The Indiana Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 8

8 PERSONAL 3IETTION. Mr. L. I Warren's attorney, is in attendance at the Circuit Court. i J.

B. Brrnon, Esq Roanoke's lumber dealer, was in the city last Thursday. Mr. and C. L.

Mingus are visiting in the family of the tatter's parents in Grant county. Mr. Omer Schoolcraft spent Sunday in North Manchester. It was a case of going to see his brother, you know. Alf.

Wintrote, who has been among the towns in the western and southern part of the States returned on Friday last. Mr. Charles Garret, of Logangsport, has accepted a position in the County Clerk's office, and will remove bis family to this city' Branyan, Watkins Spencer are doing a rushing abstract business. Each day their office is thronged by applicants for titles of their property. P.

W. Zent, haa accepted a post tiou in C. M. Holloway's Grocery and Queensware House, where he will be happy to see his old friends. Rev.

Nave, pastor of the Presbyterian church in this city, delivered a first class address before the temperance meeting on last Sunday afternoon, Mr. J. B. Decker, a young medical student and a fine young man, left last Saturday for Ann Arbor College, where he will attend lectures this winter. Miss Mary Foster, of Huntington, who has been visiting friend.

in this city for the past week, will leave for Chicago to morrow. Fort Wayne Sentinel, 13th. Will Cast returned from Cincinnati, last Thursday evening, completely tired out and almost sick. Cincinnati water is very bad, and don'i agree with Hoosiers. Clinton! Morgan, a former Huntington boy, but for the past nine years a resident of Iroquois 'county, 111, called to see us last week.

He is visiting his father in law, Mr. Charles Wolverton, of Wayne township, Mrs. A. C. of Minneapolis, who jias been visiting friends in this county for some weeks past, went to Bluff 1 ton: last Saturday to remain a short lime among friends.

Miss Fannie Ellis, who has been away on a general tour among the northern lakes, through Ohio, at Indianapolis, and in the northern part of Kentucsy, returned last Saturday evening. I Robert Dare, the well known druggist of LaGro, came to this place Tnesday to meet drummer and select his holiday goods. Robert is a genial fellow whom it is a pleasure to meet. Theodore Alexander, of Wabash, had charge of Payne store in this city last week during Will Cast's absence, "and by his pleasant treatment of everybody made many friends here. Mr.

Joseph E. Moore attended the yearly meeting of friends at Richmond recently, and jfrom there went to Cincinnati to see the Exposition, which he pronounces the biggest thing of the season. Mr. and Mrs. John Minnich and Mr.

Michael Minnich, who have been visiting relatives and friends at Hamilton. Ohio, and also viewing the sights of Cincinnati's show, returned last Thursday. Dr. G. P.

Chenoweth, of Mt. Etna, was upon our streets yesterday. We tried our level best to overtake him and interview i jhim on the subject of news, but a steam engine could not have kept pace with him. WILHOFT'S (TONIC VILHOFT'S TONIC CURES FEVER AGUE, i FEVER AGUE, AND WILL ERADICATE ERADICATE ALL FBOM THE SYSTEM SYSTEM! JHEBST SOLO BY 5r 1500.00 rumor UHTICE DUm ZBts 'SDS41TRS I i FOR PARTICULARS "UMBLK iNr WhiteSeWing Machine Co. THE IKDIAKA BGERAIJ) WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1879.

J. L. Mowry, Esq, of Roaooke, was in this place last Tuesday morning selecting a lot of goods for the holidays.1 His patrons may look out for an elegant line, as we as sure them that he bought well and plenty of 1 The senior editor of the Hisrald has of lata been placed under numerous obliga tions to ex Mayor George W. Stults, for favors received. They are kindly remem bered, and will be reciprocated when occa sion offers.

Mr. W. C. Kocher. the Texas land agent, who is stopping at the Geary House, says there will Ve about twenty families December for the "line Star" State.

1 ti 1 1 I Hartford City News. Miss Ella Wintrede, of Huntington i nas Deen visiting in uur city for some darn. the guest of Miss Emma Cubberlv. Miss Win'trode made many warm friends among our young people white visiting here last summer. Marion Democrat, Dave Man ford, formerly of the vicini ty of Antioch, in this county, but for the past eighteen months a resident of Ford county, Kansas, made ns a brief call on ruesdky last; He looked well, although like the rest of us, is slightly George Reber is a badly used up man.

V1T1 vv mie cutting corn, recently, ne made a misslick and cut his foot severely; and a few days there after accidentally inflicted a severe wound upon his left hand. It was very un fortuna', as the two accidents sadly de layer his work Rev. O. S. Oglesby had his wrist se verely sprained last week by one of his horses throwing himself upon him, and crushing his arm against the side of the barn.

He was compelled to carry his arm sling for, several days, I and suffered in a much from the accident. ut. vrravsion, oi nununsrton. win ae I liver a series of lectures this winter to the students of the Medical College of Fort Wayne, and they as a matter of course are correspondingly happy. Strong efforts are being made to nave him accept the pro fessorship of pathology Jb Wayne Gazette, Freight business is lively on the Wabash road.

