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

SYRACUSE REGISTER. Published,every Thursday, at Syracuse, Kosciusko County, State ' i of Indiana. EO. C. GRAHAM, Editor and PuMijhsr. ■RS. E C. GRAHAM, Associate Editor Kutered at Um> poatofllce at Syracuse, :u» Second-CluM Mail Matter. Subscription Terms: Oat Tear, Cash in Advance,......Si 00 Six Months •• •• •• ■. 50 5 Throe •• •• •• «■ 25 Bub*crip‘ ions running three months in arrears without settlement, will be charged up at the rate of Twenty-Five Cents for each additional Six Months. THURSDAY, sluae 4, 1896 SYRACUSE MARKETS. Revised every Thursday. Bauar par lb f Joe " do« 10c Wheal •• buahel tKc CX>ro » Cto»er .Hued “ , 8 SO tai ui Mtal Cids. . 7 . Julies & Higbee, BANKERS. MILFORD, IND. Bl 1 KE.UIAL BHKIM BI SHEW. 1 Deposits Received. F. HOY, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Syracuse Indiana. /I. ' - ' 1 JRSI D. S. HONTZ, Dentist. —OrricK at— Syracuse, Indiana. .-V ' ’ ' ' ' I : f. , - . J (}EO. W. MILES, Lawyer and insurance underwriter. • • 0- • , 4 • ! ■ Special attention given to collections ’BTBACUSX, IND. }{ MANLY. ABSTRACTOR. j.’ • . • Wark Promptly lhw--l‘rites Right Ifflft Iter Utt Poti Offirr, Warsaw, hid. J£LI BUSHONG, . BARBER. HAIR CUT 20 th. SHAVE- 10 cte. INF” Clean tuwrls and tharu ■ ■yfl b.—■■■...-.-4. .. , 11 -A-,.. u— Dr. howser, • PROPRIETOR OF THE mios ' .. _ • ’ ’ * I WB Prompt attention given to business - ‘ i . Hotel. FRED. HIJtDERER, PROPRIETOR. lATIB 1100 PXB DAT. Firat-ctaM accommodations. Free 'bu* 10 ami from all train*. Wflkrnd livery in connection. SYRACUSE. INDIANA. FM.OTT, - (• DEA I.ER IN Id d tei ta Hight** market price paid for timber iu the woods oral the milt. Farmers having timber to ell should nut wait for u* to onme aud see you. hut drop us a portal card and w* will investigate Planing and Matching done to order on short Notice. L,' SYRACUSE, INDIANA.

LOCAL BREVITIESCome lo Syracuse to trade. Patronize those who advertise. Smoke Silver Ash Cigar. Patronize the advertisers. Pai is Green at Miller A Busbongs. Always Reliable, sc—State Seal Cigars, -5c Don’t foiget the band concert Saturday night - Try the Quick Meal’’sandwich and pastry counter. Jack and Dude Younce of Garrett, spent Sunday at homeBase ball Saturday afternoon at 2:3(1. Don’t miss it Mr. and Mrs. Cory of Angola, are guests of S. H. Widner and wife this week. Romey De ardor fl has gone into the bukeiy business, so we are informed. Mrs. Butt and son, Otis, ford, were in town Saturday visiting friends. Several citizens Os t<wn went to Benton Sunday to attend Decoration services. Look for Liberty Pole and New Silver Ash Cigar, manufactured by Miles Robbins A Co., Milford, Ind. The Reoistfr c>.u print your cards and programs on short notice. Come in and give us your order. .■ B I can loan some money on favorable terms to the proper party who will apply promptly. Geo. W. Milks. We are under obligations to Mrs. C. A. RuAsdl for a box of the largest strawberries seen this year. Thanks Mrs. D ivij Yoder an 1 daughter, of PteasantvilU, lowa, are viuting relatives and friends in Syiacuse and vicinity. The Honest John Truss, the finest ■5 • , • and best thing; on-earth of its kind. See it and be convinced—Theo; Miller, Sole agent. Mrs. and Miss Shafer, John and wife and Mr. Mait Hill* bold, left Wednesday for Goshen, where they will reside in the future. Geo. Sarjent and O. W. Christie, attended the K P Grand Lodge Session at Indianapolis, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Col. Eli Lilly of Indianapolis, is enjoying a few days fishing at Cedar Beach, and looking after Lis personal interests at that place. A foreman from Syracuse has been in charge of John Dieutschs section during tbe latter's enforced idleness