Rensselaer Republican, Volume 14, Number 9, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 17 November 1881 — Page 2

THEREPOTUCAN.

vJtJc i•.?•,. ™ ry ** w Tire clMhlMttd fan* « Bakwy. in (X y»*Vaat«rr * Oe. 1«to tend W cfaaio P««chpld^in^lb»ji|nrVM ' An Wndk— Variety df Boot*, and Shoes, it ngica* as low as the loireel, al iCnSg's, The EnThe trade at Bearer Prairie will jo tD the demnifion bow wows if nenseelier loses the Great Soothern railroad. C,C Starr A Co. are hcadutiarfers for Pocket and Table Cutlery, rod plated end gene an silver ttpoous. AH Warranted. Let no one who has the interest*

of the town el heart fail to attend the rail-rood meeting at the courtboose to-morrow night. —-■ •—* r ■ ■ ■ ■* Fendin'* Store is Crammed Foil from caller to garret, with New Goode. The Ladies on got to see , hi* beautiful stock of Cloaks, and Pol mane w The adrertieement of Wiler’s dry goodW boose, LaFayette, Ind., will bft one of the attractions of Tn Rxfublicah. Bead it every week. It will pay you. TricreaANCl. —The Blue-Ribbon meetings are to be hold on Saturday night* hereafter. Better turn oot neat meeting and help give the new arrangement a good send-off. There was never a nicer stock of Millinery .Goods on exhibition in Jasper ootisty, than is now offered for sale by Miss Anna Quavle and Miss Alice DeHaven, at the Trade Palace. - .

Drop in and tads a look at that big stock of cheap Lamps, Lanterns, and Biro-Cagee. Big Bargains for everybody, at C. C. Starr'A Go’a. mammoth Grocery Store. • t Bkfrm Church —The first regular services, by the pastor, will be hold next Sabbath, Nov., 13, at 30:30 A. M., and 7in the evening. City and Country are cordially invited. Philip McDaue, Pastor. Th 4 first quarterly meeting of the Rensselaer Ciro i’.y.E. church, will 1 e held at the M. £. Church in Rensselaer, Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 19th and 30th. Qnartarly <'oaferrace at 3 o’clock p, m. Sunday. Presiding Elder Ciseel will be present. J. W. Lodxb, Pastor. If you want a Hat, Cap, pair of Boole, Suit of Clothes, an Overcoat, Ladies’ Coat, Dolman or anything nsuailv kept in a first-class general store, at as low prices as any house in the State, call on .

Craig Boev Lawn, Ind.

KELLEB,

If you want a good Lamp, Lantirn, or any. Lamp Triminga go C. C. Stairs Ccf. A complete line of csoswing tobaccos at Tdrkie'*, cheap.-

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Another Back by Judge Tourges.

«****!• r iL >fl> i» (kV^t^^M^SaTeanpl 1 M asd heart ifHi SWS»wgll tW^jMMgja -phMIMWI SWNUj SS*towbSsss «b«ir >f»€u—as* l HMgW «*»«*—— *T 1 1,» wf—hßy tbs saanwadifi umm raai'e trfaad aad tfc* MHgftfe Wmrtm ’ Septet* tlw «t» JtertWa Settler is tbs ffeutfasra BUWUS dsusg lbs I triad sf RsssnstnwtlM “Brisks Straw* -ptetana lbs ! tioss «“t'* 'iftcuHw* under sbxii the free.< rats islTriag *•#■>«* <ls up fe»* darkaea* tats light. Aad saw "A ifcyal Oeatlsmsa” portrays, is s novel tod jrtphie MMrt. five el arartorieria rls- 1 man, »r»ar be fats on cl-arly utljud mI treated omm1;-Ui loahtn tbs sf tbs Rab II s .; « •* Aatocntte tMkv*h< I4ef. Stttis« St tbs MtsiMtie tbs P«sr Waits, tbta , lyis* at tbs lisit—, brt saw IM ebmbaag la the Mi (bar lbs tyyiaal YtrcS( flo«tkars;batbr*, during. sir «• tbs Was, te(tlbsf wub bis raKlioai (ir»sl, lariat, and Isgsl—with tbs trpieal Slave Girl of t» b f, istehifs ie, and wttqnatl rsflnssent. whaee assnss wt rlrtare srs silks tsiStal by tbs faint aad bOstoWUM* trace i( slsas l>lssd in bsr weak*. hiaepictsrssqss. vivid, sad yfloss s Mssy, sad there Is ibst Is it whisk w’.U sttrssi the ■MI saHivstsd sad tartidlaac.

