Rensselaer Republican, Volume 14, Number 6, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 27 October 1881 — Page 1

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,Bl<Ul . f , M _ r Sw *iuZS2fZk M <££'■ /v * ***** •v e«im iflifwii*: Efazz2zr£Bu3& Mow a. Aim. mSBSSSSr.'.T.I'.'..'... ...~„. -jamst. Awn. CSSr rorn 8. ALrtm SniZStim *aMfe School* .D. B. *ewau*. P ..Isaac OsautUtooirr* £d Kc7^~r<w< ** jr * r "*’ enmAiM •men*d&KUi Plih. TEEr jas. ao*®**,....ctmiiC.»rin. ]swm* b. ». f«mpi»». Til {M Wsr4...<*ABj*»MATB!EW. i MkWard j. H, WiLUT. PROFESSIONAL CARDS ytfiiciin t B. WASHBURN, PHYSICIAN *xp SURGEON, TTnn—la nr Indiana- . Gives special attention to IMmmmet Women w 4 Children aad Chronls Dtseaae*. EsmeeibereAlU are promptly attended wh m( protasstouaUr «W«1. m O. C- LINK, H OMOEOPATH, Renseelaer. Ind. Mm Hihu aoeoßrttom “•* of the AtT*m im a. a »>«iw. ni^iwiMiu a«a a t dwiogtns. a.’ SEIS 'wi. V WtM with wtothe smettee. *ndjto thefitt are orc to pra-j jjarpeß w. snider, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Remington, Ind. Trestle hi •»« courts of Jasper, Wewtoa aad Beetoe eooattoe. W h^pibrte. ATTORNEY AT LAW, < Remington, Ind. ’*iury Public. OstleeUeu* made hi say pert •t the Btete. OSes ie Hathaway buildinr. F. UHILCOTE, • ATTORNEY AT LAW, ReiMltor, Ind. Atoendete aH bustacae la the profession with ■fMOtooMiad dispatch. OBre la second ■toe? of the Maheerer bulldiag. Simi ft Tmitmii, David J. Tbomtsox ifhrMf of tea. i'oifrj Puklie. A BRO.,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Renaoctaar, Tod frtMN I* ill ki court*. Wa par particular auaatioa to p*ylng toxea, toUing and Mm U SriTLKK Collector ato Abstractor. WM. E. AUSTIN, Loan Agent. ■pRAKK W. BABCOCK, , ♦ATTORNEY AT LAW, Jmd Mtml XttaU Better, Oflaa aaartdoar to Poetertee. Practice* In the eeartoaX Jasper, Newton and Beaton oountie*. laatoßuuato abstracts of titles prepared, taxespaM, aad collection* made. JJAimUL B. MILLER, , ATTORNEY AT LAW, R*. aselaer, lad. Notary Pa bile an I lanraace Agent. Special atoaaUia flrea to the oellection and prompt reaaittaaoa e( claim*. • K. & onaanu, rnt/x Z. Dwicnnn, Cashier. bmZEN S BANK, Renteclmtr, lnd., Doea a general banking bnalneaa; giree apecial attention to collections; remittnDcea made on day of payment at enrrent rate of exchange; i n ter eat paid oa balances; certificates bearing t atereet iaeaed; exchange bonght and sold. VoiLmacdleo fingefertlgt ErbsoQafteo, 8c holdfordernngen a. d. r. In Oesterreleh. Denmark, Beuwedm, Sorwegen and der Srwetx Weetaei an die bed cut eaten Bankgeechaefte In alien Btaadten Europe's anup-stellt- Billetten von and nheh Europe ueber die DcunpCschiff Unien an rerfcaufen.

