Rensselaer Republican, Volume 13, Number 17, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 13 January 1881 — Page 3

o,‘h. WALKER'S y lIW A3D HD KB RE LIEF! On* ot tba beat rcaiadles •( tto age ter THE CURE OF CONGESTIVECHTI*T 8, BOWKI. < ’UMPI .AINT. 81CKHKADACHE, NEUIIAI.OIA. KHEUMATISM, CHILLS, CJOLIC, CHAMP, BRONCHITIS, DIP.HTH KKI A, BTCc. H. WALKER’S WNG BALM FOUCOJ.DS, COUGHS, HOARBNEBS, S. LUNG FEVER, BRONCHITIB, ASTHMA A CROUP tl it r/ood for Children and one of the beet Medicine* for ConmtmpHon. tl»th of th* »tow. Bißtßmn for - tie & t XMflf* 9n( Bt mtm. A Co—ooui—J Ti r*rr.re iy tM mo-t ■ ai--■Mft WiNlm known to the iwdlal pfOllfdOAt ypotl fMdf phimittOiutkstJ prliwfplti. ffl2*rp||.^as’3££s NOT A BEVERAGE n Im te the <wnt, r*if« >n Ik* TH, MESSENCK(TOF HEALTH THE MIEHLER HER, RITTER, CO.

ffl A LA RIA L POISON Tke principle eaaaa of nearly oil stskase ft hi ■ iiips o' the year oa* It* ortjla liftdlsordereil: Llrer,, which. If aot retaliate 1 fa time, f r<»* aaTarin*. wreteheJneaa aad deathwill ura*. 1 pallEufto, wriUoi fro as *«* h ft lasrtcft. »ftjr«: -1 hare nid' rsar'linaoni Ll*i: S*;ilttor with [oo-\ off _-t, both a* a prevention aa<l cur* for ila arial reverajju tb* latboaaa of Panama." If too fool dr w y, dehilituted, hart headache, mouth laate* badly. poor appetite aad loocuacoat. •, you ara auferiaft from torpid liver ar * bilionaaaaa.” and nothing will care you so apyedily and perura jt-ntly as to lake SIMONS’ UVEA HESUUTOR Itia ft van with safaty and the happiest r* alu to tie nbst deheata iafaat It takas the piaaa of o-'sine and bi|ters ofavery kind. It Is the -hasp -it, purest aad btat family medicine Ih tka htlrid. *ioi>n by alt, nuTTfiorsTs.

Children CRY FOR Pitcher’s Castoria. Mstitan like, aad PkynfoUas racoamaiU it, IT IS NOT NARCOTIC. CEjrrAxm liniments ; th# World’s great Paln-Rellcrlng remedies. They heal, soothe and cure Burns, Won nds,Weak Back and Rheumatism upon Man, and Sprains, Galls, and Lameness upon Beasts. .Cheap, quick and reliable. • , a k’ LIGHT-RUNNING NEW HOMS STILL KEEPB THE LEAD I fioctoM It la the simplest, moot raU•Sls, aad boot Sew'.nj Machine erar la▼an tad. Itdooa Its work *atckly, quU •*ly sad well, and alwsyi|lTSS pcrfkct asßUafhctlon. I« te thwreasilt of » yasn of patient labor and practical experience by most skilled mechanic*. .It oombinea the pood points of ail other tnachlfaaa, wl'h none of their defects. There are many Sew ins Marhinao of merit In the market, but none are so sows plate aad perfect 1* detail | none posw the marked sdTaatafss sad ■•parlor worth that bare rendered the Jfr» Hoses to famous--11 has woa the confidence of all who hare *■ aeon It, beinc now beyond doubt the meet pacfact Sewlnf Bpohiae in the market. AGENTS WANTED. Seed for Deaerlpttye Ctroular* ho JOHNSON, CLARK A CO. M Lalaa gqaars, H; T.' Chl»afa, lII*., or Oraace, Bam B.P, 1 * traces. ftt»r*a F*:i«l»fr. Tri

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News-O-Gnephs.

At. I rl* «• Tht- '•■» • h. ’a. 1 !>.<-*.til *it-5l *u- r-k*:;u* to-1 - art G ‘ P f I’ii t«l> Ai .'o-ir ,»».! e ru nn-s! s* fj. ('. StHrrVw C'»'*a.< I Another 1-,i «>f Michi,*»n jlat> .C. tarr A Co.'t. For hi* haroains ic jrrocerte' gu lo C. C. i Starr & Co "i. | .•* only 8 c-nt» a quart ut C C. : Starr A Co.’s. *'ann**«l fruits and TcgciahUta a a|»eci»liy atC. I ‘ Just received—another carload of flour - anC. C. Starr Si Co 'a Lin M-irtio look fire heti of- horses lo Whitehall, Michigan this weyk. If you neoil gist, or qae> nsware don’t fail to give C. U. Stsrr i Co. a call. Robert Bandall of Birkl»*y township sustained a fracture of a leg Ihis week. Mr. and Mrs "Chit Johnson of Whitehall, ; Michigan returned home last Mondny. Bright Orleans sugar—l 2 pbunds fotytl— 1 a big bargain—at C, C. Slarr and Corp haa boen hiuilrd fnuu within two miles of Goodland lo this inurket recently. Monroe Carr is building n frame dwelling on hia laiftl about oue mile west of town. Mr,. Wtn. Burnett of Barkley township died of consumption last Sunday morning. - The infant child of Hilliard Kaossner wai i buried in W eston Cemetery on Tuesday ! last. The Ren»selaer Lodge No. 00. of the Aneiet't Order oflUuited Workmen is all Holid again. Win. E. Timmons an 1 A! Snolgrasa etpect to start for Rice Co. Kansas in nbd\it lure we«'ks, II ddridge Clark has sold his Barkley town.-hip form aud now pr.ip-ises to pur-ch«-e property in Rensselaer. - Thonrns Monnett tr.ilel fim hnn Ir--1 kCiI forty-eight acrus oi Jasper county la-id to; the l’ur| in Bros, for a slock of liarlwarn. Shelby, Urunt will retire frun the larai-uperiuiendency i<n the sti.tdus of .private ie. H- will-cultivete his own bro i-l acres in the future. Nino tcniiiM drove into Re it a*--liter it. a pr(>(-ee>io|i,oiu- tiny lu-t wet k wit?; b-atla of itirn. They came froiu neat Remington. Mies May Wnahlmrn relume I l-t-l ty from a visit with relatives in Cuss'aud Pulaski j -counties. An ailack of erjeipclas t-f Ihei the face detniucu her for souiclitne'at Sial- -