It Is said that Tourgaei basks tsssksd, witbis s t ear the enoriooas sale cttbU.O’Hi capiat, the vast rapid Sals is Iks history sf bosk-publiebtng. His host as raadsn «rCl< *• predict, tad “A Royal OsnlUaas". tbs aaal jrewrrful sad oartartainiaf of tbs ai r Isa And thosa who bars not yat bad tbs pliaasn us rasdiay Judos Tsnffsa’s ~ rssaarbsbts booktfwUi do wsu to esMaonso with “A Kata’ Gantlaatan,’* hiaioriesUr tbt beginning sf tbs ssrits. the book is hriUiastly illsarated, pries S2OO. where thare Is ns •gtat for the work, it will be esst,fiett-paid, sn raceipt of price A» it ii ts ha told bv •sbecriptioa only Book Ager.wabeuid ash* a sols as it For particulars, address Wtalus Hulbcrt, SIS Ststs Strasi, Chicago. 111. .

inamiiM, Maae; Jan 14.188*. I bar# bass rary sick ovar two yaan. Tb«y alljgaea me sp as past evrs. I triad the fust fkilftil but tboy did sot rabsh the wont part. The Ivage and heart wanld fill sp every sight and distress ms, and mj throat was very bad. I tald my children l nerer should dls is peats uatH 1 bad triad Hap B tier a. I bars taken two bottle# they bar# bslpad zna very much imdaad. I am now well. There was a lot vs sink folks hare who hare sssi bow they helped ae, and they uaed them and are cured. and fee! as thankful as 1 do that tharaissa valuable a medicine made. W* are infora • l th. t Mr. Jol n Makeover has let the contrast for the building es a fine briek residence on Division street, above Judge Hammond’s. Everything in the line of etablea kept at Purcupile’s Bakery.

Real Estats Transfers.

8 P TVmpson to L H Frame, w d, *e sw 29 and ptmaw 34. 82, 7. 8400. 3 C Yanßenrs'-laer to T>. J Thompson, ,w d, lota 8 and 9. blk 1, Kenmelaor. SIBO. J>a A and Wm Turpie to Hezekiah Kealer. wd,pt e hfnw 16. 28. 6,78 a. $3200 £atna to Hon rj W Usnahan, wd, no aw and pt ehf nw 16' 28 6,42 a, SI6OO Ffrlla D Zca to Msry Ball, w d. lot 8, blk I, Thompson'? add to Benaselacr, $660 Bpbriam Btrtn to Wm P Baker, w d, a hf e« and sw re 6, 29. 7. 120 a, $3900 J..A Wilson »« W A Rinehai-t, w d, a hf 36. 80 28, 6,320 a, and ne 2, 29, 6,139.17 a, S4OOO A Thompson et al to George liarern, w «J Ut 2. blk 1. Thompton’ssdd to Kenssolaer, S4OO. David Nowels to Herman Warner, w d, lot. 14, blk 82, Weston'ts a«ld to Beoaselaor, SAS CVathia J. Wsatbars to F J Sears, vrd. Ist 11. hlk 19, Rensselaer. D A Gordon and David Gray, q c d, na aad eaw 27. 39. 6,240 a.

