The Syracuse Journal, Volume 1, Number 22, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 24 September 1908 — Page 8

SPACE 13 I Pianos Pianos Pianos Pianos • • • ■ '» • «s* ’ STORY &, CLARK : Pianos and Pianos SCHILLER I Pianos J. Rothenberger Pianos : • Pianos SYRACUSE IND. Pianos : MILLINERY OPENING -. ~_ —= & Right now is the time the ladies are studying the fashions for Fall | Millinery. I can settle all trouble $ in making selections. Come here | ..Sept. 24-5-6.. | and .see the largest and best seleci tion of Hats ever shown her z e. I can make good any assertion I | | make. Prices are in accordance |' | with the duality of the goods. | | LAURA CUFFEL, Syracuse |

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For Milady's Dressing Table. We show a particularly attractive assortment of silver'backed and handled toilet articles. They make splendid and acceptable gifts. They come in-sets or you can buy single pieces as you prefer. r Our Jewelry Guarantee goes with these toilet articles top. That means quality as well as beauty, reliability as well as reasonable prices. Coming to, see the display? ' 1 N. P. Hollman, Syracuse'

- -j To disappoint the reader of a newspaper who looks over the paper for your ad. is to annul the es- ■ feet, with that deader, of a lot of good) advertising which you have previously done. The; Journal reaches more Syracuse patrons than any other county paper.

J. M. TREESH Attorney-at-Law Collections Syracuse Ind. CORNELIUS & BUTE Attorney s - at - La w Practice in all Courts T<el. 123 Syracuse, Ind. D. S. HONTZ Dentist Seventeen Years Experience In dentistry, a stitch in time saves more than nine. Don’t forget your teeth. If you intrust them to my care they will receive careful attention. Investigation of work is solicited. : • V Office over Stetier s Grocery Syracuse Indiana J. H. BOWSER Physician and Surgeon Tel. 16 —Office and Residence Syracuse, Ind.

Own a home quit renting Here is a. chance for you.to be your own landlord. It “ is,,easy when you get started. TOWN ‘ You can .buy on liberal terms: Six room house on Balti- »■ , i more street, good water $375 Six and seven room house on Boston st. worth $1000; if taken at once SBSOI Four room house on Boston street; good location, good rates $625 A good big 6-room house onYtain street; new barn; house and barn newly painted; electrically lighted $1550 Seven room house on the hill; half acre of ground; good water SIOOO I have many other properties for-sale not listed here. One fine lake front lot on Syracuse Lake , at a bargain. > . * Also a very fine lot just west of Vawter Park at a bargain. Lots irf all parts of Syracuse. I have town properties to exchange .for small tracts of land or improved farms. FARMS. A list of a few of the farms‘l have for sale within a few miles of Syracuse. \ Boa farm four and a half miles from Pierceton; soil-of sand and clay loam; good house, new wind pump, water piped to house, barn just fair; nice young orchard; about 70a is under cultivation, balance wood and pasture. It, will pay you to investigate. Per acre $42.50 i6oa farm tour and a halt miles trom Pierceton; about 125a under cultivation, balance timber land; soil of sand and clay loam—very productive; three fine springs, two wells of water; plenty of small fruit.. Buildings—S-room house,, <a 40x60 ban!; barn, hog and chicken houses and oth’er buildings. This is an excellent stc.ck farm. Price per acre q>oo 119a 4 mi. from Syracuse; good 9- room house, barn 34x70, other buildings., two wells, plenty of fruit; sand loam; this is a fine farm. Per acre SB3 40a four miles from town; black clay and sand loam, buildings fair, fences good ; this is a bargain— $230'0 23 acres one and a half miles from North Webster on main traveled road; house fair, barn good; black clay loam; there is no better bargain at $1950 . • • 75a, about miles of Syracuse-—house and barn fair—this is a QfiQAA bargain. Price kP&OvU 8 acres. A fine nine room houso, large barn, good small orchard, large poultry house. Location good. Price on application. « Notion store doing a fine business and run on a strictly cash basis. Also a restaurant in a good town. If you want to get in or out of business, let me help you. ‘j W. G. CONNOLLY, Office at Hotel Holton SYRACUSE INDIANA.

Syracuse in 1875 Items from the corresponding issues of The Syracuse Enterprise.

