The South Bend Tribune from South Bend, Indiana • 4

7 .1 WHITE LEAD, CRAND Au Old Plane. Samu el J. Stofer, of Liberty township hi in his possession, and still uses at his trade of jack-plane which has been in almst constant service for 84 years. It was bought by Henry 8eybold, a revolutionary soldier, in Cincinnati in 1790, two years after the settlement of that place. Just before fxmrti Stnb Sail!) Eriunt.

'j SATURDAY EVESISO. AUGUST 29. 187. ri r- Te Advertisers. Advertiser arc request I band in their fkvort bj tea o'clock on eeclj day, lo order to ur their Insertion under te proper bend in he Dailt Tmbuvk, tni by ten o'clock on Fri 47 for Insertion In the Wuklt Taiicn.

nisdllkJiD Uo Saturday is a busy dajj at the barber, Ishops, but it is lively on Jhe others also it Henry Speth's, under Coonley's, as ihe public have discovered that there is Ibe place to go for the most perfect satisfaction when wanting a shave, bair-fcut or shampoo. kA bundle of dry good, bougbt at Wy-an was pickd up by Mr, Barth, in front of the; CJurt Ilouse, to-Uay, aud left at this offlce for Ideotifica-Ion. is Richmond, sistei of the Rev. Vm. Richmond, will reopen a select Itchool on Monday, September 7th.

For Icrms apply to her at 25 jjvilliam street, Itouth Beud. Reference kindly per-InSttedfO Mrs. C. Studebaker and Mrs. paiat imrsiiE.s und PAIXTER'S MATERIA at LOWEST PRICES DRUG STORE.

University of Notre Dame tudiei will be returned tnjthi Imtltutlon, Gushing A Fright rul Bonawar. HoUoway Walker's team got the advantage of the driver this afternoon, and came tearing down Main street at a frightful rate, and causing the street to clear quicker than a dozen squads of police could. They turned in on Washington street, and went down upon the stone 1 pavement in front of Lena en's shoe store, with the wagon on top. The only damage was a broken seat. Temperance Jleellna To-Morrow.

Mrs. Mary K. Haggart, of Indianapolis, will speak on temperance in the Court House square, on Sunday, at five o'clock pi one hour earlier than the Usual time. Mrs. Haggart is said td be a deeply interesting and eloquent speaker.

She failed to meet her engagement here some weeks since, but has given assurance that she will surely be on hand Sunday. The Teacher or Oar -Public Nchools. Prof. Ewing, Superintendent of Public Schools furnishes the following as the correct list of teachers for the schools which -Open on Monday next High School-Prof, Wilcox, Principal; James DuShane and Miss Brear ley, Assistants. Madison School Miss Etta Douglass, Principal; Miss L.

Robinson, Upper Intermediate; Miss Mary Hancock, Lower Intermediate; Miss E. Greene, Primary. Jefferson School Mr. H. J.

Burliri-game, Principal; Miss Fanny Spain, Upper Intermediate; Miss Partridge, Lower Intermediate; Miss Ang. Hemingway, Primary. Washington School Miss Alice C. Patterson, Principal; Miss E. J.

Spencer, Upper Intermediate; Miss H. J. Sperry Lower Intermediate; Miss Lib-Allmap, Primary. Lafayette School Miss C. A.

Sharpen Principal; Miss Mary Snoddy, Upper Intermediate; Miss Mary Elder, Lower Intermediate; Miss Jennie Betts, Primary, j. Coquillard School Miss Amelia Tib-bitts, Principal; Miss E. Stewart, Upper Intermdiate; Miss Nettie Roe, Lower Intemediatej; Miss Emma Burnett, Primary. I Laurel School Miss Ella Doolittle, TUESDAY, SEPT.1. 74.

For Cataloruee. Ac, uddrfM i THE RISING SUN Unobccured by cloudi can now be teen at CHEAP CHARLEY'S 1 05 Waehinston SOUTU BEND. IND. The brUht raye of the floriom orb of day. ehow that high priced house are routed and that for the million who want GOOD AND CHEAP CLOTHING, CHKAPiCHAhLEY THE POOB MAWS 1 HI END thejUian to buy ot v.

Men and Boys' Clothing, Ftraisling Goods, Hits, fug, KOTIOA'S, JEWELRY, SMITH HOLLOW AY I 4 WILL HAVE THEIR Annual Opening -OF- School! Materials, 03ST HOKJMY AUGUST 31, 1874. lOS AXlolxieAU Street 883d4l9yl SCHOOL BOOKS and SAMUEL ii his death, which occurred about twelve years ago, at the age of 106 years, he disposed of it to the present owner. The wdod covering the body of the plane been worn away just 1 inches. I i Knobloek Dnkerj. A recent call at that most popular of all business houses, Knoblock's grocery, revealed the fact that their baker's department comprises probably the whitest land lightest bread, the best col lection of cakes of all kinds, rich or plain, and the freshest and most varied assortment generally of this class of eatables.

