The Syracuse Register, Volume 7, Number 25, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 30 April 1896 — Page 4

B CL ' SE M a kk rr< HEHHgIBk every lhur.xl.ty i l<ii> cs MMMMBK xv 5 -' M«& !wj, ; ;- 5 , I; Higbee. £ By 3 . MILFORD. ‘ U M S'Vr.sx >‘ -/ L's Received. - * |p. < Indiana. gpm »• S. HONTZ. Dentist. —OrricK at— Syracuse, Indiana. (j.EO. W. MILES. Lawyer and insurance underwriter. Spcctal attention given to vol lections SYRACUSE, IND. I ■ V | MANLY. ABSTRACTOR. Fork Promptly Done--Prices Right Jffirt Ottr the Foil tfflrt, Wariuw, Ind. JTJLI BUSHONG, BARBER. NAIR CUT-20 st*. SHAVE—IO st*. ■i . IF'Ckai tu»n. and »liari> raa.r- _jai< • Dr. howser, • PHOHMETOR OF THE ribs hut un ■ •■ . I fftxMpt tUeuiiiHi given to bmiuesc J ' ' - A : . /■ gyracuse Hotel. FRED. HINDERER, I’Koi’KiEron. BATES $2.1X2 PEE DAY. First-class accomtuodaiious Free ’bm to and from alt trains, HJ~Good Livery iu connection. SYRACUSE, INDIANA. -, . ' ' i . ~~~ FM.OTT/ # • " DEAI.E* in M id Scßwtod taste Highest market price paid for timber Hi the woods or at tie* mill. Farmer* baring timber to tell should not wait fnr »» k» come and see you. but drop us • postal card and* we will investigate Planing and Matching done to order on short Notics. SxRICUSE, INDIANA.

•. BT • ■ / V g y P' ■”• cent Wall Paper, Miller A Bushong. Porn, to Mr. and Mrs.Sam’l Kerr, Wednesday April, 22, twin boys. S A. Widner was tn Syracuse Friday in the interest of the brick company,—Millersburg Grit, Mr. and Mrs. O W. Christi* «nd child of Ligotoier, were visiting relatives and friends Sunday. Look for Liberty Pole and New, Silver Ash Cigar, manufactured by Miles Robbins A Co , Milford, Ind. The Rcoana cmi print your cards and programs on short notice. Come in ami give us your order. I can loan some money on favorable terms to the proper party who will .apply promptly. Gio. W. Mirrs. The Honest John Truss, the finest and best thing on earth of its kind. See it an 1 be convinced—Theo. Muller, So'.e agent. A new lamp Las been put in front of the Masonic Lodge, too m in the Stetkr building, ai d is a neat and artistic piece of work. Decoration Day will soon be here. We Lope proper arrangements* will be made to decorate the glares, and also to hold appropriate exercises at the church. Elkhart was chosen as the place of the next meeting of the northern Indiana teachers'association, at the present meeting of the association at Marion last week An ice cream festival will be held at WebrlyV school bouse, Saturday evening. May 2, ISIHi. The proceeds will be used for the purchase of books lor .the school library. Out streets were lined with teams Satutdav evening, and our merchants ue.ie kept busy waiting on customers. Syracuse- is the place to trade, and you can purchase anything’you want as cheap as you can at any of thelarg. r towns. A O. Haney of M ItorJ, was in town Saturday and Lauded in his sill M’lipio n for am tYr 'ear. He informs us he has traded his interest m the Neff water system and will manufacture an automatic pump of his own invention. He has done well in Milhjfd. Miss Myrtle Masters and Mr. Jacob Bowser of near Milford, w ere mairifd at the residence of the bride's parents. Mr. and M-s. Win. Masters They will reside at’ the Junction, where Mr. M has emul jyment on the B AQ. The ceremony was witnessed bv a large number cd of r« latives and friends, and a reception dinner was given at Mr. Samuel Dewart's. Syracuse friends extend congratulations. Two young men were arrested by Goshen offim rs last week, who have bean committing petty thievery in tbe vicinity of Middlebury and Goshen. They secured many small orlidee from farm Louses where the families were away from boms, sm-•oujp-lhem brio g Mr Marion Kitson where they got a new suit of clothes and |5 in money, and also at Chas. Kitaon's, living on the Koontz farm, where they got one watch chain, one breast pin and a small amount of money. They were sentenced to due year in the penitentiary. It is the home paper that records your birib, publishes your marriages «td chronicles your death. To large journals the fifty-page eom| andiums of the dailf Lappeonings iu the world, you are but a cipher. To get the least notice from them you must steal SI I’d,ooo or commit an atrocious murder or have half a dozen wives. But ynur local paper watches over you with Eolicitude all the time. If you are rick it is worried and hopes you will soon be well It tells when >o<» come and when yo v gop when your bouse burns do wn and you build a new one. when Johnny has the mumps and your Mary has Abe measles, and how much little Pete weighed on arrival. Take big pap»m if you are interested in foreign countries, but it you want your ow n bi bgraphy take jour own bom • paper.

