Democratic Sentinel, Volume 5, Number 28, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 19 August 1881 — Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

| Mrs. J. W. McEwen is visiting her ! mother and friends, in Illinois. Dysentery is almost an epidemic in th s vicinity. Willis McColJy lost his youngest child this week by dysentery. .Miss Lulu Brown, of Logausport is visiting with Lr. Washburn’s family. W. W. Wishard of Vigo County, formerly of Jasper is v siting friends in Rensselaer this week. Let every body go and hear Dr. Godfrey at the M. E. Church next Sabbath morning and evening. The Sacrament of the Lord’s Sup* per, will bo administered in connec- , tiou with the services at the M. E. j Church next Sabbath.

Following are the subjects for sermons at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath: n the morning, “Personal Sanctification Essential to Personal Salvation.” Evening, “Christian Knowledge aud Practical Obedience procure Present and Lasting Happiness.”

Preaching at the Christian church next Sunday, at 10:80 a. m., by Elder D. T. Halstead. Subject, “Spirit, Soul and Body.” Text, IstThess., sth and 23d: “I pray God your whole spirit and soul and body be preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.”

Jesse, son'of John Lefler, died at the residence of Thomas Peregrine, in Hanging Grove Township, Wednesday morning, of lung disease. He has been an invalid for more than a year,, and all was done for him that a kind father and loving kindred co’cl do, but death claimed hirn and released him from, suffering.

Jesse Miller had his foot and leg pretty badly crushed, at .Delphi* Thursday of last week; William A Johns, his hand crushed, at Lowell, Tuesday, and John Gillaspie is suffering from a mashed finger. All are employees of tne I. & C. Air-Line, are at present resMems <i r ItensßtUat;x» and arc insured in the Traveler.

The pupils of R. P. Benjamin’s Music class, who tooq the written work* have made the grades annexed to their names as a general ayeiage of recitations for the term: Lennio Gray 100; Ida M. Parker, 99; Ella Culp, 98; .Susie Parker, 95; Rosa Culp, 94; Lau ra Par.vison, 92; Mollis Tiliett, 91; Emma Randle,9o; Mary Zard,9B; Nora Randle, 89: Emma Nolan, 83; Ida Bowman, 99, Addie Long, 94; Ella Barton, 94; Effie Yeoman, 92; Allio Crisler, 91; Maggie Orisler, 79.

Terrible Accident— Nelson Brown, a stock man, from Rensselaer. Jasper county, Ind , was the victim of a severe accident yesterday morning about 7 o’clock. At that hour he was eomiog in with a car of stock on the Lake Shore road. He jumped from the train at Forty-second and Root streets, and falling down, engine No. 11, which was backing up, ran over his foot, and also bruised his head some what. He was picked up by Officer Muleahey of-the town of Lake, and carried into a house at the corner of Butterfield street, where he was attended by Dr. Hurst, The physician’s opinion was that the foot must be amputated, The toes were all cut off.— [lnter-Ocean, Aug. 18th. j It seems that in addition to the above reported injuries, three ribs were broken, one of them forced into the lung. It is said that he was allowed to lie for hours without atten tion, and was robbed of all eis money. He has since died from his injuries

Heal Estate Transfers Dorothea Dawson ei al to James N. White, w. (1., se ne 23, 82, s—lo acres—Blso. (SDav’d Novels to Mary Minuicus, w. ri. lots 7 & 10. block 44, Weston aild. to Rensselaer —$200. W. W, Warner to das. C. Faris, w. d. und. 133 ne audnw se 1,2 D, 5—186 acres—s2so. Jesse j. Dill to same, w. d. unci, lj|3 ne and mv se 1, 29, 5—5350. W. I/. Smith to Mary A. Walkef', w, d. ne se 33, 30. 6 - 40 acres—Bllso. Mary A. Walker to W-'L. Smitl) w.d. ne ne 33, 30. 6—46 acres—slCoo II M. Benedict to Michael Sivauke, w. d. nvv ne 2, 31, 7—38.16 acres—sloo. Jas. H nnd Wm. Turpie lo J. W" Duvall, w. d. se se 18, 30, 6- -40 acres—s3oo. Malilsn Antrim to Lucinda Antrim, w. d. und. IJ3 of 213 of n‘/j mv 1, 31, 7—lo acres—s2oo. Also recorded 1 mortgage, 3 releases, 1 assignment of mortgage, and 2 patents.

AUSTIN HOUSE, RENSSELAEfi INDIANA Centrally located. Careful attention paid to the wants and comforts of guests. Excellent tables and good beds , etc. Oliarges Reasonable. cjw w. DTnrJkJux* FRBE bus to AND FROMTRAINS.^I