Rensselaer Republican, Volume 14, Number 16, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 5 January 1882 — Page 8

TAB REPUBLICAN. ftonaMLY, Jahuab r 5, 1882. 1 "Tl, IATBftOF ADVERTISING. Mwlmi tnAliwr annum tot • Im oc am te dte. tor eMk sdaltional line. Irtol BiTtow. • Mb par line for each taswtlca. Spaetel aatoe tor elioiee places la the pepek, wi Ik aIiMHaTBIM wider(baa ana eoluina. ■jsasgftgs /est HiWW.-A large assortment es type and tobK malrOtoJ tor poster, pamralet. eireular M fcs&red vaak. Prices lew.

Thd pobli*h«Fß of The KepubliCax hare given a great deal of §p*ot, and a greater proportionate amount of labor, to school matters during the last three weeks, —reports of institutes, rolls of honor, Ae. This has been done, not for the purpose of “filling up” nor yet because it was believed that reading of that kind would add greatly to the interest of the paper; but rather in the hope, which we believe well founded, that in so doing the cause of public education throughout the county might be benefited.

The act of the General Assembly of Indiana, “ establishing a State Board of Health” provides that the Board of County Commissioners the Mayor and common council of incorporated cities, and the board of trustees of any town, the board of health of county, city town respectively, “ except where a regular constituted Board of Health by ordinance of such cijty now exists, or may hereafter be created," shall constitute the Board of Health of suoh county, city town respectively. The act also provides that such boards shall craplete their organization by electing annually, in the month of January, a Secretary, who shall be a physician, and such secretary shall be the Health Officer of such town, city or county, respectively. As it is essential for the harmonious working of the machinery to be called into action by the law mentioned, that all the boards of heahh in the State should organize for work at,the same time, ■o that such can be prosecuted without hindrance or delay, we request and suggest that the various boards of commissioners, city council and board of trustees organize by the election of a secretary, in conformity with the law, upon Mbnday, January 2, 1882, ana that you immediately thereafter report the name and post office address of such secretary to this department on the blank form herewith sent you. If this work is done throughout the State upon the same day, it will greatly facilitate matters

First Star Honor.

All pupils who have attended their respective schools for any one mouth without being absent or tard v are entitled to enrollment under this honor. o*nii*v*d from fast use*. VIUTTinS TP. Diet. No. 1. William Ingram, St«'h Ingrain, Ed ward Ingram, Lambert Collin*. Kara Ingram, 5 Diet. No. 2 Oti* Rich, Aggie Lintuer, Nod Sexton, Haggle Osborne, Tin* Sexton, Diet. No. 4 Bom Grab, Aggie Hell, Wlttie Grub, Poter Heil, Lewi* Grub, Devi* Heil, PcUr Grab, nittor TP. Lilt. No. 6 Justin Sparling, Ire MoCord, Drussio Sparling, Willie McCord, Callie Am on, * ZASXAKntP. ~ 'list. No. l i llorria Sigge, Gertie Cautwell, JWft; No. 3 Lydia Lnriader, fUrsnce Jone*. ItilHe Turner, Laura Jones, Amo* Hibba, Emns Mnuqan, Lilt. No. 8. Charles Jon**, Laura White. Bill* Williams, ! Lula Weakly.

UIfUTOTOK |CMOU. Intermediate Department. Georg* Allvan, Will Morris, liter; Bloom, Charles Pefiley, Courtrtgbt Carrie, Perry Spencer, Will Chappell, Orhelia Lees, llattie Cora, ltuperia Arpin, Anna Lookwoed, 'Etta Canon, Koeie Lore, Patrick Mullens. Bertie McCkilley. Seeond Primary. Floe* Hadshirs, Henor Ford, Frank.Hadahire, .Ezra Fields, Mary Morris, Lester Hawn r Dannie Combe, llnhala Harris, JCraeiaa Kaymoed, Lillis Harris, Mahln parker, • Toarois Mullen, Andrew Flown, - Maggie Wright , Hens Cotteral, Mary Fohels, Bosie Bore. First Primary.. Belle Latly, Laura Watson, Kota Gar risen, Jesie Basil, Susie Car»na, K«ty Martin, Minnie Walker, Herbert Schaffer, Ella Sioudt, Fred Burger, Blanch Garrieett, LewM PorJ, Mel lie Trough, Willard Williams Kellie Griffith, Frank Corn, Battle Oonnon, Iseae Peck, Minnie Beaaley, Willie Peine, Maude Hodehire, Willie Arpin, v ' Anna Mullen, ‘ \ Willi. Sheerer, Stella Beale. Johnnie Mullen, derate Mclntire, The honor of two Staira will be in next iteoe.

