Democratic Sentinel, Volume 7, Number 4, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 23 February 1883 — Page 3

WOOD! WOOD!! WCOD!!!

I have on hand 300 cords of wood Those desiring to bs supplied will do well to call on the undersigned. / ’ Peter H. Zee.

RENSSELAER NURSERY.

Persons need tug nursery stock durring the coming spring, need no* send off to foreiglrnurseries. but will do better to patronize home industryBy giving your order to John Coen > you can have them filled with anything you may want in bis line of business. Fruit tree?, from 3 to 5 years old: Am It*, 15 cts. Pear, 25 to 50 cents and other stock iu fio, r oftion.

JOHN COEN, PROPRIETOR.

LETTERS addiee ed as oelow remain uncalled for in the Post Office at Rensselaer, Jasper county, Indi* ana, on the loth day of February, 1883, Those not claimed within four weeks from the date above given will be sent to th! Dead Letter Office. ■Washingtan, \>. 0. Persons calling for any of the letters in this list will please say they are advertised F. W. Armstrong, I. 8. GoldmanThomas Hiser Sami Kennedy, F. E« Kennedy, Miss A. J. Kelley. Horace E. James, p. m.

A HANDSOME BOOK FREE.

“"We have received a copy of J. T Lovett, s 11 u-trated Catalogue of Trees and P act for the Spring of 1883, and it is d ctdtdhC'lie handsomest, most sensible Ni rsery (’aalogue we have yet seen. It is ©piously illustrated with truthful cngr; v ngs and colored plates ot the best fn its, and, what is auite remarkable, the desenpt oils are h >nest; while the instruct i- n.s for planting, cultivation und ma a.' ment a r e models of perspicuity and <ouci eness. By libera' - dealing, clos*- apt lic.ition to business, and enterprise Mr. Lovett lias built up a large bu n sf> and an euviable reputation, shipping ;.s lie does, plants and trees not only to every Siute and Territory in the Union, but to almost. every country upon the g!o >e. AHh iugh a specialty is made ot Sum I Fruits, all kinds are grown exten siv ly, with ornamental trees and Diants, rost , etc. Tt will be remembered that Mr. Lovett. i* ttic introducer of the now famous Cuthbert Raspberry and Mancie o r Strawberry, and that he is now disseminating the celebrated Ilansell ltaapt eriy and Early Harvest BLckbeiiv i Uie earliest vanities of these two im. piVHf.i tunica), ail of which are fully ii.es rated and described in his ellegant 0 ulogi.e, whicn will be mailed to any oa M-jO'ng n post il card to lmn at Little Silv’r, New .Jei>ty, requesting it.

ij_YE yocu Sole: Why should not n n.bbci boot -Jmve n new sole? Judge Ho icy (the Boot Doctor) has a new method whereby it rubber boo r nitty be mended, rmlf-soled, and made to do good service for a long time. The .To go holds open court every day. Sundays excepted. and will be glad to muUe you a new sole for ' our t tibber boots, or a pair of A—l leather ones. Remember the place, m-xt door east I'ioin Dr. Loughridge’s offl' c, sign of the Uohf Bo<;t. + - —.* —— KEEN hit ITEMS. Enron mi-;.'.t n i : We have, failed to ue uolietd Ihiuugit the columns of the Republican, although cur Tcwnship pods the greatest majority of Republican vdtdiTuvproportion lo the number ot vote , We arc too Jh-significual to be nut ced bv the. fine-hairid editor simply because we live in hu out of-the -Way place, a d do not belong i" the at isiocradc circa d He has tr od to bf'.mi *n by saying ilu.t ouijJtCHis c.ui.c i i iit.> late 1 r public t ion. tlim to teat s ! tem* nt we woul ibe j u tillable iu ii"! ■ ovi •' g his paper bee tuse we . a.; mil cii i lo -e-d ihc week o its puhlicati Health bad. Miss Nina, d'uiii. liter of Khun Fairchild, died of me t les, ag/d tUuu-eh jean-*, Siic was betiudfui wq d * dujateu, ai.u loved by all who know hr, -V •• m-uHii loi one wi o c litt* sit ms s >!i.u‘ u i umiuei’s day. Ars. D uie! Fairchild i- verv sn k. Bai ro i v o k ;s c 1 ecked somewhat Ly c- Id wch hjr ai d high w::!ti‘. Br;n i. Ha:riiuiton has his mill in D<.Motie, and will h .vc it m running order in a lew days, Acm t ill labiU number of logs have idn aiy beta h -.u eu. The cold windier has La en very hard on s ock of all kin t. It is reported that Harvey Siewart bad a valuable dog iiozsti stiff while siuiiding Vy the stove. [Was it a c»q a) i-d stove ••’j —Ed. To the Teachers of Keener: —The next Institute will lm b'dd at. Center Widow I House the. first'6a urday in All u;c invited t» come. aNNA. DcMottu, Feb 21. 1*3:5. - What arc you going to git? A black silk? Yes.. Who of? . .T. V. W. Kirk.

A BENEFICENCE ACTION.

The miserable looks and feelings of those confined ut desks or at work tables, arc caused by weak stomach* Kidneys or Bowels. Parker’s Gi.-.ger Tonic without intoxicating has such a bet elicit nt action on these organs aud sojclaanscs t.;e p i -onous matters from the system, that rosy < lieekS and good health are soon brought back again. -Express. Beautiful Necklaces only sc. at the eheap store of Honan & Hemphill. L. Tarrne-, drugcist. Tanner, Marshall Co , says, “Brown’s Iron Bitters sells well and gives gocd satisfaction.”

