Rensselaer Republican, Volume 13, Number 7, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 5 November 1880 — NEWS O-Graphs [ARTICLE]

NEWS O-Graphs

gee the mi Itoar* * Mod*. —J29 did it __329 is alt lie rage. —Did'ot we everlastingly aooop *em? _ Tht y taj the oarpet-bagger* did it. 4 t _i> r . Wasbborn ia boilding * at able. _ We pans* to remark that this ia a NatioN, Y. Ferguson excl angea floor for wheal. — lsn't it glorious. Hurrah for Garfield and Artbar. —Charley Clifton returned Moo day to yote for Garfield. John Sehauloub baa added a kitchen to bis house. —Th< o.lore Warne baa sold his farm in Newton township. —M. F. Chilcote returned yea. ,te r day from Michigan City. —JohnW. Powell noved l.i* family to town Wednesday. The brick,work of Mr. I ergogo ,’«* houae ia about completed. Thanksgiving will soon be here Republicans will all eat turkey. • Mr. Donthit opens his school in Hanging Grove next Monday. The Narrow Gauge folks are making their engine cabs close for winter.

•’ D. bobbins of Keener township has purchased the Jesse Greenfield fat in. —lt will not require ahother electoral commission to determine the fconnt. . . —Misses Ilellc Slid' ORio Alter are visiting friends at Gallatin leu liessoe. - —ls men will lie for political purposes are we to belive them at any lime?. % The Detphigte® club have prom ised lobe at our jollification to-mur row night. —Ed Khoades has commenced krepingjliousa in his property on Front streets All gone—that fence wire of Fer. } usons -but inofe is coming. I' aeiis ra.pidly. t —Copilcy Og’e of Washington C. I! OliiJ, made, this otto e a short call yesterday.* Mrs. Wyatt, mother of Willis. Wyatt o! l*n on township du.il las Friday evening.

—Mr. L A. Lucas of Venders bum, Ind., made a biicf call at ou r i slice yesterday. * —Tne Bmior. comity psprts re ■port a scaicity of laborers lor th« corn husking season. —Wc wouldn’t object In having sonie of that word that was i roinu ed us on subscription. —Rev. J. A. Smith of Hemir? ion ha* nicvnl wi*h his family to Vermillion county lit. —Miss. Hattie Coen went to V d jiaraiso 10-dnv. She' will take a course in music at the Normal. \V. S. C- en ’as perennsed of IT V. Child, rs**lhe Jold Moss farm for twenty five dollars per acre. —lt is said no republican teacher has been employed ill Newton town fihip for the present term of schools. —v organ has moved into the house west of the Cemetery recently vacated by C. W. Clifton. —The infant son of Marv F. Ray died at the .residence *»f Dr. Titos. Antrim the 251 h inst., of diphtheria.

—Spot ■ yoo-i of the Kentl at d Preg* declares he will run a green back organ till the crack of dooms day. ' —lt la reported that of all the whis key shops in Laporte, not one id run by a republican. Significant, isn't it ? —We are sorry to lose “No N »me’' from our corps of correspondents. e will soon succeed in securing another. ' .—Samp Erwin made a speech jn Milroy township lastaaturday night that made a deep impression on his audience. —David James traded hia land north of town to H. V. Childers for his farm and then sold it to W. HChurchill. —J. W. Templeton, assistant general agent for the American InsurCo. of Chicago, IIL, called ou us Wednesday. —Tlie result of the election will prove a blessing in to the democracy. Let them rejoice and be exceeding glad. —Peter Xrumb, living four miles northeast of Remington,had his arm and hand seriously 'injured in a ■ corn 6lK>)ltr recently. / —Mrs. Tharp .it afflicted with paralysis of the right side.- Her '-friends express but* little hope of her ultimate recovery. —The appropriation for the new railroad waa voted upon in Porter ownnty last week, the vote being in favor of the appropriation. Harvey Grant will move to Pa. laski County this week o r next. Jasper loses and Pulaski gains a gooi oitizsu uni sound republican.

—A man named Nathan Talbot waa killed last week, lit Wabash county, by » log rolling on hitn. —The glee club are full of new and excellent jollification aonga. Come oat and hear them to-morrow night. —We arc receiving new goods daily and are always glad and ready to show to every one at the New Store. —Call and convince yonrselvea that you can save from 25 to 50 per cent by purchasing at the New Store. 1 i ' ‘ ' -W Jj —Literary, scientific', m««ical sporting, polit:cal-or any other pob licalion at club rates at the postoffice.

—Did you see those stylish trimnnd hats from $1.25 upwards and most beautiful line of cloaks and dolmans at the New Store? —Noble York went to Delphi thi morning and returned at noon Why dost thou so frequent thither weud thy way, Noble? —Benton county oomes np gloriously with two hundred fifty major, ity for Garfield. A gain of twentyone over the vote of October. —-Cot. Yeoman visited Dyer this week on railroad business. He thinks the Illinois end of the road jvifil be completed to Lowell by the 12th. —A destructive fire raged in the snnlli part of the county last Tuesday, burning one dwelling a great tnany hay stacks, and other ptop. erty. —The execution of Joe Wade and Mrs. Brown will not take place before the 27th of this month, they having been granted thirty days reprieve. Charles Lee of the Morocco Courier called at our oifije last Saturday. He was on his way toHte east part of the county to visi friends there.

