Democratic Sentinel, Volume 1, Number 50, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 25 January 1878 — Page 3

The Democratic Sentinel. jAKEB W. MeEWEIT, Proprietor. A.dLv®r*li»ing Rates' On® oolum, one year ♦** 9® Half column. " ™ Uuarler cot. ’* “ Fitfhth col. “ ; 4 ® Ten per cent, added to foregoing P* 4 £f 14 advertisements are »et to occupy more than ■ingle column width. . Fractional parts of a year at e J?uitable Business cards not o *e"edm« 4 inch space. |6 a year, *8 for six month s. JA™ 4 * moe. All legal notices and advertisements, at established statute price. . „ Ant _ - Reading notice*, first publication 10 cents a line! eaclf publication thereafter 6 cts. a line. Yearly advertisements mav be changed quarterly [one* in three months) at the option of the advertiser, free of extra charge. Advertisements for persons not residents of Jasper county must bo paid lor In advance of first publication, when less thauone-quar-ter column In size; and vuarterly in advance when larger

MORDECAI r. CHIL.COTE, Attarnejr-at~Law RiKsniiutn. - I vniAim Practices in the Courts of Jasper and adjoining counties. Makes collections a specialty. Office or. north side of Washington streot, opposite Court House. vtni. R S. DWIOOINS. ZIMBI DWIOOINS. R. S. Sc Z. DWIOOINS, Attorneys-at-Law, and Loan Brokers. Hknbskiaeb, .... Indiana. SIOO 000 To Loan on First Mortgage, on five years’ time, at# percent. Interest, in sums of SBOO and over. NOTAKT JPUBLIO. COLLECTOR. DANIEL. B. MILLER, Attoroey-at-Law, Rnnssklarb, - Indiana. Office up stairs in in Bedford & Jackson's Block. Taxes paid, abstracts prepared, all kinds of legal contracts written. vln 1 Special attention given to preparing Bitch and iload Petitions and Reports of Viewers. IRAWYEOMAN, Attomoys-*t-Law. Sc Notary Publio, Bsal Estate Agent in > Abstracter, writ's up And acknowledge nil kinds of lega instruments. Cf? Office on Washington Street, second door west of Leopld’s store, uensselaer. ind. vlnl. FRANK W. BABCOCK, Attorusy-atLaw, Notary Public, Real Estate Broker, Loan and Insurance Agent, Renssolaor, Ind. Lands examined. Abstracts of Title prepared and T >xes paid, ('o! lections a specialty. Office opposite Court House. SIMON P. THOMPSON, DA VID J. THOMPSON' Attornoo-at Law. . Notary Public. THOMPSON Sc BROTHER, Rsnsselalb, - - - Indiana. Practice In all the Courts. MARION L. SPXa'LER, Collector aud Abstracter. \Ye pay part icular attention to paying taxes telling and leasing lands.

TVW J. H. LOUOHRIDQE, Physician ana «— tfto a. Washington street, below Austin’s hotel. Tsn per ctur. interest will be added to all Accounts running unsettled longer than Ihree months. DR. G. A. MOSS. Office in SdtW's brick, Washington street, tppoaite Court House, Rensselaer, ind. DR. IRA C. KELLEY, Boutist aud Photographer, ItANsdELAKR, - - - INDIANA meat, 11 .it"Ltasaycv i—- ■ ■. 11 i .... EXCHANGE BANK, h*MiNoToN. Ind., O. B, Mclatire, Proprietor. ltuy and soil oxchtuige, make collections, jegotiate hums on real estate, pay intereston Meposits, ore.- Office hours from 8 o'clock, a. ;n., to < p. hi. , rw-" ... -i I.—. "■ LESLIE GRANT . Blncksiuitk, Shop on Front Streot. next dooi sbo\c. tho Hinge Oflioe, at Duvall & Hoff's old Si ami. Pationngo solicitxl. - vln2 CHARLES P, HOPKINS BE(J8 Isuvoto inform the public that he it uow prepared to do house painting, papei tanging, culcinitning, etc., at prices boyon I competition Cti be found at his-rooms. up italrs in Liberal Corner building ■ vinll SHINDLF.R Sc ROBERTS, Blacksmiths. At Warrior's oid stand on Front street. Horseshoeing, machine repairing, carriage ironing, etc., done iieat.lv and cheaply. vln2. HOPKINS HOUSE, R. J. Hopkins - - Proprietor. Excellent table,convenient location, jarofiil attention to wants of guests, md experienced inauagernent. are its .vuommendations to popular favor. Emmet Kannal, Drugfist d Pharmacsuiisi. Hard Rubber Trutses a Specialty. Washington street, *ln3 Kensselaer, Ind, LIVERY STABLE. RENSSELAER Livery, Feed & Sale STABLES, S. P. LESTER, PKOFRIKTOB. XJIAR OF THE CITY HOTEL, BENSSELAER, • INEIAM. Everything First Class. Rates Reasonable. |u1y27.’77.

J. S WIGMBRE, WATCH & CLOCK MAKER. Shop In WILLIS IMES’ DRUG STORE, Rensselaer, Ind. All work warranted to give aatis•ction, »nd charges as low as will in- ■ ur« ff»od work, y j j

NEWSHOE STORE The public is respectfully informed that I have opened a store opposite the Bank, where will be found a large assortment of BOOTS and SHOES Including a large assortment of my own make. AT LOW RATES! I have made a careful selection of goods pertaining to a well regulated Shoe Store, and respectfully invite the public for a close inspection. A Custom Shop Will be connected, where I shall manufacture, to measure, all kinds of Boots and Shoes. Goods all warranted. Repairing neatly and reasonably done. Sole-leather for sale. Please give me a call, S. BASS. 8tor«) opposite the Bank, REUBSELAEH. IND. DR. A. L. HAMAH, Announces to the community that ho designs to make Rensselaer his permanent home. His professional services are offered to the public with the hope that SO years experience may render him able to give satisfaction to all who favor him with their patronage . Special attention given to chronic diseases. Is permitted to refvr to all who are acquainted with him. Ipff~ Office nearly opposite Court House.— Reside ce with Mrs. Orockett.opposite Judge Hammond's. Aug. 10. ’77 *6m. AUSTIN HOUSE, Rensselaer, IndA. W. CLEVELAND, Pbovbietob. This well-known House having recently changed bunds has been thoroughly renovated, reillted and refurnished throughout, and is now open forthe reception of gues s. It Is centrally located large, conveniently arranged ; and the proprietor will strive to make it attractive and home-l'ke to all who favor him with patronage. The table is always supplied wit.ii the best variety afforded by the market. Charges as moderate as circumstances and conditions will permit. Good Stabling connected with the House. 1851. CHARTER PERPETUAL. 1877. FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF.INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. ASSETS, - - - 8371,683.42. JAS. E. ROBERTSON, Pres’t. Wm. Wesley Woollen, Secretary. DANIEL B. MILLER. Agent, vlb2l). Rensselaer. Ind.