TUTT’S tTplctorant la Mucilaginous products, winch permeate the job*‘‘Pf* XiuuKSf expectorate* the aerid matte* that colleots in the Bronchial lubes, and forms* soothing floating, which relieves the Irritation that causes the cough. It cleanses the lnngs of all tmpnritles, strengthens them when enfeebled by disease, invigorates the circulation of the blood, and brceee the nervous system. Slight cold* often Ell consumption* It is dangerow to neglect them* Apply tiro remedy promptly• A test of twenty years warrants the asserti' n that no remedy has ever been feund th»* b u prompt in its effects ns TUTT’S EXPEO¥QRAP“* A single dose raises the phlegm, subdues inflammation, and its use speedily cures 3ao most obstinate oeugh, A pteasont cordial, cnil" dren take It readily. For Croup It IS Invaluable and should be in every family. In 25c. and Si Bottles. TUTT’S " PILLS ACT DIRECTLY Oil THE UVER. Cures Chills and Fever, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Billons Colic, Constipation, Rheumatism, Piles, Palpitation of the Heart, Dizziness, Torpid Idver. and Female Irregularities. It you do not “feel very well,” asinglopillat bed-time stimulate* the ptomaeh, restoresthe appetite, imparts vigor to the system. Price. »se. 35 fcTWRITE FOR TUTT’B MANUAL FREE.*W

gJgONOM ROUTE. LoMe. K- A. t Cheap Bailway, Solid Trains Between Louisville and Chicago NORTH-: Tumi« Kr- : SOUTH No. i. ; NO. 1. ;lbS9. . N<>;*- • DaMj. ; Dally.* : I Dally*: Palfe. tTTipmSOoam IT tomirujuf tT * Wpw jA W*® 738 -* 830 - “New Albany • 8 56“ 11 »# | 986 1111“ It 07pm “ Bloomington 51#“ 746 1145“ 1848 •* “Gosport 440“ 711 fl 12 38aat 156 pm “ Or’nc'eUe jan 848 “ Hf* 1 1240#* 201 “Gr«enca«tle #4B“ “ “ “ RoachdnJe “ - -* “CrTrd»Tl!lej “ . “ “ “ CrawCruaYille “ * *4.r‘» 888 “ “ Lafayette jßuc 186“ 4*l“ 264 “ 411 “ “ i-afayette I*4 “ 410 •» •* “Reynold* “ 4#o “ 580 - “ Mokoh 12 1# “ 800 ‘ “ “ IvMonon “ 437 “ 6 0.1 “ ar Renaaalaar 11 18am 234 “ 640 “ Sls “ -Dattan 9 06“ 12 25 ~ 780 “ 906 “ •» CMICAOQ It 890“ 11 90pm "♦Dally except Sunday. fy Connection* made at Chicago with night trains for the north and northwest, Pullman palace aleeping cars on trains 8 and 4. For tickets and farther Information apply to» C. F. WREN. Agent, Rensselaer. Murray Kei-lek. G. F. A..Lenisvllle, Ky.

The Democratic Sentinel V KID AY FEBRUARY 23. LBB3.

“Swedish Qunrtette,” at thd Opera House, Tuesday evening next. Silk, J. V, W Kirk.

TEACHERS’ EXAMINATIONS.

The next regmar Examination will be held in the Public School building. Remington, Ind., on the last Saturday of February. There will he a special examination held in Rensselaer on the first Saturday of March. All begin promptly at 9 o’-« clock a. m. D. B. NOWELB, County Bup’t. - 1 #» - Steph. Cochell, of Monticello, called in so see us yesterday. R F. Priest & Bro. still holds forth a£ the old corner opposite AjcCoy & Thompson bank. They will sell goods for the next thirty days at a discount, in order to reduce their stock before putting in th3ir spring goods, Don’t fail to give them a call if you want bargaing3.

We understand the trains have com. menced running regularly. Plushes, J. V. W. Kirk. Our Schools will resume Monday next. Velvet. J. Y. W. Kirk. Doc. O. C. Link, having arranged his affairs in Dakota satisfactorily, returned home Wednesday. I am now prepared to make desirable farm loans of S3OO .to SIO,OOO on as good terms ae can. bJmul in the State. Partial payments allowedSmall sums at 7 per eent. Larger sums, on broad security, 6 per eent. Frank W. Babcock.

A bastardy ease was settled by iD teresied parties, in Rensselaer, during the week, the defendant paying SIOO. If guilty, the ysung man got of cheapGood Cuff Buttons from 10c. to $1 50 par pair, at the cheap store t Hemphill & Honan. Our exchanges, wherever the Swedish Lady Quartette have appeared* apeak in the highest terms of praise of their performances. From the encomium" passed upon this “Quartette.” wo judgi it i* compo*?d of first class talent. Will give au enters tainment at the Opera House next Tuesday evening.

Confectionery.—A large stock of clean pure candy and chewing gutit for sale by Horace E. James. The Ladies’ & Literary Society will meet at the residence of Mrs. Alfred Thompson to-morrow (Saturday) afnoon. McCracken Bros, have just received direct from Rochester N. Y , au extensive assortment of Ladies Fine Shoes, Give them a cull, Miss Katie Wenrick is visiting friends in Michigan.

WOOD.