Anal* Amse Uw to Et«\i«l OuUsH, w d, w Ilf M 12, 24, 6, 80*. S6OO. P Bftkftt, trustee, to A. J. Kent, it d. u*d hf bo 8, 30. 7,29 n. $ 100 K:»l Benjamin itOC IKekcy, w- «i, pt • w n» 30, SM, 9, fieo t**o W Stilwoll M al to Joeiah Nairn at a), * <l, w hf Da 31, 82, b. 80*, S4OO LftftU Jones to 1> J Thuaptoa at *l, « 4, tots B a«d 10, bik 26, Waatua 1 * add to K«ns•alaar, SIOO Unaid Nftwcto to Joebaa lon on, tv d, lot Id, bik 26, Wuto'i add to K*ns*rl»er. S6O Jobs tkbwjnd to Prack Polls, w d, v bf aa sw. 32. 80. 7,20 a, |S > 8 M Black to W R Loan at al, w d, pt lot 6. blk 11, Beat agtoa. SIOO Jaba Qu iry to Mlckatl toabioaon, w d, aaaw, ?0. it, 6,40 a. S6OO H B Now tin ta Parry HarUtt, w d, »w aa, 7, 29, 9. 40a. SI2OO M L Soiitb to A D Marolty, * «1, pt na 81, 27, 7. 1? 84a. SBOO T S Webb to V® T.woaand, tr d, tot 4, blk 5, Koaingtoa, $326 Frauds M Broaro ta WflUa Wyatt, w d, pt wkfaw nw 8.29, 9. 9a. $96 B C Ramawad to 3 C vaeKoassclaar, w d, lal 1, Mb Id, Rtaanalaer. $l6O P M Jo ooa to Jotiab Netor at al, and pt aa- 81. 32. A. ttlda. S2OO B P Thompson to Prttfenek Winkaaf, w d. * bf aa 18. 32. 6. 80a. S4OO PrCdnr’ak Eaton to W H Knusklo, a 4, a bf ■* 89. 31.9. 9Jfa, SBOO M L Bpuler tv 8 P Thcaptoa, w d, oad hf aw a 029. 80, 7. ?8? 60 0 i Tfcdtopeon at al to aaflit, w d, w •« 80. 80.7, $1.26. F T Hsrdiag tt, J IT tfiliay, tr d, pt of bib A Kwaiiaft. a.'s6o * BWBaltoni, aommiseionw. to JtJl.n Bub. ar, Com d. abs aw 1,2, 9A 5, and aa aw 89, 806 a Joka O Ropert. gitkrdiart, ta Win A Kiaa hart, g d, nut land an* iMt abafa S7OOO. C P Uvaortt. gkard’a, to JT Iltff, g d, dwacll. 80, 6. 40a, $642. C $ Lemaoti ct al to Amaotda B Law is, w d, • bf sw. 18, 9. 67Ja, S6OO Jaaapb Bwiscnt to Howra Lear a, to d, abs uWB, 39, Is b, sllo C** A Tbatataaß.pt a}, to Mary J.' Wrtgbt, w d,dt*wttkir.29. 9, ta. S4O J C Pacts to Nathan 8 Bason, w d. ao A 2* M. » 29. 6. 199.90 b; slß2s Wm R Laro ta Deanw Hadtb, wd.pt tot 9, btk It* ?.»a»itU|ton, SBO , D 8 Thompson V»N / Bfittaa, q « d, aw aw 27, awd o bf do 28/30. 6. ‘totoa, $46 A Hoover to D J Thaaptut, qpd, o bf •a na 13, », 9,20 a, $1 Alaa recorded 36 leertgagM, $ ratoaaad, 1. asoigntoeat, 1 Itaw add 2 patcata si act last report.'

OxAftiy' Opening —Everybody ahotoU ebUWvpp thwfiaOMi, -Urgato md nmt epmplatt atflol. us Millinery Ooodi «w r biwoght to Benaselaer. Also we n>ake*ft miect atty of all kinds of' «6wiag. Cak at once, up-atairs, oftor Leopold’s ■tore. XiA&OB ACbami ift Faawapile’a Bakeary and Beatannuß will be found a fall line of e—y thing in the bakery and ran. tenrant hue which will be aold as 3£Sff«g.

1 WUII TO TOT 1 TTTWP W fITHSffISnLL r*'Jr' WVUr tt vVltreSmJ f 1.-—VWi hu oka lArgeat Dry Goods £st«biwhvn«nt in XfqwSat : ANSWER: W ILER Wk# hm tire best Lighted store in L«feyetee t ANSWER. W ILBR’S. 4o« tire lfergest Dry Goods Business iu Lass) eite ? ANSWER: WILBR’S. Tirw importAUt questions all answered by the H erd Wlli ER’B, And wfcfceh akows you when: to go or send when in need of Dry Goods. iiV H "t ■■ ■ OrUrs by mail accurately and * promptly Executed. * * Samples of any description Witt beforwarded on application. m Postage free. s, Csrntr Fourth sod CslMkiaSti., f/A FAYFTTE, * - - I>IH A>A