by reason of the accident. —Avilla News. The Democratic State Convention s' wili be held in’Tomlinson's Hall, Indianapolis, June 24, 189 G. Kosciusko county is entitled to twenty delegatee. The Warsaw ball club will play against the Syracuse Giants on the Syracuse grounds next Saturday afternoon at l:b0 p. m. Come out and see a good genie. Warren Colwell returned noire Friday from Ft Wayne, Ind., where he is employed at painting an i (Hiper hanging receiving goodwages for Ins labor- He returned to work Monday. / 4 1 ' B • 50 ' The annual reunion of the Judny family will be held at on the second Saturday in June. Pre purations are already being made fur the event, which is always looked forward to in fond anticipation by the people in this section. It is no uncommon thing for 500 persons to be present Mr. Jas A. Ritter *nd Miss Carrie B. Smith, of Waldron, Mich., were married on Sunday, May 24,1896 Mr. Rrtter i» well known here being at one time editor al this paper, and Thk lUourrtß joins with bis many fi lends in wishing the happy couple a prosperous future. The new lodge rooms will be dedicated by the Knights of Pythiasou Tuesday’ evening, June 16. An elaborate and interesting program has been prepared and the affair piomtoee to be of more than ordinary iutanat. Several prominent member* of the order of this part of the state will be present. - Ligonier Banner. The Page Fence Giants and the Warsaw ball teams crossed bata at Milford Monday afternoon, and the Giants won by a score of 10 tCTJ> - A number of our. citizens witnessed the esme, many of our young ladies going over ou their bieycleJs. The game was well patronized and the playing of both teams was good, but tbs Warsaw team are But in the game with the Giants who are a wiaider fa! aggregation of base ball pisyers.

Come to Syracuse to trade. Read Tek Registeb for news. For that cool feeling, eat Ketring's ice cream. Fresh Paris Green nt Miller A Bushong. Hot Coffee always ready at the “Quick Meal.” Ice cream 30c. quart at Quick Meal Restaurant. . The Best On Earth, 5c- State Seal Cigar,—sc. Warm meals at all hours at the “Quick ileal” Restauiant. Price 25 cents. A..’ • Save your wife cooking supper these hot days by taking home a good fresh lunch from the "Quick Meat* On and after June Ist, the meat market will close at 10 o’clock .Sunday morning. Ornamental Paints put upln small cans for household use. Over twenty different shades and colors for sale by Theo. Miller. Ctcslrg Cut Wall Paper Sale, Papers worth 30c now going at 20 cents, 12c paper at 10c; Remnants 2c a bolt —— Rothenberger's Furniture Store. The pastor will preach in the M. E cliuroh Sunday morning. You are tordially invited to attend. Don't forget that L N. Kitson is handling Ship-lap, Cove Siding. Hard and Soft Pine, Flooring, Lining, Lath, White Pine and Red Cedar Shingles, also Hemlock piece stuff. Before buying, call and get prices. Milford, Ind. The democrats of Kosciusko county will present-the name of Mr. P. F. Miles of Milford, as a candidate for delegate to the National Convention. Mr. Miles is an active democrat and one who will re pres-nt the democracy of the 13tb District on all vital questions — Warsaw Union. The North Webster ball team came over yesterday afternoon and played on the home grounds against the Syracuse Giants, the scote standing 1G to 6in favor of Svracuse. Gass and Carbiner were the battery for the home team. The Webster boys played a very good game and are a gentlemanly set of ball players. Mr. J. P. Dolan, Voluntary Observer for the government Weather Bureau, handed us the following weather report ' for the month just ended, which will be of interest to our many readers. The month x»f May 1896 will ever be known as a phenomenal period among those