"Vashti"-Comment.

’When a per*.in «.t«j u l .u ti allr-tu 3k*-1 ini ituce u|iui, a suUject, ihcr.! are certain rula, vvtnch iaio.ii,e.i; d < jj*»oiM dul ; writer® in (he iru4tme.it of i >«ir sa »ject. 1 The*e in if bp illadlrato 1 as f.>l..nv,: Bappoit tile silt*j-;ci IO be “w»rj" tin'll tile ijueia iu f.*r .ii!>cu*iio9 n, ••Is war ,»u cell or no:?’’ The .iext *(»,», an 1 tho linot ,»ur* amount of all, is to get clearly bclore me audience the view of ibu sunjecl tile *p<-*~er proposea to lake. Tnen follows me proof, or tbe body of the discourse, in support of the speaker's opiniou;—la®.l,, tU» disproof or counter argument*. Sow we wua'toapply ibis method of a theme, to tue lecture giveu by Mrs. Helen At. Uuu&ar. in tbe tir»i place, what was the au eject? “TasntiT” •• Woman's.Rights?’ or a couglouii.ration of U.lnlical, Ancieut aua Aloae. n history? in tu.is I mina me uiuiost ireodom was allowed.' ••You pays your uuuey a'd takes your choice.” Tbe uncertainty of the sutyeci leaves us in the dark on the second point. We think we got from Mrs. Gougnr’ s statements tue fact that sue was uot entire* ly satisfied w.th the present state of tuiugs supposing her subject to oe as •*VaahUl” What view did she take of “Vashu,’’' historical, phihtsopuical, nrnririmuuiki, or as she expressed u, patrimonial? Taking it for granted the audience got the status from which the lecturer treated her subject, bow did she pro«e it? We wtU adum she stated some historical facts, hut did they justify •• Vasnti ’, or estaol.su tu» assertion that women ou 3 hl to have the oat* lot, or weie they tueuttuned as glowtug events in the worlds history? The uumeuce was left again to place there lacts m the address anu note their value. Lastly did Mrs. liougsr meet any arguments whtcu are used against woman's sudrage? do tar as we were able to judge, euc tailed to state a single one, tuucn less disprove it. Tue lecturer said in her remarks that she wa® tresspasing on disputed territory, wuicu siihad a pertect right to do, but rUe haj n“ rigtit to make a lager a led statements. Tor example, ‘-Western women a tube ol Sav_ ages.'' it seems to me to a lady who n», a comfortable home and a good kind bus* baud, this statement is nothing mure than an insult. Wby did not Mrs, Uougar explain ths writings or Uiat old bacue.or, 81Faull She told us to beware of our inter p rets twos, and uiked about the tigut o modern interpretation, but left us iu draw our own conclusions. Tbe lecturer seemed more famtiiar with Xerxes and Joan of Arc than with t|ueea Us but U of Spam. ».« venture the asseitiou that it can b„ proved that Queen Isabella’s jewels vm« not needed for the enterprise, of wbich su e spoke. That sheaided in theexpedaiou we uo uot deny. Taking it altogether we were net ant Med either with the treatment of the subject or the subject matter need. At the eioee we felt very much.like giving three eheem fer “ Veehti' 1 for we thought ■he did not hafe justice done her. I- v - * Athim

()*• v! n>> ptrfittnery V’-tt tt^t* V » I L«t\ L- t iinrg's t x.rrtclft of E I!. Tit »rn ' T r-. E- R *'l«h*»l re'nrred liom e V ft- ns n vMt.to l»er ’• i at Hittiievili*-, Jllii. ila \V<~httvc fiiri-lia-tHI thn jolt office of O. < *»H**el aml art* pr**|mr**<l to d»» ltd* work of every doto-ripl lon prompt. Ir niiil-iu the neatest manner. Mart B.v> lor deaires to inform the public that he has n-t ntnv--d to California us was reported, hut tiiat he may be found at the dry giovt* store <>f Sears & Scott win-re he will h*- p]ra-ed to se<- all of his friends. The house accupied by T W. Dnwty caught fire in llie roof last Monday ’ morning. Tie cerm-nt flue got too hot. Th *y are s j poor-institution being (bin and liibie to crack. Th • Carper Hous- :»t Win.-ttnac was supplied with tb-m nnd caught fire from one an t was totally destroyed. The members of the Rensselaer Woman Suffrage Club, are requested to meet at tlie residence of Mrs. Alfred Thompson, Tuesday, Jan. 20,th. 1881Half past 2. P. M. AM friends of woman suffrage, respectfully invited to attend. M. P. Thompson. Sec, Earnest seekerafter literature to the Postmastor: Got any "Police Gazer e - *? James; "No:” seeker: got tny -‘Police News”? James: "No”, seeker: G«>t any five cent novels? James: im. seeker: "well, you got anv other good readmg”. James: no response. Bas Donnelly Ids property to Wm. 11. Myers and talks some t>f going to Missouri lo maKe his home, We are reluctant to Jose Mr. Donnelly from our midst, but hopn that wherever lie may go, succeas shall uttend him.

