Rensselaer Republican, Volume 13, Number 4, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 15 October 1880 — New Store and New Goods. [ARTICLE]

New Store and New Goods.

next Monday, last week,— boy. —Extensive Improvements are belt* made in the Michigan city harbor. —Prof. Shoddy. formerly county superintendent was in town last Friday and Saturday. —Major Bitter*, formerly of the Republican has gone into the real estate business tt Rochester. —The Oxford Tibune reports a strike on hand among the workmen engaged in pressing hay at Fowler. —Dr. Ira C. Kelley returned last Saturday to Rensselaer. Heckraebv wagon all the way from Las Vegas New Mexico. —Mr*. Laura Knecht, of Logansport dropped dead at that place while preparing dinner. The cause of her death was heart disease.

—A certain Dr’a family does not take our paper uow but considers it so valuable that they tend to the neighbors to borrow It —More than one hundred persons went from Logan sport last Friday to to attend the reunionjof the Boy’s in bluest Indianapolis, the Journal re ports. • —Birangc izn’tlttbat when Burnham is introduced to an audience as the democratic candidate for representative he should get angry at tlie appelation. —A lady friend suggests that the 329 with which the pages of ao many democratic papers are embellished has reference to the price of Hancock’s corset, (3.29.

—A young lady and gentleman of onreity furnished quite an interesting exhibition the other evening.bj rimnlug a race upon oneof the sidewalks. The gent came out second beat. It is said that a rebel flag was displayed at the recent democratic demonstration in ludianapotis. For the sake of respectable democrats we hope the report isa mistake. —Ad Raub, a prominent merchant and fanner of Earl Park was in town last week ; he wva looking after some real estate interests in the north part ofthecounty.’ Mr Raub is a stalwart republican- —“ Never you mind, just come along, I’ll make itall right with you,” —Democrat trying to induce a republican to go to the democratic rally at Monticello Monday. He did'nt go all the same.

—Wonderifany body would get tnad and stop his paper if we mentioned the fact that a certain captain of the “Hancock Legion” was very drunk on our street* lust Satuiday,— too full for utterance—Lord Lyndhurat, of England, lias said thnfa policy of life insurance is itlway’a an evidence of a prudent forethought, and no man with dependant family is free from reproach if his life is lint insured. —The attention of onr pnlrens is called to the card of the Nowell’s house. This hotel U now conducted bv Mr. Thomas Boroughs anolil citizen of the country and of experience in toe hotel business. We be*|>cak for Mr. Borough* a fair bhare of pat* rou a go. , —Last wcekon the exclusion train from Elkhart, to the boldicra reunion at Laporte, the vote df the passeng»T3 was taken. The result was an overwhelming majority for GarfieldNearly all the exeunt ionists were exsoldiers, yet democrats say that the soldiers willsup{>ort Hancock. # —A Craig & Co.. Publishers, Chicago. have now in prese, and will issue October L 2, a work of staining character, entitled, “The Priest, the Woman, and the Confessional,” by the venerable Father Chlniquy, who for thirty years waa a priest in the Church of Rome. It will coutuiu a fine steel engraving of the author.

—Tlie Lafayette JbuniaMelisof & democrat, oneof the kind that “cant read,” down Iu Tippecanoe who received a letter of ins. u lions to trade the whole democratic ticket in favor of sheriff. He had to get a republican to read the letter. Democrats have a sort of hankering after the sheAfFs office.

—At the residence of the bride’s mother, io this city, Thursday evening, Sept- 30th, 1880. by Rev. H. Buddeabaum, Mr. John Eger, of Rensselaer Ind., and Miss, Mary Rossbacher of this c\ty.—KendaUviUe Standard. Just as we suspected - John would do. We extend to the happy pair congratulations and best wishes for their happiness and success In life. —Thestudents of Union College are solid for Garfield and Arthur. Noth Hancock mao in the whole catalouge? Canvass the entire list of Institutions orlearning and you will find asimilsr result. It is the young men at school and college who make republican voters; it lsthe young men who haunt variety theaters, bar rooms, and other places of vile resort who make democratic voters. —Inter Ocean.

