The South Bend Tribune from South Bend, Indiana • 4

I I SEASONABLE GOODS UTMKSKJL. i I i Bfarrlaito of Mlaa Kate fi. Porter and ,11 1 Laid ojtest, There was a large gathering of citizens, and particularly of the earlier residents, at the First M. E. church this DAILY ARRIVING AT Crockery Store.

LINE OF LAMPS, INCLUDING, LAMPS, NICKEL PLATED BRACKET Special Sale of BItlllnfry Goods at Ellawortb's. We will offer for one week, commencing Monday, Oct. 27th our entire line of new pattern Ititttf at half value. One elegant canary colored velvet bonnet for 13 50, former price $25. One black striped velvet, jet ornaments and black tips for former price $25 One elegant peacock blue, newest shade for $11, former price $18.50.

One black velvet bonnet, canary colored plume, ties' to match for $10.50, former price $16 $0. One ruby hat for $9 50 former price $15 I One jet bonnet for $8.50, former price T3 WiSHIKQTOt AID 98 MalSt StaillS. I I Tli Os.lIxTr.bms la til oldest dally jMpr ta tleli tb i-ir-Mi elrcuIs.tIon and In tb btt inedl am reikblnir all Cl'fnlntlnn of Weekly Tribune larver ttina thai tf any other paper In fee. Joseph roaair, or Srtbra -1- KVKSINa. OCT.

To-dajr'a Advertisement. Wasted Rooms i "Wanted A shot gun. Pertonal Prof. W. Itc-i.

ITEMS CAVOUT Oy THE FIT. Brief Xolt of Thlna-a Jotted Down HANGING LAMPS, AND CHANDELIERS. NEW AND AnE wheelocKs NEW BRONZE STAND! Pure Le(ad Glass South Daring Mr.i Wheelock's abseae in-Hhe will offer special bargains Fine Flower for Holiday Goods to follow soon. The intense excitement over massacre in Colorado, which i is LAMPS, LIBRARY 59 the Lamp Chimneys a Specialty Washington Street. Bend, October 25, 1879.

NOTICE. Eastern Markets for the next ten days, we Pots and Fancy Goods In order to make roonr Indian accurately i I s3wiS 'wlv "Ek35 SbiJ Iletall DfMlrra In depicted in i this engraving, is nothing to the excitement over the) I fc4fc Wholensle American Crockery, Glassware Glassware, Lamps. jCutlery, OXDXD FELLOW'S BLOCK MARGIN CAMIIiJbCL.L'rS OLD hTANU, Where all linea of goods carried by will be Sold CUEAPER TIIAIV GTER. ACALL AND SEE US AT THE NEW i STAND Ii The Garland Or, Geori O. An eventwhich has been the subject of a great deal of interest in certain so ciety circles of the city took place last evening at the commodious residence of Mr.

i and Mrs. John H. Dunn, on Wayne street, the marriage of Mr George O. Ware, of the firm of Sibley 6 Ware, of this city, to Miss Kate B. Porter.

The bride is a granddaughter of Mrs. Hannah Roberts, by whom the invitations were extendedj about 150 in number, to the friends of the parties in this city and elsewhere The ceremony took place shortly 'after 7 o'clock, performed by Rev. A Gobin, pastor of the First M. E. church! There were no attendants.

The bride presented a lovely appearance, without any exaggeration of the usual news paper phrase. She was attired in an exquisitely fitting dress of cream colored bunting trimmed with brocaded silk) satin and lace. Toe groom was in the customary suit of black with white vest and tie. As soon as the minister had pronounced the impressive closing words of the ceremony, congratulations were showered upon the happy pair in great profusion by the large number of guests present A truly regal repast followed and. the guesta departed from, the merry scene at an early hour.

The present were numerous, many of them jwere costly, and of practical utility. By request we refrain from publishing the list. Mr. and Mrs. Ware will spend jtheir honeymoon among friends here instead of taking the customary bridal trip.

They will soon occupy a suite of pleasant rooms in one of ex-Mayor Thomas" houses on Lafayette street, boarding at Mrs. Hooper's for the winter. The Tribune )ins with the many friends pf the newly wedded pair in wishingj them a long, prosperous and tunny life. That they have a host of friends here Is due the fact that in 4very way they have proved themselves among our most worthy and sensible young people. The bride, noted for her beauty, charming ways, and cheery disposition, nas oeen among us nut a short time, but in that time has gained many admirers, who will consider the honest-hearted, practical minded groom as extremely fortunate in securing! such a prize.