We visited the Oxford schools Mon. day and found Mr. Johnson, our partner in Mie purchase of the Republican, busy In the iliKcharge of his duties as prim-ipul. Mr Johnson has built the echool up to a high point of excelleneThe residence of Mr. Fielding Moor<*. two miles eart of Brookston iv:»s destroyed by fire on New Years day, in the -absence of the family burning the family dog which hud be-n lef, at eoine locked into the house By Rev. C. P. Wright, at his resi’ deuce in Logansport. Jnn. 5, W. L* 11.-miar and Miss Mary Ralph, both of this place, were ni ide one. Mr. and Mrs Ha mar leturned to Rensselaer, l'liurs-day. Tlic Republican wishes them a happy voyage through life. Bro. B. Moi-k of Fowler visited our town, and the Itepuhh-an office. Wednesday returning to Fowler 1 hursday. Bro. Mock was pastor of ihe M. E Church at this place sonic twenty years a-o, and is acquainted v itli iiihilv of the old citizens of Reusfdaer. fin account of the 4-hang«-s made in «-ur i Iflce ue hiv one -day laie again (hieuiek. Our patrons will no-ice il»al we have changed our publicjttion tlay to Tliur.-d.ty. This wil make it possible to reach ail our sub scritiers.on Saturday which we could not do under the former arrangement.

Pleasant Ridge Items.

Mr*. Mary Murrvy, niece of John M. Gwin. spent lasi week visiting relative* in this vicinityRev. Wood closed his protracted meeting ln*t Silibath. But four persons were porsuided to uuite with the church. Ed. Erwin is sole agent at this plnce for Doctor Bass’ liver pills. The probability is that the blHcksmith shop will be converted into a drugstore. An. one needing anything in the pill liue will do well to call on him. Ple«sant Ridge school can boast of one pupil weighing one hundred »nd eighteen pounds and only t*-n years of age. Parkison just received a carloed of flour from the Monitor Mills, which he will exchange for wheat, giving thirty-six pounds of flour for one bushel of wheat. Aunt Betsy McGrew, of this place, aged seventy-five, can see to read very fine print without the use of spectach-a.

Respect I

From Jordan Township.

Although Jordan is in a more southerly latitude than most of the townships, it bears the reputation of being an excessively cold tropical region. Mr. Jenkins, teacher of school No. 6, has been obliged by poor health to leave the profession. The next heir to the throne occupied .by him will be J. A. Burnham, who will reign from January 9th to March lb'.h, 1881. Look out for the end of the world, for the gospel is not preached unto us, i. e. in immediate vicinity. The schools in this township will be of five uurution instead of six. Lances are frequent, the only pull-back to them is the scarcity of girls. Ou Jeunary Bih tbe teachere of Jordan and Carpenter town-hips met in joint institute at school house No. 2, in the Utter township. Quite a number of the patrons and young folks came in to enjoy the programme, which was sat sfactorily carried out, and partake of a bounteous repast fnrnudied by themselves. Tbe teachers of Marion and Jordan town■h pe will meet ia joint institute at the, O’Meara school house on February 19th. The patrons are most cordially invited to attend.

Snpsei.'Ully,

XOKB or nuMTAMAll pupils who km been neither abaewt ■or tardy for tiw wontha of sehool ore eutitlod lo nnflwst oodor this honor, uunm Towssair. Ho. 6. Goodrich Cyothia, Jahaaoa Carrie, Welch Bertie, •• Chat lie. Ho. A Banos Minnie, Emma, 44 Beula, Dexter Jennie, Irwin Atlio. Vo. 9. 2nd report missing. No. 10. Baas Battle, •- May. No. H. Markl«y Jessie, " Allen, ' “ Charles, Rock wood John* joanas rovNon,*, No. b. Burr Hattie, -**. 6-ilina, GsVey Mutio. TOWN or BZ.N-SELAKB. * Primary "li.’’ Catt Lee, “ Cora, Clark G-rtrude, Duvall Eddie, Erwin Anna, Feudig Rebecca, Giant Warner, i " Selden, •« Ora, Harding Eva, Hopkins Cura, Hulnen Albert, Kepner Rettie, Kinnie Vice, Ltiughri.lge Blanche, Leopold Bernhardt, Maybe* Earnest, Robinson Charlie, " Floyd, Templetnn Ida, Tuu-ur Elixa, « Webber Alice. Primary “A.” Baylor Maud, Beck Rosa/ . ” Willie, " Catt Ora, Chilcote Mnry, Clark Hattie, Coleman Clarence, Crosacup Ada, Duvall Ora, ” Florence, Erwin Ollie, Hopkins Alfred, James Frankie, Karsner Calvin, / Kelley Lenna, Kohler Peter, . “ John, Milliken Ida, Norris Lula, Nowels Everett, •* Lucy, Phillips Gusaie, t /, Rhoads Charley, Smith Belle, Templeton Willie, Webber Anna, " Frankie, WooJwortli Carrie. KKKNKR TOWNSHIP. | < No. 3. Fairchild Rutliie. . RKMfSOTuN. J High School nnd Grammar. Brown Eva, * Clmppad Maggie, Couver Lottie, Fiend Indi, Henricks Ollie, liollingHwurili Jennie, Irwin Frankie, Love Fred. Intermediate. Armstrong Clara, 1 Bloom Ellery, Caruiody Knlie, Chappell Hattie, " Willie, Draper Annie, Garrison Mala, Hascall George, Hardy Frank, . Landou Chauucey, Lees Ophelia, , Lucky Eveline, Love Robbie. 2nd Primary. Carmody Josie, Curson Lilly, Corn H-ittie, " Vina, Court wright Currie, Draper Winnie, Ecliels Mary, Ford Anna, " Honor, Hart- Euruest, llollett Hettir, Ilolliiigswurth Rosa, Maxwell Grace, " Blanche, Poole Bertha, Schaeffer Maggie, Walker Harry.