Corn wanted at the mill I Roads are getting good Read the new ads this week. See onr Wall Paper display—Mil- ( ler A Bushong Rothcnberger htrs a fine new , line of Wall Paper veiy reasonable. ; Born, to Mr. and Mra. William 1 Persinger, Monday, April 27 1896, a daughter. Satu’l. Akers Las .commenced the erection of a neat cottage on his lot in the Crow addition; Ornamental Paints put up in small cam* for houm-liuld use. Over twenty different shades and colors for sale by Theo. Miller. Don’t forget that L N. Kilson is handling Ship-lap, Cove Siding, Hard land Soft Pine, Flooring, Lining, Lath, White Pine and Red Cedar Shingles, also Hemlock piece stuff. Before buying, call and get prices. Milford, Ind. Young A Lcutz of the Eagle Mf*g Co., Milfordl l ave put in a full line of wood working machinery, and are (wepared to manufacture all kinds - of Building Material, such as Frames, Mouldings,Casings, Verandaaaud all kinds of interior finish. Orders promptly attended to. In this week’s issue will be found the the card vt Edgar Haymond of Warsaw, who announces himself a candidate for renomination for Judge of the Kosciusko Circuit Court. Mr Hsymend is so well- known to the} people of this county that it is hardly necessary commend him. H>s past services have proven him to be agcniienmn of excellent judgment, aaid if returned lie will serve the peobi si of Lis ability. A card announcing the name of |C. L. Bartoi of Warsaw, fur Tieaauier appeals in this issue. Mr. Barto! is well known to the people of the county, and is at present engaged iu the dry goods business in Warsaw. He Las made a success pf Lis business, and is fully competent t<s iili the office for which he announces his name. Mr. B. is a gentleman of steiritg integrity and would fill the ■office with satisfaction to the people. We B tOuk -a trip to Benton Saturday morning and found the roads in excellent condition, while farmers everywhere alofig the road were busy sowing oats. Everything looked fresh and green and the outlook tor grain and fruit never was better in this section. We dropped into the stores and found the merchants doit g some business. S. Ll Ketring's genrial store ia a neat brick building containing a very large and well assorted stqck for a town the size of Benton. Mr. L. D. Miller’s store was visited and we found the pro 7 prielor busy unpacking new goods, and lie informed us that business ; was good. We did not have time to make the acquaintance of all the enterpriair.g meichauts but hope to some day. ■ .' . '• ■ .-■ ' f* • ■ ■ tin last Tuesday a gentleman arrived in town who was interested in finding a suitable location for the j annual encampment of the National Boys Brigade, and also to look up u suitable camp ground for the encampment to be be! I ia July. A committee took the gentleman in charge and he was taken to prominent places around the lakes suitable for camp purposes Mr. R. expn ssed himself as very mush pleased with our facilities for entertaining the Brigade, and will give Syracuse due consi leralion when choeing a location. The memberu of the or. ganization are yiung ruen ranging in age from 1» to 21 years, and tbe number that might be expected to come, including parents and Inends would exceed 3,000. We believe our people will make every oooceerion asked, and we Lope to be able to report in our next issue that they will locate in our vicinity. Last Sunday afternoon we visited the new hotel lately completed t.t B ack Stump Point by: Mr Lamb of Goshen. Wc found tbe genial landlord at home, ami be kindly took us through the hotel. The building is SCxTA, three stories high and con Jtrins twenty-four bed rooms. A>large dining ts'utl,.2Sx37, two fine parlors a large vfifeeand lunch room. It is built throughout with southern pine- The furniture is new and up to-date. Large verandas extend nearly the entire length of the first aud second stories and com fort able chairs are placed around for the u js of guests. Shade trees Lave been planted and wide board walks extend to tbe wster’a edge. A number i f small pleasure to be MM and the steam* r Minnehaha dances on the waves tugging at Ler ropes No | retcier spot could Lave be n selected for a hotel, ami we are sure J pleasure seekers will fiad « cordi-d 1 wtlcy-mc an 1 warm

