The Syracuse Register, Volume 6, Number 49, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 17 October 1895 — Page 1

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Ml DIRCTW. .A/t/iwV .»•.« •\«A*Wrrwnt CHURCH OF GUD.—Preaching every alternate Sunday ail! o’clock Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Prayer spaeting Thursday evenings. AU are invited to attend. JOSEPH BUMPUS, Pastor. LUTHERAN (iII’ROIL- Re\. Jersre Dunn, Pastor in charge. Preach every alternate Sabbath at iDj g’dlock Good sermons promised. A Iprdial invitation to attend all these divine services given by the Pastor. t M.F. on, jecoml and fourth Sabbaths of each asonth at 11, a. m. and the first SabVath at 7?15, p. m. Sunday School st 10, ii. m. Prayer meqUng Tuxsday at 7:15, p. m.\ A cordial. invitnall. Rxv. M: iiHON./PiUtor. ; BREi'i!?• i N CHURCH: - Pir.u-h- --, tig every second Sunday and the ! Baiurdftycvenii:g i vwus.; ' Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. Gtx>. RitMii, Pastor. CT ■ . • - --

Baltimore & Ohio R. R. '.vraettSe H 3 follows: — EAS'D BOUND. >to t 3 Local 10 in A. M •• M r.Ac: *-cr UII4 Mall 10 C A M - H r .»5t I ? r n 19 P. M WEST BOUND < ■ r |-*w ■ I* .. 4 j 3 A N • ~■•*. 1; ' - v-A M .! M i’f.Xllt. for fur.■ ■■ -dmi- • ’■• ifA ofi in .C. • * Ticket ApW otaiUrtm I '*- Uh - ; Sz !i : • • <■•.! ill • n.\-■<» .*•' i! I. < -, 1? - • C«-n I P.- r Ari I ' ' ..I C. C. C, &. St. r. R. R. 2:r Feu* Bsiite. HME WH.E l'r-y Miif rd. Ind., • In effect May 28th, go. 2* Mat • < •' . .11 tea, n». • ■< il’l. 'I 1 > Jl!< ■. . I Up. CT. . .-•■ n. m. • ■ rn. S. ■ , I ' It <’l a. n> 4 >."• p m. " . « tt p m. wh—-• ~ ... .... ... ... — ... H -!.'■■■ 1. . GE xo an t-. . . .Ji I* * TH! \«. - • ••••. • VWT Wednc«!a» r evening nt la* >• -II .U. over Iv trine *. *ll orotJ: r- IV 4 A.dins «r< Invited to ntrttti. . W’ui Suav-. ly, <’ C. i> S H< rt -. K of ILA S. ‘ .« •y A :■■■■ *j M.-ndny nluht* . t .Oiiwt tv'.'.t<''v!!.. P ep n\< t .-.i »... i •<. * >u ax .. .>> A.-, A M ■’ J; • " ' J Michael Nlcoloi. . W. IL Olive? <'ronin. : J. W. W >;■ S 1.1. .. ...... c.calna on or ~;.vs uftor Syracuse Peupk •Wlien hi Warsaw Should at ' THE B-BUNSWTCX Restaurant, W. J. Jackman. Prop’r. w A splendid n.eai for twenty-live cent* Lodtjing* furnhlntl - C T‘ H vrn ■A- -J , y 1 • 'b>3ST' * lx CCX/ ■ V ■ ZDr Solaxs.’© ihx-c«*».ln I.:*- Kt cial Try itr.M‘U! and Rectal . .. . •>■ ;■ HUB ttftfjUi.-stU'Bcd. By this «.»reu. : .. cn - BUhU. likf iicg and Uching T'iJeu FXhs.uU. tW«i<o a>.4 Rcetal Views ... Ji rdtively eurvrl wUlior.t tt.c use of knife and Alsat'. Llnj'r. nn-ich. Kinder Mmnl hud skla r?fe>ea*es permanently and - fcdisUH'ely cured.. ... ijmmwru uii mßismif fbel f. MiLAN wUI Le in ' ' »&e Betel ,*t .Maj 4«wi .'indday. ■

