Steuben Republican from Angola, Indiana • Page 8

8 STEUBEN REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1881. BORN. York Center. Orland. Pleasant Lake.

PLEASANT LAKE ADVS, RAV. Manv fine fish are being caught in Clear lake. Peters Handy are filling the old Norton house with Clear lake ice. Mr. Willis E.

Bodley and Miss Nina Bodlev are at home; spending the holidays. John Hardenbrook sold his fine span of blacks to Byron Work for a good price. The New Year's balls at Lang's, Clear Lake and Hall's Corners, were largely- attended. Three of srreen apples left this sta- JT. SARGENT County ajrent for Jackson Tile and Fire-clay Brick.

SI1. FI LLER Physician and Surgeon. County Coroner. 2i-ti VE BROS. Drusrs, Toilet Articles, Sm- tioncry.

Groceries, Jewelers Watchmakers. W. CON RLE Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. Terms reasonable. TJ OBFRLIN Drugs, Groceries.

Restaurant in connection. Ice Cream. Soda Water. -i. jim.XMi.N-llarnes Lap Dusters, Fly Nets.

Whips, etc. 'IIAIHVICK CO, Drv GiH.ds, Clothing, Hats Caps, Boots, Sh(K'S. CLAY-Pleasant Iike Meit Market. CAMPLE ROOM Samuel ltarr. prop.

Choice Liquors, Wines, Cisrarsand Milwaukee Lagvr. 'P AI.i.F.K Asrent for" Estcv (Ir-ansTuVd MaT tluislu-k Pianos. BKOS. Manufacturers Bottom hairs. Mill of Splint ONt; Iith and ShTrT 1LJ.

Willard. Aeent. SI IOC F-'Proprftrs Lake View -1 nonse. ttoats ami 1 1st shinsr Tickle. AS.

KETCIICM-I dt r. Reiiairinir ltoi as aiul Shoes made to or- nc. PI.KAS.WT LAKH pit I vopvmtr. l-rauuny n. atl done.

and Fra SIMMONS Asent Cliicau. Siovi-r Windmills. Scales and irk. Steam 1 ALL SVonrietor Pleasant Lake ,1 Bo-t and Ttoiv in 1" or or-Urs tor car IMs tilled. O.

Cl! liitrltosTi- loTTT inif Mills. T-T OO VEir7vC. Dealer in general llarduarc. I -I Full stock of Stoves, Tinware and Building 1 H- D. GALEIt N- lTistrumt'nt Dealer in Furniture and Musical Also agent for the Remington s-i-inir machines.

7.AI.KK CONKI.E--C11.hTt in otlins, askets, and Ilunal Robes. Hearse in learse i re.imness To eTTcmt tiinei-tls I roiiu will collect lie clan urns, execute mnsion vouchers, a.know-l- edife deeds and write contracts and agreements, etc. DRY GOODS, Etc. GGG OOO TTTTT OOO 1 0 li OO OO OO OO 00 00 GG i GGG OOO 000 J. B.

Kniselv has purchased an iron cupboard to keep small articles in. Mercury at 20 degrees below zero last week, and yet Joe Hathaway persists in working in that summer garment. A young man who is preparing himself for a debater took the first steps bv welding a buggy stub to his tongue, a few davs ago, and now declares ignorance is not bliss. Don't forget the teachers' institute at Metz on the second Monday of January. School patrons turn out, and we guarantee you will not be sorry.

Know what is being done for your children. On the evening of the second Saturday of January the common school society meets at the hall. Question. Resolved that trustees should have the sole right of selecting and hiring teachers for the common schools. If there is one vdeasur anotiK-r it we-k hold which iv more 1 to sit down at t' I bright, newsv exchanges lie piled upm our table.

YORK OENTEP. ADVS. M. GIT-MS Shoeing a special -J ty. Oitl 1 cents: new cents.

tP A. M. D. Alfpofi-ssiona! ca attended to. Office at residence, 50 rods fis st 01 me ptisonice.

41 -(O. LSOL'TM WORTH ll.ot Maker. Work done with neatness, and warranted. PARISH CO. -BYROX PARISH A DEALERS IX A I.I.

KIXDS OF PUMPS. WELLS SVNK. OF ANY KIXO DESIRED. IV ANY KIXD OF SOIL. ALL WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

Residence, one-half mile west of post oflice. -H. G. JCDSOX. -II.

