The Syracuse Register, Volume 7, Number 2, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 21 November 1895 — Page 4

ju——■ ** * wr m SYRACUSE REGISTER. ’ POhttsbad every Thursday, at Syra ciwe. Kosciusko County, State of Indiana ED C. GRAHAM, Editor A/to Publisher. MR9 E U GRAHAM. Associate Editor.. ftrtered aS the postoffleo at Syracuse, aS Second-ciasa Mail Halter. I."Il-'i'' ' -- ’ 1 ■ ■■ Snbscription Terms: -£lO fear, Cosh In Advanee . .11 00 |U Months •• •• 00 fhyeo •• •• 80 finhscrlptlons running three months Q| arrears without settlement, will be K-ged up at the rate of Twenty-Five 85 for each additional Six Months. THURSDAY, Nov; si, SYRACUSE MARKETS. Revised every Thursday guitar per lb , ' t I>■ tin •• a<ji. re Whtot ' “ bushel • I’e Torn ■ ‘ ■■ ulOTf/seeJ 5 JO tai i:: Prcfeuicul U. MILES & HIGBEfe, Bankers, MILFORD, IND.| pO A GENERAL MHIM ITOEK. Deposits Received. F.M.Ott, ' —DEALER IN - Hi ichci late ■! IbgbC't market price paid for timl-er difthflyrdods oral-the mill - Faromr* having tiutlcr to to’!.'should-not wait I v f tU t > come ard see you, but drop us h postal ea- 1 ar I we will.ii vestigat Planing and Matching dene to order on short Notice, j SYRACUSE. INDUN’A. | ■—! *? — — . B. F. Hoy. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Syracuse ■ Indiana. V» J • I). 11. HOW — I’IIOpRIETQR OFmin 1111 u prompt nttenti-'u given p> business. I), s. HONTZ, Dentist. ’ -•'* ... •«, i k * h J *- I ■ ■ • * . . ■- ■ ■ ' • ' j Syracuse, Indiana. SB® HOTEL, Fred. Hinderer, PropT. It \TFS J 2.00 jwr DSy First cia-- . l ice •boa to ami from all trains. i<-*t in ('onnectioH. I SYRACUSE. INDIANA. Eli Bushong. Barber. HAIR CUT 20 cts. IHAVE JO ctj. tc ’ iful GEO. W, MILES, ....;. -s- ■ Attorney-at-Law and Insurance Underwriter. JtjxH’ial attention given to collections. SYSACUSE, IND. M. MANI Abstractor. Work lYomplhilone-lTices Risbt ♦flirt Bier she Pod Offirr. Warsaw, lad. Oamberlain’B Eye and 6kta Ointment A certain cure for Chronic Sore Ivto Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, O» Chronic Sorto, Fever Seres, Ecuenn t»eh, Prairie Scratches, Bore Nipple* J. ad Piles. It is eoolin* end soothing ♦ red* of cases have been outed by r all other treatment Lad faded toeeatoPMbe*.

■»--” gg"! LOCAL BREVITIES. a sj .. * ’ •. Come to Syracuse to tra4e. . Patronize those who advertise. Corn for sale at the mill. '< Wheat is wortji 60c now. Patronize the advertisers. Read Tub Register for pews. A bushel of fun at K P. hall Nov. 23. i ’ Emory Kindig was in Goshen, 3’jndny. »* A load of chunk wood waited at . this office. z Geo. Baird and wife were in Goshen Monday. School Supplies at Miller A Bushong's Drug Store. Our merchants are getting ready for the Holiday t.ade. South Milford has secured a charter for a K. of |* ledge. Chas. Bowersox of Garrett, was in town Sunday visiting friends Rev. Herron has had 40 accessions to the church since be came. . Varnishing an-I.Repairing «t Rotbenberger's Furniture store. O. L. Cory is improving his residence property iu i|artinsbuig Notiijng l'.;i the highest grade of .crx ahowti'fo the art at Parfitt sin f»o»Len .Hughey, the' pbotogr }l.. b”8 .' moved Lis cat t • Napi ai*?e'',f«r the winter. Mr. and ~'ts. F; k Bus., . g will move into the Hdfil'y piopdpty this week, . ■* Come in and give us jour name fora 3 in< ntbs Sul set i] tion to Ihe Regihteh. i ' . ■ I ‘ Mrs Hinderer and daughter. = Blanche, were visiting ' fri : hi I Ligerio r Frilay . The He .ssteh c»>< print your cardahd ’pfograma on short, notice, “Come jn «nd_4Jtv« 11* your order. . Going lo build tins fall? Beeknel’. A Kitson. Milford will save you I money every time. Preaching al M L church next I Sunday evening by the pastor Y’ou | are cordially invited b ■ I* • • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Landis of Hartford City, Ind , are in town the guests of relatives and friends. Rocking Chairs S‘2 25 up. Lounges and Couches from $6 00 to $15.00 at Rotbenberger's Furniture Store. I can loan some money on favorable terms to. the