Democratic Sentinel, Volume 6, Number 35, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 29 September 1882 — Page 3

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Rial Estate fsrSa’B. Thons pso xi JB » a 'T<. Nava for sale ch a), lands B y' rwill 4® woll to * tistili 'I ■ m • > f>>io l»urdMM*<

EXPERIENCE THE BEST GUIDE.

Th* reason why w jinen ev ry.vh -re v»e Parker’s Ginget Toni is, i»«-< -us-* they hav« learned by expormucethn best guide- that flit's < x ■ ■ medicine •vereomes despond-i'cy. periodical headache, indigestion,o-<in ia 'he back and kidneys, and otn r troubles of the sex.—Eome Jum n Campbell & Fardeu.

Horne, sweet Home!

New i* the time to buy a home. Leepold ie selling lots io his a idi’io.i 1 to th* town of P»enss<‘her, th .t n<> eae seed be without a home. I'ein. —one fourth down, an 1 t ie Lalitf---(a equal aanual payments. I Hplondid lot of fancy goods j tarrived at Honan’s. What are you going to g-' ,J A black silk? Yes. Who-f? .1 V W Kirk. ANY SUM FROM «Ti(> 00 ’<> slt).)()'t ’ • ■ first mortgage real estate securi'y , • a Ivo to ten years’ time FItAXK W ’’>AB< <>■ 1 . Junt arrived ai Fenolg’h-it largest and most seb < t stock rs Clothing <rver bro >gh' ’ • l-oissvlae* A cordial iuvil, tion is ▼•. tided to everybody to <-aU at ms’ Er ;»< ri an Matnine siy gomU, ami ;;.-<*•* t<n • ! prices before purcl’AiiiugwD; wlirt A nieo lot of Citvula - s Doi.iiain : •t \ B Fi.xi'm’s flilKW ON Y! We have finally secured rn s y t. r eeut. money ami are no r pi p>rc-« '<> make farm loans at sx p r end i e eel. These loans run f Hive v >;r-- Lu the borrower h s ej i. u '<> p.\ ] im: ell ot his loens v " f c ir ‘ i R F. m 7. i W j-.G .'X'-’. Several commodi us a' <’ immfrir’ ablo hous sto r*-tr. lEmj di -at i-iii zens’ Bank. Persons desiring to borrow mor,; v on real estate sec uity. r a! ' see ; Frank W. Babcock Fir ■ an r m '<*i any sum from < to $10? io. o; -1. notice and for -my d<*-ir<- i i m lionan’s for y< m M : !L . Hats an 1 B nine’s a’ r ’ >■ . • , • ext 30 days at P, ’TomHoop skirts fi un id to "0 ■ n’ .. I Honan's. Hoop tkirts and Imsd" i> . m I something new, 75e r ’ » 1 11 ' Store of E. P. Honnn. Now is the time tp lay vonr mil llneryateost at E P. Ho: Bedford <i Warner run ii < g - >' ■ ' variety of goods of m y i-' , a : H-b ment in this r< gim>. and ;■ mm■•)■.••.'> it in the expression that tliey '•,-m miplv nnytbing fiorn a rt >. : am onine to a re; (He. G r<-< - i i's. i] > r confectionori”.®, haidv. art c-im'iv produce of all Un I-’, robac .<®. 1 aid —best in the m irket —wagons ers and mowois. I ind- is 1 ti.k, ” threshing machines, o’ • et . v • ; can’t fail of getting wh t yo ’ it “If you don’t see i’, ask U i’ " Ladies’lßß2 style h o at Jlcism.'s. Call and see If. B. Fkndig has just > tma H •.■'•in Chicago with the Le-t cioj of P>y Good# ever brought M H i t v . A full line of CHi!h mei.’s f ii.ishing goods at Fendi y’s. Persons wanting farm loms <>ai. get them cheap at the Ciriz< n/ Bank Go and see.

GOOD NEWS.

