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LUMBER and COAL YARD. C. D. NOWELS, fbank°l“cotton. At the Depot, Rensselaer, Ind., keeps constantly on hand Lumber; Lalh; Shingles & COAL, of all kinds, at lowest rates. Call and see.

The Democratic Sentinel . fl-: I DAY JANUARY 13. 1882.

BUSINESS XuOOALZuOU

Roll of Honor. • All pupils who have been neither absent, or tardy, for any'two month* of school, in their respective districts, are’ ensitled to enrollment under this honor mariojt ts. Diet. No. I. Thomae Churshill, Cl ar once Fulton, Fenton Churchill, Kdgar Hopkins, Luther Churchill, Mattie Hargrove, Marian Churchill, Dickie Hargrove, Nellie Coeu, Charles Porter, Benjamin Coon, Hermon Churehill, Fred Cten, Diet. No. 8. Willie Collins, Jaley Parktoon, Ella McDonald, Maggie Parkisen, Fannie McDonald, Celia Childers, Charlie Moore, Lucy Marlon. Stella Moore, Diet. No. 4. May Babeook, Elmer Gwin. Elmer Babcock, Disf. No. 10. Alma Brown, Charley Downing, Carleton Brown, Mary Downing, Harry K rosier, Rena Porter, Minnie Williams. Birdie Daugherty. Diet. No. 11 Cera Wasson, Bello Sloughtor, Nellie Wasson, Lida Slaughter, Lena Mulchon, Mary Sloughter. Artie Williams, oxßPnjrnß ». Diet. No. 1 George Hinds, Cora Wesifttll, Mollie Harris, Grace Thompson, Ezra Harris, Bertie Green, Dora Harris, Johnnie Green. Bertha Shelly, Diet. Ne. 2. Cffa Gray, Charles Bowen. Jessie Gray, Diet. No. 8, Luella Roadifer, May Hubbard, Mary Roadifer, Charlie Hubbard, Laura Roadifer, Claude May, May Ray, Jessie May, George Ray, Estella Vernette. Dist. No. 5 Carrie Johnson, Carrie Goodrich, Bert Johnsen, Stephen Bondy, Cynthia Goodrich, Tracy Bondy. Dist. No. 8. Celia Irwin, Lila Curtis. Dist. Ne. 11 ▲lien Mnrcley; Charles Maroloy. BABKLBY TP, Dist. No- 7. James Willey, Eva Ceons, Mary Willey, Carrie Coons, Sadie Willey, Albion Miller, Mattie Groom, Charley Blue. WALKIB TP. Dist. No. 5. Charley Freels. Dist. No, 7. Elwood Davis, Louio Rockwell, Laura Davis, Eddie Nelson, Lucy Taylor. HANGING GBOVB TP. Diet. No. 4. Wessie Hammerton, Dora Stiers, Geo. Hammerton, Chloe Stiers, Gllie Hainmerton, Isaac Parker, Willie Meredith, Tommie Parker, Jimmie Meredith, Alary Garliug. Dist. No, 5 Lizzie Redd, 11. L. Smith. NXWTON TOWNSHIP Dist. No. 1. Mary Wnerthmer, Nellie Grant, Christian Wuerthmer Ulysses Grant, flanford Bowman, Winnie Saylor, Mattie Hemphill, Wallace Saylor, Frankie Hemphill, Jadie Martindale. Dist. No. 2. Lydia Fleener, William St. Clair, Tina Fleener, Ella St. Clair, Clyde Hopkins, Walter St. Clair, Robert A. Hopkins, Viola Clemens, Mabel Hepkins, Laura Clemens, Mary Heys, Elmer C. Clemens, Naney J. Hoys, Della Thornton, Blanche Hoys, Maggie Thornton. Fannie Hoys, Dist. No, 3 John Syyers, Glenn.Thnrp, Lee Sayers, Gussie Yeoman, Ada Strong, In Coen. Dist. No. 4. Alice Henkle, Everett Halstead, Harvey Henkle, Rankin Halstead, Horaee Henkle, Alina Yeoman. Lemuel Henkle, DiSt. No 5. • Omer A. Brown, Cora A. Newels, Cora L. Brown, Marion M. Martin, Mary A. Lane, Lawrence H. Martin, Emma F. Lane, Myrta Baker.