G. JI DSOX, DEALER IX DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, CROCKERY, A HARD YA It E. ITS. SHOES.

VXD TEAS A SPECIALTY. GOOD ROOTS, EXTRA ROOTS, LEATHER AND WORK WARRANTED. CHOICE TEAS FROM jttKNTSTO 70CEVTS PER Iliffhest price paid for all kinds of pr.nhice, in cash or trade. -ELLIS SOX, -ELLIS -YORK CENTER, DEALERS IV DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOOTS XD CEUIES. CROCKERY.

GLASS-WVRE. AN! SHELF HARD WARE. WE SELL THE CELEBRATED I SO BEUTEVSII P.OOTS AND SHOES. Cash for Country Produce. for the Stenben Republic iv Stationery Package.

ELLIS A SON. HARNESSES AND TRUNKS. EVERYTHING OF GOOD QUALITY. EVERYTHING OF GOOD QUALITY. WILLIAM WELLS.

WILLIAM WELLS. WILLIAM WELLS. WILLIAM WELLS. WILLIAM WELLS, WILLIAM WELLS. Manufacturer of and Deal; in 1 'arnevsscs, Trunks.

Saddles, Collars, Whips etc. Every -thinir pertaining to the harness trade kept in stock, from a plain single harness to a silver mounted v.tb!c harness. Repairing promptly attended to, and at reasonable rales. I-Zast side Pnlilic Square, ANGOLA. INDIANA.

CLOSING OUT SALE. -CLOSING OUT VI -CLOSING OUT SALE -CLOS1XG GUP SALE -CLOSING OUT SALE -CLOSING OUT SALE -CLOSING OUT SALE Desiring to chanire my I will close out mv 'o of PRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HA CAPS. HOOTS HOES.CKOCK- EitV GROCEKIES, Eic, it almost your own nrice Don't fail to u-o and take advantage of tjt rreat slauhtcr VI HUDSON. JAMES SCOYII.EE. HOLIDAY GOODS, BOOKS, ETC V.

WILKINSON. W. WILKINSON, W. WILKINSON, W. WILKINSON- i FREMONT, INDIANA.

FRE.MON I INDIANA. -A Complete Line- of- Gift Hooks for the Hn'-d as, ov Books tor the Juvenile Pwks for the Holidays, ilooks in Sets for the- Holitl--sfr Pix ket RiSk-s for the Holidays. Family Bibles for the Holidays, Photograph Albums for the idavs, Autograph Albums for the lMitlays, Christmas Cards for the Holidays, Stereoscopes for the Holidays, Diariet for 1SS1 tot the Holidays, Box Papers for the 1 Uiklays, Writing Desks for the Holidays, Toilet Sets for the Holidays, Moustache Cups for tfce Holidays, Vases for the Holidays, All Kinds of China Goods for the Holidays, Sleighs for the Holidays, Express Wagons, Carts and Toy Cabs for the Holidays. -PRICES VERY 1yVVV -PRICES VERY -W. WILKINSON.

GAItl-DRESSlNG. Mc TONSORIAL ARTIST AND FASHIONABLE HAIRDRESSER. ALL WORK EXECUTED IN THE BEST STYLE KNOWN TO THE ART. Northeast corner Public Square, Angola, Ind. UOLLISTER In Butler.

December A 1SS1, to the wife of Hollistcr, a daughter. GILLETT In Adrian, December 25, iS-so, to the wife of 1 .011 is Gillett, a daughter, weight 10 pound-. MARRIED. SLOAN IXXnSTKUM In Bronson, Januarv 11. bv Rev.

Mr. Itonncv, Mr. John Sl.Kin and Mrs. I-ouia Luniistrum, both of Ind. FRANK WESTON.

In Cambria, Jan. iXm, ut the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. J.W. White, Mr. Milton G.

Frank, of An-jola. ami Mis Eva Weston, of Cambria, Mich. SOt KKIDKR THRASHER At the Bennett bv A. R. Bodlev, Mr.

Jt se StH krivler. of Hudson and Miss Anna R. "1 hr.isher, of Pleasant I-ake. I'OSl ER -ROVER -At thL-residence of and by L. ii.

township, IVrcinVr jj, ixs. Mr. I-Y-sUt and Miss Belle Buyer, ail ot Steuben count v. MITH -WHUillT-At the residence of the hrih's parents, in IVMvt VMIvr precinct, linti-e couii- November i. in.

bv iuv. (i. Y. Scut. Vr.

i-'k E. Smith, former! of Anyrola, and Mi-s M. Wri-bt. irji-ntv-r. in tnc II.tr tovr.hin.