proper party who will aj ply promptly. Geo. W. Miles. ‘ T 'ou do not eqov ( how cheap you can buy Furniture until you examine goods and get prices of *R<dlit nberger I S. L, Ketring purchased a fine I new Bradbury piano of the manufacturers while in Chicago a few weeks ago. ■ Our job department is rushed this week. We do up-to-date printing. nnd the stock and prices are right. > . J. A Ketring was doing business ’ in Ohio last week, and took large orders for his cefei)ta|ed brands of ! r ur. ’ Romey Deardorff and wife of Millersburg, were in town Sunday visiting relatives, returning home in the evening. ■Those who advertise in The Rjnistek are the merchants who ought to receive your trade. Give it to them and they will save you money. Dr.’Oldham, a native of India, gave a very interesting lecture last evening in the ME church before <4 large apd appreciative audience. We mentioned two weeks ago that Mra J. M Ott was dangerously ill. This was an an error, it should have been Mis J A Ott who wto sick at that time. ’ , ; « We learn ns we go to press that the plant of the Standard Manufacturing Co, of Milford na* entirely destroy, d by fire last evening about 8 o’clock We l ave not learned tfie loss or amount of insurance carried. We are instructed to announce that the “District School" advertised to be given Saturday night in K. P ball, has been postponed for one week which will be Nov. 30 Programs will be printed next week. Get your advertising ready for the bolidava Tile merchant who is lib eral in the use of printer’s ink i* the one who will, reap the benefit Qur readers are scanning the ads for bargains iu Xmas gifts, nnd now is .the time to advertise. Third quarterly meeting of M. E. church at SyraiCse, Nov. 2*.i, 30 and Dec 1 Preaching Friday night and Saturday at' 2 p. m., by Presiding Elder Hudson and Saturday evening by pastor. Sundav ing by a visiting minister by sacrament of Lord's Sum«r. Melt like Mist Theyr melt like mist mouth apd tickle the taste with a toothsome touch. You ask “what? Just sample FOX’S Square Wafer Butter Crackess and y ou’ll get the answer through the sense of taste. If allftbe food experts and “Crack"* bakers b> the world should combine their efforts they could’uA produce a more <!»- ‘ig 1 11 I itol «ln‘ksuu » cracker..

Will Robbins of Slilford was in town Saturday, . » - G. W. Proper was in Milford ’Saturday on businets, Jom M Hlard uPd Lon Sliv« r were in Wabash last weeli. Fine newline of Perfumes at Miller &’ Bushong's Drug Store. ‘War on Turkey’ will begin next J “Thursday. Sharpen your ax. r ’ Slaybaugb, and daughter, Clara, were in Goshen Saturday. '■ Drs. Hoy and Hendrickson had business In Millersburg yesterday. * Read the very interesting letter from Dakota 'published on first page At Parfitt’s dahery you can get PLotographr-ttlat look like steel cuts, i Rev Herron and Ralph O. Bates | made ttiis office a pleasant call Pri-j v day. ,x.' Miles had business in ' Ndrth’ Manchester, Ind., Friday and Saturday. - tt B. F. Hoppingarner and Dr. L. EHendrickson, had business' in Mfi- , ford Mondav / Davis Zent of Ohio was in town yesterday, looking after his land i‘«t- . eresls here. A light flurry of snow fell Wednesday, aud our sportsmen were on the hutit of rabbits. * f ’Friendly Inn and Restaurant, Mil--3 foid, C. E. Ketring, Prop’r. Meals a. al! hours. B 'Vni. Trail sold’ his resident propp er!' acress the creek this week tot Wm. McClintic f.Y ?4(M>. I ' • The people stiv that we extract teeth without pain.