The Democratic Sentinel. FRIDAY JANUARY 25. 1878. If you wish to buy a tract of land In Jasper county consult Thompson & Bro. They sell at owners’ prices, and liavo a large list from which to select. 1 -I!. L..J LL Salt $2 a barrel at Kern’s. A large lot best brands of Cigars just received at Laßue’s. The mail was carried to Frances* vllh , Tuesday, on horseback. Choice Dried Peaches, 10 cents a pound, at Kern’s. Tho meeting last Saturday was a success. See proceedings in another column. Best new Prunes, 12| cents, at Kern’s. Go t) Kern for Groceries and Provisions, the cheapest place in town. Frank Cotton Is tho first to conlract, with the Narrow Gauge for freight ratc-s. The celebrated Diamond Oyster, at 31 cents a can, at Kern’s. The south half of section 16, township 82.range7 Congressional School Land, sold ou Saturday last to S. P. Thompson for sll2O 00 cash Elder C. F. Sweet, of N. Y., will preach at the Christian Clinch iu this place nn Sunday, January 27, 1878, at 1(H o’clock, a. in. Frank Cotton has moved to this place from Francesville, and will remove his lumber to this point so soon as transportation opens. Canned Fiuit, Teas, Coffee and Sugar, at Laßue’s, The “oldest inhabitant* knoweth not when the roads have been for such a length of time so continuously aud uninterruptedly bad. Choice brands of Tobaccos just received at Tuteur’a. Circuit Court will close up its January Term to-morrow. We will endeavor to giye a synopsis of proceedings next week. tST” Pictures enlarged for $1 50 at Sharp’s Gallery. A continuance to next term of Circuit Ceurt was granted McCully, and in default of SIOOO bail he accompanied the Sheriff to Fowler last Monday, Silas Swain is talking of opening up a road through his place north of town to extend from the northern terminus of Forest Avenue to the Mon nett line. The real objection of Bro. Horace to the Diesent officers of the Agricultural & Mechanical Association is the fact that they refused to award him the printing for the last fair at fancy rates. Dr. Jackson cortemplates visiting Texas early in March next for the purpose of looking after property there for which he has traded, and with a view of finding a climate which will be more conducive to health. The Agricultural Association was more cf a sccess during the past year, wiih brother Jameß opposed to it, than It had been in previous years.with his good will. It may be for tho good of the Association to let him continue to fret, The smoke of the engine may be seen from the upper rooms of the highest buildings iu town. Dan Miller was so anxious to be the first to see the cars from Rensselaer, that on Wednesday he took his telescope to the roof of the Bedford & Jackson block, accomplished his purpose, and uow he is happy. President Lee came over last Wednesday. He speaks'in encouraging terms of the progress in raising the aubsidies in White county, but says the failure to carry the RR. election in Monon township, will increase the burdens of Monticello and Union township. He thinks the road will be ready tor business by February loth.

