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

house on the second Saturday in December. Mr. Shaffner acting as ehair* ■ton. Great excitement prevailed at the election, aud now the Democrats are all rejoicing. Hurrah. Cold weather has at last made us a very unwelcome visit. It came very suddenly although daily expected.

Mr. John Crawford and son have been working on the new railroad. The telegraph line tunning from Mr. Breys to Mr. Sextons is nor quite finished, but when completed we think will prove a grand success. Our old and esteemed citizen Mr* Muffley has been dangerously ill fur several weeks, but are happy to say Is now convalescent.

Our school is at present under the management of Miss Millie Bonk, who beriug to be a very successful teacher. Mr. David Vulvar has again betook himself to Lake county; he and his family of four persons. Miss Auna Bn y is not teaching this wiuier and contemplates visiting friends and relatives at Plymouth and Maxincucky Jake duiing the holi* days. Mr. James Kushong has the Nebraska fever very bad; the effete are he will emigrate thituer with his family in a short time.

gPUNX.

THE BIG SHOW IS COMING.

Circus and Menagerie combined. It is not common to see those traveling shows in wiet. r time, but we have made arrangments this rear for a special train to carry our Great show. We will visit Rensselaer Dec. 23,1882For particulars, see small bills. Ad-

vance agent,

C. G. S.

Mr. J. J. Waterbury will sell his house and lots, but will carry on the Merchant Tailoring business in Bens seller just the same as usual. He has on hand as good goods as is kept in any merchant Tailor Shop in ths State. Blk. Baglish Worsteds. French worsteds of all grades. Scotch Sohiy* lots of all colors, Scotch Tinsel; in tact all and any goods usually kept in all first class Merchant Tailor Shops. Call and examine.

A VIGOROUS GRGWTH

Of the hair is often promt tei ay using Barker’s Hair Bah m. It always restores rhe youth si M >r and lustre to gray hair, give* It new life and removes all Irritation and dandiuff. I have two nice houses for sale. If you have the cash and want a bargain yon can get it. Call at my office with F. J. Sears A Son. J. V. W. HIRE. Mr. C. J. Steckton, Southport, rion Co., says Brown’s Iron Bitters is the best remedy for dyspepsia and general debility. Kentland Gazette: By Mr. JayW. Williams retiring from business in this place, we lose one of the best business men Kentland ever had. During the 14 years he has been in business here, he has by his energy and enterprise, built up a business that is in every way an advantage to Kentland. We regret very much to lose him from our business circle, and we wish him success iu what ever he may undertake. Mr. Williams and his family will move to Rensselaer early in the spring.

HON. GEORGE MAJOR.

We have heard it suggested that the name of Hon. George Major would probably be presented to the Legielature for the office ot Director of the State Prison North. The rule of the Sentinel in such matters is sileace, but we do not hesitate, if Mr. Major will accept the place, to make this case an exception. Mr. Major is a man thoroughly qualified for the position, and enjoys to a degree rarely seenred the confidence of his fellow citizens. As a member of the Senate, to which position he was twice elected in a District containing oyer 1,200 Republican majority Senator Major endeared himself to the Democratic party by a course in which independence, patriotism and steadfastness of purpose were equally conspicuous. ■lit. is only historic truth to say that but for Mr. fij-i’s such is in being twice elected from his j Republican District, and the lojal ft adfastness with which during all these eight years he wisely counseled and vigorously aided in procuring Democratic sqqcessel, veryimportant attainments iq the interest of the Democratic party, which are also history, never could have been accomplished. We trust and believe that should it i transpire that this worthy gentleman should wish the places Democratic Legislature will cheerfully do the correct and handsome thing by unanimously selecting him as one of the three Direct rs of the Prison North. —Indianapolis Sentinel. Kingman (Kansas) Citizen: Ogje Yeu. ma n’s ti ce resembles the new moon since the Democrats had a chance to dofi their mourning goods, and it dees us good to see them happy once more. James Nickell started tor the Territory last week for a three week’s hunt, accom panted by Mr. McCoy, of Indiana We expect to go over and help them eat ‘bai’ on their return.

EIGHT! FIVE DOLLARS LOST

“Tou do not tell me that your husband is up and entirely cured by so simple a mededne as Parker's Ginger Ten io?” “Yes, indeed, I do,’ said Mrs. Benjamin to her neighbor,” and after we had lost eighty five dollars In doctor’s bills and prescription. Now my husband fsels as well a? •Ver-'’ -sar _ Adveb T ismp LhCTßßS.—Letters addressed as below remain uncalled far m the Post Office at RensseUgr JasJ*' *»«•»•. •» lb. M d.T lte2 - Tho “ »•««•■<■»' •d within tour from the date t .o” ?!« “ w,u b ’ 10 ‘he Dead Letter Office, Washington, D. O. Persons calling for any ot the letMrs, Lena M. Med worth.

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Jambs. P. M.