Jasper County Democrat, Volume 1, Number 31, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 12 November 1898 — Page 8

X 500 P£irs Women’s fine Dongola and French Kid, bu - ton and all sizes. Some out of style toes, but they cost to buy from the manufacturer $2.00, $2.50 and £ ‘ $3.00; to close choice of lot, only SI.OO per pair. j 300 Pairs Women’s linen Felt lace Congress and Button £ shoes. Some were SI.OO to $1.50 a pair, to close, your X choice of lot, pr pair, 75c. * 400 Pairs Misses’ fine kid, button or lace, some out of style toes, were $1.75 to $2.75 per pair. To close out, your choice of lot, per pair, SI.OO.

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VIRGIE.

—Virgie went democratic. —Asa Leech is expected home from Illinois. ** —Mr. Wiess has returned home from Remington. —Leo Hamacker is abont well with his lame arm. —We had quite a snow here Thursday morning. —Miss Eva Creviston is visiting at Mjr. Truss’ this week. —Miss Iva Grimm spent Tuesday with Miss Jennie McCoy. —Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Plummer, a girl, last Saturday morning. —Miss Emma Baumann of Goodland, is staying with her sister. —Mr. Henry Hochbaum is building a new addition to his house. —Mr. and Mrs. Leech visited with Mrs. Charles Harrington’s Sunday. —Miss Jennie McCoy and Mae Leeck visited Miss Iva Grimm last Sunday. —Owen W. Grimm and William H. Petty are working for William Cooper. —Charles McCoy and Thomas Florence brought some cattle home from Rensselaer yesterday. —Mrs. Henry Hochbaum, Miss Emma Baumann and Iva Grimm •peat Monday with Miss Sophia Weiss. --Quite a number of the young folks of this place attended the box social last Saturday night at Fair Oaks. The home townships of the democratic county candidates stood nobly by them last Tuesday/ Of to. 4 vote i s in the ig’j -•epuL n ownship of Ca Major received a majori'. <>f 111), while Pothuisje received 21U vot>-s out of a total of 416. Ira Yeoman parried the township by 35; Stembel took almost everything in Wheatfield, received 142 votes out of a total vote of 176. D. H. Yeoman only lost Marion tp. by 32 votes, while Adamsonly lost itby 76; Huston got 52out of a to tai vote of 80 in Milroy; Garriot run 20 ahead of his ticket in Barkley; Hershman ran 16 ahead of his ticket in. Walker, and Strong ran 9 ahead in Newton.

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REPORT Of THE CONDITION OE THE Commercial State Bank. (North Side of Public Square.) RENSSELAER, IND. At the close of Its business, on the 21st day of July, 189 S. RESOURCES. Loans and Discountss 92,441.47 Overdrafts 617.64 U. S. Bonds and Securities on hand 1.900.00 Due from Banks and Bankers 32,569.24 Banking House 5,585.00 Current Expenses 1,766.99 Currency 2.890.00 Specie. 1,281.97 Cash Items 74.40 $139,126.91 RESOURCES. Capital Stock Paid ins 25,000.00 Surplus Fund 1,000.00 Discount, Exchange and Interest.. 4,334.04 Individual Deposits on demand.... 88,854.88 individual Deposits on time 19,937.79 $139,126.71 STATE OP INDIANA, Jasper County. J I, Emmet L. Hollingsworth, Cashier of the Commercial State Bank of Rensselaer, Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. Emmkt L. Hollingbwobth. i , Subscribed and sworn to before I Sbal f me, this 3d day of November, 1898. ' ’ ChAKLBB G. SyiTLXH, Notary Public. This bank is prepared to increase its clientage, and offers its services on as liberal terms as are consistent with safe banking. We buy and sell domestic and foreign exchange, pay interest on deposits, loan money on personal or real estate security, on long or short time and buy notes. A share of the public patronage is solicited. Addison Pabkibon, J A MKB T. KaNDLB, John M. Wasson. Gf.o. E. Mvhray. E. L. Hoi.linobwobth. Directors.