Teachers' Institute.

Report of Teachers Institute held at the Walker School-house,Walker Tp., Jasper Co., Ind., Dec., 17.1881: Institute commenced at 10 ax. The president being absent, the vice president occupied the chair. Roll was then called to which all the teachers responded, with one exception- Programme of exercises was then read by the secretary .followed by the appointment of critics, and a committee on programme. Teachers then proceeded to dispose •of their subjects, which they did in an interesting manner. The question:“Resolved,that teachers should be paid according to their grade of license," aroused quite an interesting discussion. Four teachers were in favor of being paid according to their success, and two in favor of being paid according to their grade of license in addition to their success. The vice-president decided in favor of the affirmative. After reading of monthly reports by teachers, came the report of the committee on programme, which is as follows: How and when teach the rules of spelling: paper by J. F. Antrim. Bains:- ulasses, causes and effects, explanation: by W. A. Churchill. Of what use is

the diagram of the sentence in jts analysis? paper by L.E, Holle. Sherman's March to the Sea - objects and results: paper by W. D. Bringle. how closely should we adhere to the text-book in teaching Arithmetic? paper by M. M. Hilton The Brain its structure, divisions and function: explanation., by W. L Fleener. Pestalozzi- His life and influence: paper by G. B. Antrim. The three objects of the recitation: by Mary Bouk. The writing hour: paper by Millie Bouk; and reading of minutes by secretary. Institute adjourned to meet on the third Sat. of Jan., 1882, at the Hershman Sehool-house, Walker Tp., Jasper Co., Ind. The teachers of Walker & are looking forward to the approaching “Teachers Association*’ with great interest as they expect to have their minds refreshed with useful knowledge and return to their schools happier and wiser teachers.

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’nowels house, Rensselaer, - * Indiana, THOMAS BOROUGHS. Pro. THE NOW ELS HOUSE is a new. threestory brick hotel, Just opened. The proprietor nan had much experience ns a cnterei to the wants of tho traveling public, The tables are supplied with an abundance of tho best fund know to the culinury art, tha bod-rooms are large, well lighted, properly ventilated and comfortably furnished, the beds ami bedding nre nil new. eleau aud healthful. Tho traveling imbUo-is respectfully solicited to give them a call. Day And week boarders will od it so their interest to stop at tho Novelet? House. THOMASBOROT7GHS.

AUNT JANE.

AUSTIN HOUSE, 'FORMERLY HOPKINS HOUSE), RENSBELLAER, INDIANA. . CW. DUVALL, PROPRIETOR. entrally . located. Careful attention paid to the wants and comfort of guests. .Excellent tables loaded with every thing the market affords, good beds, and charges reasonable. Bus lo and from trains. ■ IM .... -.1 ■ - . . i ■ W. E. SEARS, Real estate and mining broker. Animas City, Lal'latta Co. Colorado. 1 have a few flmt-class Lots and houses; t.lso good Mining Property, for sale or trade at reasonable figures. Being “Out W'est," I have the advantage of Eastern Agents, and can do better, especially ou mining claims. Any. one wishing to purchase either, will do well by calling on or addressing mo at Animas City,