Cider mills will not do a thriving business this fall. (Nor this fall. —Editor Journal.) School will commence next Monday. A good lawyer could no doubt build up a good practice in this place. Henry Strieby talks of coming to town and engaging in business in the spring. Our boys have had to work early and late in attempting to catch up on job work. We still have several jobs ahead. (Ditto!) Mr. Amos King is sending regularly a copy of The Enterprise to friends in England, for which he receives a copy of an English paper in return. > We were not aware that the crop of sour krout was ripe, until we were made the recipient of a dish by our friend S. L. Ketring. Being the first of the season, it was quite a rarity with us. A Warsaw hotel keeper named Keister threw a goblet at a boarder, cutting a frightful gash in the back part ofc his head, all because said boarder desired to pay a portion of his bill with a note he had purchased against the proprietor of ■ the hotel. Mr. Samuel Stetler and family of.Onondago, Mich., are visiting with relatives here and at Benton. Mr. Stetler is a brother of J. W. Stetler of this place, and is the proprietor of a flouring mill at Onondago. The -Elkhart county fair ' commenced yesterday. Great preparati< >ns have been made and no doubt it will pr ove a success. Our Elkhart county friends never do things by halves. , Henry Prophet and Wm. H. Widner have entered into partnership in the business of house, ( sign, carriage and ornaThe skull and other portions of the human skeleton recently unearthed near town, we shall keephan.-ging in <our office. They'may not be very ornamental, but we find that they serve an admirable purpose in quieting those who enter our sanctum with hostile. intentions. It is only necessary to point to the skull and bones, and intimate that they are the remains yof one who Had become offended at us and who invad< id our sanctum with revenge rankling in his breast, to insure the most quiet submission. We have thought qf labeling them, not exactly ,“sic sempre tyrannis," but? “thus perish'all who invade our sanctun i with hostile intent.” Mr. Mil ton W-oods informs us that he intends to put urp an addition to the Lake House in the Spring, and making other improvements hi the hotel" property. This is what should, be done, as the present building is entirely too small. . From our feesburg Correspondent. W. H. Holderman has gone east with a car load of sheep. <■. Jacob. "Bishop set up the cigars on last Monday morning. His is a boy. Several car loads of hogs were among the shipments from here last; week try C. D. Rippey amd R. B. Long. A new in voice of sheet music at Ivins Goshone’s. It’s a girl. And by the way, Iv ins has Iris dwelling up and partly enclosed. Married, by the Rev. J. Johnson, at the residence o f the bride’s parents, on Thursday, Sept. 16, 1875. Mr. Harvey Stephenson to Emma J. Brown, all of Leesburg. Cigars by the box. Who will be next? The Ctippers were victorious at New Paris last Saturday—26 to 16, The second nine of. Chis place went to Milford the same day and scooped the second nine there to the tune of 43 to 22. Syracuse & Milford Road Work. Work has again been started on the Syracuse & Milford railroad, at the west end of the line at the Wahee lake near Milford. The Sandusky Portland Cement Company is building the rot d, and expe ots to carry out their part ol the «ontraot r and will run oara from Sryraouse to Milford for traffic purI loses. The company has hauled considerable marl f rom the lake on their “grapevine” road, which hi.s been I the means of keeping the plant gopng to its fulliest capacity all sum. I?mer, and will 110 do übt help to fur. ;nish employment, for many thn

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. By H. C. Erazier, Abstr. Warsaw. Ind. Herschel V. Lehman Cotnr. tp Levi and Mary Gambee tract eeo 8 Harrison 3500. Hattie V. Cline to John O, and Lulu B Motto lot 66 first odd Winona 550. Daniel Hahn to Victor M. Hatfield lot 56 first add Winona 600. Wm. N. Crow et al to Owen and Mary Owens lots 15, 16, 17 & 18 Wayne Is’aod 1200. Wm. D. Wood to Oren J. Chandler lot 246 Lakeside Park 10. Francis M. Kemper to Elizabeth A. Robinson lot 137 Warsaw 2000. Marion F. Miller to Wm. Stayer let 26 Shipley’s add Claypool 1400. Elizabeth Flickinger to Clyde and Mabel F.liokmger lot 5,6, 7& 8 blk 41 Keith’s add Pierceton 21Q0. Walter Brubaker to George and Hattie Hefner tract 19 Washington tp 275. Abe Brubaker to Abraham H. Brown 200a sec 5 Wayne tp 7000. Sol 0. Dickey to Winona Assem bly lots 11 & 12 first add and lot 5 sixth add Winona add 1528 s Cordelia C. Fermier to Anna E. Clark lot 17 Leesburg 250. John D. Widaman to Abraham H. Brown 200a sec 5 Wayne tp 7000. Cyrenus Copelen to Lizzie Snyder part of blk 24 Hay’s add Pieroeton 11. Mary S. Rarick to Willis E. and Queen Edgington E part of lots 380 & 381 Warsaw 1700. Henry E. Kinsey, Chas. Thomas, Eugene Harley, school trustees,. to Elizabeth Callison W. | lot 112 Beck's add Leesburg 100John W. Beber to Chas. A. and Jennie Wilooxen Ila sec 19 Clay tp 1300. 1 Silas H. Adams to Henry S. Adams lot 8 Pleasant View, Tippecanoe Lake 300. Catharine Woods to Jul : a E. Richardson part of lot 148 Warsaw 2000. Wm. Patch to Lina Patch 99|a sec 12 Monroe tp I.