CAMPBELL & FARDEN, x** • ' , - . ... Lvi l’ ' t £■ ■ ' : m > mp hHHHHSRRHV ■ ’ ■HHB ‘ ! * ' •• • . • ; - ■ ‘ » '

OTJR. Fall and Winter Stock i —or— Boots & Shoes In Custom- made Goods, we have Farley & Hoes’ FEENCHKIP Wabash ahd LaFayetee Klpßoots .■ —Also— Shirley Sc Rummers VEAL CALF AND VEAL IIP BOOTS. Is Wes’ Sices, Wediave Shirley A Bummel’s make JTSTE SHOES, . and a large number of others in Button Side —Ah'D — Front Lace Shoes! Is M Boots Si Shoes,, We hare them in Sewed, Pegged, —AND — Standard Screw r? trBKMKMBCK^i We WARRANT all our Roods ogahut Ripping. *

BOOT &SHOEMEN Rensselaer, Indiana.

ML Warner & ons, 3P2efA3LT ? ITP. I aw* Hardware, Tinware, P6BIWT FVRNITtfR&',Ac. Latest anrf Upst Pa* Won able Stylol in Parlor, Bedroom 1 . Coffwsa Fumitum, 0o«k, Otlea and Heating Stove meimn Ranges, SWugie Nails, Sad Irons, &c,,&c. OHAm> OPEKTIISTG From 7 O'clock A. M. to 9P M Daily CaU Serly tor Freeb Far I«r luhiKhi iv ..X3&-+; ri- •w* . Lj4. #*

ARE AGAIN t - s > . »»^-m*? : tJv v ~± y'- ajnMKr WITH A FtJUX. LIITJEJ OOP Watches, Silverware, - Violins, Clocks, Spectacle*, Violin Strings Jewelry, Accordeons, PeekerCattenr, 3 —* ~ Rensselaer Mabb l Wor k R. HOWLAND, Proprietor, Cfalw la. . AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE, mmMRNTS* BB&B STGABS SLABS, T 1 A, TST . UyTHJU SLATE AND MARBLE MANTLES, URNS AIVD VASES, Van Rensselaer Street, West of Court House. "'- Also Dsslst lax Iron Fencing, Balcony Railing, Roof Cresting, &c.

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HAUDMAN THE JEWELER -A.T’ Goldman & Hardman’s OLD STAND.

- I3XT Hats, r Caps, Gloves, amv 4 ( - Gent’s ■V. W." 'J . Furnishing GOODS 1 "• We have a full line Saraf&sas At MB PECS! i

8 TOY ESI , v . . *•' Iraßjp-■•>-- 4 ’ v. .;> (I»S^ijßaß^jfpijsigi lgP^HKj| JB/w JUhmjjf @ M?ai —FOR THE—WINTER TRADE! Dont think of buying a Stove until you have seen the H**i*sf mb £**# in Jasper County at N. Warner & Son* STOVES For the Parlor, ■ For the Kitchen, For the Hall, > For the W' rshop. Stoves for tlie Little Back Room Up* Stairs; Stoves to Burn Hard and' Soft Coal, Green Wood or D?{f Wood that you bought and paid for a d Wood from-your * \ i > > * backyard.

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W. H. & C. Rhoades, Agts.