— Hcxtz, the dentist. B Coi,r-:d Striehy was..in town SatE urday and reported crops iu his secI lion the Lett iu years. S. O Russell apd Miss Nor Darr, > j were the guests of Mr and Mre. O, W. Russell bf Gosben, Sutfday. |; ■ ■ *•’ ■ ' '■ ■■ '■ ’ ■ Mr»j Eunice Boggess ofSt. Charles, J Mich., is the guest of frer parent*. Mr. ami Mrs. A. M. Yopuce, 1] Mrs Rebecca Noel wife of Lewis 1 Noel, living south of town, was buried Sunday Npv 10,1895, in Union eemeterv. t 1 Mr. Teall has purchased IQ acres 3| miles north-west of town from Mrs. Malloy, and expects to build ’ this fall. 9 ■ ’ ■ ■ Wm. Wilkinson has gone to Chicago to accept aposition, and has left his billiard room in charge of leiah Ketring goring big al-eence. An pkj man was instantly killed at Bremen, Ind.. Tuesday mornitog 5 by the fast line on the B. &O. Hg ’ was caught ou the trestle near th; j water tank. Two great facts to be considered when building, quality and price. We give you both in Shingles, Ship--9 lap and flooring, if you buy now, — . Ikcknell A Kitson, Milford. Miss Nora Miles left Friday morning i..r Huntington, Ind. , where she | 1 will spend the winter with Mrs. J. . N. Richter. She will also take a , course of i- struction in inst r umautal music during her stay. 3 One week from today will be . Thanksgiving Day; We hope all will f enj'*y a bountifm feast of the good things of the land, and in return, let us not forget to give thanks for these - blessings, which have been so merci- * fully showered upon us during the * past year: 1 Biked Argument. When you buy crackers don’t take > the dealers word for too much —taste 1 them and let their llajor argue their merits. When you do this there iyn’t a doubt but that you will select “ FOX'S XXXX Square Wafer Butter Crackers * On the ®cbarg€ of violating the t chicken ordinance in Warsaw, Wm. ’ Tennant and Joe Rouch were taken ' before Mayor Moon on Friday Both 1 men pleaded guilty and were each fined SI and costs.—about $6.80 apiece. ‘There are several citizens in t the south part of town who permit their fowls to run at large; and their t neighbors assert 4 that unless they j make an effort to*prevent it. affida- (< 'its will be sworn out against them also Indianian. We bear complaints of the some nature here. Just b why some people will violate the law 1 by allowing their fowls to run at ‘ large, and scratch up their neighb bore’ gardens and lawns, we do not - jknow. but they will do well to remember that it is illegal to allow fowls to run at large within the inp oorporaled limits of any town 9 ACROSS THE LINE 1 BvU. Know. J 1 ' * " r 1 T ® . g Last Sunday two Stiver brothers were handling a shot gun and resulted in one being shot in the leg i making a dangerous wound. ’ Jane Epert is visiting with War- ' ren J.uday. The infant son <»f Mr, and Mrs. Waircn Reutfrow was buried Tues'dny. . ?' ■ > B Teachers’ institute at Millersburg 1 next Saturday. 5 Special program at the Y. P. C. j ’ U-, Sunday evening. 1' ‘‘Jimmy'’ Rookstool is not much s | improved iu health. lUi yon attend oor.Sunday s hool, \\ by uut? - , l ~ I ■

Oil Meal by the single pound or by the sack at Miller ! & Bushong’s. Something New In Photography Parfitt’A Gallery in Goshen, is the only.place you can Photographs •in life (jo’nrs; ■ ■■ If you are going to have a & Public sale, come in and let us get out your bills. New type and reasonable prices. Give us a call. Notice. Our factory was destroyed by fire Wednesday night, but not our Pine Stock, aud our patrpns will find us at the old stand ready io do business as .before". . ' 6 - Becknell A Kitson, Milford. NOTICE. ■ i The firfii of Hooplugarner A Mili ler having changed hands, they request, all who owe thfim on book account to come in and settip up. The books must be closed at'once. ‘Hoopingarnef A Miller. Never Out Os Season Tker#ls no time in the year when Dr. f aid well’s Syrup Pepsin is no; a bene fft to mankind It -cures''.’qustipatioli and indigestion, and’. diMThbea caused by bad condition of the digestive orgairi Trial size bottles ' 10c? also 50C of Theo. Millar, druggist, '1 • • -————I —- Very Troublesome laxative ‘'teas’’ art a bother Caldwell’s Syri'-p Pepsin istpore Convenient, plpa^ahttftke and‘ more effective. Try a tOc bottle large sizes 50v and SI at 'Tired- Miller’s drugstore. TffVnship Institute. •’P . - - L ' ; '« - . The teachers of Tuikey Creek Township met Saturday November 16, 1895, at the School house in Syracuse and the morning Session was opened with a song, by the institute, Mr. Ott the: f<>ok up the chapter on interest