Aims McOot. Thomas Thomthoh. Banning house of a. moody at. thomp--BQM, (Soece-mnw to A. McCoy & Thomi>son Baakean.) Kenearlaer. lnd. Do agraeral banking trainsaa Bar and tell exchange. Collection* made oa all available points. Hooey loaned. Interest pakl oa specified time depodtn, etc. Ot- . 1m eat place an old firm at A. McCoy * Tbonipna CHARLES A. BEEP, Plain and Ornamental Flastere and Cistern BuildeT, RRNSBKLA EfL, .... IpD. Oortiesa aad Centre IVeea of the latest atjtea v . OaahaMi aoMtod. Beet of reference given. ■ • TONSORIAL. J. C. KOBOAK. dL F. nOBOAS. ; MORGAN BROS.’ •HAVINCPARLOR. - *s*** »** fi««s srttk neifnaw ’ amddMpatek. Ptodtotar ataeaO oa paM to eM- & ‘ »I . . | TUaOI NOWELS HOUSE, illMilltf, - * Indiana. ' TMMAI BOROUGH!. Pra VpBE NOWELS HOUSE ta a acw, tkraalatorr brfcsk hotel, Jnat opened. Tbe proortetof naa hod mnek experience aa a caterer ' .to the-waste es tfia traaellag public, The -AoWas are aappUod with aa abnwoaee of the beat toad knew to the eallaary art, the r , t M .lt 1 iahto.l » Wj*nX)lTll ITT law at* WWI lICHIBU, prOOCI IT IfattTati'd asd comfortably furnished, the beds aad beddlag are all nag, eleaa aad bealtkfol. The trm reflag nab I to ia leaaoatfally act i cited to Sttmai a call. Day aad meek baaadara will Ussfeatr lataroat to atop aa the Jtawlee **■ ROUGHS. (VOBXERLX HO PR INS HOUSE), RENB- - INDIANA. C ZJS rA^&SSS! e m4T^ masts MMimmlost etEfißkYtofffiiat table* rmjjmit goodj

THE RENSSELAER REPUBLICAN.

VOL. XIV.

Ml! TIE! 3v£ E BIT JELViEt T — . . : Act not Rashly but Wisely ! We do uwe advertise, and will sell goods to our Patrons as cheap as can bought in Worthern Indiana! Call and see us at the * TRADE PALACE Rensselaer, Indiana. We will save you some CIiOTHEVG, BOOTS eSo SHOES, - G-oocLs,, HATS AND CAPS, & CARPETING, On nil and Ersrj Article selected from our Mammoth Stoe it o ■ - MeroL.and.ise ! Willey & Sigler.

S. SHOWN, MERCHANT TAILOR : -aidCLOTHIEE!

• I take pleasure to announce to the people of Rensselaer and Jasper couuty that I have on hand a full line of Foreign and Domestic Suitings, Over-Coat* and Over-Coatings, which will be made to order under the management of an experienced cutter, Mr. Dan. McNally, who will be pleased to see you ansl.guarantee you a perfect fit and general satisfaction. Parties wishing a fine suit of clothes made up in firstclass style ond workmanship will do well to call and examine my stock. I have also on hand a full line of READY-MADE CLOTHING, of the latest styles and qualities, which cannot be excelled anywhere. My Salesraanin charge, Mr. S. Lehman, an experienced clothier, will be pleased, to see you and show y t the goods whetbea j'ou wish to buy or not. Remember, this is The only Exclusive Clothing Store in Rensselaer. I also have on hand a line of Suits of my own manufacture, which will be sold a little above the price of Eastern Goods. My stock of Furnisblng' Goods is composed of the finest id that line that can be found any where. Thanking you for past favors and soliciting a furtherpatronage, I am respectfully yours. E. BROWN, Rensselaer, Ind. ILLIBERAL CORNER.°^a

LOOK HERE. Thompaon A Bro. bare for aule th e fol lowing lands; N hf 11, 28, G—32o acrea. 8e qr 11, 28, 6—160 acr»». E hf sw 11, 28, 6—Bo acres. W bf ne 12, 28, 6 1 W hfae 12, 28, 6 / 160 Nhfne I lg <j—l2o teres. 8e ne J , At $5 per acre, one-third cash and balance in one arid two years at 6 per cent. Will make fine stock farms. Thompaon A Bro. hare for sale a groat variety of lands in small or Urge tracts. Terns and prices reasonable. Call and see them. If yoa want to secure mowing lands for 1881 call on Thompson A Bre. They are agents for large quantities of grass lands. Thompaon A Bra. hare for sale the e h ae 7, 81, 6, a hf aw 18, 81, o—loo aeres, in Walker township, for 8660, ysaah. This aery cheap for any one desiring a farm in good neighborhood. '