The superiority of their bread is partly due to the improved quality of the flour made by the Knobloek mills, which has been noted on all brands since the new and improved machinery has been put in. Then too, the barker now employed by the firm un derstands his business to perfection and makes no bistakes. He has got up two or three new barns which have proved a great success, and in the matter of pies he beats the world. If you Want something especially choice of the kind just drop in and you will be well suited. rrAsuiour FOLLIES, rg edgings hold on.

The autumn silk will be striped. The advantage of a white dress is that it doesn't fade. The njost popular night-robe has a sack front and double yoke back. The English walking-hat, with both sides turned up, is extremely dressy. Reports from the other side say autumn bonnets will have strings.

In prints the border styles' are still the Worsted overcoatings contiuue to be popular.1 The Paris belles have quit wearing those stiff pique dresses. A Jersey trineham manufacturer has introduced "borders" with his fab rics. 's A black pocket trimmed with lace or beads, and worn on the outside of a white overskirt, is the latest agony. The City Hat Store is the place to get your Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, Trunks, 25 per cent saved. H.

WHEELER. The National Coffee Pot is acknowl- edged to Saves in be the best by all good cooks. time, trouble and coffee. Sold on trial by Hight Fairfield. dwstf Ladles' Garment Suspenders.

jfTbat every woman needs! Is sutTerlngr Tort and, Injustice to herself, ought to nave! I Sold only by Stei ns Dros. Elsivorth, sole agents for South Bend. 366tf. Call for the Stand-Pipe Collar, and take no other, for they are 1 the best. PECK, THE CLOTHIER, -I'v'- --1 keeps them.

im Youoan find plenty of thin clothing "cheap1 for your boys at 7 COR. MICHIGAN A WASHINGTON STS. We are now gelling all our Summer Clothing for Men and Boys at nrice that will 1 close them out. Call and see for yourself. PECK THE HATTER.

Special Notice1 to Ladles. D. II. BAUER Have Jst receleved a Large Assortment of E. C.

BURT'S Fine Shoes. Ladies are invited to call and examine these goods as their splendid quality and beautiful style, render them unexceptidnably desirable. 257dtwtf OFFICE STATIONERY WRITING PAPER AND ENVELOPES A SPECIALTY. Selling lower than any other house in the ony, uu "I HEADaUAETERS roa innnn UU1J iilllillllJI mm CLQ nmn 1111JIJ Te-Ujr Adverlleemrnl. C.

M. Heeton, gal J. -Mrs, J. N. gmlth For Sslei Mrt.

Susan A. Smith Xotle. JOTTIXUM A HOLT to war. Brief XoIm er Thing! In Utttfrnl UMbered bjr "Tribune" 6am. C.

Sample in bom. 'a a A rocttitiir or the city, teachers was held at 3 o'clock p. m. to-day. Remember the temperance meeting to-morrow.

I E. S. Merrifield, of Valparaiso, is in the city to-day. I 'A Pilea of new brick are being hauled to the ruins of the Studeoaker -fire. Legal cap aad, school papers of all grades at tne ibibcke store.

Get a choice basket of peaches to night at Wills Sterne'. Major Benner Pennsylvania. has returned, from Miss Ellen Eddv. of this city, will sail shortly, as a missionary to Japan, in the interest of the Episcopal Church, t'l Mr. and Mrs.

C. II. Fellows, of the firm of Hoffman York, are visiting Mrs. C. C.

Jacksop, of this city. Fmb ojeters, ripe peaches, asjd finite of all kind at the Baltimore oyster house, tf i Paul Beck with photographed the en campment of the Knightsjof Pythias at Laporte. Mrs. W. B.

Weston, who has been risking her relatives here for a time has returned to her home in Grand IUpids. Important reduction injthe price of Kogers plated forks, spoons, butter knives, Ac, by Hight Fairfield. diwtf i Six South Benders, not counting the gentle Nellie Williams can't go to church to-morrow because they are in jail. Attend the Business College) at Kalamazoo, Mich. Board only $3.50 per week.

Journal sent free. I sat W. C. Dwigbt, of the Indiana, Reaper Iron Company, has returned from the East. H-4 The bottom knocked outof the prices of everything at Joe.