A LIST OF LANDS AND LOTS RETURNED DELINQUENT FOR THE NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1876, IN JASPER COUNTY, INDIANA. HANGING GROVE TOWNSHIP, NO. 1. 1 : F|f,f It! J! a? I g SfS f I g“| gr» Names of Owners. Description of ; S' ; ■■ S: E&i 3 a : Lauda. i i . e S|] gj i 1: : ! : 5,1 -°5 J 46 Hoover James e-hf se qr 34 29 5 80 1110 S3O 28 50 Hanna Samuel T ne-qr ne-qr 34 “ “ 40 do do sw-qr ne-qr 36 “ “ do do do ne-qr ne-qr 86 “ “ do do do se-qr nw-qr 36 “ “ do 590 22 47 109 Paris Sarah ne-qr se-qr 23 “ “ do 354 10 02 136 Steele William Jr »-half 86 “ “ 320 640 25 80 GILLAM TOWNSHIP, NO 2. 1 Abbott L se-qr nw-qr 27 81 5 40 191) 842 4 Ainsworth S M n-hf ne-qr 35 “ “ 80 do do n.hf nw-qr “ •* “ 80 ......... do do sw.qr nw-qr “ “ “ 40 720 19 05 12 BishcrJeremiah nw-qr 1 29 “ 132 34 ... ...... do do s-hf sw-qr 36 30 “ 80 1855 46 09 13 Brazill James e-hf se-qr 4 “ “ 80 280 15 39 25 Brewer Caroline n-hf ne-qr 38 31 ,l 80 . 470 11 97 60 Cooper Horace e-hf se-qr 25 30 “ 80 480 12 22 67 Evans FM&HJ n end W-hf ne-qr 3 29 “ 24 80 do do do w-hf nw-qr se-qr 34 30 “ 20 do do do s-hf sw-qr se-qr “ “ “ 20 743 18 58 82 Paris James Cet al und «* ne-qr 1 29 “ 83 94 do do do do nw-qr se-qr 1 “ “ 26 66 882 18 32 88 Goldsberry A Daywitt n end sw-qr ne-qr 3 “ “ 33 230 611 91 Goldsberry Martha e-ijf uw-qr’se-qr 34 30 “ 20 do do n-hf sw-qr se-qr “ “ 20 do do n-hf se-qr se-qr “, “ “ 20 1070 28 20 107 Hart Sylvester P nw-qr nw-qr 12 “ “ 40 400 10 26 112 Hanks C ne-qr se-qr 26 31 “ 40 120 342 114 Hilton Robert J nw-qr ne-qr 9 30 “ 40 326 10 01 193 Pruett Nancy Jet al s-hf se-qr se-qr 34 “ “ 20 165 493 229 Richards John F e-hf sw-qr ne-qr 28 “ “ 20 138 11 71 244 Stumph John B w-hf sw-qr 15 “ “ 80 do do ne-qr HW-qr “ “ “ 40 do do w-hf ne-qr “ “ “ 80 do do nw-qr “ “ “ 160 760 20 54 252 Sandapher Franklin se.qr nw-qr 34 “ “ 40 400 10 25 WALKER TOWNSHIP. NO. 3. 1 Allen W J sw-qr 17 31 5 160 400 14 11 6 Allred Jerome nw-qr ne-qr 14 ** 5 40 140 10 05 II Burt Clement u-ks uw-qr 5 “ 6 72 21 109 421 17 Boone A J w-hf nw-qr 14 “ 5 80 180 15 96 28 Baker Samuel s-hf se-qr 2 “ 8 80 240 867 35 Brown William F sw-qr 26 “ 6 160 620 20 07 47 Cravens Thomas ee-qr sw-qr 21 “ 6 40 80 324 60 Dickiusou Hcury uw-qr ue-qr 20 “ 5 40 . 310 10 80 61 Daniels Julia A ne-qr sw-qr 34 “ 6 40 320 11 40 90 Frederic Jos J Trustee C-hl se-qr 18 ** 5 80 240 867 99 Glathart Ephraim sw-qr uw-qr 20 “ 5 40 80 324 107 Gates Susan w-hf sw-qr 16 “ 5 80 160 597 122 Hathaway Rebecca n-hf se-qr 15 “ 6 80 270 970 131 Havlaud H& J sw-qr se-qr 7 “ 5 40 'do do ne-qr se-qr 9 “ 5 40 180 714 137 Hurst A& R J nw-qr se-qr 19 “ 5 40 80 10 44 150 Johnson William ne-qr 13 “ 6 160 do do w-hf sw-qr “ “ 6 80 do do n-hf ne-qr sw-qr “ “ 6 20 680 30 13 182 Lintzow Adolph n-hf nw-qr 21 " 6 80 do do se-qr nw-qr “ “ 6 40 260 17 81 206 Myers Francis M w-hf ue-qr 18 “ 6 80 . do do sw-qr se.qr 7 “ 6 40 370 16 98 233 Putoff George W w-hf sw-qr 6 “ 5 82 91 251 903 234 Popp George se-qr ne-qr 20 “ 6 40 do do sw-qr nw-qr 21 “ 6 40 180 750 235 Pulver Charlotte L se-qr nc-qr 20 " 5 40 355 13 97 258 Root Deloss s-hf sw-qr 28 “ 5 80 240 867 271 Stumph John B e-hf nw-qr 14 “ 5 80 ..- do do ne-qr 17 “ 5 160 do do sw-qr ne-qr 33 “ 6 40 do do n-hf se-qr “ “ 6 40 do do so-qr 35 “ 6 160 do do sw-qr ue-qr “ “ 6 40 do do u-hi uw-qr 29 “ 5 80 1420 58 50 272 Sabine M se-qr sw-qr 2 “ 6 40 60 256 283 Spriggs James W e-hf se-qr 29 " 5 80 590 36 65 297 Sell Jacob se nw-qr 32 " 5 40 do do w-hf nw-qr “ “ 5 80 ..- do do sw-qr ne-qr " “ 5 40 do do s-hf ue-qr 31 “ 5 80 660 24 48 298 Spiegel Christian and e-hf sw-qr 24 “ 6 80 Win lianuemaii sw-qr sw- qr “ “ 6 40 do do n-hf se-qr “ “ 6 80 do do sw-qr se-qr “ “ 6 40 do do n-hf nw-qr “ “ 6 80 880 38 23 s2l Turuei John L se-qr sw-qr 4 “ 6 40 100 390 330 White G T sw-qr ue-qr 11 “ 5 40 <iu do n end e-bl ue-qr “ “ 5 60 200 781 335 Wallace John e-hf no qr 14 “ 5 80 332 21 03 344 Wells Rufus nc-qr 2 “ 6 150 73 do do nc-qr se-qr “ “ 6 40 614 21 92 342 WiesJacobA se-qr 20 “ 6 160 do do w-hf sw-qr 21 “ 6 80 do do e-lif sw-qr 20 “ (5 80 do do all 28 6 640 do do n-hf ue-qr] 29 “ 6 80 do do nc-qr nw-qr “ “ 6 40 3746 122 99 BARKLEY TOWNSHIP, NO. 4. 36 Ram it zJ W se-qr sw-qr 6 30 5 40 53 268 108 llouguam Juhn S e-ul ue-qr 9 “ 6 80 do do e-hf se-qr 9 •• G 80 424 27 18 170 Harrison Theodore T n-hf sw-qr 23 “ 6 80 do do part sw-qr nw-qr 23 “ 6 35 601 16 49 202 Lett Fielder se-qr ne-qr 15 “ 6 40 127 384 229 Miller M A e-hf sw-qr ne-qr 15 29 6 20 127 383 254 Niles Oliver T uw-qr se-qr 21 30 6 40 127 385 3136 Sayers James li-hf nc-qr 6 “ 5 95 76 do do u-lif se-qr ne-qr 6 “ 5 20 190 605 337 Saylor Henry G lie-ur uw-qr 9 “ 6 40 252 20 28 314 Shannon Patrick n-hf u/.v-qr 23 “ 6 80 191 556 377 White Charles sw-qr 9 “ 6 160 424 21 01 MARION TOWNSHIP, NO, 5. 31 Besse George nw-qr se-qr 16 28 6 40 do do sw-qr sw-qr “ “ 6 40 320 12 61 50 Coolterly James W ne-qr sw-qr 9 “ 6. 40 do do n-hf se-qr “ “6 80 do do se-qr se-qr *' . “ 6 40 do th> nc-qr ne-qr “ “ 6 40 1160 37 16 5.3 Cozzens WCet al nw-qr 16 “ 6 160 do do do n-lit sw-qr “ “ 6 80 do do do w-hf sw-qr ne-qr “ “ 6 20 do do do w-hf sw-qr se-qr " “ 6 20 1100 35 34 84 Dwiggins Rs H‘y Weston nc'4l9 29 (i 160 4000 lgl 76 144 Haley William uw-qr se-qr 8 28 6 40 do do se-qr se-qr •' •• 6 40 450 14 79 151 Hemphill Marcus H nc-lrac 1 29 7 137 26 3725 85 62 178 Kcilenbergcr J I sw-qr sw-qr 8 28 6 40 200 656 m Bukins scix 5 l 5 !6 & [ e ' hf Be ' qr 3“ 6 80 950 29 30 205 Lockwood it A sw-qr so-qr 4 “ 6 40 320 10 18 225 Munden A M e-hf sw-qr ne-qr 1G “ 6 20 80 382 305 Ritchey Samuel W w-hf sw-qr nw-qr 14 '• 7 20 325 829 340 Summers Ellen & Emae-hf uw-qr sw-qr 17 “ C 20 00 323 404 Wood John H n-hf se-qr 13 “ 7 80 74-1 15 UtJ JORDON TOWNSHIP. NO. 6. 