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Horse vs. Wheel. » The Goshen Tiniea, in au article too lengthy for us to quote ia full, makes mention of a ead accident which occurred on the Goshei: mad a few miles west of our town lulled by the Times ‘‘the ancient city bl Epyracuse. ”} .. Three Goshen bicyclists were attacked by an infuriated horse, which pursued them* quite a distance, '.striking the head of one oh the gentlemen and running him into a ditch The •’Times'* says, the snivel wanted so avenge his race. ■‘Thoughts of Jhe horse sausage factory and the wheel drove him tnad." Before the coming of the wheelmen, the horse had been peacefully grazing on the to© <■:' a liij'h hilL He had sought this summit, thinking tb.be able to find out the time of day by looking across the country to the Goshen town clock, which w s supposed to Lave been elevated. However, he failed to see tbe dial',owing perhaps, to ths unfavorable, condition of the atmosphere’ The b.ofse, hearing the ilistaiit nndwhi: of tq>- ; prbacliiug yrheeb, 'smelt battle afar off,’ ami supposing t|ia«ou*da to come from one of those electric cars which were to come down this way. to interfere with hoists' travel and mpnopvlms th*> right of way, this peaceable equine became angered, and sailed into the party of wheelmen with c :el: nt that be COuld 1 bt - top. . It is not. known whether thews gentlemen were eurteying .the prop-. ■.l t'-eiiic v.r line, or .vt.ether were phsj ceting new Goshen colony link Gc»s!:<U o new f cdoniul. | on Lake M’awasee i.s a vr.lu-ihle additicn totbevcify parti illy consf'.e • „••• Gbsl’wrdh s fori 'their disippointuiFCt in n t beingj abb- a- n x ns aatibnib. The lx ■ '■' 51' ’ > fi reg ..’ar cor ■ r<wp"i.d< :.t ni the ntw coioi y, f<*i Showl arger ur'l be th: u to report slit* progri ss < f the new ci'loay and to *n i b:. st u.E ■-. Ir. abongi nes ami • ut*Mdtj» aroupd the Laki nnl'C'in Hie .iif.,- ( ,i eivinzatinn l\v ,ol>y t ■.g /. ■ i .’ ers sb th* s siipxr. or (jcslh n people, r.r. i Black Stump Point will l*e called White Stump I’oii.t., <>n account, of tl:e ul.ivc) .i use of C' -smo Biitlci ui:'k Snap. We. the piopla ' fix ancient town o: Syr.;c .ix will also profit by tee noble .example. Q.f the illustrious GosLci .’i. an 1 th*' d-xtn .-1 wish of o-ny bear’s :r, that onr <> ttro iioi« of days rni\’Lt be lengthen;rd out, like Me.thuselabs, so that we could see the electric ears run from Syracuse to Goshen, and could make a visit every lay to U at city • f 1} nrning and fame. I',.f trial <>f Hin ' Ki:< pju: .<)i :l.e nmniei cif Jolm Monk, a boy t*i years aid bi. > week at Albion. Knop.*, per and Munk attended a dance near ■Wawakn. ,T‘ ■ > beemrie lav lived in a quarrel ami Knepper struck the Monk b >y on the head with a board which it is supposed caused his death. That d cision of the supreme court relative to tcrtrn&bip trustees, will shorten the present incumbents’ term of office nearly n year, since they should taken their .seats immediately following the election of 189*1, rather than wait until tbe fallowing August. A Sat! Afiad Mr C linton Mint :. the In: hand es E ma Griffith, u foriir r i*. -i yds pxice. c**inmitb d suicide nt Marion lad. week before last. ‘ After losing hisforx„ turd < f l.'e. pxic ; a rcvulver in hh.ni-.mth,-the bullet.iwnetralcd Use roof of bls mouth, lodged in the t-ral-t ati i death t ssnlled hnme.Hately H w.v. .h. inz *.t Warren . Ind., st : 1; •- b. ?dr. Mixer’s wife was well acquainted with the people of th’- vlrimty and respected by all. ' i in the cemetery at I ORDINANCE HUMBER 34. I.An Orainanca Prescribing Public Offences, and Providing Punishment Therefor:SECTION I B’. it oni vr.nnuY THE Eoahu us -li t • >'y -n:< iM ounoKateo town of SviiACt -I ix Kosovsko Corx rv,. Ixnia xa, that it siiall t» unlawful fur any person to rule any bicycle, tandem or other vehicle upon any sidewalk whatever within the corporate limits of said Town. s .SECTION .- Bi: :r Ft i:thhh OkUAINF.V. Hal it shall lai unlawful for any pt- on to i-o.* any iMcyele, trmdem I <>r oriier vehicle, or to ride or drive any horae ar mnte at any place within the ■ .. * ■ 1 corporate limits of -ui>t .Town, at a greater : <t;.- <s speed tiiaii »ix mile' an 1 hour. Sarnos 3—lt shad be unlawful for |H-r>..-s i<> tic r hitch-any horse ’ mule er ass m any shade tree*. Within : the «orpc-x.te Fmst> -d raid town. SarrtoN I - Any person violating any I provision of citU i Mcl>on <*f this <ndi- ' nance, shall 1® fined in any” sunt not cuußeeillng'ten dollars. Approve! by the I!,««nt thisSeptembcr 7. V-ev* A. M Yotxt f, I'lex I UKl> lUXBEBEK f J. 11. STOVGH f Th** At;. -: C \v KXrikK. Cierk