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450 pairs Men’s fine standard makes, E. Nettletons, Burt & Packards, Pic. and coin toes, were sold and are marked in plain figures $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 per pair. Your choice of lot to close only $2.00 per pair. 4,000 Pairs of Rubbers, Women’s common rubber overshoes 25 & 35c value, choice of lot, 20c. Men’s Felt boots with overs $2.00 value, to close, $1.40 per pair. Men’s best 4 stay felts with best Candee overs, $2.75 value, sale price, per pair, $2.00.

Real Estate Transfers,

Harry R. Kurrie, attorney to John J. Reed, Oct. 26, se ne 13-28-7, Jordan, SI,OOO. q. c. d. Daniel Wood to John J. Reed, Get. 27, se ne 13-28-7. Jordan, sl. q. c. d. John K. Stoudt to William Geier, Oct. 21, und ‘4 it 10, bl 13, Remington, sl. q. c. d. Elisha F. Short to John Karr, Oct. 21, w« nw 10-29-7, 80 acres, Newton, $2,400. Nelson Ducharme to Andrew J. Robinson, Oct. 22, its 7,8, bl 5, Wheatfield. SSOO. John S. Daugheter to Victor T. Brassard, Oct. 27, se sw ll’-30-5, 25.03 acres, Gillam, $3,000. Jasper Circuit Court to William W. Salisbury, Oct. 29. pt nw 1-30-7, 92 acres, Union, DecreeJasper Circuit Court to Cornelias F. Tillett, Oct. 29, wVi ne 3-29-5, 64.80 acres, and s 2-5 sw se 84-30-5, 16 acre o , Gillam, Decree. Carrol C. Kent to Alferd McCoy.Oct. 19. n>4 nw 17-30-7,120 acres, Union, $1,200. Hans Paulsen to Charles Hales, Oct. 27, eM> ne 20-32-5, wJ4 nw 21-32-5, eMi se 21-32-5, se 21-32-5, Kankakee, SIO,OOO. Charles Hales to Granville P. Peall, same lands, $1 and other property. John Healy to Jeremiah M. Healy Nov. 3, It 93)1 3, Rensselaer, $lO, q. c. d. Executors of will of Margaret M. Allen, to Maude E. Spttler, Nov. 3, ne 16-81-5, 160 acres, Keener, $1,120. Executors’ deed. Dora E. Tracy to Rosanna Tracy, Jan. 31, bl 2-3, Sunnyside add. Rensselaer, f 1,600. John W. Mannan to Milton A. Jonas. Oct. 3, Its 1-10-15, Mannan's add., to Dunnviile, $55. Ella Hughes to Laura M. Jones, Oct. 15, it. 8, Mannan's add. Dunville, SIOO. John W. Potts to Joseph Norman. Oct. 18, it 2, bl 1, Benjamin & Magees add. Rensselaer, SI,COO. . John W. Teter to Leona A. Pratt et al. sw 9-27-7, Carpenter, $7,500. William Chase to Dudley H. Chase, Feß. 18. 1893. ne nw 25-28-6, s!4 se 26-28-*, 120 acres. Milroy, sl. Asaph M. Stump to John H.TiltotJ, Oct. 29, eM bl BH, Wheatfield, pt nw sw 25-82-6, $325. George W. Haney to Charles Brown, Nov. 2, w>4 ne 12-29-5. 80 acres, Hanging Grove, SB,OOO.

Non Resident Notice James W. Douthit, Attorney for Plaintiff. The State of Indiana,l In the Jasper Circuit Jasper County. S Court, Oct. Term 1808. Rebecca A. Gibson ) vs No. 6615. Edwin F. Gibson.) By order of Court, in said cause, the following defendant was found to be a non-resident of the State of Indiana, towit: Edwin F. Gibson. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant, that unless he be and appear on the first day of the next term of the Jasper Circuit Court to be holden on the First Monday of January A. D. 1899, at the Court House in the City, of Rensselaer, in said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, which is for divorce, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. r IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I < Seal f hereunto set my hand and affix the ( ’ seal of said Court, at Rensselaer, Indiana, this second day of November A. DUrfiOS. Wm. H. Coover. ISerk. James W. Douth't Arr'v for Piainttff. Suboc ! he Democrat.