3 Atkins Martha se qr ue qr 17 28 7 40 486 16 49 10 Burr Howard w hi' tie qr 31 “ 7 80 1024 34 28 18 Born Adolph A Bernh’lne qr 19 “ 6 160 50> 17 14 20 Bright Mary E e side ehfsw qr 36 '• 7 70 583 23 97 2-1 Bradbury <b Walker s&e pt sw 1 * neki 31 6 30 95 359 38 Corey James II • lot 5 Potsr's sub d 22 “ 7 7 50 77 14 01 sw ne 42 Conover Cornelius ne qr sw qr 33 “ 6 40 168 606 46 Cross Pleasy whfsw qr 28 “ 6 80 do •do ue qr sc qr 29 “ 6 40 722 23 86 68 Erwin Robert W shfne qr •* “ 6 80 904 39 35 90 Hutton Cornelius chf ne qr se qr 19 “ 0 20 63 265 92 Harrison TJ. w hi' sw qr 27 “ 7 80 do do se qr sw qr “ “ 7 40 do do uw qr uw qr 34 “ 7 40 1054 36 26 ! 97 Harris John & Thomas nhfneqr se qr 25 “ 7 20 93 365 118 Jacks Sarah L whfse qr 27 “ 7 80 do do ne qr svV qr “ “ 7 40 do do ne qr liw qr 20 “ 6 40 1365 81 49 136 Leo William I) ehfscqr nw qr 33 “ 7 20 160 12 82 140 Littlefield Ruth Ann yv hf se qr 32 “ 6 80 do do ehfsw qr “ “ 6 80 1029 37 39 167 Maier Jacob and I se qr uw qr 30 “ 6 40 Conrad Mertz > e*spt sw qr uwkt “ “ 6 7 54 151 595 365 Webster U J ehfse qr 32 “ 6 80 168 606 NEWTON TOWNSHIP, NO. 7. 5 Blue David A se qr nw qr 3 29 7 40 do do -nw qr sw qr “ * “ 7 40 480 13 20 15 P.onatra John whfse qr 30 “ 7 80 831 20 23 16 Bryant Levi C nw qr se qr 33 “ 7 40 372 974 17 Broouet Ernest uhfsw qr li “7 80 880 22 84 28 Orisler William A part uw qr ue qr 31 30 7 30 120 354 29 Clifton Thomas T s side se qr sw qr 29 29 7 10 50 241 42 East Issac N s hfn hf se 1 * sw *433 “ 7 10 100 302 45 Foreman Byron ehfsw qr 11 “ 7 80 880 27 89 53 Grotcukcmper H nw qr se qr 31 30 7 40 do do sw qr sw qr “ “7 38 24 176 544 54 Gaines Josiah shfsw qr u 29 7 80 690 18 03 138 Newman Rolla T sw qr nw qr 8 “ 7 40 200 877 204 Savler William H whfnw qr 81 “ 7 81 64 610 15 99 221 Thomas JH & T nw pt ne qr nw}* 328 7 37 370 988 242 Warren Rhoda ehfse qr 31 29 7 80 1010 25 24 244 White Calvin sw qr nw qr 10 “ 7 40 611 12 69 246 White Wm H& C Kalesnw qr nw qr [“ “ 7 40 280 762 KEENER TOWNSHIP, NO. 8. 16 Bakker Jacob ehfnw qr 33 23 7 80 do do pt sw qr ne qr “ “ 7 4 272 22 30 21 Bnrwell Amos A pt nhfne qr 1 “ 7 4 30 267 10>/,Brook Albert nw qr nw qr 36 “ 7 40 190 848 22 l . 2 Carrington Chas. D ehfse qr 23 “ 7 80 259 10 30 25iiCox VValter B uhfuw qr 18 31 7 78 50 do do sw qr nw qr “ “7 38 24 oa „ do ~3? T se ( l r ut! or “ “ 7 81 547 31 60 3b Drexel Anthony I nw qr se qr 31 33 7 40 86 375 43 Eldrige Jacob ehfsw qr 4 31 7 80 do do se qr nw qr “ “ 7 40 do do sw qr sc qr “ “ 7 40 do do sw qr ue qr *• “ 7 40 649 26 51 44 JSClgerie Cliatles e 111 uw qr 38 32 7 40 259 In fil 63 Goodwin & Gossett s side e end uhfne 1 “ 7 12 m 339 65 Granger Sarah J nw qr sw qr 28 “ 7 40 86 716 67 Garrison Robert L uw qr nw qr 14 31 7 40 130 14 13 <1 Hawkins Hardress ehisw qr 7 80 do do se qr nw qr “ k 4 7 40 aso in kh 72 Hawkins Jane C ehfnw qr 7 “ 7 80 130 545 ,7 Huber Aaron T nw qr ne qr “ “ 7 40 130 541 90 Hoose Jacob sw qr nw qr 28 32 7 40 86 745 iao i’l 1 '! 158 J ohn G svv qrnwqr 31 “ 7 40 170 693 109 Klehu John shfnw qr 831 7 80 173 706 115 Lawrence Lyman lot 4uw qr 36 33 7 55 qo 422 Ifi <tn 120 McCollum Nelson part nhfne qr 1 32 7 « 54 2 m 121 Mix James nhfnw qr “ 32 7 61 16 do do sw qr se qr “ " 7 40 do do s* e part whfnw 2 “ 7 26 89 do do nnfsw qr -* 7 gq do do lot i 10 “ 7 58 do do ne qr sw qr “ “ 7 40 do do nw part ne qr nw 12 “ 7 26 134 Neuman John SJ&ne U f 0 101 83 161 Smith Charles % » ? » 40 132 do do g end ehfnw qr “ “7 50 64a 05 51 169 Springer Matilda s* e part whfnw 4 31 7 7» 233 932 177 Sheridan Willard J nhfsw qr 27 32 7 80 3 do do sw qr sw qr “ “ 7 40 asq tc is 191 Tucker M A ne qr ne qr 15 31 7 40 86 370 Thompson Alfred ehtue qr 28 32 7 80 173 942 240 y>, r i(l rr' r Cllri “ tian whf Sl: qr 3 31 7 80 241 22 04 wIIuIa t Bn ?°S s* e part se qr 28 32 7 143 329 18 84 Whited Joseph ne qr nw qr 36 11 7 40 148 676 KANKAKEE TOWNSHIP, NO. 9. 28 Collins Miranda »J bhfsw or 1Q Ann. 1a ou 39 Dawkins Sarah J s partY Znwqrll “| « 406 14 98 88 Maloy Patrick 125 Thompson Alfred sw qr 9 45 “ 5 im 29 w 10 m 137 Way id ire Stevens* Yount s* e part nw swlß “ 5 44 20 136 449 WHEATFIELD TOWNSHIP, NO 10. S rOU n s*eptew se nw 31 33 6 6 25 228 83 Broadway J eH oy t seqrnw qr “ “ 6 jo 50 315 26 Braden James whfnw qr 21 32 6 80 asn in 41 31 Brey Joseph se qr 4 3 “ 6 lfls 42 Corcoran WW 4 Brightund % 26 “ 6 320 1301 48 32 Mary K und hf nhf 35 “ 6 160 e 6 D.mn id do , d<> \ ::» g >«• »« do do ne qr nw qr “ “ 6 44 61 69 Deseims TP Be qr sw qr 36 33 6 40 580 26 19 bJ Dcseims J F ee qr se qr 85 32 6 40 2ko q 00 r r , e t U . ol wrm oXWell lot 9se qr 36 33 6 59 20 236 882 Gates William nhisw or 1 32 6 oon W Ghdfeu Alfred H oe qr se qr 15 “ 6 40 310 31 11 109 Hinc lohn fd H Be qr ne qr sw qr 36 “ 6 10 35 235 m Hc?mick Finette P w h \l 6 " 3 M 120 Hesser Louisa whf seq?neqr ““ $ £ M in 143 Kohler' Bern hart ’r°nJv v 88 I 6 40 IK 13 fi 180 PHnele David tJ BhfJ ° qrßW V 29 33 « 30 100 403 ten t rlngle David C wqr 15 82 6 40 168 29 08

