The Syracuse Register, Volume 6, Number 51, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 31 October 1895 — Page 4

MF ■ rev •* SYRACUSE REGISTER. » Published every Thursday, at Syracuse, Kosciusko County, Stale ’ <>f i udiaha - ED C. GRAHAM. Editor and Publisher. MRS B C GRAHAM, Associate Editor Catered at t’ae postofflee at Syracuse, nA Sccoßd-Class Malt Matter. Subscription Terms: /ne Tear, Cash !a Advance. ......Cl 00 fifctMonths “* “ " ...... 00 three “ '• “ •• ...... 30 Subscriptions running three months 3 arrears-without cltlement, will be fihargod up at the rate of Twenty-Five Cents lor each additional Six Months JteJC -- -' - ' .. JMUN> wSjrpak THURSDAY, Oct. a , 189 s SYRACUSE MARKETS. Rev! sud every Ch nrsday. Butter per-lb < 10c Syr* “ do« , 'l3c Wheat ■ '-isbelj Co|n ” "’■ 'JSc Waver ‘ ' • ■ 5 b:i:;::: Mrail M:. • ... - MILES & HIGBEE, Bankers, MILFORP. IND. • I ( fM U! 11l VI MI RI SISEM. • • ~ - - t • • Deposits. Receiveo. ... * ' ■■ : F. M. Ott, bEAIJi: INEsrf d StAmti Lusher ; . ■ . I .Hii*Ue.‘t, i« •! kct| price’paid for tiiulsii i oi tljb WOvd* er.Bt th** mill Farmers j l,i 1 Utl not wait' for us to come ati<f ■ ■ ■; bntdrop tea - a postal card and wewtU investigate. ' Planing and Matching dene to order on short Notice. t SYRACUSE. INDIANA. B. F. Hoy, r ■ " *»i,_•' • i PHYSICIAN 4Qd SUUGEdN. Syracuse Indiana. W■ ■ a.ii,, i.i.a.ia... ■ia- .i 1 a. 111 ,lii s ji■ li. I HOW, PRoPRH.iui: OF—ww mi. I*: mpt ■ i gir<h to jEg2* I). S. HONTZ, Dentist. !>•(,■! It Syracuse. Indiana. ■’ S 5 hotel, ■ - ' ■ •. . c-- • • Fred. Hindercr, Prop’r. K\l KS -. • . < ' 1 ■ ■ : s ■Fir-’. <■:i« v-munfolalion-:. FIW HMtt to ami from all trains , ffTttood IJ very so <Ol ntetfoii ■ _ .. SYR.V US*!’ ’ < INDIANA. Eli Bushong, Barber. HAIR CUT -20 Ch. SHAVE !0 cts, tfmeaa towch ami . GEO. W. MILES, Attorney-at-Law and Insurance Underwriter. . Special attention given u> collections. Syracuse, ind. yyj MANLY, Abstr ictor. Werl Fnunpth Dow-Prim Right fiffirr fiWflke r®4 fiffiee, Wtm*. IMF

Money to loan on Fann and Town Property at 6%. Persous desiriag to ;ay <ffmortgages on their hoir.cs ©r borrow h oney on I'enl Eat ate should call ‘ n 1- W. Hn r, who re- ♦ rosenls th* Vehop !it~i Loan A T- rings Awx-iation of Indiana * ’ will made for any .term l . , c» two <u eight years ;v.clv«»»«