—At Remington last Saturday evening some ryalicioua persons stoned the republican procession, and pretty soriously injured Mr. Murphy of Goodland, oue of Jbe Garfield club of that place. The perpetrators of this act of vandalism ar net certainly known, but suspicion points to the son of a leading democrat as the instigator of the act. One thing is certain itoould not have been done by republicans. No it must have been dono by democrats. With loud blast of trumpliet our democratic friends laid claim, before election, to Lyman Zea as a supporter of their-cause. They flattered them’ selves that he was a man who could be influenced against his'own better judgement But they found to their cost that Mr. Zea was true as steel to the party which stood by the country in her distress and by the result of that terrible struggle. He pridea himself in the flag of his country and believe* that its safety as a national emblem depends upon the success q f the republican party. Such seal and determination as that of Mr. Zea is worthy of high commendation.

A ear Ioa( j 0 f fl ne aIU ] aait at C —ing^*bnck wbeat flour at O. C. Starr d- Co's. Tbe ’New Store” is the place to save from 25 to 60 per cent. —Old papers, neatly folded, at this office—9octs a hundred. Big In cloaka, dolmans and shawls at the “New Store.” —Jim Sheffler’s majority on good livery rigs is largely on the increase. —Ed Scott, the express messenger has bow resumed duty on the road. —Wilson Porter sold a bunch of cattle, Thu reday to Cephas Atkinson. —•Jacob Wilcox is building a new house on his land six miles north of town. —C. C. Starr dr Co have the cheapest lot of lampe and lanterns ever brought to town. —Mrs. E. L. Clerk returnep home this morning from a visit to relatives In Michigan. —Charley Gwinnup bad the misfortune to mash one of h!s fingers yesterday evening. —George Call of Barkley township has reroofed his house. Preparing for a rainy day you see. —A. J. Yeoman trustee of Jordan township la building a new school house in the Bease district.

—Conductor Jones laysoflTtbis week to recruit. Too much rally is the cause. Mr. Hiner takes bis place. —ls you want a good pocket knife or a celebrated Westeubolm razor they are sold and warranted by C. C. Starr A Co. Daniel Fairchild one of our stalwart republican friends of thehauner township made us a pleasant call yesterday. j —C. P. Hopkins will in a short time establish a store of general merchandise four miles north of town on the Narrow Gauge. —O. K. Ritchey does not believe in fuslou, since the election he say’s the fusion reaper is ail his. His partner, Geo. Hoover, bet on the wrong man. —Since the election it has been decided that the leading livery stable of Remington is on the south side of the railroad and is kept by Jim ShefTler. —We are late again this week hi going to press. Our excuse is that we waited for returns from the state. We shall try hereafter to reach all our subscribers by Friday night. —Having bought a job lot of wax and china jolls at a big discount, wc will sell the same at half the usual price. Dou’t forget the place. C. O. Starr & Co’s Mammoth Grocery Store. Monon is the banner township of White comity. Bhe reports a republican gain of ‘fifty—redeemed from a democratic majority of thirteen. Close organization and unremitting exertion did the work—We were glad to see the manly Inf dependanceevinced by Mr. Everson Tuesday, by his manful resistance to the attempted Interference pf some Democrats with his choice of candidutet- Mr. Everson Is a stalwart and hoacstly determined to vote as he shot —at Democrats—not for them. —Dr.Bilters has a kind heart, in deed he is emiueutly benevolent, aud strange to sny he was so just a day o so pniccedlug the election. His benevoleuce developed itself in present log to our junioi devil his old hat Thanks, for the devil, doctor, but he voted the straight republican ticket all the same. —As John Weymlre 'of Jordan township aud his brotherinlaw, J. B. Lebo of Attica were coming to lowu yesterday morning, in passing the team of Mr. Hankie, the horses of Mr. Weymire became unmanageable throwing both men from the bug gy breaking a leg for Mr. Lebo and seriously but not fatally, our inf< r jaant thought, Injuring Mr. Weymire.

—I have just opened a large stock of dry goods, notions, and fancy goods which I will sell to you at astou(shingly low prices, in Leopold’s building opposite Thompson <fc McCoy’s

dank.

MOSES HENE.