A. 1 A a.1 i ot ine mOSl emmen pnysicians tlTl mavcause nervous fevers. Two of our citizens, who, bv the votes of the peopia. have placed in peace making positions i undertook to raise a little excitement on last Sat urday afternoon. For some time Joseph Z.

Scott, a ustice of the Peace, and Jacob Oats, High Constable, have in dulged in frequent tongue fights, but on Saturday the thing came to a focus, and Jake's side of the story is about this way: He (Jake) went up. to Scott's office to settle with him, and in the conversation things began to warm up. Hot, angry words were hurled at each other until Joseph called Jacob by a name he did relish, and he would not stand it. They went to jhammering each other's physiogonomy quite lively, until Jake's breath give out and Scott threw him down, and kept up the pounding. Just then Jake! thought of his old knife, and getting in his pocket by some means, he pulled the knife out and opened it.

Before Scott could avoid it, he had plunged jit into his cheek, cutting a bad gash the full length of his face. The cut is nothing more than a flesh wound, but yet it may give Scott some trouble, and leave a lasting scar. Ape Ti. WILHOFT'S TONIC. This valuable and incompara ble Fever Antidote is warranted to cure Fever and Asue and all Diseases cansed by Malarial Poisoning of the Blood.

A teaspoon fill. fnlfATl mftrnin rr and avaninv as a preventive, will insure ex 11 emption from attack of the prevailing Fevers and expel from the system every trace of Malarial Poison; For sale by all Druggists. SO SIMPLE WAKKAHT0 I HUUBEIS awn Dttr ZtUCZPLATr rri i 0 address: Cleveland, ohio. 1 We beg leave to announce mOSt elegant line Of fall Bress That we have ever before displayed. Our NOVELTIES are new in design and colorings and are simply exquisite.

Some of the new effects this season are more beautiful than any that nave been belore produced. Besides an unusually fine COLORED SILKS, desirable shades, we ED BROCADES for Polonaises, eta, the like of which have "ever ueiore appeared in tnis Plain Black In all the best known foreigrn line i we have several special found heavy uros urain siik Eighteen inches wide, JNinete en UlCheS Wide, rwemyincnes wiae 11 I i .1 nr. i. i excellent gOOdS IOr me Onr stock of Black and Colored FRINGES will be found unusually large and exceedingly Button, Button, Who's Got the Button?" I ls n0 longer open question. Root Company have always auyuiic iiwyiwaiir, especially ii ctibUji uncut is reany almost wiinout limit.

New Granneiits in Black and Colors in all the i money. elegant i Every 6ne now knows that got THE particular button that it De rare ana elegant. Our Fashionable Shapes. ROOT 46 48 FORT WAYNE, This Space COMPANY, Calhoun i Clothiers for 1 Youths', Boy and Mm INDIANA. belongs to City of good style, and at low H.

A "RER, See Our New Advertisement'' next week. We keep the Largest and Best Line of Glotls Oasimere; In the 1ST rCXlSr aT GIST, and make them up in Prices, and don't you forget it. A S. mm that we have now in Stock the Goods, ariety of have a line of elegant COLOR mantel. Silks, and domestic brands.

In this baro ains. amoncr whirh will hp 90c. $1.00. 1 N. A.

MYERS, iHvnornn err OF AMERICAS. BtnXAD BLUE, COLtJMBlANA AND HABBLE BUS DO I CO 5 HUNTINGTON, IND. LOTS FOR SALE. I wlH Mil at private smle eight butnaM Jota on Jef fnon street and 10 loU altnated for dwell mam, in Kireraide. Alao.SQfeet oil the nnrth vnil or lot atoo, part of 369, all In the town of TxMta One third caah.

balanba la one and two year, wltb lntereat. I h. I MUXIOAN. OR ANYTHING IN THE LINE OF Boots and Shoes. II I CALL ON NICK TISHER, Who a Large 8tocl of Rubber Boots and Overshoes At Ixwest Prices.

Repairing executed in the bekt atyle. HovemMr 13, 187 tf 8 EMIIi F. ROOS, I lfASUFACTUBEB OF BREECH LOADING i i RIFLES GUNS. Guns and Locks repaired in the best manner and at lowest prices. All work warranted onop opiwue inging nouse.

2 24 jtf SHINGLES SHINGLES! A EXTBA OOOD QUALITT Of all the differ. eat grade of PINE SHINGLES ALWAYS 1 HAND! Which will ell viean ae xi. ayne or any 1 1 other Market). 8AM. BUCHANAN CO.

H. SHANK, it SHOEING SHOP, North Ude of the Canal, and east tf Shearer "a Warehouse. He prepared to do all kinda of ahiMinir. nt iij i 1 o' ana ranning noraea anoal on the moat approved plana. 8pecial attentioi ltion Clven to Imm and hoof.

bound honea. Interfering prevented by ahoeing, without extra charge. 19 tf POR SA.IJB A HOUSE and two Lota In Lncaa Townaend's aaoiuon to Huntington. Also, a Saw and Planing Mill at Roanoke, in good rbnning order. (he an at Roanoke.

rur lunuer parucniara inquire of tbe anbacril ber J. SWAIDNEB. Jannaryj 31,1877 19 Ham and Trimming A new and beautiful lin feof Just received which will be sold very low. Carriage Trimming a Specialty And every price of work warranted. fZf on your Buggies and have them refurnished, and a new top put on at rock bottom prices.

