Democratic Sentinel, Volume 17, Number 37, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 29 September 1893 — Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

was not suspended but tint his examination was in the int re t of a claim for increase which had been pe ding for a long time. Ti e Democrat o! Aug. 24 oontained this item in egard to it: “Mr. Peter Coll.m, a. oid soldier from Warsaw, was in town yesterday before the pension examining* board. lie wa feeling pretty blue when he wi n before the board, as he understood hi- pension had been suspended. When he was informed, however, that the pension de partment had sent him to be examine d on his claim for increase he felt greatly relieved.

“Tii e case of William Blue, as we learn from Dr. J. H. Wilson, secretary of the pension board, is precisely the same His pension was not suspended. His examination was to prove his claim for an increase, which the republican adminis ration had failed to pay any attention to With all Mr. Blu ’s disabilities, being unable, as the Tndianian says, “to get around at all without an assistant,” he was only allowed by the late r publican administration the pittance :.f §l2 per month, and in order to make capital for the republican party during the last campaign, his claim for increase, with about 200,000 other pending old war claims, was pigeon-holed for the purpose of enabling the r. pn blican peusic li bi reau to consider and allow nearly as many claims under the act of June 27, I*9o, for disabilities, many of t ~em very slight, all incurred long since the close of the war, purely for political purposes. These two old deserving soldiers ought to be thankful that the democratic.'party has come into power, as they will now undoubtedly get the increase which the republican party has so long and so unjustly withheld from them.

A\ e have devoted considerable space to this double-barreled lie ana the proof that it is a lie just to show readers that as a matter of tact the demociatic admit, tion is doing fairly by all deserve ing old soldiers, and that stories to the contrary are simply lies out of whole cloth gotten up for political effect. Pulaski County Democrat.

A new swindle is worked by a fellow who visits a farmer and pays him two dollais for the privilege of posting up show bills on his farm. He takes a receipt from the farmer, and that receipt later .utns up in the form of a note for a good sum. Ihe scheme has been worked in the southern part of the -date. Give no receipts on prep.ired blank o~ better yet, give tin receipt to strange t-a.

■>. B, Agnew of A-new Bros, the horsemen has a dog which is del- - useful, though not verv large or very pretty. It is a sort of mongrel, part terrier and the iesi just dog, but it lias a i.ower-* ful mtluence over* the big horses the firm keeps. »Sam says that when one of them uets to kickin' and raising a racket generally ti e little dog is frantic until she gets into the large box stall with the horse, and that withinja few minutes after she gets in there the horse will be found standing quietly in a corner eyeing with apprehension the little dog lying m the center of the stall complete master of tlie situ tion. In one case a few days :.go she was not let ,n where one of the most powerful animals was going on at a great rate, and she finally dug under the stall and got in. Bystanders tlrj’t the big horse would make sho-t work of her, but in a few minutes he was quiet and she was lying idly watching him. It crawled into the barn one day last spring during i heavy rain nearly drowned, being then but a pup. It had strings to its tail and hind legs by which brutal boys had attached tiu cans. Sam removed them and showed it some little kt-dness, and it seems now to consider itself one of the firm. -- 1 ulaski County Geihocra—

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS. The State of Indiana, ) •Tasper County, j'? s: In Circuit Court, to ) October Term, 1893. f Joseph I. Adams vs. Frederick D. Shattuck et. al. rf n v e n ’ i Q Ee . me u bere(1 ’ That on this 23d day o. September, a. d. 1893, the above nsmed plaintiff, by Thompson ,fc liro. Attorneys, filed in the office of the Clerk dfifenff d « C f° Ult h i S C ?“ plaint gainst said f S and alßo the affidavit of a 3 r p ®”? n > that Baid defendants D ?f d i£w mpb^U ’ and Mrs - Campbell bis w# h t ?\ H< £ nden &nd Mrs - Herndon his wife; John Wilkinson and Mrs. Wilkinson his wife; William A Huff and Mrs. Huff his wife; Mary E. Oakes and qb tt Hn ll t eß h i er ,r husbßDld: Frederick D. Shattuck and Mrs. Shattuck his wife’ and all of the unknown heirs, devisees heh-s lo^ 1 ® 6 *' and 811 of tbe unknown ISee j a ? d le ga'ees of the unknown heirs, deviseeß and legatees or al! cf iht above named defendants are non'e']d'nts/ I tte State of Indiana? said '^ eslde “* defendants are the efore suit ** »n3°Vw °- f , the Pendency of said ♦SoV a . nd ,, that sald ca n6e will stand for 1893 fi th ® October term of said Court, 1893 t 0 Wlt ’ ° n the lbtb day of octo ber, ( ) Witness. My hand and j deal. - the seal of said Conil, as " fixed at office in Rensselaer, on this 23d day of September, a. d. 1893. Wm. H. COOYER, Clerk, Thompson & Bro. Att’ys for pl’ff. September 29, 1893.—58.

U.OTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMEN T OF ESTATE. In the Mattox of the Estate of ) Isabella Barkley, Deceased. \ In the J aeper Oircjjit Court, ) October Tarm, iS93. | Notice is Hereby Given, That the undersigned, as Administrator of the estate #t Isabella Barkley, deceased, has presented end filed his account andjvouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same come np for the examination and antiqn of said Circuit Court, on the 17th day of October. 1893, at which time all oers'ons interested in paid estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchers should net be approved. And the heirs of said estate, and all others interested therein, aie also hereby roqutred, at tLe time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heir•hip or claim to any part of aaid estate. FLANK FOLTZ, Administrator | Wa H. Caovur, Clark, i hast 39. WUI