KANKAKEK TP. Diat. Na. 2. Art i Hie Lavender. Dist. No. 3. George Jpnea. KEMINGTON 8CB»OLS. Intermediate Department, ilara Armstrong, Frank O’Conner, lattie Chappell, Will Rawlinge, Katie Carimody, B*rtha Poole, Frankie Cross, Maggie Schaeffer, Vinßie Draper, Mala Garrison, Ollie Darlington, Flora Hollett, Liura Corn, Estolla Luckey, Ernest Hart, Chauncy Landon, Flora Hart, Fannie McDougal, Viola McGriff, Ida Pugh, Smith Middles worth, Lina Luckey, rraeo Maxwall, Second Primary Department. 'ddie Arpin, Ethel Hollingsworth, V eddie Bowman, Lutbai Patten, Zina Corn, Frank Peck, *osie Carmandy, larah Royalty, Moria Cheek, Abbie Rawlinga, va Cheek, Jeasie Speucer, Lillie Carson, Myrtie Tharp, Grs*a Emory, Hairy Walker, Annie Ford, Lillie Strowbridge, Julia Fields, Callie Shuey, -ettie Hollett, Vollie Richcreek, Van Hinkle, Amanda Basil, Crneat Hawn, Della Foster. Dora Hawn, Hettie Luokey, ; lose Hollingworth, Alice Patton, lanehe Maxwell,

Important to Travelers.—Special inducements are offered you by the Burlington Houte. It will pay yon to read their advertisement to be found elsewhere in this issue. septl6t The medicines of Dundas Diox A Co. am unexcelled for elegance, purity, and rsli*bility. Their Seidlitine Seidlitz Powdery are as pleasant as Lemonade. Their Soft Capsules are world famous. See Advt. For sale by Emmet Kannal. W. L.ZUitut Ch»“BOM” Jeweller.

Campbell & Farden. Mias Ora Thompson, Elmer Dwiggius, Vic. E. Loughridge, Louis Hollingsworth and Delos Thompson left this place on their return to Ann Arbor University Monday. Wanted; every body to know that Geo. Grauel is selling harness at rock bottom priees. Judge Hammond is holding Court forjudge Vinton, at Lafayette, thi* week. If you go and see Geo. Grauel before yon buy your harness you will save money. All are invited to the Christian Church next Sunday morning to hear Hou B. 8. Dwiggins diseuss the question: ‘lf the World is not to be destroyed by fire, what will be its destiny? Will It evei be restored as it was before the fall of Adam?” You can get a saddle at almost any price at Grauel’s harness shop | John Chamberlain is building a store room for Alt McCoy, at McCoy station, in Hanging Grove township, this oounty. When you want a good harness go to Grauel’s, for he uses nothing but the best oak tanned ieathor. Circuit Court will again convene at this place next Tuesday. Absolutely necessary information from the Commissary Department; 10 lbs. good Coffee forsl, at Job Casey’s Grocery store. Excellent Cigars, 3 for 5 cts. Extraordinary Tobacco, 3 plugs for 2$ cts.

The best of Wanata Flour, Coal Oil, Sugar, Tea and Notions too numer ous to mention. Terms strictly cash. Jo«n Casey, “Pap” Smoot, of Julian, was in town Monday. Where did you get your new dress? Why of J. V. W. Kirk, he orders from sample,and saves you money every time. Sample room with F. J. Sears & Son. Sam. Bass, of Lafayette, was visit ing his sister, Mrs. Mose Tuteur, at this place, during the present week, You can buy Trimming Silk, &c., of J. V. W. Kirk and save 25 cents per yard. Sample rooms with F. J. Sear g & Son. Although our young folks are given much to dancing this winter they are not neglecting to cultivate the brains as well as the heels. It may not be well known that a good Literary Club exists among them which meets weekly and classic author discussed each evening. If you wish to be kind to your pocket book, call on J. V. W. Kirk and be convinced that he will sell you more dress goods for less money than any one else.

ELECTION.

Rensselaer Blue Ribbon Temperance Union, on Saturday evening, January 7th, 1882, elected and installed the following officers for the_en.suing term, ending June 30th: President—Alfred Thompson. Ist Vice President—Wm. Beck. 2d “ “ Mrs. Samp Erwin. 3d “ “ Bans. Howland. 4th “ “ Miss Amanda Osborn. Secretary—Noble J. York. Treasurer—Mrs. J P. Warner. J. V. W. Kirk can send and get Trimming Silks aud Satins from 1 yard to 100, and save you money Sample room with F. J. Sears & Son. The Calander Cloc to be given to the person buying th* most goods for cash of me from the 10th day of December, ’Bl. to the 10th day o*f January, ’B2 belongs to Mrs. H. O. Harris. Habdman, “The” Jeweler. It will pay you to look at J. V. W. Kirk’s samples of dresa goods, eve* if you don’t purchase. Sample room with F. J Sear* ft Son. The following incident Is related of Judge Horace Gray: A distinguished Massachusetts lawyer was once making an argument before him, aud when stating existing rules on his subject was peremptorily interrupted by the Judge. “Mr. , the law is so and so,” said he, giving the points as he believed them to be. “It is the law now. Your Honor, but it was not till you spoke," was the quick response. It is narrated that Judge Gray subsequently explained to the lawyer in graceful terms that he had spoken hastily. Solid Silver Spoons, at Hamar’s Before making purchases, call at Campbell & Farden’s opposite the Nowels House, examine good* and ascertain price*.

