Rensselaer Republican, Volume 13, Number 31, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 21 April 1881 — Page 2

gngytirr SiflHtaK. f, 1 MBOIS, IA". '. Thursday, April 21, 1881.

Lekdl the people rejoice. They're going to here a dog show in New York, hot the World# fair wifl be pojtpoaad.j. f • Sycamore Dan bee not derated his yawp in the U. S. Senate since the little Virginia Readjustee readjusted him. Lord Reaeanafield. the great Kagliah stab-man, author, orator and di;*k>ui#t died Tuesday morning at fire o'clock. , The nailing of the Bourbona cr\ er the deadlock will soon entitle each of them to the title of Princeaa —Prince* of wails. Tennessee has concluded to be honest and pay her debts, and the - lypgiflature of that state has passed a bill to that effect. A republican viewy. ■l _J ■■■■■! I I James OBrien a witneea who committed perjury in the Morey letter case has been sentenced to eight year* imprisonment in the peneTt utiarr.

Ex-Attorney-general Derene has been appointed by the Gorernor of Massarhnseta to the place fonperlv occupied on the Supreme bench of that State. Hotv the little one hone Bourbon e» Li tore are worried over the “deadlock" of the U. 8. Senate. If the republicans succeed the solid South is brooken. Hence these tears. The long severe winter has been very destructive to bees every where. Wherever they have been at all exposed to the weather, few have survived. , Bees should be well housed as well as horses and other stock. >: People from Switzerland are docking to this place in increasing numbers. Nearly every train from the east brings a quota, and we are informed that one thousand are now on the way, all of whom propose to locate in Crown Point and vicinity.r—[Crown Point Register.

The Winamac Republican ifitimates tliet as the time for the town election draws near, the'Marshal makes no street improvements, thus avoiding any outlay of the people’s money, and expecting by this to gain favor and secure his reelection. Our marshal is not made of that kind of material, but poshes improvements as though we were not to have an election in the nerxt century. Some substantial improvements are being made in our streets. It has been recently discovered that Yorktown was all undermined during the late war and electric batterries connected with dynamite explosives plapetfin position. This was done while the Federal commanders made their headquarters in- the town, and were intended to accomplish the destruction of these officers The explosives have lain in that position ever since, the citizens of the town all unconscious of the terrible power which at a touch could be made to blow them all into eternity, v

. The Rochester 'Sentinel rejoices the boom thatlls given it just now, by the merchants of that place in the way of advertising. The merchants themselves will no doubt have cause to rejoice at the benefits they will derive in the increase of their business. A newspaper like any - other legitimate business must have patronage to perpetuate its existence. They who appreciate the value of the existence of v newspaper in their midst realize that they have a personal interest in its perpetuation and that to a certain extent they are personally responsible for its 1 ively support. Every business m»n should consider what would be the reputation of his town without a newspaper. . OP———— The Hollanders lately arrived here. have secured employment on the new railroad. The building of this road promises to be a blessing to tins community, as it will furnish employment to a large number of laborers who otherwise would probably be unable to get work.—’ [Goodland Herald. The Herald seems of die opinion that the road to which it refers will sorely be built It is to the interest of our citisens to note the of this enterprise. If this road is built it should run to Rensselaer to mahe connection with our road to Chicago*. This would give ns outlet and^Mgcoeh bemads*tlmS^Netton

Tbs LpoasriDe Courier Journal is ■aliag. a_ brave fight against heavy blows against that remaining blot upon civilization, and standing rebuke against fits progress cl ing an article on the subject the Courier Journal justly and appropriately says: “It ia the duty of the people of the United States to wipe out the disgrace of recognised ter. ritorial brothel. It is shameful to the country which has tolerated it. Its existence is a fiat contradiction of our boast of progress and civilization.

Religion can not be pleaded in justification of a felony without woful consequences, if the plea is admitted. Strange to say, there has been a quasi admission of that plea on the part of our Government, and the evil results are becoming apparent. It ia urged that trials of the crimes of polygamy in Utah are useless, because of the partisan complexion of juries and the minatory attitude of the Mormons. The polygamist criminals, however can be removed to any place Congress may direct, to be tried according to the terms of the Constitution touching crimes committed in a Territory There is really no excuse for the continued license given to the beasts of Utah, and no political party can, with safety or honor to itself, seek to obstruct the enforcement of the laws of common decency.

