Steuben Republican from Angola, Indiana • Page 8

STEUBEN REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER at, 1882. 8 In Pinchin law office, where he I try. DRY GOODS. and Frank Stephens; linen towels, Mrs. CLOTHING.

Felicia Stephens; music rack, Cora Fox ing to catch the thread of lost opportunities. Josiah Ulum, an industrious and skill ann Villa Weaver: elass fruit dish, Peter Eberly ORLAND. There will be services In the east church next Sabbath, commencing at 6even o'clock, at which time Rev. E. Cash will deliver a sermon illustrated by large oil paintings.

Subject, "The Timid Christ Seekers." All are welcome. These Weaver and wife. ful carpenter died suddenly last week of something akin to typhoid fever. He Longabaugh; leaves a wife and three children. He was New Goods, New Styles, New Patterns.

buried with the honors of the G. A. of which he was a member. A service at once beautiful and impressive, and entirely free from thai cant, so common in the burial services of most all the order. FREMONT.

Mr. P. Geetlng -n sick for a Few Uv last week. Our school will commence on Tuesday, November 2S. smalt child of James Bassett has been sick for some time.

The Granger had a meeting In their hall on last Saturday evening. Mrs. George Beaver Is spending a week in Angola with her sister. A small child of Mr. Bere Everetts was quite sick a part of last wk.

Mrs. Warren Wilkinson visited lat week at her mother's in Michigan. Mrs. R. H.

Dvgert spent last week In the country with her parents. Frank Michael and wife Intend to return to Three Rivers, Mich, this week. David Baum from Coldwater, Mich, attended the wedding ol his sister Mattie. PLEASANT LAKE. A.

B. Scovllle we learn is quite sick. Mrs. Flora Burdtck Is improving slowly. See Hoover Co's.

new advertisement this week. Merill Johnson started on a visit to his old home in Canada. There were 7 cars of stock loaded here for Buffalo Saturday. Rev. Joseph Ted row preached In the east church Sunday evening.

Miss Carrie Cole, of Angola, was the guest of Miss Delia Case last week. Miss Eva Turner, of Butler, who has beei vlsltine here, returned home Sun- RAY. Kittle Bodley Is home for the wintei sermon are especially Interesting to young people. William Brewster Barrows died on the 17th Inst, at his residence three miles west of here aged 77 years Mr. Barrow was born In Dorset, Vermont, In 1805; In 1S27 he married Miss Barnard, sister of Mr.

Lewi Barnard of this place. To them were born ten children, nine of whom are now living. One circumstance is a little singular, Mr. Barrows' children have never all been together at any one time. In 1S47, he came to And the lowest prices, are what we are now showing in th-i line of With our New Goods we are making an effort to convince the people that we sell as cheap and in many articles give better value than any other store in Angola.

Our stock is new, just recently purchased, and besides everything in staples we offer many attractions. Delmer McNaughten ha given up the postoffice. Doctor Bodley and wife were at Union City on a visit last week. We have a beer drinking Dutchman for a governor and a greenback sherlft. James Chestnut set up the cigars last week and he and Mary have gone to housekeeping.

We want a first class butcher In Ray. No better point can be found. We have to be supplied with meat from Reading and Montgomery. Henian Carpenter and family spent last Sunday In Angola at the residence of Mr. FIN READY MADE Brown.

Brlcker and Wilkinson are well with holidav Broods of every de- criptton. Wm. McKeehen, Ralph Follett and Rev. Ambrose, were out for a great hunt Clothin last week. We show the most handsome Laces, Collars, Fichus and Lace Handkerchiefs, at ioc to 75c.

Something new -Underwear for small "boys-, Ladies' and Misses' Underwear-, Lare Size Corsets-, Hoop Skirts and' Balmoral Skirts-, Elegant Pattern Rug Oil Cloth: Plaid Dress Goods at Joshua Albright is buying up a great many fat sheep for shipment to the east ern markets. FOR FALL WINTER WEAR. The lodge of the Grand Army of the Steuben county and settled In Jackson township. After living there five years he removed to Springfield, Lagrange county, where he resided at the time of his death, which was sudden and unexpected. He was enjoying good health for so aged a man and visited his daughter, Mrs.