p— ...... .... ; OFFICIAL VOTE OF JASPER COUNTY— BY PRECINCTS,? 1898. Secretary of ~ Prosecu- Repre- , a_j»a Treas- a , ._ a « Comm’r Comm’r State. Congress ting Atty putative Clerk. ] Auditor. Sheriff. Surveyor Coroner. lst r H H i i ! i f s i h I t ?• a 8 r ? i i precincts. p : g • : f f : P £ £ : I?: s : : : : : i 5* tr : O • : ; : : : f : : : ::•:•? : m * * • ’*::: '• * • ’:* ’ • Bns o S' B B B »a Bis B B »u B ns S Bio Bio B *u Hanging Grove 28 58 32 59 30 57 31 55 31 55 28 59 33 53 31 54 33 ’>2| 30 55 32 55 33i 53 Gillam 38 90 2 14 45 92 45 91 49 86 45 92 46 90 43 9*l 58] 75 54 Si 42 91 62 75 49 89 Walker 80 95 2 11'89 86 88 83 91 83 94 79 110 64 89 84 90 83 88 85 89 83 96 77 92 81 Barkley, East 43 78 1 1 47 75 47 71 49 69 46 73 50 69 44 75 44 76 47 71 47 70 50 69 51 65 Barkley, West 43 66 1 3 54 55 53 5,5 58 52 58 55 57 55 57 53 56 55 59 52 54 55 57 54 69 39 • Marion, Ist 78 154 .... 785 144 82 143 106 125 92 140 77 155 100 134 87 141 *92 136 90 138 100 134 105 129 Marion, 2nd 86 185 3 1 94 173 99 166 108 159 97 170 80 188 99 166 87 179 103 A 62 86 181 104 167 101 167 Marion, 3rd 86 97 4 3 92 91 96 83 105 79 98 85 77 105 102 82 84 100 100 8’ 91 92 97 86 103 80 Marion, 4th 87 103 1 7 94 98 106 84 103 91 97 98 93 105 100 95 98 99 91 HU 100 91| 104 91 105 94 Jordan 83 48 21 4 107 44 103 42 107 40 110 39 99 51 107 41 99 50 103 f 44 105 41 106 41 103 44 Newton 73 50 5 4 76 47 74 45 79 43 74 46 62 52 79 42 74 45 77 41 74 46 89 33 82 39 Keener 31 124 2 1 33 117 33 Ilf 32 118 32 117 49 104 31 119 29 122 3» 111 31 119 23 128 31 118 Kankakee 57 48 1 2 58 44 58 43 61 41 59 41 65 37 59 42 58 42 5 v 42 58 42 50 52 57 43 Wheatfield 81 84 4 6 94 81 4 101 72 97 76 91 82 142 36 99 77 99 78 <9o 76 91 80 87 89 93 82 Carpenter, South 50 106 1 2 54 96 67 86 52 98 89 64 47 100 56 94 56 96 48 101 73 73 67 82 61 85 Carpenter, East 77 104 2 2 81 96 110 80 84 91 122 61 78 93 79 93 75 105 76 102 94 82 91 82 89 84 Carpenter, West 68 81 5 4 82 72 88 64 79 - 70 88 64 73 78 80 71 73 78 72| 82 81 69 79 72 77 73 Milroy 38 35 2 2 41 35 41 32 43 31 52 24 36 44 53 26 52 28 44 30 43 30 50 26 48 26 Union, North 60 63 3 5 65 61 65 62 64 60 67 61 65 61 67 59 64 63 69 52 69 61 68 59 67 Union, South 70 63 6 3 77 62 77 61 76 61 72 66 74 65 80 58 79 59 94 45 74 63 77 61 86 53 Totals 12571736 48 811400 16281463 15271474 15281514 15121408 16111457 15581393 16281442 15471419 15621489 15331502 1505 j Majorities I 479 ...J 228.... 64.... 54 2 203.... 101 .... 235 .... 105 .... 143.... 44.... 3

Included in this sale at greatly reduced prices are Dry g Goods, Jackets, Capes and Collarettes, Carpets, 2 Clothing, groceries, etc., etc. g We received the only carload, 160 barrels, of fine choice g winter apples, all the popular varieties, at 80c to g $1.20 per bushel or $2.50 to $3.25 per barrel of 13 2 pecks. g Received this week, 1 carload of choice potatoes and 1 g carload of fresh salt. g