The Bremen Enquirer from Bremen, Indiana • Page 8

PLYMOUTH NEWS. Union State Bank, rt ft it' tri PALACE a CITY DIRECTORY. CITY OFFICERS. H. J.

RINGLE President of board. ED HECKAMAN Trustee ward no, H. J. RINGLE, 2. PnACS SSATTTTHS, Proprietor.

mM newly stocked: Mm NEWLY OVERHAULED. Foreign and domestic liquors CIGARS, OF ALL KINDS. Fine Eeg aad Export Beer ALWAYS FRESH. Stop at "THE PALACE." Fred Ponader, of tuo- Reliable fcTX) ESTAURANT A Splendid Line of Staple Fancy Groceries, Fruits, Nuts and Candies. Pipes, Tobaccos and Cigars.

When buying your family supplies don't make a mistake, but ko to Fred Ponader RELIABLE GROCER AJVD RE ST A URANTE UR. NEW MEAT -MARKET. (Successors to Philip GasB.) Dealers in strictly first class meats, And keep on hand SALT ANt SMOKED MEATS, FISH AND OYSTERS IN SEASON. Lan Vogeli spent Sunday with friends in Bremen. J.

F. Frost, of the Dickman Wagon works, is in the city. Upton Schilt and Charles Baylor were at Peru Friday taking in the bicycle races. On Monday fhe senate confirmed the appointment of J. C.

Jilson as post master at Plymouth. Clark Thompson exhibted at Ply mouth a stalk of corn 12 feet in height, but devoid of a 6ign of an ear of corn the trouble with much of the corn this year. The following marriage licenses hay been issued this week: Julius Born and Catharine Betz, Washington Montgomery and Ollie Shafer, Art Cabanaw and Edith Morra. In Jewish society circles the engage ments are made public of Miss Bertha Lauer to Mr. Jacob Speyer, of Lexing ton, and of Miss Julia Nussbaum to Mr.

Samuel Goldsmith, of Chicago. The management of the Plymouth fair announce that they will offer a prize for a bicycle race during' the fair, and ac cordingly the local wheelman are put ting in spare time practicing on speed. The Palmer house, and the Lake View Hotel at Maxinkuckee have been closed for the season. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Steele and Mr. and Mrs. F. D.

Lamson and family have returned to their homes here; Prosecuting Attorney Stevens has notified the township trustees of this county that they are to be summoned to appear before the grand jury, with their records of those who have had their dogs registered. Owners of dogs who are desirous of escaping an indictment had better get a move on themselves and get their dogs registered before the grand jury meets. Last Friday evening fire was dis covered in the large ware-house and storage room adjoining Linkenhelt's big elevator. An alarm was promptly turned in and the firemen were soon on the spot and had the fire under control, The only damage done was the burning of a large hole in the roof, yet had it burned for 10 minutes more it would probably have baffled the best efforts of the firemen and been consumed. WYAT NEWS.

Miss Elmira Grosewas at the World 's fair last week. John Raas and Frank Snyder expect to soon go to Lafayette. Louis Row is at work plastering -Frank Frehoufs house. Amos Grose, has arrived home from Michigan with a new wife. The Bremen fair will catch quite a crowd from Wyatt and vicinity.

Mrs. Adam Monawack was burried last Sunday. The funeral was largely attended. George Grose, the contractor and builder is busy putting up buildings at inis place. Wyatt is bound to be a city The little daughter aged four months of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Ruff died Saturday September 16th with summer complaint Ihe funeral was held Monday. George Sweisberger and a young lady Of this Vicinitv RTnAriAnoAll a Mvalir n-in- away on tneir way home from church last Sunday night the horse became frightened upset the buggy throwing both parties out in a ditch at the side of the road. They received severe bruises A HOUSEHOLD TREASURE. D.

W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, says that he always keeps Dr. King's New Discovery in the house and his family has always found the very best results follow its use; that he would not be without it, if procurable. G. A Dykeman Druggist, Catskill, N.

Y. says that Dr. King's New Discovery is'un doubtedly the best Cough remedy; that he has used it in his family for eight years, and it has never failed to do all that is claimed for it. Why net try a remedy so long tried and tested. Tria! bottles free at Miller Frost Drug Store.