lam now prepared to do Ditching and Tiling in a satisfactory manner and at reasonable rates. WorkSwarranted. Send me your orders. STEPHEN COCHELL.

Indiana State oard of Health.

The following special rules have been adopted and issued by the State Board of Health: ▲ll “rules and regulations" of the State Board of Health are mandatory, and by the provision of the law “establishing a State Board of Health," etc., (See. 9) a fine of not less than $5 is incurred by any person who shall refuse or neglect to comply with the requirements of such “rules and regulations” each day of such “tailure or refusal,” after proper notification, constituting a offense. £The local Boards of Health throughout the State are hereby required to “promulgate and enforce” the rules herewith issued, and to enforce the penalty in case of “failure or refusal” of any person to comply with the requirements .hereof.

1. After January 1,1882, no person, until after they have been successfully Vaccinated, shall be admitted into any public or private school or institution of learning within this State, either in the capacity of matcher or pupil, and all persons admitted therein shall present to the principal thereof the certificate of some reputable physician as to me tact of their being successfully vaccinated. ~ 2. Itshall be the dut> of all unvucciuated persons within th s State to be successfully vaccinated within sixty days from Jan uai y 1,1882. And all unvaccinated persons uuiuiuginto this State shall be required to be vaccinated within sixty days after com ing into the Slate. 8. All children born within this State shall be succeesf ally vaccinated within twelve months after birth. All vaccination shall be with reliable bovine viius. By order of Board. Thad. M. Stevens, Secretary State Board of Health The State Board also issues circular “K” as follows:

Owing to the delay in the organization of the Local Board ot Health, paragraph 1, (circular Dj-special rule as to vaccination —is so modified that the health precincts where the Health Officer has not yet given notic£ to School Boards, Township Trustees, etc., as to the requirements of such rule, all Health Officers now or hereafter to be elected, are directed to give a proper written notice together with a copy of such rqies to each School Board, Township Trustee, and faculty of college (through its proper officers) that special rule as to vaccination, Paragragh 1 will be strictly enforced on and after thirty days subsequent to time of such School Board's etc., receiving such notice. For the purpose of vaccination, non-humanized virus, or that taken directly from the cow, fa the most reliable. Only in cases of emergency during the prevalence of smallpox, and where the non-human-ized virus can not be obtained, and where the iocal Health Board is satisfied and fully indorses in writing the purity of the particular virus used in any case can the use of humanized virus, obtained from the arm of a healthy child, oe Allowed. As further reason of this rule we< call attention to the fact that physicians are liable to criminal prosecution if bad results ensue from the use of vaccine virus that is not pure. In such health precinct, the health officer, will make provision for the free vaccination of all who, in their opinion, need such accommodation, so that none shall suffer for the want so a chance to obey the rule. Other paragraphs of the order of November 29, are unmodified and in fuil force. Uncalled for letters remaining in the Post Office, at Indiana, January 9th, 1882. if not claimed within thirty days from date above given will be sent to the Dead Letter Office, Washington, D. C.: Andrus Geo. W. 3; Clever, A. G. 2: Fox, Charlie; Heidelberger, Eli; Knotts, Arneoue. Persons calling for any of these letters will please say they are advertised. - ■•■.VC: • t . niJnolut. • “■» f b :'iAanizv.*(«rerN omiw r.lcn sis jj giisrialr-,-, ; It sells at 2f'“■at* ;.«r box. iur particulvs see .vDI. For »a]e by Emmet Kannal.