who take note of the weather or’other physical aspects of nature. During this month there were eighteen clear days, eight partly cloudy and five cloudy, while on eleven days there were precipitations. The total rain fall for the month at this station were thjree and fortythree bund redth inches, making an average of eleven hundredths of an inch per day. The average temperature based on observations made at 7 a. m. and 5 p. iu.. daily, was (»9,j degrees, the lowest being the morning cf the 28th and the highest on the 9th and 10th respectively. The prevailing direction of the wind was south to eoutheast. Lightning and thunder storms occurred ou the 4th, 10,11, 12, 16, 17, 25th and 30th On the night of the”2d there was observed an aiirofa consisting of long brilliant streamers flowing but from a broad luminous base, making a really beautiful spectacle. A petition with upward of fifty signers will be presented to the County Commissioners at the June term asking for the vacating of tha 161 feet road running along the edge of Turkey Lake between Vawter Park and South Park and the locating a public road 39 feet wide between said paiks about 160 ft. eou.h of the old road. The propdaed change will put al»out 70 beautiful lots ou the market and when improved with substantial cottages will place quite a large amount of properly on the tax duplicate of Kcsciusko County, as this kind of property is assessed much higher than fai in property. Bes.dt s the building i>l these cottages will give employment to a large number of laborers and while occupied the farmers iu the neighborhood will find a market for their produce at good prices. Another advantage in the change is the new road being so much wider, it wilDnot be so liable to become impassable in the wiu'.ci with snow drifts as”the old one. The proposed change will make the road shorter and much straighter and the land owners agree to give to the public two strips of land 30 ft wide running from the new toad at the lake Iwsidts there is a public road to the west «nd us the read that will not be ■ vee«ted.

Perfumes at Miller A Bushongs Theodore Miller is visiting his family Angola this week. Mrs. Bowser is the giest of Goshen relatives this week. Tooth Br ishes, Hair Brushes nnd Clothes Brushes at Miller A Bushong’s. The Bocco family of Dunkirk, Ind., have returned here for their annual summer outing on Syracuse lake. Johnny Martin and Fred. Smith of Milford, were in town Sunday representing the firm of Doolitile A Steal. Clyde and Ozra Wehrley, Pickneck”<Smith, 01. Fetters and Tommie Baringer are * few of the Milford people seen in our town Sunday. Young A Lentz of the Eagle Mf’g Co., Milford, Laveuput in a full line of wood working machinery, and are prepared to manufacture all kinds of Building Material, such as Frames, Mouldings,Casings, Verandasand all kinds of interior finish. Orders promptly attende<Pto. A house to house canvas of tbe town was made by the Syracuse Union and M. E. S. S- which result: ed in the following statistics. The number of adults over 21 is found to be 302, of which 117 are church members. But 81 are in the S. S which leaves 131 not church members and 221 not in the S. S. The number of persons from 6 to 21 are 161, 57 are church members and 135 are in the S. S. This leaves 111 not church members and 26 pot in the S. S. The Lumber of children under 6 years of age are 58 of which 5 are church members and 21 a>e in the S. S, leaving 53 not church members and 37 not in the S. S The total number of persons reported are 521 of which 223 are church members and 237 in the S. S. There are 298 uoc connected with any church and 284 that do not attend anv S. S. The number of Bibles • . e> and Testaments are 440. Seven families are without a Bible or Testament. The members of families expressing no denominational preference are 11. Persons Laving church letters and not attending the church of which they are members are 4. The number of Roman Cath olios reported is 1. The whole number of families visited was 148. We Jbelieve the above statistics to be as pear accurate as can be obtained. 