LOCAL BREVITIES. Corn for sale at the mill. fol."' ■ ... Wheat js worth GUy now. Patronize the advertisers. > __ ».. • 0 Read Tint Registab ;for news. A load of chunk wood wanted at this office. Henry Blanchard lost a valuable cow last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Snyder were in Warsaw Thursday. Tuesday was a cold blcafoiy day with light ffurrys of snow. Pay your taxes before next Monday and s ive ten per ceut. • Sol Burtsfield cf New Paris, was on our streets Saturday eve. vVilliam Darr and wifi: were visiting fr;enda in Warsaw Monday. Will Facklei and Pen y Winsor were m Milford Saturday svp. Tub Registeu from now till Jan L 1896, for 15c. Subscribe now. We v.: :<» r e ...t I < *• •:.* • f our Bo~gersvii’e corresiwintlenl? A innulir of our citizens Mre tax ■paying at'the couatv seat tbia ... ..; Lalot st.vh s of Gent s re ekwear A gf'cd Si’,k Tie for oi lv lf»e Kettii g Vui liis-hiji;.' an ’ B*pairiß& at !’• tbenbi rger’s Furniture store. , Eleven bushels of'lover set d was sto'i n stern ■ *f. ■ > War saw. Mr. and Sirs. C ■> of Aijg-n.i. are visiting their daughter. Mts., S. JI. Widner. . Miss L.-sie 'let'll L ep at*G'.; ;■■ . Ike funeral of Kr aunt in Wab ib < <<,. yi'is w« k. C tne in and give us vonr name for a 3 im ntlis ’ pul -eiiption to The Raiis-rEtt. Mr aud Mrs 15, uner, and s ui. are vi iting n krtiv s in L {jot.ier tb is week. pred Schv. al> of Wiiwaka, ;• met! - berrd th* printer in u substantial ma.uji.-r t hus Wi ek ■ WANTFri* To exebauge goods forutfew hundred busbide of corn,— S L Kc' ■ . Mr. Lukina born south of Leesburg, Lad A !o id of elover seed in town Monday, , - S ott Mayfield Garfott i« vfoiting a ft .v <laj j with the fandly of Oliver t'riunwi!! Frank Mann :.r.d John bualfer returned to G>'she;s Tuesday where they are workit g Peter Znnu ir ai i Eiuabeth Zulinly of S aith. Bi nd, attended the funeral of Mrs. Ketring. Going to build this fall? Jletknel’ A KitaoD, Milford will sa,€- you mopey c\try limp. Sand Uh.ld < Tiidiiin from pear Mi! ford, wa 11 our stYsets yesterday with ;; load of elov< r sVcd 1 can kau s< u.< mojkey v*a htvorubio terms to the pro;>en t arty who will aj ply j ri luptly. \V . M At Gosben on Wednesday eccuricd ti cw. i’din 4 11 Edwin L. Rnox,> son of Granville Knox, to Miss Lora Merrill. We bate added this w* ek a new correspondent to our list who will give iuten stiug items from “Across the Lin<*. ’ ' Mias Dora Ketring returned Lome Monday from Roanoke to attend her grandmother's funeral, which took place yesterday. I A- largg line of latest styles in Ladies' Wraps direct from the- n.auu* factuiir in New York, at very low prices at Kt trit g’s. If you at e going to have a Public sale, come iu and lot us get out your dulls New typ md reasonable prices Give us a oalt «■ Odv rCi •mwed im lan ither operation pteidormed-ou bit eye this week by a Gosh u oculist, and is confined to the h«>u«»"in conseqaeuce. dosrph Miller of Syracuse, c-.Hed on a hum! er of his friend! While U tkin*; train Monday, enroute to Sidney, t«» sj.eud a few days with iiir part nta - t. ty |O< 1 Tin ea Deputy Grand Commander Kelsey of the < rdtr of M. ct du to. informs us That a .wil! be instituted at li»is place sotoc day n-xl. w« ek. Two great facts to be considered when building, quality an a price We give you' both in Shingles. Shiplap and tftxiring; if you buy now. Becknell A. Kits- n, Milford. M.s. C. A. Russell w&s called to Nitppauee Saturday on account of the illness ot tier sister, Mrfc. M. Trail; «bo received injuries from a fall a few weeks ago, which may prove fit si O W. Rursell of the Gosl.en News. is iu town in the inten.-t of that bright ’lady- H« is offering as an inducement to new siibscii'- ers, :: genuine work of art, a crayon portrait, three-fourths life b'w. He will be in town several days. We -have itdroai a reliable source that Leesburg , bas again suffered from tire The fire caught from a deftefivt slut in Knight’s wagon and ' can rage shop. - The tnrihling and ! its c< ntv'nts wtes JeMcdyM four gmall dwellings ah i omteurs' v> io mfisumed. The lons is islim-1- ~, ..i ill HO, vith co insui.mvi. 1