NERVOUS DEBILITY iHHOAN BE CURED If you are sußuiag with Serves* BeMttty or JSsSesSS no matter what may hare been the original cauee of your jMaeSee or symptoms, or to whom you hare applied fcrheip without getting relief; you can be cored of all your disagreeable symptoau, and fully lettered to perfect physical health in the shortest possible time. Hay Jug daring the p ***. tw . e ?i 3r ' tT * mtLi * lb# »nd treatdlaeaaeaof the Mind mud Kerreus System a specialty, and having cured such a large aumS"* J*. o ***'™ Whom (after szpeadinc hundreds of dollars) had been given op as 1/ curable,-we now odfar our services and treatment . •■•gfcd at price within their reach. Consolution, either pcraonally or by letter free and I eeuftdsutlal. Patterns at a distance by giving a 1 statement of their case, or by answorlag qoostlons itiin m »*» *ddreos on receipt of J? « he treated aa well xxszJizrtssi *** ,o < MNDIBOK DIBPKNB ART, «B South Clark St, mt EpidpH ■L*mSv )• a compound of Itio virtue* of m, atillingia, mandrake, yellow P« lodide of potash ami iron, all rwweaKl Mood-making, blood-cleausing, anil life-an* Mining elements. It la the purest, sataß, ■nd most effectual alterative tnedi&M fsown or available to the public. The ad* aaeea of medicine and chemistry have uevar pspduced so valuable a remedy, uor one in Meat to care all diseases resulting from tt>uro blood. It cures Scrofula ami m scrofulous diseases, Erysipelas, g>GJMSmjsr£as By its suureklng and danjMac qualities 1* purges out the fpnf comiptsna which com a minute the Mood and eatwie deraugm meut anddetgUUtjlasbtit arfß enliven iSSKSPBts/SSSSra whole svatem.'jfbMricCg fsoul may uSh ease which affiles (roue Impurity of the Mood need despair who win giro AvtJM' Sarsaparilla a fair trial. It la folly-to experiment with the nnrteri ous low-priced mixtures, of cheap Materials, and witnoot medicinal virtues, dßered as blood-purifiers, while disease tieeomes more hnnly seated. Sarsaparilla is a medicine of such .concentrated curative power, that it ta by far rim best, cheapest, and most reliable blood -tfflVifier known. Physicians know its composition, and prescribe iL It hAs been widely Qtiea Jor forty yeura. and has won (be uimumtitled eoutiBence of millions whom it has beneflisd. %Bpar«d by Or. J. C. Ayer fc Co., FhuHml and Aaalytteal CbemlaU, Lowell, Mast. SOLD BY ALL SBCIiCISTS EVEkXWOZfcE.

W Klmolanta and in W tore brain nrrreand Hop Bitters. |wm, «« Hop I. If too are young a»d ■ mitering from any In discretion or duaipa ■ tion 1 if jot. e/. mar ried or single, old or ■young, suffering trom poor health or languish I Ing o«aW<rf Wok sen, rely on H O p >■ Ritters. Wbower you are, mi Tnoureads <M» an whenever you 'eel ■ II malty (ro m some that your system lora ot K |dn»» neeo. cleansing, too that might take Hop Hopßittera Bitters. Bare you <b»- M|HHEv .si*. HOP &SS*. SsSfi?” “Piers ~ NEVER **' it m *tmj ra 11 nsaannas r.?rtt»FAlL saved hua-B w ,n, dcode. aTwei., Oec IAZETKE

i THE GREAT BURLiNGTOZT ROUTE. jy No other tine runs Three Through Pas* senger Trains Daily between Chicago, Des Moines, Council Bluffs, Omaha. Lincoln. St. Joseph, Atchison, Topeka and Kansu* Cttj. Direct cooncctioßs for all point* In Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado. Wyoming. Montana, Norads. New Keikw, Ariaona, Idaho, Oregon and California. The Shortest, Speediest and Most Comfortable Route via Hannit* I to Fort Scott. Deni sod, Dallas, Houston, Austin. Ban Antonio, Galveston sad all points tn Texas. . £ Tbs iMtequaied inducements offered by this idae to Travelers and Tourists, are as follows: The celebrated Pullman fto-wbeel) Vnluec. Sleeping Cars, rrni only on this Line. C.. B. Sc Q. Palaee DrawingJKoom Cars, with Horton’s Reclining Chairs. No extra charge for Seats In Reclining Chairs. The famous C.. ft. & Q. Palaee Dining Cara. Gorgeous Smokhig Cars Otted with Elegant High- Backed Hasten Ker wiving Chairs for the exclusive use of firstclass passengers. Steel Track and Superior Equipment, combined with their Great Through Car Arrangement. makes this, above all others, the favorite ibmte to the South, Soutb-Weat, aud the Far Try it, wIM find traveling a luxury •iMeart »f a discomfort. •hr .ugh I his Ceiebriited Bine •mle at ail officer!h the United States aad iil<lrt. v. . ■Vil infwmation about Hate* of Parc. Sleep wftt Aorommodationa, 'flßfr Tables, Ac., vty ho oheerfullv given bv apctrii’g to '■:' v .>t . . sen end Faaaengeg Agent, ChieadO T-Vr*tph G«nm) HtHIR Clucaßk £ V .• c f:

Rensselaer, - - Indiana.