Jasper County Democrat, Volume 3, Number 20, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 25 August 1900 — Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Margaret M. Jackson, mother of Mrs. Jennie S. Jessen. Mrs. Eva Hoover, and Miss Milda Jackson, of this place, died at her home at Lebanon, Ind., Thursday. Her husband, Allen Jackson, died many years ago. "Eight children survive her. F. A. Woodin, the Forseman real estate'and fruit tree agent,; was in the city Wednesday on' business and incidentally exhibit-i ing a big apple grown by Wm. Wilson of Brook, from a tree purchased of Mr. Woodin. Tbe apple was probably the largest ever seen here. It weighed 23 ounces and measured 14| inches in circumference and 5 inches In diameter. The commissioners of Perry county have directed the county attorney to bring suits against former treasurers M. A. Eberhardt and L. L. Mitchell for amounts said to be due from fees illegally retained by them while in office. The suits grow out of an expert examination made of the books. ■lt is estimated that Eberhardt owes the county $925 and Mitchell $2,016.25

David Culp, who was nominated on the township advisory board of Hanging Grove tp.. by the democrats, was later nominated by the county convention for commissioner. He has declined the former nomination to accept the latter, and another candidate for the advisory board will be placed on the ticket by the township chairman. The same condition existed in Barkley tp., where John Kimble was nominated on the advisory board and later nominated for count}’ auditor, and T. M. Callahan was nominated for justice of the peace and later nominated for county surveyor. Each, of these gentlemen have declined the township nomination to accept the latter and the township chairman will fill out the ticket by placing .some good men on in their stead.

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