IV 2 jV). Mr. A.ld.s'wi ifimkn, ot Stcu ship, to Mi Viola Tinker, of Otsego. IInonirir. Mr.

Theotlore A. Hildreth, of and Edith Hughes, of Iiinjjslmrj. Mr. and Mrs. Hildreth are now stopping-with the parents of the farmer, in this place.

They have best wishes of their manv friends. THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF THE AOE. K-iioV colutnbiati oil is a powerful reined hieh can be taken irternally by the tenderest infant. It cures ahr.ost instantly, is pleasant, acting directly upm the nervous svstem, causing a sudden buoyancy of the mind. In short, the wonderful effects of this most wonderful remedy cannot be explained in written language.

A single dose inhaled and taken according to directions will convince any one that it is all that is claimed for it. Warranted to cure the following diseases: Rheumatism or Kidney disease in anv form, headache, toothache, earache, neuralgia, sprains, bruises, flesh wounds, bunions, burns, corns, spinal affection, cone, cramping; pains, cholera morbus, flux, di.trrh.va, coughs, colds, bronchial affection, catarrh, and all arhrs and pains, external or internal. Full directions with each bottle. Sold bv J. S.

Draper, yvowyi. MARKETS. Wf.oj.A. Ha 'ut on. oo Salt per barrel I 40 tat Corn iv.

tb.e Wheat.wh:t'.... No. i 'AriN-r. A 'e- io. bu Clover r-eed Ducks Dres-ed pork i heese 00 1 lams i Shoulders 3 Potatcis, per bushel 1 or' J.ggs 4 Butter ..1 iChu-kcns iilrcssuc, 1.

1. 7 Co iS N'KW YORK. XKYV YORK. J. Vh- in fair demand rut.

i 1 11; No. 2 rcii ji! rv.l. Si stxiti 1 11; winter, ii i X. 1 11. TOLEDO.

January 3 Wheat Steady No 1 Muhitn, ov-: No. 2 red Walvash. January, tn)'4c: Fehruary. $1 03; March, 1 ofi; April, $1 071-2. Corn quiet; No.

2, spot, SUc; May, -Hc; rejected, t'je. Oats Dvdl; Xo. 2, 3'c. Clover seed Steady; prime mammoth, $4 60; Nc. 2 mammoth, $4.15.

GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. A FEW REASONS WHY A FEW REASONS WHY A FEW REASONS WHY A FEW REASONS WHY A FEW REASONS WHY A FEW REASONS WHY -OWEN. PIXLEY PIXLEY PIXEEY PIXLEY PIXLEY A PIXLEY A- OF FT. WAYNE. IX D.

OF FT. WAY VE. IN D. FT. WAYNE.

IX D. OF FT. WAYNE. IND. OF FT.

'V YNE, OF FT. WAYNE, IND. Can supp! voa with sssssssss sss.s READY MADE CLOTHING Cheaper than any other house in Indiana: FTP ST. We are the larircst manutacturvrs doinar business the state. SECOND.

Bring- manafactur vrs. and huvinsr. is vre do, al! oar 1 -L'lhs and in a larsre way, and from first hands, enaba us to produce a garment tit se.it at a price way below our eomjetitors. THIRD. Our in factory is Ln-ated at.

Utica. N. where we use all the new anil improved machinery now in the business, such as the steam spomjvr and the new patent cutting- machine, which is ramble of cutting- one thousand pairs of pants in ten hours and other garments in proportion. FOURTH. Selling; one suit or garment at wholesale prices.

FIFTH. Selling at one price, And creditinif no one. SIXTH. Guaranteeing satisfaction tn the purchaser by return of the fronds and money refunded, or, if wnrn, and prnvinir not satisfactory, pavintr the mrchasr of such ifnrment enough to satisfy him. tprm these conditions we Solicit your patron ase, And ajrret to say you from to 40 per cent on all purchases of Clothing and Furnishing jfomls.

Our location at Ft Wayne is at and tf Court street and and 60 Clinton street Mrs. J. U. Bennett is on the sick list. The Hon.

D. II. Roberts has gone to Indianapolis. The universal verdict is that the Republican grows better every week. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert II askins, ofMongo, had a Chi istmas present. It was twins, bovs. Mr. Jay Covkendall, formerly of this place, now a resid ent of Rav, is isiting Orland friends.