iu McMurray's General Method. He showed clearly the difference between a direct and indirect interest, “Direct or true interest iu a subject is that kind which is felt fbi the thing itself, while an indirect interest has something else than the subject as the real source. Percepts autl prizes held over pupils are incentivts to study, produce the indirect interejt ahd ofteber arousS stich feelibgs aS ffride, jealousy, and love of self. -* ' \ ” Miss Hillabcjd to whom language hail been assigned, wag absent. The subject was left until the afternoon session. In. its stead, Miss Holloway read an instructive paper on effects of tobacco. She spoke of its poisonous properlmc nnd said: A thread dipped in the oil of tobacco and drawn through a. wound in an animal would kill it in a few moments. That such a poison taken into the blood would be ruinous to the health, who will doubt? Yet the United States knowing the danger of its use, gives about 400,000 acres of good land to the cultivation of it. The institute adjourned to meet at 1;15 o’clock. ArrgßKoos. After a song the institute discus’sed the topic, of language. Following came a good paper by Miss Wilt upon Acts I and II of Shakespeare’s Henry VIII J A recitation by Miss Smith entitled the Iron Pen. Mr. Hess followed with the reading lesson, ‘Tbapatopsis,’ He spoke of the purpose, theme, embodiment ana figures of the poem. The subject was ably handled. After a rest of fen minutes, Chas. Bachmag recited the poem, “Two Schools I visited.,’ The poem contains a lesson which can be personally applied by the teachers. Arithmetic was then discussed by Mr. Smith. He covered the outline of the work,-. ’ ‘ After assigning the work for the next meeting, the institute adjourned to meet December 14. Ezra Hass, Pres. Chas. Bachman, Sec y. BIG T BOITE To Coftoß States and International EXPOSITION. Tra< elers to the South during the fall a nd the early part of the winter season will hgve an unusual opportunity pf see ing the South at its best advantage The Atlanta Exposition is the largest exposition of its kind in this country, with the exception of the World’s Fair at Chicago nuw tu reach atlasta. ,From Chicago. Peoria, Indianapolis. Terre Haul*. Lafayette, Benton Harbor .and intermediate points, the Norlh and Northwest, the “Big Four’’ route offers the choice ot the two great gateways to the South—Cincinnati and Ixmisvllle. Through daily trains of Buffet Parlor Cars. Wagner Buffet Sleeping Cars, Ele£ant Dining Cars and Modern Coaches. ’’At Cincinnati direct connections are matte in Central Union Mtation with through trains with Pullman Sleeping Gars of the Queen & Qresent Route to Atlanta via Chattanooga and the Southern Railway, and with through trains of the Louisviile A Nashville Ry., via Nashville. the N. C. & St. L. Ry. and Western and Atlonta Ry. to Atlanta. At' Louisville connections are made with the L. A N. Ry., via route indicated. For full p .'rticulars call on or address E O McCormick. D B Martis. Pase’r rrafiie Mg’r Gen’l Paw’r Agt • - /s ’,. ' - . It, ... -wi * *

■— m Geo. Hire is on the sick list this week. Prof, D. C. Ridgely, professor of Sciepce in the West Division High School of Chicago, was In t iwn Friday and Saturday the guest of J. P. Dolan. He was here for the purpose of taking the temperature of our lakes.-\ ; '' •' '■ Mrs. J. A. Ketring and daughters, spent the past week in North Webster, visiting relatives and friends. ».■ ' ■ I. P. Rummel and wife of Goshen, were in town Saturday night and Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frad. Hjnderer. S. F. Smith, author of the well known national hymn ■‘•America’’ d>ed suddenly, ot heart failure' Nov. Itj. a| Boston, aged S7 - NOTICE. Parties wanting butchering doneat their homes can have my servi ces any time by leaving word with Abe Hire at store. Wes. Hire. FARM .FOR SALSSouth of Syracuse in’ Van Buren, township—one hundred and twentyacres at a bargain. Geo. W. Miles. ■. —— . —■ ’ —_ NOTICE. I am prepared to gum saws, and - grind plow points and do all kinds of repair worfc at my shop on Main street.