Rensselaer Republican, Volume 13, Number 2, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 1 October 1880 — The Best Dentistry. [ARTICLE]

The Best Dentistry.

J Bfftoß Oct. eta madTlh. SMALLTALK. —Subscribe for the Rkpcbuca*. —M. D. Rhoades Is on the sick list. —Uncle Cal* Downing is visiting relatives at this piaoe. JanM M. Nidfcel la not elected sheriff he’wil! go west—Frank B Meyer left Wednesday for Philadelphia Penn. —The display in the floral ball we* not so good as last year. —Miss Kate Monnett of Milford, 111. is visiting Allie Hopkins. —C- A- Cook of the Delphi Enter prim took In the fair last week. —The workman have the frame of Capt. Chllcote’e new house up. —Miss Rosa Hart of Remington was visiting in Rensselaer last week. —AU Armstrong of Delphi was at the rally Monday and called on us. —Our Remington correspondent “No Name” took in the fair last week. —A. M- Mundeu of Union Township has sold bis land to n Carroll county r man. —Preaching next Sunday evening at the M. E. Church. Everybody Invited. —Mrs. A. C, Hopkins of Goodland took in the sights of our town during fair week. —The Newton county teachers Institute was in session last week at Keutlsnd.* —Mr. Stephen Barns and wife visit ed the father of firs. Barns in Ren* selaer last week. Alfred McCoy has rented his stock farm in Hanging Grove township to to Wm. Kenton. —A little too much of the ardent was taken by some of our boys last Saturday at Delphi. —Those fine apples presented to us at the fair last week by Capt. Redtnoud were immense —Mrs. J. 8. Wlgmore of Monticello attended our fair and visited Rensselaer friends last wevk. —Mrs. Mattie Griswold of Valparaiso smiled upon Rensselaer friends a few days during the fair. —Rev. Smith of the Presbyterian church preached his farewell sermon at tiiat church last Sundae. —Wm. Bennet of Barkley township has a bran new boy. He is not old enough to ’rah for Hancock. —Mias Mary Draper of Remington attended the fair and took in the rallies at Delphi and Rensselaer. —"The republicans bad’ n* n—S l --a ras big a eiowb yester' day”.— Democrats, Tueedsy. -•Ed. Wallace the champion type ■Unger of the Fowler Era was at the ra Uy Monday and made us abaief visit. —Vine Holt, a leading merchant of Delphi, and one of the pioneers of the Narrow Quage too* iu the Porter rally.

—Mrs. Dr. Morrow, Mrs. L. E. Kane and Mr*. Crampton of Delphi were in attendance at the Rensselaer fair lost week, —The Ladies Literary Society will meet at M rs. Alfred Thompson next Saturday. A full attendance is requested. —Fourteen car loads of excursionists came over fiom Delphi and intermer diate stations to the Porter rally last Monday j. —Lost.—A star breast-plu of the order of Eastern Star Lodge. The Ruder will oblige by leaving the same at this office. —Lost, —on the streets of Rensselaer* a gold black Cameo ring. The tinder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at this office. -•John Eager hied himself away to Kendalviile Monday morning, and it is whispered about that he will bring home with him a bride. —A new discovered remedy for Worms, differing from ah others —it removes the worm nest- Rinehart's Worm Loaeuges,—For sale by W. J. I me* —The correspondent of the Remington Reporter, from Culp ought to tell the truth abont politics. There is a hereafter tor politicians as well. as for other people—A vote for John W. Powell is a vote fur a man who was a brave soldier. and is an honest, upright and sober citizen and identified with the inteiestsof Jasper county.

—The editor of tlie Remington Jte,porter is pitching into “No Name” our Ourj«euter township correspondent. Bro, Cox will feel bad When he learns who our correspondent really is. —The president of Carpenter township Republican club aaya if (.here is a single Republican in that township who will vote against John W. Powell for sherfff they dp uot know it—The poultry department at the fair was very trood aud Dr. Washburn showed off the birds to good advantage Our townsman Charley Clifton took a fair share of the premiums. —McEwen haa been ta/.ing lessons in counting since .'Hanna was here He aaid there were four hundred and seventy-six in the procession Monday. That was as high, we suppose, as he had /earned to count. —Patriotism of the Democracy—On Monday of this week two Inown supporters of Hancock and English were seen by several parties to pull down the btara and Stripes, tear them to shreds and fling them in the dust. —Charley Johnson and J. M. Dickenson, both of Fowler, attended our fair last wee*, Mr, Johnson was judge of our poultry department. Charley has gained the reputation of being one of the best judges of chicks in tbs west. —The poor man of Jasper county whetber Republicans or Democrats, can vot# for Dr. Alter for treasurer because be visited them day and night when they were sici: pay or no pay. He was and is the poor man’s friend.

—Capt, Wm. Taylor df Lafayette, was hers some time ago; he said John W. Powell was one of the very best men in his battery. And was always ready for duty and never gambled. No soldier oould ask a higher compliment. fl —We were pleasantly entertained last Monday night by a serenade fiom the Delphi band in front of our office. This baud has attained a high degree of excellence in the use of their instruments. Their fame precedes them wherever they go. —John Lathrope, leader of the Delphi Band visited the Republican office Tuesday. Johnnie is candidate for treasurer of Carroll county and will make hard work for his Democratic competitor. Johnnie is a gentleman in every sense of the word and deserves the recognition of his people in their support for the office he seefa. —The display of stoves, and agricultural implements made at the fair by our enterprising merchant, Norman Warner seemed to attract a big share of attention from attendants of the fair- It was aßpleudidsbow and give evidence of the good taste of Mr. Warner and of his en'erpriM In the way of making our fklna suoooss and of always keeping on band such goods as will demand and are worthy the patronage of the people. v

# art prepared 4b« receive good wood oci subscription * Bring us a load of wood mad subscribe for the Republican. Fulton. riehiag —We would anticipate MeEwen’s report of the Tuesday rally by saying that if he estimates the number of people presen t- at more than seventyfive thousand be will be suepsotod of prevaricating. Now Maedon’Wtretch it, and let ns down eesy. —Miss Ella Daugherty, of Tippecanoe county, has been visiting her brother Paris near town the past week. She called at this office to see her old teacher, the editor. We are always glad to see our former pupila and 09a woe among the best of all whom We had the honor to instruct — Saqire Davisson, of Medaryrills, attended the rally Monday and made the Republican a pleasant call. Mr. Davisson had four sous in the old 9th regiment, three of whom fell in the service. He looked with much feeling on the tattered banner under which his sons marched to battle. * —Look out for McEwens estimate of the crowds at Rallies of Monday and Tuesday. McEwen said be would wait till he saw the Republican’s estimate and tlibn he could make hid Of course Mac would’nt mistake it, but of course he must get the Republl* can’s statement that he may have something to prop his figures. — Bro. Cox, of the Remington Reporter is wonderfully exercised regarding our correspondent “No Name.” As in many other tilings, thejvalia*t and Knightly Cox ia badly “off”, Keep your eyes open Cox. and don’teouUnua l\ke the long eared animal you mention, always strbta out behind. Remember that "No Name” is on the alert and will ever be ready for Cox when be goes off half-cocked.

A. H- Wirt, Dentist, of Monticello, is in town, to do dental work of all kinds. The patronage of the public Is respectfully solicited. Office in second story of Mrs. Hemphill,a Building.