Democratic Sentinel, Volume 1, Number 21, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 6 July 1877 — Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

jThc Democratic Sentinel. FIUDAY JULY 6. 1877. . I Butter 12 cents per lb. Eggs 8 cents per dozen. ( Cleqr side J2} cents per lb. i Bacon and Hams 12}. to 15. i Shoulders 10 to 12. Potatoes $1 20 per bushel, Green apples 50 to 75. Beans $2 to $2 40 per bushel. Flour (winter wheat} 82 00 to $2 75 per quarter bbl. Ice-cold Lemonade at Tuteur’s. Wigmore has just received a lot of handsome ‘’time-keepers.” Simon P. Thompson is a “boss fellow” ou a committee. ! Jap Wright was the champion in J the young men’s foot race. Jno. Jenkens came of first best, of i the old men, in the foot race. Our young friend Jerry Haley secured the prize fastened on top of the greased pole. Our young friend Carr, with his i company of “Modocs” aflorded con- : sidorable amusement to the ass;m* .bled multitude on the 4t,h. On last Saturday evening Will Austin left Itensselaer for Crawfords villo. His father is Tying very ill at that place, H. C. Smith is ready at all times to supply new .pumps of best qualify, and repair those already in use that may need it. Terms us reasonable as any ' ' = On last Saturday another of the old citizens of White county, Isaac Reynolds, for many years a prominent business man in Monlieello, passed from the scenes of earth!. Maiuiiaoe Li t.xsf.s—To Thomas I£ Davisson and Nancy McColly; John H. Gilmorn and Sarah E. Obenchain; George W. Warren and Mary C. Gilmorn; John Earl and Mary E. Dowell-

Down with Competition ! - It. L. Mattingly, Francesviile. defies competition in the sale o!' From, Halt and Groceries. Halt sold at $1 55 to 81 65, very best and cleanest. In car lots still lower. An interesting child of L, K. Yeoiimn, residing in Barkley township, aged IH months, on Tuesday morning last got hold of a bottle containing poison ond swallowed sufficient to produce death in a short time. A Bask of Meeting will be held at Altar’s Mil!, commencing Haturday July 1-ith. at l o’clock, p..m., and eontinning through Sabbath following. Religious services will be, conducted by Eld. 11. B. Miller. A cordial invitation is extended to all. For a sure cure of Kburalgia,llhenmatism, Swollen Joints, Headache., Lame Back,'Sore Throat, and ail Nervous Diseases, use only “Lawson's Curative,” the celebrated and wonder- ; ful Pain-Killer. It is warranted to effect a permanent curb when faithfully used. It is for jsale by all dealejs in medicines. W. J lines, Agent. Rensselaer Ind. At a regular meeting of Iroquois Lodge No. 143 I. O. O- F. held at their ballon Tuesday evening July 3, 1377. The following named geiith * men were installed as officers for the ei suing term oy Cha’s. H. Price, Past Grand : Leslie 0. Grant Noble Grand; Elza Phillips, Yieo Grand; N. W. Reeve, Secretary; G. W. Terhune, Treasurer.

"SWEET FORGET ME NOT. This is the title of a new and magnificent song with a remarkably pretty waltz chorus, composed by “Bobby Newcojib,” of minstrel fame. It is sung by Primrose and West. ofHaverly’sMinstecls; Delehanty and Henglcr . of the “Tony Pastor Troupe;” Adah Richmond, and other first class artists, all over the country. This song will surely be admired by everybody. Price 40 cents per eopy; can be had from any music dealer or publisher. F. W. llf.lmick. 50 West 4th St. Cincinnati, O. Real Estate Transfers.— Lorenzo D. Marion to William Price, s|sei nei 30, 30, 0. Jasper Circuit Court to James H. Knight, \\'i sej 0, 30, 0. Charles H. Arnold totJsebioua Pride net swl and si sel nwl 35, 29, 5. Charles M. Buell to Dumont A. Buell nw i 17, 27, 7. Nathaniel W. Reeve to Mary A. & W. J. Yates, lot 11, block 5, Rensscl aer, J. A. Pierce to 11. M. Pliilabaum, wf swR G, 31,. 6. Henry T. Thornton to Lvdia A. Thornton, nvvj sej 20, 30, 7. 1 Isaac R. Lewis et al to A. J. Kent, n A se J 20, 30, 0. Rebecca A. Lackey to Nancy W. Reese, lots 4 arid 5, block 12, Weston addition to Remington. Lester Goodyer to Daniel Gordon nei sei 15, 32, 0. Zitari Dwiggins, Commissioner, to Elkanah B. Yaudersmith, e 4 3, 27, 7. The Fourth was celebrated at this place in accordance with the programme. The bill was filled complete, excepting the torch-light procession. The people were awakened with the ringing of b.'lls and firing of artillery, tanvil.t.) The meeting was called to order at a. m., and speeches, readily of the reelaration, vocal and instrumental music was the order until noon. Immediately after dinner efforts were made to climb the greased pole until the hour for calling together the. assemblage. At the conclusion of the afternoon exorcises the wheelbarrow, foot, and sack races, parade of the mardi-gras, catching the greas°d pig, and climbing the greased pole came off. a much larger number Moe in attendance than was anticipated, and •everything passed off j pleasantly and satisfactorily.