Thompson A Bro. will teb tbe w hf gw, ae sw section 27, and nw nw section 84, township 28, range 7—160 acres, in Jordan township, for 81,600, oa following terras; SSOO cash, SSOO in one year and SSOO in two years, deferred payments to bear fi per cent, interest per annum. Title perfect. This ia a great bargain. / W hf aw qr 18, 82. 6, 84 JHMOS apm. Good improved farm in Kankakee townthip, 9 miles west of Ban Pierre, far sole at SIG per sere. For sale cheap for cash—NE qr 22-82.6 Thompson & Bro Thompson ft Bre. will insure farm or town property at lowest possible rates, ic a first-clear company. Will pay all 'losses resulting from lightning. GAHFDBIJ) jXTj-rfffetggff aristae fIATTTTfIW bo oo< bay tbe catchpanoy, reeamyga^OLwt ta

PIONEER MEAT MARKET, (First Door West Jewelry Store.) Rensselaer, *. - Indiana J. J. EI6LESBACH, Prop’r. BEEF, Fork, Voal, Mutton, Sansauge, Bologna, etc., sold in quantities to suit purchasers at the lowest prices. None but the best stock slaughtered. Everybody is invited call. Tbe nißbest Price Paid sos Good Fa! Cattle. U-6. J. J. EIOLESBAC PACIFIC Drain Tile Machine. <Palenlcd Ocl. 21 si, 1879. FARMERS, Do Your Own Tile Draining!! Two men and s boy can make and lay Two Thousand feet ofTUe in one day. which will be far superior and oust less than half as much as Clay TOeatfactoTy. Mmehinet and Territory far Sale by Kingsbury & Peck, Agents Sewer Pipe and WeH-CuH>tng of all store made to order. Tents laid for those who wish to invest in Machine* or Territory. All work guaranteed as represented Orders solicited and promptly tilled All communicathna addretsed to the abort named Agen.it at MontieeUo, hut., mill receive prompt attention ' ■'[

:*. WBW v*' Me&t M&9KET*. (first door test bf Postoffice.) Rensselaer, - Indiana. < FRESH BEEF, FORE, VEIL, MUTTON. i 1 Sausogo, Boloeraaa, ete„ old in (tuautltlee to sdtt porchoaers. at the lowest rices. The very best of stock slaughtered. Give e a call. .d*. Highest Cash .Price pad for. Fat CatUe. ■■ B .;j \

RENSSELAER, JASPER COUNTY, INDIANA, OCTOBER ST, ISBI.

Ex-Governor Morgan, of New York, has been nominated Secretary of the Treasury, by the President, and confirmed by the Senate. He will probably decline the appointment.

The Circuit Court.

All of the timber trespass cjttf from the northern part of the county have been disposed of, all of the defendants being acquitted. ! The case of Wm. Hays, charged with assault with intent to commit rape, was, from the gravity of the offense, one of the most important that hwji taken place in the oounty for sometime. Hie trial was baSin Tuesday morning. State’s Atrney Bishopp, assisted by P. W. Babcock, conducted the prosecution, M. P. Ohilcote and J. W. Donthit defending. The case went to the jury at 4 o’clock Saturday afternoon, bnt a verdict wae not agreed upon until nearly. 8 o’clock Sunday morning. The prisoner was found guilty and sentenced to a fine of $1 and two years’ prisonment in the penitentiary. Prom one of the jurors in the case we learn that the sentence would have been much more severe had notone of the twelve been in favor of acquittal. The case of the State against George Worden, for assault with intent to commit murder on the person of Wm. H. Rhoades, came up for hearing Monday morning. Messrs. Bishopp and Babcock appearing for the State and Messrs. S. P. Thompson and Wm. Justin for the defense. The case was closely contested and admirably conducted. The case was given to the jury Tuesday evening, they remaining out all night and not finding a verdict until 4 o’dlOek Wednesdoy evening, when they found the prisoner “not guilty. The verdict was well received.

From Gillam.

Weather very gloomy. Roads are very muddy. Mrs. Laura Rodgers and niece and Miss Alice Fres hour have returned from Kansas after an absence of three year". Messrs. Cal. Far is and Frank Hart of Marion township, paid their many friends in this locality a visit on last Sabbath. Superintendent Netherton, of Pulaski county, spent Saturday night in Gillam. , Miss Lissa Mitchell left Gillam Sunday morning for Pleasant Ridge, where she will teach school this winter. Married, on Sunday afternoon, Mr. Henry Hoffman and Mias Julia Randall, the Rev. J. J. Thompson officiating. A long and happy life to them. Mr. Alphonso Rockwell also has a “charge to keep.” • Died, on Sunday evening last, the youngest of the Rev. John Sebring. Tliijy have the sympathy of the entire community. “The morning flowers display their sweets. And pay thsir silkon loaves unfold ; As careless of the noontide heats. As fearless of the evening cold. Kipp'd by the winds untimely blast, Parched by the sun's director ray; -The momentary glories waste, Tbo short-lived beauties dio away.” Mrs. Alex. Hamilton ie visiting friends in Ohio. Miss Belle F has the East Vernon school. D. E. L——, of M , was in Gillam Sunday afternoon. Hoping to hear from Honce in the next issue, I will close. Muchly Thin**,