Kittrige, last Wednesday. On Friday he drove to Orland, transacted some business and ate his dinner at home as usual. In the afternoon after talking some time with his son's family, he sat down on the lounge and took the pl'low In his hand and placed it to the end of the lounge, evidently intending to lie down, when he fell over and died without a struggle or a groan. His son's wife saw him falling and called her husband, who was at the barn and although he was almost Instantly on the spot his father was dead. Four of his children were present at his funeral.

Mr. John Barrows, who lived with him, his daughter Mrs. Kelly, of Bristol, Mich, Mrs. Niles, of Angola and Mrs. Kittrtge, of Pleasant township, their husbands and children being also with them.

The funeral services were held In the Baptist church, on Sunday Republic met in their hall on Saturday evening last. SKINNY MEN. Wells' Health Renewer restores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility, MARRIED. Hows Baum On Thursday, November 16. iSSj, at the residence of the bride's mother, in Fre-mont, Ind, by Rev.

A. H. Currie, of Orland, Eugene P.Howe and Mattie Baum, both of Fremont. Dotl-Dewitt In Nove Tiber I 1SS1, by S. V.

DicVjon, J. Andrew Doyle and Miss Netti'6eitt, of Angola. Smith Johnson At the residence of the bride, in Angola, Sunday, November 19, iSSi, by Rev. I. M.

Woolvertnn, David Smith and Mrs. Jane Johnson, all of Angola. Our best wishes are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and we trust that nothing will ever occur to mar their happiness.

Several parties have returned from the northern wooJs, bringing some hides and re? Good Heavy Shirting at ioc; Suits for Business, Dress and Fine Ginghams at ioc; Rich forking Purposes, deer meat with them. day. Geo. P. Ball has his sign strengthened by a post, so that It will now stand the wind.

Arrangements are being made to hold a union Thanksgiving service at the east church. Fred Murray, who has been In Ida Grove, Iowa, "lis summer, returned home last Saturday. Mrs. Cyrus Robertson's mother, Mrs. Mason, fell last week and sprained her wrist quite badly.

Elwood Richardson and wife, of Kansas, who have been visiting here, returned home Wednesday. C. D. Gaylor and wife started Monday for a six weeks' visit to Gaylor's old home in Canada and Vermont. Chad wick Co.

have filled their large corn crib in less than a week. They have now over 2000 bushels of shelled corn. It is announced that there will be an oyster supper at L. I. Mason's next Friday evening, for the benefit of the Baptist church.

If you want the very choicest meats at reasonable prices call on William F. Clark, Pleasant Lake. Beef, pork, mut ton and veal steaks at from 8 cents to tl cents a pounl.47tf. Chauncy Gaj-Ior sold his store building-last week to Herman Oberlin. Conkle and Mason will take the rooms now-occupied by Oberlin and Teegardian, for their furniture stote.

The ladies of Pleasant Lake will give an 03 ster suoper at the grove hall next Saturday evening, November 25, the proceeds to complete the sum needed for the Sheriff Keyes was In town several times last week on business connected with the Farnham will. Entire New Stock of Overcoats. Furnishing Goods Department Complete. Mrs. Philip Michael returued from Kansas last week, and has had very Minings at 2C; hne Seamless All Wool Hose at 20c to 60c Very low prices on Yarns.

On Prints, Shirtings, Cotton Flannels, Sheetings, Denims and that class of goods, we meet any cut down prices. Children's Department filled with novelties, from the cheapest grades to Fine Imported Goods. DIED. EyHERWOon Near Angola, Sunday, November 19, I 1SS2, A. S.

Sherwood, aged 54 years. wrows At his residence near Orland, 17, iSSi, William Brewster Barrows aged afternoon, the text being, "Be ye al Wr invnrhhlv o-ivp trip IvkH Strangers rnrdhllv invitPi! tr rtaay, tor at such a time as ye think not Jt 1 r- 1 i.1 1 value in eans, riannels. tassi- 1WK imwn our mammotn meres and Suitings. salesrooms when in H. Wayne and get prices.

poor health since her return. The Congregational social will meet at the residence of Mrs. Wm. Ackerman, Wednesday, November 29, 1S82. Our merchant all busy, have a good trade and a 6mile for every one.