PROBATE CAUSE. NO. 982. .. Nk_ In the Circuit Court of Jasper County, Indiana January Term, 1881. MORDgCAJ r. CUILCOTM , Administrator of the Estate of DEBORAH DOWTY \ Deceased, VS. Daniel R. Doecty. Martin F. Doicty. Theodore Dotciu, Cat hr / trine Air Heat. Air. Veal her hut bond; Mary Mark-land, Mark-land her husband. —. To Daniel It. Dowty, Martin V. Dowtv, Theodore Dowty, Catherine Me. Neal. Ale Neal,/ hor husband; Mary Marklaud, Murklanil, her husband. YOl- ARE SEVERALLY HEREBY NOTIFIED, That the above named petitioner, as Administrator of the estate aforesaid, has filed in the Circuit Court of Jasper County. ItuTiana. a petition, making you defendants'thereto and praying therein for an order and decree of said Court authorizing the sale of certain Real Estate belongiug to tho estate of said decedent and in said petition describ'd, to make assets for tho payment of the debts and llabi! ities of said estate; and that said petition,.so Hied and pending.is set for hearing in said Circuit Court, 'at tlie Court House in Rensselaer. Indiana, on the Second Judicial Day of the January Term, 1882. of said Court, the 'same being the 3rd day of January, 1882. WITNESS, The Clerk and Seal! (SEAL i of said Court, this Ist day of December, 1881. CHARLES 11. PRICE, Pr fees, 10 Clerk.

NOTICUi TO NON-RESIDENTS THB MATE OF INDIANA. I ' - Jasper Colmty, f In tlie Jasper Circuit Court, I j January Term, 1882. { Comolaint No, 2213. Jcmatha »* Edward* VS. Samuel W, Ritchey', Mary C. Ritchey, Osiander K. Ritchey, Ann Eliza Ritchey, John Ritchey, Mary Jane Ritchey, and Charles J>. Steward. Now ionics the Plaintiff, by R. s. ft 55. - Dwtggius, his attorneys, and tiles his comjdaiut herein, together with an affidavit, that the defendants, John Ritcliev ami Mary Jane Ritchey, are noii-residentsof the State of Indiana.; that they are necessary parties to said action, which is for the foreclosure of a mortgage and the appointment of a Receiver. „ ATOTJCE IS THEREFORE HEREBY GIVEN Tv SAID DEFENDANTS, John Ritchey and Mary Jane Ritchey, that unless tliev l>e and appear cm the Unit day of the next Term of the Jasper Circuit Court to Be holdeu on the first Monday of January, A. D. 1882. at the tourt House in Reuhselaer, in said Countv and State and auswer or demur to said complaint. Hie saute’ Will be heard and determined in their absence. >=*s. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereun- / sbali t 0 set my hand and affix the Scai of o this 3uth day of November A. D. 1881 h .. „ „ AHARI.es 11. l’KlCE.Cierk R. 8. A E. Dwioclliis, Attorneys for i’l'il. Pr fee fio

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LOOK HERE Thompson & Bro. hate for sale tb* fol lowing lands; N bf 11, 28, 6—320 acres. ; §0 srJl,-28, 6—160 acra*. E b£swjj|4y 28, 6—Bo acre*. W hf ne 12, 28, 6—l W hf se 12, 28, 6 j lflo Mr “- Be h n f e ne } 18,28, 6-120 aeree. At $6 per acre, one-third cash and balance in one and two rears at 6 per cent Will make fixe stock farms. Thompson A Bro. hare for sale a gre. variety of lands in small or large tracts Terms and prices reasonable. Call and see them. If you want to secure mowing lands for 1881 call on Thompson A Bro. They are agents for- large quantities of grasß lands. Thompson & Bro. have hj-i* )< « ne 7,-81, 6, e hf sw 18, 81, 6 —ICO ceres, Walker township, for $550, cash. This rery cheap lor any on* desiring a faim in good neighborhood. Thompson & Bro. will sell the w bf sw, se sw section 27, and nw nw section 34, township 28, range 7—160 acres, in Jordan township, for $1,500, on following terms: SSOO cash, SSOO jn one year and S6OO in two years, deferred payments to bear 6 per cent, interest per annum. Title perfect. This is a great bargain. Nbfsw qr 18, 32, 6, 84 30-100 aores. Good improved farm in Kankakee township, 9 miles west of San Pierre, for sale at sl6 per acre.^,Fo* sale cheap for cash—NE qr 22-32.6 Thompson A Bbo Thompson A Bro. will insure farm *r iownlptopeirty at lowest possible rates, in a tirst-ciass company. Will pay *ll losses resulting~feom lightning.