Good Dry or Green Wood can be procured at. any lime of George Aid rich. Delivered immediately on order Grandma Spitler, we are happy to record, is recovering from her severe and protracted illness. Farden & .Noland is the name of the new firm selling Boots and Shoes the Buff Front, opposite tne Nowels House. The bastardy vase of Eva M. Gals braith vs. Jno. F. Payne, to have been tried on the 18th, in Barkley township by Esq. Marion, was settled by the parties. Moses J. Alonson, Spencer, Owen Co., never knew what it was to feel well until he used Brown’s Iron Biters.

Uncle John Me Carthy, of Newton, county, at one time a resident and a publisher of a paper in Rensselaer called in to see us this morning. "James Douthit, Esq. Attorney at Law and .Notary Public now occupies rooms up stairs iu the new Maneuver buildirg. Our old friend, Alf Hoover, return* ed Monday last from a short visit among friends at Attica. Superfine Wax Dolls, with moving •\yps. only 280. at the cheap store of Hemphill & Honan. Peter Giver is erecting a* new house north of the depot.

Mr. J, H. Willey, of the wel -known firm of Willey & Sigler, has purchase ed the noted young Jersey Bull, “Mkb curt Oaks, 7151, ** which is pure blood and registered in the A. JC. O- Mr. Willey paid Mr! Frasier, of Oincinaatl,s2oo for him, which, with freights has made his cost over $213. This is a move in the right direction, and we to note such enterprise.— Pedigree: (7~1 M |l IS. I s xi s . sg is § S «i) n 2 x J s 2 g <» 5 > < °i £ * H CSB «g 6 I a 4* 32 p|j 2 o *» "< J l * SB r\ pufcg L- i -*'< J h «\s WJ & 9 «*/ g ztr « g nos J BULL NO. 71M —A, J. C. C. V < MERCURY OAKS f

Boots and Shoes, of all grades and prices, just opened out at Fendig’s The following pupils were perfect in attendance and deportment, during the last week of the Burns School, commencing February 12th, and ending February 16th 1883. Willie Florence, Isaac McCurtain, Edward McCurtain, Ally McCurtain, W inford PuMFlus, Lizzie Pullins, Nettie Pullins Alva etephensen John Price, Eddie Price, Eva Price,’ Lucinda Price, Nancy Price, John Durant, Willie Durant, Romania Durant Lizzie Reed, Charlie Reed, Jimmie White, Rellen Henkle, Mary Belle Jenkens, Jessie Jenkens, Mary 0. Jenkens, Winford Peuce. James W. Pierce, Teacher. There is the finest line of bjot and shoe, oil, at Haley’s shoe shop. It beats the world, Haley says, and all the people of Jasper county know that to be gospel, that if a man will put that oil upon his boots, he may stand in water up to his neck and not get half as wet as two drinks of saloon whisky would make him. 15 cents a box, at Haley’s. Sign of the Gold Boot.

BARKLEY TOWNSHIP INSTITUTE.

The fourth and last session of Teachers’ Institute in jthis Township was held February 10th, at Ceuter School House, and proved to be the most interesting and profitable of the season. Nine teachers;Mr. J. E. Alter, visiting teacher, und 15 visitors present; After the usual preliminaries of opening, Mr. A . McEU'resh began the regular exercises with an excellent paper on the subject— “ What J attention should the study ot Authors and their most prominent works receive in Fourth and Fifth Grades?” This subject was followed by ‘Elocutionary Drill with Grammar Grade,’ by Mr. James Pierce, who gave some good practical rules and suggestions. Miss Ida Koons next gave “Solutions and Explanations of Pioblem3,” on board, which was followed by lengthy and animated discussions, in which many took part. ‘ The Changes of Abe Moon and Eclipses” were well described by Miss Belle Koons, after which the Institute was adjourned for one hour, during which time a tempting and ample dinner was spread, and partaken of by all. Exercises of the P. M. session began by Mr. Brusnahan on the subject of “Artificial Stimulants, and their effects on the System.” M. M. Tyler followed with Class Drill in History. “Tides aud Ocean Currents” were so clearly explained by Miss Vena Bouk, that in imagination we could see the ris ing and falliug ot the tides, aud trace the meanderings ot the various currents thro’ the trackless oeeans. Lizzie Richardson then read a paper on “The Three Objects of the Recitation.”

The next IS minutes were profitably spent in discussing some difficult con structions in Grammar. After Miscellaneous Business, Critics’ Report, and reading minutes of session the hour still being early,- Mr. f. E. Alter proposed to devote a few minutes to a ‘ ciphering match,'* which was the most exciting and enjoyable exercise of tbe day, and for which the Institute extended to Mr, Alter a hearty vote of thanks. Lizzie Richardson, Sec’y. - Married— At the residence of the bride’s mother* Feb 14th, 18S3. by Rev, Peter Hinds, Mr. Benj.Hnine F. Fisher, and Miss Mary O’ Nichols. At the residence of the brides parents, In Kewanna, lud, Tuesday February 20th, 1883, George Grauel, of Rensselaer, and Miss Alic* Killnrer, of Kewanna,

Died— Sunday last, in ensselaer, of lung fever, Mrs, Minerva J. Kirk, after a short illness, a largo number of frienc's and relatives fellowed the remains to their last resting place, Tuesday. Mr. O. B, Cissel, after a short visit among friends and relatives at Battle Ground, returted with his grabd-mother, Mrs. Howar’d, Wednesday evening. 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 & Son. »J. Y. W. KIRK Uncle Jonathan Peacock and wife, after a visiting tour among friends in Ohio. Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Illinois, returned home one day last week. They were absent about 14 months. Congress has nine more days In which Republicans can figh' for mon cpol sts and against the interest of the people. The next Congress is Democratic,