Latest st vics in Ladies’ Capes at at Ketiing’a Come to Syracuse to trade. See Kefring’s new styles in de- 1 tatebed collar Shirt Waists. ; Prof. John Merle Coulter of Chicago University, formerly of Indiana University, will conduct a summer ( Sv bool at Warsaw under tbe control of the Wim&na Assembly. A quiet and pleasant wedding took place at the houe of the officiating clergyman, Rev. L. W. Love on last Saturday evening, April 25, the par- < ties being Mr.Ubas. Johnson of near Syracuse and Miss Ollie Miltonberger of Waterford. The groom has many-personal friends in town who extend congratulations. Band Concert. Otir band will give the first of its regular summer night concerts on next Saturday evening when the following program will be rendered: Cunard Line, March, —J. O. Casey King Cotton, “ —Sousa “Lil and Lou,” Song and Dance, — R B. Hall * Sound Off,” March, —Sousa St. Louis Exposition, March, —T. P. Brooke With Dainty Step, Schotische, —C. W. Benet Inauguration of’97, March, —Voelker Mr. J. B. Matthews has a card in this issue announcing Lis name as a candidate for Sheriff. He has held the position as deputy during the enitire term of IL M. Stoner's office, and has na tea very creditable re-ci-rd. He Sas lived in Prairie township for a number of years and has taught school for 2Q years in that township. Mr. M. I.As gained a thpr. ough knowledge of tbe requirements of the office which would enable him to give entire s itisfactiou to the b< o pie, an I he asks that the people weigh bis claims with those of other candidates and support him accordingly. Notice! I am prepared to do both plain aid fancy sewing. Sewing room at Jno. T. Howards. , Yours to please, Margatiet Fvnk. Notice .j ' . Those desiring papering and painting done tLis spring will do well to see Chas Brady. Trice reasonable and woik guarantied. J. L N.chcr, the Nappanee Tailor, will be at the Syracuse Hotel Friday, May 8, with a ; large and strictly first-class line of Spring and Summer Suitings Don't forget the dates J. L. NEHER. Hel! Raws to Cleveland Ohio. \jajthe r.’.itiinore A: Olilu K R. I On Aj’uil 23 and 30. May 1 and 12 the Baltimore vic Ohio Railroad wiH sell excursion tickets to t.'leveland. Ohio, al raieof one fare for the round trip, aec<n:;.t Methodist Episcopal Cbureli, General Cohferenec. Tickets will be cood for return* live days, ineiudiog date of side. Lut are subject' to an extension uhtii Ji<ne2. 1833. For further information call on or address any B. ys O. Ticket agent or L, S. AHcu, Ass tyien’t Pa-s r Agetit, Chic ago. . ' . The Discovery Saved His Lite Mr. G Caii’ourite. Druggist Beavers vilie, I I i'says;—•■To Er. King s New Discovery .1 owe niy life Was taken with Lag.ippe cud tried all the physicians for nil!?.’ about, but ot no avail and was given up and told 1 could hot live. Having Dr., King’s New Discovery in my store I sent sor a bottle and began its u*e and from tbe tine dose began to get better, and after using three bottles was up and about again 1 It is worth its weight in gold. We wort keep store or house without it Get a trial bottle at Miher & Buslioug's. Ciue ter Heodachs As a remedy for aL I >ruu i«f head- ■< be Ele< trie Bitters baa proved to be V<e very best It ejects a pri m itient cure iHulahe most dr’:at>*d i. il-ilual sick headaches y’ ■' !to the intlm r.ee. We urge al! who are fiiHicted to procure a boltieand give this remedy a fair trial. Ju case < f habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving, tbe needed tone l>, •_ howls, and few coses long rvsi*t lhe use of this modldhe Try it omy Fifty cents and <1 at Miller & Bushong’.drug store. m WEE U. EID. ■®i -»■ • At Cripple Creek. <'ori. and elsewhere. are being ma-ie daib I atjatbc pushnt >;t for v,... bv >e- largest ever known, estimated at I vvoiJutfnred Million Dollars. Crij rc ( reSkarine !s 1 prtMitK'iiig over One Million Dbuaiwa I month, and steadily increasing.- Minflng Storks are advancing in prire more i rapidly titan any other bloats, anti i niiuri pav dividends of S 3 50 percent. They <>!ter the best Opportunity to make l a large protit on a suiail iuvoiment J E. MORGAN £CO . 42 Bnvadwav NewYoik. are financial agents or the ■ I I’rudcnti d Gold Mining C«>. and others in the Cripple Cree- diariet. They will send V»u free, interesting raiticulars of the Mining Cpuipauiai they rcpresent also their book '»« speculation iu stocks. Grain and Cotpm containing rnaav new and important lantures. I S» iul lot Ui<>ie books st onee if you “arc miercsted in any term of speculation nr investii>ci:ts. Ihev may prove {-profitable t“ y<»u. •