Carlyle's Reminiscences.

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Given up by Doctors.

“Is it possible that Mr. Godfrey is up and nt work, and oured by so simple a remedy?” “I assure you it is true that he is entirely cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters; and only ten da vs ago his doctors gave him up and said he must die!” “Well-a-tUy! That is remarkable! I will go this day and get some for my poor George—l know hops are good.”—[Salem Poet. Large bottles, good medicine, is the reputation of Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup. It cures ooughs and colds quickly. The price is only twenty-five and fifty cants a bottle.

Don’tforget the hour and get left CLOSED! m*CTTn Post Office Is clased every night at eight o’clock, aad aa t*ast omce basinets Is to be transacted after that hoar. When malls arrive oa Saturday alghts after eight o’lock. the Post oillce will be OPEN ON SUNDAY Pram S o'clock ta Id a’clock ; That the Best quality of Stationery;—Bally i Papers, story EKassr*-* 1 Kovels, kc.; Post Office Hews & Stationery STAND!

nans jjnrau. rami nor«aiTschool, mucE miTßian Jaoe *•, 18SI. hr hmtJSm* s. ■. «MrrawTk uouamcMn N>\ c w. HUUGIX not n auto Xwmnl itAoal tehrihrrUaMdMiMm E. E. SMITH, rrlsctfal, Or V. H. CAUL KIMS, Lafayette, iat

ttet tea Boor* Cm-irtrT-nrn- of Jasper mmmty. IMlm. will reMin —IMI Mi mmtU mmm •’clock Thursday. Slough. to Walker na-ashlu. Jaopor eoußty. I odious; cold bridge te bo tit foot bar. “• Board rnrria| tba right to nM tty or all Mi, nr pluos aad sp wiarstisos an auditor's ofBy ordor oX tba Board. 7 EZRA C lOXIU, ▲ editor Jasper Coo a ty. ■ones or nun Notice it hereby rim to Gsorgo W. CaMlea. Wyatt. AlbertE. tod CSortoa H. Mot tier, Tboatat Minty. Ralph Fsodig. Alfrad Tbompsoo. God fray Malta, fitrphao Nowata. loot C. Kcotoo. Aagaatat M. Maodoa aod loti T. Voder, that I on the south half ad aoothwust qaartar. aad the north watt 4 aartcr of Math west □ aarler of aecsioa ffton [UI. township thirty [*B] worth, la raage aerca it] watt, aad I will liraaaci* with the surveyor or Jaepor eoaaty to aiako a legal aarcey aad subdivision of aaid Hdtoa. or aa Bach tharaaf at may he aacaatary te aatablitli tba boaada as my Usds abort described. begiaaing at the aoathwaat eorwer. oa Tatrfay. Mar M. UU. aad eoatiaao the tama from day to dav aatil completed. SCHUYLER JOHNSON. ■ones or lost emmcin. Notice a hereby given that the anderdgaed. admiatatralor do i»m of the «UU of John Kifr. defeated, late of Jaaprr county. Indiana, ia tbe owner, and entitled to the pnarwon of a certain certificate of prthtu tamed by Lawson Brae, auditor of Jasper county. Indiana, to Shelby Denied, far Urn nm\ of the ae w of seetioo It. town SO. north, of range •. wool, which certificate of pnrchaaa was dated oa the Itth day of October, ltat. and roeontad in tba recurda of ibe board of coituaMonert of aaid Jasper county, ia book numbered 1. at page Ml. and afterward*, by aamjcnineats in witting, duly acknowledged and recorded in tbe records of aaid hoard of eommis•tooem. waa aatigned to aaid John Reeee. in hi* lifetime. and owned by him at hla death. That ■aid certificate ia loot, and that no deed has bean made tbareoo. Therefore, altar three month* from the first publication of this notice, the aaid adniintatrator wfil apply to tbe auditor as aid Jaaper county lor a new certificate of purchase in I'vu of. and to replace. Urn aforesaid lost ceitifiC2lB. Jtooaaalaer. Indiana. April 11. I Ml. FRANK W. HADDOCK. AdndnWtrator d« teas# a*a of the aetata of Joha Eaeae. deceased. SHERIFF'S SALE.—By rirtaa of a eortllad copy of n decree to me directed from the clerk of the Jasper circuit eonrt, ia a cant# wherein Jonathan Kdwardt ia plaintiff and Kllfki Norton is defendant, repairing ms to make the turn of twelve hundred and fifty-six dollars and eighteoa team (fiLMAlfi), with Interest aod costs, I wUI expose at public sale to the highest bidder oa Saturday, tba 14th day as Kay, lfifil, between the hour* of 10 o'clock A. If. aad 4 o’clock P. M. of aaid day. at the door of the court haute in the town of Keasselaer, the rents and profits for n terra not exceeding scran years the following described real estate, to-wit: The west naif (H) of the northeast qaartar (N) of session thirty (MO), township twantv-eight (M) aorth range seien (T) want, Jasper oouaty, Indiana. If taeh rente and profits will not aell tor a sufficient snm to satisfy aaid daerea, interest aad costa, I will, at the same time and piece, expose to public sale tbe fee simple es said real aetata, mash thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy said decree, interest and coats. Said sale will be made withoet say relief whaterer from valaation or appt alseinent laws, and in accordance with the order of eonrt la amid decree. Press fee M.7S. JOHN W. POWELL. April 18, lfifil. Sheriff Jasper County. Chase A Chase, att’ys tor pi'ff.

