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ii i i i i i I4' CONFIDENTIAL. 1 I fr The Place to Buy Your tribune n.j The WalklUK Match laat Evcnlar. The Opera house was well filled wlttx men and boys lastj evening, to witnec the walking match between Jamts Smith, the champion, and the amateuis of this city, Smith agreed to walk tea miles while; ten inexperienced pedes ran or walked a mile each, pluch fun was caused by the strained efforts of the amateurs to keep up with mlt4, who. plodded squarely but rapid! along, while his competitors ranjum ed, puffed, and reeled around tbe( track one or two of them falling out py the wayside before their mile was finished. Some of the boys, however, showed excellent walking traits, particularly blacksmith who the boys called 'Mira," t.

II of You, CjrDckery 1 Come and See Washingt 1 1 Bad Lutk, 1 Messrs. Cook pldridge who several years ago were jin; The chair manufacturing here seeaj to be followed by id luck. Theyjwent from here to Con stantine, Michigan; where the water destroyed their business shortly after wards, and about jwo Inonths ago their factory was burned down. Recently Mr. Co)k returedlto this city and is work in for thef cbalr company, while liis H.

Eldridge, remain at Cohstantine with a furni-ture store. OnjMonday morning the store was bunted down, being a total lews with no inltiance! Their friends hire wll regret hear of their bad luck which Is ntirely. undeserved, as they are hard.wprking men. I Tboaght TtM-xa Got Bobj. (List evening khortly after six oclock a Itranger entered he residence of one of the most prominent citizens In the Fourth ward anil UyiDg down a bundle and a large carpet lack departed without saying a word.

The curiosity of 8 ladies was aroused; and finally one them opened Ithe bundle and they wjare horrified pod it filled with baby tea Instantijtheir minds pictured ajhealthy baby Concealed in the carpet-sack and there -was dire consternation in the household which was not lessened wnen the gentleman of the house put in hL appearancejbl supper. While they were debating what to do the stranger aliin called and relieved the fpressure by stating that ho was a hackman and 1 ft the! bundled atj the, wroDg house. tie carpet-sac! did not contain a baby. 1 1 1 II New Street on tore BMahlbri I York Case 5 11 1 season, the 1 Iqrgeslancl finest stock of Underwear ever offered in this pity, defy competition in Prices, and solicit the tradf in general to examine stock, ladies and Bracers extra value atl50c, Also the mostpovular line Cloaks ever offered for said. i i I 1 SMahlcr in New York V7ood and Poal, near tbe 11 ERE I 1 1 1 S' I ii CONTINUES, TO SELL 1 1 All Sizes Hard Coal.

Massilloa Coal Maoa Block, ElactsmlUi Coil, ALL OF RELIABLE 1 1 QUALITY. I Prime seasoned Beech and Maple Wood, Baled Hai1 and) Straw, Michigan Land If Lime, Lath, Hair, Water Lime. I i he most approved Stock, Hay and uce Scales in the city. Patronage Begpeojf illy Solicited i 1 I if WE HAVE I i uust Recited 'll irect from the Manufacturer, a New 1 I) 1 Very Superior Quality and Virtue- i Immense' Additions the Most Carefully Selected' and I' i til COMPLETE STOCK I OP I IVl EDICI1MES In the lorl I Is West. gtrictly Pure -Goods 1 i 1 and OWEST the; RICES.

if I 1 ML COOIMLEVS Comer Michigan and Washington 21 1 I Street; I i ii MISS, HUMMEL; dressmaker; i 1 ii! i i- 1 1 I i 1 'j mow Prepared TO Il30 Fall and Winter World iff SOB IS SUPPLIED WITH NEW and HANDSOME 'STYLES. And would be pleaaed to have her friend and customer call and see them at her rooms, 1 jj 169 Bllelitcan Street. 59102 1 rn 0 Hit PRICES tbeso groodk produce better m' in their ow: 1 UNIQUE PERFUMES are the Gem jof All OJort. TOOTHENEj An agreeable, healfihful Llrifuid Deiitifric, LEMON SUGAR, i A jSabeUtut fpr Lemons. EXTRACT iJAMAIA GINCER.