Mrs. Benedict, who had the misfortune to break her leg a short time ago, is getting along finely. Married, Jan. 1, 1SS1, in Bronson, bv the Rev. Mr.

Bonnev, Mr. John Sloan and Mrs. Lundstrum, both of Orland. May they live long and be happv. The Orland people are never in generosity.

Last Saturday the Orland correspondent of the itt ic vx re ceived a targe plate of chicken, a bowl of ers and some nice fruit cake. The donor has thanks for tb.e same. Mr. Ora Kimball's Norman horse.Glenn Lion, has been very sick with hemorrhage of the bowels. Mr.

Kimball sent to Cold-water for Dr. Ives but he was unable to come. The horse is now better and will recover. There was a re-union of tb.e Sanborn family New Year's day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

McCagg. There were present, Mr. and Mrs. Sanborn, Mrs. Sanborn's mother, together with the children and grand-children, numbering twenty-four persons.

It will be remembered that the hardware store of Taylor, Wilder Co. was broken open and robbed of money and goods to a considerable amount, some few weeks ago. They have been recently found in the possession of Oliver Stayner. The greatest sympathy is expressed for his afflicted parents. rt The year 1SS0 has finally bid us adieu.

But he had all the revenge he was capable of, before he took his final departure. Tuesday and Wednesday he employed Jack Frost to visit nearly all the cellars in Orland, turning the apples into billiard balls, the potatoes into and congealing the canned fruit until it could stand on the shelf without the support of the glass cans into which it had been placed. But the old year is gone, and gone un'tamented, and we welcome the smiling face of 1SS1 with jov. Two young men, who are too modest to have their names mentioned, thought thev would "try a trick," and see if they could dre.un who would be their future companions for life. Accordingly thev tied their toes together and went to sleep with a piece of wedding cake under their heads.

The one dreamed that he was married to a gorrilla and thev were obliged to live with their toes tied together during the remainder of their days. The other dreamed that he was doomed to single blessedness, and would be always obliged to get up in the morning and make his own fire. A Paris dispatch reports that a band of forgers of bonds and receivers of stolen bonds, have been arrested in Milan. They belong to an organization comprising Italians, Frenchmen, Englishmen, Poles and Americans, having brandies and agents in the chief cities of Europe, and were selling forged or stolen French bonds in Italy, Italian bonds in France, and soon. An tensive robbery in Turin a few weeks ago has been traced to them, and other famous robberies between Paris aixl London are also attributed to the same parlies.

The prisoners wVil be taken to Turin. ORLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. THOMSON THOMSON HOUSE. HOUSE. INDIANA ORLAND OilLAND INDIANA I.

CARVER, PKOPKIFTOK. Ii. CARVER. PROPRIETOR. "URNHAM ux am i BURN HAM 1 EUR 1 1 AM 1 IU It VI I AM Hf'iVIiAM HURXHAM I J.

M. P.URXHAM, PROPIIIETOI-L OIILAXIL INDIANA. HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE HOI'SE HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE Go. to M. II.

and see the rowninsf Glorv froivl heater coai s'ove. manufactured bv -'vett Roof. sells the Crovnin Glorv and other kinds of cook stow made bv the same well-known All kimts of produce ta.ken in 4tt GO TO THE NIMBLE NICKEL GROCERY. For fine Groceries, Flour and Meal. Selected Teas, Pare Spices.

Cheese, Foreign and Do-tivstic Fruits, Canned ruits and Vegetables. A foil variety of other por-ds usually kept in a first- class Grocery Store. FRED SCI I EIDER, Manager. J. A.

CANSE, ORLAND, INDIANA. HAS NOW A tVLV LINE OF CHOICE GROCERIES IN CONNECTION WITH HIS MARKET. WHEN YOU WANT COFFEE, SUQAR. TEA. TOBACCO, FLAVORING EXTRACTS, FLOUR, Etc.

RE STORE AND CALL, AT TIIEJNEW GROCERY STORE. THE VERV BEST OYSTERS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. HIGHEST PRICE PAin FOR BCTTER AND EGGS. OY-STERS COOKED TO ORDER. J.

A. CANSE, W. THOMSON, VT, THOMSON, W. W. THOMSON, W.

THOMSON, Manufacturer of and dealer In all kinds of Cab Inet Ware, Including FINE BED ROOM AND PARLOR SETS. UNDERTAKING, In all Its branches. A fine assortment of BURIAL ROBES alwaya OA hand. A good HEARSE always In feadinMs to attend funerals. ORLAND, INDIANA.

