The Syracuse Register, Volume 7, Number 9, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 9 January 1896 — Page 4

SYRACUSE rtttiiSitß. Pnbiishcd every Thursday, at Syracuse, Kosciusko County, Bute of Indiana. —J -Z —— ■—— -— ED 9. GRAHAM, Editor and Publisher. MRS E C GRAHAM, Associate Editor. Entered at the postoffleo at Syracuse *A Second-tlaas Mall Matter ____ ..—X — Subscription Terms: Jno Tear, Cash In Advance;. .. .11 00 Six. Months " " “ ...... CO Thyee “ " “ “ ...... 80 Subscriptions running three month.in arrears without settlement, will be parged up at the rate of Twenty-Five Cunts for each additional Six Month? fHLtISDAY, Jan. », 1890. 4 SYRACUSE MARKETS. > Revised every Thursday. ll'utU'r per lb . ' S 10c " ilos., -1.7 c Wheat bushel • O.’c Corn “ “ ') ■ , ; Sy Olorer Seed *' ‘ ■ 3 iff __ . ■ i,-' '' ! ' .' - ■ ‘ ' Sim isi Pnteica&l Cm HILES & HIGBEE, Bankers, MILFORD. IND. i)0 A CESEIII BAMiIH Bl SJSES* Deposits Received. F. M. Oft, — HEALER IN— Hard ci Scftwccd kabe: Highest market pr.iee paid for timber :.i the woods at the mill Farmers oaring timber t»4e: 1 should not wait 'or us to coine and see you. but drop u’ > postal card and we will inve-tlgate. Planing and Matching dene to order on short Notice. SYRACUaE, INDIANA. *■■~ \ i * ~ B. F. Hoy, Physician and surgeon. Syracuse Indiana. iirl iiorar —PROPRIETOR Os— SW SHI L3E. ~ _ Prvjmpt attention given to business. s’ ■ • S’ •» . - . " jHMk D< S. HONTZ. Dentist. —omet :at— Syracuse. “ Ihdiana. Fred. Hinderer* Prop’F. RATES 12 GO per Day. First-class accommodations, Free ■iU’to and from all Livery in connection SYRACUSE, INDIANA. Eli Bushong. Barber. ■ • K • HAIR CUT 20 ell. SHAVE—IO cH. < t<r'ci.af ! i4-l-'.r', harp rasttts geo. w. Miles, Attorney-at-Law and Insurance UhdeKvHter > 1 . .\' • ••>1’>pecial attention given to collections SYRACUSE, IND. MANLVt Abstractor. Work rrdtaptli Dwt-frios light jfirt (her ihr PW Office, < ‘ People When in Warsaw, • ~ Should Stop at » THE BRUNSWICK Restaurant,.. W. J. Jatkman, Prop r. €> A»i ■. "'***" : • "i«nd! iwviltydivc cents. ’ -Mags furnlsbed

LOCAL brevities. Come to Syracuse to trade. ■Patronize those who advertise. 0 ■ . Corn for sale at the mill Wheat is worth 60c now. Patronize the advertisers. Read Tub Register for news. J. T. Howard was in Benton Wednesday. Ihrig's Croupoline at Miller A Bushong's. A load ofchunk wood wanted at this office. Pure Diugs and Medicines at Miller A Bushong's. Sam Traater and E. C. Howard were in Goshen Wednesday. •T lia Hapner, a prominent farmer of Benton, had business on our streets Tuesday. The greatest bargain place in town this week at Rotbeuberger's Furniture'Store. Presto! change! Hall's’Hair Renewer causes gray hair to assume n natural color. Conductor Scott May field, of Garrett; has charge of the ice train here this week. Al! the ice uouses in town r.re being filled with ice of splendid quality aud ample thickness. . Tm R» .KTF.n Can | nnt your and programs op sboit notice ( <o*4in and igiYe.us your order; ' L. R. Geiard and son. Ralph, nil i ; J. M. Mock, of Noun Webster, w. r- • in town Tuesday visitint! friends I ran loan some money on taVorable terms to the proper party who will apply promptly. Geo. W. Mfres 11. M Hazen, of Chicago, returned home Tuesday after a visit of a; Week with Geo. Prdper and family. I Steve Fvans, of Richville, shipped j B?.'oral'car loads of stock from here j Tuesday, paying out t<> out farmerhl over SISOO in cash j It is said that the Yeagers, of I Cromwell, have tdos, j a contract for | 4,200 of timber laud in Aikaip j Sas, whither they will remove. C«Muad Strieby was on our streets this week fcr the first time in seVetal weeks He his been down with lagrippe,but is slowly recovering. Katey A Beau have o|>entd a new meat market on Huntington strbet, where they will t»e (otth'd ready to serve customers with the choicest meats at all times. Our genial drlHman; Raleigh Howser, has been confined to bis house for nearly a week with neuralgia of the face, but is sufficiently improved