People's Pilot, Volume 5, Number 8, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 15 August 1895 — Page 8

gOUTH SIDE Warner & Collins, | Three deers south of McCoy’s tank, Rensselaer. Remember our store when || you want GOOD BARGAINS : in anything in the grocery line. We carry : the best goods on the market, and prices t are as low as the lowest. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR BUTTERAND EGGS. \ CHAMPION and Reapers. : Binders, Mowers QI and Reapers. DUVIYC I Ebb : and other Farming Implements. Buggies, Farm Wagons. \ WWW WW WWW WWW WWW W WW W W W W WWWW W WW W WWW.WWW *»••• - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Hay Crop I I Our Prices 1 | | 8 - $ To all those, no matter whether your hay crop was good or not, these J 3 prices will appear SHORT and just 8 to suit your pocket-book: ¥ ® Good house brooms, - -10 c € Vn 1 SPLINT kn C V A t LARGE 1' < 1 clothes casket SIZE J Copper-bottomed coffee pot, 20c 14-quart milk pail, - -20 c i Big dish pan, - - - -25 c $ • Just compare prices—and then—we]]— • I FRANK MALOY. I

Isaac Clazebrook ~ Scientific I B Horseshoeing I AND GENEKAL Blacksmithing. ' Repair agricultural implement * anti all kinds of machinery. Wheelwright, in connec■w lion. Shop on Front street near Saylor's Mill. Rensselaer. J nd. ‘

XA/inchester W-u-s- .. Jk. s »e,. s „. RIFLES, ■- and mmun ’tion, Best in the World. <4y~.» »,o *’°' T ' L _ '•*- WINCHESTER REPEATING ARI<SCQ. 'ia-r»6t' . rß ££ '•' Winchester Ave. New Haven. Comd J BRICK AND TILE YARD, New machinery of the most improved pattern has been added and we are prepared to take contracts for brick and tile in any quantity We make tile in all sizes from 3 to 12 inch, and will compete in prices with any kiln in the country Call for prices. Yard located one mile west of Rensselaer. IHUM IZOLJF E"D Free delivery any place in town. JUnix IxUllLu t.

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The People’s Pilot has by far the largest circulation in northwestern Indiana and is all printed at home—in Rensselaer.

THE PEOPLE’S PILOT. RENSSELAER IND., THURSDAY. AUG. 15, 1895.

ctosr AT RENSSELAER. Our Entire Stock is damaged by Water / Some More, Some Less. All Damag= ed Goods Must be Sold at Once. MUIIIUS lIF [W (111 HUE 1 ! Great SLAUGHTER Sale. Commencing THURSDAY AUG,, 15. Many of the Suits have only vest, back or sleeve lining soiled and are as good as new. Lots of Men’s and Women’s Shoes « Some of which have no boxes or have soles stained; does not hurt the wear of them at all. But they Aiust All Go. REGARDLESS OF VALUE. Carpets, Rugs, Lace Curtains and Portiers have all been wet. some wringing wet, some only damp. Your Price Will Suit Us. And about the same thing will hold good through the entire stock. You will find us upstairs in the 4 OPERA HOUSE I* ELLIS t MIIIIRK

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CITY AND COUNTY.

Additinnal Local .Xeirn Hill be Found on the Seventh and OtherFageo. Threshing coal for sale by Coen. Mr. Utz returned to Chicago Monday. Mrs. Cinda Huts. of Hammond is visiting her mother, Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Belle Kerr went to Indianapolis last week, returning Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Long entertained a number of friends last week at tea. Mrs. Utz left Monday night to visit her people in the Southern part of the state. Half fare bates to Lafayette Sep. 1, to 6. on account of the Tippecanoe county fair. Alf. Donnelley is prospecting in Tippecanoe, Clinton and and Howard counties this week. The Pilot’s new cistern was completed in time to get the benefit of the downpour Sunday. Bernhard Paulus of near Brook was in town Monday and made this office a pleasant call. The threshing season hear tnisyear will close a month sooner than usual owing to the light crop. Mrs. C. W. Coen entertained the Junior Endeavor Society of the Christian Church last Tuesday evening. Mrs. B. E. Utz gave a very interesting talk at the Christian Church Monday evening on Missionary work.

Mr. Rinehart of Delphi is laya tine concrete walk on Washington street from Fendig's Fair to the corner of the Nowels house. Miss Glazebrook, with her mother and niece, Ara Lee. returned yesterday from a three month's visit in Putnum county. The ladies of the Presbyterian church began preparations iast week for their bazaar, to be given some time before the holidays. Mr. Evertt. who has been with the Jasper Tile Works just north* of town for the last two years, moved Monday to Howard county. Rev. B. E. Utz preached Sunday morning and evening at the Cnristian Church to crowded houses, one confession in the morning. Hon. G. H. Brown is preparing to build a $2,000 house on his lots on front street just across the street from his own residence.■ The Culp sisters are building a large and handsome residence on thcr recently purchased lots on North Dayton street opposite Ed. Gay's. A great number of people who had bought tickets for the Michigan City excursion at Foresman could not get on the train owing to the crowd. The Misses and Pearl Sigler of Dickey street. jEnglewood. 111., are visiting relatives and friends in RensselaerDegree lodge N. A. A. No. 85 will meet Saturday. Sept. 14. and regularly every second Saturday evening in every other cmonth thereafter. A full attendance is requested as business of importance is to be tansacted. Mrs. W. t H. H. Graham and daughter, Mary, of Irvirgton, visited Mrs. Frank Foltz last week. Mr. and Mrs. Graham formerly lived in Rensselaer; Mrs. Graham left last Saturday for Kentland to see a friend who is seriously il 1 . All saloons within the corporation of Rensselaer will be required to be closed on the 3rd day of September, 1895, the day of the election, to determine whether or not the town will construct water works. See The State vs. Kidd, 74 Ind. 554.

Sauer-Beeson.

Theodore Sauer of Rensselaer, Ind., was last night united in marriage to Miss Ada Beeson of this city, at the rectory of the Trinity Episcopal chuch. by the Rev. D. I. Hobbs. The ceremony was solemnized at 8 p. m., in the presence of near relative only. The happy pair will live at Rensselaer andwent to that city shortly after the ceremony was finished. They have the best wishes of their numerous friends here.—Logansport Journal. Aug. 9.