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Patronize those who advertise. Emory Kindig was in Goshen Saturday. f s Thos. Epert of Garrett, was ’n u v. u Sit .id «y. Today is finllove'en. lost your gates? : Joseph Baily was in Cromwell last Tues ’ay. Mr. and Mrs Lingofelter of Cromwell spent Sunday with relatives here. Boys’ Schoo! Suits for $125 and Knee Punts for 25p at Jvetring'a. Mrs.. Fred. Hiuderer and Mias Elma Rex drove over to Gosi ?n last Tbuisday. Pleaching in M. E. church Sunday evening by R Lore. Let there be a full house. . | Friendly Inn and Restaurant, Mil-1 ford, C. E Ketring,* Prop’r. Meals; '-dHllmur. . ! Geo. and Leonia Funk of Clearsprieg, Lagrange Co., were guests of J. T. Howard, this week. Are vuu going to paper this fall?] ; If s i, see War: en Colwell, and he will j do your work sntiEhtcforily. 1 i ' The pfo.; !e say. that we extract; ft'it I; without p.iin.— II xt'., tho dentist. 1 i.e thi rmome ter dropped--f)! f ) Je!gi"s within twei.ty-friur hoots last u> . Lvimin rlillabold c*f Holgate, O„ a . in .1 wn ibis week visiting relaivt-.; and frii iuls, returnj*.g home i Sunil »y. - ■ 1 ■Jlr. .-ml .Mrs. iiitGnbnur. left to-, [day f< r .Hicksville to tisit at the bed; [aide of Mr. p:, mother who is dan ■ geroualy ill. ■ Ex th* c ’.Kot ring’s Clothing be- ■ f I;,. ;.3-hif away to buy. He sruarantct» to-! ell as low as ni.y house in i the county. Dr R 1-i'b. the opticiaun of M’arJ .-aw. ‘ii;d bis e.-tsmai le wife, were ::A ■ tov . Sunday, tlie guests <»f Mr. and |Mte T S Si.e*h-!d Over U ntg, Over Coats, iu the ’utibk styles direct from the nianfacturers at the lowest priegs ever Iknowrt; nt S. L- Ketring’s. i W. H- Kindig ha’ his connection with the Goshen Milling Co., and Ims accepted a similar position with n Kendallville firm. Six children and two grown persons w.ere capdidatc.v for baptism at 5L F.. church Sunday. Rev. Brewington of Nappanee, conducted t he seirices. T'.f* Knights of Pythias District Mt' iii gC comprising sevaa counties, will be field at Kendallville, Indiana, December 4th. A delegation of Kuigbtg from tbij plape w ill attend, Clarence Mann of Syracuse, has accepted a position with tbe\M'abasb a» bight clerk-at the dispatcher s