The Huntington Democrat from Huntington, Indiana • Page 7

Thtjbsdat, Jujtx 13, 1885. 4 1 To loan, printe money at reasonable rates. Sltf J. O. Pbiok.

Fajbmebs If you want the best tfpring tooth Cultirator made, bay the genuine for sale by Krieg baum Bros. 42tl5 The superiorities of Dr. Price's Baking Powder were crowned by highest honors from the World's and California Midwinter Pairs. If afflicted with scalp disease, hair falling out, and premature baldness, do not nse grease or alcoholic prepara tion, but apply Hall's Hair Benewer. Should you want to trade your farm for city property or borrow money at per cent, call on W.

O. Watts, office opposite Schaef er's drug store. 1 3t Miss Mattie Whitestine, the efficient deputy in the auditor's office, is detained at home on account of a sprained ankle which she received last evening. Call and see the "New Champion force feed, low elevator binder; the little machine thai will cut the big stuff also the "New Champion" foot lift Mower at Kriegbaum Bros. 42tl5 Constable Mordeeai iLeyman drove Salaraonie to wnshipThursday, to arrest Will H.

Gebhart on a charge of tres pass, preferred against him by David M. Sennit residing in that township. Martha Bolane et aL, vs. Citizens Building, Loan Savings Association, is the title of another one of the miny cases in which the supreme court af firmed the decision of the lower court, or in favor of the association. The L.

L. A are making prepara tions to have field day exercises on July 4th. It would be a drawing card as there would be all kinds of sport connected with it. Further particu lars will begiven as the preparations advance. Rtv.

Strickland received word that Rev. Robert Amber died at the home of his father, near Urbana. He was pastor of the Christian church at North Manchester, but resigned short time ago, on account of failing health. This is the second death of prominent ministers of the Eel fiiver conference during the conferene year. Bev.

Amber was a young man of much promise. W. G. Ware, lately adjuster and repairer for the largest sewing machine company, has opened a shop Hunt ington, at corner of Market and Guil ford streets, for the repairing of all kinds of sewing machines. Any make of machine made as good as new.

Parts and supplies for all machines New style attachments fitted to old style machines. All work warranted. Give him a calL tf Mrs. Helen K. Mcllvaine, wife of T.

O. Mcllvaiae, of this city received notification this morning that she had been recommended for the degree of Doctor of Medicine by the faculty of the Medical College which she has been attending the past year. She finished her examinations, nineteen in number ber on last Thursday and the lowest mark 6he received in any branch was 85 and the largest part of the others were nearer 100. A mark of 85 is con sidered an honorable mark, and it certainly ought to be a source of great satisfaction and gratification to the lady to receive such high grades in all her examinations. Dr.

Mcllvaine expects to open an office in this city for the practice of medicine. In case she does, 6he will no doubt, build up a nice practice and Thk Democrat will wieh ier unbounded success. WANTED A (rents of ability as Salesmen, to canvass for the MUTUAL. LICK TNSTTR ANCE of Indiana. Money loaned on the Building and Loan Plan.

Address with referencet O. P. EVERSOLE, General Agent, Fort Wayne, Ind. 62 6m DO They may not all be readers of this paper and conseciueiitly may not get to kn jw all about our new SHOE STORE. TELL THEM we hare just deceived 400 pair of Oxfords, pltont leather tipped, made of the best Dongsla Kid and are worth $1 CO.

Wo will sellthem' all this month at NINETY PIVE CENTS ONLY! Our 1.50 Ladies' Shoes: are the talk of the town, and the best in the We have them in square, opera and heedie toe, on tl and EE la6ts and can fit all kinds of feet. 95 pair of Infants' Shoes flexible soles only 35 OJEIVTS. fjf 'fr'j i W. A. Schnurr has been granted liquor license by the county commis sioners.

I Charles Weursten and G. A. Roberta, of Warren; were in the city Wednesday to see the Wildest West show. vt, A remonstrance has been filed in commissioners court against the granting of a liquor license to Jacob Nve, the saloon keeper at Bippus. Farmers will receive the best at tention and first class work by calling at the Ozark barbershop.

John H. Ertle, Prop 77 N. Jeiferson St. 41tf Kriegbaum Bros, sell the old reli ble "Steel Star" wind pumps, and iron pumps, galvanized or painted, and they do all kinds pump repairing. 42tl5 The tinware and umbrella trusts are broken.