May their union be a happy One. Tbe Clover Sted Battle. Warren cornea up to the scratch live ly ou the clover seed fight and Centre will have to take a back seat for the present. A Birdsell machine threshed 25 bushels of clover seed from eight acres on the farm of William Augus tine. This beats Centre just one eighth of a bushel per acre.

How Keep Planoa In Tune. I find! it necessary to inform the. pub lie that they must be aware of so-called tramps who will only take their money and give poor work for it. F. Grass, 23 Market street, '8246 A Royal -Buckwheat Breakfast.

cakes, honey drip syfup and Cooke a combination coffee. Try it. H. J. Cooke's 78 Main '80d8t street.

Chew Jackson's beet eweet nary tobacco AUGUSTINE, Thank the Public given them i IE for "Prince of house warmers." $13.50. Also 50 other to $8." pattern hats from (4 The aboxe goods must be sold at once. Call early and secure first choice at Ellsworth's specialty store, 96 Michigan street. Koilee to be pa bile Jn General. You can yet the best family flour and feed of all kinds jat the Novelty mills foot of Washington street.

Also in the same building you can get your horses shod by the best horse ehoer in the county. H. T. Briggs. Wbyj Will Ton Allow a cold to advance in your system and thus encourage more serious maladies, such las Pneumonia, Hemorrhage and Lung troubles when an immediate relief can be so rapidly Boschui German Syrup has gained the largest sale in the world for the cure of coughs, colds and the severest lung diseases.

It is Dr. Bos-chee's famous German prescription, and is prepared with -the greatest care, and no fear need be entertained In administering it to the youngest child, as per directions. Thejsale of this-medicine is unprecedented. Since first introduced there has been a constant in creasing demand without a single re port or a failure to do its work in any ase. Ask youJ druggists as to the truth of these remarks.

Large size 75 cents. Try it and be convinced. Wett's Lirer Pills; Cur Liver Complaint. BSO SAL Mm Sadie BeUih rcQuVstei to nd her address to Prof W. Irew.

UTAMrED To bay a first elact. breech VV loading ihot hot g-un. Any one having one to sell will address $xii office, stating pnee. ot irASTEO Br two ladies, cne or two comfort iblr ft comfort iblr urnished rooms, eentrally located, without Leave addreas at this 7t2 office. AXTED-A ftnU house, of 3 or 1 room.

by a family with noohUJren, near basinets part i the cityi Lear word at 66 Wash ington street. ASTED-Tw day boarders. Apply at d-tf bo warne street. IOST St. Mary's i Jk Hard war pass book wittr larior btore.

Any one fiading it will please return to the latter place, 9t 86t2 Michigan street. FOR BEXr-The residence So. 72 Lafayette street. Ini good order and ha 10 rooms. Apply to O.

Oltsch. No. 125 Michigan street. LOW- Monday, beta een the Post- office and Hill street, in the Fourth ward, a pocket-book containing between 50 and 152. The finder will be liberally rewarded on leaving tao same at thl office.

'S5t3 BO ARDER By the week, for 3 a week at the corner of Division and Lafayette Mrs 6t-lnr. 8t4 FOR RENT The Elder Foundry, on Michigan street. Apply to John Elder. Will sell It on very favorable terms andlong time. 'oSaSSOtf BEACHING HTOVE" J.

H. Strowder is prepared to black and pat up stoves in good shape, and on the shortest notice. Leave orders at north -aaat corner of Main and Market streets, diagonally across from the Post-office. lin-eod tame Tried Fire Tested, Superior to all others in point of eco.o.uy, DlRAniLITT, tOXVL.MCACC, sTixc, fi.msii forenoon to pay their last tribute to tne late aiattnias 8tover. Services praf er by Rev.

H. were opened with! Morey, of the First Presbyterian church, followed; with reading of the scriptures by Rev N. D. Williamson, of the Reformed church. The funeral sermon was preached by the pastor, Rev.

H. A. Gobin. At the grave the last rites of thjp pjld Fellows to their dead brother w0re performed and all that remained of, ope who: had passed nearly a half century of bis life in this vicinity was laid away to rest, i I- Lift Afazppa'a dance Nov. 6th.

i. ilr. R. auditor of N. W.

G. T. R. is at the Oliver, The cornet band will be in attendance to jMszppa's dance Nov. 5th.

the letter list appears in this issue. It unusually long. i i The Ojfty, Gooft combination has ar- rived at the Grand Central. October is dying, and the mournful forth her rcquiur. w' ads are chanting Lecture preparatory to communion at! the First Presbyterian church to- Stop young man at Kennedy's and buy the Crown shojilder brace.