—S. Harkljess. BucMen s A.nlca Salve., The Feat Salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises* Sores, . Ulcers, Salt Rhpun). Fever Sores. Chapped Hands. Chilblain? Corns, and all Skin. Eruptions and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed- to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded'. Price 25 cents a bhx, For Bale : by Miller & Bushong To The Public. Remember that I am in my office every day except Monday. I ran save you money. Gold (towns 35. Bridge work at hard time prices. You are asked to investigate. All work warranted. Dr. Hontz, dentist. ’The. Silver Craze Silver has greatly depreciated in commercial values, aud may be found impracticable for money purpopes, bu t thousands suffering from dyspeusia indigestion, and constipation have found that 50 e. or ?1 in silver, invested in Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is worth its weight in gold. Trial sizes (10 doses 10 c). by Theodore Miller, druggist. Homeseeker's Excursion Via the Baltimore & Ohid’K. It. On November 27 the Baltimore & ' Ohh, Railroad will s.J* Excursion Tickets to points in. Virginia ou the Harper’s Ferry & v’alley Branch, South of and including Winchester, at rate of one fate for the, rbunh trip, plus. $2.00. Tickets wilKbe good for return 30 days from date of sale. For full information call on ar address any p. O. Ticket agent, S. P. Kretzer, LantiSaml Immigration Agent, Philadelphia, Pa , or L. S. Allen, Ass’t Gen’l Pass’r Agent, Chicago, Electric letters Electric Bitters is a medicine for any season, but perhaps more generally needed when the languid exhausted feeling prevail?, when the liver is torpid and and the need of a tonic and alterative Is fell. A prompt «se of this medicine has often avertetl long and perhaps fatal billious'fevers. No mediciae will act more surely in counteracting and freeing the iy»tem from the malarial poison. Headache. Indigestion, Constil’atipn, Dizziness yield to Electric Bitters. .'jliFalhl- A, per cattle at Miller & Bushong’s ’ l ow Excursion Rates to Atlanta. Ga. Via the Baltimore & Ohio R R, On account of the Cotton States International Exposition, at Atlanta. Ga , the Baltimore & Ohio R R , will sell Excursion tickets at very low rates. Season tickets will be sold every day until further notice, and will be good for returq until January 7, JBSMTwenty.day, tickets Will also bo sold every day until’ furfher notice, good for return twenty (20) days from date of sale. ■ For full information call, on or address nearest B & O Ticket agent, or L S. Allen. Ass’t Gen 1 Pass’r Agent. Chicago. 111. ./■ Homeseeker S I xcursion. Via the Baltimore & Ohio R. R. On November 10 the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will, self Excursion Tiekets to points in Virginia on the Harper’s Ferry & Valley Branch, south of and including Winchester, at rale of one fare for the round trip, plus 12.00. Tickets will be good for return 3d days from date of sale. For full information call on or address any B & O Ticket Agent .8. P. Kretzer. Land and Immigration Agent, Peiladelpbia, Ga or L. 8. Allen. A. Xi. P. A . Chicago, 111. -

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Fall Goods While in the east we bought a large stock of goods at extremely low prices for Cash, which' we are going to 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 pur customers, and before you lay out any. money for fall purchases come and examine these decided bargains. We can show you a line of 4 goods never before shown in Syracuse. We can save you dollars if you trade with us. GROCERIES:^ 11 G s and S. L. Ketring.

Hardware. Keop in - ZFhnll lizxe of: " STOVES and TINWARE,) - X ? ■ - . p ‘ • • . . ■ 4 AH styl«« and Slats for A The Genuine all beer thi* & Kind of Furl Trade-Mark. Bh’an Imitauow. Zxxxplezxiexxte, Cutlery, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Pumps, Tubing, Nails, E. E. STRIEBY.

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