Miss Ella Conkle, of Henry county, is visiting her brother's family at this place. Mrs. T. M. Albee and daughter, with other friends, spent New Year's day at Prof.

Long's. The next social will be held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Conkle. Ererybotly is invited. Jimmie Perfect spent hiVNew Years and Sunday at Mr. EmaArfel Shoemaker's, of DeKalb county, near Waterloo. John Rush took charge of the depot at Auburn several days, while Mr.

Welling went to Jackson to spend New Year's. Mollie Heard went home last Saturday, the first time since her school commenced, so of course it was a happy New Year's for her. Mr. John Snyder and daughter started last Friday morning for Norw.dk, Ohio. tirpiia intends to remain during the winter.

Mr. Emanuel Dig'cr is recovering yen-slowly from the stroke of partial paralysis of one side, which occurred about two weeks ago. All persons having apples to sell, would do wel! to send a postal to Mr. Lew Pleasant Lake, informing him of the fact. Dr.

Sharpies and Miss Emma Hatfield, of Rolling Prairie, were the guests of the Weaver and Lettie, New Year's day and Sunday. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, living one and a half miles west of Pleasant Lake, will oiler for sale all her personal property next Thursday, Jan. 13, 1SS1. There has been a great rush of business at Dr.

Biery's photograph gallery during the last three weeks. Christmas week he took over two hundred pictures. We had the privilege of looking over some of the work done bv the pupils of Mr. Steven's department at the last examination, anil in ottr humble opinion it is excellent work, verv creditable to both teacher and pupils. Miss Rose Marks, of Muncie, Indiana, spent several days hist week visiting the family of R.

L. Perfect and with other friends here. Miss Rose is a very pleasant, sociable girl, and is always a welcome guest among her acquaintances at Pleasant Lake. The next teachers' institute will be held at Hudson one wetk from next Monday, Jan. 17, rSSl.

Salem- and townships will combine in this institute, as in the last one. The following is the programme arranged: "School organiza-, tion," F. Harpster and Howard Powers; "Advantages of word and object method in teaching reading over the a. b. c.

method," A. II. Barber and Miss FYankie Wilson; "How and to what extent should text books be used," W. R. Snyder and John Might; "How shall we teach studying," Viola Dukes and John Kingler; "Analysis in arithmetic," Mary Beard and Marshall Duniap: "Opening exercises in school," Ella Sterling and Anna Pixley; "Why are there so few professional teachers," Joseph Ketchum; "How to make institutes beneficial," Hattie Shanks and R.

C. Baxter; "Which are to lie preferred, male or female teachers, in common schools," Miss R. DelaiBcey and E. Ii. Howard; "Grammar," A.

B. Stevens and Miss Julia Sowle; "Disadvantages under which country teachers l.dior, and how to avoid," George Elliott; "How may we in terest children in standard and current literature," L. V. Rush; "Melhxls of teaching spelling." Anna Thrasher, Bertha Shoemaker. WINDFALL 1 VKMS.

Mr. James Carter, wl.nhas been quite sick for about two weeks past, is recovering. Mrs. C. E.

Kinney daughters, of Angola, spent New Year's and Sunday with Mrs. Georre Gilbert. Marv Hoti'rh, one of the twin daughters of George Hough, who. has been very ill with dropsy for several months, is thought to be some better. Mr.

Marion Bemenderfer is putting up a new residence over on the state road. where he and Mrs. Bomenderter expect to reside in the spring. Tiirkk luimlred and fiftv-ftuir failure were reported ii Ney York city ilurinir 1 the year ihSo vvlfii liabilities amottntinjr to and assets, $8,146,91. The gross liabilities ere than for the preceding year on account of the heavy failures- in the colfee, tobacco and grocery trade, but the number of failures was twenty-five per cent.

less, and is the smallest since the panic of 1873. HOLIDAY GOODS. -WEAVER BROTHERS--WEAVER UROTHEiiS- -WEAVKK BROTH ERS- -DRUGGISTS AND JEWELERS. DRUGGISTS AND JEW ELEKS. DRUGGISTS AND EWELERS.

