Rensselaer Republican, Volume 14, Number 36, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 25 May 1882 — Page 4

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The Primary Election.

Republican Voters AttenTION.— -The Republican County f Central Committee, at a meeting held on Saturday May 6th, agreed upon the following rules and regulations for conducting the primary election to be held Thursday, June Ist, 1882: Ist Election to be held at the usual voting places. The members of the different township executive r committees to act as inspector and judges of election. 2nd. In townships having more than one voting precinct, the township committee will decide upon a place for holding the election, and give due and early notice of the same. 3rd. The poll books and tally sheets, of the various townships to lye returned to the county central committee, on or before the Saturfollowing the election.by the chairman, or some other member of the township committee. The county committee will act as a canvassing

hoard to count the votes and declare the result. Poll books, tally sheets, and ballots will be furnished by the , county committee. Upon the ballots so furnished, under the heads of the different oflices to be filled, will be printed the names of all the known candidates for the offices, and the voter tfrill prepare his ballot by erasing with pen or pencil, all names except the one he wishes to vote for. Rjnnk spaces also will be left for the insertion cf names r.ot already upon the ticket, should the voter choose to do so. Voter? are especially cautioned to leave but one name on the ticket for each place. The eehtral committee recommend that the votes of all legal voters who will be willing to support . the Republican county nominations in the November election, be .accepted. It is desirable that every Republican in the several townships of the county, attend the primary .election. Do not fail to be present early and bring your Republican neighbors with you, and let us nominate a ticket that will be elected by an overwhelming majority, and one of which wo will all be proud. By order of the Jasper county Rep üblican Central Committee. §MonDECAi F. Chilcote, Pres. C, F. OvERACKEii, Sec’y.

Sale of Short-Horn Ca lie. | Thomas Jiobiuson will sell at * his farm, three nntas north-east ot liensselaer, Ind., on Friday, June •9th, 1882, one cow and calf, six cows iri calf, three yearling lieif,ers, one four-year old bull and one yearling bull. Sale to begin at 2 o’clock sharp. Teems:- -Twelve months credit will be given, purchaser executing note with approved security and bearing six per cent interest from date. < , For Sale,—A spring wagon and double set of light harness, this outfit will be st)hi very cheap for cash, ' li;.t C. Kelley. A sect#!* I hand buggy for sale qx trade. i. li. Washburn. • "*—; —v Several convenient and well-lo-cated residences for rent. En T mure %t Citizens’ Bank.

Dan Lowry has excepted a position in Monticeilo. Dr. Maxwell, of Remington, mhde this office a pleasant call yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. 8. S. Barnes, of Fowler, visited friends in Rensselaer over Sunday. Mr. G. W. Hascall, of the Remington News, made us a pleasant call this w eek. Owing to the removal of the office the paper is late. It will be out on time hereafter. A lively run away in town Wednesday created considerable excite ment but did no damage wortnmenjtioning. The usual annual May Party will be held at Aiter’s Grove in Carpenter township. Next Saturday, May 27th. —■ Hand in your bids on ditch work by the 17th of June. Specifications furnished by Lewis S. Alter, County Surveyor.

Messrs. G,eo. W. Stewart and M H. Walker, of Fowler, visited Jasper county this week, on business no: altogether unconnected with their political aspirations. M. F. Chileote and C. H. Price attended the session of the state Grand Lodge F. and A. M., at Indianapolis this week' For Sale.—A lumber wagon* a light wagon, and a set of harness for sale cheap. Inquire of Hiram Day the plasterer, at Rensselaer. Rev. A.Taylor, has appointed pastor at large, for the Logansoort Presbytery, and will probably accept. If so he will deliver his last sermon next Sabbath. Foil Commissioner. —In this paper will be found the announcements of Messrs. H. E. Coen, of Newton township, and S. R. Nichols, of Barkley, as candidates for commissioner, in this the*second district subject to the Republican Primary Election. They are both good men, and as they are the on1} names mentioned in connection with the position, in any event we will be sure of a good man. In the third district, Mr. Chris, 'rfensler declines to be a candidate, leaving the field alone to Mr. John Way mire for the nomination.

Withdrawed froin Canvass.

Mr. W. I" Florence, of Barkley, requests us to announce his withdrawal as a candidate for the nomination for Circuit Clerk. This action on the part of Mr. Florence is the result of an «■ agreement between himself and Mr. C. C. Sigler whereby a canvass was made of the townships of Marion and Barkley, and the one having the fewest supporters in the two townships withdraws in favor of the other. There is a strong probability that a certain scandalous intrigue, the particulars of which are already too well known, will yet result in bloodshed. Revolvers have more than once been drawn already, and nothing but the flight of one of the parties prevented a catastrophe lsst Tuesday night. In this connection we would remark, that whatever may be the fault of the parties implicated, the breaking of those windows when none but a couple of defenceless woman and one of them .very aged in the room was a dastardly outragewliich every good citizen will condemn. Mr. TV m. Yenrick, was yesterday brought before ’Squire Wood charged with an assault upon the person of Mr. Thomas Robinson, in view of the fact that Mr. Robinson bore ocular evidence of the asupon his nasal organ. Mr.Vennck acknowledged .direliction and was fined five dollars and costs. Mr. Venrick then returned the fa vor by filing an affidavit charging Mr. Robinson with the offence of provoke: The hearing of the provoke case is set for Friday. The committee upon the mill dam, and the subject of drai.mge generally.held a protracted meeting Saturday, but as they failed to agree upon any policy, another public meeting has not yet been held.