No more chills and ugnr in >hi- i section, Our Druggies i- <?c]li;;<y :tn I article culled “Agte CoNQrj-.rou.” Ii is about the only s;tti-f;ic;ory pr pn ration sold for the cuie of i an< Agua, Dumb chills. Tn•_> i'? nt or Billions Fevers. The l’» opri« t -r of the Agfa Ccnc rr.e 1; - » r-’ I m little energy to make this m- di inc known, and yet its snkw i-imrni use in Ague Districts. I 1 pnrfl s tli<blood, Liver and o her Se<-r -buy oregons so effectually th.-o ti. - ciii'l do not return even when pm si.t-; hp > had th«y for years. Entirely v <-•• table preparaiion. Price 50, centand SI.OO per 80-tie, Tw > I ■>; vi’ stop the chills. Pure Cream Bread ;warran(»-.l to bmade of milk: Pau Bread: Cream Bread :Veranna Bread, ut I’nrcupile’s Restaurant. I? In best lot ofG 'n m -.-iCasb Meres at R.

■ ■ mei O ON ROUTH. L :istif". N. A. t Chic;i<B fiailiray Sc bl Trains Between lioutsvlilt and Chicago ■»"*"■," j m r r-. - ft ; T-wf.!< ?j. isOTTTTT r xcri i'li 2 ! . i’a ■■■•■ ■ ■ •■' : L‘«i)y *: Daily’ 7 '•■n’ ; 7 aOami v I.ocis' ii.r.r ar 920 pm 8 25am ' 722 | ■ New Albany • 858 t 8 0S • 10 .(■■ • • 917 •• larMitcliell, 833 '• 547 11 45 .1 uh |•• Bloouiingion 515'• I 431 !•? ' > in! 1 i. 3•• •• Goaport 439 • i 3 sft ' !’;• 1 f,pm ‘•Gr'ncatlejnii 347-’;304 ' 102 'Gn en' - ai>tJe R42'• ! 2.58 " i ■ 1 ;»i ■ ■ eoach'la.'e 308 " 226 • .’ ' 2 (, -5 ■■ <'r‘fr<!'Virie j 2 38-* 157 “ 2 if* • Crav. fn: hi :11c 2 :15 " 154“ -'I ’I 03 " LafavUte juu': 1 5Si “ 1258 " 3 311 • " afayette ’ 05 “ 12 44 " ?.• • iR • • Reynold*; 12 Ift " 11 54pm I:'.'- 4 21“ ‘ .Movon 11 s»atn 11 .39 “ 14 127 Iv Monon 1156“ 1135“ 5 .7 ■ tr I*enHK.?la<T 11 18“ 10b«l“ ■:■ ' ‘Dall<.ti 9 lift" 8So“ > ■ <* <>.m •‘l'ni' Aoo Iv C <S> •• 750 “ ♦Daily except Sunday. ■ ;.’• 'onn i.i; at <'lucfciro with night rair-3. h nrt! an.l thweat. : ■: ;..'iia; c Hleepin. earn on train* 3 and 4. : oi liiic-tH mil further iuformalion apply <u| C r WREN. A ’rnt RciiHHclaer. .1 Kki.G P. .A. I.ciiioville, Kv.

Democratic Sentinel KI DAY SEPTEMBER 29. 1882.

PROGRAMME OF TEMPERANCE MEETING.

i hr regular meeting of the Rem?-* S' hu-r Blue Ribbon Temperance Unioa will be h<dd at the Court House. S urd. y- M. ning. September 30.1882. Th tdl >wing is the programme of • X' ; vises: . Song by ' hoir •! Piayer by Rev. D. T. Halstead. ... Reading jf Scriptures by M ss M i .g«- O bo: ue. 4 Song by choir. . . tb i.ding minutes of previou* in* • img !>y Secretary. •peiniig i marks by Mrs R. S. Dwuj ’ins. 7 ooug ««y choir. 8 d- mai ks by ■ ’yrus J. Brown. 9 Song oy choir. (i Rcm-iksby Rev. T. W. Dren« Den. i L’e minutes recess. ' U marks by James W. Douthit. 1 . Pm t i»y Mi and Mrs. E- P. Horn. i . i > Miscclianeous temarks. U Song by choir. I > Closing remarks by Ex~Pres’t Eziu C Now els. 17. Beiu'diction by’Rev. P M ’Dade iv : iks limited to five minutes. A -OHi d invitation extended to all. 1- ’ ihe members of the choir be u•••.-I nt *■ r y nd take seats assigned i'.'T t|. HI. Ei '.iub to commence at 7:4b h tn NOBLE J. YORK. Pres’t. C11..1.LE8 W. Coen, Sec’v.

