Democratic Sentinel, Volume 1, Number 39, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 9 November 1877 — A Loss to Many. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. [ARTICLE]

A Loss to Many.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Dr. I. B. Washburn® departs t'ds morning, with his family, for their new home in Rensselaer, this State. All who know them will regret the loss of Dr. W. and his family, as citizens and neighbors; but the greater loss wilj fall upon those who have learned to value nis professional services at th ir true worth. In this capacity he is scrupulous and faithful, studying his case with great care, and applying ail his professional knowledge! to its speedy cure. He is also a close and industrious student, who keeps abreast with the discoveries ami mentsof his profession. The write r of this notice has had ample oppo:trinity to test his professional skill, and takes pleasure in expressing she decided opinion that he is one of the best physicians that has ever practiced in this communitv. He cannot fail to be ag eat acqusition in his pre* session to the people of Rensselaer and the surrounding country.—Logansport Journal, Oct. 3,1877.

-Robert E.

Corning, Executor, to David. Gleason, w i nwj 42, 32, 7; part ne ue 81, 32, 7. 93 36.1100 acres. Naomi Spray to Mary E. Clark, lot 4, block 20, Remington, John jjoonetra to Siebren Boonstra, w.} sei 30, 29, 7. John R. Bell to James Hildreth, pt n} nei 1, 32,7.-20 acres. Sarah Paris to E. L. Clark, ne se 23, 29.- 5. Nancy Johnson to Esther Willett, lot 3, block 7, Chambers & Morgan’s addition to Remington. William Jordan to Nancy M. French se ne 24, 27, 7. Sheriff Jasper County to Thomas n| nwi, 27. 23. 7. Miles Perry to Alfred McCoy, ej nei 27; nei nei 28; w ne 28; e nw 28, 29, 6, Alfred McCoy to Isaac N. &M. L. Hemphill, nene 28, 29, 6. Oliver P. Tabor to Oscar M. Vickery, n| nwi 35, 27, 7.—100 acres. Emile Kosankie |o John Hin, w| nei 13, 31, 5. Elizabeth Puecupile to Wm. H. & C, Rhoades, part lot 7, black 3 in Rensselaer. James Cunningham to Francis Phelps, si sw qr 33, 28, 7. John A. Benson to James H. Benson, nw nw 20, 28, 5; e side ne ne 19, 28, 5.—70 acres.