Hartman's, No. 5 Michigan street. lj Stereoscopic views of the ruins of the tudebaker fire, taken by James Bon- ney, for sale at the (TbJbcsx store. Bent by mail anywhere for 25 cents, All the Chicago dailies at the Tribute store and subscriptions received for any paper, magazine or periodical pub lished. Most of the teachers of the public schools have arrived, and are ready to enter upon their duties nxt Monday morning.

Everybody tees a fresh supply of fruits and vegetables of all! kinds an loaded at Wills Sterns'. I The residence of R. E.J Smith was visited by burglars last night, but they were discoverea Deiore eaecting an en trance. 1 1 Steel spectacles, with periscopic lens and finely tempered bows, only 1.50 at Might Fairfield's. wstf The regular business meeting of the Ladies Temperance Association will be held at the Evangelical (Church on Monday at 3 p.

m. 1 A grand opening is not considered necessary in order to buy your school books at Palmer Van Winkle. It Is place to buy cheap. A drunken man fell last fnight from the foot-way of the Peninsular railroad bridge, but struck in shallow water and got out unharmed but sobered, i -i Copies of the WexxlT Tkibuue containing a full account of the Stude; baker fire, also of the sympathy meeting of the citizens, and the Studebaker's reply thereto, put up in stamped wrap pen ready for mailing, may: be had at the Tbibcttb Store, for five; cents each. Gold spectacles and eye-glasses, in both periscopic leases and genuine Scotch pebbles, from $3 to $13, at Hight Fairfield's.

SAWtf Prof. W. Ivers' dancing party, on Monday evening, at Veasey'j Academy of Music, promises to be a very pleasant affair. Tickets admitting a lady and gentleman, price $1, are for? sale at the Tbibuke store. I .1 I A new upholstering, furnishing and general repair shop is oilened by Char es Saechtlg, the pioneer jupholsterer of he city, at 112 Michigan; street, base- nent north of the Grand Dollar Store.

Mr. Saechtlg has done the finest work the city for the last five years; four years' in the employment of Mr. Lip-hart, during which time his work received the premium at the county fair, When exhibited; and we can truly recommend him to the citizens South Bend as a first-class mechanic At the City Hat Store you can find very thing in our line at25 per cent, less than any other house in South nd. Save money and buy of A. H.

IWheeler. We no longer have any excuse for not being good-natured icy the morning f-that is, after We own a National Coffee Pot, and llon't care to sell, Hight Fairfield Ire the agents for them. They called; us in. We suspected nothing. They brought but a coffee pot and began talk.

Told about its needing less coffee that it retained the flavor as well as the strength that it needed, no watching could stay oih the stove for hours, fif necessary, without injury that when on the table the last cup was as hot as the first, if not hotter. In our politest manner we intimated we had heard all that before; that, we had one now in the attic, with no end of and falsa bottoms and sfrairlers. They turned up their noses a once said ours was complicated and needed a French male cook theirs was simplicity itself, and a baby could un derstand it. That was point for them, aad we took it home, but they were sceptical. We asked that; it should be used once before we returned it; tried it the next morning ashamed to acknowl edge it, but thought we were drinking Mocha.

Wife said 'twas! only Java. We kept it. They have imore left at No. 99 Michigan Street. Bead Tble.1 Ir The young man who took a certain amount of money from the drawer at our meat market, on Friday, is hereby notified to return the same by next Monday night, at 6 o'clock! or his name Ulbe published.

1 IIOLLOWA jWALKER. 1 i See Here ft and see our stockf of scarlet, white, blue and blue-mixed yarn, also flannels and good heavy gray and check flannels 50 cents, made for trade. See them before you buy. dAwtf South Bend Woolen Co. I X.lveljrWrlcJ Vhile out for practice hut evening No.

3 Hose Com Dan v. Fourth ward, ran 311 rods, disconnected two i sections of hose, attached hydrant, put 'on the hose pipe and were throwing water in 28 seconds. This beats any thingiat the Kalamazoo tournament I a I To (be The citizens of South Bend are here by notified that we have disposed of our stock of groceries and crood-will to Jo- seph Rockerfeller, of this city. All per sons knowing themselves to be indebt-edto us will please call and settle at once to avoid costs. We tare pleasure in recommending our successor to the general public, and bespeak! for him a continuation of the many favors bestow- edpon us, for which allowjus to thank yoq.) lours truly, 385tl2w2t! Scott Baee.

School Re-Openlar. The St. Joseph Academvl will ,5 -i next Monday, August 31. Sister Clau- dine, who has been two years away, has returned and will take charge of the school. 387d3L I IxoU Ont for Tbts.