OOMMEMCED APRIL l«t.l881 KANNAL’S 6RANJJ BONAXION «5a50.001 VALUABLE 'PRESENTS I By parchatlnc *6 c«at* worth of Kacnal'a ln« Cigar* and Tabace* yoa will aeeare a Coupon •atitiHag you to a ahara in tha dia.rlbntion of toe following preaaato: 1 Gold Watch..' 1 SewlnrMnchlno M.OO 1 Sliver watch (Stem Winder) >O.OO 1 Bet Jewelry (for Lady) >6.90 1 Bait of Clothea (made to order). St.oo 1 Breech Loading Shot Can No. lOdbl bbl 80.00 1 Set Hawthorne’e Warke (• volume*).... 10.00 1 Eight Day Clock 10.00 1 Lforary Lamp (decorated Shade) 0.00 1 Set Bhake*p*are’» Work* (G volame*).. 7.90 1 Family Cabinet Albarn 7,50 1 Droeelng Case 1.00 1 Toilet Set 8.00 1 Box Cigars, BO* ' ‘ 3.50 1 Box Cigar*, 50* 3.50 $350.00 The above areteat* are to be distributed as ,ths holders of ths first 0,000 Coupons shall de•eids. For full particulars call at EMMETT KANNAL’S DRUG STORE, KV*Flrt door east of Trade Palace.

At tn® Furniture and Undertaking establishment of W. J. Wright, will be found everything that is kept by the first class homes of the CountryNothing but first class goods sept at this place. Parlor. Bed-room, Diningroom Sets Also the best line of Undertaking Goods in the country. Tbe only Embalmer in the county. The only Funeral Directors Cabinet in the county. Call and see me. No trouble to show goods. W. J. Wright. Campbell & Farden’s for Boots <& Shoes, Gents Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps and Gloves. Opposite theNowels House. ’ Any make of Hewing sold by C. B. Steward. If your feet are cold, go quiek and get a pair of those wool lined‘boots •t Campbell & Farden’s.

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GENERAL CHANGE! A2NI3 fi HI MM. —^ at=e - NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES! NEW PRICES! —AND—NEW SALESMEN! At the Old Stand of s». sb© war, Merchant-Tailor & Clothier! He has determined to begin the New Year by furnishin . the People of Rensselaer and Vivinity with a Larger and more Complete Stock of Goods . n hie line at Lower Prices Than Ever Before! Call and sse them, No pains sparsd to show Goods. Style, Quality and Make Guaranteed. Keeps everything in his line. Good goods and no misrepresentations. nn rAvmvr (SFLIBERAL CORNER. Rensselaer, Ind. JljXvV/ WJW • •

CARRIAGE AND WAGON MANUFACTOBT. J- P. WARNER,- Proprietor. —2V. Warner's Old Stand;Front Street North of Washington— RENSSELAER - - - - - _ TTsTTIT A 7\T a Having purchaseed the establishment of N. Warner, I am prepared t«> tur e and repair, Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Wood Work for Agricultrral Implements, eto., etc. Satisfaction gvien. All work warranted. c ■ ‘psixtw s .specialty.

CAMPBELL & FARDEN’S GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, FOR Bods,Shs, Hals/ C&p^ ■H ... .--

Jasper County Sericultural SocietySecretart’s Omer, ) Rensselaer, Indiana, > January, 4, 1882. ) Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Jasper County Agricultural Society for 1882, for the election of a board of twelve (12) Directors and the transaction of all other propel business, will be held in the Court House in Rensselaer, Jasper county. Indiana, on Saturday. January 21st, 1882, ai one [1 ] o’clock, p. m. Notice is also hereby given that tlie present board of Directors of said Society will hold a regular meeting at the same hour and place, to receive the reports o( the Treasurer and S-c----retary for the current fiscal year, und to transact nil other proper busiueo . By order <-f GEORGE H. BROWN, President. Horage E. James Secretary.

T“We still live!” Bring on yo:-r Watches and have them repaired. HamahHeadquarter* for Rubber Goods Hip Boots, Knee Boots, Ladies’ Boots Misses Boots, Arctic Sandels, Sewed Excludes and Alaska Overshoes, at Camjbell & Fardsns | Opposite the Nowels House, i Hamar is the sole agent for the celebrated quick Train Rockford Watch. Ladies’ Fine Neck Chains, at Hamar’s The acme lever button, finest in th* land, at Hamar’s.

LADIES! Fendig has just received a fine stock of Dress Goods, to which he invites your attention. Call, examine stuck and learn prices. No charge for showing goods. Everything in the Hat & Cap line, from the nobbiest to the plainest, at Campbell & Fardrn’s, Opposite the Nowels House A large and varied assortment of Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, for the fall and winter trade. Call and see for yourselves. Ralph Fendig Fine Bracelets at Hamar’s. Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies, at R B. Spencer & Co’s, every day. It will afford me great pleasure to have you call and examine the exten sive and select stock just opened out at my store. No trouble to show goods, even if you don’t buy. I cor dlally invite everybody to call, exam ine goods and ascertain prices. Ralph Fendig.