Twenty five years ago a clergy-nan in an Alabamy town prayed one Sun- ! day that the lord would send a wind j aud blow the ten-pin ajleyduwn. The next Wednesday a wiud visited the town, blowing down the ten-pin aU ley and nothingelse in the whole villidge. There has never been a ten*»pin alley there since. USE SMITH’S SEED PRESERVER And save your seed corn from rai# and mice, a nd avoid the necessity of replan liug. For sale by N WARNER & SOUS, Rensselaer, lad.

mm — inDELINQUENT TAX LIST. A LIST OF LANDS AND LOTS RETURNED DILIN QUENT FOR THE NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES FOB THE YEAR 1881, IN JASPER COUNTY. INDIANA. , , --1-- ->v HANGING GROVE TOWNSHIP. NO. 1. % 7 . fi&iH yt\ re g • - || | I|| IhE » ' a S- J: • ,3 | 5. - Names of Ownara. Description of I : tS Sa j Lands. I: ; P : g* | *•? 3 Arnold, Frances nw nw 34 29 5 40 sl4 «1 151 Priest, John P. ne »w 85 29 5 . 40 “ - e-hfi»enw 85 29 5 20 21 61 160 Robinson, John L whf w-hf aw 22 29 5 40 - “ w-hf ne 28 29 t 80 “ “ e-hfnw 28 29 5 80 77 *- 3 Gillam Township—No. 2. 19 Baliaid, Henry W. ■ a-hf w?w 1 30 5 20 14J50 56 Danarhertv, Adam S. ne 23 31 5 IKO _ 15 37 74 Faufknerf John U. w end ne nw 12 80 5 35 26 97 88 Geldsberry, Holds J. e-hf w23a®w ne 3 29 5 11 80 880 96 Hilton, 8. C, ew sw 2 :*) 5 40 13 41 181 LiTingston. J. P. Daviaonville, , lpts 3,4, block 1, 97 183 Potts, Lucinda e-hf aw 34 80 5 80 w-hf ne aw 35 30 5 20 25 56 18t Poisell, Joshua Davisouville, lots, 8, 7,b1’k2, “ “ “ “ 8, «. 10, block 2, 668 815 Roach, A. L. ue-qr 24 31 & 160 “ “ uese 25 SI 5 40 “ “ w-hf *c 25 31 5 80 “ “ e:hi sw 25 81 6 80 “ “ nw aw 25 81 5 40 32 92 280 Rieharda, John P. s-hfswne 26 80 5 20 12 62 238 Rinehart, William H. w-pt n-end sw ue 3 29 5 11 50 8 878 Turple, William et al ae ae 12 30 5 40 “ “ “ nw ne 12 30 5 40 “ “ “ ne ae 12 30 5 40 “ “ “ • e-eightb ne nw 12 30 5 5 22 HI 988 Whittaker, John W. nhf6w ne 28 30 5 20 et al ne nw 34 30 5 40 32 54- . Walker Township—No. 3. 2 Arnaen, Berger ' e-hf ne 4 31 5 82 26 $35 8 1 60 Chilcote, Mordecai F. aw nw 90 31 5 40 279 65 Dickinson, Henry nw ne 20 31 5 40 552 111 Hahn, Solomon ne 10 31 6 160 “ “ ae nw 10 31 6 40 ,* “ g end w-hf ne 11 31 6 20 “ “ n-hf nw ae 11 31 6 20 “ “ ' nw 11 31 6 160 19 97 158 Jones, B. B. e-tafsw 6 31 5 80 10 08 171 Kunckle, William S. n-hf nw 36 31 6 80 ft 52 267 Record, Rmiline sw nw 26 31 6 40 768 282 Stoner, Thomos J, ne se 99 31 5 40 451 887 Spriggs, James W. se se 29 31 C 40 “ “ . n-hf ne 36 31 6 80 43 96 997 Stahl, Benjamin F. nit ne sw 30 31 5 30 13 08 299 Swartz, Henry shf ne 8 31 5 80 “ “ e-hf sw 3 31 5 80 883 821 Thompson, Alfred sw Fw 11 31 5 40 “ “ ne nw 11 81 5 40 “ “ whf nw 11 31 5 8o 939 329 Thompson, David of I w hfkw no e 31 5 00 q7O Branch Co., Mich, f wbTew ne 2HI 1 20 370 383 Turple, Janies H. ne nw 19 81 5 40 224 338 Tanner John WftMary w-hf nw 8 31 6 80 22 56 368 Wolfe, Josinh S. ne sw 12 Si 5 40 7 62 Barkley Township—No. 4. , 34 Burns, Rachel Ann nw cor se se 29 8f 6 6 % 221 39 Bnrnham Jaifles A. e-hf sw ne 15 29 6 20 300 43 Blake John W. n-hf nw 23 30 6 80 “ “ n part sw nw 23 30 6 35 5 22 83 Casey John nhf s-pt ne cor se nw 20 30 6 16 9 21 183 Hougham, John S. e-hf ne 9 30 6 80 “ “ e-hf se 9 30 6 .80 748 188 Hayes, F ancis M. ae nw 2i 30 6 40 “ “ s-hf sw nw 21 39 6 20 25 68 209 Hlff, Joseph F. sw ne 11 30 6 40 16 05 235 Lakin Francis M. pt ixe sw 21 30 6 37 50 “ “ n-hf se sw 21 30 0 20 12 55 246 Moore, J. J. s-hf nw 2 30 6 80 374 952 McGlnais, Wllliarn ehf w-hf nw 20 30 6 40 5 41 282 Ott, William . » uud 119 e-hfnw 37 30 6 889 166 Marion Township—No. 5. 250 McDonrld Harrison |nw se 36 30 7 40 sl4 52 325 Ross, John M. so ne 14 28 7 40 9 52