WHEATFIELD TOWNSHIP, NO. 10,- -Continued. j 184 Perkins Henry A nhfnw qr « * 8 80 S 9 15 « 186 Powell William se qr 25 “ 6 160 646 44 86 tK Porter Robert B whf*e qr 30 “ 6 80 do do »e qr se qr ** “ 6 40 do do ehf 31 “ 6 33) do do nhf 82 “ 6 320 do do whfsw qr “ *• 6 80 do do ehfse qr “ “ 6 80 do do nw qr se qr “ “ 6 40 do do se qr ew qr 31 “ 6 40 do do whfse qr 29 " 6 60 4160 149 99 192 Rase Jesse sw qr ne qr sw qr 36 “ 6 10 35 236 225 Scbener John H ,e hf sw qr 1 “ 6 80 560 18 90 240 Turpie William ne qr 6 “ 6 152 11 do do ehfnw qr “ “ 6 76 07 do do sw qr nw qr “ “ S 41 78 do do nhfsw qr “ “6 81 90 do do se qr sw qr “ “ 6 40 do do pt off e side 6W sw “ “ 6 10 1643 61 18 244 Wambaugh E S nw qr ne qr 28 “ 6 40 140 545 245 Woolev 'fhomas nw qr 29 “ 6 160 560 14 tB 246 Washb'urn William ehfseqr sw qr 36 “ 6 20 TO 298 250 Witz Martin n half 4 “ 6 319 11 do do de-quarter “ • 6 1«0 do do s holf sw qr “ ‘*6 80 do do sw qr sw qr “ “ 6 40 2097 76 22 251 Watson George W se qr ne qr 17 “ 6 40 336 13 53 CARPENTER TOWNSHIP. NO, 11. 2 Agricultural Associationpt ehfne qr 24 27 7 30 1175 11 8* 23 Bmdley Augustus all 20 6 540 11540 336 3 9 28 Bright, MaryjE whfse qr 4 “ 6 80 •7 “ se qr se qr “ *• 6 40 »* ne qr sw qr •* “ 6 40 “ whise qr 6 “ 6 SO « “ sw qr ne qr. 8 “ 6 4T) u nw qr l “ 7 16t> 2621 84 97 33 Benson, Eleanor ne qr ee qr 5 “ 6 40 310 952 34 Buell, Chas M nw qr 17 “ 7 160 2309 67 73 48 Babcock, Frank J se qr sw qr 16 “ 7 40 625 18 68 49 Brower, Aaron wptseqr se qr 24 “ 7 6 77 1079 37 08 85 Crowden, Joseph bhfse qr 36 ** 7 80 1,300 3b 34 91 Church & Hartley pt sc qr se qr 24 “ 7 11 50 563 16 94 127 Dudgeon, Samuel W nit ptnhl swqr 3 “ 7 76 532 38 11 216 Harris, Thomas (heirs) so qr 7 “ 6 160 1935 68 49 218 Hoover, Frederick nw qr ne qr 21' “ 7 40 tißo 20 29 228 Harner, Andrew M ne qr sw qr 9 6 40 160 620 272 Jouveuat, Charles s pt pt nc qr 25 “ 7 3 75 95 323 300 Leedv, Jonus nhfse qr 31 “ 6 80 1879 49 93 302 Langley, Murgaret s&ept spt n uw32 “ 6 57 50 715 21 75 314 Mclntire, 013 ehfuw qr 16 “ 6 80 990 34 94 328 McMurtry, John uw qr sw qr 36 “ 7 40 560 16 80 330 Monnett, Thomas sptuwqrnaqr 30 “ 6 328 64 335 339 Morgan, Subra C wni w lit se qr 18 “ 6 40 do do e side chf swqr “ “ G 12 50 1040 31 28 387 Parker, John ne fra’l 1 “ 7 134 52 1316 73 95 398 liailsback, William ew qr 25 “ 7 160 do do pt nw qr aofß K “ “7 40 do do *ptnwqra of KR “ “ 7 38 4823 166 38 429 Sutton, Elizabeth H uw qr ne qr 7 “ 6 40 - do do e part ue qr uw qr “ “ 6 14 50 412 12 95 451 Strobridge, Robert L s&ept ehf tie}* 10 “ 7 78 do do nw qr uw qr 11 “ 7 40 976 34 41 487 Tyner, Elijah M ehfse qr 12 “ 7 80 "do do nw ur se qr “ “7 40 do do s lif ne qr “ “ 7 80 2040 60 88 517 Westfall, Ellen ne qr ne qr 7 “ 6 40 530 19 11 MILROY TOWNSHIP, NO. 12, 8 Bunnell, John B s* e part se sw 24 28 6 39 156 575 15 Bright, Mary E neqrseqr 23 •* 6 40 •* “ nw qr sw qr 32 '• 6 40 280 10 44 32 Connett, Matthew F se qr se qr 30 “ 5 40 120 10 21 52 Dodd. Jane A whfuene qr 28 “ 5 20 40 255 57' Fry, Nehemiah se qr se qr 17 “ 5 40 275 10 53 58 Frees, Lawrence J. uw qr ne qr 14 “ 6 40 160 589 63 Griswold, A F shfnwqruwqr “ 6 20 80 320 68 Grose, Lucy E sw qr ne qr “ “ 6 40 160 589 94 Loshbaugh. Francis nhfse qr 17 “ 5 80 709 32 37 102 Meadows, Wesley e part sc qr ne qr 19 “ 5 29 50 197 632 105 Martindale, E B bw qr se qr 23 “ 6 40 '• “ se qr nw qr “ “ G 40 320 11 80 106 Moore. Stephen ehfneqr ew qr 27 '• 6 20 80 456 107 McDonald, Wm H se qr ne qr 20 “ 5 40 170 623 126 Powell, Elizabeth J sw quarter 19 “ 5 136 73 554 45 36 132 Sturges, Edward sw qr sw qr 8 “ 5 40 200 725 138 Simmons, John A sw quarter 14 6 160 “ ehfuw qr 1 “ 6 SO 880 30 70 159 Wood, Jacob ehfueqr se qr 24 “ 6 20 60 354 111;) Wasson, Jno M A Wood Jacob I sw ! * swKll “ 6 40 120 454 UNION TOWNSHIP, NO. 13. 37 Coover, Harriet ne qr ne qr 35 3! 7 40 “ “ nw quarter 36 41 7 160 688 23 68 41 Conk, Sarah A se part se qrsw)* 21 “ 7 36 152 601 08 Fay, Cassie Ann ue qr se qr 10 80 7 40 285 911 77 Urotenkemper, H ne quarter 30 “ 7 160 408 15 42 102 Hill, Thomas P ne qr uw qr 6 “ 6 17 26 “ “ nw qr ne qr “ “ 6 44 44 875 27 91 106 Hoffman, Nicholas nhfswqrsw qr 26 31 6 20 “ “ v; hf u<? qr 31 “ 7 80 “ • “ w part ehf ne qr. “ " 7 10 375 22 29 106 Howard, Thomas J ne qr ne qr 0 39 7 Is 53 163 649 109 Hockbamn, Gotthold Ks „„ e.u, 17 «o Aun Eliza llockbaum 11 u " 14 7 b 0 568 1, b 2 133 Lewis, Hiram W nhfnw qr 13 “ 7 80 310 13 91 136 Lyons, Chas K sjt e part ehfsw 19 “ 6 78 99 407 142 Merrill & Uoff bw qr ue qr 6 “ 6 40 230 903 155 Mallett, Thomas J sw qr se qr 30 31 6 40 178 820 165 Newman. David s& e part sw se 12 30 7 38 130 519 168 Nies, Jacob s hf'sw qr sw qr 26 31 7 28 “ “ ehfehi ne qr 34 “ 7 70 403 23 42 170 Orr. John nw quarter 30 “ 7 157 17 534 19 95 187 Raub, Adam D w half 3 “ 7 320 " “ nw qr ne qr “ 30 7 ’ 40 1038 38 83 191 Root, a& e p-,rt sw se 20 “ 7 29 “ sic e part uhine 28 31 7 70 “ se qr ne qr “ •• 7 40 610 24 04 192 Rouuebush, Mary chfne qr 30 “ 1 80 “ “ sw qr tie qr “ “ 7 40 336 13 17 214 Stumph, John B ehiue qr 5 30 7 90 23 “ “ ehfsc qr “ “7 80 “ “ shfscqr 7 7 SO “ “ nw qr 12 “ 7 100 “ “ wlifueqr 17 “7 80 “ “ se qr se qr “ “ 7 40 1607 61 41 218 Shenrer. John s&ept sw se 3 “ 7 35 90 381 239 Terrell, Chas M, 3-7, and other heirs of W Ter-sw qr 37 31 7 100 5-44 20 31 reli. 4-7 240 Thompson, Alfred 11 pt nhfh wqr 17 30 7 60 “ “ bw qr nw qr “ “ 7 40 255 10 74 243 Thornton, Chas M Bhfswsc sw 18 “ 0 5 113 43a 244 Troxell. Amelia J nw qr 20 31 7 100 8)8 29 9£ 249 Unknown uw qr sw qr 31 - 6 39 81 136 79g TOWN OF RENSSELAER. 