Both hotels prospering and everything flourishing. Miss Laura Anderson, of Klnderhook township, Branch county, Mich, died at the residence of her father on Saturday, November iS, 1SS2. There will be a temperance lecture at the Congregational church on Friday evening next. New officers are to be elected and all are cordltlly Invited to A great many farmers have their corn husked out and In the crib, the stalk In stack's, while some, as usual, are walling for" foot of snow before commencing. Mrs.

Dr. E. B. Simmons will leave this Buy a pair of Boots or Shoes for each of your family. Every pair is warranted.

the Son of Man cometh." The family all unite In thanking their neighbors for the kindness and svrnpathy extended to them since their bereavement. Died In Orland, November 19, 1SS2, after an illness of one week of inflammation of the abdomen, Elmer D. Fox, eldest child of Mrs. Sophia Fox, and grandson of David Fox, of Bronson, Mich. Mrs.

Fox has the heartfelt sympathy of the whole community. He was a very promising lad and was the pride and joy 77 years. MARKETS. AVOOLA. (Corrected every Tuesday by Chase Gillis.) Hav, per ton do Oats 33 Corn in the ear 35 Wheat, white No.

a S5 No. I Amber 91 Apples 75 Onions, per bushel 50 Timothy seed 35 Lard 13 Salt, per barrel I Dressed pork 10 Cheese tH Hams 17 Shoulders 1 Potatoes, per bu 30 Egrs Butter Strangers invited to make our store their home while in the city. Any information required cheerfully given, and any package taken care of by us you may wish to leave. Baptist Sunday school library. AUBURN.

Commissioner Oberlin holds his offk 1 1 Eberly Longabaugh. HARDWARE. of his widowed mother. His age was 13 years and 6 months. Funeral services QWEN, PIXLEY another year.

S. U. Tarney has rented his meat market to McDonald. John Stoops, a farmer, living two miles south of town, died last Sunday. Levi Bowers and S.

C. Swlneford are duck hunting in the Kankakee marsh CHICAGO STOCK MARKET. Cattle Market weak and lower. We quote: NEW HARDWARE Fancy export steers, averaging 1.500 and up, 6 oo 6 do, 5 75 00, good do, 5 00 5 50; medium grade. 4 54 75; native feeding steers yrtik choice "cows.

3 sfit 75; bulls and STORE week for Ohio, where she will vlt.it for tome time with her parents. Mrs. William McKeehen also Intends to start about the same time and spend a part of the winter with her parents. The wonderful illumination of the heavens on Friday night last Is accounted for by McKeehen.Heller and a few others as being indicative of something wonder-M and grand to be performed by the democratic party. There was a similar dis stats a eotffct 75.

Hops Active and lower: sales ranired from 6 15 on Monday at the M. E. church. The Musical Convention under the direction of Prof. C.

C. Case, formerly of Chicago, but now of Akron, Ohio, closed last Friday evening with a grand concert. And it merit more praise than I can give It in the short space alloted me usu ally In the columns of the Republican. The Professor labored faithfully and the singer were tractable and obedient. Every piece of music undertaken, an-thems, glees, solos, duetts, odetts, quin- AT- 6 05 for light packing and shinning, 6 50" So for heavy packing, and from 6 45(37 5 'or heavy this week.

For the first time In fifteen years the court house is occupied by democratic officers throughout. Rev. McCord and family are now lo 5 17 COURT STREET, FT. WAYNE, IND. shipping lots.

PLEASANT LAKE. Sheen Dull and easv. Sales at a 75fffc3 40 for common 3 53 50 for fair, 3 76 for fair to good, 3 753 90 tor extra, 4 003(4 5 lor ancy. DRY GOODS. I wish to inform the people of Pleasant Ijike and vicinity that I have opened a full line of Hardware, Building Material, in tetts, was well performed, evervthing A.

HENDRY CO. L. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. Butter Steady. We quote: Choice to fancy creamery, 3537c; ordinary to good do, good to fancy dairy, irrfb2c; common to fTiir do, JO5c; ladle packed, I5ific; packing stock, 3'3c; grease, gt tc.

Cheese Unchanged. We quote: Prime full cream cheddars. late make, uCiiiWc; full cream. KETCHUM'S OLD STAND. catcd In the boarding houe, opposite the Presbvterlan church.