G> ■> Mi .s M u lie’s for your Falj Ha* IVi-s AEu tin has ju.-l ieimrited from J’u ago whh an extensive and choice ■io. ;< i**’ m;iiin>'ry goods, and invites \ < • y body to e<\il, F- i d g u.'.s just opened oilt a fine in <»r Dress Goods, Shalls, Doimans, I'-iily Made Clotning, Boots and Sim-s. l”'ints in Great Variety, frtc., : i'v r than i ver. B !’ire going io your homes from he Reunion, give Fendig m call and xamine his extensive assortment ot U'v. go als just opened out. Mr ' ampbeli received telegram y<- ..-rd.iy announcing the death of h s father

Ar. E liter: Will you please answ who was ‘ David’s wife’s moth's r ’ ;>n I you will greatly oblige a •end Lizzie. -Certainly, with pleasure. David’s wife’s mother was' Da; i- flint her-in law.—Philadelphia • j I; v A. Taylor, will Preach id the I f church at this place. Si.: d.v next - morning and evening, i Evmybody invited. \ i’VF.uns-J-.D Letters.--Letters ad" i ilr---s> <1; s below remain uncalled for ii the Post. Office at Rensselaer, Jasl '■) < ei.nty, Indiana, on the 23d day o: ep. mie-a, 18S2. Those not cLime l \vuhir four weeks from the date l). f i-’niv.-n will be sent to the Dead L' Pei Office, Washington. D. C. Persons calling for any of the let t r in this list will please say they ai" <i v rtised. Bi , T s*i,h Kane Martin < i .. His Eiiza A. Lewis, Jacob Evi . •< Chas. Luellen. T, H. (litn.es Ki< hard, Pope & Davis, Hou . .th, Caroline Rhoades, R. W. J r in , Mie Sarah Thornton,George Woods, Samuel. Horace E. James, P. M. E ! R. S. Dwiggins recently preached i s. rmon, at Oxford, on the Goga - M .gog prophecy of 28th and 29th Ex’-pi il, to ihe effect that G2g there , m<- hi* the present Ozar of Russia. 1 A; Jeffersonville last Sunday Ani tinny M Doug d, jealous of bis wife, procured an ax and cut her head al" mo off from her body.

At Logansport last Friday, Mrs. 1 Hi-’man, stooping to look under a then pa-sing train to see her children on the other side, was struck by a p; jre ting step and killed. L ifayette Daily Journal: John A e, “plate-glass front Johnny,” as ' lie was faiuiiliarly called, and whe I h- s been living on his farm for sovj er-.: vear-s, left yesterday with his i ”•■>( d wife for Rensselaer, where, he wi I m ike his future home. He exi p< cts to go into building at ozieo in 'hat th;iving place*. His son will run ■the firm during thefather’s stay at hi- new heme, BEA UTY REG a INED. T.ie beauty and color of the hair nuy be safely regained by using Parker’s D Ir Balsam, which is much admired to. us r.yrfume, cleanliness, and dand- ; ruh’v radicating properties.

Remington Nt 8 When Fred Roover wa* Mtrnuuaied Ivi tl f; New*, i» ♦ notice, him before the pubic just as he is known by hi» n igh*-o:s and friends regardlr?•;'of politics H acettien the F>w ; E a la- shown signs of fling ini' trr d W* do n< tpr ,pose to not—a ;t ’UK -aid abo t the party which Mr lb o er r presents, but when it comes to a j isonui attack : ’(■ Nct s will d* fer.d .dm or any oth er ■ anrfidate 'rropecr ve of party, when we know tin- s me to bo false. I’” Bro. Mo* k will com? over and i - q ire of ■> i best ci z- us ho v Mr. Hoover s amis he will »,<• satisfied he ran do hL pai’y no good by misiepres ‘Utit.g him Bare Ball.— The game < f Base Bull played b t . e n the Red Stockings, of Delphi and ’he Chppere, of this place, resulted in a vieiory for the Red Stockings J Da) kites.cUsed the game on the Bth inning he score standing as follows; Red Stockings, 32; Clip* pens 24 Umpire—William H. Legg. Scorers • Lure Higginbotham and C. H. Pi ice.