4 Abbett, James E Weston add. in lot 3, block 11 do do do do 9. do 12 do do do do 17, do 16 do ' do do uo 4, do 22 do do do do 7, do 32 100 772 52 Dwiggins, R S, trustees pt e Be sec 19. t 29. r 6, 70 acres A I Henry Weston . US-llXkhs f Ho do nw cor mv so s 19. t 29, r 6. 70 acres I & 05-100 ) ne cor ue sw s 19. t 29, r 7, 7 acres 1 & 80-100 j do' do Weston add., block 1 do do do do 2 do do do do 3 do do do do 4 do do do whf do 5 do do do ehf do 0 1 . .do do do do 7 364-1 107 18 54 Dwiggins, R S, trustee do do- 8 Henry Weston do ne qr * lots 11, 1 12,13, 14. blk 9 ( do do do nw qr A lots 7.8. I 9, Id, idk 10 C I do do do 10. 11. 13, 13, 14, 1 blk 11 ! do do do 3. 6.7, 11, 13, 14. f blk 12 ( do do do blk 1) do do do 5.0.7.8.9.10,11.) 12.13,14.15,16. } bla 14 l do do do 1. 2. 5. 8, 10, 12, / 16.20.22, blk 15 ( do do do 1, 4. 5.8. 9,10.13, ) 19,20, 21,22,2 J, V blk 16 i do do do 5.6,7,8.9,10.11,1 12, 13, 14, 15, V blk 17 do do do blk 18 do . do do blk 19 do do do blk 20 do do do 2, 4. 8. 9. 10. li, 1 12, 15. blk 21 ( do do do 2, 5. 6,8, 10, 12, ( , J 14, 15, blk 22 \ 56 Dwiggins. R S, trustee do blk 24 Henry Weston do 1,2,4.8,10,12.14, I blk 25 f do do do 3,5, 7,9, 11. 12, I 13, 14, 15, -bl 26 f do do do bjk 27 do do do blk 28 do do do blk 29 do do do blk 30 ' do do do 1,2, 3,4. 5,6,7,8,] 9, 11. 12, 13,14, I 15.16.17.19.22, f , „ „ 23, blk 31 do do do 1. 2,3,4, 8.9, 10,1 11,12,13,14,15, [ 16.19.20.21.22, I j *3, blk 32 J do do do blk 33 do do do w hf, blk 34 do do do 1,5,7, 8. blk 33 do do do 1, 2. 11, 14, blk 36 do do do blk 37 do do do 6,6,7,8,9,12,13, I 1 J blk 38 ] do do do w hf, blk 39 do do do blk 40 __ r* 1 9o o d ° do w Uf ’ blk 42 4940 178 00 57 Dwiggins, R b, trustee do e hf, blk 43 Henry Weston do w hf, blk 44 ... „ do do do 1,2, 3.4, 5, blk 46 510 17 80 105 Howe Louvtna Newton add., 5. 6. blk 17 3:10 10 24 106 Hess. J N Reus, n hf 10, blk 15 2 30 «• Earner, Julia E lot 33 sec 30, t 29. r 6, 31-100ths 3)0 919 320 Warden, George out-lot 0, pt nw nw sec 30. t 29, r 6 j .. . nos block 10. Newton’s 4dd. f 11 40 TOWN OF REMINGTON. 9, ro u 'J der ' Chambers’ add in.lots 4,5, 6, 7 blk 1, 900 21 90 103 Dobbins. T homas Pattons add 100x150 part bl k 1 846 29 7l 104 Downing, Henry n hf iu-lot 4, bl'k 16 ( ~. , .. do do nhf do 6 do 16 f 142 556 110 “‘“S’.donathat w Western add. iu-lot 6, block 10, 50 230 U- SS&n. 8 Stratton's add si)* of 7*B bl'k 3, 375 10 22 Ellen Patton s add. 4. 5. 6, block 1. 025 15 32 155 Hendrix, Warren B Western add. sos mi. out-lot 20. 1 .. 0 ra 1 inn ti d 0 u c l°' _Seawright'sadd. n}* bw I *bl'k 2, ( lbw 39 08 159 Hoover, Frederick C * M add. 11, id, block 5, ! „ OA T 4° T . do do do 100 ft w end 8, 9* 10 -*• 5, f 580 13 51 176 Irvine, John out-lot 7, cos block 15, ' 1 “° do inlot 6, block 9. I 800 48 01 T dl ! T do „ Western add. s}4 B*4 block 12, 189 KatitefnTu sot tWJtki' #!4 b ’ k 8 ’ 1939 53 39 194 Kelly, Mary s*e pt ne}/ 4 ne} 4 s 25, t 27,T 7 ) T , , 4acres 69-lOOths ( 057 1280 202 Leckliden, Robert lot 10, block 18. 486 10 17 225 Moffitt, M Uliarn R Steal ton's add. 1. 2,3, bl'k 3, 700 16 98 234 McCuUyt Chas It Shaffer add. ey t 11, 137 5 Mclntire. Oliver B Stratton's add, 4,5, 6. block 2, 300 813 -A-hi'am L lot 6. block 19, 400 935 27-t w ’ wa“ C> vr J® 143 "V* sw s 30. t 27. r 6, 1 * 75-100 650 14 89 R w v w J? ft 0,1 e Slde w!4 e 30ft lot 2, bl'k 8. 826 16 50 J? W. . Stratton-s add bw J 4 block 4, 825 12 97 Rft\cuscroft, S&rsh lot 4, block 17* 4<K) u R^v.!bv gß Mnr'! a i 1 "'U 1 '- “e sec. 25, t 27. r 7, 2*79-100 234 478 ar 3 A CAM add. lot 1, block 2, 125 325 322 Sinclaer, Isaac H out-lot 1. eof block 10, 300 11 23 333 Spray. Newman lot 3. block 20 Tcv 337 384 Shaw, John K Seawright’s add. lot 8, block 1, 1 • do St rat ton udd. e l/ « do 2 f 2o«o 87 860 liminone, Edward L lots 14 &15a pt sw sec 30, # I<v> - r . t 27, r 6, l*Bl-100ths f 4025 24 46 v, laß i-'a” 1 * n > A i ? h “ : 1 Woßt half 3, block 13, 125 328 Kll by J, K l i; ,lball in-lot 9. block 20 100 312 Unknown ! 01 , 34 aw »w «eo. 30, t 27. r 6, 91-100 150 383 484 unknown iu-lot 12. block 15, 75 -j 15 55 Western add. 1, block 10, 50 328 do do 2, do 10, 50 228 390 West, Mary A 50 ft off e end 1,'9, 10, C& M add blks 150 449 State of Indiana, Jasper Count 7, ss: en that so .s t , Ur a Ol s *i ld Treasurer; and notice is hereby givthc axes Penaitv' nVmc T mßy Y u « ce sskry to fl from the owners thereof at the Hme of t V o. 0 ? 84 ® ,here °n- or due at the court-house door in be B °J2 at public auction (11th day) in February, A. D. 1878. ’ Indlana ’ on the second Monday ”1 Wi iOT B my hand aud Beal thl « 34fi4 day of December, A. D, HENRY A. BARKLEY, Auditor Jasper County.

