Chas. Casper and W. D. Johnson spent Sunday at Syracuse. —Garrett i Herald. One night last week Alva Jounce was awakened by a nojse in his chicken house, and, hastily dressing and with gun in hand he went out to investigate. The thief became frightened and left m a hurry, but ■ forgot ids dog and Mr. Ypunca dis- J «covered the animal making frantic | ■ efforts to follow its master. He knew { jibe dug as it ia owned ia Martins-1 burg We would advise the party I Ito quit chicken stealing or he will ’ • find himself full o* holes some |ingA runaway Sunday evening caused fonse excitement on our streets. Mm. fteml. Rasor, little baby and Petmrtia Callers, ware out driving, and While eoftnbg-dhwa Hnntiugtoni str, 'hill, tbfe horse beoame un-J |mm tveabb ‘find started at a lively I ! gait f>t tLe barn. Mrs Rasor losing I [all control over tbsrfhorae, screamed I with frig l-t whirl/ added to the ; horse’s f»: r -ht. While making the turn into the alley leading to the baru the wheel ofithe buggy struck a vmall tree which overturned the bnggv throwing the occupants out but fortunately they were not injured The buggy wes broken but the occupants, aside from the shaking up received from the fall, were uninjured, j Wa heard a number of complaints tbta week of the closeness of the: atmosphere, and we wondered at the , wbynfess of it, hhen suddenly a thought came to our minds and the ‘whynisb’ was explained. AU the air *i* beibg pumped into those pesky bicvcles leaving none for poor mortals to breathe! Is not the present dry opell caused by the scarcity of air to drive the clouds our way? ? Think of the years to come and of the bicycles yet lobe filled with air, and what will poor -»editors do who can’t afford to own wheels and ride into the country for a breath us fresh air! Think of the number of; cyclones that are confined in the. pneumatic tires Os to-iay! Will’some! scientist rise and explain htftv’maiiy ; • riibic of nir arc emfftoed vrithih the tn. * of bicycles st present. •

Flour, Feed and Grinding will be Cash after this date. J. A. Kstbixg. Banker Ed. Higbee apd family, . and a number of prominent families nf«Milford, are enjoying an outing _J;.is BYtl on L*ke W’i« »,-c. at Pick- 7 wick Paik The party wi 1 liv» on a striptly fish het, so we ar* informed, and the finny denizens pt the lake 1 will furnish them three 9. day. ;As banking is a severe strain on the brain, the fish diet will furnish necessary elements to build up brain tis‘‘suc, am! jolly Ed. will be refreshed, and will go back to his debits and ! credits, loans, mortgages, etc, with n Dewed, energy. \A e jiope the • party will thoroughly .enjoy the beauties of the lake and its surrouDiiißgs. ,