You can see the posted price oj my goods for yourself, and buy cheap al pones’ When you want a nice comb and brush call on E 11. Tharp, he will sell you one very cheap. Fresh oysters? Yes air, I shall keep them constantly in stock dur ing the season. C. P. Hopkins C. P. Hopkins will pay you just a# much lor vour produce as you can get in town, and will sell you groceries just as cheap as any town store. I have one set each of Gibbon's History of Rome, Macaulays Ills lory ot England t.nd Macaulays Essays, which I will sell cheap. E. H. Tharp —The people in the north part of 'Marion township need no longer drive Li the capital for grocericsC. P. Hopkins has a full line, and will sell as cheap aa any town store. —For Sale on easy terms, a good farm team, with wagon and harness. Will tall cheap for cash. Any one wishinitjt first class bargain will do well UjlfeYer with us. Call at ihia office- 'jMgp

JULIET.

MADAME RUMOR.

Roll of Honer.

s Uigh crunks at M»>l»**w's. Bob »I«i runners t Mayhew's. Buckeye lnnlern* »l M»yhew’e. Atkin* Hl-u? smsr-* *t M*yhew"*. Best seat spring »t MayhewV }• Fnseh cnadie* alw*y* it'L»Rn»’* Folding bed* *t Se*rs A Son’i*. Choice Golden Syrnp, at C. P. Hopkins’. Queen a ware at cost at C. P. Hopkins’. —%'ekel pistols-only at May hew’*. New 60 ct t«*a at C. C. Starr A Co’s. —Gn:>d Tea at 50 cP, at C P Hopkins’. —B. F. Fergitspo ext - arigerflour. for wheat. A full liiic «f invdicine-) ,t Tliarp’*. » For choice l diet *•>«*•* tr ’o Th.irn'a. 11--t <iit!tu*r- on ohorl n6tice'jt L* lillv'*. I’cifttfs’ H v ry fr*-** t*Tt:!!)iugc it Tharp’s. Try tbit t oasted coffco til C C -■•tat Jt Co’-*. - Fdr .all- kiitrli •’ e«:hig>* •.ttj»pli*H l.ti! oil K i l Ttiarp. , Oui-k who tl tl- ur md niaptr mu I nt C. C. .Stair A ,Co>. —NorniJin XYa r ii-.*r will change hlt> a<t !=*»<>:•. It will lit- a rfumicr. —The Gctittii t- Ivutkt je Inntern can be had At Bt“ifotd% —The*place to liny furnilure Mini carpel* u hi Nortontt \Yim.erV. ‘‘.Jusl lilt- thino’’ th*y a’l ’‘ay — those folding Wd* at Scars *fc Son's— Diamond grain pov del— i-rat-k hnntsmen use il-sold by May hew. —Goldman A liar.lntan the jew uiers.

—Everything in the sjiocery line at J)ot4<on prices Hi . P II >pkius’ —Nickel pla’ed ahch i>, every pair warranted at Goldman ifcll ttd man’s. ■ —Teas.—the best assortment in town at H« di < i d’s; dso the choicest coffee*. —Bed lord has on hand a large assortment of glassware and querns ware A mess of good oysters is \ dain ty dainty dish. La Hue kttps the li ticst hr Hid*. 12 pound* nice bright Orleans su gar for one dollar at C. C. Star «& Co’s. A big bargain. Those who would avoid extra cost should >ettle at once their ao. counts with La Rue. New raisin q currants, prunes, dates, figs and all kinds of dried trulls at C. C. Starr & Co's. !-a Rue has employed a Chicago confectioner and n->w serves up the richest candies daily. Try them Leave your periodical* to be bound, with 8. M. La Rue; lie rep resent* the Lafayette Courier Bindery, and ran give lowest ran***. Look at ihe date on your p per and see it your subscription has not expin d. It so \* e should he glad to see V"U-