FrpmPur. Root. STEELS A PRICE'S LUPULIN YEAST GEMS. Tht JlMt Dry llopXrt irith llordj jj i Chicago! St Louis, and, Cincinnati I 7 0 ii 4 rr BLISS ID BTBST WBSX-D4T KTSVING BT Yte TriMne PrittiBs! Coopany 73 Wellington mJ 88 Mala Streets. 1 5.00ayear5 50 oeuta a Inonth 12 eeets a week i cent per copy.

1 fi i 111 TRlfiUNK contain ths Uteri news by all and telegraph, a a well aa picy brevities, aut-entio market reporta, local new. eta. 1 BATES OF ADVERTISING 44 It assemble in all eaaef, the price depending on the time, the apace and the location occupied! Loco advertising in Dally edition. among reruler reading matter, 5 eenta per line each interiion in Weekly edition lo cent each Insertion. Black letter in Daily 8 eenta per line end in weekly 15 cent each insertion.

Loom! advertisements for benevolent order, tr ircietle; for religion purpose where money an object, tuch at fair and festivals 5 resolu- toni of condoienoe, obituary poetrf, otc.vwill charged at halt local rates 2)4 eenta line in daily, or 5 eenta per line In wee edition. I i I fi Pally Tribunal la the pldeat dally paper In the city ha the larp at circulation and la the brat modi am for reaching all elaaara. Circulation of Weekly Tribune la larger (ban that of any otliek paper a St. Joeepta Connfy, or Northern Indiana. 4 THURSDAY EVENING.

OCT. 31, 1878. ii 1 1 -d 'p in "Pi 1 To-dny'a Advertisement. ji 1 Tor Eichange Dr. Ringle.

i I i I Tor rent A honae with 7 rooma sj JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN, 1 4 I Brief Notes of Tblnire In General Gathered by Trlbnn'etj Reporters. Jj I Winter is coming on apace. i Stewart is arranging forafwplkin matca in Elkhart. The buckwheat cake crop promises lo be enormous this teasoa. 1 II I Mercury 33 at six this morning: and the ground partially covered withrlaow.

i -is dance at to-night. 1 jl The game of ball to day will be cow-ball no doubt. Mr. E. C.

Mapledoran has fetufnea from his viuit to Pennsylvania. I 1 11 1 til Last night was the roughest Jhui fat ef the season, j8ee the new advert Aemeat of Case Mahler in this issue. Tramps are now importuning; housekeepers for old clothes as Well fslcolq victuals, Ii I -in. 1 1 1 1 I I I The very choicest styles in winter bonnets will be found at the Pee Illve store. 1 fi 1 I I Dr.

Eingle wishes toexchangeafaim near Valparaiso for a hoUe anS lot in this city, I Use Caution. In calling iU that excellent medicine, the Great English Cough Remedy, be eurelyou j(et no ether palmed off on your, 2f m2 Mr. J. Powell in hisJgreatlfans gpatdoodledum, will appear af poods opera house," on Nov. 26th Mefcy I I 1 I There are a good many quarters in circulation and they arej hard to tell from the genuine.

I i 1 i The average daily attendance at our eity schools speaks well for the promptness of thestudenta. jj 1 I 1 I i I Mrs. Ada Carpenter, wpo has been staying with her daughter In Detroit, is her on a brief visit. 1 I Ml H. W.

Case has returned from a few days visit to Crawfordsville, where his father-in-law B. Patch jj is In bud-a s. He ha one of the largest 'and finest stores In place, 1 jtjj Despite the storm a goodly number were present at the social of the first Presbyterian church, at Rev.j 1J M. Morey's residence last night, and a pleasant time was enjoyed, by alt! I I Haywards shoe store has enjoyed A better and larger patronage tbepast lew months than ever befor since being pened. Good goods at low prices will Smith, the pedestrian, left forChlctt-0 this morning.

His match I with O'Leary comes off next i Wednesday. He has been putting in his time iogood advantage during his short stay here, preparing himself for this inath lod is tonfident that he will win, Smith is a dly fellow, and won manjf fiends here. I fj I Moses Livingston 94 Michigan r.tet, have just placed on their, Counter 1,000 over coats, of fall and winter ttyles and grades, which they are selling at lower prices than can he! made at I any other house in ether goods la The Free Laborers' hall was comfortably filled last evening to Usten'to the lecture of Daniel McFarland on the Grievances of the laboring jelaases." The lecture is a scholarly production and replete with practical thooghta on the labor question. At Its close Mr. McFarland recited Saxe's humor-oua poem, The early riser;" to the great amusement of his audience.