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The following teachers were assigmxt [ to their respective districts in Benton ■ i'awi.slup mid commenced their duties I on M- ndiiy. Benton, principal. Ira My ers primary. Miss Blanche Sprague: S b.wu'i Creek. Carry. Stiliwrd. Worley’s. Avilla Stiver; Heck’s. Maggie Harper; Gordy’s, Fear! KibliAger: Hire’s Elmer tlrnbin Kinnismi’s, Nevada Cole: Jtxday's. Katie Kinnisoa; Centenrjal. VioleUe Snively: Hilbish, DeStarkr. 4 professional base ball player, who retired from the game, was cn-■g.-med to teach a country school, and thus addressed bis pupils ou tho opening duv: Now, bovs get in the game, and keep your eyes on tbe ball. Don’t make any grammatical errors, and d n’t d together we ; can make this school the best in the 'circuit. Keep vour batting clothen on and we’ll fly the ]»cnant. Prof. Kirsch, Stat-'* Fish Ccnnmiosioner for Indiana, hats made a bv.lrdpraphk; survey < f Fx.glo lake. Kosciusko count?, arf a preliminary to srt<H-king its Waters with ini'HiCns of fish the epsuing year. In several places-he Idund depths of 85 feet v.-’.it-fi. n-.ust make <it very deaii f.-r jar,? - game. Doctor Talmage save, * leach a boy to fish and toll the •ru.L -.vliicb i .-.‘peiime-nt can then I o iri.- .l at W iadtin. though the com-ptnu-d: to. date.line nsvet iii:-’. ii comEHTC'n! quctxt'xn,— Gx' \e we.. - ,-B> ; - ‘ SPECIFIC > FOR SCROFULA. • iince childhood. 1 have been evicted with scrofulous boils and ,x ,v 5 which caused me terrible suffering; Physicians were unable 11 Leip me, n’.ui I only grew worse

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eiirv-l, so that I have not had a boil ; or pinapie on any part of my body for the last twelve years. I can cordially recommend Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as the very best blood-purifier in existence.”— <«. T. Reinhart, Mversville, Texas. AYER’S M|H THE ONLY WORLD'S I - AIR w w Sarsaparilla Ajef’i Cbtrry Pectoral cores Coughs and Colds Keter Out 01 Season. Tkero Is no dr.m in the year when Dr. <Wd well’s Syrup Pepsin is not a benbCTt to mankind. It cures constipation and indigestion, ami diarrhoea caused l»y bad condition of the digestive or-' •gaiis Trial -Ize iw-tt’es 10c, al-o 50c - -x'c of Theo. Miller: druggist, Low Excursion Rafes to Atlanta, Ga. Via the, Baltimore <v : »hix R. R. (»:• a-.voui»t of the t'otton States International Exposition, at Atlanta. Ga , the i’alliniorr c. Ohi>> R R., will sell E .mn x ;.<k i- very low rales »a j .o* : ti. kc- •. : I 1 ■ »oid every day unt’d further notice, ami will be good for' return until; January 7,18®8-Tsvi-nty-d.v tickets Will also be sold every day until fuithcr notice, good for vtx . t -xy- tram <la'.--of sale . '. o For full udormarixn cad <n or totdress henrftd B Ct 0 Tl kct agent, or L. S- Allen. As»’t Gen l Pass’r Agent, Chiiago, 11! -* The Sitwr Crate , >in er has great . at «i in commercial values, and may ba found impracticable for money purpopes, buj thousands sptTering from dyspeusfa. Indigestion, and fonstipatioa have foun<! thst ’6 e. or $1 in silver, luvasted in Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is worth its Weight in gold. Trial sizes 110 doses 10 r). by Theodore Miller, druggist. Had fades lo Dayton, Ghla. Via tbe Faitimoie ft Ohio P.. R. October 31 and 22 the Baltimore 1 a Ohio •Raili'U ! w'd* sell • Excursion ’ Ti- kets to DnytAh. Ohio, at rate of one | fare lor round trip, account Epw.-: th I Leaituo Fifth Geser&l District Donyen ! tian. Tickets will be gowa tor return I until October ISy v. I For further in formation mil on or ad 5 dress any B& (> 1- . s Ascul or L. S. 1 Aiicm -s-’t Ge:i ! BfcS'.’r Agent, Chi- ; '■sp- ' ________ FRAZIER’S atIQE -DISTEMPER VUnEa a:n:>:iat horx--. ttee tiaee 'will »re ths hCK.«<*.« .'txmu takto< the 4»ea»«*. TfccsHs or famrsi'Mes •«! eSertnew*.' Wttlcursthe C..Jl*. Cock -, arsl otb«r CsisrrSal aBo-ents »h* h«sa o. CT. : 50 i». HJNSo®r, NAfOANEK. ISUUUIi. B-r Sale by Th <>. MiK • * ’