to be at work again. Our bustling saw mill men, Olt A Gordy, have been making things hum nil winter; and many men and teams have been given steady employment by their energy. Hon <t. £. McDonald, of the Ligonier Banner, is prominently mentioned as the democratic candidate sos congress in the 12tb district. Mr. McDonald deserves any success he may attain: The state auditor Las black listed the following insurance companies for failing to comply with the laws of the state; Illinois Mutual, Reliance Mutual aud the Underwriters, al! of Chicago, amt ihe German Mutual of Philadelphia.. An evening social was given at the home of Miss Winnie Holloway in honor ot Mr R M. Hazsc, oi Chicago, 111. Two doxep guests were present. Games and charades were played. Refreshments weie served nt 10:30. All leport a pleasant tim-. We have added n very spicy end interesting epriespuudence from Penton. to • Wcdr!* of writers, as will bates-u in our columns. We hope our correspondent', will write regularly ae our rea,iera k forward each week for thcii interest'.ng let ters. Wm Clasoii, ol East Goshen, on Sunday found A strung’r in •» field near bis houee yery nearly frozen to death, pre ibiig and Heatwole st/c- --. ceeded in resuAcitatiug,pia fellow and may I** able to save is l ands apd sett, which were badly frozen. He bad be<n put off a Ireiebt tram, jn a maudlin condition from the effect of drink. ’ 4 < Q«r friend,. Andy Gallagher, Jbe genial of the lacteal .fluid, has placed a comfortable little beat; ing st ox a in his milk wagpu.. The stove was by . our, tinner, Harklese, »pd is cylindrical ic shape, 7 in. in diameter aud 12 in. high, and has a 3 in.’ pip& With this little heater in Jiis “Pullman .car," Mr. Gallagher is better; enabled to withstand the intense cold of these wintry motoings. The delivery! of milk on a long route is not a? phiemiiW » j°h ae worn a people think Mr. Gallagher is always prompt, revsr missing a day, And feriugs. Jp e bU„ rpalOWlP» good rich mill—the gentJin« artic’o.

Writ it 1896. Pratt’s Food at Miller A Busbongs 1 Our merchants are enjoying an excellent trade. See Ketring’s Robes and Hu a>Blankets. Prices very io*. Dr. Ihrig and wife were the guests of S. L. Ketring jind wife over Sunday, A large lot Men's heavy winter Shirts at Extremely Low Prices I S. L. Kctiing's Mrs. Dr. Hoy returned from her old home at Millersburg Ohio Saturday evening. Miss Vay Hammond was the guest of her uncle Charles Hammond, of Milford, last week. Preaching in the M. E. church | morning at 11 o’clock sun I time, by the pastor. ■ v Prof. Bean, of the Ligonier schools, ■ visited Lis brother Mr. Chas. Beau, 1 of this place last Friday. I’he’people say that vve extract 11« eth without pain.— ’ H viz, the lentist. The niiiroad company have a large i force hen' thib weeyT&i vest;iig : ice', ■ 'Ahi' h i- now " r thick and’ .of excellent <[U‘\lily The town trustees have ordered two prison cages which will arrive soon and be erected in the basement ’ ■ ■ a ; of the •'chop! house. The cages comJ pkte. delivered here will cost I Ed Youm e, of Garrett, wa.-» hnmp ‘ over Sundav He reports his crushed hand as getting along nicely \aud hopes it may be of som? to him yet, though it will be tuueh crippled Oar shoo, is openfe I Monday, after a two weeks vacation. The’teachers Hud pup Is will n<> doubt take bold • with eneregy and apply i themselves duritlg the school term, i The second winter.term Elkhart ‘ Institute of Ait, Science and»lndi:stj n, Elkhart; Ind , will begin on Ttiesday v Jan. 14, and continue ten weeks. ; Bbatd $1 oO per week. Instructions ; thorough and bminently practical i Teims vert reasonable Expenses low. Both Sexe3 admitted. Careful home training. Location attractive and healthful. Day ahd evening sessions: Diplomtis awarded. Fall Aug. 21st to Out. 26th. Circular free. Address H. A. Mumav& M. D., Sec'y. The Ligbnier people are making an effort to inject new life into their fair association, and to settle their quarrels, so thdt the Noble County fairs miy be ton