—Scribner’s, II trper, Atlantic either $3 00 per annum. Over 50b newspaper and periodicals at club rates. Subscriptions taken now at the post office. —Rev. D. T. Halstead started to Indianapolis Wednesday; lie '* srill return tlie fi'st of next week, suspect he will attend a wedding while i.bseiit. ■j —las. Knight, f«»R several year* resident at Remiijgfon, will move to Lagrange after having voted fjr Garfield and Arthur; Mr. Koight 4-ill be a granger. —The teachers of Keener township tor this year are M.ss Veits Bouk, Miss llala Wilcox, Miss Belle Da vis, Miss Fid Vantwood and Thomas Sayers. ; —lndiana Farmer SI.OO. Clubs of 10 at one time $1.55* each. Over sjUonewspapers and periodicals at club rate i at the postoffice. Subscript ions icccived now. —Simon and Thom is Thompso i started Teesd iy evening, after vol i tg, for Oln » to joi.t thjir wive* Whohnvu been lor several da\>

:n that ttatevisiiing r ends. —Charley Price weal to I*l : m apulisoti the afternoon train T s* day, and returned yesterday, lie takes the defeat of liis tewly ohos. n J . , "V. party tu a ph a ant manner. — XotGurjieLl or but Moses Ilcnc that sells goods cheaper than yon can buy then! else where, at the Ny w Store opposite Thompson & McCoy’s batik. —Popular Science Monthly, $3.70 per annum, Scientific American $3. Over 500 newspapers and periodicals at club rates. Subscriptions received now at the postoffice. —We refer with pleasure to the cardofChss Rued in this issue. .Mr. Reed has had several years ex perience in bis trade, and will do his work in the most approved style. —We visited the office of the DeK phi Jonmal yesterday, and found Chaplain Cox smiling and at the top of the pot of rejoicing over the famous victory ot republicanism. j'—There is some tslk of a dsne ing school being organized hero this winter. Chas. Stewart, of Rensselaer is to’be chief cook and bottle washer of the enterprise.— Remington Reporter. Chicago daily Tribune 111:50 per annom; daily Inter Ocean $9:65 per annum. Over 500 newspapers and periodicals at club rales. Sabßcripliona taken now at the post, office.

jDu. C. C. lliatt says: Twenty years’ sDectal practice with children has led me to test Rinehart’s Worm Lozeugea. I give them my unqaalified endorsement.— For sale by W. J. Imes. —Puck $4.25 per annum, regular price $5. London Punch $5.60 per annum, regular price $6. Over 500 leading newspapers and periodicals at clnb rates at the postoffice. Subscription taken now. I Two young men of Oxford* the Trih**c states, have sworn off the habit of smoking, each making a deposit of $5; the one who begins smoking first is to forfeit" to the other the money. Hssry Van Nobtwick, of Toledo Ohio, says:—A friend prevailed upon me to try an “Only Lung Pad,’’ and I obtained immediate relief from a racking cough, I know the Pad helped me.—See Adv.

111., Mr*. Etta Barnes aid Mrs Lillie II aus man of Indianapolis all sisters of Ed Tharp, arrived yesterday on the noon train to be with their mother in her sickness. lira. J. B. Wilson, Tiffin, Ohio, *ays.—l have worn sn Improved Excelsior Kiduey Pad, and received mors relief than from all remedies I hav# ever tried. I cheerfolly recommend it to all sufferers. —See Adv. , —Dr- Jam?* W. Bracket of Rochester, lately received a draft for $5,100 from the pension depart merit, and Is to receive $25 per month pension, during life on ac count of injuries received iu the Iste war. —British Quarterly Review, Lon' don Quarterly Review, Edinburg Review, either $3.60 per annum regular price $4. Over 500 leading newspapers and periodicals at club rates, at the postoffice. Subscrfp lions taken now.

—B. F. Fergnson hereby notifies all persona indebted to him to settle previous to the first of December, as after that time lie will add to all accounts the legal rate of interest. He will send to each one a statement of his account. —The grading on the Indiana & Chicago railroad between Goodland' and Oxford is progressing rapidly and with favorable weather the contractors expect to complete the grading and have the road bed ready tor the tie* before winter—Keut land Gazette. —We take the liberty to use s me items contained in a communication hy “Pedagogue” frem Keener township. The letter was tueanl for last weeks issne, but ar rived to late. We urge cur correspondents to h ave their letters reach us not later than Tuesday evening A fisticuff took place Saturday in front of the court house, between Clay Smith anti Bob Gregory, which wquld probably have reunited ill a first class fight had it not been for bystanders who separated the belligerents. The difficulty grew out of a publication in the National concerning Bob. —Monticello Herald.

—The following are teaching the the schools in Marion township, Bowling Green, Mary Draper; Union Clara Coen; Paris, Jacob West; Bello Center, Carrie Funs ton; Pleasant Itidge, Frank Hunt, Watsons, Allie Johnson; Bruces, Eliza Kirk, Wassons,Albert Coen; Omcra, Ruby Britov; Hoover’s, Stephen Kendall; Junto's Ain at. da Palis; —We received a communication last week, signed “Doctor,” which contained so ms items wc would have been glad to publish, but not having the name of the writ, er we were obliged to lay the letter aside. We mint have the nanu s ot onreor es; ondents, not of com sc for publication, bin that we in iy avoid any » misunderstanding. We lu pc “Doctor’ will write again. —Rev. Dr. Stors says of life, insurance, that “it contributes to make life itself longer, society bap pier, the aggregte prosperity of the community greater, and, just so far us it shall extend, while still conducted on sound principles, it will multiply the kindly- bonds that connect meb, while encourage, ittg econemy, invigorating enterprise, justifying hope in each individual, and shedding the light of a more serene happiness into litany households.”

—The attendance at Purdt e University the present term is more than two hundred. The 'Lafayette Journal says that four years ngo when Prof. White first took liisof tice there were only thirty five students. This is an institution of which overy Indianian shouid feel proud. Prof. White is to be con. gralulated upon the success that has attended his able efforts in the presidency of the -institution, and the people of the state that they were so fortunate in . securing the services of a teacher ot such a high standard of scholarship as Prof. White.