under their care. At length, 1 began to take AYER’S Sarsaparilla, an d very soon grew bet- - ■ tef. After using half a dozen bottles >1 was completely

Furn i ture. Qme in and examine my goods, I w now have a complete line of Furniture and prices to suit the times. Chairs, ilodking Chairs,' Bedsprings, Mattresses, Bedroom Suits, Dressers, Commodes, Bureaus, Sideboards, Easel , Pictures and Frames, WallPockets, JMU’rors, School Books and Supplies, Wall Paper, Candies and Cigars. Pricey cannot, be-beaten. T- ’ EBotXxerx’bexgrei,. SYRACUSE. IwD. **■. . • *

_ r - ■ A-- .' - • ’ * ' I •• I Heer Park. On tl’.e Cre-t .’ the To those contemplating a xnp to the Ujountairis in search .of hemth and pleas-' ure Deer Park, on the crext >■? the Allegheny mountains, 3000 fc-ct above the sea level, oilers such yarietl attractions as a delightful atmosphere during both day and night. •wi’*e water, smooth, winding-roads t . . >a the roads ami valleys, and the iuok picturesque scenery in the Allegheny range The hotel is equipped with all"adjunct- conducive to the entertainmentpl asuye an I comfort of its guests. /' The surrounding grounds tns well as the liotel. are lighted with electricity. Six m'.lcs distant, on the same . mmmt--.in summit, is Oakland, the fwin resort of Deer Park, and .equally as .well equippe.l for the entartainmeni a;id accomodation of its patrons. Both, hotels are. upon the line of the Bc.ltlnr x'e and. Ohio Railroad, have th? advahiftges of its vMibule.l Limited Expre-s trains 'between the east and west Season excursion tickets, coed for return passage until October 81, will ho placed on sale at greatty reduesd rates at all principal ticket offices throughout tl*" country; One-way tickets, reading fror/St i.ouls, I.mtfsviikV Clncindati. Columbus, Chicago, ami any point oti the B Cfc Or sys: tern to Washington. Baltimore, Phila delpldai or Nr*-.* ior vice versa, are good to stop o.lt .at either .Deer Park.Monntain Lake Park or Oa! land, and t’:x- time !i;;.lt will b Rgcnts at either resort upon amplication to cover the period of the holder’s visit ’•i'hi: season at these popular resorts com mences June 2-d For full information ?.«to l:<?el rates room-'. aedressGeo. DeShields, Manager Doer Park or Oakland. Garrett Co .?!d. IlNCOMjifi I few 1 i ■' 1 I 1 CB I YRAGSI M*»< IF YOU HAVE any deranfeemoni of the Liver, K!d~ nays or Stomach, if your E.oed .3 Impura, if troubled with ©cn&Upmtlon, ct if your whola system is run down hr.d noetfs building uo, try UNCOLfi TEA. V/hy pay n DOLLAR for a Vllo compound, when for 23 CE‘VT3 you can gat a packas® UfiZOUi TSA» made from pure, fresta barbs, with curath-o cuailtie* far exceeding any other tea orprdfi* aratlon on the market. Directions simple and plain. Ail tlf-st-cl-asa druggists sei! UftQOIJI TEA- Bev.-are -cf inferior teat that druggists try to cell you ao ”Jw»t as ecoda-sLlnoc: ? T ea.” Tlonecf thete vrq.es coed. 7 ss< i-> »»Ser. A Prominent Lawyer. Os Greenville, 111.. Mr. C. E. ( nk. writes: ”1 hare Lem troubied with !>iili< usnesi, sick-headache. .«dnr.stom> geb, con tlpatim. etc, for *-wvr»l years. I sought long and tried many remedi *-. but was disapointed until I tried yorir Syrup Pepsin. 1 cad cheerfully recommend it to any Battering from above CiUEplaints.” X DOLLARS w PER DAY 20 Easily Made. W» vrint sany awe. wctwm, boys, and girls to »art Eaesu a few b '-ar* dally. rUht ia and arseod ibtlrown iMtew. Tte U CMy.pleaMist, rtrfetirfaMCTrabk. and ptya let .er than any ether oJlrsd agenU. You hare * clear field aad no oompetidon. Fxp«fcno» and epeetal ability ax-necc-ssury. Xo capital zcqoirte. We equip you wtth everything tert yos used, treat yos w»!L and h-:p yoa to eera ten times ordtoary »«ffe*. Women do as wvU «s men, issd boya and gtte make goo! pay. Aa** - •'. ; ryar’iere. can do tbe vsrk. AS MKcsert w’to iiVi -ssrpSatoand ilmjle dfc-sulens. Earn <s’ erork arfll rarely trisg yoa o. great «f n»>>n<*r- Ererythlng P new and tn graft dewui ■!. Write for oar pamphlet rtrenlxr, and receive f«H lafbrr allots. No hann done if j-cg eCaetade not k> ps on wftb Urt besineMk QEORQE sex ae®, PORTLAND, MAIRNe