SHERIFFS SALE.— By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the clerk of the deeper circuit court, in e cause wherein Horace Marble is plaintiff and Armanda Sprague end Elisabeth Sprague are defendants, requiring me to make the sum of one hundred and fifteen dollars and firtv.fiTo rents (4115. M with interest and costs, I 'will expose at public sale to the highest bidder on tetsrday, the 14th lay of May, in, between tbe hours of W o’cloek A. M. end 4 o’clock V. M. of said day, at the door of the court house In the towns! Rensselaer, the rente and profit* for a term not exceed!eg seven years tbe following described real estate, to-wit: The southeast quarter (U) of the southwest quarter (*) of section fifteen (11). township thirty-two (SS) north range six (II) west, Jasper county. Indiana. If such renu and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to discharge said decree, Interest and eoata, I will, at the aame time and plaea, expose te sale the fee simple et aald real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufili ient to discharge said decree, intereet aud costa. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws, and In aecordanca with the order of aourt In said decree. Prana faa ffi.7*. JOIIJC W. POW RLL, April 19,1981. Sheriff Jasper Ceuuty. Thompson A Bro., att'ya for pl'ff, SHERIFFS SALE—By virtae of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the clerk of the Jasper circuit court. In a canee wherein Simon P. Thompson is plaintiff and Peter Feu Iks, James )L Turple, Emma J. Turple. William Turple and Mary F. Tnrpie are defendants, reqalrlag ate to make the sum of two huudred and sixty-four dollars (9994), with Interest aad coats, 1 will expose at public sale to the highest bidder an Saturday, the 14th day of May, 1991, between the hours es 10 o'oioek A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, at the door of the court house Id Uta town of Rensselaer, the rents and profits far a term not exceeding seven year* the following described reaJ estate, to-wit: The north west quarter (V) of the southwest quarter ()g) of section eeveateee (If), In township twenty-eight (M) north range five (J) went, Jasper county .Indiana. If such reuUand profits will not sell for a sufilcieat sum to discharge said decree, iuierett aad costs, 1 will, at the same time and place, expose te sale the fee simple of amid real estate, or so much thereof aa may be sufßcieal to diecharge said flerree, la tercet aad coats. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or apprsisemeut laws, and in accordance with the order of court In said decree. Frees fee 99.00. JOHN W. POWELL. April 19,1991. Sheriff Jasper County. M. L. Spitler, «t’y for prfc SHERIFFS SALE—By virtue es u certified copy of a decree to me dirented from the Clerk of the Jasper Circuit Court, In a cause wherein Winafred Finn la alaintlff and Oeear B. Rockwell. Mary A. Rockwell. George W. Cantwell. Simon P.Tbempeoa. LaviC. Bock well and Elmira Stoner, are defendants, requiring me to make the aum of fifteen haadred dollars (91,906). with interest and costa, I will expose at public sale to tbe bighorn bidder oa •ataxday, the 14th day es Hay, UU, between the hours of M o’cloek ▲. M. aad 4 o’clock P. M., of aald day, at the door of toe court house in the town of Rensselaer, Jasper county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not axecoding seven yearn, the following described real estate, to-wit: The soatheaat quarter LW) of scat ion thirtythree (99), la township thirty-two (») north range five (9) west, Jasper coaatv, Indiana. If such rent* and proSls wiH ns* tell fora sufficient sum to satfsfT said decree, Interest and costa. I will, at the same time and place, expose to sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much tborof aa may be suMcleef te discharge said decree, Intereet and costs. Bald sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws, and In accordance with the erder of court m said decree. Press fee 19.99. JOHN W. POWELL. April 19.199 L Sheriff Jasper Ceeaty. Thompson A Bn, att’ya for pl'ffs. SHERIFFS BaLK. By virtue of a certified eopy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk es the Jasper Circuit Court, In a cause wherein Simon Farwell is plaintiff end Jaeeb Feyereisea and John H. Tribbv are defendant*, requiring me to make the sum of two hendredaad einetyaeven dollars and eighty-tour cent* 1 *297.04) with latoraetaad cost*. I will expose at pablic sale to the highest bidder on ): Setarday, the SOUt day as April, AB, IttL' Between the bonce of 10 o’clock A. M. aad 4 o’clock P. M., of said day. at the door es tha court house. In tbe town of Rensselaer, Jasper eonnty, Indiana, the rent* end pro (if* for a sslkj ssrsiivesir"- ‘ c,^'u>wl- * if mm Mb anil arafito will not sell tor a saMeiit ana to satisfy aald deem, Interest aad costs, I wHL at the same time aad place, aowM to public bale the sea simple of said real eßatoter eomdeh thereof an may be sufficient to dimarge aald daeraa. interest aad cost*. Said tale will be made without say rei ief whatyiaarwa st SKSUtgWdto-

