The Bremen Enquirer from Bremen, Indiana • Page 4

MUNCIE MURMURS. LAPAZ LOCALS. BREMEN ENQUIRER Oieii LarijG LoaT 'miHnmnmmimmt nTmfflmmmmmmmm iiuiiiiiiaiauiiiiiiiiiuiiu. PFMTx PONADER'S BAKERY AND GROCERY FRESH GOODS RECEIVED EVERY WEEK. 1 aiiiiiitiiimiiiiiimiiv Paid For Country We have the freshest and best assortment of Can Goods on the market.

Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies always on hand. and Lunches served at all hours. We handle the well known Collins' Chicago Tee Cr and also our own make. Try it. You will pronounce it the I FRED PONADE i Highest Market Price it- to vvraste Elmer Roose, of tJourbon, made a ca at this place Sunday.

The Dunkard church will have theii feet-washing on Friday evening. Afewofour young people took din ner with Miss Aouie Snyder Sund-iy. Warren Brown returned to hie hum" at North Judeon Monday morning to attend school. L. H.

Snyder ia around with a pub script ion paper to purchase a bell for the Muncie church. Mr. and Mrs Fred Thumm, of North Liberty, were in this vicinity the past week visiting with friends. The new minister. Rev.

Rittenhouse, delivered bis first sermon to a large congregation at Muncie Sunday. The Rally day exercises were well attended Sunday. Quite a number went over to No. 2 in the evening. Mrs John Teghtmeyer, of Warsaw, and her daughter, Mrs.

Chas. Kilgore, of Parvin, Oklohoma, were vieiting with ichael Stme and family of this place Friday and Saturday. A number of boy gathered last Friday night at the residence of James B-Huff to serenade the recently married couple. The groom promptly set out the cigars and paid for the oysters. Ripans Tahules: nleasant laxative.

IT SAVES THE CR0UPY CHILDREN Seaview Va. We have splendid sales on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and our customers coming from far and near speak of it in highest terms. Many have eaid that their children would have died of croup if Chamberlain's Cough R-me dy had not been given. Kellam Ock-rkn The 25 and 50 cent sizes for 6ale by Miller Co. EXECUTOR'S SALE.

Nti-e Is -rebj- g-t en tut the undersigned esecut of the 'ast will and testament He-bfc-a Be ler. deceased, und-r and by virtue -f the autir't veMed i me l.y ttie ternis hereof, wi'loff. f-Tsaeat priv-ite sale certain rewl estate rwlonninjr to the esfat- of the said Kelwci-a Bej ler deceased situated In Var-hall county, Irdiana. anl described as follows, towit: Tbenoitftw st quarter of the snu'hwet qusr-tc twent -three tW'bii thirt-five (3) north, of ranire three (3 west, containing fort3" acres, mor- l-e: Also a tract or land wn the old homestead of (rrjre ReylT, decas- and betpjr south of the river. In the southeast q-rt-r of he oouth wot quarte sction twent -six '2 wnkhlp thirtv-fiv 3i north, an?" three (St east i- aid cuty, and nvre pn ti-cularly described "8 the we-1 three (' ao es the eau four and one-half acres thnt parr the said southeast quirter of the soutbwost quarter of said section that lies south of yellow river.

Term of "ale? Cash- fids will be received st my hardware store in th Pw of n-e- en Marshall county, Indiana, until and including Oct. l'v. 1S7 The riirht is reserve reject any and all bid JOHN VTEIN KCK, Ex-C'tor NOTICE TO N0N. RESIDENT. No.

tf 773. P'ate Tndiann. Marshall County 1 In the Marshall Circuit Court, October term 1S7. The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. vs Millard W.

Simons, et al. Complaint: Foreclosure of Mortgage. The p'aintiffs in the above entitled oause, by II A t.ojrau thcr attorney, have filed In my rtriee a complaint ayrainst th defendants; and it appearing by the affidavit of a cmpet-nt person that the defendants, Richard Lake. Fifth National Bank of Cin innati.O,.the Whiting Foundrv and Eqirpmen' Company, organ Wright. Frank A.