For tin* next :l() day-., T ill sH| all my goods at co»t. I ant going to leave. Now is your ch nice tor a good *uM cheap; T. M. Jonks M- m. H. Pit 11 eti, Flowio't illc, Mich -ays: I bay no' rested* bc"cr tor months than I did Iml iglit. The ‘"Only Lung Pad ’ baa li el pel tne wondcrfu'ly.—See Adv. Cbts. L. Rosaiter, lf*s Smnmit St. Toledo, Ohio, says:—l would no? take one tbou-and dollars for my Excel* or Kidney Pad, if I could not get another. I have gained in three months thirty pounds.—See Adv. —The firm heretofore existing and Known ao the law tint of Wright & Reeve is hereby mutually dissolved C- P. Wright assuming the'business and responsibility of the firm. Dec. 22d 1880. G. P. VVk.oht. N. W. Rkkve

Dan’t take any of the quack rostrums, as they are regimental to the human cistern, but put y »ur trust iu Hop Bitters, hich willnnregeueral delapidation, costive habits and all comic diseases. They saved Isaac ftom a severe extract ot tripod lever. They are the ne plus iinuin ot medicines.—Bom on Globe. Call ami settle your kills at N. Warners. He desires to close up his books tor 1880. S<> that he may begin anew with the coming yearMr: Warner is ever ready to oblige his customers by waiting on them and they in turn should appreciate his good less suticieutly to reeipro pa'e the favor. —The hooks of F. W. Bedford liavrbecu turned over to me for seitlem-nt. Ail persons knowing themselves to be indebted to Mr. Bedford will please come forward andsettle. Mr. Bedford has been very leniem with the rich and poor alike, now show your gra. if tide by helping in his need. Do. so and save cost. / 0. P. Wright.

Fr»un Maine to California, til - glad tidings ring out that the mail ulacturers of the celebrated Dr. M archall’s Lung Syrup, for ail lung troubles, hav3 enlarged the bottles and contents and are thus giving to its miv petrous i large and wei) fil»ed i Oltle <it lloL'i.g Sytup tor 25 cents, 50 cents and * 1 per bottle. Tbe aucoe*s of the Lung Sirup, hi unprecedented .ml rival firms ga/.t with womler and astonishment the wonderyn* c&s-s of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, and all , Lung diseases, cored bv it. For sale by W. J. Imes.

Try that 60 »«ut T »i Tiia I>V Light th'u term of cuart. Our attorney■, report basin***' dull. The bent pressed were at May hew’*. % Lh Roe's stationery beat* the world. Choice harana filled cigars at Tharp’s. Sleigh and s’eJ material at May jiew’s. ]- Steel traps —very cheap at hew’a. Great variety of stoves at M;.y ht-w’s. * Don’t boy a poor stove. Go to M i j l»f *t * noon bjx straps and rtxU at May hew V. Tlit.Ve warranted axes are a a*. M t\ h wV. The Roil ot Honor wyll appear in next week's issue. ) Where do I get mv cigars? Wh\ at L i Rue**, ■( ri aw. Guns, guns, guns 47 56 i>>. $50.00 at, May hews. I’errv it Co’s stoves are best, for sale by Mayiivff. The stove onj the market is the at Mayhew's. .Canned fruits and vegetables op all kinds at C. C. Starr & Co’s. Won’t some body bring us a load of nu;e oat straw on subscription. Hominy, oat me.il, beans and green peas at C. C. Starr Jb Co’ s. The farmers of .Jasper all lake their dinners, when in town, at La Rue’s —Try Norman Warner’s prices on carnets, furniture and all ktmls oi hardware. -—The old reliable hardware deal er is Norman ' Warner opposite Citizen's B ank. —Norman Warner Is offering some astonishing bargains in furniture and carpets.

—Anything in the hardware line • a b' bought of N. Warner at jWtisi living prices. —ls you don' see what you want when you are at N Warner’s cal for it; he always keeps it. —N. Warner has. purchased a new fire proof safe; it is a beauty. Warner does a safe ' usiness. F. J. Sears & Son have a big run on their latest novelty the folding bed— Call before tliey are all so d. —Gent's and ladies’ gold watches, *ilver watches’ necklaces, gent,s chains, ladies’ sets at Goldman & Hardman’s. —Just received a new invoice of cheap Elgin watches at Goldman & Hardniaii’s. . . —Remember, all silver ware bought ot Goldman & Har man en •graved free. B lore purchasing anything iu thejew-dry line give us a call, Gold man & liar mat. The finest line of gol i rings evei brought to the town.Goldman & Hardman.

You are all invited! > call and see the splendid display of silverware at Goldman <fe Hard man’s. —To li ive everything in proper ion Goldman »fe Hardman haw bought a large safe. —Call in at Bedfords and look over his large stock of plug i‘id cut and smoking tobaccos. —Call and examine Nor.unn Warner's large stock of furniture on which he gives some big bar gams. Builder’s hardware always on hand in large quantities at the old reliable stand kept by Norman Warner. —Norman Warner has not the editor’s picture on exhibition, but he has everything else in the hardware line. Mothers! Mothers!!—Don’t fail to try liinehart’s Worm Lozenges for yonr children—the only inedici n that destroys the Worm nest. Fo sale by VV* J. linos. —Call when in Rensselaer and take a l<>ok at the large stock of Moves, tinware, hardware, furniture and carpets at N. Warner’s and earn his prices before buying. All indebted to me are hereby notified that they can settle with me until tile first of February. As» ter tliat all| my accounts will be turned over to other parties lot col