SSmUn mMsgmsmwsH. tCfibwteg 4 m ni t real eotoio. mndenSaTwML iTttu sTS! ttMaMaSms expooo to pebhcMkfiMhi aaptsrf iswnM aaA to sermteiara with tbs otdw sfsmrt fa **PrasoleeW-«n. JOHN W. POWELX. ll LraAggloa, Atomrlmyo fcwTtetettff >J ' SHERIFF'S SALE.— By virtue of n Mltllsf sopy as s daman in ns directed bin the cterkof the Jasper Circuit Coart ia • Maw whatain John Makeover is plaintiff end wefta S. Hubbard. Joaalhaa E. Tryoa wad Jamas Gray oro dafiawMawte, amd Vedas Xermetia Unpioria haiL requiring at ia make tba mtm as oao hand rad aad fifty - tear doll are aad ninetyaiaaaeata (ffiiM) with later eat aad eoaSe. I will axpooa at public aate te tba highest bidder M fiatarday, thafiOtbdayaf Ayrll. A.B. Ute EUweaa tbe hoars as M o’clock A. M. aad 4 o’clock P. of said day. a* tbe door of tba coart boa so. ia lbs town elf Boaeaalacr. Jasper eoaaty. ladiaaa, thareateaad psadtelara term aoe excaediag eevea voara. Mm fisUawiag daaenhad rani aetata, to-wit: Tba aowth half {34) «» tho aoathwaat qaartar (R)af sectioa throe li.township tweoty-screw (JT; north range seven (T) want, la Jasper eoaaty aad state as ladiaaa. • If sach rants add profits will not sail lor a saffieiant anas to satisfy aaid dasraa, ia tarsal sad coots, 1 will, at tba mas time aad pteca. axpooa to pahlie aalo tho tocaimpla of said real oats or so mooh tharaaf as aaay ho eafficiont to discharge said decree, iatarat aad eoess. Said aale will bemads withoataav relief whatever from valuation aad apprslsomaat lawn, sad ia aoeardaaea with the ardor of eoars ia M. JOHN W. row ell. April 4,1M1. Sheriff Jaapor Caaaty. Thompeoa A Ere.. AtSsraeya tor pteiaMff.