I d2t There will, be a good caller in attend- ance to No. 5's dance next Wednesday evening. Lew and Rene; Keller Uiok the wild (mule and the gray horse to Elkhart last evening.1 i Ask Cushing I hojw near be come to Bpraiuing his ankle on Coonleys corner yesterday, i i E. B. Adams wal up from New Car lisle to day to attend the funeral of the late M.

Stover. A daughter of Jacob Rhodes, living Centre township, is seriously sick with dropsy Edward J. Six and Martha Wickiaer, George Beron and Rosa Kettring hate obtained licenses to marry Elegant silk velvet easels in great va iety and very appropriate for pres. ents, ai me AriDune store. hH There was an unwonted putter at a cert tin residence! on Lafayette street yesterday, but it was only wedding pre- parations.

'k. The trees begin to put on their au ta un splendor, and' the royal colors, god, yellow and crimson are gorgeous- ly displayed. Mr. W. II.

Southard, formerly lead ing man of the Gray troupe, is with the Oofty Gooft party. He is an excellent actor. Dr. J. F.

Sell can be found at his iffice, No. Ill Michigan street, from i 9 to 12 a. m. and 1 to 5 and 7 to 8:30 p. mi George Bersj son of Justice John Byers, of Greene township, hai our thanks for jug oft splendid cider.

It touched the Bpot eiactly. I Street Commissioner Oole is pushing things on the i Lafayette street improve- ment, before the Jefferson street bridge is torn up for repa rs. This will prot- ably block all" I the street work until ipng. 1'No more Laudanum for our babies." All mothers unite In pronouncing Dr. Bali's Baby Svruii the btst soothiug remedy now sold' It ia free from opiates.

John A'. Zah township, sold a trustee of Harris oland-China hog in which weighed 620 the city this week pounds. One sold. by. him last week weighed still heavier.

Warren and Lou Stedman and John Baker started overland for the 'Kan kakee this morning, with: boat and a complete hunting Outfit. Jim Camper, Walt Monson and Ei Stanfield will join them to-morrow at Lemen's bridge. i 1 1 Gloves and mittens in great variety, also a full line of gents' furnishing goods at Adler in the Oliver house block. INot withstanding all statements to the contrary Mr. Van Winkle sticks to it that the date of i his 1841 snow Btorm correct, that hit statement as to the depth to which the snow fell is correct, 1 J- I I and also that it remained on the ground all winter, in the1 thick woods where he then lived.

Dr. Blade, the pculist, i changed his place of office, residence to No. 59 Michigan; street, in Philip Klin gel's building, near Brdwnfield's store. Office hours 8 to 12 1 to 4:30 and 6:30 to 8 p. m.

i Smoke the J. G. W. cigar, the best 5, cent cigar in ithe state, i Sold at Kennedy's. '85d5t Keep your bowels and kidneys in All '( A GOOD RANGE OR COOKING STOVE.

I by the "Tribune" Be porter. Coal is on the rise.i i Oofty Gooft to night. Prayer meetings to night. Mercury 46 at six this The sun rose at 6:27 this morning and will eet at 6:00 this evenings f. A newly made Benedict remarked this morning that he "still lived." 1 1 You will fiad pure wines for medical use at Kennedy'.

'85d5t The justice and police Jburta-w have no use for them, The will of the late Matthias Stover hu been admitted to probate, All of his property is left to the widow. i 'f i Hose dance next Wednesday night at Good's opera. house. A grand time is expected. J.

M. Pool is in the city for a brief period, and having a gvd time generally with his mauy old friends here. Rtv. ML W. Steffi of Elkhart, was in the city this weekj and was cordially welcomed in his old borne.

-A The reason Milton! Eliel sell so many cigars is because tbeyj sell the best in the city. I d6t i Mr. II. Dickson, of Indianapolis state for the Oliver chilled plow, is in the city at the Oliver houe. Hot, cold and.

shower baths at all hours at Seth'. I Weft's Liver Pill Cure Sick llesdache. Ben. Huff baa returned from Des Moines, Iowa, and taken up his dence in Lnporte county. Go to Price's theatre to-night and t( the inimitable Oofty Gooft in the sen sationai play, "Under the Gas LightU A new house is building on' Lafay ette street jat saoth of the Studebaker wotka.

I The Elkhart says George Reynolds has sold a horse to Charles Shuey that place and a horse, buggy harneM to Will Koirkerbacker. -i i j- Remember the Tenoeseeans' chart will be opened at the Tribune store this Pomeroy sold thre Jarge ''Garland" coal stoves to farmers yesterday. Coal is fast taking the place of wood for fuel in this region. i West's Liver Pill's Cure Djtpeprfa. 1 P.