Give the a call and be convinced of the truth of my statements. i Jefferson! Street. 3 Boers iron the CatiaL mm 1 I TIME, PATIENCE MONEY B7 always taklii tb Great FKOM ALL POIIfTS UGHTyrtyG trains. Invariable on Time, with Close and Sure Connections. Km chanfe of Car tm St.

Lemls, Han nibaL, Qaincr, Keokuk, Peoria, Hnrlinrton, Kaitai City, Atchison and SU JToe, and only one chanrt all point In Kansas. Nebraska. Co orado, Arkansas and Texas FORMING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ONLY DIRECT EO CITE Front the West to all points in the East, Including York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Through Sleepers from jst Louis to Boston, 1223 HiTes. The Longest Sleeping1 Car Line in the World.

Dcpartire Traloi at Hiitlagtes. SUtUi GOING WEST. No. 6 PacMc 6.H A. M.

Ho. 1 Accommodation 5.0& p. No. Through Ezpreaa. 9.US il.

VK 19 Accommodation. 9. SO K. 9 804 P. GOING EAST.

No. 3 Lightning Ezpreaa 56 a. M. So. 6 M.

No. 4 Atlantic Ezpreaa t. 45 p) No. 14 Accommodation a'oj p' I No. aO 8.1S i Nob.

3 and run daily. No. arrirea at Toledo at 9.90 a. and the boat for Pnt io Bay learee on Satntdaya and Sundays at 9.60 a. m.

H. O. TOWN SEND, General Paaaenger and Ticket Agent. B. ANDREWS, Oenl 8npt.

W. W. Fobbeb. Local Agent. Jan 79.

Feorm Warsaw RAIL WAY. 0s AND AFTER MAT 12, 1878, will run aa follow: tralna WESTWABD. STATIONS. No. 5.

No. 7. Lt Huntington 9.14 pm Loganaport Lafayette 10.44 lMim "4.10 am am 6J)6 am 6.11 am CSS am 7.2S am 8.40 am 1 1.1 5 pm lOJOam 11.90 am 1.60 pm 2.10 pm t9.05 am Ar Wataeka. Fairbary Chenoa Peoria Bock Canton Bnahnell Keokuk Wert Liberty Cedar Bapida Waterloo Ottomwa Dea Hoinea St. Joseph Kaiwaa City tl0.49 a 10.

26 pm 11.06 pm 12.30 am 11.07 am 11.40 am 13.34 pm 1.00 pm 1.46 pm 2 .17 am 3.00 am 4.03 am 0.30 am a.Mtpm 8.30 am 4.12 pm 6.33 pm 7.35 pm T.S5 pm 10.30 pm 12.23 am 10.30 pm 13.29 am 3.07 am 3.07 am 11.00 pm 110.50 pm aOam 3 .60 am 10.00 am 10.00 am 8.30 am 8.30 am 10.00 am Bona Daily, Buna Daily except Sunday. Of TEBCU3H CA13. All train run throogk entire from Tndi. state Line to the Miniatippi BiTer. No.

haa SaeliaUf Ckiir Cir and Lafayette to Peoria and Bnrhngton. and Fa lac Sleeping Car from Toledo and Ft. Wayne to Pe oria. No. haa day eoach through from Lafayette to Peoria and Bnrlinston.

No. 7 haa Palace Sleeping Car from Chicago and Oilman to Peoria. For ticketa and farther information apply to L. HOPKINS. H.

C. TOWN8END, General Manager, Gen. Ticket Agent PEOBIA, ILL. racnfflAK, WABASH AND MICHIGAN RAILROAD. Adopted June 2d, 1877.

GOING NORTH. No.1 No. 8 No. STATION8. Mail.

Accom. Mixed. Indianapolis 4. so am 6.45 pm Anderaon. COS am 8.30 pm 6.08 ain Marion, 7.42 am 10.12 pm Wabaah 8.60 am 11.39 pm North 9.30 am 13.09 am 1.25 'cm wraaw 10.20 am 1.06 am BAOCroaslng 10.6S am 1.45 J3e 11.30 am 2.30 am 6.00pm Elkhart am 8.60 am 6.30 pm i't GOING OHTP, STATIONS.

MaiL ASom. Mixed. 4.30 pm 3.30 am 7.20 am hV 4.40 pm 4.10 am 8.10 am BOOroasing S.Ol pir 4.89 am Warsaw 6.45 pm 6.13 am North 6.35 pm 6.03 am i'iipm 7.24pm 6.50 am M5loB 8.17pm 7.43am Anderaon 9.05 am 7.25 pin Indlanapolia. 10.60pm 10.45 am NORM AN BECKUJY. Genl Manairer OWEN RICE, Gen'l Ticket AgenU Jnager JOHN A.

W. KINTZ; 5 LIVERY, FEED naJ SALE STABLE, One half square west of Wabash Depot; HUNTINGTON, INI. Sept 23, 1878. i.