Democratic Sentinel, Volume 2, Number 44, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 13 December 1878 — ATTENTION!! [ARTICLE]

ATTENTION!!

Considerable snow is falling to-dajr. Fresh Cranberries at Catt & Smoot’s Clerk Price went to Goodlund yes* terday. Col. Lee was in town Thursday morning. Dried and Canned Fruits at Catt & Smoot’s. Jennie June says that women like newspaper men. Jennie knows. Tobaccos and Cigars of the best brands at Catt & S*i dot’s. The first man who enters our sanctum and says “beautiful snow.” Well, Don’t forget that wood—those who have promised it In payment of subscriptions. Fresh candies, nuts, oranges, lemons, etc., for the holidays, at Catt & SMOOT’S.

Ezra C. Nowels, Auditor elect, is attending a meeting of the State Grange,at Lafayette. On and after Monday next traits will leave Rensselaer ut 11:15, the morning train wilj je withdrawn. Misses May Kemlall. Katie Millikan aud Ida Murray, of Mouticeilo, visited Rensselaer the present week.--Guests of AnuMcEwen. Misses Oru Orton- and May Spencer, of Mouticeilo, and Emma Wigmore, of Hcnsseluor, called in to sec us this forenoon. The most acceptable Holday Presents are always such us combine Beauty and Utility. These cun bo procured at the Furniture Rooms of Loughry & Co., Mouticeilo, Ind. The appointment of Rev. S. R. Seawright, of Mouticeilo, to preach in the Presoyteriun church, ut this place, next Sabbath, has been postponed, to the fifth Sunday of the month. Nu services till that date. Panel I lowers are something new which lovers of the beautiful, who may have au opportunity, will not fail to sue. Cull at the Furniture Rooms of Locghbey & Co., Mouticeilo, Ind. In a ruuni-ug debale in the U. S. Senate, a few days since, between Messrs, Blaine, of Maine, Edmunds, of Vermont, und Lamar, or Mississippi, the “silver-tongued” Mississippian got a way with the great “sunstruok,” and his tricky backer front Vermont.

Willow Hookers. I’uieut Rockors* Reading Clmirs, Folding Chairs, Foot ltest3, Ottomans, Parlor setts, Charm b .*r setts. Mirrors, Mirror Plates, in faot, Furniture iu great variety of styles and priccsj at Loughhey & Co'. 1 » in Reynolds’Bioe-k, Moutieello. Uni., where ever vbodv is invited to call.

Some of the radieal papers eomp'ain because southern Democrats did not elect negroes to congress. North--01 n radicals did not elect any negroes to congress Northern negroes are quite as intelligent as their southern brethren. lbere will be no negroes in the next House of Representatives.

Mrs. Dau. B. Miller is on a visit to Remington. In consequence Dan has been “batching” it for a week. Last evening his supply of bread run out, this morning he tried his hand at preparing and halving buckwheat cakes, and at noon, to-day, he streaked it past our our office in the direction of father Cotton’s boarding house, the bluest looking chap in Rensselaer. This is the way the Thomuston (Me.) Herald refers to an event of consul erable interest to Mr. and Mrs.. Gleason: "The angel of mercy has filled the cradle or Mr and Mrs. Moses (Heasou this week.” Which reminds us that this same “angel of mercy” has gladdened the hearts of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin O. Ciss*d this week with a ten pound girl. Marr. is already engaged iu training its “bungs.” John Sherman, who- is evidently under the impression that he is the government, has notified Mr. Glover that heieafter he will not be permitted to- continue his search in the Treasuiy Department for the purpose of trapping rudical rascals who have robbed the people. Sherman evidently knows of crookedness and is determined that Glover shall not find it out. It is on record that radical officials etole to the amount of SIOO,000,000 annually for thirteen consecutive years, and this amount, as large a* it is, does not iu all probability represent the half of radical robberies. Congress wiil have to discipline John Sherman.

The display 0 f Holiday Goods a t the store of Willis J. lines, consisting of Books, Albums. Vases, China ware, Dolls, Toys in great variety, etc., etc,, is more extensive and beautiful than has ever heretofore been exhibited in thisplace, in fact, it e.\, cels anything of the kind we have seen here or elsewhere. Ail, toe,- can be suited, thp prices ranging to suit, the means of the buyer. Purchases saould be mads early, in order that a further supply of goods maybe pro cured if necessary to meet the de mands. Selections made now will be carefully placed avyay by the gen tit* manly proprltor, Mr. Hues. or his ac *soo3moda-ting assistant, Frank Meyer, -until wanted. Cali, inspect goods tlfld make your ehofvv.

All persons owing Catt & Smoot ate requested to call between now and the Ist of January, 1879, and settle in cash (or note with good surety) and save co6ts. After the Ist of January all open accounts will be left in proper hands for collection.

CATT & SMOOT.

December 13,'*1878.

Marion township school No 4, Amanda Osborne, teacher, reports for the m >nth en ing November 29th: En rollment, 3G; average attendance, 31.1. Allie Brown, Lena Malchow, Bertie Daugheitv, Oracle Daugherty, Nellie Wasson, Cora Wasson, Emma Tapp, Mary Tapp, Sarah Williams, Belie Williams, Charles Williams, LolaMeCurt und Lizzie Huston, perfect in conduct, attendance and punctuality. Ora Daugherty and Myria Daugherty perfect in attendance and conduct. PANEL FLOWERS !—Something New. Handsome and Cheap!! Also, a large Msostment of Chromos and Mottoes, just received at the Furniture Rooms of Loughry & Co., in R ynolds’block, Monticello, Ind. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody to call and see for themselves. It is a pleasure and pride to show these goods. A. Leopold, of Rensselaer, is the boss advertiser of the West. His advertisement lu the Sentinel of that place covers three columns. Great is advertising, aud printer’s ink is Leopold’s profit. Winamae Green buck Journal. Yes, and his advertisement covers neur the same space in the Union.— There are some merchants who{ declare tbu’t times arc hard, and advertising don’t pay. Such liberal advertisers as Lepold. Fendig, lines, Lowraan (the Narrow Gauge), aud others who use our columns, do not compiain so es hard times, and laugh at thase who think they save money by refusing to advertise.

To my many friends aud patrons I wish to say that, contemplating a change in my business near the mid die of January, 1879, I will from this date to that time sc 11 goods of every description at cost, and what I say I mean. In addition to above would also add that those indebted to me on either hole or book must come in aud settle, as I have got to straighton my accounts at the beginning of the New Year. I wish your attention to be uurticulariy drawn to this, by attending to which you will greatly oblige Yours, Truly,

R. FENDIG,