E. Studebaker is buildiog a neat frame house on Market Btreet, directly north of his Washington street resi- dence. 'M'C'j'M Ladies would you add to your health and appearance, then 'try the corset shoulder brace. Sold by Kennedy. d2t We acknowledge the receipt of Louisville and Puf.

Kentucky, papers from iicivucj, uu Jtajuavelng through that state with Cole's circus. Hats and caps, hats and caps, hats and caps, in every style and In immense qunities at Adler in the Oliver house block, Main street. ji N. P. Bowsher is building jj an addi t'oa and making some handsome improvements to his new residence on Washington street, i Lorenz Elbei's orchestra the music No.

5's grand 11 furnish dance at the Opera house next Wednesday night The "Pathfinders' with the great Milton Jaspers, Charlie Rogers and Mattie Vickers will appear(a the opera house in "Scraps' on the 15th and 17th of November. Reserved seat for the Oofty Gooft performance for sale at the Tribune store. I The windows of the business places of the city are well pasted up with the handsome lithographs of Mr. Donavin and his troupe of Tennesseeans. ii Chapia street from Washington to the southern city limits is now in a first-class condition.

The street com missoner has expended a great deal of labor on this street during the summer to good advantage. A. N. Thomas is agent for the sale of Union Pacific railroads lands, and rail road tickets at reduced rates to all points in the west. Office No.

4, Odd Is one of the1 indeepensabilitie- in 'every more to tne com ion ana nappiness oj Jiu KT Wl CUV Ul Kriu buu i uij 4J Stove is to aihouse just what a Steam it ia th honA itlf. furniture can be worried along with; but 1.. t. nii Vn if i 4. -ii mA.na i t.

1 8toves for wood. Stoves for coal, Stoves fVvaah have a cooking apparatus 01 aome) ainu twiaptcu vu wuv. aj frha aftpntinn of this communitv is resDectH uiu nu wj kits fully called to the fact that we carry! an. Kevolvers. Koeer a JcniTes.

iorsst ana RAKY i ir -V- v'-- 1 -j the liberal patronage SIMI'LICITY, AKD I GEXERAL EXCELLENCE EVERY STOVE RELIABLE, goodi of the Michixjkn Move Company1! i manujacture'i FULLY WARRANTED. I i i i- i family, there being nothing that adds uu-: a fl4.1t a for a woman to 1 anto.HAlnviRn Hrova. A thoronch emcien Engine is to the factory and the millt Oldl caraiaees. poor pianos, and snabbyj a halfway Stove is intolerable. To vnn mnttmnlate enendinsr anv money a miova it vnur nrt nurchase.

fitnTTu. MrMall Kfnvmi for Mb wotxi and coal. In fact we. extensive line of AVarranted Cutleryj bpww( aMB( 13Y B1ICI1IGAIV STREET, broiling hot weather of its tether," man's mind self-suggested, inferior for style justly famous, nas sucu uauic whose low prices proht sumces. Youths and Eovs wre advise you really snrpnse jou; I the stuff they're! composed of, SUCH goods are disposed of, suit tor the season.

since their 'I I ZDsT C3-' A SEASONABLE SUGGESTION AND THIS WEEK, OFFER TheAutunin is with iis, the Has' harjuilr ffot to the Ami this niipstion is now to Special Bargains in Black Silks, i i Which will be Sold at unprecedently Low Figures. "Where the deuce shall my cash in Fall clothes Ijet invested?" We answer: "Select froni the stock comprehensive At that double store so! well known, inexpensive; MESSES. BUZBY QALLAGHEE'S, on Michigan street, Near the cfeier of Wasliingtonrthe place can't be beat, Goods soldby this houe will bear closest inspection, i. iLL Z-l-Ar mk Innnn frm t'CkSckfUnYt "I i -O- Attention is also Called to Their Line of Fair dealings the rule pi the Black and Colored Cashmeres, Articles neer are palmM oil as superior. Each customer meets tith utmost attention, a narticular mention Which are offered at 20 they can be found elsewhere.

Our line of CLOAKS iiXSO SEMUlfLS, per cent lece than and We Only Ask Ladies AT THE NEW STORE. Is Large and Complete Their ready-made clotjiijig For make-up and nt, tool BTJZBY OALLAGHEB Evince that for them si sanall Their Pall Styles fbrlfom To see for; yourseli, it wi While noting their CUT and To jobsen, too, how cheaply liiiV AAWfMH To regret having purchased i. none a to Call and Examine Before Purchasing Elsewhere- IT! PAYS TO TRADE nEErJJBER TCE PLACE. 113 1 san 3reet. (Bnzby Gallagber'a Old Stand.) healthy state by the use of Kidney- Wort.

Fellows block.