The Knobloek Bros. Manufacturing Company not having disposed of all their ready-made furniture, will sell at private sale at less than wholesale price. They have on hand several elf the fines chamber sets, bureaus, and stands, small stands, teapoys, pillar and rim extension tabids, These goods are; all in the white, but any one can easilv finish a comfaon piece of furniture, and be assured the price is lowr possibly imagine. For particulars call on A. x.

iwnehrake, at factory, or J. C. noDiock at his store. 832eod6Uw2t. aiiowerprices man eTer neard or berore in South Bend, and remember that CHEAP CHARLEY, at The Cheapest Store Under the Sun, has only one price, and is prepared to fur-1 nieh you with splendid and fashionable garment, at the very smallest mararins of profit.

Remember, The Cheapest Store Under the Sun, D. E. CUMMINS, DENTIST, Office No. 96 Mich. Street OTeir Wyman store.

South Bend, Indiana. Teeth extracted without pain by the use of nitrous-oxide gas The FALL SUITS of S. 90 Michigan Street, are as moderate in Price as they are beautiful in Stylo and "'-V Make. Gentlemen preferring clothes made to order can Selept from Ond of the FINEST STOCKS of Goods. i Customers can see what thv are buying.

Abundant light is afforded, and the goods placed so everyone can examine and select at leisure. You always find at No. 90 Mich. Sam'l EngePs One-Price Clothing Store, the Lowest Prices, thft Lnrfyoaf ifnlr 7 WiVVaei veAAVeV the goods vastly superior, to ciotnmg. mad a nn.v AMINE.

THE ONE PRICED CLOTHING STORE OP SAMUEL EriCEL. ENGKEL, I. I umaiv ruaay maae ue owvk iresn oeinflr last COME AND EX Recommends all who intend purchasing Clothing to read this and at the first opportunity visit his Clothing Store No. 90 Michigan -which is completely stocked with the grandest line of male attire that has ever been placed on the counter arid shelves of any Clothier. There are few who cannot find among the large stock of Coats, Pants, Vests and other Goods now offered at S.

90 Mich. just the article that fits, suits and i in every respect pleases them, but for those who prefer garments made to measure according to their own desire, at the Shortest Notice, S. E's garments will satisfy every wish and give the most excellent service. The question is settled thpt the largest assortment, Best Styles of Goods, Handsomest Cut Clothing and most reasonable Prfees are found, at my establishment I invite comparison. AU are cordially in vited to call and convince themselves No.

90 Michigan street, is the the place at Samuel Engel's where gentlemen who are difficult to fit, and whose tailors haveoot given them satisfaction, are requested to calL Special attention is given to correct! measurements. Great care is taken to get up clothing that will exactly fit and please the taste of those who may have heretofore considered themselves doomed to wear ill shaped and ungraceful garments. Principal; Miss E. A. Schutt, Upper Intermediate: Miss C.

Johnson, Lower Intermediate; Miss E. Ebberson, Pri mary. A Blrd's-Kye View or South Bend. We have been shown by Mr. C.

C. Pease, the agent, who is now canvassing, a bird's-eye-view picture of Jhis city, as jit would appear to one on a high elevation near the southwestern corner, or up in a balloon, so as to be able to look over the entire place. The drawing shown us is the preliminary sketch, to be filled ont so as to make it more complete, and then lithographed and prjnted with colors, in size and form convenient for framing and to make ajfine picture ornament for parlor or library. It is not a map, in the sense of being drawn from survey, and yet it is both a map and a handsome drawing in per spective, showingthe streets, river.parks, public buildings and nearly every house in the city, large or1 small, with the groves, ishade trees, lawns, etc, and all the points of interest. It is a work with which every citizen must be pleased upon examination, and an explanation of the style in which it will be finished, by like drawings of other cities, which the agent exhibits.

The artist is Mr, Brosius, of Milwaukee, concerning whose skill his work speaks for itself. There is nothing sensational about iti nor is it an advertising dodge, yet the picture will of itself be a more vaiuaoie aavenisement oi our city, than which very few if any cities show more handsomely in a work of that kind. This chromo-lithographic, bird's-eye view, will make a fine ornament for the parlor, ahd we advise citizens to examine it leisurely and critically when the agent calls upon them. It is well worth that trouble to any citizen, whether feeling able to subscribe or not, and there is 'no -charge for the i exhibition. Look at it, it commends itself to the attention: of all.

SR. L. ELIEL'S SONS WILL REFIT RESTOCK The store heretofore occupied by Dr. S. Raff and hope with Our Larger Facilities AND MANY YEARS SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE, 1 to rreatlv increase and folly merit the patron-ace of the cititeni of South Bend.

All foods purchased from us are guaranteed Strlctljr Pure Jind. Oar LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. STATIOTJERY, 73 WASHEfGTON STEEET, I Tribune Store. 883dswly DR. Ij, ELIEL'S SONS.

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