Seventh street Is ornamented with a line of telegraph poles, put up by the postal telegraph company. The public schools commenced las Monday in the new building. Auburn now has an elegant school building. The new bridge over the creek on East Seventh street is nearly completed, and Is ont of the best bridges In the county. NOW OFFER A MOST ATTRACTIVE fair to good lO'Qric prime part cream cheddars, olioc; good part skim cheddars or flats, S49C.

iiggs continue steady, wiui bales 01 iresn ai play, we are told, about the year 1S60. Fremont has gained a reputation for being the best market In the county, many claiming they can get better prices here than in Coldwater or Angola. The result is load alter load of wheat, clover seed, apples, hogs cattle and everything raised by the farmer (or sale is brought to Fre tnont. For several years, or since the building the Covenanter church, at Ray, there has been a division of the members of that denomination In Clear Lake township, some preferring to attach themselves to what was called the north district, while others joined the south dis SSSSSS SSSSSS Call and aee me before purchasing elsewhere. GEO.

MURRAY. per doz. TTTTT OOOOO OOOOO CCCCC KK CCCCC SSSSSS Flour Flour was dull; superfine t3-95-25; southern flour in steady. heat, cash red firm PLEASANT LAKE. BALL Proprietor Pleasant Lake Park.

Boats and Row Boats. Steam and hieher; options firm ar.d higher; No. a red, Snyder's wagon manufactory will be ready for operation on January 1, and will furnish employment for seventy-five men. Auditor Robbins retires from office 1111 -OF- tt.oSmai.ooy. I.

VAN ORDEN Wholesale dealer in Ice. Mail ortelcgraphic orders for car l'ds promptly filled was well done. But perhaps I may be permitted to mention a few particulars. Prof. Case sang J.

G. Whittler's poem, "Barbara Fritchie" In such a manner that the tears started In many an eye before the close of the song. Mr. J. G.

Parker sang a 60I0 telling how he went out Into the woods to meet her lever (an act I do not approve, especially In a married woman) and called upon the birds to sing their loveliest notes to hat en his flying feet. But we will forgive her the escapade this time for the privilege of listening to the accompaniment played on tke organ by Mrs. Vesey, as she so nicely Imitated the warbling of the birds. Mrs. Waugh, of Angola, excited wo.ider and admiration in singing a difficult solo In the anthem, "Daughters of Error." Prof.

King, of Constantme, Mich, rendered great service in helping along the tenor through the whole concert. HI humorous "Picnic" 6ong called out vociferous applause. MEDICAL. I VANORDEN Proprietor White Rose Flour-J ing Mills. 23ii GGGG OOOO OOOO GO OO OOOO OOOO GG OO GO GGGG OOOO OOOO DDDD SSSS SSSS DDDD SSSS SUFERERS, CALL ON US, AND QUIT SWALLOWING POISONOUS DRUGS I I.

MATSON, Notary Public, will collect iv" claims, execute pension vouchers, acknowledge deeds and mortgages, write contracts and agree ments, etc. 95 Adapted to Fall and Winter Wear, at Prices Below BALL PILES! NO CURE, NO PAY. Dr. Brinkerhoffs System CCCCC DEALER IN Notions, Groceries Provisions. OOOOO OOOOO SSSSS sssss sssss TTTTTT 1 a this week.

He has made an efficient and accommodating officer, and leaves the office with the kind wishes of a host of friends In both parties. The new steam boiler in the jail, has capacity sufficient to warm the court house also, and Is so constructed that pipes can be attached to carry the steam to offices and court room. A second operation was performed on Frank Brink's foot last week, by Dr I.ittlcfield, of Auburn, and Dr. Sikes, of Plymouth, Ohio. It is hoped that he may now regain his health.

jseph E. Shilling, who left his home In this place on the first of October, In a mysterious manner, was found drowned in the river four miles below Detroit, five days alter his disappearance from home, and his friends here received no Informa ccccc trict. A short time ago the churches united and a trans-fer of members was agreed upor, Mr. Wm. C.

Thompson, of Clear Lake, being one of the members. At the November election Mr. Thompson, as a free bom American cltlsen, saw fit to cast his vote on the side of what he believed to be truth and justice, which has brought the vengeance of the church down upon him. Mr. Thompson was Informed by the pastor that unles an rknowledgment was made to the mem bers and a promise given to go and sin to more he would not be allowed to commune with them or his name be placed upon the church books.