Parties living in the northern ends of Newton and Jasper counties will find it to their advantage o call on us before purchasing their Fall goods, as Mr. Keller, our Chicago buyer, has charge of the buying for five houses, which enables him to buy in large quantities, thereby securing thelowest figures, which accounts for our selling goods lower than other dealers. Highest price for all kinds of produce. Give ub a call. Keller, Craig & Co., ; Rose Lawn, lnd.

Miss ‘ Anna Quayle, i now. in charge of the Millinery Department at the Trade Palace, is direct from the wholesale house of D. B. Fisk & Co., Chicago, where she has worked for a number of yean, aad by whom she is recommended «is a first-cl aBH trimmer.; Ladies desiring fine hats will do well to e&ll ana see her work before purchasing. The Hon.. J. JL Speer, editor of the Indianapolis.. Sun, called out West the “Greenback Anti-Monop-oly Cyclone of Ihdiana," will address the people of Rensselaer, on next Saturday at o’clock. A Fine Lot of Plymouth Rock Chickens, fbr sale at N. Warner & Sons’ Hardware Store. Call sobhT - r „ —, * r f ~ ’ t . An Endless Variety of Boots, and Shoes, at _prices as low ns the lowest, at Fendig's, The Enterprising! — .fin- • l i When you w&nt anything fine in Teas, go to O: C. Starr k Co’s. They* keep the finest stock of teas More of those fine shoes and LaFavette hand-made boots at Willey k Pure white lead and Wl, tolled prices *t

The train cornea in very early nowadays, generally iron 12:30 to Bhy your Groceries at O. CL Starr A Co.’s and get good and pore goods. Judge Hammond adjourned court Wednesday night until nefi Monday morning. Several changes in business houses, it is rumored, ere about to twkft place in Rensselaer. Remember not to forget—the temperanoe meeting next Sunday afternoon, at the court house. * - ttr Just reoeived at C. C. Starr A Co. ’a another lot of new Glass and Queensw&re of new and elegant patterns. Tub regular monthly examination of teachers will be held at the public school building Saturday of this week. ’ The subjects of the Rev. A. Taylor for next Sabbath will be, in the morning, Jacob’s Ladder; evening, Temperance.

Two or three small dwelling are being built-in Thompson’s Addition and one in Watson’s Addition to Rensselaer. * Mr. Ezra Clark, who had the misfortune to break his leg some two weeks ago, is getting on finely under the treatment of Dr. Loughridge. *' The Blue Ribbon meetings are now held at 3:30 o’clock on Sunday afternoons, instead of on Friday evenings, at the court house. The Board of Commissioners appropriated money for the building of a cross-walk from the post-office to the public-square. A good investjpsnt. The management of the opera house will be assumed by the proprietors, Messrs. Willey A Sigler, after the 15th of next month, we are informed. Mb. Perkins, Sr., was called to Morris, 111., last week, by the danSirous illness of his oldest brother. e reports that there is no hope for his recovery. Bring your job-work to this office and get a respectable job, for a low price. We will duplicate prices and work from Chicago and LaFayette. Our advertisers occupy much of The Republican this week, but it is all interesting reading matter, and no one should overlook what they have to say.

The partnership heretofore existing between J. V. W. Kirk and Wm. Meyers, in the coffee-pot business, has been dissolved. Mr. Meyers will continue the business. W. B. Austin, esq., has become a full fledged lawyer, having been • admitted to the bar during the present term of court Mr. Austin made his maiden speech last Tuesday in the Worden case. After this week the New Albany company will operate the Air Line road, according to all reports. It is to be hoped that that superanuated old locomotive will be allowed to have a vacation at last Rensselaer is no longer outside the pale of civilization. The cheerful click of the telegraph is now heard in the land. Go up to the depot and indulge yourself in the luxury of a telegram.