WOOD! WOOD!! Those of our friends who agreed to furnish us wood in Dayment of subscription, will oblige us much by doing so now. Leopold is now receiving large additions to his Fall and Winter stock, comprising Ladies’ Dress Goqjis, all styles, Ready-Made Clothing. Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, etc., etc., which he offers at greatly reduced prices. A large supply of haudsome and substantially-made Trunks, at Fendig’s. For travel on the “Narrow,” or any other gauge, they are just the thing. REMOVAL ! and NEW GOODS ! ! R. Fendig has moved into the large and capacious rooms recently oeeuped by Charley Starr, and has filled them to overflowing with uew and select goods wliieh he otters at prices that defy competition. Fendlg’s new dress goods are unexcelled in quantity, quality, and prices. Go and see them. Sugar, Coffee, Teas and Spices, at bottom prices, at C. C. Starr’s new Cash Store. Willis J. lines keeps the best brands of cigars. A larpe stock of fine cut Tobacco, at red hot prices, at C. 0. Starr’s.— Good fine cut Tobacco at 50 cts. oer lb.

A large stock of dried and canned Fruits, at C. C. Starr’s among which can be found choice California fruits, such as Apricots, Peach and Green Gage Plums. The nicest assortment of Stationery of all kinds, at Willis J. lines’. Watches Clocks and Jewelry neatly repaired Shop at lines’ Drug Store. Desirable property- house, two lots and improvement, desirably situated in Monticello, Indiana —can be secured in trade tor property in Rensselaer* Apply to the editor of the Sentinel. List of Transfers. Mary J. Williams to Owen Ball, undivided £ se se 22, 31, 6; und| ne so 25, 81, 6. Joseph T. MeNarv et al to J. V. Hoss, w-J- sw£ 26, 31, 5. Simon P. Thompson to Charles Thompson, se ne Ll, 31, 7. John Irvine, sr, to Thomas B. IrIrvine, s-J of si block 12, western ad dition: lots 1 and 2. block 1 Stratton’s addition, and lots 6 and 7, block 9, in Remington. John Irvine, sr., to James F. and Joseph H. Irvine, svv nw 28,28, 6; n| sw; se ne. and sw nw of 26. 28, 6. Martha Aitkius to Abraham Prewett se ne 17. 28, 7. John Myers to Sarah Roshoag, w sw 16, 32, 6. Simon P. Thompson to John C. Nielson, w nw 5, 30, 5. John C. Nielson to Simon P. Thompson, e nw, 5. 30, 5. B, F. Larnborn to Laura Lamborn, part n ne 14, 27, 7—30 acres. Alfred McCoy to Clement Timmons, e ne, 27, 29, 6. Eliza J. Platt to Simon P. Thompson, lots 2 and 4. block 2, Rensselaer. Charles D. Delaney to A. W Bingham, lots 7 and 8, block 19, Newton addition to Rensselaer. Simon Phillips to A. W Bingham, lot 1, block 20, Newton addition to Rensselaer. A. W. Bin«ham to Simon Phillips lots 7 and 8, block 19, Newton addition to Rensselaer. Nathanfel Moore to Frank L. Banta. n end e ne, 22, 29,5—50 acres ; n end w nw, 23. 29, 5—50 acres. Frank L Banta to George H, Brown —same land. Richard Sharp to Lewis S. Chase, e£ p B, 31, 5; se£, 5, 31, 5. and se sw 5, 31 5. Francis M Goff to Katharine Wolf, sW ne. 9, 30, 6. Chas, J. Wallis to Ervin E. M. Gimsey, e sw 7, 31, 5. James A. Henry to Hannah J. Henry, w se 15, 27. 7. Jesse Greenfield to Adam C. Snyder. se n w 14, 30, 7. Lydia Miller et al to David Miller, nw ne and ne hw. 1, 31. 5. David H. Patton to Mary A. Lindsey, alot 100x150 ft, west of Illmois street, north of original plat, Remington. John C. Clark to Nathan Fendig, fie sw 16, 28, 5; part e nw 16 2S, 5—42 acres. Fred’k J. Harder,Guardian, to Geo. E, Mosmer, ne 24, 29 5. Emory B. Sellers, Comm’r to Cluist cipher Bisller, W sw 1, 29, 5; sw svv 36, 30. 5. Walter C. Culp to Samuel C Wood, part s sw 24, 30, 6—79 acres. Silas L. Swain to Abram O. Swain, fi nw, 19, 29, 6 H. A. Barkley, Auditor.to Simon P. Thompson. s] 16, 30. 7—320 acres. Jacob Sell to John H. Morgan, s ne 31, 30, 5. Don't fail to call and examine our stock of Groceries, and learn prices, before buying elsewhere. A. S. Laßuk. Seth Thomas Clocks for sole by Wigmore. Warranted 2 years. Cheap for cash. For Sale or to Rent.—The Saloon oiL. Tuteur. Terms reasonable. Inquire of L. TUTEUR. Wigmore will furnish you Silver, or Rosgers’Plated Ware at lower prices than if kept in stock. Remember!—Orwin, the Jeweler, is agent for the celebrated “Mason & Hamlin,” “Western Cottage,” and “Estey” Organs. Call at his jewelry store and get a catalogue. The best Groceries at the lowest price at A. S. Laßue’s.

