Democratic Sentinel, Volume 7, Number 50, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 11 January 1884 — Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

ME DEMOCRATIC SENTINEL. -bmpih—mw Jew i.'JWiuMmu— 1,111 '** TBIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1884 ■■■! J ■■■JJHJggar Aeeording to the now time card ot the L. N. A. A C., the forenoon train south pastes Bonesoiatr at 10:38 a. m.; the •Toning train north 0:38 p, an >ny your Soap at Furcupile’s and draw a nine, all linen Table Cloth. Attorney G neral Hord made an argument before bls Honor, Judge Ward, this forenoon. Sample Organs at Hardman’s, the Jeweler. It is said Michael Halloran has lasated in Franklin county, Nebraska, Everybody sail at Lavino’s sandy Jaotory, >r. Hurtsell has returned from ChicagoHoliday Books for old »nl ycuD£, at Learning’s. I. N. Dorn and wife, David Warne and family and Mrs. Vv- J. Bunnell, have gone to Kingman county, Kansas. Waterbury get© up the nicest and the best fitting garments made. Dan Fraser, oi Fowler, Dewitt C, Wallace and W. !•. Stillwell, of Ln? Fayotte, Judge Atkinson, of Indianapolis, and T ( C. Annabel, foreign attorneys in attendance at Court this WHk, Hardman, ths jeweler, one door west of F. B. Learning’s Drug Store. MeCracken & Kirk have disposed of their Bsot & Shoe establishment to A. Leopold.

Jo® Sharp will pay you th® oash Poultry. Game, &c. R. J, J. Claypool, circulated among hfj R®nss®la®r friends during th® present week. Lamps cheaper than aver known before in Jasper County, at J*. B. Learning’s. Hardman, the Jeweler, soli Isdr for the Rockford Watches. Buy your Coffee, at H. M. Puronatte, and get a nice glass dish. i Ladies Gold Watches, at Hardman’s, The Jeweler. J I have come to stay, and don’t you forget, v.ith cash enough to buy all the Poultry in the County. J. Sharp. With each J-pound of Tea you get a chance for a silver set of knives, forks and spoons, at EL M. Purcup ilk’s. • Mr. Charles White, of Chi eago, is working for Mr. J. J. W aterbury. He is one of the best workpien. in the State, and comes well recommended Iby the leading tailors of Chicago. Bring in your orders, and let us keep this artits here. ' J s J. Waterbury.