Heeht, Daniel II Tol-ma- Manufacturing Company and David Kelly, are ench and all -n-residents, of the State of Indiana: ther are therefore hereb notified 'f the fi ing and pendencv or s-id complaint against them, and unles they appear and anser thereto on or before the telling of said cus the 8ih day of November, 197, being the 19th day of the October term of said court, to be begun and held tbe curt house In Plymouth Marsha ecin'y, Indana, on the third Monday of O-tober, A. 1S97, said complaint and the mat'erand things therein al'eged will be heard aud determined in thir abser ce. witness the clerk and seal of said urt at Plymouth, this 11th dav of September. 17 JOHN wit.TFOXO, seal Clerk Marshall Circuit Cou't. A Logan and Holstela Hubbard, Pluin-t SV attorneys NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION No.

mi State of Indiana, Marshall rounty, Notice is herebv given that the under-'fgnt-d has been appoint administrxt wth -will annexed, of the estate of George lb eh. late Marshall county Indiana, deceased. Said tate is supposed be solvent Aug 17. GEO KG W. KLE1TZ, Adm.

in looking around when you can buy buggies cheap at 1 Huffs Implement Stor innr Millinery, Cloaks And Furs. Saturday, October 2. Geo Wyman Co 's milliner will all be back home from learninp-their trade, hidi they have to lea'S each season to k-ep np wi'h the procession. Thev will all wear ready made eniiles and show you our firt fall importation of high-class Dress Hats, Hats of High degree Turban Toques and fine miiliuery fom Paris and Berlin, by way of New Tork, Chicago, Oshkoch and Ka'amazoo. Those hats from Oshkosh comb sailing over frozen Lake Michigan slight-frosted.

Those from Kalamazoo sail over the Kankakee marsh evening with more) or less dew drop on them; by daylight trie dew drop become crvstliz-d and look like diamonds. Yon will be astonish to see what beautiful goods com sailing through th back windows of our millinery dpa'tinent To all th- se who have never visited ou milliner depaitment, would say we think the. arrangements of the department it-elf, re tful, qui t. pailor-like, with tasy chairs, divans, grnce-ful fixtures and drapeije-, SCt-lnny department, we have eve seen. Cloak Department.

The earn- day we will how all our new imp tatiotis in loaks Jwcke's, 1 'apes, Wrappers and Skirts, will -ho a gret ni-utv exclusive de sign- in Ladies' Mis-s' and 'hid reu'w Jackets ll' Ssi.tn Blouses Plush Clt th Cp Wra p-rs ard ilk Shirt Waists. We anticipate trtMt you will tee mar thing- to titer- -t ou The same date have ni'id toangenient for a New To fur house to show their line of Furs. In Muditton we will ehow our line of -rriHl Purp, Marten Cluptpr Collarettep. ectric Senl CnllHrettep, RllPSian YU heads and tuile, Sr dh Marten Clue'ere ialf-eheared PereiaDB, brown sheared oney, ftc. Our arrangements are all made for g-and op-n'rB for the fall eeaeoD of 1897 Saturday, Out 2.

COME AND SEE US! Geo. Wyman Co. SOUTH BEND. IND SPOlosed evenings except Saturday account of our ladiee. REMEMBER 1 OUR MENDS The old Bremen Marble Works is again opened and I will Bay to the people of Bremen and vicinity that we are now prepared to furnish cemetery work of any kind at reasonable prices and will treat you.

as nice as we can. When I am not here myself call on Mr. Albert Kinzie wbo will ebow you our work and take your order for any thing in that line See us M. B. GROVFS.

ft I -TO LOIN ON RrH-fSTATE i SECUfelTY -A-t Sis Per Cent. SIX PER CENT SIX PER CENT SIX PER CENT rim- One to Six Vea6 No Delay. Onrrespomleni'e solicited. Will answer all inquiries promptly JOHN C- CAPRON, Pack a an Block, PLYMOUTH. 8 II- i if i I if 0 STOP AT Franklin Koontz's CITY BARBER SHOP.

Where you i an get a Firet-Class Hair Cut or Shave. Three Chairs, No "Waiting. Everything convenient for customers. Also ugetita for the Ilaud LauQdry Miss May Hay of Crawfordsviile was the guest of WiliUm Quinn Sunday. Mrs Vinnidge gave a social dance in honor of Mies Bessie Hittle Monday ev J.

W. Thomas is entertaining Dr. W. (I. Lane, of Dakota, and Mite Daisy Jenkins, of Chicago.

Curt Beardly and family, with Mr. Gonly and Mies Vaster, of North Liberty visited the Waltz family Sunday. Those on the sick list as far as learned are: Mrs. L. Sherland, Mrs.