DOYor Vi HT 70 HTOF.TPID.CeO TOUCAN BE Cl-PEE WiilLF. USING IT. / The habit of using tobacco grows ch a man until grave diseased conditiofts are produced. Tobacco cansea egneer of the month and stomaeh: dyspa t i?|s, loss of icemoTy; noryous affections congestion of the retina, and wasting of the optic nerve, resulting In Impairment of vision, even to the extent dt tllndnass; dizziness, or vertigo, tobacco asthma: nightly suiYceation, dnU pain In rsgion ■f the heart. folJ.-wo.l bj-sharp pains, palpitation a.:d weakened pulse, resulting in fatal heart disease It also causes loss ci vitality. QUIT, BEFORE IT IS TOO LA IE. T<> quit suddenly is :io sevqro : g shock to the system. S 8 tobacco—to an inveterate user, becomes a stiinulent that hi# system continually eraves. "BUCOCUR(:)" is a seierititic an*.!'reliable vegetable remedy guaranteed t■> be perfectly harmless,. : md whl,-h has been in .use for the last 23 years, haring cuted thousand- habitual tobacco users—smokers. chewers and snutt dtpners. Yo’.’ CAN I SE ALL THE TOCACCO YOC '•VAX.”. WHILi: TAKING ‘‘BaCO CCIIO." It will notify yap v.-Htx to sTor We ;ivr. a wiyriEN •ATUXrrk to permanently cure any case with ihreo boxes, or refund the money With 111 percent interest. “BOCO-CURO is not a substitute but a reliable and scientific cure—which ab-k-d.-o/s the fo> ivbaeeo without the aid of will power, and with eo ineonveriierice. I; h-airs the system aS pure and free, from ntoctinO as the day you tool; your first chew or smoke. Sold by ail druggists at 81 00 per box three boxes ?thirty days treatment) and Guaranteed Ci rk. $2.50, or sent direct upon receipt of price. Send Six TWO-CENT STAMPS FOh. SAMPLE BOX, booklet and fkoofs Free. Eureka Chemical Manufacturing Company. Manufacturing chemists. La Crc'sa, Wisconsin The GreaLMountain Chautauqua The Paradise r-f the-Mountains, on the sum. nftof tlw Alleghenies. Thirteen years of sjJeadtd history; 350,000 Invested in beautlfyiug the area* :-ark ■ x-rSppc.xid hotels and cottage acconiinotiatlous at from fS to sls a week. The -unimer school, with .20 departments of Important study, under the care of the Best instructors out of the leading ■■>niversitfes, Aug 7 to TM Great Motin tain .Chautauqua meets Aug 7to 27th, One hundred-profe-slonal*-well Known in the t-n---tertalnrai nt tieldi will fill the passing days with pleasure and profit. It’isthe coolest the cheapest and most Inspiring place In Amefica to spend a; summer vaeatbm. It is on the mein line of the picturesque U. & O. I: til road, exqress fains with sleeping anti parlor ears to the doors. If you are Interested the 10 page, handsome Illustrated, detailed program will be mailed to you if you wiil send your name anti-address to the Agent of the 11. &O. R. It. Co , Mountain Lake Park, .'EI J Schfitlfls Aiaerjcao i Agsaoy CAVSATB, TRADE MARKS, DEBICM PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, oto. TOT tnfennatlnn and free Haadbcek writ* to MUNN A CO- Ml BtOADWAT. Naw York. Okfcst tor sccurinc ratants ta America. ISvoiTratwit taken ont by us U brought b«tor» the pabll j byauuUet g.rea frae of toarm tn U>« Jrieofifir PVBbaniSCT, 3dl Brteuway, M<w Yert: CtT. Jas. Boss Filled Watch Cases are all gold as far as you can see. They look like solid cases, wear like solid cases, asd are solid cases for all practical purposes—yet only cost about half as much as an out- I and-out solid gold case. Warranted to wear for ao years; many in constant ttse j for thirty years. Better than ever tince they ( are now fitted, at no extra cost, with the great j bow (ring) which owwwf be fulled or rxisitd ' the case—the j