office, filling the position made vacant by Stanley llaroing's promotion t > <|uy plerk —Ashley Times. FOX TAKES THE CAKE. Don’t be persuaded into buy ing an imitation of FOX’S XXXX Square Wafer B ■ r Crackers made by uns. rupuio. competitors who are using FOX o TIIt'NDER to do business! See that the Crackers L ear the’ imprint “FOX’’ on thefo before you .buy]tEem. p ; . , ijere is the latest Maud Muller on a summer s day, stuffed the manger full of hay. Her bat was there but not the rake, for that was but a pbet's fake. Slapping the old cow the eidc, »be laughed until she n foiv cried. ‘‘Just think of it, bosby ’’ cried the maid, ‘ I’m going to have’some blcouiers.made JJx. Chas Grow of Noble county wanted to die. and becoming despondent took a tbirly-t wo caliber revolver and going to the bam fired a shot into bis head. He left a letter saying he was fire 1 of living. A doctor Was hastily summoned, who on investigation, found the ball had been divided in passing through the skull. He is still alive, but there is very Stile hopes <tf recovery. Ri Uy Howser has move.d into bis property, lately purchased of W. F. Kiii iig. and has added a new porch, wbidr wse bought of tlie Standard Ml’g Co. <>f Milford, This company is,making quite a reputation in this vicinity for neat and cheap work. Mr. Howser has taken charge of the Syracuse dray line and will be found at all t mce ready to accommodate the public. Township institute. The tcaehers of Turkey Creek Township met in tlfeir second institute at the Syracuse school L folding, ■ r.iay Oct 26, 1895. The meeting was called to order at 9:30 o’clock and the work of the day wue begun according to the following program: Song, , By Institute. Meth mi, Ezra Hess t Ifobt u; ’e: ifot.ft.lfs. R»i Uatinn, ; Maud Wilt l.i; Chaw .Lat'Lman kt sfteare. Ap - rty Smith Vrvii mo’.i- :i the ifostitute adjourned to meet st 1 :f5 mclock. Amnsoos. Song, Bp- Institute S’* ,k. -}>t are's Drama. Him Hiliiiiwlil Reading, J Jacob Reed: Rest of ten minutes. Ri Citation, TVinuic Hollow ay t AritbiiH-tic. Edwin OU | Geogmpltyl i i:m. Smiriii After axßtgvi’g tee woik for theHturt meeting, *ba instibite adjourn- • - m r•< I;• ii., 5 .lui'i'i' .'•■*. Iff ' 'K.U.W-. -.'rvy.

