Democratic Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 1, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 5 February 1886 — The Coart Record. [ARTICLE]

The Coart Record.

Dry Goods at half value, at the new store, before leaving. Alpheus Hartman lias disposed of his interest in the White County Democrat to John A. Rothrock. Both are valued friends and we extend them good wishes. You can save at least $1 on a bolt of Muslin at the new store, next to Farmers Bank. The alarm of fire, Thursday evening, was caused by the burning of a flue at Judge Hammond’s residence. Si ks, black and colored, at less than importers’ prices, at the new store, next to Farmert Bank.— February 13th positively our last day,

A telegram from Eld. D. T, Halstead, Dakota, for his brother Micah, in Newton township, reached Rensselaer, Monday. It announced: “Ed is dying of a pistol-shot. Shall we send him or will you come?” The reply was to sei:d the body to this place for burial. The victim of the sad accident was a son of Micali Halstead, aged about 23, and was highly esteemed by all who knew him. The remains arrived at this place Thursday evening. Funeral services at Church of God next Sunday, at 11 o’clock, a. m. Rev. David Handley will conduct the servic s.

Remember! Only 1 week more to b y Dry Goods at unheard of prices, at the new store, next to Farmers Bank. Married’ Thursday evening of of last week, at the residence of the bride’s parents, Mr. D. Grant Warner and Miss Gertie, eldest daughter of Auditor Geo. M. Robinson. In the fullness of their joy, the happy pair forgot not the printers The Sentinel was bountifully supplied with some of the good things provided fer the occasion, and returns thanks and good wishes. Saturday, Feb. 13th, our las day, so come to the new store before it is too late to buy Dry Goods at your own prices. Next to Farmers Bank.

We have been confined to our rooms for several days, and were unable to issue a Da per last week For the past few days we are on the ‘improve,’ and hope to be soon all right again.

At the New Store, next to the Farmers Bank, you get— Good Calico for 3c. yd. Best indigo bine Calico 6c. “ Good Toweling 4c. “ Best “ 6c. “ Good Table Linen 22c. “

The Republican Convention Saturday, considering the urgent call, and the strong appeal of “Your Brother,” was a small and tame affair. Owing to illness we are unable to refer to the meeting and the proposition* of “Your Brother,” as we had intended, but will review them next week. Gooi Canton Flannel for 4c. a yard, at the New Store, next to the Farmers Bank.

Civil causes disposed or at the January Term of the Jasper Circuit Court: 3057. Joseph Kemper vs. Helen, suit in partition, real estate sold to W. B Austin, for SSBO. 3169. State ex rel Blake, suit for foreclosure of ditch tax Jien, dismissed. 3268. Geo. M. Robinson vs. County Commissioners, dismissed at defendant’s cost; 3298. State ex rel Parkison vs. James Welsh, et al, suit on official bond, judgment for plaintiff, $lO6 and costs. 3304. Felix Lester vs. Jacob Eiglesbach, suit for possession of a portion of a town lot, plaintiff gets land and pays costs. 3309. State for use of L. S Alter vs. James Welsh, et al, suit of official bond, dismissed. 3383. Chas. F. Jouvenat vs. Jas. Low, et al, foreclosure, judgment for plf., $5,324.75 and costs. 3385. Chas. C. Binkley vs. Jno. E. Miller, et al, tried by Court and under advisement until next term.

3395. Ferdinand Kopelke vs. Johannes Kopelke, motion for new trial sustained, and new trial granted. 3400. Amelia B. Mansur vs. Thomas Gratner, appeal from Justice Court, motion for new trial overruled, and judgment for deft for $7.50 and costs in Justice Court and foe pl’f for costs in Circuit Court. 3409. Michael Halloran vs. John Lonorgan, et al, suit on note and to set aside conveyance, judg, for pl’f, $20120 and costs. 3415. Sophia Shewry, et al, vs’ Shewry, et al, decree of partition, 9. P. Thompson appointed commissioner to sell real estate. 3419. Austin, Administrator, vs. Hawn, et al, report of sale of land to Godfrey B. Rose for $135.50. 3420. Galbreth vs. McCaslin, et al, decree quieting title and judg for $408.33. 3424 Cheever vs. Cheever, motion to have decree of divorce set aside, motion denied. 3441. Falley &Hoes vs. John M. Welsh, et al, suit on note, judg. for pl’f, $185.63 and costs. 3442. Chas. C. Robinson vs. John M. Welsh, et al, suit on note) judg. for pl’f $63.42 and costs. 3443. C. W. Bangs, et al, vs. John M. Welsh, et al, suit on note, judg. for pl’f $120.73 and costs. 3444. Levering & Levering vs. John M. Welsh, suit on note, judg. for pl’ff $lO7-54 and costs. 3446. Austin, Administrator, vs. Catherine Parcels, et al, real estate ordered sold to pay debts 3455. Isaac Reynolds vs. Jas. S. Irwin, et al, suit on note, dis. by agreement, at defendant’s costs. 3457. Keller, Craig & Co., vs. Robbins, suit on note, judgment for pl’f $107.21 and costs. 3466. Davidson vs. Davidson, suit for divorce, decree granted with permission to plaintiff to resume her maiden name, Mary M. Hoach.

3467. Haas vs. Fhelps, suit for damages for crim. con., judg. for pl’f $2,000 and costs. 3468. Brick vs. Hazelett, suit for damages for slander, jury fail to agree and are discharged. 3480. Jones vs. East, in attachment, judg. for plaintiff $83.10 and costs, and property ordered sold. 3471. Iluhue vs. Zaeher, in trover, dis. at defendant’s costs. 3472. Gwin vs. Randle, on note, dismissed and costs paid. 3473. Bangs, et. al, vs. John M. We ! sh, note, judgment for pl’f ‘>106.26 and costs. 3476. O. W. Pierce, et al, vs. John M. Vi elsb, note, judgmentfor pl’f $160.36 and costs. 3481. Janies Harmon vs. Chas. F. Crosscup, note, judgment for plaintiff $74.41. 3483. Red path vs. Priest, dis. at defendant’s cost. 3485. W. H. Rhoades vs. Harvey Page, note, judgment for pl’f $57.35. It i> a notorious fact that Leopold giwes greater bargains than any other house in town. Call and examine for yourself. . F. Priest, at the Chicago Grocery, wants a chance at your Butter, Eggs, and country produce generally. Farmers, give him a call. The most complete stock of Dry Goods —new and cheap—at Ralph Fendig’s.

Special Invitation! —Everybody is respectfully invited to sail and price my goods, and I will guarantee that ont of every 25 customers 24 will be bound to buy of me, as I have reduced my entire stock to such prices that they will feel constrained to purchase unless they have money to throw away.— I mean business, and am determined to secure, by the above method, new friends. Do not be misled, but come at once and convince yourselves of the truth of this statement. Very respectfully,

A. LEOPOLD.