T. M. JONES.

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SHERIFF'S SaLK.-Bt virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me >1 ireeled from the Clerk o: tbeJaspur Circuit Court, in a cause waeruin Frederick A. Sherwood is plaintiff and Isaac N. East, Mary J. East. -John tl. Wood, Arthur J. Spiunejr, Joseph W. ( oner Uenjainin li. Warder, i oas Mitchell, Jomi J. Uteaaiver and Asa j. Biishuell are dctemianU, requiring me to make the sum of one thousand three hundred and dftv-three dollars «ud seventy-two cents. 0,353.7*. with interest »a said (tecroc Had costs, I will expose :.t public sale to the highest bidder on Saturday, the 6th day of February, A. D, 1331, Between the hour* of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o’cbick i*. M.. of said day. at the door of the coi'i't house, in the tuitu of Ueuaseluor. Jasper county, Indiana, tit* rents nud profits for a term not excelling seven years, tuu following real estate ti-wit: The south half (>a)of the southwest quart erf ■*) of section seventeen In township twentyeight I*l, nortiiof range seven (7) west, to Jasper county and state oi Indiana. if such rents anil profits will nnt sell for n stiiheietit sum to satisfy s.-.iil d -.-rci, inters-t j .-.pdedtls, I will, at the same time and place, to public sale the fee simple oi said run I j esutte. or »o uju. it tameof as may bcauiiiricnt i to discharge said decree, interest an.l costs. Said gale will bo made without say relief .wii.ij,- j ever- from valuation and appraisement laws. ; and in aceordeaec With the order «f court in i said decree. Press fee S7.M. JOHN \V. I*OW ELL. I Jaa. 10 1841. Shoriff Jas|>«r (a>unty. I Thompson A Bro. Adtorney „ for p!„intiif.

SHERIFF'S* virtue of in exe~tt lon to n>e >lir«otSl iraa the cli-rfc of t .« Jasper Circuit Court in a cj*»*e «rli«v;« Jo u Lewi* ia plaintiff and t»uis K idolph ami Jl-it Yeager are defendants rtq ilriiij m.> m m*.« thwsunt of one knatiwt a»d*lxtr-tlir«e doUerx and two cent* with Interest and n»l l*n the amount heretofore wW. ■ Will expose at public sale to the highest bidder >n Saturday, thv 4th ia/ as F jbratry A D., 1811, Bet veen the*hours of 10 o'clock >\. M. am! 4 o'clock P. M.. of said day. at t*rr tk*>r of the oourt house, in the town <*f Rensselaer, Jasp T (»untj, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exoeed’ng seve.i years, the iollowi . r deecrtbed real estate to-wit: The tH>rth -«*t quart* ! if) of th« northwest quarter (Ms of section tUlrtv-three («) In tow .1ship twenty-eisht !2*' north range Ms ft) we*t containing forty (4SI acres more or l#:S iu Jasper onunty Indiana. If ei'u rent* and will not sell torn sufficient sum to se>e'y said execntl *u. interest ami costs, I will, at the same time aid plnre. expose to public sale the for simple y said real estate, or so much :b;;>*f as wav lies tU-deut to discharge said exeedti interest an 1 costs. Said a ile trill bo m .do wit.cut anv relief whiter r rroni valuation or nti;*r»ls.*tuent laws. Press fee V.vi. JOn XW. 1* i»V KLL. January 10. Istl. JSlmriiT Jasper G<uuty. Tbvmpsou Jt Itro. Attorney a for P.aintKT

BOTI CL TO H tIRS OF PETITION TO SELL HEAL ESTATE. BTAT* or fNDIIHA.I „ J ispei: ( OL'Nrr. i * In the Jasper Circuit Court, March Term, ISSI. George K. Ilia Is, Executor of A.bert 1.-virt, Marv J. Ikirt. Jacob IkirM John Ikirt. SaAtiel IkirM Cause No. S,Q3L Kate Long. Ma y Huuuhuj a id George P. Ixirt j Xotire to Heirs of p:»titlou to sell Real Estate. Notice I* hereby giren. that t.eo.ge K. ii:mis executor of t*t<* last will eml testament of Albert It. Ikirt. lste of Ptuvavu county, ia the 'State of Ohio, deceased, ha* fll>*i his petition to sell the real estate of mi 1 decedent in said Jasper county, hfe personal hem* insufficient to pay Ins debts; an-l that s iiil petition will lie beaiii it the next term of the Circuit court of sai l Ja ipor o iii'ii c. liegiuuingon tile third M mday at 4srv.li. 1881. Witness my hand an 1 the seal of the Circuit Ocirt Uiis 4tu day of j ~—. JJu i.u «rv, l*fl. til ARLES H. Pftl' K. fleck. P.-ess Pen IB.SJ. Jasper Circuit Cxur;. Frank \V. iiabiH>ck, Atty. for rftlf. Notice of Appoiatmen: of Aintiautrator. N'otice h hrrehy tdven* that the undersigned lias be“n appiiinled administrator of the estate of Christopher C. Thornton,deceased. The tstete is proonulr solvent. DEWIITC. HOPKINS, January sth. 1881. Administrator. NOS-EESISENT NOTICE State or Indiana,/ Jasper coistv, ( *■ In the Jasper Cinuit Court January Term 1881. Simeon Farweil I vs. f Jacob Kcyereisen ana » Complaint No. 2,095. JohuH-Tribby (• Now comes the p'aintlff, hv Mnrdeeal F. CliUcote his ;,t,orney. an 1 tiles in open court an affidavit, that the eesldence of the defendant Jacob Keyerelacn is not in the state ot InuUuia. t!u»t said aciion is for the forecbisiire of a m irteage and said defendant is a neeeesary party thereto. Notice is therefore hereby Riven said defendant Jacob FevereLsen. that unless he be and appear on the firs! day of tlie next term of tne Jasper Circiut Court to be liolden on the third Monday of March A. D. I*Bl. at the court house in Rensselaer, in said county and state, and answer or demur to said conmlu'nt. the same will be heard and determined In his absence. By order of the court. 3 Witness mv hand and tire seal of the Jasper Circuit Court this 4th day of January. A. O. mi. CH ARLES 11. PRICE, Press fee 86.00. Clark Jasper Circuit Court. Mprdecai F. Cliilcote, Atty. for Pittt. IVOTICE TO TAX PAYERS, Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Jasper county, Indiana, that I have now received the tax duplicate for 1880. and that I will attend, as the law directs, at the Treasurer’s Office, in Rensselaer, from this date (December 17th, 18S0.) until the Third Monday I»- April, 188 L To receive the first installment, and until lie First Monday In November, following to receive the second installment of said taxes for said year. The billowing table exhibits the rate of taxation oa each sloo and on each Poll, for State. County and T< wnip purposes, iu the several Townships and Corpirations mentioned; *