Regular size 50c. and $1.00 Ready for Mollasses Making. The sorgum mollasses mill of John C. Miller, located in the north-west part of Bremen, near the old flouring mill, is now in operation for making sorgum mollasses at eighteen cents per gallon Good quality of mollasses also for sale at 50 cents per gallon. Farmers who have cane to be made into molasses will do well to call at my mill as we guaran tee satisfaction.

John C. Miller De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures piles. Palace Drug Store De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures es. Palace Drug Store l)e ut itcn liazel salve cures burns. Palace Drug Store Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures ulcers.

Palace Drug Store M0KEY TO LOAN On Improved Farms, By the Union Cen tral Life Insurance Company, of Cincin nati, Ohio. Interest rates reasonable No commission charged borrower. Par 4 miDAYi SEPT 29 1893. DOINGS OF THE PEOPLE. Interesting Occurrences CaughtFrom Exchanges During The Week.

Valparaiso is said to have the largest church membership of any town of its size in the state. The Michigan City Reed Chair company resumed work with a full force of men this week. The 25th annual reunion of the 129th Indiana regiment will be held in Angola on Tuesday October 5. At Michigan City fire damaged the Lent Manufacturing Company a plant Loss insurance, $14,000. A Port Huron, factory is mak- ing underclothes from wood fiber, which are equal in all respects to those made of wool.

A Wabash woman was divorced Friday and in twenty minutes later was a-rain a wife. And yet Wabash is spoken of as a 6low going town. Henry Goodman, editor and proprietor of the Laporte Journal, a german newspaper, and the Laporte Evening Star. has failed with liabilities of $18,000 and assets practically nothing. In a cave in Harrison county several dozens of chickens in coops, about 40 bushels of wheat, 6ome clothing and other articles were found that had been stolen in that neighborhood.

Ben Tepell, a 16-year-old Bristol lad, died several days ago, and the physicians say his death was caused by excessive cigarette smoking and too frequent bathings in the river. John II. Benson, aged 91, one of the oldest and most highly respected citi zens of Rush county and father of Luther Benson, the temperance orator is dying at his home near Rushville. A. P.

Ryan, of Rolling Prairie, has fallen a victim to green goods men of New York. He went to New York with a satchel in which to bring home his riches, but failed to secure the latter. The new citizens' natural gas company the organization of which came near knoong Logansport society into smith- prnfiens. has suddenly collapsed. It shone brilliantly for a lime, like a sky rocket, but came down like a stick.

Swindlers circulated in Deaborn coun ty, this state, offering farmers $2 for privilege of posting show bills on their farms. The farmers were called upon to sign receipts for the money, and these receipts afterwards turned up as notes catling for $50 and even $100. Hugo Strahl has been given a judg ment for $2,000 aeainst Dr. C. S.

Kelloe of Valparaiso, who rendered Strahl a cripple for life by the bung ling manner in which a broken leg was set. At a former trial the plaintiff received a verdict for $600, but the de endant sought a new trial. Miss Viola Dietrich and two men are under arrest in Kokomo, charged with highway robbery. Her plan was to get reputable men to accompany her through the street at night, claiming that she was afraid. She would lead them down a dark alley, where they were pounced upon and robbed by her accomplices.

The Lake Erie Western will no longer carry its passengers to Michigan City and then to Chicago by way of the lake as heretofore but will, instead, run over the Nickle Plate's line from Argoe. where the roads intersect. The un certainty of the weather and the likeli hood of the lake being very rough has been assigned as the cause. At Brazil, pedestrians were startled by seeing a large ball of fire. apparently the size of a tub, appear in the western part of the city.

It passed entirely over the city and seemed to be no higher than the tree tops. From the burning ball streamed a long tail, which as it passed, sputtered continually, send ing out a perfect Bhower of sparks. While Jesse Gordon, Jack Weir and Robert Kern, gas well drillers, of How ard county, were standing over a well fishing for lost tools, there was a buret of sulphuric acid, or Eome other pecul iar kind of gas, which took effect in their eyes, blinding them. The balls of their eyes have the appearance of having been seared by a hot iron, and there is feared that they are permanently blind ea. A short time before Uriah Huff, of Wabaeh county, was killed last June at Wabash, he drew $2,000 from a bank He did not need the money but became impressed with the idea that fund3 out of a bank was safer than funds in one and took his $2,000 and secreted it.

