Democratic Sentinel, Volume 6, Number 45, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 8 December 1882 — Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

The Democratic Sentinel FRIDAY DECEMBER 8,1882.

BEAUTY REGAINED.

The beauty and color of ths hair may be safely regained by using Parker’s Hair Balsam, which is much admired for its perfume, cleanliness, aad daadruforadioatiag properties. Big Show is coming No marriage licenses have been issued during the past week. Rebecca at the Well, at Searsj & son. Rev. Claypool was greeted with an audience of eighty persons last Sun day. Myrt. Price has sold his farm in Carpenter township. He is bow in Dakota on a prospecting tour. Simon R Thompson. Esq,, returned from New York Sunday morning. The Circuit Court of Newton coun. ty convenes next Monday.

Rev. B. F. Ferguson preached to a good sized audience at the Presbyterian church last Sunday night. Eld. Dwiggins assisted in conducting the services. Mrs. Will B, Price returned from Dakota Tuesday morning. She reports that tne Hoosiers who have loca ed there are all doing well. Van-Buren “Hinds the Greenback statesman of Carpenter township has removed to Kansas. Hon. Jno. L. Miller and Frank B* Everett, Esq,, of Lafayette, were here on legal business last Saturday. Both of these gentlemen have served as Prosecuting Attorney of this coun •y. Dr. J. T. MeShane, an old-time f riend of County Cleik Price, paid t he latter a short visit this week.— The Dr. lives at Cornel, this State.

The Thanksgiving Supper given by the ladies of the M. E. Church, last Thursday night was well attended.— The proceeds are not to be used for the purchase of an organ.! Ex-Commissioner Rockwood is in town to day. Commissioners’ Court.- MondayBoard met in regular session and was duly organized by electing Hon. Geo. W. Burke, President. Jno. W. Powell, Sheriff; Frank J. Sears, Coroner, and Louis S. Alter* Surveyor, presented their bonds which were accepted and approved by the Board. Claims were allowed aggregating $1268 89. Tuesday-«.Claim3 were allowed aggregating $537 44, Mr. Wm. Jenes of Indianapolis, used Brown’s Iron Bitters with great benefit. He likes it better than any tonic he ever used.

Pursuant to announ cement the transit of venue across the suns disc too>c plaae Wednesday, and the weather has oeerf cold as froty blazes ever since. The transit of venus was looked to with much interest by astrontftnera, as they proposed to calculate from it the distance of tho faith from the sun. Congress appointed $75,000, eight parties were stationed respectfully at the Cape of Good Hope, New Zealand, Santiago. Patagonia, New Mexico, Texas, Florida and Washington. Parties were also sent out by the English, French and German Governments. The next transit will cccur in 2004. and in 20J3 it will be followed by auother.

THANK’S.

At the regular meeting of the La dies Literary Socivty, on last Saturday, a unanimous vote of thanks was returned to the Bands and all who Assisted in the singing and tableaus, for their efficient aid in the celebra tion of the fifth Anniversary of the Ladies Literary Society o» Thanks giving Evo.

AGATE NEWS.

Mr. Jose pa Brey, Jr., who was dangerously kicked by a horse, is slowly recovering. Those who were perfect in attendance and puactualltY during the last Sexton, Yiga Seaton. Some unknown person or persons Qorn belonging to Mr Bush, it is reported. For shame. Rumor reaches us that Mr. Sexton intends moving onto the Jim Kushong place. The next institute ip Wheatfield tp., will be held "at Center school