The South Bend Tribune from South Bend, Indiana • 2

I- I AiUHTIOXAL LOCAL IN JililKF. PRO. BONO. PUBLICO Business Booses cf Ml Bene i i tl' i i 1 1 1 1 ii i i i GE0CEES AND BAKEE3. 00iitlj ntb gails Igrlbnne ESP A YK VKNIN 0.

MA 15. VC7. Mi An -ir- I Judge; Stan field, Ed. Nicar, C. A.

Kimball, J. R. Fosterand C. Van Pelt, started for Diamond lake this morning, each with a bundle of fishing tackle under his arm. They will remain a couple of days enjoying the hospitality of the genial Moon and the fishing and boating afforded by the lake.

I II i Kalsominers are busy I Sickness abates not worth a Everbody wants to go fishing. i It is about time fur circus posters. 1 1 tf Try Abb. A'andeihooffe 5 cent cigar, ii i This has been a sample summer day. ji i r.

1-1 i Oeorge liodifer'a children are recovering from the diphtheria. fi; i i Mr. D. H. has returned from an extended eastern I Fresh home made candies every day s.

1 i Jlj John Mills returned last even ing from Cincinnati. -t Charley Vinson is lading ofl'for a few days on account of weak eyes. I ij M. Soria.Of New Orleans, is reg-ietered'at the Grand Central. That board 6f public improtements begins to assume a tangible i fTobe Sterns has added a top to his grocery delivery wagon.

1 1 jRhtibarb pie are taking the taste of dried apples out of the mouth. 1 1 The spotted boy is on exhibition at the. Union house. i The blossoms are falling in a minia ture snow storm. 1 i i Supt Abbott is eettiag a hydrant near Uirduell cloytr huller works, to-day i i I Chicago 'Jt contains a 'half column notice of the Carman-Deacon wedding.

1 i A warm days Buy the best refrigerators for the least money- at Wheelock's crockery Constable Huston is performing Mar- thai Irnhard's duties during his ab- 't- i Arthur Baker, of 4he St. Joseph Reaper and Machine company, has just returned from an extended trip through southern Indiana and Kentucky, i i i Don'? forget that the date of the Christian church ies'ival at Good's opera -house has been changed to the 22d insti Decker drove up from Laporte county this morning and wfll remain until. to-morrow, He is the ideal gran- ger in appearance. i Splcial conclave of South Bend Com mandery this evening, for work on the Templar order. Visiting Sir Knights cordially invited i I i 1 i ') 1 1 For Rent A ttmall house for 'a small family at a small price.

Enquire of V. 3, Huey. tf Dr. Dorward has been requested to make a formal examination of the in juries received by the Polander, Mulo- der, from the kick inflicted by W. T.

Jacks; i I i i John Krulisch, the butcher who acci dent! cut himself so severely, on Saturday evening, as reported in the uhe, is able to be out to-dav. i yl i I I Mr; A. Bock, formerly of this city xat now in the milling business at Ar- g'w, was visiting here this week; and re ceived a warm welcome from his old jaequaintances, i i .1 Z.t I' I Mr. Ruckman resumed work on the Michigan street sewer, yesterday, em ploying two teams and a strong force of mem tie expects to. complete tne contract before July.

I i i i Sirigers, pubhc i speakers, and others; who constantly use their vocal organs, will cjSrid by an occasional i tise of Dr. Morris' Syrup of Tar that the parts will b-e strengthened and the voice cleared: Sold "by Cushing Co. Some of the bya living on Michigan street between Wayne and Division, got into a scrape last night for which; being boys, they should feel the weight of the parental hand. -J'-i Jacks visited thToiiver hop yesterday, as stated in the Tribune, to a'tend to some pressing duties, and is not so well to-day in consequence. The, noie of the machinery was not good! for him.

1 :1 Ide? Stefty has just returned from a ery fuccessful 1 meeting held at La porte under Rev. Mr. Corner's charge. Mr. jQomer's friendt here will be pleased to hear that he is meeting with great success in Laporte.

I I team belonging to Mr. Raymo, of Sumption jrrairie, ran away from the Wat worth Neville shops with a toad of lumber, yesterday afternoon, and after scattering the lumber along the road, left the wagon against a tree neaf Mr. Perkins, on the Sumption road, and ran on Mrs. Cross will still continue to do over straw hats for 25 cent. Silk hats made over and frame furnished for 50 cents.