AUDITION AL EE UNION NOTES. The Indepci dent B ittery, of Moni ticello, came up on the freight Tues» ; dav afternoon. Our old friend, John Peters, of ; Moutieelio, < ailed lu to see usyester-* ! day. Jciia was a member of the 46ih ■ Indiana. Gen’ Mai ison Lears scars received i in rhe Mexican war, and in the war i against rebellion f General Gresham is in attendance on i the Re union—arriveu Wednesday. > Our old tiieiid, Jos. D L’owdin, Clerk I ot the Northern Prison, who served the Union well diuing the rehidlion, is minei IRig with old comrades new assembled nt this place. i The Soldier (len ent ct White county ! is well represented al Caiup Milroy. ■ 'h :i. M, I>. Manson, a veteran of two ' wars, arriveu Thursday morniug. Gen. Manson thinks the Democracj’ will moß‘ surely triumph in Indiana. Messrs. Scuti, of he Delphi Journal; Huff, of the Monticello Herald; French, of the Brooksion Reporter, land Kitt, of the Goodland Herald, called in to see us yer terday. Fred !{■>' ver Dem cratie candidate ; tor Senator, and John T Ford, Demo . cratie candidate toe R corner, both old * soldiers, are attending the Re- inion. i Sheriff Powell appointed the fol- , lowing persons on Wednesday morning to act as special deputies until j the close of the Re union: Allen Catt, : L. C. Grant. O. C. Dickey, Geo. Goff, j T. J. McCoy, Thomas W:uren. Shelby : Grant, L L. Daugherty, C (’. Dtivis, Wtr. W 'rrcn, (1 M Robinson, D. H. 1 Yeoman Jno J. Wnteibury, Charles 'Lyons. Wm. Buyler, Samson ErMu, i Li: . Mat tin. C C bi, ;i r. John Obenj chain, Mark lie npl ill John Gr n .pn« j geld. George W. N- ,; L and John Q. | Alter.

Xmio g tin first ariiv ds at the Th ® ir i ti w' ie W m Cummings of Kentlan i, St phen . och- 11, Cupt tins Wm. Sj. :cei and itemy b lydtr, >f Month e s v;d D w oo Stiti h. of Fowled ; mre wan a m .gn’fl mi t Hsplay of fir works it z amp Milroy lasi night A bu-im ss meeting of toe Rjtinio” assofia'.ion vas held at ’he grand stand st varnt* Miltoy la.-t night which was presided v.-r bv’Capt. Edwin Brown Th* following persons were elect ed efficers fir the cns .ing year: Preside! , (’aut Edward Hal’ of Newton Co ; Secretary, George Uhl. of White Co-; Vice Piosidints, Capr. Jno. M. Wasson. Jasper < o ; Capt. Pat Hays, of White Co ; Cupt. Gray, of Newton Co . Out. Dawson Smith of Ben on Co ; and Dr Gorden of Pulaski Co.

THE TAX BURDEN. Seventeen years after the close of the rebellion, says the N. Y. Sun, we are still living under a system of taxation devised to meet the enormous demands of the civil war waged to preserve the Union. The Commissioner of Interna! Revenue boasts that he has collected $743,831,071 during the past t-ix years, and $146,520, 273 for the past fiscal year. He considers these great achievements, and regards as excellent the system which levies an annual tax of nearly three dollars a head on every man. woman ; and child in the United States, black, - white or mixed This iaqnisitorial ' bureau, which offers a premium o*n I perjury, and which incites bad blood and bad faith among the people, keeps ub a star ding army of over four thousand office-holders', maintained at a cos: as more than five uaii-li.i.-.s a y--ar, ail of whom turn out on election lay and ate contributors to Jay Hubbell’s campaign fund. The existing tariff was framed for the benefit of monopolies; It admits the luxuries of the rich with a nominal duty, and taxes every article of the poar with a crushing discrimination. No man dares ta deny its glaring iniquities The most pronounced protectionists admit the jobbery, perpetrated undri cover of procured law. What have the majority done to correct this flagrant injustice? They created a commission ostensibly to collect infu ma'ion which was already accessible, but really to.coniinuc the odious law, by which combination tliiives and monopoly is protected. With cv.iv fact wrhbi reach which any commisson can possibly obtain the Repubii.-ai s under cover of a false : it terse. refus' d to touch the tniff, and p i it beyond the reach of refoim during the present Administration. Tin- enrich -d monopolists can well .afford it. make iarge “volun-