A he failed to reveal the place where he hid ithia family are searching high and low for the money, although the hunt has been unsuccessful. R. Will iam Grote, of Vincennes, while waiting for a train at Mitchell, was ar rested by the town marshall as an in sane person, and he was detained for some time before physicians pronounced him in his right mind. The town" mar ehal wired the Vincennes authorities that Grote was insane, and he persisted in accompanying him to Vincennes, where his delusion was speedily lifted by Mr. Grote's family and friends.

Mr Grote will sue the town marshal end the town of Mitchell for damages. -OF- Bremen, Indiana. Capital, Wii. Huff, Pres. H.

G. Hess, Cash. I. R. Ladd, Ass't Cash.

XBECTOSS Wm. Httff, H. G. Hess, J. H.

Stelx- eck, I. L. D. Seller, I. R.

Ladd, Does a general banking business. Office hours: 9 to 12 a. lto4 p. and 7 to 8 p. m.

Saturday. BUSINESS AI1D PROFESSIONAL Mi, J. D- SCOTT. Dentist. Painless extraction of teeth by the use of vitalized air.

Office on Second Floor of Dietrich's Block. Nappanee, 1st and 3d Mondays and Tuesdays of each monjth; Wakarusa, 2d Monday of each yonth. A. B. YONKMAN, M.

D. and Surgeon. Office on South Center street. Besides near office. All calls promptly answered.

Bremen Indiana. Physician and Sukqkon, Bremeo, Indiana. Office in Wright Block Kesidence near the office Can be found at office during office hours when not professionally absent. A. E.

WISE Attorset-at-Law and Notary Public. Farms bought and sold on commission. I am also representing the Phoenix Insurance Com' pany, of Hartford, Conn. 0. V.

L. HAEB ATTGH, M. OFFICE AND RES. MICH. LA PAZ, HfD, Special attention given to treatment of Ne-vous diseases.

Cancers removed without the knife. All calls promptly attended. DR. H. COLLATZ, Veterinary Surgeon Spec ialist on Kid "ling Castration, Solicits Tour Patronage.

BREMEN, IND. J. A. MOLTER. Notary Public, Insurance and Real Estate Agent.

Ohio Farmers and Indiana Underwriters Insurance Companies. Farm and city property bought and sold on commission. With McLaren Martlndale, Plymouth, Ind A PERFECT ANTIDOTE To Morphia and Opium -WARRANTED. Apply to J. POFENBERGER, La Paz, Indiana E.J.

THOMPSON Manufacturer of and dealer in Pine and Hardwood lumber. Railroad Ties, Car and Bridge Bills cut to order. Bremen, Ind. CHRIS. SELLER, Notary Pcbuo and TJ.

S. Pension Agent. Prompt attention given to Collecting and Conveyancing. Office at residence, corner South and Jackson streets, Bremen, Ind. J.

7. Bishop Painter, Paper hanger and Sign writer. Work done after the very latest designs When wanting work done in my line call on me for estimates. Satisfaction (Guaranteed. Bremen, Indiana.

F. H. BRECHTEL, Painter and Paper Sang er Satisfaction guaranteed and prices reasonable. Fresco and ornamental painting a specialty. Bremen, Ind.

HOTEL CARVER. CENTER STREET. H. M. Garver, Proprietor.

Free "bus from all trains. Good accommodations and rates reasoaable. Livery in connection. AMERICAN HOUSE R. "Watson Prop-" This is the house formerly conducted by Frank Walter.

The house has been newly-papered and renovated and is now in first class shape. Kates are $1.50 per day. Splendid accommodations for commercial men. The house is centrally located, and runs free'busto and from all trains. The new proprietor solicits a share of your patronage.

Corner Plymouth and Center streets, Bremen, Ind. BEN WEAVER, AUCTIONEER. Elkhart, 919 Indiana Ave. Will be in Bremen on Saturday of each week to receive orders for auctioneering. Leave orders at any time at the Exquirer office.