JAKE.

Dr. Washburn went over to Winamac Tuesday, on business. Me reports the citizen’s of that town as being frightened over a case of small-pox, which developed itself in a tramp from Chicago.

There will be a meeting of the Q. A. M. club, to transact important business, this evening, at 9 o’clock, in Starr’s Hall. ‘lt is desired that all members be present. By order of Executive Committee. ' If you want a Hat, Cap, pair of Boots, Suit of Clothes, an Overcoat, Ladies’ Coat, Dolman or any*, thing usually kept in a first-class general store, at as low prices as any house in the State, call on Keller, Craig & Co., Bose Lawn, lad. 7

L. ; f or the Balances and Overdraws of the general Funds > Held fcy the Several Townahip Trustees ff Jasper County, InfL as shown hy the Settle—on t with Hoard of Commissioners, Oct. 17,1881, and BiUo Ihr Services. 1 |. 5 *i* i i v 1 ■-.•I I 1 | I 1 t, I "ft news *sss &s rsti George stalbaaai/Wafkir. . 300 Ul7 itt JS. , **• » £5 K £ 2 ss VS »J S 2 g£ 88>!§| Itwti Rm. f: 4* j WnmitSi** M • SS ASM OS SO O" . Wm. ii. Hcnkto... .Cumte B SS ; .JK BS jM; flw*«hossl»lU tMnto«r«em' lvii JA ~ t-qili#

Kannal’s Grand Donation 1 A new stock of lamps and lanterns at Kannai's. s. Call and see those beautiful parlor lamps at Tharp’s. Plug and fine-out tobaooo, at old prices, at Kannal’s. We want a good correspondent in every township in Jasper county. A Fall Line of Ladies Dress Goods, of the very latest styles at Fendig’s. I' Fine Under-wear, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, and Overalls, -at Fendig’s. ■ 1 w K. of P. best five-cent cigars at Eannal’s. A donation ticket with every 25 oents’ worth. Goto C. C. Starr A Co.’s for vour Glass and Queensware. They keep the only first-class stock in town. Ladies, have yon seen those Beaver Hats and Ostrich Plumes at the Trade Palace. They are just “lovely.”

Fendig has “any Quantity” of Ready-Made Clothing which he sells at prices that cannot be un-der-sold. T*- — I have a limited amount of private capital to let to good men on acceptable real estate security, at living rate 3 of interest. F. W. Babcock. A pood Baptist eUrgymtn of Bergon, N. Y. t a atroag temperance man, suffered with kidney trouble, neuralgia, and dixzineee almost to blindness, over two years after ke was told that Hop Bitters would cure him, because he was aft aid of and prejudiced egainst "bitters.” Sices his cure he says none need fear but trust in Hop Bitters. A meeting of the District Medical Society, of Benton, Newton, White and Jasper counties, will be held At Monticello, on Tuesday, Nov. Bth. It is hoped that there will be a full attendance of all the members. 8. C. AX well, J. A. Lovett, Prest. Sec’y.

NOTICE. To the Stockholders of the Prairie Farml trs Agricultural Society : Ths shares of stock of said Society has been iaereased (by change of oeaetitutioe) $lO per share ta S2O par share. You are hereby notified to par the same is the Trust ees at Fraacesrille within $0 days. If notpaid at the expirhion of that time suit will be brought ia tbo Circuit Court io collect the tame. - James McMcreat, Fraik McGixkis, Trustees. Eighty acres of land for sale The cheapest tract of wild land in Jasper County. D. B. Miller, AgL r Every Body, Go to Purcupile’s, for your bread and cakes. C. C. Starr A Co. keep a fine line of tobaccos, confeotionery, etc.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. r XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That Hi parra--11 ance of an order of the Board of Commtoalonera made at Uie Special September Berniua. 18*1. sealed proposals will be received until the second oay of tlic next session of said Board, being the Gth day of December, 18*1, for the erection of a Jafl and Sheri* * Residence, on l(0ts Four (4) and Five («, in Block Ten (to), m tbe town of Rensselaer, Jasper County, Indiana, according to plans and specifications now on gle for Inspection and examination In the Auditor's offlee of ttda county, to be completed by October Ist, 1882. Bids will be received for excavation and stone work, brick work, carpenter work, and iron work (including cells) separately ; also for the buddings eeinpietod ; the work to be paid for on estimate* made, by superintendent at the end of each month, and seven tv fire per cent, of such estimate then paid, and when the whole work is completed hi strict compliance witu the said plans and specifications to the satisfaction of the Board of Commissioners and Superintendent, and all dabts incurred by contractor or contractor* paid or satisfied, including labor and material turn tailed, and for boarding laborers ; the residue of contract price shall be paid to tbe contractor or contractors. Tbe contract or contracts will be let to the lowest responsible bidder; but no bid will be eulertabied unless the same is accompanied by a bond in a penalty of at least ene-tourth of the cost of tbe work to be done, signed hy the bidder and at least two resident freehold sureties, guaranteeing tire faithful performance of the work so bid tor. la case the contract be awarded, to snch bidder and if the contract be so swarded such bidder shall pay all the debts incurred by him to the prosecution of such work, including labor, ma tcrials, and tor boarding laborers thereon Bids to be opened on the second day of the December term of Commissioners’ Court, viz.: December 6th, 18*1, at Two O’clock p. m. The Board yes ’•“.‘i-nfSWSOTOA 3t» ;i r’ 1 Auditor. }