The only baking powder trust is the complete trust of the people in Dr. Price's Cream Baking Pow der. I There will be a series of races at Warren next Saturday given under the auspices of the Warren driving association. A number of horses from this place will enter for the races. The case of Holt vs.

Bockhill, which was dismissed by the supreme court aafew days ago on a technicality, haa been reinstated and will now be heard on its merits by that court. Don't throw awaw your old sew ing machine, but if it is giving you any trouble, or. running heavy, or is badly worn, call on W. G. Ware, Cor.

Market and Guilford streets, and he can make it run like a new machine. All work warranted. Prices reasonable. 1 tf A man was leading a bay mare through the city, Wednesday morning, that was said to have been turned out and taken up near Markle, in Wells county. The police, at first, thought the horse was the one stolen south of the city a short time ago, but later con cluded it was not the stolen property.

Mothers will find Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy especially valuable for croup and whooping cough. It will give prompt rtlief and is safe and pleasant. We have sold it fcr several years and it has never failed to give the most perfect satisfaction. G. W.

Richards, Duquesne, Pa. Sold by Bichter fc Bright, druggists. Officer Davidson was considerably surprised Wednesday when one of the Indians belonging to the Wildest West show ran up to him and commenced shaking the officers hand. The officer soon recognized the savasre, they hay ing met in the west while Mr. David son was working on the building of a railway in that country a number of years ago, and where they became friends.

The meeting was a happy one between both the officer and the Indian. Clean up. Now's the time. Clear away from your premises and your back yards the ash heaps, the tomato cans, the broken bottles, and all the other accumulated filth of the winter. Place your premises In a tidy condi tion.

Give the grass a chance. Invest in flower seeds and blooming plants and shrubbery and you may soon trans form your surroundings into a wealth of floral beauty that will be a delight to the house and a pleasure to the passer by. Clean up, and Nature will give you invaluable aid in fertilizing showers and bright sunshine. The Young Men's Society of the Lutheran church, gave a social at the home of Henry Kase on Buchanan sweet, on evening, that was argely attended and very much en joyed by all present. The Mandolin club, the Maranda Sisters, and a tjuar tette of singers, composed cf William Ahlschwede, Will Grass, B.

C. Freele and Charles Kase, furnished the music which was a big feature of the evening. Charles Kase entertained the party by playing some selections in flat and pretending they were his own composi tionp. Get him to play them for vou rx vo A Wm. It.

Haller, of Andrews, has been commissioned a notary public son came to the home of Ben Bresnahan and wife, on Cherry (Street, Wednesday afternoon. Isaiah Beome, of Warren; John F. Stacker, of Andrews, and Arnold Wvss, of this city, have been granted licenses to retail intoxicating liquors. The United Cooks and Pastry Cooks' Associations, of the United States, recommend the use of Dr. Price's Baking Powder in preference to all others.

See our New "Center Cut" Disk Harrows, also a full line of Sprinir tooth, Spike tooth, Steel, and Wood frame harrows, of every description. 43tl5 Kriegbaum Bbos. Marion Enyard, the mail carrier between here and Monument City, had a most successful operation performed on his horse, Friday the re moval of a tumor from the horse's breast. Dr. H.

O'Leary performed the surgical operation. The Champion Bridge company se cured the contract for the placing of an iron bridge across Loon creek in Dallas township and an iron bridge across Majenica creek in Lancaster township. The contract price for the bridge across Loon creek is $624, while the bridge across Majenica creek is $410. Mrs. Daniel Neuer and her daueh ter in law Mrs.

Wm. Smith with some other ladies were walking up to the show grounds Wednesday afternoon when a loose board on the sidewalk tilted up throwing the first two ladies to the ground heavily. Mrs. Neuer sprained: the index finger of her right hand very badly and she thought at first it was broken. Besides this she tore her dress.

Clinton Butler, the C. E. engi neer, has just closed a deal whereby he becomes the possessor of a farm of 110 acres in Clearcreek township. He traded his residence property, on Fred erick street, to Jacob Yantz for the farm of the latter. In the deal and besides the residence property, Mr.

Butler assumes a mortgage on the farm of $3,000. Possession will be given by both parties in the falL Bev. A. Maynard Cummins, James Rosebrough, Misses Dora Eschbach, Bertha Evans and Mrs. Emma Ray mond returned, Thursday evening.

from South Whitley, where they at tended a Sunday school convention. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, the pre siding elder of district; Vice President; H. H. iBarsh; Secretary, Mrs. Emma Raymond; Treasurer, W.