Il 1 1 I When von are depressed and system disordered take Eilerts daylight Liver Pills. They regulate the liver and digestive organs, and will quickly restore lu to health. Sold by D. Cbonley. whom we should like to eee matched against a dromedary on a straight mi lk stretch.

'He ia a hammer," tq straightahead, bui; the corners are, what troubles him. Smith made his best mile last night and finished teq miles in one hour, twenty-alx jmi ntea and twelve peconds. Th am teurs made their ten miles in one hou sixteen minutes and forty seconds, beating the champion over a mil. The best time of the amateurs according the score was Sullivans mile Smith did some Remenduous walkin bat did not seem at all fatigued at the close of the ten miles. Stewart gave a three mile spurt early in the evening which he finished, in half an hou I Sit.

Mintle, the genial editor of jthe Walkerton Visitor says that last week he passed by a pleasant bat lunpro tentious farm residence near South Bend, and was informed that two, sisters ot Garibaldi, the great Italian liberate lived there and that he once epent set 4 eral days visiting jthem. If Mr, tie will read the life of Garibaldi be will find that the great liberator never had any sisters. Tbe Womens Cbrlatlan Tempi ranc I Union. The members, end all ladies 5 i i ested in tbe 'causq' of temperance, re requested to meet at the' residence' of Mrs. E.

S. Reynolds, on next Saturday afternoon'at 2 oclock, Mrs. Egbert, Pres Tlie Time Eiltadetl, A new lease of life has been obtained la the case of all who suffer froiq disordered digestion, nervousness, liver and lung disease; by using Dr. Fenners Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic, and bis Cough Uouey. Sold by Cushing Co.

1 Where Why, over north side of the Ar0 Ton Going on! Washington jptreet. court house iquaro. where we can buy, all kinds of meats better and! cheaper than at' any other place In the city. The enraged butchers who are using their utmost endeavors to have Waisners meat market removed from the But the people say you bave bulldozed us long by charging its extravagant prices for yonr We will now buy from Waisner, who has been selling meats from his market in the Fourth ward from two tc three cents cheaper for the last year, than you have sold to us. dtf I A Meat Eater.

Lady Heantlfier. Ladies, you cannot make fair sklU, rpsy cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cosmetics of France, or beautifieis of the world, while in poor health, and nothing will give! such good health, strength and beauty as Hop Bitters. trial is certain proof, Bee other co mmn. til 3 1 Thousands of dollars are now being saved every year by progressive farmers, who soon discover the great value of freely using Uncle Sam's Condition Powder in the feed of their stock.1 It restores the sick, increases the Usefulness and beauty,) and promotes the growth. Sold by p.

M. Ooonley. 1 Children have health and mothers rest when Dr. Winchell'a Teething Syr up Is used. It produces natural sleei 's, 1 cuff from Sold by D.

M. Ooonley. dysentery ihing qr MISCELLANEOUS. FOB ItEJfT A bouaa with 7 rooma "with I block of ths Ppatofflcs. Eoquirs at Tribune offlea.

Kent U) per month. j'78t2 FOB KXCliaaGB-Improyad farm With baildina. 2'A mile from Valparaiso. Ins to eaobanaa for a hoots and lot near th ness part of thia city, For partioniart, apply to Dr. Klngle, at 1 Wrlghtaman A Rlngiea offloe.

i ,11,7 FOB NAI.E Lota number 2, 3, and 11, In Dennan's addition. Fourth ward; Lets 2 and 3 will be eold for half what lot? NoTj 1 rouaht. No-3 still lower. 1 77w i 1 1 O. S.

WITHERILD -H- uFiTOirarms Oalo- I A email payment down, the balanoe bn good time. Also, a dwellins in the Fourth ward, and two vacant lota in the First Ward; O. S. WITUEBILt. TIIEHMOMETEnS! ii 0ly QS Oeuti AT- I it STEELE PRICE, YD1I MUSTI1DTREAD THIS! IF YOU DO YOU FIND 1 F.