Will attend country sales promptly and guarantee satisfaction. John W. Parks, Attorney. Having had twenty years active experience In the settlement of Decedents Estates, the mauagement of Guardianships, and determining the rights of persons under the laws of shall continue to give that branch of the practice of law my especial care and atten-ion. Offce: Parka' Law Building.

Contractors, Manufacturrs and All. We make a specialty of all kinds of job casting, either chilled or gray iron, also machine work, and would be pleased to make estimates on contract or for small jobs. SOUTH BEND FOUNDRY South Bend, Ind. Southof Studebaker wagon wcrka. C1IAS.

KIEFER WM. MAY, 3. 4. E. Q.

LAUDEMAN, Clerk. J. C. KAUFFMAN, Marshal. Geo.

HELMLINGER, Treasurer, Dr. G. F. WAHL, Health Officer. S.

J. HAYES, City Attorney. T. F. water works.

J. FOLTZ, City Engineer. H. H. MILLER, Chief Fire Dept.

COMMITTEES. law and ordinance: H. J. Ringle, S. J.

Hayes, E. Q. Laudeman finance: Ed Heckaman Wm. May, H. license, Wm.

May, Chas Kiefer Ed Heckaman streets and alleys: Chas Kiefer Wm. May Ed Heckaman fiee and water: Ed Heckaman Wm May, Chas Kiefer. public buildings: Wm. Chas Kiefer H. J.

Ringle. SCHOOL OFFICERS. H. H. 'Miller M.

D. Fink, J. Dietrich. CHUR HES. German Litthkhaw St.

Rprvmi every Sunday morning at 9 Sunday school p. m. August Wilder, Pastor. United every Sunday morning and evening, alternately. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.

Ladies Aid Society first Thursday at 2 p. m. Sunday school at 8:30. T. P.

S. C. TJ. at 6:30 p. m.

Rev. J. S. Miller Pastor. CONGREOATiONAL-Sunday services: Preach lug at 10:30 a.

m. and at 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 2:30 Y. P.

S. C. at 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday evenings, at 7:30 Ladies Aid Society each alternate Thursday.

All are cordially invited to attend these meetings. Rev. L. S. Keen, Pastor.

German Evangelical Emanuel's Church. Services every alternate Sunday at 10:00 a. m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev.

F. W. Buehleb, Pastor. Evangnlical You are cordially invited to the services at the Evangelical church. Regular services every Sabbath.

English service every fourth Sabbath evening. Sabbath school at 9 :30 a. m. Fredebic Schwbit zhr. SOCIETIES F.

A. M. Lodge.meets every 1st and 3rd Tuesday, in Wrighf block. H. Miller, W.

M. A. B. Yonkman, Sec'y K. P.

Lodge meets every Monday in Ringle's block. E. M. Wright, E. Conrad, K.

R. S. K. O. T.M.

Tent meets every Thursday, IniG. A. R. hall. W.

F. MenaeL O. F. Miller R.K. Eastern Star meets every 2d and 4th Tuesday in Wright's building.

E. Geiselman, W. P. Mrs. S.

J. Hayes, W. M. G. A.

R. Post meets every 1st and 3rd Saturday, in Seller's hall. D. C. Smith, H.

A. Place, Adj. W.R. C. meetSievery 2nd Wednesday in G.

A. K. hall. Mrs. H.

Gollatz, Pres. Mrs. J. BALTIHORE OHIO E. E.

Going East, No 4 Passenger (daily) 1:10 am 16 Mail and Passenger(ExSunday 8 Limited (Daily) 1:43 pm 13 Accommodation 33 Local Freignt (Ex 8:30 am Going "West. No 15 Passenger Fast (Daily) 4 :22 a 11 Passenger A ccom'tion (Daily) 5:04 am 5ail and PassrngerlEx Sunday 2:40 a 31 Local Freight (Ex Sunday) 1:00 pm ROBT CAMPBELL. Gen.Supt., Chicago, 111. C. O.

SCULL, Gen. Pass. Agt. Baltimore, Md. W.

F. MENSEL, Station Agent Bremen. VANDALJA TIME CARD. an efTect Feb 1st 1893) TIME OF TRAINS AT LAPAZ JUNCTION. GOING NORTH.