Mr. Thompson believing he understood the requirements of true manhood and justice refused to acknowledge any wrong com srtltted and to-day finds himself exeom auntcated from the church. Last Thursday ahout thirty of the Im a suffering I PLEASANT LAKE, IND. 4 READ AND HAND TO FRIEND. HAMILTON.

The bountiful crop of corn is being rapidly husked. HOOVER Piles, Fistula, Fissures, Rectal Ulcers, CURED without cutting, ligating or swallowing medicine, by Dr. A. W. Brinkerhoff's new, sure and painless system ot operating, covered bv several patents.

Dr. Brinkerhoff has performed over Forty Thou (Matson's New Brick Block) PLEASANT LAKE, IND. sand operations during the last four years without Dry Goods. Notions, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and Groceries. These Goods have been bought at Bottom Prices, and we propose to give our customers the benefit.

We have many specialties in our stock which it a single death. DR'. I. H. WADDELL Wish to call particular attention to their tion concerning him until last Saturday.

He will be brought home for burial. J. B. Zeigler visited relatives tn DeKalb county the past week. Isaac Shaener, of Alvordton, Williams county, Ohio, was calling on friends the past week.

We understand that Montpelier, Ohio, offers th Wabash company 10 acres of ground and $1,400, if repairs shops be located there- Anthony Miller and Henry went hunting for deer in the black swamp In Ohio last week, and had the usual success of hunters this tall. WILL BE AT THE will pay you to examine before vou make your fall purchases. We buy for cash and sell for cash, and don't have to cover bad debts. and Heating Stoves, Cooking RUSSELL HOUSE, ANGOLA, NOV. 30 AND DEC.

28. The cash plan wins every time, both in buying and Which they are closing out at very low figures. Call if you want a bargain. We also have a complete line of truing, ana customers gel me advantage of these terms. We take all kinds of country produce at the very highest market prices.

L. A. HENDRY A CO. HARDWARE, TINWARE, CUTLERY, MONTGOMERY The cltkens of che Tillage and vicinity have begun work grading and claying the utreets. A.

P. Kellogg has secured the services of a good tinner, which In connection with his stock, of hardware, places him In condition to do a good business. Our village seems to be taking a boom. Claude Martin, of Reading, has moved In vith a stork of drugs and groceries and proposes to work on the nim RECTAL DISEASES SYMPTOMS. Bleeding and protrusion at stool, tell you plainly that you have Piles or true Hemorrhoids! Cure guaranteed.

Bleeding and severe pain at stool, and severe rn iw with nr withnnt hlmrltntr Mr tmflll mediate relatives and friends assembled at the residence of Mrs. M. A. Baum to witness the marriage of her daughter; Matile to Mr. Eugene P.

Howe, of this The cere.nony was performed at o'clock, Rev. A. II. Currle, pastor of the Methodist church, Orland, officiating. After the usual congratulations had been tendered the bride and groom, the guests were invited to partake of the bountiful dinner which had been prepared.

The fctlde was the recipient of many presents the following being a partial list: A.i elegant ring from the proas a silver set consisting of castor, pickle castor, cake TAILOR. lump at mouth of rectum, without protrusion, tell I TiT TTT DIMf- AXKT? A you that von have fissure! Cure AJ Ai1'1 iUn A SUCH G. WEISS, NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, MERCHANT TAILOR. DOORS, SASH, BOLTS, Etc. Yours Respectfully, BUTLER.

G. W. Devore is still In a critical condition. A new coal dock for private use near coal dock switch. Stiefel Brothers are again closing out their stock at auction.

The Wabash house is gaining popularity under McNabb's care. The new county officers are preparing to move to the county teat. The walls of Crane's new brick business block are nearly completed. ble sixpence plan, whish will Insure sue-cess to him. Montgomery lodge, No.

350, 1. O. O. F. A discharge of matter from a smail opening or from small openings, having a hard pipe around opening, tell you that you nave Fistula! Never allow the knife or ligature to be used! Cure guaranteed.

