Democratic Sentinel, Volume 5, Number 6, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 18 March 1881 — Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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- Grandma Spitler will please accept our thanks for substantial favors. Judge Hammond and his little daughter, “Birdie.” are visiting in Kentland this week. Edward Brown has opened out a full, line of Gents’Furnishing Goods and Ileady-made Clothing, in the Liberal Corner rooms. line* & Roberts keep constantly on hand everything usually fonnd at a first-class restaurant —Oysters, Pies. Cakes, Brtad, etc., »tc. Call and s*e them. While boat-riding on the Iroquois to-dav, the boat capsized, Noble J. York, J. 8. Owens. Misses Lu Hammond and Lizzie Purcupile received a ducking. Bissenden & Sons, house and sign painters, have established themselves in tue building east of the postoffice, and tender their services to all wishing work in their line. Louis Hollingsworth, Vie Loughridge, Delos Thompson and Elmer Dwigginsare home from school at Ann Arbor, Mich., spending a woek’i vacooion. George Seifzsinger formerly oi Jordan township has purcoased a lot just south of tho depot and expects to build a house thereon in a few days and become a resident of Rensselaer.

Mr. J. P. Gwiun| R. R. agent at Bradfoad, and wife, spent fiimday iu Rensselaer visiting their brother-in-law Peter Zca. Mr. Gwin returned Monday morning leaving his wife to spend a few days in Rensselaer. Among the improvements fit Rensselaer is one on a wind pump for supplying railroad tanks with water. The inventor is a resident of Rensselaer, and calls his patent Blind /■ - i<ai neuuirs euquirc of Peter Giver. The bridge carpenters of the C. & I. A. Ij. JR. R. left Renssbiaer Tuesday morning to commence work on the bridge across the Iroquois river north of town. 'They report the work progressing and that all the bridges along the line are now under way ot constructions. The vote in Jasper on the Constitutional Amendments is as follows: lor No. 1. 703 votes. Against 197. 2. 739 44 ” 159. “ 3. 737 44 44 16 1. ‘ “ 4. 744 44 44 141. “ 5. 750 “ 144 “ ” 6 - 7 4< F > “ ” 150. ’ “ 9. 731 “ “ 124 Total vote oast 92i.

THE LITERARY REVOLUTION

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Estray Notice:— Taken up by William Meyers, of Walker tovvnshio, Jasper county, Indiana, two yearling heifers, 1 of a roan color, with white spot in forehead. The other of a roan color, with line back and white spot in forhead. No other marks or brands perceiyable. Taken from the docket of Lorenzo Tiukham, J, P. o f Walker township, Jasper county Indiana. CHARLES if. PRICE, Clerk of Jasper Circuit Court. O. B. Melntire, Banker and Real E I Fate Agent, Remington, has several choice and desirable town and cour« try properties to dispose of on reasonable terms. He offers great bargains.