Wc received a letter today from tour friend M. Walerjus of Key yVest Fla., in winch he states he has sent us some xare Spanish coins, and Spanish amFCuban papers. He renews his promises to give a further ! deem ippon of that country at future : date. tK reports Mrs. W. intends : visititg friends in Tortugas, where she will gather shells and coral. He says Ths Registeb teapbes him regularly an-1 is warmly welcomed. .. C.ol. Eli Lilly of Indianapolis, has kindly promised Io give a new flag to the school Louse known as Moore’s and the presentation will be made next Friday afternoon, November I,’ IBJo, at which tipie a pleasing Fchoo: entertaiumept will be given under the direction of the teacher, Mr. Jacob Reed Col. Lilly will not 1 be present in person' but will send a j neat address which will be read by ■the tearfier. The following program Ihas been arranged lor the occasion: I PROGRAM Union tr.d Liberty, Wibr.et Jones True Soldiei’s, Mabel Beck A Litpe Child, Nellie Riddle iAn Offering . for i> ooldier, Leona Wilkinson, • I Bingeil pn ,h; Itair.e,. i trover Tripp |Red White and Bluet Song . l ighting tho Foo, MyrUe Voorhees Our Heroes. . Anna Jones i The Noble Heroes . Lzera Wilkinson I Siong of the ■' Stella Butt. Memorial tfong, prudence Butt Our Soldier’s Song. *lh»rnh*e Tripp Columkia. . Song Presentation of Flag. 'Catherine Kiihlle Remarks by Ve'.brans.. ■ America, 1 . Song Spohn Midical C-.»., Gbshen. Ind., Have used your Distemper Cure, and from experience k 3ow Mo be sure, safe ..and speedv Cure for distemper. J. M. Eewscr, M. D. Dr. Bowser‘ia one of the most skillful physicians iu the etale. Bottles extra large. For sale -by all druggist?. FOX LEADS - U PI&RS FOLLOM FOX’S XXXX Square Wafer Butter Crackers are being imitated by competitors. Do not be deceived by these inferior goods, but insist upon getting .the genuine and original XXXX and see that the ifopririt ‘Fox’ is 011 tae C: acker. A trial will convince you < f the superiority Over all others. ■ . NOTICE: —.Anyone wanting a thoroughbred Jersey; Bull call on Jerry Vail at the Tile factory. Homeseekor’s Excursion. Via (he Baltimore & Ohio R. K. On October 22 the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, will sail 30-day Excursion Ticket* m fa Virginia 011 the Harper's! Ferry & Va’tAy drau’ch, south of and including Wir.e;,estei, at rate of one fare for the rounp trip. p[.us Excursion Tickets wiH also be sold to points in the west at yerts low rates. For hili informafom cal! on or addrws any B& O Ticket agent. S.. P. Kretzer. Land and Immigration Agent. Philadelphia. Pa., or L. S. Allen. Ass’t Gen’i PasljT Agent Cuiyogo. Very Troublesome. ’ Laxative ‘■'teas'' are a bosher . Caldwell> Syrup Pepsin i» more convenient, pleasant to take .more eflSctive. Try a 10c bottle large sizes 50c and SI at Theo. Miller's drugstore. BIG T HOUTE - To . Cotton States and International EXPOSITION. Travelers to the South during the fall and the early part cf the svinfor season will have an unusual opportutif|y of see ing the South at its best advantage Ihe Atlanta Exposition is the largest exposition of its kind in this country, with the exception of the World’s Fair at Chicago. li<JW TO UEACJI ATLANTA. From Chicago, Peoria, Indianapolis, Teno Haute, i-afayette Benton Harbor and iutermodiate .points, the North and Northwest, the fog Eouv" route offers the choice ot the two Treat gateways to the South—Cincinnati and lAUiisviile. Solid trains with Parlor Cars, Magnificent Sleeping ears and Dining ears run daily from Chicago and Indianapolis to Cincinnati and Ixiuisriile. From New York. Ifoston, Buffalo,. Clewian 1. Columbus, Springfield, Sandusky. Payton and intermediate points, intig’.iiii e.'d trains run daily into Cincinnati. Al! trains of the Big Four arrive nt > Unkm Station. ■ •Clm-in-nati. making direct connections with the Queen & Creseut Route to Atlanta. Through sleeping cars via the Q &0. Route run directly to Chattanooga, thence via Southern Railway to Atlanta. Many points of historical interest as well as beautiful scenery may be en« joyed en route. Os CMckamatiga >::tronn Park ;.nd Lookout Mountain at Ci;; tt u. i .oGire foreum-t. and ought to be visiteti by every one on the way to Atlanta, F -- LtH p rticiilars call on or addretl E O MeUormiek. D B Martin. Pass’r Ttaflie MgT Gen’i Pass r Agt