George EJutchine, Mre. Geo. Hoblitzel and Mrs. Sheets. Found.

A lady's nw shoe. No. also a stocking, near th Higby Cnquire of Frank Davenport, 2 miles south east of Lapaz. Lapaz was represented at the Bremen fair. Mrs.

M. L. Peter exhibited eleven different articles in fancy work of which eix were awarded first premium and two were given second premium. nappanee" nuggets. Nappanee people are not taking as much interest in base ball just now as in the Luetgart murder trial at Chicago.

A number of Nappanee people will attend the Bourbon fair next week. A good atttendance is necessary to success. Mr. Hite, the feather renovator, will move hie machinery from here to Bre men the la6t of the week. Mr.

Hite has renovated everything within reach of this town and has given satisfaction. Those of our people who attended the Bremen fair pronounce it better than usual, and give especial credit to the racing. A number of very good horsee were entered, together with an old 6teer or two, but the entry was not the fault of the association, but was the result of a great bg chunk of egotism on the part of the owners. On Tuesday morning just before four o'clock, the fire alarm rang out, and soon almost the entire town was at a large fire in George McLaughlin" barn. rhe flrev was the work of an incendiary, ho probably intended to burn out the entire block, as it is composed entirely if frame buildings in close proximity and dry as a tinder box.

The fire com nany responded nobly to the alarm and oon had the fire under control, but not intilthe north wing was practicall hurned up, and a horse and buggy belonging to Charles Robmugh, and veral sleighs and buggies belonging to ther partiee. That the fire whs of incendiary origin is pretty certain, as several of those who first reached the place, say there was a perceptable smell of burning coal oil. Three men and two dogs were sleeping in the ast wine of the barn, and the men were aroused by the barking of the dogs, and thus saved the lives of several fine horses No insurance, The culture of onions has taken a prominent place in the line of agricul ture in this vicinity, in the last three years, and is, this season, a source of considerable income, considering the limited amount of land upon which this tuber can be profitably raised. Mr. William Graham ia the pioneer in onion culture here.

Some three years ago he planted ten acres of onions and realized from them a hansome profit. Others followed in the business until this season there is almost two hundred and fifty acres planted to onions. They are grown only on muck land south and east of town, and the crop this seasor. will aggregate fully 90.000 bushels, the sale of which, at LOc per bushel, net. makes our onion farmers some 45.000 clear money.

The average yield is above 300 bushels per acre. Mr. Gra ham's average is COO bushels. He has already shipped ten car loads of GOO bushels each and will place 15 car loadt- in cold storage. Potatoes are also beinv raised at a good profit on this much land, which, when properly drained, will become the most valuable land in the state.

MADE A NEW MAN OF HIM. Bryan, Ohio, Jan. 13 1S97. Gentlemen: For years I had been suffering from incigeetion. Had a poor tppetite and could eat nothing contain Tig grease and contantly bad a worn ou feeling.

After using three 50c bottles of Or Calld well's Syrup Pepsin I am now able to eat anything my appetite craves and can say it has made me a new man. Eli Powes. Sold bv Koontz Bros HOME SEEKERS EXCURSION. The I I. I.

will sell Home S.eUex-Exeursion tickets on Oet 5th, and 19 good returning 21 daje frr-m date sale. Call at I I I. ticket t.ffi-ee for furthur particulars J. S. Baktle.

G. P. A. ESTKAY TAKtN UP. The undersigned has taken an estray cow that came to hia place, seven and one-half miles south east of Bremen, on Sept.

Lith 1S97. The owner can have cow by proving property, paying for keeping and for this advertisement Ben Shaffer. A GOOD MEMORY oftsn saves money and also good health. If you are troubled with constipation indigestion or any form of Etomach trouble remember to take home a bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and health wil be restored to you.

Trial sizes 10c (10 do6es) largesizee. 50c and 1.00 of Koontz Bro3. ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY MORS ISO BROOK BWMAX, FKKD B. HERKICK, FCBLISHIRS. Scbsckiptioh Rates.

One Copy. One Year 11.50 One Copy, Six Months .75 One Copy, Three Months 40 Entered at the post office at Bremen. Ind as second class matter. BREMEN, DTD. FRIDAY OCT- 1,1897 A Statk Militia company was oraran zed at Lieonier, led, last Tuesda with one hundred members.