tinned. The day df the woolly calf, big pumpkin and three legged chicken is gone it seems, and the dedr old county fd ; r, where the monte and the shell racket men i harvested the profits of the last crop, spe&fiess horses ran imaginative races, and coy maidens pledged their troth over slabs of ginger bread, are to’live only in memory. ‘ An exchange remarks that once, when a man Iraptured his.leg or arm, a doctor w > 5 called who “set it” now they D iver do, they always “reduce the fracture,” once they bad “numbI palsy,’’ now they have “locomotor at nxia,’’ oiice plain stomach ache, new “appendictiS,” once heart disease, now “heart failure,' and so on until the end until it almost demands an , autopsy to tell “what’s the matter.” and yet we have apparently progressed in the art Os guess work as in all other arte. ? * A Mrs. Mafiiila rteaver, aged about 60 years,.died nt the county infirmity last Fiidt ▼* -lan. A, of injuries received Isv fal iug from an .upper story : window in an attempt to run awav Her hips were broken and spine injured. Paralysis and U ;od pcisoning ensued The deceased passed nearly ! her life in thia community. She was brought to the home of her son, Mr. Aaron Weaver, of this place, at j wfioge residence Rev. L. W. Love de1 iivered » funeral discourse on-Satur-day. I'he burial was at the Concord c> in'ten . Mrs Hoover, of New Ppri js. Ohio, a sister of the deceased ArI rived just previous to Mrs. Weavei’s > death and had charge of the funeral ’ obsequies. Dr. Harris tlie gentleman interestI ed .in promoting Ihe Michigan City I I and Joledo ship cant}! was in town I last «veek. The ftiatapce fropi Chicaf to Tqledq oyer the route now travelle*! is said to b$ 720 miles, « the .proposed canal would shorten it ,| to 200 .miles. Besides the cost of ; wrecks in the lakes and straits wbjch »: runa into millions, ewy year, mpst of which could be saved. The canal , is to be 60 feet at lbs bottom, with i a depth of water of 13 feet, is to have s anywhere from 22 tm36.locks, and is . eaUmatsd to cost 115,000,000—unless -: Inoie Sam take a partnership in it, / ■ ih which case the depth ff water and lithe cost will be considerably increaa- - ed The proposed route.,Jouchet r Jsput%, Bend, Goshen, Jake II and Defiance.Obiq> of which places s . j propel mneh euDrr ’ 4

li. P ’tkenberger and -. ! - ui Webster, were in town Saturday. Geo Brown and family, James t Casey and family and Mrs. Scott, of Ligonier, were the guests of Mr. and ( Mrs. C. W. Knorr over Sunday, j ] ~W. A. Walters, of Chicago and passenger agent for the Wabash R. R. spent the past week with A. H. , Blanchard, returning home Wednesday. Bil lerback, accompanied by Jesse Ketring, returned from Ohio last week, where they bud been visiting relatives and friends during the holidays. G. A. Johnson, the father of the l td who was shot at Milforckrecently, being dissatisfied with the investigation made by the coroner, procured the arrest of young Robinson under the charge of manslaughter, and he was held Jo the circuit court in the sum of S10(h) to answer by Justice Field el Warsaw. His father, Cap’t. North and Albert Ix>ntz are his bondsmen Wai suit people atffe Com plaining bitti-rly against canning factory, and Abe kick put up When called upon to produce the ainbunt of their donations can almost be beard in this corner of the county. Warsaw isn't a dazzling success in any enterprise we can think of until it comes to the business of getting offices, and then she’s a daisy, and don't you ever doubt it. Word Comes from Columbia City that the hurvevors are northward bound orisT the line of the proposed Huntingtob, Columbia City and Ligonier elective road, and that they expect, to reach this city this week. The survey Las been made from Hunting&a to Columbia City. They who pretend 4 ’.now ray that the line will be completed before November, 1596. — L'giJrAer Banner. At last Wednesday morning a Nickle Plate train struck a sleigh confining Wm. Doddridge, a clerk arid Daniel Rhoades, a farmer, (be formsr of whom