HOLIDAY GOODS! HOIJDAY GOODS! HOLIDAY GOODS! CHEVP! CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! hae just received the largest and most complete stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Al- riumn, Vases, Toilet Sets, Rrushes, lair Oils, Soaps, Perfumery, Combs, Candies, Cigars; in fact, evervtlting you want in the Holiday Gnnds line. Our goods are all new, and were Wight direct from the manufacturers, at the lowest cash prices, and we will sell cheaper than they can be bought in Steuben county. Give us a call and" be convinced that we mean what we say. Our stock of Drugs, Medicine, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs and Sponges is complete. Weaver is the place, and Pleasant Lake the town.

Come and see us if you wish to be happy, ours, tyt, WEAVER BROTHERS. vesteijav for Chicago, the last of 300 barrels packed by French Bough- ton last fall. We hav an cato- ir weighing twelve pounds, caug'i' i-i CUir like and! sent us hv mine iio I.av.g, cf the Inland i 1 house. The dried fruit trade of Ati.ol;', may be learned bv noting the anvnr.it sold by the I I a-T-- ill Ol the lust lew -c of week- of S. R.

Lats Stiefei Son. 34.07s Mv-s Son. 7.0 jS; Lewis Oshrn. 5 33: Longn- tota', pounds unt I i -i. i per.i;p one-fifth the dried frui made in the This is all hard earned tv.ont-y.as it a hit -he! of apples bring about iS cents ith the labor thrown in.

tr new merchant, Mr. Palmer, was looking one of tho-e cold niurhts last week to find a man or lny to keep fire for him through the ni-ht in his store, when the man of leisure, who bottoms chairs. shaves notes, and attends to the interests of his neighbors generally, gen-tlv hinted that he would keep fire and all the pav he would ask was hat few oysters he could eat. Palmer, not thinking of the ca it to he filled, accepted the oft'er. The fire was duly punched and the oysters and crackers supped and munched.

What was the surprise in the morning on taking an invoice of ov-ters. crackers and cheese, to see the amount 'hat had disappeared three aho'is of solid oy-ters, ten pounds of crackers, and several pounds of cheese, and the brother was mourning that daylight had co-lie so s-on; he was not quite full to the brim. Palmer thinks he will not trade ovstcrs for work Ill ISOX. Ldr Von I V.v Clink k-ft Kr Ft. Witvnc to -i (ieo.

school. M.mi of th. okl and h.ti: wurni.i and rot trifle with tViC alVc-rtiofis of the fair sex, -r there will be anotlu-r e.u:l: oi promise cae on haivd. We vson I led ov.e of Geo. Frederick's fair damsels to the altar.

We heartily congratulate htm. Mav his future be one of happiness A grand hou-e warming and leap year reception was given bv Mr. and Mrs. Moses Gonser and family to the young people of this vicinity last Friday evening. In everv respect it was a brilliant affair.

The gateway at the main entrance to the grounds was brilliantly illuminated by reflected lisjht. Every room in the residence was also all ablaze with bright lights. As the guests arrived in little groups thev were met by ushers who conducted them to tb.e parlors. After salutations had been exchanged all roamed through the spicioas mansion at will. Ever and anon the ladies favored the guests with songs.

At 10 o'clock a splendid luncheon was served. As the clock struck the hour of midnight, announcing the beginntttg of another year, the guests exchatutoJ th compliment of the season, after hi thev d. parted for their several home-. HA N't II. TON.

Mr. Andrews, the druggist, is in poor herdth. Dr. Morrison has -old his drugs to a Mr. Shaefer.

The Uev. Paschall is continuing the protracted meeting at ackman's. The Christmas trci at R. Ross' passed off verv pleasantly to all concerned as far as we have -ard. W.itch-m-hi i.eting at the M.

E. church as attended considering the cold evening. The members seemed to be very much interested, as did most of those present. SEWING MACHINES. xr AR U.I Ft F.D SfCCF.s PA LED sCCl Ess 1 Si Cl.SS ('! THE THE OF 1 HE HI M.W'VO.

DINE. Si.V, MACHINE. Hil t. MACHINE. ni'R SLES DtT? N(i THE YFAR i-i A VI Ot I F.D T( MACHINES.

NO OTHER MACHINE EYFR HAD SICH A RECORD OF POPULARITY IT IS THE LIGHTEST RUNNING, EASIEST SELLING, and BEST SATISFYING MACHINE IN THE WORLD. AGENTS WANTED. For terms address WHITE WHITE WHITE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, SEWING MACHINE CLEVELAND, OHIO. tt Gordon, r. w.

gordon K. GORDON, R. W. GORDON K. W.