tary contributions" to the campaign fur I f?f the faj! elections. lh-.: fob .wing is from the great Seed fiir.i.ot R.-C'icrte:, N-■ York: PoCHEbTUR, N 'j . duly i 9, 18S2. ' h . Snuih, Esq., .'li-nticello, Ind., Dc-fcr Sir: When visiting the State. Ex]:t.iiiiienta.' Farm, at <■- neva, this week, we not:C'.u tome Spiral Fasteners for seed corn prest-rviiig AVe also noticed that they were put up in boxes and were from you. Please send three gross to us at Rochester, N! Y , aid three gross to us at Chicago, 111, Send bills as per shipments. Yours, truly Hiram Sibley & Co. N. ’A fern er A. Sorts sell these Seed Prese.tcra.

“ANOTHER INCONSEQUENTIAL LETTER.

Editor Reptblicam. -Sir: You voU unteer Tour “foil consent” for me to write another letter! What “asinine assurance —T never yet asked the consent of “doesticks,” and why . should I require that of his “Damphool?” You consider certain expression in my former letter as libelous, and scy, “But as we believe him to he in the habit of using words whose meaning he dees not understand, we pa>B it by with contempt ” Will you per init me to say that I had then and have now a full understanding of t! e words used, and their legal import, and I now repeat that your “scurril- ' ous attack” upon me was uncalled ’ ’’or. and was only made by you for j “pcitisan” purposes, and I w ill suggest that the courts am open, arfti if | you feci ’hat your character or reputation have been injured, you have I your remedy, but I must olunteer ; the legal proposition, for which no fees are askec. thaL should a case of that nature be adjudicated, i jury , might be placed in a dilemma to as ; certain whether you had, or had not | ‘any reputation to injure? And as to , my use oi words whose meaning is at i all vague or hard to understand. I i hope you wiil not deem me egotistic i when I say that I have always be«n j noted for using language so plain that a “way-faring man, though a fool” need not err. and if you had a.® mucn brain as a “Woodpecker” you eoultl not fail to und rstand me You term tny letter “inconsequentinl.” and yet rack your demented brain in writing n column and a 1 a!f of par ■ nsan “taffy’’ in reply, which if writs ten by a ten year old schoolboy might j be appropriately headed. "The wail of the damned—Republican.” My acetic Brother. th< lions skiu that concealed your real nature can no longer perform that office: you undertook to roar, and the result was. the ludicrous bray of “yourself.” 'n the Republican ring you are “one of them damned literary fellers,” who seem to say,,l am Sir Oracle, and when I ope*my lips let no dog bark ” You undoubtedly thought you could get in a little work for your party by a scurrilous attack on me, but your weapon has proved to be a boomerang, and here you propose “to waste no more time.