SHERI FT'S BALE.—By virtaa of a certified copy of a decree to am directed from the clerk of the Jaaper Circuit Court, ia a eauae wherein Edward Sanford is plaintiff aad SMaey O. Steadiah, Margerst a. Steadied, Dewitt C. Elltott, Americas L. Pogue aad Alexaadar 9hoyar are defendants, reqairiag me to make the sum of aix handrwl end sixty-eight dollars aad forty cenu (50W.40) with interest aad costa. I will expose at public sale to tho highest bidSsdurday, the 90th day as April, A. Ik lfifil. Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. aod 4 o’clock P. M.. of aaid day. at the door of tho Court Souaein Urn tows of Kmsaelaer. Jasper eoaaty, Indiana, tbe rents and profits for a term aot exceeding seven rears, tbe feUewiag described real actete, te-wit: The southeast qaartar (w) of the aortbeaat quarter (v) of taction thirty (M), township twenty-cignt(M) north range seven [1) west, ia Jcsporcouaty and state of ladiaaa. It such roots and profits will not soil for a sufficient snm to satisfy said daerea. interest an 1 costs. I will, at the same time asd tlfiNt. expose to pnblic sale the fee simple of saul rwql estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree. Interest and coats. Said aale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws, aad in accordance with the order of court la s*W decree. Press fee M.M. JOHN W. POWELL, April 4, Ittl. Sheriff Jasper County. E. 8. A Z. Dwiggins, att’ys for pi’ff. SHERIFF’S SALK.—By virtae of a certified copy of a decree te me directed from the clerk of the Jaaper circuit court, ia e cause wherein Jonathan Edwards ia plaintiff and Noble J. York. Alfred Thompson and Cyrus J. Brown am defendants, requiring me to make the tam of twelve huudred end eightv dollars and forty-nine cento (t1.M0.491. with internet aad cost*. I will expose at public aale to the highest bidder oa Saturday, the 14tt day of Hay, lfifil, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of Mid day, at tbe door of tho court honso in the town of Renesolaer, the rants and profits tor a term notexceedieg seven yearn the following described real estate, to-wit: The oast half(U) of tho southwest quarter (v) of section four (4j, and the north hair (>,) of the northwest qaarter (V) of section four [4], in township twenty -nine [M] north range seven [7] west: also the seutheaat quarter (V of tbe northeast quarter (Jb) of section thirty-two fSS], in tewnabip twenty-nine [M] north range sin [4l west, containing INO.Js acres, more or leas, an of said land belug In Jasper county, Indiana. If such rents and profits wilt not tell tor a sufficient sam to satisfy said decree, internet and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose to tale the fee simple of Mid rsnloetate, or to snueh thereof as may be sufficient to ■stisfy Mid decree, interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws and In accordance with the order of oeert In said decree. Press fee $10.i5. JOHN \f. POWELL, April IS, 1891. Sheriff Jasper Ceunty. Chase A Chase, att’ys tor pi'ff. , SU ERITF'S SALE.— Dv virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed front tho clerk of tho Jasper circuit court, in a cause wherein Jonntliae Edwards is plaintiff and John G. York, Noble J. York, Alfred Thompson end Jared Benjamin are defendants, requiring uie te make the snm <>F twonty-sev en hundred dollars ($>,7001, with interest and costs, I will oxposo at public side to the highest bidder oa Saturday,,the 14th day of May lttl, between the houra of 10 o'clock A, It. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day. at the door of the court house In the town of Rensselaer, the rente and profits for n term not exooediag seven years the following described rea4 estate, te-wli: The north naif [H) es tho southMtt quarter f V], the southeast quarter [A] of the southeast quarter ] >{], and the north halt [H] sf the southwest quarter]>4l es the southeast quarter f *«1 es section thirty-two IM], township twentynine (fill north range six \6] west; also the west half fsl es the northeast quarter [>«] of the southMst quarter [<4] of section twenty-four Its), township tweuty-elfht [M] north raage six lsl west, Jasper oouaty. Tudiana. , if such rents and profits will not eell tor a sufficient sum te sntlsfv said decree, interest and costs, I wilt, at the same lima and plaoo, expose to imblio sale the fee simple «t said real estate, or so mueh thereof as ratty be tunioieet te discharge said decree. Interest end etisto. said sale B ill be made without any relief whatever from valuation ok appraisement laws, fed In accordance with the order of court lo aaid decree. Press toe s!•.* JOHN W. POWELL. . April 19, lfifil. Sheriff Jasper County.* Chase A Lhasa, att'ye tor pi'ff.

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