Jordan Township—No. 6. 40 Cloud, John B. se sa 19 28 6 40 $ 383 125 Johnson, Mary J, w-hfse 19 28 7 80 19 79 130 Kane, Thomas se!4 82 28 7 160 32 00 185 Miller, William H. ne sw 21 28 7 40 “ “ sw sw 21 28 7 40 30 01 189 Moore, George W. nJi se ne 21 28 7 30 20 54 248 Raymond, Catherine a c-hf 7 28 7 320 63 22 334 Walker, Isaac C. sw ne 31 28 6 40 3 85 Newton Township—No. 7. 156 Nulf, Eliza A. 11J30 c-hfnw 31 29 7 29 33 « “ 11J30 ne ew 31 29 7 14 67 sl2 63 250 Yoder, Eli sw sw sw 6 29 7 975 186 Keener Township—No. 8. *l6 Burwell, Amos A. n)4 el« ae 30 an's ne 1 32 7 4 4 641 18 Brockway, Sarah J. fr.sofriv mid.s-pt 25 33 7 12 50 “ “ pt. mv ne 25 32 7 1 8 14 23 Blakemore, George W, pt. se 26 32 7 154 222 22 45 Creasou, J. W. n*4 sw nw 14 82 7 20 2 21 47 Campbell, James u-pt se se 3 32 7 13 298 51 Carpenter, Edwin E. ne ni 11 32 7 40 404 82 Fairchild Hannah p'A nw 88 32 7/ 80 74 83 93 Goodwin * Gossett, © sideeend n<4uc 1 32 7 12 16 23 97 Garrison, Robert 2 nw nw 14 3l 7N 40 16 54 104 Harding. Nancy - se ne 9 31 7 40 “ “ pie se 9 31 7 40 891 105 Harding, Sarah, Nancy 0 ,, « on 10 qt A., Mary A&. John S. n-nr ne J 31 7 8U 10 ai 106 Hawkins, Hardross o-hf sw 6 31 7 80 •* ' “ se nw 6 31 7 40 13 16 113 m Y?‘* . nnd-hfw-hfsw 13 31 7 40 535 115 Honsso jisse, Bijuje w-hfw-lif nw 26 32 7 40 4 40 116 Hansen, Jerome ne 32 32 7 160 36 23 150 McCollum, Nelson B. pt n-hf ne 1 32 7 8 !> 27 154 McConnell, Dire B. nw 21 32 7 160 8 7) 157 Murphy* NaDcy Ann n-hf ne 18 31 7 80 18 53 186 Rich Joseph ' s-pt sc se 3 32 7 27 1177 194 Stewart,Kllen&llarvcy sw nw 28 32 7 40 8 53 195 Swaucy, D. L. w-hf sw nw 1 32 7 20 *■ “ e-pt ne ne 232 7 10 317 176 Sweuey, Thomas C. w-nf ne ne 2- 32 7 18 10 “ “ w-pt s-hf sw 2 32 7 50 3i 11 2C5 Simpson. Thomas ptnenw 232 7 20 ll 306 206 Simsun, Charles pt w 20-rds no nw 2 82 7 625 101 238 Tucker. M. A . ne ne 15 31 7 40 5 10 254 Vnut-Wood, Media W- chine 28 32 7 80 29 03 355 ViuH- Woud, Win. 14. u-pt w-hf ne 28 32 7 78 23 47 262 WilHauison, William nw uw 1) 32 7 40 987 208 Wales, Until I), et al s-hf sc 10 31 7 80 8 71

Hair Switches, real genuine Hair all colots, only $3 at the Notiou store of Hemphill & Hunan’s. All persona having open account on my books will save i-os'.a by calling and settling the sa.ru* before March Ist* lbß3, as after that lime 10 Per cent will be added for collection.

Elegant bound Scrap Books only 25c. at the cheap store. Hemphill & Ho ran, Proprietors. Ladies’ Port monies odlv 75c., former price $1 25, for sale at Hemphill & Honan’s, tients’Collar Buttons, three for sc. at the cheap store. Hemphill &Ho nan. Proprietors,

DON’T WASTE MONEY

On trashy extracts when you can buy a lasting perfume so delightfully refreshing as Floreston Cologne

Star Bakery and Restaurant,

To all whom it may concern:— I would respectfully inform my old customers that I have again opened up a bakery .>nd restaurant on Wush ington Street Rensselaer, where you can get as good bread as the market affords. All human beings here beloW Need bread and cakcr, we all do know; And I woo’d have the many and few Remember that I knead them, too. Aud always have fresh hreid on hand, Surpassed by none in all the land. • Then come and seo me with ready cash And save your baker from a smash. R*metnher the place, Wm. R. Legg Washington street Rensselaer Ind

ng" epnat. lifels sweepiugby. go and dais EJSjLV* I be lore you die, something mighty nrA I and sublime leave behind to conquer lllaw I time." $66 a week In vonr own town. ssoutfit free. No risk. .Everything new. Capital not required. We will furnish you everything. Many are making fortunes. Ladies, make as much as men. and boys aud girls make great pay. Header, if yon want business at which you can make great say all the time, write for particulars to H. Hillett & Co., Portland, Maine. -Agent; Wanted:—s3 to $5 every day; one of the best seeing articles in the market. Sample free. Address Charles G. Mayer, Rensselaer, In 1. Umbrellas 1 Umbrella ! *nly 125 at Hem hill & Honan’s. 1

WM, A LAMSON.