My crusty friend, if you .w so ”ory solicitous regarding the “common sense’’ and ‘common decency” of those who attend temperance meetings, and would not have them outraged by any reference to polities, why did you not criticise the rem nks made three or four weeks ago by the present Secretary of the Republican county committee ? From t: e same rostrum, and to the same society, he took special pains to viliily. for par tisan effect, some of the ablest men in the state. But you see, ’t makes a difference whose bull is gored. W: it lit.lv brain you have is so mixed with the scum of partisan polities that you cannot have, an unbiased judgment A few weeks ago your phlegmatic in tellect, for partisan effect, tried t< abuse the County Superinten lent o* schools, but the Teacher's In.Jitiite set i s seal of condemnation on that attack. Failing there you then tried your boomerang on 'h. “Saph n : Captain,” and n-iw, who will b the next targe:? You have not the good serne nor ability to discuss political questions. The ability, integrity, and sobriety of the candidates on the Dem oeratic ticket you cam ot and dare not assail. You have a store of pai tisan abuse that must out; und so, like a mad dog you snap at ihe fl St thing crossing your path. You are entitled to, and undoubtedly receive tno commiseration of your personal friends, tint who will explain your .de moralized system and apologize' to your readers with whom you have no personal acquaintance? Who will inform them that you are trjing ’-j keep up on soothing syrup, or “Radvzay’s Relief,” and occasionally a little brain food, to keep your “Daniphoolishness” from sending you io an asylum? My enraged friend, keep cool, suppose you do have to support a man not of your choice, for State Senator, and some other officers, when you kuo y the Democracy have abler and b; tier men appointed to them, that gives you no reason to growl if a temperance Democrat happens to say something that you cleim is not Re publican doctrine. Your readers would be better pleased with a discussion of principles, than they are with your scurrilous attack on one wh > has no interest in politic further than to see the right prevail, and the best men elected to office. Honora blv yours. Chas. A. Edm >nds.

THE CHICAGO HARRISON.

Cutter Harrison,Mayor of Chicago, j is an./ther Democratic trump card.) He was nominated for Congress a day I or two ago. He is a much superii r i man to a party by the same name in 1 Indiana, and we ate pleased to state ; bears no relationship to him. Mr. Carter Harrison returned from Europe a few days ago, and wa-i weicom ed home by 30,000 Clncagonesc. A cotemporary gives a sample of the material of the makeup of this princeIv Democrat, as follows: “In the last Presidential election he off-ctu,-illy thwarted a well prepare i scheme of Republican ballot-box stuffing as follows: The number of voting pre cincts in Chicago had been increased in proportion to the rapid increase in the city's voting population, and the Republican dedge was to keep a full force of strikers, re eaters,Ballot-box stutters, and the usual tough /ontingeut around the polling places and thus prevent, thousands of Democratic citizens, by hustling them out of line and by intimidation, from being able to deposit their ballots within the, regulation time, from sunrise un til sunset. Mayor Harrison was duly notified, and immediately issue I a proclamation that every citizen would be accorded the divine right of stiff rage if It took all night, and ordered that the noils remain open so as *to give the woikingmen a chance who coulda’t be on hand during the dayl There was a great Republican how about overturning the governing;,t. Deputy United States Marshals, who made themselves too fr-sh, were promptly replaced by special poii *e men, and the workingmen and Dem o. rats of Chicago voted. In a variety of ways and on numerous occasions has Mayor Harrison stood by the people.*—lndianapolis Sentinel.

Notice of Final Settlement of Estate"XTOTICE ISEERKBY GIVEN to the Creditor?, Heiru and Legatees es George Gratner, beeeaHeii, to appear U the Jaaper Circtuit Court, held at Rensselaer, Indiana, ontbe 22d day of October, 1382, and shew cause if anv, why the Final Settlement Accounts with the estate oi said decedent should not he approved Witness, the Clerk of said Court, this NjraSW 18th day of September, 1882. . CHARLES 11. PRICE. Cl-rk B’tpt, 1882, —$2 Jaaper Circuit Court.

A< p.iant General C rimhan wi I be With - .!k boy« w at ihw fe idlcis’ ib •fiiotl. :grs for refret-limin’ stand-;. &e , at the Ke-union, may be ha<l of the Treasurer, at ihe I>w office <>: Frank W. Baoeock.

SCHOOL SUPPLIES!

Legal cap. Fools can. I. tt» r. Flit cap. Commercial i <>te and Pure Lint n Writing Papers: Wii iog Tablets, Blotter Tablets, Blank Boo!s »florandoms; Lend Pencil - bv ilie tho’ - sand: Writing Fluid; Ink-b’a k, glueviolet and crimson; t'lie-.p Bui-rs writ metrical system i <’b Med: Autograph Albums—indi e ’ ail standard articles and many irvdd s in the stationery line, in large quantity Also Papetere (or box p t> r> in «■ me fifty styles, ranging in i ti e fi >n> 15 cents to S 2 per box H »RAfi- E James