Reader, if you are suffering, investigate our practice come and see for yourselves. We claim to be honest and honerahle men as good as any of you. We have homes, where we long have lived, and you can write there and know all about us. Your physicians, who know us not, may say truth less things of us. We can't prevent that.

TRY VS. 47 Dealer in HOOVER CO. ORLAND. Foreign and Domestic Cloths, Doeskins, Fancy Cassimeres, English Worsteds, Fine Coatings, Vesting, Fine Trimmings, etc. Gentlemen's Garments cut and made to order on short notice in the latest styles and most workmanlike manner.

will give a ball Thursday evening, November 23, the proceeds to go to furnish their new hall. They promise to do their best to give guests a good thne. Bill, In-eluding supper, Charles Schultt Is erecting a building the front part of which will be used at MISCELLANEOUS. GO TO HOWARD RUDE, ORLAND, FOR CHOICE GROCERIES. PERFECT FITS GUARANTEED.

A. P. Pinchin seem to be slowly Improving. Is still confined to his bed. OF IRELAND iu-uay.

J7 to jijo per 1 month. New edition union now read v. lives Ke. All work made up in the shop by good and expe- pression Mill, vents 01 lana, etc. amp an tea.

tSatket, cream pitcher, sugar bowl, spoon fco'der, butter dish, half doten desert spoons doten table spoons set silver ft ie and forks butter knife, sugar and mustard spoons, and two napkin rings from M. E. Howe and wife, C. II. Howe, nd Misses M.

R. and E. Howe, of New Albuquerque, New Mexico; pair fclankets Mrs. M. A.

Baum; bed sntead, Alma Baum; majolica water pitcher and Individual butter dishes, D. M. Baum and Wtfe and daughter, Una; China cup and Mucers Stephens and wife; hanging riencca woramen. J. McCURDY Cincinnati, Ohio.

FIRST DOOR WEST OF THE POSTOFFICE, HIGHEST MARKET PRICK PAfD FOR salesroom, where he will keep a good stock of ready made boots and shoes, while In the back part he will keep men employed on order work. I cheerlullf JJ mT testimony to the value of Mason Hamlin Organs Are certainly best, having been so decreed at every Great World's Industrial Competitioa for Sixteen Years; no other American organs having been found enual at any. Also Cheapest. Style 100, HUDSON. METZ.

HARDWARE. PORTER BROTHERS. METZ. The union meeting, under the auspices of all the ministers of town is growing In interest. Wabash restaurant has again changed hands, another Connell brother being the purchaser.

Tne teachers' Institute at Waterloo last week, called many of our yonng people to that place. The sale of groceries In our town is Immense. One firm is selling nearly AY A KISTLER, octaves; sufficient compass and power, with best Duality, for popular sacred and secular music in EIt's Cream Balm as a specific in tke case of my tiftrr, who has been seriously debilitated with Catarrh for the past eight years, having tried in-effectually other remedies and several specialty schools or families, at only f- One hundred other styles at t.to, 157. 7. $1 93.

io8, $114, to HOUSE, SIGN CARRIAGE PAINTERS. I Keep a full lino orShelf and Heavy Hardware (Jooki ing Stoves, etc. VK and up. The larger styles are wholly unrivalled by any other organs. Also for easy pay ments.

Iflustrated Oatalogue tree. A full stock of Plows, Shovel Plows, etc. Paint. lamp, Michael and fsrni!) glass cake stand, Sarah Stephens; set Mrs. Totts sad irons, rhilip Michael and wife; tassset, Mrs.

Lovlna and Mlssea Lovlna fend Sadie Fox; camp rocker, J. Fox, f. Michael, D. Mkhael and wife, Joshua d'Ktors in Boston. She Im proved at once under this discovery, and has gained her health and hearing, which had been considered incurable.

Rob- Oils, and all kinds of Building Material. Please remember that we have a Tin Shon in THE MA.SON HAMLIN ORAN 154 TremontSt, Boston; 46 E. 14th New York; tT W. MtRKUX, Secretary of the Phcrnii Man- Satisfaction guaranteed and charges reasonable. Shop corner of North and Second Streets, Hudson.

Connection with our store. All kinds of Tinware worth per month. Ora Z. Hubbcll hat taken up quarters ufacturing Grand Rapids, Mich. I on hand, and repairing neatly and promptly doc (.14 149 abash dncago, 43.