Rensselaer M rble Works! R. HOWLAND, Proprietor. —Dealer In — American and Italian Marbla, MONUMENTS, TABLETS. 003T3JJ33, SIiOS, SLATE AND MARBLE MANTLE'S tAjR.rN ,LVD rASES Van Rensselaer Street, West of Court Howse. * —Also Dealer in—in m, law h«, ■ mm, a, n sews THEY I ! CHEAPER THAN EVER! Watches ’ Clocks. /*>? ,!, ® w ®^»- s^wp ' ware » * Accordions, Violins Soectacles, WfP POCKET CUTERY. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED ROCKFORD WATCH ! I have in my employs first class workman, of eight yei rs’ expvriem-*. - Give us a call, at Orwin’s Old Stand. v4n24 H.\ MA R

J. W. IH’HW.S &tv«cy S 1 Sta Mei Livery Teems, with or without Orivrt nished upon application. Stock boarded by the day or week. OflL e Stables on Front street, above W nsbii cl< n. lb t;ss< liter. Ind. I DR. CROOK’S .efl» ,?"• CBO ?*-* '* < ■!>■>>>- »» nn , Wino of Tar, , ; W NE OF TAB JL fflW > J ■■Ba V«■ W ■ Bl■ 8 ■ -ggjlgg®- m QtTSlnlrawL > CUBES THOUSANDS YZARLY. It i.th.bertoflWaa, !> < - ~<*ffew**** Obrce Dyspepsia) > j IT IS THE LEADIKQ REMEDY FOB ALL &»*?<»» tip Appetite, THROAT &WNG COMPLAINTS 'i Health and Strength follow from its nac. I A trial of it wdll prove t ° I tri) we claim. Aek yoar • 4 If you have V.'kak Lvnor, arc Com I druggie! for Jr. i.vsk'l : a, , sumptive. have Gr.Nar.Ai. Dkbilitt, live- I Wilt efTv;‘»t eno other ' 5 rrpriA, or Bronchitis, the uie of a cinrto I Forealcby a)Jdrugjp»u j bottle will satisfy you that it mecU the I . at One Dollar a bottle. necoesity of your ease and gives a relief av . ( ~ * - t>__ ;F UISJ ‘••d from no other oourco. *«g3MHBHP B.N.Smith < Cd. FT®. k »27 OKI JOTTLI. »»•«*• U Oliver Creek a Oe. F The most olMtlnate Coveiu and Cot.De > »>_ .... D»yton,Ohlo. 4 immediately relieved. A bottle contahw Itttlmeeaii muih an eng . . *5 pent preparation. IT CURES. “ . J . Krarner’s Carman Eye Salve u * poeHlva care fw > w * ak r° d dieeawd eye«. SAHI AX’> SMJABUI. Never falle to care any ik 4 < * r a.\r> d i”° ""“r 1 * *• M immolate in ite ertecte Frice * ’ ' i nt * box ; *bould yotir drujgirt not h»\e it, on reeeipt of K eenta y t®rpoetM® e<*u<>») w« will send you a box free of expetiee. " * b ». N. SMITH A CO.. Prop., Dayton, O. ’ y apTqßy v/

Eureka and seamless Neck and Ear I Protector, Best Winter Cup in th* market. Call and see them, a' Campbell & Farden’s, Opposite the Newels House W* warrant our work tha beat, at Hamar’s. Cashmere and Moleskin Shirts, and Furnishing Goods, varied in quality and prices, a heavy stock, to which I invite your attention. Fendig. If your foot is pretty, show it at Lonagun’s ball encased in a pair of those Kid Toe Slippers from Campbell & Farden’s Everybody take their watt 1 s clocks ami jewelry to Ham.'.r’> f>r i •- pairs. Good Goods and I. >w Prices at Caupbell & Farions. Opposite the Nowels Hous* Repairing done cheaper and better at Hamar’s, than at any other house in the county. Dolmans, Shawls,Cloausand Cloakings, a select assortment, jnst reeelved nt Fendig’s. Take your watches, clocks and jewelry to Hamar’s. Work first class and cheap.

Strayed!—From the premises of Thomas Penwright. in Iroquois township, Newton County, Indiana, about eight miles west of Rensselaer, on Friday, January 6:h, 1882, a yearling Colt, roan, white face, and one hind foot white. Any person giving information that will result in its recovery will be suitably rewarded. Address, Thomas Prnwright. Julian P. 0., Newton ooonty, Ind.

AUSTIN HOUSE. . ' RENSSELAER INDIANA Ctnlrally located. Careful attention paid to the wante comforts of guests Excellent tables and good beds. etc. » —! Charges C. W • I>U V AT/Tj, Prop’r. BTFREE SUS TO AND FROM