'Nothing further heeds to bu said for the S. S workers can now see j Ist where they are and know just what they have to do. = Rates to PittsbilTg. The North’American Sahgebund will meet in Pittsburg June 8 to 12 Tickets will be sold nt all B. A O. Ticket offices °n its lines, west of the Ohio River, for all trains of June 6, «' and 8; good for return passage uitil June I3tb. The rate from Chicago will be sll, and correspondingly low rates from other points. Tickets will also be sold at ail coupon stations throughout the west ; ano northwest A through double j daily service of fast vestibuled Ex- | press Trains run between Chicago and Pittsburg. For furfhe r inforDilation address L. S. Allen, Aes’t Gen’l Pass’r Agent. Chicago, H*lf Rates To Warsaw, Isd Via the Baltimore A Ohio Railroad. On June lb an t 11 the B. AO. R. It. will s€,ll Excujsiou Tickets to Warsaw, Ind , at rate of one fare for the round trip account Knights of Maccabees o! Indiana. Tickets will be goo-1 for return until June 12 IS9G. On Jun* 11th addresses wili be delivered by Hon. D. P. M ;rki< r. Miss Bin* M. West 3lilo Meredith and J. W. Replogle. There will b‘ a Minstrel entertainment in the evening. I’or further information call on or address Dearest B. AO. Ticket agent Wool Wanted. I will pay highest market price for WooLS. L. Ketring. c Pasture to Let. I have good pasture for cattle for Stic per month. S L Ketring — ■ For Sale. 1 Stove, Flower Stand, Large Tool chest, 2 Minnow buckets, being property of John The house will be for rent Apply to J. N. CrotLers for information. — —. Important Notice. Beginning with the secund Mondai and Tuesdays of May, I wili be absent from niy office. Please remember and not call upou above dates. D. S. HONTZ i-Tlxe XBegistex” SI ONE DOLLAR Si AU The News.

N. J. Graves of XV r *w, was tb« guest of Aubrey V, Smith Tuesda; ami Wednesday. Aubrey V. Smith and Walter Sny der went to Ft. Wayne Eriday t< spend. Decoration Day. Mr. Smit) returned Monday and Mr. Snydei will visit relatives a few weeks. SMOKE WITH US. <t chime smohe' ~ DtsCntxjfors CZ7Cf44 For Salo by E. E. MILES Jt MILLER & BUSHONG Attention Farmers. • ■- You can save money if you will buy your Millet and Hungatian Seed now, S. L. Kktrixg. We respectfully invite you Esau* to come in and see us. We wifi treat you right and give you a goc<! shave for 10c. Haircut 20c Al KiuJig’s old stand. Your’s for good work, Chas. Bachmax. The Cheapest—That’s The Best) We are selling Lumber and Shin gles as low as the lowest, quality considered, and invite your inspec tio’n. IRVIN J. BECKNELL. , Milford, ' . Indiana. very Iroubtesome. Laxative ' teas" are a bother Cald well s Syrup Pepsiii is more convenient, pleasant t<> take and more effective. I'rv „a 10c lx>ttld large sizes 50c and Si at Theo. Miller's drugstore. A. i.. Wooster, a prominent citizen of Osseo, Mich., after sufferingly exerutiatinglv troin piles for twenty years. wa» cured in a slioit time by using DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve, an absolute cure so. alt skin diseases. More o' this.prepara tion is used thru all others combined. Burns are absolutely painless when De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is prompt iy applied. This statement ?s true. A perfect remedy for skin diseases. Chapped handsand lips, and never fails to cure piles-LMiller «& Bushong. Bucklen s Arnica Calve. - The Best Salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Sait Rheum. Fever Seres. Chapped Hands. Chilblain' Cortis, and alt Skju Eruptions and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfuc tionor money refunded; Price 35X‘ent a box. For Sale by Miller & Bushobg. Young, mothers dread the Summer months on account of the great mortality among children caused bybtwel troubles. Perfect safety may be as .tured those who keep on hand DeWitt’Colic ami Cho'era Cure,, and administer it promptly. For cramps, bilioucolic, dysentry and diarrhoea. It atWnl.