Goods sold for the next 30 days with very little profit. Call and examine her elegant stock of millinery. Ct Ketv Slj lcN itiMl Xeiv l.uodft, -AT 1 At prices which can't fail to give eatigfaction. Cutting- and Making warranted. 1 still keep ui my repair department, in which -1 defy all competition, Don't let blowing about the Hfl tuttiuKt or old clothes cleaned, keep yon from; ezaiuininK my (roods and prices.

04 WanblDkTlon Nreet, I'p 8laln, I dawtf Over Kxoblock LlDIKIl HAIR WORK! Neatly! Cone i on Short Notice, J.Parier Mri J.B.Eowlev For the Kext; Three Months, for the Ex- 1 tremely low price of .20 to 25 cts. per Ounce. i Don't foreet the place. Removed to for. Jrflrraoo riI M.

I Joaepb i KIreelit. South Bend. Jak. 31. 1877.

CAUTION To The Public, i if 1 There are sharpers who are wide awake enough to know that ttbe linger ManuTK Compan; is entitled to airorlty on all Bogus Machine or imitation, and they are tndenTorinj to eollect royalty from persons in this community. The public are hereby informel that we have no representAtive in any capacity but who can produce due authority in writing. All aortsbt rascali'T are attempted in order to make money cut of tbe popularity of the tsing-er Machine, none of which are genuine unless they hare our trade mark, and none of which are warranted new tr Icritimate unless purchased of our duly jiu borized "SiDjrer ajrents" E. F. our Agent for St.

Joseph and Marshall Countiea. The Singer -Kannf Co. E. F. CJIIETIILR, Apenl.

i li3 91ICIIIOAN STREET, 916a220yl 1 Hon 111 Bend. I nu. Right; This Way And get your Moth Proof Cedar Carpet Linings, Paper Floor Oarpetings, GRAINED, WAINSCOATINa, Su.ild.in2 Paper. OF: ALL KINDS, ROOFING FELT AND 1 Hanufacturert' Agent Lumber office, cor. Lafayette and Wayne Streets.

1213Uw270mo3 Valuable Real Estate A.T PUBLIC SALE, 1 ir t-oN- i SATURDAY, JULY 14th, 1877, At the Cottrt House, in I the City of South Bend. i rpili: THREE LOTN. originally known at A the llarprr Lot, 'situated directly North of the Port Oxtit. on the corner of Market and Main streets, have been subdivided into Ai lota, eight fronting on Market Street each SAxlSi feet, with feet alley in the rear. Tht Vomer Lot, feet, with three fronts ii one of the most desirable properties in town, and tbe entire property being in an improving neighborhood, offers a rare chance to inventors.

1 Termii One-third cah in ninety days, bal-anoe secured by mortgage at eight per cent. Ten per cent of the purchase money to be paid at time o' I Alio atthesatue time and place, the Alley Lot 55xlV2 feet, with tbe buildings thereon erected, will be offered for sale. i A duigrnm of the property can be teen at the Clerk' fire, and CirT. Edtust Nica ill furnich a I desired Information. South Bend.

May 8th. 1877. i 1271wl0 THE ENEMY OFDISEASE! THE FOE OF PAIN .1 TO 3IA. AM) II 1.4 ST i i la fh Grand ld SVsMTAWG i LIWiSV3EIlTj Which ba stood the test of 40 TEARS. i i 1 There Is NO HORK will not beal, STO I.AM KKHH wilt not cure, AO AC HE, n( PAIN, that afflicts the human body, or the body of a horse or other dotneetlo animal that does not yield to Its Maio touch.

A bottle eontinr 25 -mi, AO renin, or 11 OO. II AN Oi K.N NlVKIITHKI.irKOr A IIITtiAN IlEIXu. nod rectored to life anrf usefulness many a valuable Horse I .1 assols's blocx bcstb JOHN H. BELL Office over Baker's Shoe Store, South Bend, Ind. DENTIST! ALL TTOntt TTAnnASTED KNOBLOCK A LEDERKR.

i he lekle ana Retail, Always the tost and always the cheapest C. MORGAN. U- T' Grocer and Baker. i i 63 Waehlngton Street 1 )-, I- GEORGE MUESSEL. HI i btaple k'anoy Uroeeriea A Crockery.