Thk jury at Ieanepcrt in the allee ed election bribery case of Schuyler Lease aeair6t Samuel Mellinger failed to agree and were dipcharged. The ehortaee of wheat in Europe ip now estimated at one hundred million bushels, and the deficiency will have to come mainly from this country. The yellow fever is spreading in th south and it is fort mate for the country that the saeon is so far advanced, as a hard frost will check its ravages. The first criminal action under th new medical law was beeun Wednesday at Indianapolis. James M.

Fry, wae charged with practicing medicine with out a license. Govrxor Mocst has designated Of 20. as rbor day. He asVs that the da? be generally observed and that the citiep and towns lay the foundation for futur beauty and attractiveness by providing for parks and planting trees and 6hrubs The Post Office Department has pu spwrial agents out, whose duty it is tr visit country poet offices and buy stamp and money orders the same as ordinar individuals, but their main business i to pee if the clerks are attending stricth to business. Jcixje Foster, of the Umed State district court of Kansas, has held tha the Kansas City Uv Stock Exeburer is in th nature of a trust and in viola tion of the anti trupt laws.

If this Hp cipion is sustained by th euprem court it will apply to all boards of trad-and create a big etir in the commercia' world. Soietific men say that civilized mr ac-d women are growing taller and larger on account of the spread of athltiop. and that in the course of 50 years the average height of the better classes wil be over six feet. If their mental capac ities expand in the same proportion and follow their natural bent, the present record for the meanest man will be smashed to smithereens. Ax entire Kentucky town turned out and lynched a negro on last Sunday, in broad daylight, within two rods of the county court house.

The coroner at once rendered a verdict of death at the hands of unknown parties. To complete the tragedy-farce that coroner ought to follow the example of the Mexican chief of police. The only differ ence in the guilt of the two was that the coroner was a party to the crime after the fact. Something must be done with the heathen Chinee right away. He goes to Mexico, for instance, c-ets rich, sends his money to China, crosses into United States territory, is arrested for violating the exclusion act, and 19 sent back to China at Uncle Sam's expense.

The remedy for this outrage is easy. Every Chinaman convicted of violation of that act should have his pigtail cut off. Then when he arrives in China, the populace will rise as one man and ex ecute him. Is a communication to the Warsaw Times, J. II Brubaker states that making the proper effort Warsaw can secure a college with an endowment o' $100,000.

ne says the United Brethren church has a 6tate membership of about C0.000 and is the strongest church in the etate without a college. A year ago the St. Joseph conference of this church held at L.Mgrang, favored an Indiann college, and appointed a committee to confer with the general educatiora' board at Dayton, Ohio. That board gave its consent under Ihs conditions of the d'cip'iri which calls for an endow ment of $100,000 The North Manchester factory owners who were recently burned out, threaten ed to bring suit against the town be-ause of the low fire pressure, and consulted one of the ablest attorneys of Wabash, who spent considerable time in an exhaustive investigation of the subject, and as the authorities were all against the theory of the factory owners it was retlved not to bring suit. It was learned by tho investigation that a city or town which owns and operates a system of water works is not liable in damages for tire loeees sustained through the temporary failure of the supply of water for fire purposes, furnieed by the vater works.

A new lot of the beBt buggies on the market have ju-tt arrived. We Dandle the Superior Grain Drill, the cheapest and best drill on the market. A fine line of vehicles always on We sell every thing in the line of implements Call and be convinced. HARDWARE. J.

F. WEISS GC IS THE PLACE where you can get Builders' Material at Rock torn Prices. All nice clean stock, well selected suit the trade, such as Locks, Knobs, Butts, Sa Doors, Nails, Lime, Cement, Paints, Oils, Etc. BREMEN, IJV1 i 1 7 Vj 4 -a raw 5 to 5. CO g5 CD "-Eg 11 11,11 I 5 2 as a 0 ZZ Consumption Cure Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup, the best cough remedy on earth, cures a cold in one day if taken in time.

25 and 50 cts. All druggists. BY DAY OR Opposite Garver house north Cen ter street. Rates reasonable. Mhs.

Emma A Schilt. MONEY TO LOAN at. 6. 7, and 8 per cent on satisfactory security. Partial paymentallowed Write me, C.

TIBBETTS Plymouth Ind THE LAWRENCE STEEL HINGE' is the Cheapest and Best. J. F. WEISS CO.