A Bio Camp Fire! -M< Ph r. 5 nPo-t No. 84, G. A. R., of Rensselaer, «i 7 hold .‘i "Camp Fire” at th- So! vis’ Re-union, to which the G. A R Pu ts of ten counties have been invit d. - The “boys" are determine I to l ave t good time. Good cigarsand the popular brands of chewing aud sinokit g tobacco sold by Hol ace E-James. Win H. Rhoades has two as nice Organs as have ever bevi brought to Rensselaer, they are named “Crown’' and ‘ Queen.” In touch and ton*' they have no superior. in style of eas they .ire perfect beauties, and in | r • ••: so low that every family can buy. Call iu ami see if our words are not true, when we say that he is offering an Organ for $75, such as has nltvei been offered here before to ■ less fna" SIOO.

Bans. Howland, proprietor of Rensselaei Marble Works, keeps on hand a fine sto.-k o' mar. lv, and does go >d work,at r< asonable rates. Notice t < Delinquent !'\x Payers —I wII ii eompelle i, according to law, to st irt my colleetoi« on or be fore September Ist. 18-2, and those knotting themselves dilinquen’ «’P save costs and trouble y calling and settling'he same. M B. \TTER. 2t. 11 Treasurer J is,»er - o. .n I lit ■> o ’.- for your Fo.ev Notions. Ten th -iisatid people are cumin ’ o the Soldiers’ Re-union, at lu>nssela< r tire 27th of this month Syl Hal- y, the well kn wn s is maker, iias purchase*! 'he hau l-<>ni little bill'd ng re<*’*nll'’ - crilpied by Doe Ham r, lo?atv<l l>*'ive«E tin oi l Austin House and Dr. Lo-iirhri Ig- 's office, moved his e.-'ul».i Imient into it, and will be happy to sn-td all o] I and new patrons with a pleasahl smile. He will fur i-h you with goo I fits an 1 substantial work at reasonable rah's.

HOW TO SAVE

Ail hard ■-•orkers are oi'.iji-e' t<> bilk- s attacks alfsc-•••; which m- vend hi danfßtous ill -cs* P uker > Gin •< r r or ic witl keep *i e kidneys and livae v-, an Iby proven’ing the attacx s ve nine i - ,k----ness, loss of time and expc s*. D ;>y at such times means •’ ngir—l) .roir Press.. Se cU.er ct buiii>.

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Sueh a rush th’? week t Honan’®. Patent medicine-, of all k ids, at F. B ■-ea«uin>;’s. Thsrs’-old .-land. B' o’s ami Shoes, of all grades and prices, jnst opened out at Fendig’s Any make of Sewing Machine sold by C. B. Steward. ‘ \,n nin ! L idles <f ! s ; -.*r cm nty! Rer?r i’.r.:.asing your -uurner toi , n t- call o i Mrs. F, P Ho n. j Jake Ei-lesbu-h, has moved into I.is new rooms, which r > handsome *nd m itt. He extends a cordial in-I citation to his many friends to call i PoNFEiTi neky. A large stock of .•letu; pure <-andy .ml chewing gum for sale by Horace E. James.

N die' if Final .Settlement of Estatey/OTICF I ■ HEREBY GIVES to the Creditors. A Heirs a; d Legatee- of D.. tEi.V Maiitis, r <■■iH. d to -ipneai in the Jasper Circuit Court, li.d.tlb-ii a-tin * . Indiana, on the 6 h day of oc t>> >..r, ISttt i.nd show cause if any why the Filial Settlement Accounts with the < suite of sai l de <•<• !< i t should not be approved; find said heirs •e tiotitied to :h'-n and there m ike proof of heir ship, and reeviv- their distributive shares. Witness. The Cle.k of said Court, - Seal - this 28th day of August, 1882.' ' ' < HABLES H PRICE. Clerk Jasper Circuit Coutt. September 1 1889.—?3. PIONEER CmeatTmarket! ) 1 ! ir.st I’ • r Wes' J welrv Store.) Rensselaer, - Ind., J. J. E iglesbach, Proprietor BEEF, Pork. Veul 'Hrton. Sausage. Bolognti etc.. Bei<i m qmuititiet, to suit purchasers at die lowest pri es. None but the best si k slaughtered. Everydody is invit Ito c.i J. The Highest Price Paid f- x Good Fat Cattlf. May 26, 1882.