jOROMWELL NEWSMLT.’I'UIST EIWSCOPAI cffVBiCH:K<’V. t I>. Smith, f’reachitv? • rc-y tv. - weeks.-every alternate Sabbath 1" T p-. ofti. Leairue every-S ;n-iay at 700 p, -18. I LI’THERAN CHVRCH: R v. .t. XtmlWck 1 I'rvaehlns every t*-j weeks every 1 alternate Sunday ::t i:3e. I Lri-tfan En- ’ <I»--ivvr S xrii.ty Sunday evening *>. »a. • * IN'VVRSALIST CHIRt’I- •’’* nehtng tee j sjp- 'nd *.in<lay ot ezteli nion’' t Eggs are plenty. Cronnvfll is on the boom. Che? Debrular is on the rick list. Sc-e A’, B. MeMe: n- for tinware. 4 Go to J. Flowers !■ r tabular wells. I Ou; creamery is in full blast. \ ... . ' j ■ Several of o’ur city peoj!>!a spent j Sunday at Mineral lake. Mrs. W. Schlabach and sou. Harry ; returned home from South Bend. Saturday. • j •. ■ • . i 80l Lung m.?; W B. klcMenns wit--1 ncssed the bail game at’ Ligonier l Monday. , J R. Mcssimoro has returned home to fill his place rip the night office. j. IL Schlabach is yisitihg K. F. Multiu at J.uift's landing where. * they are camping, . Father Waltman delivered quite an interesting sermon Sunday evening from the Lutheran pulpit. C. L. Schlabach and Wife spent Sunday at, the Ilawpatch witjj the ! latter’s mother who is very ill. David Pollock was taken ill Monday night but is some Jje-tter at this ; writing. * Skip Steffi ivud Shglb> Green ' went to Albfcn Monday on business. V.’m. Stoner returned home Tuesday fiom ’Ft Wevr.o ' beet receiving mpdjcal treatment for ; the ntHt three months. Tb£ ductors ‘ lepoVt him much better, and we - hope li? will continue to improve, . For Sale, One Buekey Mower and one Hay Tedder. I will sell on time. * S. L. Ketrixg. On July 21 to 29 inclusive, the ! Baltimore A Ohio RaJroftd will! sell ■excursion Tick ts to. M uutain Like ’ Park. Md., at rate of one fare for the round trip, account W. £. T. V. . Meetings. Tickets will be good to r< turu until July 31, lt-95. For iurtber information call en or address any B A O agani orL. 8. Allen, A. G P A Chicago, 11l Low Excursion Rates to Mountain La|*e Park W., account Camp Meeting j , Via.;fhe Baitlmere A Ohio Ry. On July 3to 15 inclusive, the Baltimore <k Ohio Railroad Will -ell excursion i tickets to Mounta .1 Lake Park. .Md.. at , a rate of one fare f-»r she round trip, on j account <>f the Annual Camp Meeting [Tickets will lie Ro«>i for returning until [July 17. lifiri. i for further infonaatiou cal! on or adjdres any B. &O. Ticket Agent or L S. m. Asst General Pass r Agent. < ( hicrejo. Ik. — . ReJticed Rate? To Baltimore ; Ou account b( the met ting of the Baptist Young l’et»p\ s I’nion at Haiiimore, July 1- th to 21 -t. the B. & O Ry. AA>. will plate on -ale at a'! ticket ' stations on its lines w»t of the Ohio ■ River, excursion tickets at one Lire for I the round trip. These tickets will be sold July IMh and 17th. valid for return I passage until Acgw-t sth. The rate from Chicago Will be $17.50 ami proportionately low rates from other points, 'tickets w ill also be p.jued on sale at all coupon uffii'Cs went mChicago. hatever point you start from be. sure rour ticket reads van B. &Q. In addition to thehistorfe- country through which,tin' B& O run- the B&O is the only line from Chicago to Baltimore nin'niamg via Waihinjjtom a double daily .service of fast oppress trains run between west ami ea«t" For full partienlirthiddress L. S. Allien. A <1 P. A , Graol Central Station •Clm ago. J aj. —; , . rife.- - - NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY IX THE MATTER UP THE ESTATE UF < Hk.xj.vjux F- - IX THE KfWn siKO ’CTKCWT COrRT. XU. 0L NOTICE 19 HEREBY OJVEX that upua petition Pled tn safdCoeri by the Adjulnfetrat<h>of *aj<i estate, seit&e up the insufficiency of the persomd estnfn of said deccdcpt to pay the deVts thereof, the Judge ot ild Court <>l4 on tt»e Wth dayM June I*3. Snd >;'Jd estateyn be probably tnsolveid. and ordered the some to be settled acron ingly. , ■ The exeditors ot said are therefore hereby taUHSed of speh tejgtvcDCy and re- : qutrvd tb fie tlieir elatiu * ajtomt said estate for aßod' ex. A I W ITXfsi 1 , flic Clerk and seal of said Court !>t War*>w. Indiana. thii»!Hh day of June s<iu WILEFAM Clerk ri .

" G. IIWIM II ‘ 'WMMMKrSMMMME > FARM FOR SALSSouth of Syracuse m Van Buren , township—one hundred apd twenty i acres at a bargain. Geo. W. Miles. '■? NOTICE. L f I urn prepared to gum saws, and grind plow points and do all kinds I , of repair work at av shop on Main street—S. Habkless. j’ ~

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- Z — . 11 any dor,inc ement Os the Liver, Kid Hneya cp Ijtomach, if your Blood i. Impure, if troubled with constipa - tion, or if your whole system Is rut dOMln and needs buftdin-jr up, tr ' -yriCOLtJ- TEA. Why pay a COL LA? for a vile compound, when for x?£ Cri'o'S you can get a package of " ! £j.Vy~CM>’ TEA, mads from pure, -’fresh herbs, with curative quatltie* j far.exceedlng any 'or prep- | ' aratjo'n .cp Jna m^r:<et. : Directions r!r.pld;andpl?in.- All ; first-class L.ru;’-jists sell L/.'.COLA : , TEA. Bevvaix of inferior te-s that ; ' dr.Jrjglsts’/ 7 to ycu as ' just as ; Icood as Lihyoln Ten." i.'; r.c if then* ' are os pood. lake us of ,-. . ( Trespassing. j Mom remedies trespass upmi your i : time and puckta book. After using a ilozen liottles wltlrbut kittle -.-r tio re-' lief yon arc discouraged.? if you want sure reiii i iror.i constipation, indigestion and btliouspess, ’ try Uaidivcli's j Syruv Pepsin.' A JUebidtie (JQ doses| lOcts will indicaie what it will do for you. 1 v . A* »>y Theo. Miller, druggist. »| The Standard MFg Co.. ■L* Milford, Ind. •i ■- *■' ' , ’ W< ary headquarters for L~.;uiber. |. Lath, Shingles. Verandas, Gables, and ; a full line of interior hnish. Prices as low as the lowest. fe*’Estimates furnished .on application.

■ ■ .... To Farmers. GRAIN and SEEDS "For Seeding Purposes, Re-cleaned Clover and Timothy Seed. Millet. Hun- , garian, Flax. Buckwheat and other grass and field seeds. Come and see us when y. u want to buy <,r seli anything in ot;r line. JOHNSON & SON. . 211 So. Main Si . Goshen. Ind.

