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Newspaper
Syracuse Register
Location
Syracuse, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1896
Page
4
Goshen in town on business. Visitors from Lagrange and Syracuse. School janitor appointed. Oysters and quick meals advertised. Amputation of Abraham Hapner after accident. Local deaths and weddings noted. Train incident and Mills drug ads. Community events include preaching and reunions.
Public sale at the bidders residence half a mile south of Syracuse on Thursday September 17 1896 features 3 work horses 1 cow 1 young steer and calf 2 farm wagons 2 draft harness 1 bob sled 2 hay rakes 1 sleigh 1 fanning mill 1 drill 1 hay rake 1 hay tedder 1 buckeye binder 2 mowers 2 corn cultivators 1 corn planter 1 corn sheller 2 spring tooth harrows 1 plaster sower 2 meat barrels 1 iron kettle 1 copper kettle 3 iron kettles plus tools about 1400 sugar pails 5 tons of clover hay 200 bushels of corn and various household effects. Terms one year on sums of 5 or more with note and security. cash for smaller sums. Sale begins 9 o clock. Join and Catherine Kerry Phil Carr auctioneers.
One male hog weighing about 100 pounds is taken up. Owner may claim by contacting Jerry Fackler and paying damages.
The dissolved firm Lunt & Walters will have I W Lunt sue all debts and collect all dues for the firm Loar & Waartens advertises 44 abblets in town. The Syracuse Furniture Store is the only place to buy tablets and school supplies. A recent remonstrance regarding a new road near Vawter Park had eighty seven signatures but only thirteen property owners. Mr and Mrs S Widner entertained at cards with many guests. Nickel Plate Road offers low rate excursion tickets to Toronto August 31 to September 3 for the International Fair. A thirty eight acre farm on Syracuse lake is for rent by Geo Barro Syracuse Ind. It is after harvest and accounts should be settled by J H Miller.
Benton column reports ham Hapner heirs sale largely attended and items nearly sold at moderate price. Politicians visited Elkhart to hear Bryan. Eugene Juday and wife stayed with parents near Millersburg. Prickett of Nappanee in town. Miss Leath Dausman of Goalien visited sister Mrs Bickel. Rev Riggs new U B pastor, recently returned from conference at Lagrange. Shingle sale promotion and local shop notices dominate. Schools begin Monday. farm near Syracuse offered for sale relocation details included.
WANTED. Wheat and oats at the elevator for which highest market price will be paid. J A Kernixe offers Bly 80 acre farm with house barn and orchard and 40 acres under cultivation four miles south of Syracuse and half a mile from Wa wasee Lake for details see 6s Flmi. Blanchard.
A 40 acre fully cultivated farm offers a good house and large orchard located 2 1/2 miles north of Syracuse. Cash rent required. Apply to Austin Grissamer.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as the best for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a guaranteed refund if not satisfied. Priced at 25 cents a box and sold by Miller and Bushouig.
On September 29 the B and O Railroad will sell excursion tickets to Mans field Art Vernon Lodi Wooster Abnersburg Creston Warwick Akron Denton Kent Ravenna Warren Niles and Orville Ohio at six dollars for the round trip Tickets to Youngstown Ohio return at sixty cents Tickets valid for return fifteen days Call on any agent for information
A well beaten path leads to the store with throngs of buyers crossing daily. Management stresses strengthening friendly business ties with the public and asks customers to spread the word to neighbors. Weekly specials include Halfpint pork and beans with tomato sauce and canned mackerel, plus editor Diéber coffee and Mocha and Tava coffee. Jelly cans offered at 25¢ this week.
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