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on the I stamped with this trade mark, All others bare the old-style pull-outtxiw, which is oaly held to the case by friction, I and can be twisted cS with the fingers. Sold only through watch dealers. Send for a watch cose opener to tho manufacturers KeystonkWatch Case Co.,

— Cash Store « »ATar-r--»vr’ , ~---<r ■■ 1 11 i i iw—a— The best line we I School Shoes. I ever had. No 3 3 ® 5 9 9 "’t> 9 ®-O 9 9<> ® advance in prices. We would advise early purchases as Shoeswill surely be higher\soon. We have a complete line of fine Shoes of all, kinds. ' * ■ ■ ■ ’■'■'/ ’•■■ Do no t make your 1 UndcrWOHr.e purchases until you have seen our tine. 'Good underwear never was so cheap as this season. W e will guarantee to SUIT you with good Underwear, as cheap or cheaper than you can buy anywhere. • j - w 1 ■ 1 .■ - ' ' ——T' ■ ~ ' ■■_•" ■■ij-——r-m— t*"-- .- _ _ 7- . / . ■ . ■ ■ • f ' . ' •• • ■ a good assort- ; Winter Caps. ment t -f cents up 3s y ■■ ■■. in ■■■ • ’ < ‘ . .« G ■J ' ■ ° c ■ ' j - ■ - ' . * Gloves and Mittens/ » ’J 3-0 999 9^-99999\> *»»• _>. large line of Mediiire and Ifigh luw direct from the Manulkc* hirers, whkh For Onaiify, and fit ate sddom eqiiahed. ' i -. .. a tTWr> ■ wb— Mtr »w <*ie»«HrHßCTa«Bi STETLER & STRIEBY. ' • t .. • ■ ' ■ : What Do You Eat? —

BREAD Cakes BUNS

as fine goods as can be baked anywhere in the country, and to give you enough for your money to make it unprofitable for you to do your own oaking.

GROCERIES CANNED o GOODS

“ Abomination ” are interchangeable terms in a first class grocery store. .BL E. Miles & Son, ■

Hav? Your G'LOTHES" 171 id /[V bicago J A\grcbapt Tailors. ! | Tpey Guarantee to Fit an« Please You., ;] LARGEST ASSORTMENT. ! FRIGES. LOOK AT THEIR SAMPLES AY S. L- Ketri:p.g'’s, SsrzsbcyuLse.

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Good worlnnen. a firstclass oven, the finset flour obtainable, enable us to furnish Syracuse people

Our stock is always fresh and complete and our prices right, while we always aim to handle strictly pure go od& ■ ■ Adultera tio n ” and