Hemphill & Honan’s, hoa Iqnarte t for holid *.'• suppl os Lhtest novel* j ties in To) s and Notions. Wanted •—A Lady or a Gentle-, man to take u half interest in h good paying business, Capital required, one hundred and fifty dolars. Cull'on, or address J. V. W Kirk. Sample room with F. J. Sears & Son.

Mr, J. .1. Wat rhi>ry will s'4l his house and lots,- but v H • i; y u the Merchant Tailoring i>usin< s* io ileusselaer just the same ii-unl. \ 7 " has on hand as good goods ,-h is k« ,»5 in any mer-■•hunt Tailor Shop i:i the State. - Blk English Worsteds. French worsteds of all giaONS. H« otch Scliiv* iots of ail colors, S<-otch Tinsel; in fact till ai d any goods usually kept in all first class Merchant Tailor Shops Cr.il and examine. Any make of Sewing Machine sold by C. B. Steward. Persons wautiug farm loans can Jet them cheap at the Citizens’ Bank, and see. —€♦»■» ■ Hemphill & Honan invite inspect tion of holiday goods.

CHEAP MONEY!

We have finally secured our six per eeut. nmtioy and are now prepared to make farm loans at tix p r eeut inte est. Thess loans run l«>r five years bu' the borrower has option m pay part or all ol his loans before tt. .turity. It. F. <t Z. I> WIG GINS. Severnl oommoill >im #u:.| oomforl-abk-lions sto run . Koq liru at citizens’ Bank.

MILLINARY.

For Your Fall amt Winter Millinary, please nail o i \|V< G l*. Hoti mu Look at those tt >c W *d ag Suitings the best goods evei iirou- tt» l:*ns«elae r ——~ " -7T-r-r Nets l Nets! Nt-rs! C„dfcS*sn>l_Bi4yer finish; also a full Hn<* of mesh ! nets very cheap >t Hemphill ct Honnan’s Faucy Notion S \ /•* .i J ■

Kankakee Township—No. 9. 10 Borden Is**c T.- •?*« «S 3 5 40 $ *M 25 Collins, Miranda J B A f “ w 1£ S 5 » aa oi 44 KlH<*. Israel 8. w-hf nw *8 » “ 51 Fcn-n-on, Elijah se nw 19 IS 5 40 16 W 75 Hawkiii-, Hardres* u hfßw 19 32 J 84 45 «> 84 84 Jouex. Mathew M. . a side e 78-a n-hf Be 36 88 5 520 172 85 Jones, William W. e-Xn-hfne 35 33 5 SO .. *• sw ne 25 82 5 40 *• to Jouvenat, Charles nw sw 6M 5 46 172 105 Murphy Patrick . e-hfnw 31 U 5 80 18 73 121 Proce Nancy se sw 28 « 5 40 15 11 137 Ban lord, K. „ all3sw SI Si 5 54 29 13 80 113 Tnrpie.Jas. * Wm. H. » H S S 5 15* 159 Warran, Diadama fr’l s<hw of River 10 32 5 456 158 Wheatfield Township—o. 10. 18 Bruff. George w £ e s* eUW S « a 16 *9 38 19 Broadway, J. etf e* senw 81 83 6 10 9W 125 Bond, ThomasE. and sw nw 31 38 6 36 83 608 27 Buchanan Samuel et al e% wM sw sw 31 33 6 11 80 878 29 Baum. Jesse, Geo. W. e end lot-6 87 33 6 89 860 Adams 2f Edward Adams o* «* a to aai 44 Cornell, Ira n ptne sw 88 33 6 24 50 44 92 45 Carroll, Michael , , y * e “3 « « « If) 675 59 Dilley, James B. «K «tt ew BW 3 i X ! « 66 Dve, Otis s end w side nw nw 638 6 5 ‘ 5 96 Hur.but, D. , wptsw nw 81 H b So 3* 110 Hammond. E.P. fr'l sos rivsw sw # « 382 « 123 James, J.-se h Bptl °‘ j !! S« « 40 10IW 160 Mortx, Pliellx ne X£ ? If Jim 200 Sebring, Anson ee ne 83 32 6 40 -1 0, 209 Swartu, Elijah U. and ul/4 80 6 80 13 70 ■>» Tanuohili C pt ee 31 33 6 10 ® Si Tncktr*, Jereraiah npt lot 229 33 6 10 SO 1 •225 Turpie, William „ « e •» «« * $ M 233 Woo,:. John H. nKsKuesw 31 33 6 10 2M Yeoniiu, William M. & sw so 24 32 6 46 348 « . 11. Tnrpie Carpenter Township —No. 11. 23 Bradley, Augustus *‘/4 V- K ***7 99 91 Clark. Caroline A. wsidenwue 4* 6 8 ,VJ 1% t'At herine B&ept nC 4 27 i 134 42 123 Dew> Catherine 64e pt e-hfnw 427 7 28 11 52 42 mm •215 Hamer,Anderson M. »»“« • g 5 $ “ ai 220 Hoover, Free. £*£ Jg % 7 g> *. w-hf ee 15 27 7 80 63 03 m BuSuionfcW.D. ,®“r ? 97 7 Milroy Township—No. 12. -srass ■•“.•sssss s *as « Uabeoek. Augu.lß, w 5 #" £ 645 26 Cminett. Mathew F. nr 86 *Z « eg a of *2 fi 44 DoddJaUuA. w-hf ne ne 88 « 5 805 54 Fohler, N ithau #M “" « 5 j J ■ 1 * 09 H t*cupiUer,E.R. %£ J *> „ n se ne 26 2g 6 40 ~ 44 nw sw 26 28 6 40 „ .4 ne sw 26 28 6 40 „ 4. w-hfnw 26 28 6 80 44 58 70 Helm, Jefferson M. n hf se W I 5 W 7 " 72 Holms, Boswell W. 17 28 5 80 12 9J g MulTurd^l)avid pts-hfnf 19 1 5 S SSS*,%?». 7 " I * « 3S 382 107 Nisly. Christian M, g« 6 40 [| ,4 >5, ehfswsw 22 28 6 20 1 9J78 122 Pierce. Wiley H 1 W ' hr °™e Ui l « 524 142 Sactord, K. gu ge 21 28 5 40 719 162 Ward, Thomas & Re- whf se 24 28 6 80 572 becca E. Union Township—No. 13. 25 Brusuahan, Margaret ne 28 •» 7 40 t 754 46 Comer, Malacbi ?*. “« se J* » £ £i 1r ». 118 Ha-rison,Ruth li. m i» Si 123 Hawkins, William c-hf se J i 80 ivl 57 132 Hamacher, John It. ne I°, I *1 152 Jones oamuel >‘ e * « « “ * 603 184 Mn ford, David . ***'’ .S 445 nj-c . u|,,niLpr RnAPttft W-lit SW 11C o 0 O Aj 255 bloniker, Koselta w -hf nw ne 19 30 6 20 17 72 dAe frh/v 3 Dsnii Simon P* u*hf ne ne 38 30 < r't) Tho 3 pson. Simon y. 8 e ne ne 28 30 7 19 674 > Town of Rensselaer. o- Tin vs 11 SimuelH. Newton’s add.| |l.ot 1, block 17, sl6 30 iffl Dern Etiian Kens. 22V4 ft. fr’l pts lots 5, 6,7. block 3, 35 75 ■U4 lame Catherine Newton's add. lots 5,6, block 15, 19 71 321 Power Wm.aElizabetn ptjnill properjy 8. 30 T 29, R 6,38] 100 al6 03

