Democratic Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 33, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 5 September 1890 — Page 1

Democratic Sentinel

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1690. Lteiod at the c a: Rt*U!*.»«ilacr # Ind. as matt or.)

MON ON ROUTE. RENSSELAER TIME TABLE. SOTTU BOUND. No s Mall end F.xpr as. Daily 11:27 *.m. No. P.. Milk accom.. except Snuday t>:ls v. M. No. 3 Night Express, daily 11:27 p. m. No 41 .Vestibule, daily 11:41 I>, x. No. 45. .Way Freight 1:11 P. *• NORTH BOTND. N 0.4. .Morning Express.daily........ 4:05a.m ■m,. 10.. Milk account,.. except Sunday. 7:38a. m No. 'AZ- .Vestibule, daily . 4 "37 p m No.ti. Mail arid Express, daily.. ....4:05 r. m No. 31 Vestibule, daily 4:42 A. M No. 46 WoV Freight 0:50 a m

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

Judge of the Supreme Court, JOSEPH A* S. MITCHELL. Secretary of State, CLATDE MATTHEWS. Auditor of Stato, J. OSCAR HENDERSON. Treasurer of State, ALBERT GALL. Attorney General, A. GREEN SMITH. Clerk of Supreme Court, ANDREW M. SWEENEY. Superintendent Public Instruction, H. D. VOOHIES. State Geologist, S. S. GORBY. Chief of Statistics, W. A. HEELE, 'Jr.

CONGKESSIONAL CONVENTION. The Democratic nominating convention for the 10th congressional district will be held at Menon, Ind., next Wednesday, fciept 10th. Delegates to Congressional Convention. Congressional—M. J. Gastello, C. G‘ Austin, Jas. W. Doutfait, Henry Eigles. bach, gm th Novell, S. i>. Clark, P. E Davis. Bound-trip tickets from Kensselaer to Monon ahd return, 65 cents. The State Convention adopted a ringing platform. Will appear next week. Billy Owen loves the soldier, but not to the extent of stepping aside for a soldier candidate. The Democratic State Convention nominated a splendid ticket. The Indialiapolis Sun, an independent paper, says of it: “Taken as a whole, the ticket is one of the strongest ever put up for puqlic discussion and consideration in the state of Indiana."

Billy Owen is a preacher, but in order to quicken the zeal and hopes of his supporters, he said in his speech before the convention here, “We will bury the Democrats so deep, face down, that the more they scratch the nearer home (hell,'they’ll get!” Billy has been kc,eping|bad company too long, and is becomiu HfWill have to be remanded to the pulpit. The Ilepublican Congressional Convention which met at this place Thursday of last week was organized by the e!eclion of T. P. Palmer, of Monficello. chairman, and C. B. Landis, of the Delphi Journal, secretary. The resolutions adopted endorsed Dictator Heed’s tyrauical record as presiding officer of the lower House; the administration of Benjamin Harrison;jthe panper pension bill; the Force bill; the McKinley tariff bill; the demonetization silver bill. After the adoption of the resolutions, in the absence of rules governing the convention, a delegate moved that the convention proceed to nominate a candidate for|congress. On a call of the roll of counties Cass nominated W. D. Owen, at which the excursionists from Cass and Carroll, in accordance with the program, yelled themselves hoarse. However, a chill felllupohjthe proceedings when a soldier delegate from Porter county demand, ed fair treatment for the soldier from a republican convention, saying that Porter county had a candidate who went to the front to defend the old flag when the first call was made by the great Emancipator and never left the field until the smoke of battle had cleared away and peace reigned supreme over our fair land, and named Nelson J. Bozarth. It was plainly evident that the old veterans were to be disregarded in the convention, bnt, as an old soldier from Porter expressed himself to a comerade from White, “Owen and the ringsters might manipulate a convention, but the'boys who wore the blue would get their whack at him in November by voting for a Democrat. ” Owen received 84 5.16 and the soldier candidate but 811.16. On a motion to make the nomination unanimous the ‘noes" were heard coming from several delegations. A committee was appointed by the chair to conduct the candidate to the stand, who, on presentation commenced by saying that the republican party bad performed nearly every pledge made by the Cnicago convention. He defended Dictator Heed; praised the McKinley bill, said it left half of the manufactured articles on the freelist, but failed to state why, if it was a good thing to bave half on the free list, itjwould not be better to bave it enlarged by adding salt, lumber, twine and other necessaries. He complimented the republican party on the introduction ofllotteiyjbill, but neglected to add that if present laws were enforead they are ample to crush ont the evil; he neglected to state, also, that Bussell Harrison’s Montana j paper woe the largest adv*ni»arof lotteries tu the Unite* States m asserted that the republican party s»v-

I ed the Union by fighting her battles from '6l to sis, but forgot the conspicuous part j taken in that great struggle by puch Dem- | ocruts as McClellan, Hancock, Kosecrans j and the many many thousands of Demo. : crutic officers and men who offored their ! lives ns a sacrafice on the alter of their j country. He touched lightly the misera- | bit apology for a silver bill; he forgot to ] mention the bankrupt bill and that he was the only member of the entire Indiana delegation with sufficient gall to vote for : it. The latter part of his speech was de- ' voted to southern outrages, manufactured bv unscrupulous demagogues for the occasion. He did not mention the fact that only a few Meeks since a republican candidate for clerk in Kentucky was vavlaid and shot by the friends of his republican opponent for the nomination, or that Col. Goodloe and another equally prominent southern republican killed each othler a few months since. His forgetfulj ness reminds one of S. W. Dorsey’s short momory when on the witness stand during the progress of trial of the Star Route frauds. **

Harvest Home Excursions.