4 "-j itl Main Street. Pi PI1ILION ii Grooenaa, Croekery, Glassware, flt3 1 So. 65 Water, nreet 4tl Ward. WATCHES. JEWEIBY, i HIGIIT FAIRFIELD.

I I Jewelers. Attractive Store, i i Assortment Complete. Prices Low. WatoLi K. MAYR, JL Practical ma a 1ivt aw a andJewelen by Washington St, D.

BITSSE. Watches, Clocks. Jewelry. li Michigan street BOOTS AND SHOES. A KL1NGEL SONS, i holesale and Retail Dealers, -I- jtiy Washington bueet R.

LEMEN. Xhe Great Cash Shoe Store Alan, Wj Jdicnigan Street. Dealers in Hoot, Shoes and Robbers, oo ta. bh b. E.

Cor. Washington ste. anuf and Dealer in Boots Shoes. jiui. peart street HARDWARE.

a ylor' A CO. TTT i Hardware aud ilottse Furnishing Goods I HI Michigan btree EYER P0EI1LMAX. I Dealers in Uardware, Move. Tinware i b5 Michigan street. FAKCY GOODS, MILLINERY, RS.

C. S. SrOVKK. 1M i MUlinery. LAf street.

MRS. A. E. BERKLEY; 31iUinery aud Hair Goods, I If i i i liJJt Michigan street. 7akTeIY BKACKKT WORlvb.

i Largest in the West. I I Office 117 and 1)9 Michigan sU. 3d floor rURNITUEE, UPUART, i I ii; I Largest Assortment in the City, i Michigan eireet PHOTOOEAPHS. I AH Eu BONN EY, i i All the Late Styles 61 Pictures, i .1 Copnley'i Corner, iid flot xria.ijii 1U7 and luy Michigan street. MERCHANT TAILORING, ETC.

fir Jfv. UZUY GALLAGHER. Jj i Merchant Tailors i ore and1 Clothiers, 1A Michigan street. PAIKTIKO. GEORGES.

TAYLOR. Painting, Graining and Paper Hanging, Cor. and street, rear Dr. Partridge's, i i i LIVERYFEEI): STABLE DANIEL HATCn! 7T Livery, Sale and Fed Stable, Cor. Jenerson and bt.

Joseph streets, COQUILLARD, I.ivarv anil Ve.i Rtjihla. N. E. Cor. Mioh and Jenerson sU, ME AT: AND GAME.

JOHNSON A BERT. Citv Market. 66 ashington streak DRUGS. ETC. 1R.

L. ELIEL'S SOXS. Presc Open Day and night. Prescription Druggists juivnigan street. BATS, caps; furs.

etc. c. HENRY SHEERER, Hat, Caps, i'urs and Genu' Furnkhlng Gooda, Hi) Michigan street, i LIIIE, COAL, ETC. TT J. W.

LANEj lit Coal, Lime, Hair Plaster. nder Savings Bank MUSWAL INSTRUMENTS. IIORTON PALMER, Al Pianoe, Organa, Sheet Music, 72 Washington street SEWING MACHINES. TT 1 FRED7 GRKTUER. Hi Singer Sewing Machine Sale Rooms.

1 I 135 Michigan street. PLUMBi AXTER WOOL ERTO Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters. 1 i First Door Weat ef St. Joe. Hotel.

DENTAL 8TJRGEON8. E. CUMMINS, DENTIST, Office No. 96 Mich. Street, orer Wyman store.

South Bend, Indiana. Teeth eitracted without pain bv the use of nitrous-oxide ga RYELL T. MlLLERTentisit' Successor to C. II. Middleton.

Office V9 Mich. St, over South Bend, National Bank. All work warranted to be strictly first claas, or no charges made. llf5awlyv GEO. F.