H. Beyer. The convention will be held at North Manchester next year. Mr. Jas.

Perdue, an old soldier re siding at Monroe, was severely afflicted with rheumatism, but receiv ed prompt relief from pain by using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He says: "At times my back would ache so bad ly that I could hardly raise up. If I had not gotten relief I would not be here to write these few lines. Cham' i oeriams ram caim naa doDe me a great deal of good and I feel very thankful for it." For sale by Richter Bright, druggists. The one subject that is uppermost throughout the country is, of course, the currency question.

The first defi nite and we might say, serious and compact statement that has been made by the author of "Coin's Finan cial School," is made in this number of The Forum. In other words, the book which is having such an extensive cir culation is practically compreesad into the article by Mr. Harvey, the author of "Coin's Financial School," which he entitles "The Free Silver Argument." This argument is answered directly. statement by statement, by the Hon. John DeWitt Warner, a member of the coinage committee of the house of re preeentatives, and a leading spirit of the New York Reform Club.

This de bate of free silver is one of the features of this number. In BO RR A I Mn MF.Qc; i RT A Jt A R'S iEfVr" SHOES RTn PTP. A. KINDLER'S David Abendroth and Richard H. Cook have been granted licenses to re tail intoxicating liq uors.

acob Nye, of Bippus, has withdrawn his application far a l.qaor license, to which a remonstrance was filed in commissioners court a few days since. Architects Brineman and Mohler have been appointed by the county commissioners to ascertain the prob able cost of Butting water works and closets in the court house building. Is there anything the matter with your sewing machine? If there is call on W. G. Ware, Cor.

Market and Guilford streets. He can repair it or cup ply you with anything needed for any machine. i.tf State Printer Burford says it is not probable that the new laws can be made effective until about June 20. They will be bound about June 10. but it will take nearly or quite ten days to distribute them to the counties, which must be done before the governor's proclamation can be issued.

Christian Regedanz. of Roanoke. was a visitor in city, Friday mornintr. and gave The Dk mock at offi pleasant call. Mr.

Regedanz, it will be remembered, was the plucky indi vidual who shot five times at the rob bers of the Roanoke bank some time ago, after being knocked down by them and a revolver thrust in his face to compel him to keep quiet. Among the many improvements eo ing on in town this summer is the work on the residence of CapL S. A. Pulse TTI nis large oracic mansion wui nave ex tensive verandahs and bay windows built on the front and sides, the roo broken with dormer windows and the inside re arranged and fixed up in mod ern style. The architect, D.

Brinne man, of Huntington, prepared the plans, and from an inspection of the sketch submitted to Mr. last week and approved by him, when com' pleted Mr. Pulse will have a magnifi cent residence. Warren Republican. If it required an annual outlay of $100,000 to insure a family against any serious consequences from an attack of bowel complaint during the year there are many who would feel it their duty to pay it; that they could not afford to risk their lives, and those of their family for such an amount.

Any one can get this insurance for 25 cents, that being the price of a bottle of Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. In almost every neighbor hood some one has died from an attack of bowel complaint before medicine could be procured or a physician sum moned. One or two doses of this reme dy will cure any ordinary case. It never fails. Can you afford to take the risk for so small amount? For sale by Richter Bright, dmggistss.

While driving home after attend ing the evening performance of the Wildest West show, Wednesday. An derson Potts, wife and child, were severely bruised by being thrown from their buggy when about three miles south of the city on the Salamonie road. accident happened about midnight and was caused by thehorse they were driving becoming frighten ed and running down a steep embank ment, throwing the occupants out. Mr. Potts succeeded in holdine on to the lines and stopping 'the horse before serious injury was done.

When the buggy upset, the baby was thrown with its feet and legs between the spokes of the wheel and, would have been killed had it not been that the father succeeded in stopping the horse last at that tima. Dr. C. L. Wright was called and found no bones broken, but says that Mr.

Potts received a number of se vere bruises about the body and head. Mrs. Potts and child escaped with little injury. IMPORTANT TO A I) VFTRTI KTTRR. The Cream of tha enrmtrv Twnpra la form A Remington's County Seat Lists.

Shrewd advertisers avail themselves of these lists, a copy or which can be had of Remington oi mew or is. 60 pairs OLD STAND. i J. Fred France was a departure. I Friday, for Mt.