Berger, the Tailor, I atUl at hi old Stand. Comer ot 1 i I 1 Washington and Michigan Blreeta, Over Peck' Clothing Store, ant and Cut Clo He make Repair, Clei in? the Best? Styles. hlng IS KNOWN AS ONE OF THE BEST CUTTERS IN THE STATE He gives special attention to Making and Cutting hoys' olothing. He ents the Belt Pitting and easiest made Shirt Pattern in the State! A fit warranted. South Bend, Angnit 15, 1878.

1 1 15143211 Feter Baxter, Fractlcaf Plninber, Gas and Steam Fitter. I I 1 Mil Marlxot One 1 1 door TTek orst. Jose IXoteli I AFA fell supply of Ou fixture and plnmb-er. material. All orkguaranteed to glT satisfaction.

1 I 1634U LED iHM 1 I 'S ir I ti FOURTH ward grocery, rner of East Water and Emriok Streets. jXarAlso, Corn, Feed. Groofrie and Prodace at lowest prices. lG51mod The straw hats have all been called jii i "i I I 'if ii Admission 50 cenis Uo the rtyaeunerchor dance. The rabbit hfinters are on the path of tl cotton-tail id-day.

The I. O. G.T.jwill give an oyster si cial at their half to-morrow evening. I verybody invited. I a I.

rn Hats and bonnets 'trimmed free of charge at the Bee flive store, There were np casesjof corporal pun-ifthment in the school, Cbquillard of South school last month, Mr. W. P. Hahchett, ex-president of the Niles water works company, is in tie city to-day The line of legal! blinks at the Tribune store is complete, Justices, at-tc rneys and others Will find any blanks there they wan tttj 1 I 1 D. H.

Nunnemaqher has just returned fihm Uarrlsburgi where he has ben engaged iq the Interest of the Oliver Plow Works. He will remain hre about three I a- IA11 the novelties in childrens' hats and very cheap" at I the Bee Hive store fWe fear the game of base-bail for the championship of he great states of Indiana and Michigan, will! have to remain a draw between the Greens and the Reds for this on account of tile weather. he social of the Baptist church and congregation will be entertained by Mis. C. A.

Kimball and Mrs. Lindsey, atjjthe residence pf the fatter, on Market street, on Friday afternoon and eve-. A cordial invitation is extended English Cough Remedy? is, warranted to relieve the worst case pf sore throat you can produce. 1 1 1 27m2. a 1 1 Messrs.

Lancaster, Vail and I Warn er, th New Carlisle" water works commit-te, were In the city yesterday; inspect- ipli the working! pf our standpipe sys-. The visitors Were taken tn charge byfSupt. Abbott and shown around the city, after which they drove over to Njjes to examino the embryo water works of that place, ames OUverlhventor of the Oliver Chilled plow, bought the interest of lln. Brownfield in the Oliver Chilled Plow works, in which iMr. Ol-ivir was already? principal owner, paying 49.396 cash therefor.

It Is spoken of fit the largest single; cash transaction ever made in that city Cincinnati Enquirer, rhe item In yesterdays Tribune relating to a clptbee wringer swindler, has no reference to Mr. B. F. Waldron, wi lo Is selling the Colby wringer. He is well known fiere and is doing a le-gl imate buslneia, Wiling his machines or the lease plan The one referred to a getting in his work by professing to take orders for a wringer and getting tap parties to sign a paper I which is really a note.

No one peed be afraid 1 having dealings with Mr. Waldron. i Uncle Sams Nerve and Bone Lini-nt is for man and beast and is a balm fck every wound, USold by D. M. Coon-ley.

1 ii t'. r. Dont ruin your health, and make ylurself disagreeable to other people by cqntinoal coughing. A 25 cent bottle Dr. Marshalls Lung Syrup will cure yen.

Sold by Cushing Co. and D. Coonley. RSTED Fori tlie next 30 (lays we shall offer J-. 1 LE3XkaXEiEI31SrSE5 I Terrible! Discern il MENS PANTS, $1.00.

S1.25, $1.50, (And Upwards MENS WINTER SUITS, $3.50, $4.50, $5.00,1 Arid Upwards. BOYS WINTER $3.75, $4.00, MENS arid BOYS OVERCOATS, lat 82.25, and Upwards HATS, and Gents FURNISHINGj GOODS, injProportion. i i esi 1 Odd Fellows Block, Gushing Go.p DRUG OTORE. Betid, Ind. il I' Mi I 1 1 511.