--nstant relief.—Miller & Bushong. The Silver Crate. Silver has greatly depreciated in com tnercial values, and may be found im practicable for money purpopes, but thousands suffering fr<mj dyspensiaindigestion, and constipation hav< found that EC c. 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. —t—— _ \ Never Out Os Season. 71'Yere is no,time in the year w hen Dr Syrup Pepsin is not a bene :Tt to iitankiiul. It cures constipation and iii.dg.--tl.ui, and <iiai t hotiti caused by bad condition of the digestive 'or gans. Trial size bottles HD, also 50. and *lze of Theo. Miller, druggist, - m - - , - - ■ ■■ ' -- ' -' - - »■= - -Busy jieople have no time, and sensi b!e people have no inclination to use a 'low remedy. One Mfnute Cough Cure acts promptly amt give- permanent results—Miher,Tn Bushong. , c ■ MIrE - Those contemplating building should see me for prices in steel and tin rooting, galvanized iron and tin spooling. Bicycle repairs and Sundries, -Machine repairs. FULL LINE OF BICYCLE SUPPLIES KEPT IN STOCK. S. Harkless ‘c■ • - . ARIEL if , rMC ' ~ *.*•'* A Good stock of Furniture. Window Shades, Pictures Framed, and also a FINE LINE OF; COME IN AND SEE GOODS AND GET PRICES BEFORE BUYING. JJ 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, Percalcs, Persian, Novelty Plaids. White Goods, Mohairs for Skirts, Etc.AlAlso a large assortment of Ladles* Shirt Waists, latest styles, with detatched collars,. Ladies’ Capes. A large assortment . of new styles in Ladies Capes. Also a fine line of Bcfts and Belting. New line of Silk Unbrcllas. all prices. Carpets and 31 fitting in all the latest patterns and shades. Don’t buy till you see this line, s Shoes and Slippers. Womens’ Misses and Children’s Tan Shoes and and Sandals in the latest shades. Good Standard Prints, 5c a yard, and GiughamsSc a yd. XuGLTg-e stoclc ZLv£crx*s arxd. Clxildxerx’fe s-mxxxrxxer i ZEHZats, all stories. J GOOD CLOTHES. I We have a new stock of ready made clothing up-to-date and right in every way, including prices, A it will be worth your while to look the stock over, whether you buy or not. Zv WE’IL PLEASE"’ iRMf Good Housekeepers ■ With our new dishes, in fashionable patterns just in. JV Al And we’ll surprise them with the prices, too. Come in and see them. S. L. Ketring. Want a Bicycle? The MONARCH, high grade is the best. AJ We can save you money. A See us before buying. Wheels from SSO up. A A A'A A A ’ "A • ‘ I ■ ■ ~ Deere corn planters. CORN PLOWS—DEERE. WESTERN, BROWN. OSBORNE HARROWS, There are none better—we ll sell them right, CANISAVE YOU MONEY ON WIRE AND WIRE NETTING, E. E. STRIEBY. THE NEW CASH GROCERY Is offering yon many bargains this week ’which-willl-pay you to investigate.

Tea! Tea! Tea! Our Young Hyson Tea 20c. a pound »s a bargain SOAP! Y bits cf LENOX SOAB for 25c Try it-

I- Try our Saegertown Ginger Ale, Sarsaparilla and Birch Boer. J. E. Kilgore. QiAKT BSMT. Mends Everything. - , IB JW MT TUT® M MTEL ManiifarfurMl by CWT IHFC CO., Jadsw, IM. —FOR SALE 2Y--> Miller A Bushong, Dings and AV ail Paper Theodore Milk r, Drugs and Stationery. *| ‘ SYRACUSE. INDIAN A

CRACKERS’ . -s ' 6 pounds good CRACKERS for 25c, ’ Try ov Choice Tellow Table PEACHES. 2 cans for a Quarter.