Vernon and Lima, on. legal Ia the case aaralnst Will II. Gep art, charged with 'So aire Co'e found him guilty and assessed him $5 fine and $29.70 in alL An appeal has been takes in circuit court, J. CBranyan going security for the defendant in the sum ol David Snowberger and wife, of Catharine street, 'entertained a party of friends Friday evening in a very unique ana pleasant manner with a gooseberry Games were indulged in and a dainty lap supper was served after which the evening was given up to taffy pulling. Those pres ent report a delightful time.

vTTTTi a 101' (WOriAN'S FRIEND.) is the BEST REMEDY for GIRL, WIFE, MOTHER. Wold by Bichter Bright and Walter xiiAicr. A TRYING MOMENT and a re mark. Try It on, and we re mark it If It does not fit at first. It takes but a moment and makes a perfect fit absolutely sure.

A coat or a suit either fits or It does not; no one ean hardly 'claim anything else. If it is not a good lit it is a bad one. and we never let a bad one go out of our shop. We would rather throw away the cloth and make a new one if it should be necessary. We strive to make your clothing look as well as possible, and the class of customers we have show that we have sucoeeded.

We weuld like to make few remarks to you would like to hear your remarks about our tailoring. J. W. VAN ARSDOL, 14 Went Market Street llEflflYROYAL PILLS rawm, uidik us Drucrist Cor Ckuthmmttrm fStotimh IHm. iWumdBmnd In Ke4 ud Gold metallic Ibsxca, mied with bine rihboa.

Take AtMl Return damoirmuM mtthstitt in lUmp, for particular, testimonial mad "Edlef ftr LkJIm," Uxuw, bj rrrta rm sail. iMimnitu. Mama turner. mii gold bj ul Local Drucgim. mm i Milium Mm "WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES." GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF AFOL RESTORED OAIili AT OPTICil OFFICE to have yonrVra tested with the iatestlm proved method, JfBKEOF CIIARGK.

Mvaw aUW Bp. Satisfaction guaranteed. No. 11 West Market Street, up stairs. Will be at my offlce every ITriday, Saturday and Sunday, BoMitAlAI Anil AT orl asaas aI Ki Me a Goofl LavBstmnet.

INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THI I Life Iq Ian sorance Ton Don't Have to Die to Beat It. IF YOTJ LIVE twenty years the meaey you have paid the company and a good rate of interest will be returned to you. IF YOU DIE the amount of your Insurance will be paid to your family. a policy in the Michigan Mutual fAto Insurance Company gives you protection to your family lor a term of years and then returns your money to you with Interest. Over five hundred thousand dollars of Life Insurance has already been written by this company in Huntington county.

For full particulars, rates, eton see PRICE ROSEBROUGH, 74 North Jefferson Street. HUNTINGTON, IND. reasonable cerms. What Nerve Berries have doee for others they will do for you. 1ST SAY.

WA OP 1STH OAY. TJX Easily QuieklwT ana rermamnt Hestorea. sothoay. A positive Cure for all WeaknMw Nervousness, Debility, and all. their.

train oi eviis resulting trom early errors and later excesses, the result of over work, sickness, worry, etc Develops and gives tone and strength to thesex ual organs. Stops unnatural losses or lightly emissions caused by youthful errors or excessive useof tobacco.onium and liquor, which lead to consumption ma insanity, i cr use shows immedi ate imDrovemen. usist nnnn havinr he frenuins HER VE BERRIES, no other Convenient to carrv in vest Docket. Price, $1.00 per box. six boxes, one full treatment, $5.00.

Guaranteed to cure any case. If not kept by your druggist we will send them by mail, upon receipt of price, in plain wrapper. Pamphlet free. Address mail orders to AMERICAN MEDICAL CINCINNATI. 0.

For sale by Richter Bright. Huntington. dr. mm KEBTEKDTE PILLS irt I i wm Company r7 fA0D ucBiOTi.reuieuy xw dwtous prostration ami an nerrousaiseasesoi tbeKeneratlveorpans of either r. sncha tJervou prostration, Kail niirniiv i mitoriu Krrora.

With erery SUi order we rfve a written raar nn1 th monej. Sohl at per box. boxes MOTT'S Clerelund.Oki. itor act i nviar iTitr jst I1.nl..i... BEtXUK AND AFTER USING of Ladies' Cloth Slippers tf k.

z. niaiiiKMRi, i rr ca a rr ia a itamptlon ana lnKanitj. ant to enre or ref Xor UK. oalf 25 If' it.