No 52 Ex Sun p. m. For St Joseph 64 10:23 p.m. South Bend GOING SOUTH. No 51 Ex Sun 5:46 a For Terre Haute "5J 12:28 pm Njte La Paz Tndiana THE WABASH LINE.

(sew Wabash Extension.) WYATT STATION. EAST BOUND. No. 50 Passenger 12:15 p. m.

Local Freight 1 :57 p. m. WEST BOUND. No. 51 Passenger 2:33 p.

m. Local 9:40 a.m. Shortest route "rom Detroit to Chicago, quickest time and best accommodation. Passengers for Chicago can leave Wyatt at a. m.

and leave Chicajro on return trip at 7:00 p. m. Alp Braden Agent. F. Chandler, Gen.

Pass. St. Louis, Ma DR. CL ARK'S NERVE RESTORATIVE Is a wonderful magnetic remedy for the permunent cure of all forms Nervous Debility. Weak Memory, Headache, Wakefulness Insomonia, Lost Manhood, Chronic Nervousness.

Lassitude, youthful Errors, Emissions or exeessive use of Tobacco, Opium or Stimuleuts which lead to Insanity aand Consumption. Send Kk3. postage for free trial. SI Per Package or Six lor $5. CLARKE MEDICINE Archer Chicago Ills.

TZHE OAKD. ti" -4 HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR LIVE STOCK, HIDES, PELTS AND -TALLOW. Give us a call and we will convince neBa- J. T7. BROUGHER, WAGON AND CARRIAGE All kinds of Heavy and Light Farm WE ARE JUST NOW CLOSING OUT- auiutuHiuiiiiiiiunnmM you that we mean to do a square busi East Plymouth SU BREMEN, IND.

and Road Wagons, Carriages and Buggies TO Keeps on hand a full line of Whisklea, Brandies, Wines and Gin. Frean beer on tap. Choice brands of elsrars always In stock. tSouth of the B. O.

track. a The La Paz llotel for rent. Enqnlrer of Geo Leed La Paz Ind. 50. FOR A -A CASE IT-WIUL-NOT-CURE7 4P8TeeaDle laxative anfl Nkhvb Toittc byDruggists or sent by mail.

25c 60c nd 21-00 per package. Samples free. 7TO "TTO J111. Favorite TOCTH POVTIS AvA-w JLlV for the Teeth and Breath. Captain Sweeney, U.S.A., San DiekOT days: "Shtloh's Catarrh Remedy i the lhi't medicine I have ever found that would do mo Price 50 eta.

Sold by Druggist. Do not neaUct a Com gh as there fa an ger of Its leading to Consumption. Shtlou's Cttrh will save you a severe Lung Trouble, Itistha best Cough Cure and speedily relieve Coughs. Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis, and la sold on a guarantee. 23 eta.

Sold by MILLER FROST. TAKE The ENQUIRER Proprietor of fine SAMPLE ROOM. An excellent line of Buggies and Carriages at Away-Down Prices. If you want a vehicle call and see me now. We do Blacksmithing in all its branches.

Horseshoing made a Specially. Shop on Cor. Plymouth and Washington Sts. BREMEN, IND. GRAHAM MORTON Transportation.

Co. Running Between Benton Haibor, St- Joseph and Moago. The equipment of this lino includes the superb new steamers "City of Chicago" and whose first class appointments make travel via lake the acme of comfort and convenience. Connections made at St. Joseph with the Vandalia railroad.

The following schedule is effective June 24th: The Steamer "Glenn" makes tri-week-Iy trips between Benton -Harbor, St. Joseph and Milwaukee leaving St. Joe, Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. Leave St. Joseph 3 p.

m. daiiy. Leave St. Joseph 9 p. m.

daily Leave Chicago from Dock foot of Wabash Ave, 9:30 a. m. and 11 p. m. daily.

Full information as to through passenger and freight rates may be obtained of agent of Vandalia Ry. La Paz Junction. J. H. Graham President Benton Harbor, Mich.

mr iiimiii i im tj tial payments allowed at any time. W. E. Bailey, Gen. Plymouth, lad..