Camaoerlain s Eye and Skin Ointment A evruua cure for Chronic Sere Bvea Tetter, Sait Rheum. Scald Head, 0.4 Chro’ile Sores, Fever Sores, Ecreina, Itch. Sore Mipple* ai»<! Filer. Ikiscoo!iJ< and aopthin* : Hundreds of tr-ses have been : .rec b; *' * rd' cie-r “resttw rt h > i. v fioaeuis 4K.T bo*

" . » X—s6,' 9?— - .-»-. — ■ I 71 Fob Sale or Trade.—A good fishing boat 16 feet long, elm, nearly new. J. W. Wilkinson. ». a . ■1 • ‘ FOR SALE:—One Tight Spring Wagon with Canopy Top, Will sell ou time or exchange for stock or wood J. A. Ketkibo. '.For Sale. (i One 7-rodm house and g|od barn, on good lot in Setting's addition; also one 6 room house, good lot and barn, on North Huntington street. Will be sold to suit purchasers. Call on or address Mrs. Reed. The Silver Craze Silver has greatly depreciated in commercial values, and may be found impracticable for money purpopes, but thousands suffering from dyspensia, indigestion, and constipation have found that 50 p. or 81 in silver, invested in Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is worth its weight in gold. Trial sizes (10 dose 10 f). by Theodore Miller, druggist Low .Excursion ’tales to Atlanta, Ga. Via the Baltimore & Ohio R. R. On account of the Cotton States International Exposition, at Atlanta. Ga . the i altimore & Ohio R R., will sell Excursion tickets at very low rates. Season tickets will be sold every day until furtfipr notice, and will be g-.-od for return until January .7, 1806-TwOnty-day tickets will also be sold evegr day until further notice, good for return twenty *2O)- day- troni date of sale. For full information call on or address nearest B & O Ticket agent, or L. S. Allen, Ass't Gen'l Pass'r Agent. Chi-' cage, EL Hemeseekers Excursion Via the Baltimore & Ohio R. R. On November 5 the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will sell Excursion Tickets to points in Virginia on the Harper's Ferry & Valley Branch, south of and inelu Winchester. at rate of one fan* for the tottnd trip, sins Tickets will be good for rdturn 3Q days from date of sale. For full information call on or address any B & O Ticket Agent S ; P. Kretzer, Land and Immigration Agent, Peiladclphfa, Ga . er 1,.' 8. Allen. A G. P. A . Chicago. 111. Low Excursion Rales To Atlanta, Ga ~ On October :•? and November 5. the Baltimore & Ohio R, R. will sell Exctir. sion Tickets to Atlanta. Gc . at very low rates, on account of the Cctton States adh International Exposition, Tickets will be /good for return ten (10) days from date of sale. . .Seasos tickets will be sold etery day until further notice, and will be good for return until January 7, 1806. Twenty-day tickets will also be sold every day until further notice, good for return 20 days from date of sale. For full information call on or address nearest B G O Ticket Agent, < r L, s. . Alien, Ass't Gen’l Pass'r Agent, Chicago. 111.

C'-ll ,_-_L2 ■"*- . _J 11 _ , NOTICE. I am prepared to gum saws, and grind plow points and do all kinds of repair work at my shop on Main street. —S. Hauk less.

FAEM FOE SALE. South of Syracuse in Van Buren townehipy-one hundred and twepty acres~as«a bargain. Geo. W. Mills.

To The Public. Remember that I am in my office every day except Monday. I tan save you money. Gold crowns $5. Bridge work at bard time prices. You are asked to investigate. All work warranted. Dr. Hontz, dentist.

ADMINISTRATOR S sale I will offer at Public sale at the residence of Martin one-half mile north of Syracuse. on FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Bth,lß®s, the following property:— About 230 bushels of W heat; 40 bushels Wheat Kakiugs; 55 bushels Oats: 3 loads Clover Hay: 1 toad Timothy Hay; 1 stack ot Straw-,, a small lot df Corti and Clover Seed; 2 Iron Kettles: I Copper Kettle. Woo! Blankets and other bedding; .Carpets; 1 bed complete and other other articles too numerous to mention. * SIX MONTHS eredit will on sums of *5.00 or more Less sums Cash. JOHN W STETLER. Administrator of Estate of Elizabeth Strom beck. Deceasod

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Fall Goods ' * t While in the east we bought a large gtock of goods at extremely low prices for Cash, which we are going t© sell you on very close margins. We purchased in New York and Philadelphia, a fine stock of Clothing, Dress Goods, Underwear, Boots and Shoes, and in fact everything needed by our customers, and before you lay out any money for fall purchases come and examine these decided bargains. We can show you a line of goods never before shown in Syracuse. We can save .you dollars if you trade with us. .W M W W W aild 5. L. Ketring. /

Hardware. izx stools: 3Fxh.ll line of: STOVES and TINWARE,

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ZznxLplexn.erxts, Cutlery, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Pumps, Tubing, Nails, E.E. STRIEBY.

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