PARKER'S HAIR BALSAS. The Fest, Cleanest And most Economical Hair JLiressinp. levei I' tHf to Reston 'be yove.hlul colorto prey th IhresLa Celepn*. • lul |»«rtuiM». Price 96 and 15c. PARKER’S GINGERTONIC A Pare Family Medicine that Never Intoxicate. Ilf you are a mechanic or farmer, worn out with overwork. o, a mouierrnii down by family or household dunes try Parkkk’s Gingbk Tonic. If you are a lawyer, minister or »:si»ass man exhausted by mental strain or anxiou* cares do not take intoxicating stiinidants, but use PaßKKu’s Gi' ghk Tonic. If you have Dyspepsia. Rheumatism, Kidney or Urinary Complaints, or if you arc troubled with any lis'jrticrofthelungs.stomach. bowels, biood or nerves tg you can be cured i y Parker’s Ginger Tonic If you are w istiug away from :i;*e, dissipation or 3 my disease or weakness and require a stimulant take S Ging r Tonic at once: it will invigorate and bund 8 you un front the first <!•>« but wi I never intoxicate. 9it has saved hundreds of hvee it may save yours. S IHSCOX a C<l„ IS! WllliKii St., v.w Yerk. KK. sod P V ooe tivi.ar ,ixe», st all dasl.r, r, iHadlvtneu 5 GREAT SAVING BUYING DOLLAR 817. L f. -- •» /k a& ■, w ■ :. tn yonrown town. s.sOutfit :’r. . L" Xo ri*k Rverything - <-w. Capital n.t reqnirml. We will furnish you every ■ “yift’ u Many are makings >rtunee. Ln <i > . s make as much as’ men, and boys ami trirls make srreat pay He-id .-r, if yon want a bu-incss at wh ; ch von can make zmat pay a!) ’he time you w-'i-k. write lor particulars to tlvnt H. IIALLETr&Co. Portland. Maine.

LUMBER andCOAL YARD. 0. D. NOW"ELS, FBANK C I”cOTTON, At the Depot, Rensselaer, Ind., kce? constantly on hand Lumber; Lalb; Shingles & COAL, of all kinds, at lowest rates. Call and see.

N WARNER & ONS. DEALERS IN Hardware, Timrfy Sm'to'veaCv, £outh Side Washington Street. REK SSEjGAER, INDIAN 4 . 3EDFDRD St WARKi, -DEALERS IN - Groceries, Confectioneries, Queensware, Glassware, Woodenwarc, Willoware, Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Wagons, • Reaping and Mowing Machines, > Threshing Machines,Brick,Tiling, Ac. Remember, we are engaged in a general mercantile trade, run all <l<»— partments, keep the best of goods, and sell at the lowest living' rates. If you wish anything, ask for it. We are pieparetl to furnish from a Threshing Michine to a Needle. We also keep constantly on hand, Salt, Fish, Meats, Lime, Hair, etc.,etc. Give us a call. BEDFORD &• WARNER Rensselaer, July 14, 1882.

Rensselaer Marble House R. HOWLAND Proprietor—lDostler In — American and Italian Marble, MONUMENTS, TA® 3, ETS4• S&AB3. SLATE AND MABBLE MANTLES MW) VASEH. Van Rensselaer Street, West of Court House. —A.lsio Dealer m—as ran, naw », lar asm nt, is CARRIAGE AND WAGON M A N U F A C TOBY. J. p. WARNER, Proprietor—A r . U7rrner’.s Ol<l Sl(m<l, Front Sit eel North of Washington— R}-bISSEL2k£R ------ INDIAN X. H.ivirg purcbasced the establishment of N. Warner, I inn prepared tnuariß »- tn-e and i' p :i ‘ -Oarriiitres, Buggies, Wagons, Wood Work for Agricultrral lat 1.1. n.< i ts, --•<•., <-te Satisfaction gvi< n. All work warranted. CA i{i;lag I'l 'PAiXYIKCf A SWiSITY. wTnirVAIMS Mvery • SiaMtv Livery Teams, with or without Drivers

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