was killed instantly, and the latter injured past hope of recovery. The Claypool Time? gives an account of the accident and Very feelingly and truthfully adds:“Scenes like the above where friends and old acquaintances are brought before uis cold in death oi horribly mangled, hag its impression.” We notibe Col. W. T. Dennis, formerly strtri* c^mmissfoner, has issued a chart giving the names of all the fish native to Indiana, together with cuts of the same. The list includes rock boss, pickerel, stbne catfish, Sacramento perch, largemouth black bass, sunfish, pike; yellow bass, bass, white bass, yellow perch, brook trout wall eyed pike, muskallonpe, white perch, brook p'iekerel, crappie, helniazite, crayfish, warmouth, blue sunfish and long eared sunfish. Some Electric Railway Prospects. The future importance of the Burns Electric Railway system is beginning to reveal itself by the preliminary construction of other similar systems with which'it will connect. It has been .definitely settled that the Burns will eveniqally reach froih Goshen to South Rend, and from ’Goshen to • some point on Wawasee Lake. thence it has been said, there will be connections made for Ft. Wayne It appears fi railway is being constructed from Ft. Wayne to Columbia City. ’ Another one is being suiveyied from Huntington to Ligonier, ’ passing through Columbia City. The proposed rbuie through Noble coun- ! ty is within five or six miles of Wawasee lake, and that is the point where iin all probability, the Burns system will connect with it. The three systems will tap a number of pleasant iinland lake?, where summer resorts wiH be established. The Burns system will boast of Christiana Lake, near Elkhart, and Wawasee Lake at Syracuse. Xhe Huntington-Ligonier 1 system will have Shriner Lake, and I ths Ft. Wayne hue Everett Lake Thus in the summer time, Goshen , people can L*ke an open car through the country,, stopping ,ata number ; of different resorts, if they are so in- • dined ■ , < the dirtetors of i the Huntington, Columbia City & : Ligonier Efoctric Railway met a£ Cols umbia City in Marshall, McNagoy A i Clugston's office to decide on v?hich , route to sehd their surveyors north i ! from that dty. The company Las II been considering three routes; one 1 1 to pess Loqp Lake, another to go to i Crooked Like, and the thiid to touch i Ceader. Round and Shriner Lakes. , It has intention to. estabI lish a summer resort at whichever qog ,of the Jakes they go,to. i rltsrnosing this matter and cqpsideri Ing tjie plaa*. ‘hat Geo. Ruch laid bot fore them, ib was decided to Lave > $ >. xunfiJi of running to ' Shriner Lake.—Goshen Time?

Sleighing is good. i Will Robins, of Milford, was 4n town Sunday. O. H. Aborn, ex-county clerk died at his home in Warsaw on Monday last of neuralgia of the heart. After twenty-four years as chairman of the democratic central committee of this county Mr. Wm, Conrad has resigned, for the reason that, he says, “his age does not warrant him to continue in so active a position.” Mr. Conrad retires with the utmost esteem and confidence of the members of his party throughout the. county. F. J. Zimmerman, of the Union, was chosen to sueeeed him. F. M. Idle and Albion Beck were reelected respectively secretary and treasurer. Miss Amy Wallis of Illinois, is the guest of Postmaster Wallis and family this week. On the morning of January 3rd. a son was boin to the wife of Charles Kirkendorfer, weighing but one and one-half pounds. Despite the untoward circumstances the baby lives and apparently has as good opportunities for developing into manhood as though be had begun with a much larger/stock of ndvoirdupois. Go shen News. J • NOTICE. I am prepared to gum saws, and grind plow points and do all kinds of repair work at my shop on Main stfeet. —S. Hakkless. I have a half dozen fancy young Plymorth Rock roosters for sale at 75c each, 6 months old, weight 7 to 8 pound?! GeG. W. Mii.es Fresh Car load of Swamp Root at Miller A Bushong’s. The Cheapest—That’s The Best! We are selling Lumber and Shingles as low as the lowest, quality considered, and invite your inspection. BECK NELL A KITSuS’. Milford, Indiana. Piles of people have piles, but De Witt s Witch Haxvl Salve will cure them When promptly applied, it cures scalds and burns without the slightest pain—Miller & Bushong’s drugstore. Bucklen's Arnica Salve The Best Salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheupi. Fever Sores, Chapped Hands. Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. I’rico 35cents a box. For Sale by Miller & Bushong. The Silver Craze Silver has greatly depreciated in commercial values, and may be found impracticable lor money purpopes, but thousands suffering from dyspeosia, indigestion, and constipation have found that 50 c. er $1 in silver, invested in Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is worth its weight in gold. Tria! sizes (10 dbses 10 <■).: by Theodore .Miller, druggist. Wife—Here's an Recount of a man who shot himself raihpr than bear the pains of Husfiand —The fool Why didn’t he take De Witt’s Little Early Risers? J used to suffer as bad he did before I commenced taking tnesa little pills. . ; If suffering wijh piles, it will interest you to know that De Witt s Witch Hazel Salve will tureth,em. This medicine 15 a specificjor all complaints of this character, and if instructions s which are simple) are carried out a cure Wil; result. We have tested this in numebous eases, and always with like results. It never fails. Never Out Os Season. Tkeri is no time in Hie year when Dr. 1 Caidwell’s Syrup lapsin’ is not a 1 «?’• ' fft to mankind. It cures constipation ‘ and indigestion, and diarrhoea caused id condition the digestive organs Vrial size bottle- W, also oCc and It riTheo Miller, druggist. Very Troublesome I 1 Laxative teas” are aJ»othei Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is more convenient, ■plea-ant to take aryl more etfjetire. Trv a 10c bottle large sizes 50• and 11 at Theo. Miller's dnig-t--iv ■ ~ BIG *4” HOLTE . To ‘ ATLULIJTA. " Cotton States and 1 uternational ’ EXPOSITION, 1 Travelers tu the South during the fall ’ a nd the early part of the winter season i will have au-unusual opportunity o ee ing the South at its best advantage. The Atlanta Exposition- is the largest 1 exposition pf. its kind in this country, with the exception <>f the World's Fair r at Chicago. MOW TU KE-ACH ATLANTA From Chicago, Peoria. Indianapolis, f Terre Haute. Lafayette. Benton Harbor and intermediate points the North and k Northwest, the ' Big Four'.'. route offers ' the choice ot the two great gateways to ■ the South —Cincinnati and Louisville, i Through daily grains of Bnffet Parlor i Cars, . Wagpar Buffet Sleeping Cars. Ele- , gant Dining Qirs and Modern Coaches. At Cincinnati direct connexions are S made in Central Uniou Station with ’ through trams with Pullman Sleeping 1 Cars of the Queen * Cresent Route to . Atlanta via Chattanooga and the South- ■ ern Railway, and with through trains of . the Liuisriile <& Nashville Ry...via Nash- . rille, the N. C. & St. L. Ry. and Western and Atlontu Ry. toAtlanta At Louisville connections are made ‘ with the L, AN. Ry. ria route indicated. k For dull yarteewUrs call on or address » i... E O-McCormiak, D.BMartia. PASS'r Traffic M»'r Ven’l Pass'r Ag*‘

Fall Goods Sweeping reduction in prices -on Winter Goods at Ketring’s. AU Ladies and Children’s Wraps at first cost. Goshen all wool Flannels, 25 c “ “ Trio ° 20c “ Blankets, per pair $2.00 Good heavy Skirting, yd. wide 25c Ladies all-wool Underwear, 75c Misses Wool Hose. 12c to 15c Good Outing Flannel, ,5c Men's heavy Jersey Shirts, 40c Working coats, $1.50 “ Underwear, per suit 50c “ Overcoats from $2.25 up Felt Boots and Overs, * $2.26 Soft White Sugar. 4 l-2c Seedless Raisins, ' . 5c Good Plug Tobacco, per lb; 20c Roasted Coffee, per lb; 20c and many other Bargains wfe have hot timeand space to enumerate. y. : ; . *a. w, w Whi W ■ . ' • ’ . ■ . . .... ■ •: ♦ S. L. Ketring. £» ■ ■

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