Wall Paper at Miller & Busltong's. , Attention Farmers. J You can save money if you will buy your Millet and Huugaiian Seed cow. S. L Ketrlsg. Your Last Chance. I will close my gallery in Syracuse Saturday, May 2. All who want pictures should come in on or before that date. M. E, Bothveu. It is not a miracle. it won’t cure everything, but it will cure piles. That's what IX* Witt s VVitrh Hazel Salve will do . because it has done it fn hundreds of cases—Miller <Jc Bushong. A little ilLthen a little pill. The ill is g<>ne the pill has won DeWitt’s Little Early Risers the little pill that cures great ills—Miller & Bushong. It’s just as easy to try One Minute Cough Cure as hny thing else. It’s easier tfFeure asevere cough or cold with it. Let your next purchase for a cough be One Minute Cough Cure. Better medicine; bet tdr result; better try it. Miller&Bushong. We respectfu'ly invite you Esans to come in and see us. We will treat you right aud give you a good shove for 10c. Haircut 20c. At Kindig’s old stand. Yours for good work, Cbab. Bachxaw. We might tell you more about One Minute Cough Cure, buy you probably know that it cures a cough. Every one doo who has used it, It is a perfect remedy for coughs, colds hoarseness, it is au especial favorite for children, being plesant to take and quick in curing. —Miller & Bushong. To The Public. Remember that I am in thy office every day except Monday. I ran save you money. Goal crowns $5 Bridge work at bard time prices. You ate asked to investigate. All work warranted. Dr. Hontz, dentist. The Cheapest—That’s The Best! We are selling Lumber and Shingles as low ue the lowest, quality, considered, and invite your inspection. IRVIN J, BECKNELL. Milford, . Indiana. very troublesome. Laxative ‘‘teas"'are a liother Ca’d- ■ well's Syr tip Pepsin is more convenient, pleasant to take and more effective. ’ fry a 10c bottle largo sizes 50e and Si at Theo. Miller’s drugstore. Burns are absolutely painless when L*e Witt's Witch Haze) Salvo is promptly applied. This statement is true. A perfect remedy . for skin diseases, chapppd hands and lips; and never fails to cure piles—Miller & Bushong Bucklen $ Arnica Salve. ~ The Best Salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises. Sores, fleers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. (.'happed Hands. Chilblains Corus, and all Skin Eruptions and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Brice 25 cents a box. For Sale by Miller <!s Bushong.