KEVIfS, DENTIST. Better work performed with less pain, by tbe use of steam, than by any other method. Those who try It will have oy other. You have only to See it to be convinced. Office oorner Washington and Michigan Street, i d-w physicians And surgeons!" Lori IirMPIIREYS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office 61 Wahln-ton Street, (up stairs). Residence No. 136 Vahing-ton Street. South Bend. Indiana.

lyl W. CAMPER lER, M. IX, ELECT-. RICIAN and Specialist in Cancer, Obstetrics and all female diseases. Office and residence oorner Wayne and Michlgtn streeta.

ill attend patienU ia the city at all hours- Ji M. PABTRII)E, A.1 M. M. H0- MQ3PATUIC PUV'SICIAN AND filiR. GKON.

Offioe eorner Washinf ton and Michigan Streeta. Residence 158 Michigan Street, South Bend. Indiana, IjX DB. O. Vk VOORUKI PHYSICIAN AND SURGEONJ Vl Michigan Street dawtf Over Taylor's Hardware Store Ji A.

KETTRINO -PHYSICIAN. AND SURGEON. Corner Washington and ich-lean Street, over Baker T'ros. Boot and Shoe Store, Dr. Buchtel's I old stand.

Residence South-west corner of Lafayette and Division Streeta. i. daw JAMEH POBWABD, PHYSICIAN ANT) SURGEON. Offloe lover 92 Michigan street, second story. Commercial Block, South Bend.

Indiana. WHOLESALE LIQUORS. ANDREWS BROS Fine Liquors, obaooo. i 73 WlSHISGTOH STIIITi -f The correspondent of the ItycrX)cetn lately sending the paper dipatche from the national capitol is telievel to be the brother of the Washington cor' respondent of the New York pun. 5 KuMiia has alwava been a good cmto uuer for American locomotive, tut believing that she can produce them ell at home, the Czar oflew a hand-iome bounty on all that are made exclusively in 'Russia.

A like ol icy is in contemplation in regard to jhe manu factureof steel. T5 Breaches of trust are becoming entire ly too common and should be'taade fel onies. The correctness of thi principle i beginning to be realized, and it must grow into universal respect, if the court try is to be saved from complete demon alizition. I I II Batoum was the theatre of another sanguinary contest between! the Russians and the Turks on Friday of last week, the Russians again getting the worst of the. fight, losing upwards of 4,000 dead and nounded, besides several guns.

The Turks fought behind iatrenchment8, mainly, behaving with gallantry and sustaining but small loss. Batoum is near the east coast of the Black Sea in Turkey in Asia; and was the point at which the firsf battle of the present conflict was lough t. 1 A Trip to Koutuerii Mnnsnn. To the Editor of the Sovth Bend, Trtlune. Having recently returned from rather an extended trip through! southern Kansas and Colorado, allow tne to give you a brief sketch of the country as I saw it.

Entering the state at Atchison, via Atchison, Tope a Santa Fe rail- road, we pass through southern Kansas up the Arkansas river valley to the Rocky Mountains at Pueblo, Colorado, making a distance of 617 miles from the Missouri river. It is a gradual up grade of seven feet to the mile. We pass through the counties 0 Osage, Lyon, 'Chase, Harvey, Reno, Barton, J'awnee, Edwards aud Foul through the important towns which are th.e county seats of the above named counties in their order named, Topeka, Bur-lingame, Emporia, Florence, Cottoa-wood, Newton, Hutchinson, and Great Bend. All are active, thrifty towns, with good churches, school bouses and rburing mills at Emporia and Hutchln-on. Lyon county and Emporia ship ie best and most corn of any county and town in the state.

Florence fur-nishes building stone equal to the Joliet tone. Newton is the junction of the Wichita branch, and has a fine farming country around it. The lay of the land through the above named counties high and rolling; the soil; is a dark loam mixed with a vegetable mold, slightly tinctured with limej free from atone and gravel and eminently adapted to grass, grain and fruit. The subsoil is usually light and porous, giving good drainage, and retaining moisture, well while Colorado with her variety of climate, mountain scenery and mineral springs, furnishes an asylum for invalids. It lacks agricultural resour-; ces to make it the home of the while ra Kansas, both combined, health and a good farming country; to sustain it.