COURT PROCEEDINGS. | CIVIL CASES. ' J ' Delbert Holdemon vs. Daniel Jackson on account; court finds for plaintiff. , State of Indiana vs. S. M.- Trepeok, cruelty; jury finds defendant not guilty. State of Indiana vs. Lewis, petit laroency; defendant found guilty. Sentence suspended. Samson J. North vs. Wm. F. Fisher, injunction; court finds for plaintiff. Chas. W. Knorr vs. Geo. F. Weyriok, breach of contract; court finds for plaintiff. State of Indiana vs. Roy Massena, larceny and embezzlement; a motion for a change of venue. Court sustains said motion. State of Indiana vs. Adrain Davis, wife desertion; jury finds defendant not guilty. PROBATE. David Kintzel appointed admin* istrator of the estate of John S. Todd (deceased.) Lucy Sumpter appointed guardian of the minor heirs of James Sumpter (deceased.) Killed By Mad Cow. Moses Overholser, a bachelor, 80 years old and wealthy, is dead at bis home northwest of Nappanee as a result of being attacked by a mad cow yesterday. Mr. Overholser attended the sale of John Freed near Wakarusa, where he bought the cow that caused bis death. He was leading the animal to his own home, when it suddenly, became infuriated and jumped upon him. Mr. Overholser’s nephew, Monroe Overholser, was with him at the time of the attack and when be freed bis unole be took him to a doctor in Wakarusa. The physician examined him and declared he would recover without experiencing any difficulties. The nephew then started for hdme with his uncle. When they reached the Bollman farm the . old gentleman was seized with an . awful sickness. He was taken into 1 the bouse and soon after expired in terrible agony.

Notice for Bids. Notice is hereby given that bids will be opened by the Board of Trustees of the town of Syracuse, Indiana, at 8 P. M. on the 6th day of October, 1908 at the Board of Trustees’ usual meeting place in said town, and considered by said board for the improvement of Main street in said town in front of Out lot No. 4 in Defreesc and' Mann’s Addition to the town of Syracuse, by constructing a cement sidewalk and the necessary filling and grading therefor, said improvement to be laid along the fentire frontage of Said Out lot facing said Main street and on the present site of the board Walk according to detailed plans and specifications now on file with the clerk of said town. All bids must be filed with said town clerk on or before 6 P. M. of said date and all bidders must file with said clerk their certified check for not less than 2 per cent, of their respective bids to insure the execution of a proper contract with said Board for the construction of said improvement, in event of such bidders bid being accepted, and such check shall be returned in event said bid shall be unsuccessful. The right is**reserved to reject any and all bids. The person awarded the contract for said improvement must enter into- a written contract therefor and give a bond to the approval of said board conditioned for the faithful performance of same in the penal sum of not less than the amount of the contract price of said improvement. Said work to be completed within three weeks from the time said contract shall be let. J. U. WINGARD, Pies. Board of Trustees. A. L. CORNELIUS, Tozun Attorney. Texas Lands. I want to talk to you about the big state of Texas. You may know a lot about th 3 state io general, but I can tell' you some things in particular. Let’s look into it! On the first and third Tuesday of each month a special train goes to Texas for the ' benefit of home seekers. Berths free and carfare refunded if you purchase. Phone 55. W. G. Hotel Holton Syracuse, Ind.

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I am ready to give you first class FRESH AND CURED MEATS Prices are lower, because I sell for C-A-S-H. E W. HIRE Bowser Building. Oils ... Kerosene and Gasoline Delivered to your door by the Syracuse oil wagon. Phone No. 9 Mariooßiisiw Blue Smoke Best 5c smoke on the market Burn One. Everybody sells them All smokers smoke them.

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