SNYDER & HENDRYX, Attorneys at Law Remington, Indiana. OFFICE IN EXCHANGE BLOCK COLLECTIONS A SPECIALT Y. M. G. Trau^hi DENTIST, REMINGTON, IND. /'YFFICE in west room over McDouprlr stlry \7 enofle in, Exohanec Bi<v*k.

As the Beacon Light It to the mariner on the stormy coast so it LAWSON’S CURATIVE to the distressed and suffering subject of Rheumatism or Neuralgia! We cannot be too grateful for the discovery of any remedy which will alleviate the sufferings of humanity, not only in the pangs of pain which the patient alone suffers, but in the distress which it entails upon others. Most every sufferer from his own personal experience is aware that the ordinary methods of treating Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica and kindred diseases by external medicine, is of no avail; and so fast is this impression gaining hold upon intelligent patients that they demand a more potent remedy. The discovery of Lawson's Curative was a priceless boon to thousands who have been cured, and the thousands who are now being relieved of their terrible agonies bear willing testimony to its virtues. Here we hare a CURATIVH agent which, though applied externally, exerts a powerful and beneficent influence on the whole nerve system—a remedy of indisputable efficacy—seldom failing to afford prompt relief in cases of acute or chronic pains in the nerves or muscles. For every kind of Rheumatism, for Neuralgia in every Form, for Nervous or Slok Headache, for Nervousness, for Lame Back or Side, for Erysipelas, for Diphtheria and Sore Throat, for Chilblains, for Sprains,Bruises,Cuts,Wounds, for Burns and Scalds, for Toothaohe, in j fact for all Pains, Inflammations and Swellings no remedy is known which possesses the remarkable healing and soothing qualities, which is so universal in its character and so simple and safe in its application. For these reasons Lawson's Curative should have a place in every family. It will there prove its value in innumerable cases to prevent lingering diseases and should be kept at hand ready for instant use. Sold by all Druggist*. PRICE, One Dollar per Bottle. 6 Bottles fbr $3.00. Prtparod by Lawson Chemical Co., Clevoland, Ohio. Sold by W. J. Imks' iteasot iiu r. lad. June 22. 1877—1 y.

H. BATES, ' UNDERTAKER, "fe- AND IF urniture . Burial Saits Kent on Hand, ‘ KMINfiTON, INI'. REMINGTON Marble Works Wm» Shepherd) JjEAI.ER in and Manufacturer of Monuments, Head-Stones, TABLE-TOPS. &c., from the BEST AMERICAN AND FOREIGN M A It B L E . FBIOES That cannot be competed with, and Satisfaction Guarantied lit every case, Do not buy before examining my designs and prices. Remington, Ind. Wlf. SHEPHERD. IT T+ITS TO BUY YOUR FLOWS, HARROWS, CULTIVATORS, PLANTERS, MOWERS, REAPER, SHELLERS, THRESHERS, Waps d Sup OF S. M. Black Also all kinds of small TOOLS SEEDS, and REPAIRS. REMINGTON, TND. Cor. South & Ohio Streets. v2n22tf B. M. DONNELLY. PHOTOGRAPHEB Remington, Indiana. Special attention given to COPYIKB’OLD and FADED PICTURES AND ScSripMalakSiWits Un Rooms, South JDevoL

ADDITIONAL LOCALS School Books at Willis J. lines’. Handsome silver-plated ware just received at Orwin’s. Give him a call. : Tv a from 33c to $1 U > per lb., at LaßvkV. , California Syrup, 80 cents per gali lon, at A. S. Laßck s. A great variety of pipes, and the | best of smoking tobacco, at Tuteur's. Leopold sells the genuine and justly ; celebrated “Walker” 8001, and claim: to have the credentials giving him that privilege. As an Auctioneer “Pap” Smoot is a success, Mini we cheerfully commend 1 him to all in want of such service. We are prepared to do job work with neatness, dispatch, and at low ; rates. Come and try us. Don’t fail to go to C. C Starr's new | store for anything you want in the ; Grocery or Qmu-nsware line, and exi amine his goods and prices before | making your purchases. Standard > goods and low prices, for oath, is his : motto. | The price at which Fendig is selling, Ready-made Clothing makes it no longer necessary to go ragged. He invites inspection of stock. I have 20 acres of land in Barkley township, 34 miles from Rensselaer, on Francesville road, with a good 1J | story frame house and other improvements tlierou, which I desire to sell Price low, and terms reasonable. Inauire of WM. CLARK. Blank Deeds and Mortgages for sale at this office. $1 50 will pay one year’s subscription for this paper.

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