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TRA C. KELLEY I DENTIST. v.xnfIXLAXK. Indiana. - Dr. Kelley has had thirty yearn’ rrpeihaiio to the practice of Dentistry, ana refers to hi* n«M*ous patrons as to the quality of work tutted wg. He uses no “Granite Teeth’’ nor any afowfom m 2 worthless material. Special attention atria to the preservation of the natural teeth and the natural and useful adjustment of artUleta] teettw Ail operations warranted, and prices to correspond with quality at work. Office over lanes to lisrse* drugstore. PATENTS We oontlnoe to aet as Bottcßors for Pateota. Shveato Tratte]Copyrlghteato. tor thoUSed natoa, Germiray. etoWo have had thlrtravr years* sxysrwwa Patents obutned through us are *oUoed te ter Nh SB 10 I*** 10 and splendid «te» tnitsd weekly j>«per,sß.9oa yser,shows tee rnifrsK of Sclenoe, to very luteresting.and haaaa ewmoA* dwuiatlon. Address KUN!?A CoTnteotdeSeT ton. Pub’s, or Bcinmno amxmoav. If Park how. New York. Hand book rtoutpeteltefna.” . NERVOUB~ DEBILITY ■■■MOAN BECURIDMM If yon are saffintag with tsrvew MK* SdleeaM or symptom, ween a* oa E& 2 d, caastag yoa to tool gloomy, *— T ibT Jt mamma, Uml<£ torgettol er bb« tor fiwSS BO matter what may have boea the riSaii cense of yonr disease or symptoms, or te elam yoa kave applied tor help withoet getting sattaZ yoa can be cured of sll you difsirreeaMi nm tome, and felly restored to perfect pkystoel 53C tot the shortest possible time. Having dastew tod twenty-five years mads the stedy ndSaato ment of diseases of ths Nted and Zarvaw «rstom a specJslty, and having cared saah a lane auto ber of esses, many of whom (after msi& hundreds of doUsn) had baae pte Haß enrsble, we nowotor ami 1 — nlhaUid to the afflicted at price withia thetoradSTcS saltation either personal ly or by letter feHto eenfldentiel. PstienU at a dletanee to statement of their ease, or by aarwertegeMeSSte (which will be tent to any addressee raeKetsd stamp to prepay postage) eea be treated ae wffll by letter as si office, we prepare sod itoaieto to patients oar own medicines. Address MADISON HttPKMBAJBY, BOt loathGMklto VluCifOt Ayer’s Hair Vigor, FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR. It is a most agreeable dressing, whick is at once harmless and effectual, for preserving the hair. It restore*, with th* gloss and freshness of youth, faded or gray, light, and red hair, to a rich brown, of deep black, as may be desired. By it* use thin hair is thickened, and baldness often though not always cured. It checks falling of the hair immediately, and causes a new growth in all cases where tho flandp art not decayed; while to brachy, weak, or otherwise diseased hair, it imparts vitality and strength, and renders it pliable The Vigor cleanses th* scalp, curds and prevents the formation of dandruff; and, by its cooling, stimulating, and soothing properties, it heals most if not oil of th# humors and diseases peculiar to the scalp, keeping it cool, clean, and soft, under which conditions diseases of tho scalp and hair, are impossible. As a Dressing for Ladies* Holy The Vigor is, incomparable. It te colorless, contains heither oil nor dye, and will not soil white cambric. It Imports sto agreeable and lasting perfume, and «B aa article for the toilet it is economical and unsurpassed in its excellence. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer It Ce** Practical aad Analytical Cbsailtli Lowell, Mas*. MLS ST ALL DIHTOCISTS mat Viua

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