Sept, 9th, 22dandOct. 14th, are the days for taking the Monon Route on HomeSeekers and Harvest Home, cheap excursions. Persons wishing tk visit almost any known point in the South and West, can reach it on these excursion tickets. — The rate is one fare for the round trip. The limit of the tickets will be 80 days. Among the stateo to be reached by these excursions are all the southern states except Virginia and North and South Carolina; and nearly all ihe western states and territories. The agents of the company are prepared to give full information. Lutheran Church Services , Rev. Mr. Hines, of Crown Point, will hold church services in the Opera House, in Rsnsselaer, on Sunday, sept. 24th, at 10:80 a. m. At this meeting measures will be taken looking towards the organization of a Lutheran church congregation in Rensselaer. The largest fall and winter stock of the best brands and lowest prices of boots and shoes in Jasper county. Chicago Bargain Store. Monticello Herald; Miss Lucy Shields, of Rensselaer, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reprogle. Prices talk. All 5 cents per yard, dress cashimer, sateen prints, shirting, a nice pattern of scrim etc., etc. Chicago Bargain Store. The recent census gives Rensselaer a population of 1448; Remiugton, 985. A healthy increase over census of 1880. Until further notice all customers can buy clothing at 10 per cent., boots, shoes and hats at 5 per cent, off of regular cash prices. Chicago Bargain stok: . Stone is being placed on the ground for the creamery building. Spitler’s post-oflico be ok store is the headquarters for school books. The best watermelon we have had this season was one presented to us the other day by our old frieud, Wm. Isenour. The Indiana Series of school books must be used in all the schools. J. E. Spitler, at the post-office, has them on sale, at the regular prices.

Indiana Series of school books, on sale at Spitler s post-office book store, at the prices established by law. The post-office book store is headquarters for school boobs. Jesse Grubb, express agent, who has been quite ill for some time, we are plea-, ed to note is able to be about a,'aim Mrs. John Ilea'y has about fully recovered from diphtheria. Hr. Harisell is improving slowly. Art. W. Cole and wife are visiting in Denver, Colorado. 1 ickets will be sold at all stations on the Monon, to Indianapolis and return, for the Indian i State Fair, for one fare for the round'trip. Tickets will be sold from Sept. 20th to 27th, inclusive, and good returning until the 2Kth, The venerable widow of the late Dr. Jas. Bitchey was stricken with apoplexy, Monday last, at her home a few miles southwest of Bensselaer. Recovery is uncertain. Mr. S. H. McGuire and wife, of Paris, Indiana, are visiting their brother, Rev. U. M. McGuire, in Rensselaer. Joseph M. Hopkins, a well known resident of Renßse!ar for many years, died at his home, across the river, Friday night of last week, aged 56 years, J months and 23 days. Funeral servioef were held Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian church. The remains were followed to the tomb by the Masonic fraternity, the G. A. R., Women’s Relief Corps and a large number of citizens. Commissioners Court is in session this week. Mrs. J. A. Sharp has about recovered from a long siego of sickness. Mr. Chas. W. Postill and Miss Beth Richardson were married Wednesday evening, at the residence of the bride’s parents, on Cullen street, Ronsselaer, Kev. T. F. Drake officiating. Within the past week 32 or 33 new Indian students for St. Joseph’s Indian Normal School, arrived at this place. Miss Grace Nichols, of Barkley township, has been engaged to fill the vacancy in the Remington schools occasioned by the resignation of Miss Stella Griffin. Geo. K. Hollingsworth and wife started Wednesday to visit points in Pennsylvania, New York, Conuecttcut and Canada. S. P. Thompson doot: the last SIOO in stock of the $5,000 in the creamery project. The committee selected to secure a site has accepted the S. A. Henry proposition, and it will be located across the river. Alf. McCoy, Jos. H. Willey, S. P. Thompson, D. B. Nowels andl. J. Porter are the directors elected. My son, deal vith men who advertise. You will never lose bj it. Benjamin Franklin. Advertised .Letters — Mrs.. Bertie Spain, Emma Morton, J. W. Durant, Frank Moore, T. J. Rogers, A. O. Cox & Co., Marchell Staturney, ST. Hamsche, W. Reeve. Persons calling for letters in the above list will please say they are advertised. Ed. Hhoades.'

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Rensselaer Art School! * • Miss Franci McEwen, Has opened an Art School in rooms at htf k<*me. Each pupil will learn to make a fine LANDscAPBS»xt7 inches, and one Life-Size and Life- Like PORTRAIT faring the first term—all hand work, First course $25. — i HO P re P ar ed to give instructions on Teachers course, fools and Material furnished Free during the course, and SUCCESS GUARANTEED. On these terms everyone can try, knowing that if they don t succeed it will cost nothing. Learn the work to teach others, or to mrke 1 ortraits ot family or friends. Call and see the work. N ight class for those who prefer. A Iso agency for Art. Supplies, and all kinds of materials needed in this wors kept constantly on hand and for sale to all needing anything in that line.

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PIONKEK | fMEAfI MARKET! Rensselaer, Ind., J. J. Eiglesbach, Paopar:;. o* T3EEF, Pork, Veal Hutton Saas* -*-* age, Bologna, etc., sold in quauti-* ties to suit purchasers at the lowest prices. None but the best stock slaughter d. Everybody is incited to call. The Highest Price Paid for Good Fat Czttle. LAND FOtl SALE. Several Im - roved Farms, am thousands of acres of good tillabl* and graziug land, in northern Jasper, which will oe sold in tracts to suit purchasers. Cheap for cash, orjhalf < ash, and balance in yearly pai’monts. Correspondence solicited. Call on, or address Frank W. Austin. Wheatfleld. Ind

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