-1 jJjr ‘ AA ,? ? [i, • '■ T lyik;-7 “’ll . UNCO W 8 : < n bt mm i HUNTINGTON STREET. ■ Keep on hand at alltisies—- ’ AH' kinds of Meats Highest price paid for Hides and Tallow.. Come and sec me.

— ! — ■ Want a Plow? 40 -at ~~ '■.•'■’• I o. \rry "SiJSu' ~ "•■■** '. ~,* _ ;'■ . - -.: . > Oil vex size tlxe loest. >. . ’ ■ • - ■ •■..• ■ . Do you want Wire? f - . We have it and the price is right. . < BUGGIES- *Full line, all styles and prices. Call and see our complete line before buying. 4 E. E. STRIEBY. — ~ -■ - —X~- s— ® Frazier s piiDE Let this office S A IjE BILLk . print your new type, good printers, low prices KSt«I«VB. NAPPAX ER.-IXWAM. For Sale by Tbc-o. Miller. .' ' v . ■ - • ' ‘ 0

i> » ' ’ ———m—r -i—we i—.-.aaßMc A CAR I OA D..rA.;4H.. — OF NEW GOODS, Just in and prices lower than ever. Onr stock is complete in all lines. Dress Goods in foreign and domestic at unheard of low prices. Novelties in all wool imported mixed suitings at 50c per yd. • ■ ' \ ' ' ...Jr DOMESTICS, Sheetings, Ticks. Bleached ' Muslins, etc., lower than ever, r Straw Matting. Oil Cloths and Carpdts in all styles and quality. Lace burtains and Window Shades from the cheapest to the best. . Ladies Capes, an elegant line at prices that are right. \ ; Notions, press Trimmings. Corset Laces* Handkerchiefs, Hosiery in large variety.. CLOTH ING-We havft a large variety. We also have sam pies from J. Philipson & Co., said by sample only. They make a eomplete line of Brethren Clothing. Ovix Sixes Steels for Men. Boys Souths, Women, Misses or Children.is com* plete and at astonishingly low prices*'' lii: is aH# winy sshii the hint Cents' furnishing goods-Men's white and colored laundreid shirts, open front and back new styles. Ties, Cuffs, etc/ A complete lin? unlaundried shirts for men -and boys. ffiDME-S& e lai 7 e ?J st P ck in town - Try Chase & Sanborns Bulk Coffees. ■- j S. L. Ketring.

The Great Mountain Chautauqua. The Paradise of the Mountains, on the sum, gitof tl;e Alleghenies. Thirteen years of spiv: J id fii'Mry : Xj iuv. , v liv:‘ ill s ,'yi ha tl;r great-park vs SOQ-acttft- '.'•oleinll'l'ho , J tel'and cottaxe aceoinniorlatious at from Eli a wet‘k. The -umnier -s bnrtl with ?’ ;•dfpartnieuUfif important study, under tlm cats* of the best instructors <sut of the IvmliuS , ■ in> ver-il l. s. 7.07 *to 27t!i. Tiie Great Menn • tain t'lmutamew- Au.r 7to 27L’; Que i.U'i ired professionals well known in ti e eii- : t. r linnient field. 'Will liU tho passing dayI with pleasuie and profit. It lathe coolest 1’ . cin apest and most inspiriiu place America to spend a sutfimer ta--.;iti'-ii. It Ison the ra.iin line ot the picturesque It. >. Il li i- ad. :>uin. with sleeping «it« parlor cars tci the doors.. If you .are Interested •.lie . !- ;>:■ 4 . mi:.(.Lome.illustrated, detailed pro- , eram will t e mailed- to jrbu if you will send ' your name and address to the Airent of tlie ■ It. X <>. K. 1; Co.. Mountain Lake Park, Mil Caldwell'? Syrup Pepsin. |s a boon to those suffering from eohsti}>alie>n,aml sick headacFe. Try a 10c I bottle ■ It) doses llk'i and be convinecti. . , Large sizes si)e and ?i. l' or sale !>y ■ I Theo? Miller, druggist. [ ■ DO YOU OWE THE REGISTER?'

■ 1 ./.l 1 ., ■ —s. MANLY, : i Abstractor. Work Fromptlv Ihw-l’rfces Righl Wire Over lhe Fest "'l'lif?, WnrQiw, In? . . - f L »- «■ ' ; i Half Rates To Waxhinslcn. L* r i Ballimorc Via the Baltimore <& OhU Kailroh.': r <IL July Id atnli'T the I : altentore,fts ' Ohio Railroa-l will seii eya-ur-ion tickeia to Washington. I). ( a!ul i’altimore. Mil., at rate of one fare fur round trip, account Baptist Young People > L'nior ,<if America. Tickets' will be good toi i rpttirn until Augtfst 5th s 1865. ?Eor fuillwr lufdrmation call on or ad dtes» any B. &O. Ticket agent, er, L. 8 rAilea. G. P. A.. Chicago, JH-.