Town of Remington. 8 »« K 9 f')ip?i v Brook D. Strat. add ne bleck 4. 3 2J oo nSir K P Remington, lot 1 block 15, 4 67 as I>mvninsr' Henry Remington n-hf lota 4,6, block 10, 277 “ Bnvil Theodore A. Remington, lot 8, block 2. 817 n?a,K'r Helen M Remington,. lot 5, block 10, 978 112 Remington, lot 10, block 13, 775 m ffnrriicp ,T H Remington, lot 12, block 13, 3o» HO Ford ElmerJ, Sea. add. lot 12, block 1, 14 40 131 Giegory. J. J;H3and gtrlkt . add . „ i ( 3 314 block 0 485 148 H"' 21 Remington, lot 12, block 20, 399 19* Jouvunst Charles Remington s-hf lots 4,5, 0, block 16, 31 69 206 Larue Catharine and 1 Remington, w-bf lot s, block 8, 41 93 919 l^-v d ls'afc d D J ' ’ Bruel's add. lot 12, block 8, 13 09 HI NnvwPll lennleP. C. &M‘sadrf. lot 5, block 5. 860 257 Pie.ce; V Hey H. IS “bioclfll,3« 43 » SSTfBSS"- 0 ISMS? *’ »8 routfura J - W . add. lots 7, 8. 9, block 8, 381 200 Rodmau’c P. pt se nc 525 T 27 R 7, 40-litiudredlhs, 8 60 299 Royalty, William D 18, block 8, 15 97 30t Royalty. Mary A. C .&Ms Rom e4|25 l. ° 8S 319 Spencer, Emma L. pt so nc © 127 w-hflot 6, block. 8 )52 28 g ia?,i«vsisss stS’isfiw i&sti**"' ss §7 Tho,.„>»»», Simon r.' KemlngW.. y.l» lot f/ VMtt!' 1» •» Tn(l ,i n R V. add. lots 4. 5,7, block 10, 14 83 Ml Thomas John A. Rem. ekf w-hf lot 3 block 13, 458 >< 4 r Pntfii> Roval S. Pat. add. lot b ll ,16 Townseu.lVilliam KemiugU.n, lot 4, block 5, 24 85 -.8 Thompson, Anna R. Schff.s add. lot** 3,4, J 5 g 4 l Underhill, Mary ont-lot 21 sw 830 TJ27 R 6, 91-huudreuths, a 8 51 oo» nnVnow i Remington, out-lot I, 39. unknown, 516 of lot 7 eef block 20, 3 86 State ol^ 1 cf()Wk'lSsAuditor of said county, do hereby certify th the lore 'oln-r is a true and complete list of all the lands and town lots ret rued loli’.quent by the Treasurer of said county for the non-payment of taxes d ie thereon for the year 1881 and former years, with ten per cent, penalty and interest thereon, together with the tax for the current year (1882 l and the costs of advertising, so far ns the same are liable to be sold for taxes as shown by the retnrn of said Treasurer; and notice is hereby given that ns much of said lauds and town lots as may be necessary to dtscharge > i l p ty the taxes, penalty, Interest, and costs due thereon, or due Irom tli ■ >.vu trs thereof at the time f sale, will be sold at publicanctioa at theo * irt louse door, in Rensselaer, Indiana, on the first Monday in APuc" tlie sth day of March, a* d., 1883. . _ , rskvi. f Witness my hand and offl lal seal this sth day of Febru-L-.h. vi. j vv “7 rv , \,/;rAO.HOWELB, Auditor of Jasper county, Indiana.

