Democratic Sentinel, Volume 1, Number 44, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 14 December 1877 — Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

|J£W gIIOE § TORE ! The public ii respectfully ifitermod I hat I have opened a store opi>ositc the. Bank, n here will be found a large assortment of BOOTS and SHOES i Including 11 large assortment of my own make. AT LOW RATES! T have made a Careful selfeSfioft pertai/dng u> a wml regulated .Shoe Store, and resi>c.»tfßiiy invite the pubb'c for (belo.se inapeetfwti, A Custom Shop Will be conncet<;d, where I shall manufacture, to measure, all kinds J beets and Shots, (foods all warrnnfrd. _ ficjxiiri'i" neatly and rcasonsihly d* •••. Koic-lo uhet for sale, l'ieus.e give me aee i, S. ASo. Store opposite the Dank, lIENSKELAEB. I’\D. | DR, A. L. HA7t HAP,. Anipainees to the c<-nihuinity tii :t he dcdUTe-. IP-prof' ■ w offer'd | ■tothe pul lie ; -i a. pe that • ars j exp- n.n n -r him aide to gi ve sut- I infliction to aiLwfi. favor him with their natron tig". Bpecjal i,tt -nlioiig vi atoeiiro ii': j dinftaKifs. Is perrniiled to refer to all who 1 ar-’ aequalnted wit h liirn. C*'“ Office jgu> rl v opp< site Court House. — j Reside withers. Ore.t osite Judge j Tlarnmond’s Aug. 10,’77 *iiin. j AUSTIN HOUSE, ReussoJ aer, IncJ. A. W. CLEVELAND, Pbopbietok. Tiiik well-known House having recently changed bandwhas been th’orougbly rerioated, refuted and refurnished throughout, and is now open for the reception of gue.-s s. H is centrally located large, conveniently • irranged : and the proprietor will strive to make it attractive and hoiiie-bke to all who favor him wit It patronage. The taLlcis.ilv.utys s'.ippi'c.d i\ iiti the best variety afforded by the market, (Jiiarges as moderate as eir--1 in. .■ t 'gee* and conditions win permi*. l*r Good Stabling connected with the House. 1851. CHARTER PERPETUAL. 1877. FIRE INSUFANCS COMPANY, ! Ot IN'OIAM.VHOI.iS, lixt. | ASSETS, - $371,683.42. JAS. 32. ROBER "HON, Prea’t. , W.vi. Wi:: lk'. Woollen, Secrcltiry. D ’.XLEL B. Ml.i ,L. .r vrid, vln2S). Rn. ooliU’r. Iml.

The Democratic Sentinel. FiF BAY i/FCEMBJ.R J L 1877.

it 2d oonfs per lb. 1.;’.: s lo e -ffts J>f ilozi-T ( i -a." side 124 uciita j>pv to. Bncou titul Hums 12i to to. f-.i'ovil.'lex’f: 10 to 12. • •i.utdca ioe. per buslu.il. i f. fit ;! 1>!11< •-J i:J to ill. O -bU3 $2 to H 2 40 per buslr y 1 ■ e; ••*■,>, VV | lent I v] B*' pi nl) l .1 t.K ■ ■ Hi;. '- i In-t Idal- d ware ;]•:?. **< ’’-‘E e 1 at Orwil! Hi G" 'Mill it euli. ■ : r iidvP s r.t. Lai tub’s. ■’ Mi ■ tv 11 tit the railr.. M bridge, • a-it ol town, uouiuietjct-d Moudav • .'-uiuy. 1’ iue Syrup, at Laßue’s. Belli Xltomas Clock 3 for solo b> \Vigmovo. Warranud 2 ye us. Clteai u' casti. H.uifable books, for the holvdays, at -;os V i 1 k? Xu.•.l .1 -.voiry neat...?’ ••• *’ if ••v"A Ig acre. Suop at ImcV .v.-Jiool Books iifcW iliis liik’s’. V.'irrtioi :• vr l for. ish you Silver, or d - .pt . .-.i'l’l.'.i, d ar at lower prices tiasn .1 kept ie stock. The best Grocories at lie lowest p M•’ ut A H. I...Rue’s. Geo, L. H iHiii u and :p . sou. Cant, ■-bt - ■■ • :I. , -'. ere in . . 1 : Paryed for ssi 50 at L; . A L. La:> ;u is «sou it nod to uis rooms by a severe sjnffi of -.iekuess. Canned Ftur. i'eas, (JML aud Lugar, tit Laitue’s. Mr. Aluxandor, vontraet.a Id.r "Narrow Gctu, e” ties, and Frank LI. \Viekley, Esq , of Bradford, stopped at the lbits House last Monday eyetiiap. A vine 1 ; oneert will be p;iv a t.«y da. ft lends ar.ii rni-mters of the Presbyterian A; bbatli Bchoolou tile cveict'gs of thekidt and 22<i December. Don’t fail to call and examine our slock of Groceries, and learu prices, before buying elsewhere. A. S. Lxvßue. ’ Fine Castors, Napkin Rings, Cake Baskets, Ter Sets, lee Sets, Waiters, Butter Dishes, Breakfast Sels, Pie Knives. Silver <'ups, Gold Thimbles, Jewevvolry, Watches, Me., can be proettred of Wigmore. Deave your orders with him, at lints’ Drug Store, and procure goo 1 articles at low rates. As an Auctioneer “Pap” Smoot is a success, and we cheerfully commend him to all in want of such service. Vne fifteenth anniversary of the v.' ■ .iding of Mr. and Mrs. U. H. Dwlgxpas was celebrated at their residence Ninirday evenirgl •ff N-mr ahuads -tests '.are sumptuously entertfl,,i''d. ' p-ini.-rs came in for a“hare of the good things provided, for which they return thanks. Don’t fail to go to C. C Starr’s now store for anything you want in the Grocery or Queensware line, and extun me his goods and prices before nniking >our purchases. Standard goods and low prices, for cuTt, is his motto. On Wednesday, Dec. 26th, at 10 o’clock, a. m., W m. H. Marlatt, will sell, at public auction, at his residence, in Marion township, two miles north of Rensselaer, his ■ personal property consisting of—3 Horses; 1 Cow; 14 head of stock Hogs;-Corn in crib and shock; tame and wild Hay; Oats in the grainery; Farming Implements; Houssiiold and Kitchen Furniture, and other articles. Terms made known on day of sale. The next meeting of the Jasper County Temperance Union will be held at the Presbyterian Church, on Monday evening, December 17th, 1877. Do not fail to attend, as a good programme is prep ared. The partnership heretofore existing between F. W. and S. P. Lester, in the livery business was, some days ago, dissolved by mutual consent. The business is now conducted by S. P. Lester.