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M I '§ s 8§ 3 BMißlikiE£J UOJ Taxes may be paid in full or in two installmenlsr The first istallinent including all Road T ixes is payable on orbefore the third Monday in April. 1881. and the second installment on or before the first Monday in November 1881. If the first installment is not paid when due. then both installments become delinquent and ten per cent, penalty will be added to the full amount. Tax payers will find it greatly to their advantage to rail early, and avoid mistakes incident to the rush of business of the last few days. All Eoad Receipts should he presented in payment of the April installment. Sale of Lauds for Delinquent Taxes, begins on the second Monday in February. 1881 Alt lands npoll which Ditch Tux is delinquent trill be offeredvbr sale at that.time. I am also required by an order of tke board of com liissiouers to collect the railroad tax assessed on Newton township in favor of the 1.. 1). A C It. U. Co. . iIENKT I. Adams. Treasurer Jasper County. Special NoticeParties having school fund leans, on which interest is delinquent, will give the payment of said interest their attention before the first of May. 1881. ns the law compels the prompt collection of interest on school funds. Ezsa c. Nowri.s. Auditor, Jasper County MOW TO YOUR *lo»°£hc** ■ » a Oreat success. One agent LAWYER *o dMW in ene tsvn.eaSltier IJS in M dav*. inether 75 In 13 days. Saves t-u times fu c»*t. and everybody wants It. tend for circalar. aau terms. Aise Central Agents tVautcil. Auurasa P. IT. ZIEGLER A CO., 1,000 Arik St., Phil’s, fa.

Waters’ Perfection Organ. Queen Anna Style of Case. Thsse ergsfis are unrivaled m Tone, VTovUmanaklp, Darablllty and Finish. At th# very lov price* 1 an selling. there is no 1 Pea.so,l Why t very one tit uld ncs own enc of these I Oe.uliiui iiuotu'iicnti Every O'g n so.d by. ine is j fully Warranted for six to give entire mi- | i ,o. A lit»erai discount to T’e*«cher«. A! ini-ter , Ch rchee and School*.' Agents Wsutrd fn ! every C<> a o*>?eotl im my new Iliu»lri.frd j ('atalogui) ircular, and TtSU-ffrriiui , >• j.- oi.t. I oeort , po*i*fcar<J ..nd il w3t leceif- |>> oi.ipi I tutuau. T 1.. WVI kHk. UlUstllu 3t., I.s AT V ,rlw

DIR3OT QBY. 7 J ¥©Jo44i '.lrenlt Judge .... KMtfs ■ “ r Attnmwr Fv *.X« W. Rat-' Trr nt tf-Cnmrt—Ftrrt JTnn t*» in ft" : • • n.irU Jfmtlufln Mamk: Fir* to J’tnaf I '.irJ Wimiaff ia (u«4rr. C6 9X17 OFFICtI*: Irn-k .. ... Cuaxi.** B. P«;e%. .«!icriT .. M. R-jviw.ws. A,i titor ... E*» C.Bo»EJ r rediivr llish«t I. Vn»». K»->rler ... . . . . Jam—> T. A.vr~r. Aurw'st . ... - ’-ns s.‘ 1 • Bn|»erin tendent'Puhlic Schools .D. B. HotilA <!»•- <>:si« i 1L CounaisAianera ]'■l IMs'rlr.t vr^l. «ht Olstrt-f R. E. Roce wc tt . r.-omrtnian'rt' f'ortrt— Wmt F>n«fey. M» J*ne. Xtpt*mb*‘ and /AmmW. co> poeatioY’Offices*: U«r*hai . t HAMLEV Pi ir*. • Merk * •- rretsnrer .. . .. Cn * ri.E# f*. St . fist Wan! t:» AKIM P. vr*i rT, iSI *i srd Wiluiam H. Lve*. Jouneilaen Ward Cn t*l.»a M ATt *jr Ut'iWsrd ... lianas* «••• AT Uthvrawl V.. r. J. S* aa_ n i ' ni— L PROFESSIONAL CAI’D-. PHYSICIAN*. j jR. r. n. WasiiiTchn t PHYSICIAN and SHRGEOy, R*»n«***l*pr, f Gives special attention 'o t»ises**s*f and Gkildren and CWn nia jiseates. Renieintier calls are prjnptly »t**ndad vk»B - sot profossionallv^nxaKSrt. U. ALTER. "V.* *" PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Rvmuelaer. Ind. Ornc*—At W. J. I me* - * Dnni’or* T \R. J. S. O W K.V S. fZ It () M K O !’ A T II I 0 PH Y4l Cl AN A*t’KGR«»X. Rensselaer. Indianaf)lßee one door sre*t of Postoßes, Kmi !*•■*• opposite Dr. LmiKhrldxe'a. ' JjU. O. 0- LINIC, II OMOEOPA T Il< Reii«si*l*er, Itid. Offle* fronting the court hmiao* and east of >k* Pentofltod. atTohncys. CHABtES P.WmsHT, Nathasiei. w. Britr*. Attornev at Law. Notary Publi*. RIGHT a REEVE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Collecting Agents and Real Estate Brokers, Rvtisaelner, Irul. (Officeover Start’* Grocery Store.) Abstracts of titles prepared, land* ax* amined, taxes paid, etc., etc. 1 JJ4RPER W. BSIDER, CH ATTORNEY AT LAW, Remington, Ind. Praotli In the courts of Jasper, Xewtom and Benton counties.