To those who contemplate going to Kansas to buy homes I would, offer! a word of advice: The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad company have responsible agents for the sale of their lands also the government agent is responsible, but outside of this you want to look out for a set of "land scalpers," who will hang after you Until they trick you into a trade that will not be to your advantage, There is an immense amount of good land for sale in Kansas; unimproved land ranging from. 12 to 110 per acre; improved from 5 to 125. A man with moderate means would do well to go there. I Without means to sustain him and his family a year, he had better stay where he is. The grass-hoppers are a serious drawback to the country, but the farniuri apprehend but little damage from them ibis season.

The wheat looks well and a large amount of corn is up and being janted. plant corn in April and Jane, The country is, well watered with creeks and streams but there it few aj rings. Timber is scarce, hut a'ong the streams there are! skirts of it t'iat break the monotony of view that ii so painful to a man who 1 wa rai-ed in the woods. Coal is plenty in the eoutheast portion of the elate. regard to the winds, there ti certainly a bracing breeze at some seasons of the year, which is common to jany prairie country, but there are no tornados.

While there are few sections of country anywhere that beat our own St. Joseph valley, yet Kansas beats it in health alone. P. P. DcCojjb.

A LARGE I INVOICE OF i II. ble andocket Cutlery li of leading Brands, just received. enter's Tools lt f- Builders Hardware i i An Excellent Stock. Garden Tools, If i I-. in eat variety and of reliable I Manufacture.

All iurcbaeed this Spring, eince decline, and for sale at I'l. I w-i' I I 1. Si LOWEST PRICES'. I We still keep tbe Detroit Stoves I I i ,7 uu w.u.iupMy lata rename ana well knewn mage at lower prices than ever. 1 Clothes Wringen Repaired.

GIVE US A CALL AT 91 Michigan Street. SHa214yl i Cheap as any house in the city and of the best quality 2 41 COAIJ, vtnii, lath. i i II AlH, JfTt'CCO, If. OATS, "I i i i I if SALT, I i ij i ft i I GROOU FELU, I I J1 i II VI LDIti PAPER, 1 Mil II I 1 1 3l AT I A LS. We are Amenta for th XEADERf! Reaper and Mow, PRAIWEj CITY; Offloe ana Ware-rooms, MICHIGAN STREET, oialllar! Lnuiber Trl.

Oalil and see ua.1 CHAPIN KINO. ontb Bend. Jan. SI. 177.

kn4i IT! e-r llHUf liairlbnti. Louisiana State Lottery Company. This Institution was regularl indorioratei by the Legii-lature of the Mute for IMueational and Charitable purposes in with a Car sal of tl.tMMO to tnhiuh it ha since added a lre sen fund of Its Urakd SiNoit. Nrfa-bik PkAWisGS; will take i-laue uionthl.r. It never1 etale or potrjtone.

Look at the tolluw- ing scaeroe: i i i durlnr whioh will tak rlaoe the i IXXSaCSiLaS? IT13. I At 2itm Urleans. Tuesdav. June it. I Under the personal suvervision and manit: ment of i Geni G.

T. BEAUREGARD of Louisiana; and Gen, JTJBAL A. EARLY. of Virginia. prize: sioo.ooo esotlee-TicketsareTen Dollar! On'y Halvei $6 Quarter i $2.50, tighths, $1,25.

tisr or pRtrits 1 CAPITAL PRIZE OF fK) i'l 1 a XT Tv. lilt I it i i 1 GRAND i PRIZE 1 GRAND PRIZE OK WUk. OF OF lo.fKNi. OF o.n..- 1. 2 LARUK PRIZb 4 LARME PRIZES 2 PRIZES OF I lt-o 20) i.i,(Hif ItHXiQ JW ClLTl 10, i4 lm) ar-paoxiiMTi)R rairrx.

Approximation Prises ot i i iw- loo 11.2T9 Prizeiatnonntlnc Gen.O T. BEAVREG ARD of La. Cnn Of. JUBAL AjKARLY.r-f Va. for Cirpftlarn or send orders to 1 I M.

A. DAUPUIN, P.O. Box New tVi i it a niTii hl 1l a kiIhahiso. I i Toetday July i j1 pital Trite, 10 no. Tickets SI ea 2Tl1212inol A I )i 'T" ATT0RNEY8.

in 4 i- GEO HOE A PFt-r-OKR. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Rooms in iost-offlce block. South Bend, Indiana. W.