GORDON, R. W. GORDON GENERAL AGENT. GENERAL AGENT. GENERAL AGENT.

A Knot. ANGOLA, tNDlAlf A INDIANA 31 INDIANA. CHADWICK CO. CHADWICK Cf). CHADWICK CO.

CHADWICK CO. CHADWICK At CO. CHADWICK CO. CHADWICK A CHADWICK CO. CHADWICK A CO.

CHADWICK A- CO. CHADWICK A- CO. II I)VI( C( CHADWICK A CO. CHADWICK CO. CHADWICK A CO.

I 1 1 Al IWICK A- CO. I ADWK'K A CO. CHADWICK CO. CHADWIC A CO. CIIADW ICK A CO.

-FOIt- HOLIDAY GOODS HOLIDAY (iOODS HOLIDAY GOODS HOLIDAY GOODS HOLIDAY GOODS HOLIDAY GOODS HOLIDAY GOODS AND FOR- PTHCKS VEItY LOW DOWN. PK1C1.S VKHY LOW DOWN. PRICKS VKHY LOW DOWN. PRICES VKRY LOW DOWN. PRICES VERY LOW DOWN.

PRICES VERY LOW DOWN. Have vou seen those L.uii.s' Ties: thrM Silk Handkerchief's: those Uidies' Hoods those Children's Hoods; those Ladies' Nubias; those (ients' Scarfs: those (ients' Ties; those tints' Hats; those Gents' Caps; those eleirant 1 Iiress (ioods; those 5 cent prints: our stock of Clothing: our stock of Boots and Shoes. It you have not, come at once: examine our stock and secure a present lor Father, Mother, Sister or P.rother. We know we can please you in style anil price. Don't forget it; we mean what we sav.

Yours respectfully. I CHADWIC A CO. 6f FOR LOWEST PRIC ES ON DitY GOODS, GO TO CHADWICK A CO. BARGAINS IN GLOVES AND MiTTEXS AT CHADWICK A CO. MUSIC.

-MUSIC STORK. OPEN ED MONDAY, DFCIlMBKIl, joTH. Those who routcnuii.lte. a Piano, Or-gan, or anything in die line of Musical Instruments ami Sheet Music, Music Books, Folios and Instructors for Piano ami Organ, will find it greatly to their henetit to call at our runms, ivhere we have constantly on hand a tine assortment of Pianos, Organs, Covers. Ai.cordeons, Drums, Toy I iruins.

Drum Fifes. I-lutes. Guitar-i, 1 larmnnicas from cents to 2.00. Jews Harps, Music Boxes, Pitch pipe, Violin Strings, Violins, Bridtres. Bmv l-'mtrs, lind Pins, etc.

etc. Banjos, Tanihorincs, toge.ther with a tine assortment of Sheet Music to suit ail grades and taste. We are exclusive asrents tor tbe celebrated liardnian (iray and Hoboken Kisher Pianos, and the "Palace Organ," made hy tbe Ijirinir i Blake Oriran Worcester, M.is., and Toledo, tor Steuin and Ijtgrange counties. Information will be cheerfully iriven to those who wish, in regard to Pianos and Organs. We sell, for each or monthly payments.

Second -bund organs taken towards new, for what they are worth, or we will find sale for owner. Tuninir and repairing promptly attended to. Call in person, or address, JOHNSON WEYBUUX. Angola, Indiana. -FARMERS, ATTEXTIO.V.- Notice is hereby given that the Fanners' Mutual Fire and Lightning Insurance Company, of Steuben countv, Indiana, continues to du business as follows: 1.00 for applications imd policy; ten cents on each fioo insured, as a premium fund to pay expenses and small losses assessments to pav fosses attT losses occur.

App'ication can be made to any officer of the company. PRESIDENT, VICE PRESUDEXT, SECY AND AGENT, TREASURER, LEANDER CHASE. H. P. BUTLER.

V. LITTLE. C. BACHELOR, Sn. DIRECTORS.

Millgrove, B. Burlingamo; Jamestown, Terry Fremont, Joshua Michael Clear Lake, D. Teeters; York, Carry Gundrum; Scott, John Dvgert; Pleasant, O. H. Leas; Jackson, J.

N. Ousterhout; Salem, Chas. Clink; Steuben, James Carter; Otsego, Wm. B. Xngalli; Richland, Samuel Maxwell, ii 'h.