Ths Silver Craze i Silver has greatly depreciated in commercial values, i and may be found Impracticable for money purpopes, but thousands suffering fr»iu dyspepsia, indigestion, and constipation have found that 50 c. or $1 in silver, invested in Dr. Caidwell’s Syrup Fepsin is worth its weight in gold. Trial sizes (10 doses 10 c). ijy Theodore Miller, druggist. Never Out Cl Season. Tiere is no time in the year when Dr. : (’aid well’s Syrup Pepsin is not a bone fft to mankind. It cures constipation and indigestion, and diarrhoea paused by bad condition of the digestive organs. Trial size bottles 10e, also 50c and 81 size of Theo. Miller, druggist. Busy people have no time, and seijsi ble people have no inclination to use a slow remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts promptly amt gives permanent results—Miller & Bushong. <

NOTICE. These teekuphtiig bnWi&g shonld see me for pricesjfi steel and tin roofing, galvanized iron and tin spooling. Bicycle repairs aid Sundries, Machine repairs. FULL LINE OF BICYCLE SUPPLIES KEPT IN STOCK. • S. Harkless

ARIEL Bicycles. A Good stock of Furniture. Window Shades. Pictures Framed, and also a FINE LINE OF> • Wall COME IX AND SEE GOODS AND GET EBICES I’d KOBE Bl YING; J. W, ROTHENBERGER.

New Goods Just In. We have just returned from market and have purchased a large new stock consisting in part of Wash Silks for Ladies Waists, Dimities, Perz » calcs, Persian No velty Plaids, White Goods, Mohairs for Skirts, EtcJVAlso a large assortment of Ladles’ Shirt Waists, latest styles, with dez tatched collars. « Ladies’ Capes. A large assortment of new styles in Ladies, Capes. Also a fine line of Belts and Belting. New line of Silk Unbrellas, all prices. Carpets and Matting in all the latest patterns and shades. Don’t buy till you see this line. <• Shoes and Slippers. Womens' Misses and Children's Tan Shoes and and Sandals in the latest shades. M Stanford Prills, 5c a yard, aid (tagbans 5c a yd. Laxge stool- XZEezx’s Cixild-rexx’s Sommer ZEXezts, a.ll stales. GOOD CLOTHES. We have a new stock of ready made clothing. upztozdatc and right in every way, including prL* ccs, A’ it will be worth your while to look the stock over, whether you buy or not. A' WE’LL PLEASE —•aJT Good Housekeepers ' With our new dishes, in fashionable patterns, just in, A A And we’ll surprise ‘hem with the prices, too. Come in and see them. 5. L. Ketring. Want a Bicycle? The MONARCH, high grade is the best. A We v can save you money. A See us before buying, ' Wheels from SSO up. A’ A A’ A A A A Vx I Deere colgi planters. „ .! CORN WESTERN. BROWN. 1 OSBORNE HARROWS. i . •. t There are none sell them right. CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON WIRE AND WIRE NETTING. I .> ■ - .* • E. E. STBIEBY. r ' —> LOOK HERE! I . ■ Ladies go to the new CASH GROCERY and surprise your husband with the bargains you can get in GROCERIES, Dried Fruits and Staples. 0 Our Young Hyson Tea for 20c is a good one. J. E. Kilgore. Everything. TO W EIKST THAT WILL STIO EOT WiTEI. Manuradiircd by CHIT MDF’fi CO., Jackson, Skb. , -FOR SALE Mill-r A Bubbnng, Drugs and WJI Paper ' TLcodore M3l< r, Drugs and Stationery. SYRACUSE, INDIANA