G. George, United Sutee Commissioner Georte Pfleter, fr. JHX It. FOSTER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, General A rent, and Collectors All baslnees attended to promptly. Office 101 Main Street, op stairs.

6u Joseph block. Booth Uicd Indiana. I fiV "i Tories, ii; Attorney Notary Public Acent for First Clans Mi- FIRE INSURANCE CO'S. COLLECTIONS SOLICITED; i 165dw Office, Arnold'! IJluck Caro II WickB, the cutter at M. Livingston 9-1 Michigan street, grows in favor daily with those of the public who prefer glove-fitting suits.

His: employers challenge the west to produce a better workman of his class. 1 i r. 5 Mr. 4ndrew Heckler, mentioned in the TRIBUNE, yesterday, in connection with the Maennerchor Sunday concert, has decjded to locate here, entering the employ of Henry Heller. He went to Chicago, this morning, and will return in about two weeks.

We ire pleased to note this acquisition to the city and Maennerchor. I I Cy Walker's grey mare, stolen Saturday evening, is still among the missing, notwithstanding the diligent search that ha been kept up. Parties have gone in three directions, to-day, George Reynolds: to Elkhart, Arthur Shank to Valparaiso, and Walker to and vicinity. Cassopolis A general invitation is extended to attend the social of the Michigan street M. to be held the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. O. Hod-Bon, on the east side of Michigan street. one door south of the Lake Shore 'rail road, to-morrow afternoon and even ing.

Whether you are in need of a ft ding suit, a dress suit, a business a hunting suit, or any other kind, you will prefer to have it fit elegantly. To iusure this leave your order at M. Livingston Co. 's, and get'your meas ure taken by their prince ters, Mr. Wicks.

good cut- On Sunday evening, at j7 o'clock, 20th insti, Rev. A. B. Oechtering, of Mishaaka, will deliver a lecture n' St. Patrick's church, on the subject t- "The Catholic church of the present day anil her future." The proceeds are for thejbenefit of the St.

Joseph Total Abstinence Society. Admission, -25 cents. I Ticket for sale by dhas, Ivuntz at Barrett's, Frank Kuntz, Jas. Butler and Tong. i A Xitllunitl Ilomr- for Invltl4.

The Invalid's hotel on Prospect ave nue is rapidly approaching tompletio'n. When i finished it will be the finest building in the city.xjfojA Inikpeii-dent lAader. I The pabove-mentioned institution Sis erected by Dr. R. V.

Piercej as a hes-pitaJ department of the World's I Dispensary for the treatment of the more difficult cases of chronic diseases, and for the! skillful management of deformities and all cases requiring surgical operations. It will be made a comfor table and cheerful home tor the sick. and will be under the management of a full stan of physicians and surgeons. For particulars see Pierce's1 memoran dum books, which are given away at all urug btores; i 1 i LlNTOr LCTTEM Remtlaing in the Post Office at South Bnd SU Joseph County Indiana, MAY 15. 1877.

v1 Afk (or Advertised Letten'1 and mentioa the dat of thin lit. 1 i Am thin lift i pablUhed crutuitously, for the benefit of the reader of ttie Tbibcki, there will be no charge at the Post Office in the delivery of adveitiied letters. i Backner Harsh Barrett Louisa Bassettf Kite Bo wen Mr Jane Bui beck eo jr Daren iwrt Dnnnaboo Alice Fisher Mrs A F)ly Michael Finch Mrs Ho ttie IlarJnuin Ilollin Krill Mary A KrinLetHeG Lawrence Peter (2) eyerie I Pardons Richardson Wm I Heddick II I Replogel Daniel I Smith llerbert I Shainel bimon Striciler Jonathan iuon Hinoie Wagert Martin 3 Letters Htld For Pottage James Shavr Chicagro 111 Charlea Keys Lyons Enrelope no direction. GEORGE PFLEGEK. P.M.' Dr.

Eliel's Sons HAVE LOCATED AT No. 82 Michigan Sti, And Ire now ready to do bLsInext at tbe new stand, and with increased facilities are able to sell I i I wirks a WD; LIQUORS, AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER -1 si c. J'ir Bale by all For Sale, by D. II. Coonley.

i 1 II 3 i'p 61 Waahincton itreet hM hi I'.