TO BRIDQBBUILDEKSi* • VronoE IS HEREBY GIVEN/’ That the lN Board of Commlssloßfcrs of Jasper county, «vffi..ssiaiSsya»2 aw ond day of the DeceinberTarm of .CoauutesJonert Court, for the erection of a wooden rtle bridge across the iMtntois Jttver, near the -residence of George W. Burk/of Marion township. - No bids atssjaaiissa %ttss%£S& itjessssOßsaA saffiSSF WITNESS my aame and the seal of the Board of Coinmisstoners of Ja*J*! ■»** ******** * <*“>■ teKA CJjjqWKLS. i*s! • Audit wajfarrr County.,

Lorn of memory, hhiveraal lemitnde, pais i* the back, premature oM age, pwap<lf eared with Brown *■ Iron Bitten. It re> •lira loct atrragtkett the weaka®ad parts* Ifo Oiinn, m skkn—, in tuing Rlaeburt’i Uw Mto. Oil; mm for * dome. Sample dose frmu Fer sale by Imee It Meyer. Call and see those Celluloid eye glasses at Hardman’s the Jeweler.

Watch work a specialty, and I make my warrants good. Remember the place, Hardman’s the Jeweler. Thx greatest reduction in prioes of clothing that we have ever known has just been made at Leopold’s, and his stock is new and fresh. We can’t give any reason why he makes this sacrifice, bad, never-the-less, he has concluded to do so. In boots and shoes the re* duction is the same, and in dry goods it beats all. Call soon and help yourself. At Purcupile’s is to be found the beet five cent cigar in the city. Good maekeral only 6 cents a pound at C. C. Starr k Co’s. Try li " A full line of choice confectioneries at Purcupile’s. I will keep on hand only the best qualities of goods, and will sell them as cheap as the cheapest. R. H. Pubcupile. Watches from SIO,OO up to $75, 00 at Hardman’s the Jeweler. I will deliver goods to any part of the city free of charge, leave your orders with me. R. H. PURCUPILE. m x. ■ m »•* 1 ■ m ' - You can buy a lamp cheaper, of E. H, Tharp, than any where else in Rensselaer. Hardman, the enterprising jeweler, has taken the exclusive agency for the Columbus Watch Company’s watches. He has the company’s advertising cards nicely ramed and hung in the post-office and Morgan’s barber-shop. He in-, tends keeping a good line on hand and persons contemplating buying this movement should see them. Remember the place. Hardman THE Jeweler. Violin Strings! Violin Strings! finest ever brought to the town, at Hardman’s the Jeweler. Warner & Sons’ is where you to purchase your Hardware, umiture, etc. •

NOTICE OF SURVEY.

Notice is hereby given, to .tames c. C. Hollhishade, Lewis Jenkins. C. Hairnell, William Cooper. Elizabeth Wolf, and all others interested, that I own the northwest quarter of the south-east quarter and part of the south-west quarter pf the north-east quarter of section thirty (30). town thirty-one («). north.- In range six <6\ west, and I will proceed with the surveyor of Jastercounty to make a legal survey and subdivtsioaof said section, or ao mnch thereof as may be necessary to establish the bounds of my lands above dererlbsd, beginning Monday. Novcmb^Tth.^ Utwrs 8, Altk», Surveyor. Pr fees gi

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