Pure Cream Bread;warranted to be ■tad* of milk: Pan Bread; Cream Bread :Yeranna Bread, at Puroupiie’s Restaurant.

PARKER'S Hftlfi BALSAM.] PARKER’S GINGERTONIC A Pore Family Ketfiilns that Never Intexkatct. If ym« are a mechanic ar farmer, worn out with | ore ■ worlc. or a mother run Sown by family or heusoI hold dune, try Park**’* Gikgsk Tome. I If you are n lawyer, minister or justness men sxI hattsted by menial strain or anxious cares do not I take intoxicating stimulants, but wee Pa stem's I Gi -«R Tonic. I If yon have Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Kidney or j Crmary Coir.ubu . ts, or if you are troubled with any I di' order of the lungs, stomach, bowels, blgpd or nerves I yuu can be cared t y Parker's Gikcbr Tonic. If you are w sting away from age, dissipation or | any disease or weak ik*ss and require a stimulant talcs IGincbk Tonic ut -me; it will invigorate and build I yen up from ti e tost dose but will never intoxicate. llt has saved hunctwi* of Uvea it may save yours. I HIBCOX * TO., I'.i .V[Uisa St.. New York. (Or. sad I eat dollar iwi, at »li .testers la atedleines. UUT BAYING BUYING DOLLAR SMB.

PIOXEEB riE*n MARKET! 1 (' irst Door West Jewelry Store.) Rensselaer, * Ind., I. J. Eiglesbach, .. Proprietor BEEF, Pork, Veal Mutton, Sausage, Bologna, etc., sold in quautii •, to mi it purchasers at the lowest ri« e . None lut the best stock slaughter. Evorydody is invited to call. Ine ! ! *ohkst Price Paid por Good Fat Cattle. MiySfi Ia aa .i week i u your own town, fa Outfit free. PPPSurW I?verythingnew. Capitalnot Ahn required. We will furnlßh you every WU II thins Many are making fortunes. La die* make as much as men, and ooys and trim make ‘ireat pay. Reader. If yon want a businest i «t\yH :h yott can make great pfy all t.h05.1nu3 yoi l w ork, write for particulars to . „ , 1 H. Ha.tLSTT <fe Co. Portland. Maine

LUMBER and COAL YARD. C. D. NOWELS, | At the Depot, Rensselaer, Ind., k*e;> constantly on hand Luokf Lath; Singles h COAL, of all kinds, at lowest rates. Call and see. N WARNER & SONS, : DEALERS IN Tinware, South Side Washington Street, 1 RENSSELAER, INDIAN/'. ■Uni D ealers In Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, . j I Wooden ware, Farm Machinery, BRICK & TILIi. Our Groceries are pure, and will be sold as low as elsewhere. In our Hardware, Tinware and Woodenware Department, will be found everything called for. Our Farm Machinery, in*great variety, of the most approved styles. Brick und. Tile, manufactured by us, and kept constantly on hand. YVe respectfully your pate,na K e pVV<T> jjihUr IJUJL/ 05 WA tUN Juiv.

Rensselaer Marble Home' R. ROWLAND Proprietor-' —lDoEtlor* In American and Italian Marble, M©WIXMEOTS 9 ‘T&BJLET&a I SAA93TOH99. SMBS, SLATE AND MARBLE MANTLES j urjt-s v:asjE>% Van Rensselaer Street, West of Court House. —Also Dealer in— Ihi ran, wan un iw cm, m, w CARRIAGE AND WACOM fjjg MAWITWACTOBT. < J. p. WARNER, Proprietor. —N. Warner's Old Stand, Front Street North of Washington— RENSSELAER INBIA Having purebaseed the establishment of N. Warner, I am prepared Hmo ito+> ture and repair, Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Wood Work for Agricultwal in»« plemcnts, etc., etc. Satisfaction gvien. All work warranted.

■ j. w. n wali? n . Bstfwy 6 Ml ItablM Livery Teams, with or witM Drivers MV. j. l. TOWhXRa, f nvW&lttT&VSS&iy P U 3!f lE Vina^. in stating that X have been mT MM¥| / I consider it greatly benefited by its /ll| ||fl If /a most exoellent rernedr IS tue. Ministers and Pub- / XJJJw UJI/ the debilitated vital fiorc*. lie Speakers will find it iau— -j£. of the greatest value where a Tonic is neces- /,W -W M m J W¥W t ' II ST agent, possessing un- MMWM M i doubted nutritive and mMM WMM M WMM MM wk II lti/xd £LMLMZJLA t& ~.4 B nuimnißaHAam umionEoo.. w».uan.,a.am>;