H. PIERCE, ATIORNEY AT LAW, Remington, Ind. Notary Public. Collection* made Iu anv part of the State. Office in Hathaway bttlhfinv. F. CHILCOTE,. ATTORNEY AT LAW fr Rensselner, Ind. Attends to a!l business in the profeesfon wltli promptness and dispatch. Office in seooud story of the Makeover bniiilin*. Simom P. TnoMPSOtt, DaviivJ. ThomraoXf Attorney at'l*u. Jfetary fuMe. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, . Rensselaer, Ind. Praetice In all the court*. We pay particular attention to paying taxes, selling aud * leasing land*. M. L. SFITLER Collector and Abstractor. f K. S. PWIGfiINS. ZIMXI DW(Bei>«, ATTORNEYS AT LAW\ - . r Rensselaer, Ind. ' We have money to loan to farmer* atT p*r oen* interest oa long time. Call at theCitiz«a> - Dank and see us. ptANK W. -BABCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, A nd Real Rotate tfoker, Office next door to Postoffie*. Practices ia tk* courts of Juspcr, Newton and Benton counties. Lunds examined, nlistracts of titles prepared, taxes [mid, and collection* made. JJANIEL B. MILLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ri sselaer, Ind. Notary Putilic, *'t> fnsrraacj Agent, ■peet'xl attention given the< oileition aad prompt retni nnce of claims. A. McCCi 4c THOMPSON, BANKERS AND CATTLE BROKERS, Buy and sell doin»»tlcexehange. msk* collections on all aVHilablepoinla, pay l interest on certified filue d«pn«!tu, etc. Hoars from 9 o’elock a. in. to i* o’clock p- m. : ~ f<»

QHAR RE2D, PLASTERER A BRICKLAYER b unelnrr, Indiana. All ortl r« attended to prompt 1 !/ .tnd with eapsteb. Ra- s. Howlandy Marble Workeii* Rensselaer, Indiana. * Will handle American anilTtnllZiw| Marble. Quincy ami Scotch <vr«tiji4r and give special attention loiruildii g work. . JJWy R. a Bwigglma, ■ Zlmri Dwiggi Mj> PrWt. t'aiAiar. H Citizens’ 33ankiJ XX SUSS LA XX, IX OJA XA, >| Doe* a general ban king business: gives sped attention to collections; remittances made ell day of paytneatat current rate of •xebaugAl i tit meet paid on balances; certificate* bearinlA interest issue>l; exchange bought and aoJ'flp This bank owns the burglar rale, which 4h>P>£ tke premium at the Chicago Exposition ip 187 BK Tbit sale is pro.ectert by one of tsergent** timSß locks. The.bank vault need is a« good *e aeSf be built. D will be seen from the foregoii.lt,; that mis hank furnishes as good security depositors as can be furnished NK POPKTNS HOUSE,:* (North side Washington at..) « Rensselaer, - - Indianfdfl R. J. HOPKINS. Prop'r THE HOl’Kl.Na HoCSE has acquired enviable- reputation with tliA travelloE. public, and is widely known as affording t,if. oust a' commo.lstiuos and ino.r satlsfsctorv *atormaiiwaent. Day and week ijosnlcanatvmyw he obtained at moat reasonable rates. IJ-«. K.J. HOPE IKS NOWELS HOUSE, * . ■ " ’ • '*• ' ’ t* - :f- ■ * Rensselaer, - - Indian* THefltSHOStWtljHfPrr. ’ 'p;iE NO WE 14 noessf Ik' a hew. tbreu,’* I L >toi\v bn.-k bti.ri. just -'wened.-. The pro- : (irfef.irSi'tV kad -a M-.ex-jemßte- vr \ ,-r ■» tin *,aui of ti-e Xb» ; lablek a,*e sftufJled wfih sr. sij.a iaae »,*■ • 'he h*Jt so-d Ksiir t'> kAuhßU'i iiv ktw bc BiftibiS «yfe - Ltfird **eil i’lgtiiA’ jWiJt - p.,r As*»> 1 * 'BSlwtt,. I y * nicrvA.*3i.t'.SYadS ii. I h ,*i In-.;; arc v i new. <ilt«n wtifLWaiVknSK 11.e.f •*vet• puhaais i-spec^AaVS