On Thursday, next June Ist, the date of our next issue, will occur the Republican Primary Election. We take ibis last opportunity to urge upcp the Republican voters of the county the duty of attending, voting and work ing at the election. With a good ticket and harmony in the party, the en - tire Republican ticket will be elected this fall in Jasper county by a splendid majority. Let the Primary Election be so conducted that not only the strongest men be. nominated, but also that there be no possible justification for any disaffection over the result* The offices of Treasurer, Sheriff, and Surveyor are secure. The present faithful, efficient and popular incumbents will be re-nominated without opposition, and will be re-elected, as they well * deserve. For each of the remaining county offices there ure several candidates in the field, and, although, of all of them, there are none but of whom we can truly say that we believe, if elected, they will make good officers, nov yet are there any whom we will not heartily and cordially support if nominated, nevertheless we think there is no question but that some of them will make stronger and more available candidates than others. Onr political opponents realize this fact with perfect clearness, and there is no doubt whatever but that they are scheming, night and day, fdr some means, to force upon our ticket certain men whom they could hope to defeat in the fall election. We do not for an instant, suppose that any of the gentlemen who are seeking the Repuglican nominations would knowingly permit themselves to be made tools of in that manner, but nevertheless the Democratic wirepullers intend to use them for their own purposes if they can. It must be remembered that this Primary Election is strictly a Republican affair. It is not a public election by any means. The various township committees, acting as judges of these elections, will incur no legal liabilities in refusing to receive any vote which may be offered them, and it will be their right and their duty to decline to receive any votds unless they beliove that tlioiperson tendering it is acting in good faith, and will support the Republican nominations. T,

Temperance .Programme. —The regular meeting of the Rensselaer Blue Ribbon Temperance Union will be held at the Court House Saturday evening, May, 27 th 1882. The following is the programme of exercises: 1 Song by choir. 2 Prayer by Rev. B. F, Ferguson: 3 Reading scripture by Mrs. R. S. Dwiggins. 4 Song by choir. 5 Reading minutes of previous meeting by secretary. 9 Opening remarks by Sylveser Haley. 7 Song by choir. 8 Declamation by Georgie Healey. 9 Song by choir. 10 Remarks by Win. Beck. 11 Song by choir. 12‘ Ten minutes Recess. 13 Declamation by Florence. Wood. 14 Song by Emma Eger, Alice Kinney, Ora Duvall and Eliza Tuifiur. 15 Declamation 0. 11, Price. 16 Song by choir. 17 Declamation Lorena Peacock. 18 Song by choir. 19 Closing remarks by Cvrus J. Brown. /20 Song by choir. 21 Benediction by Rev. Pliiilip McDade. . The above programme was arranged and published for last Saturday evening, but owing to the inclemency of the weather no meeting. Postponed until the above date. Alfred' Thompson, Pres’t. Nolle J. York. Sec’y. Gents half hose from 15 to GOc. per pair at Honan’s.

Cheap Money.

Wo nre now prepared to make farm loans at six per eent interest. loans i ua ior live years, but the borrower has the option to pay t ipart or all of his loan before nia-

writy.

R. S. DWIGGINS.

SHERIFF’S SAGE. Br VIRTUE or A CERTIFIED COPT OF A decree to me directed from the Clerk oi the Jasper Circuit Court, Iu a cause wherein Siaion P.. Thompson wuh plaintiff, and Benjamin Newman and the unknown heirs of Benjamin Newman, Deceased, were defendants, requiring me to make the sum One Hundred and Eighteen Dollars and Seventeen Cents (118,17), together with interest and costs. I will expose to public sale on * ■Saturday the lOlh Day el June 1882. Between the hours of 10 o clock a. m. and 4 o’clock p. m. of said day, at thedoor of the court house, in the town of KensseUer.Jasper County Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following describee property to-wit: The south half [V4] of the south-west quarter I'i] ®f section Twenty-Bine [291 township Thirty [3o] north, runge Seven [7] west, Jasper county Indiana. And should such rents and profits not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, inter est and costs, I will, at the same time and place and in the manner aforesaid, expose to sale the fee simple of said real estate or so much thereof as shall bo sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws aud in accordance with the order of Court in said decree. JOHN VV. POWELL, - Sheriff Jasper Connty. Thompson ft Bros., Att’ys for Plaintiff. Ma vK'th, 1882. ; Pr fees 512.50 SHERIFF SAGE. By virtue of an excution :o nie directed from the clerk of the Jasper Circuit Court in a cause v. nerein Ralph Fendig is plaintiff aud James 11. Benson and John A. Benson are defendants (and upon which J lines Benson became replevin bail) requiring me to make the sum of One Hundreii and Five dollars and Seventy-one Cent* ,105.711 together with interest and costs I will expose to public sale on Saturday (lie IO(h Day or June 1882. Between the hours of 10 o’clock A. M. aiid 4 o’clock P. M. of said day, at the door of the Court House, in the towu of Rensselaer, Jasper County, Indiana, the rents and profits for a »erm not exceeding seven years, of the. following described real estate, to-wit: ~A part of the south-west quarter [>*], of the south-east quarter [>i],of section eighteen [lßj township twenty-eight [2Bl north, range five [6] west, Jasper County Indiana, and more particularly described as follows to-wit: commencing at the hulf [Vi] mile stake on the section iiue running east and west between sections eighteen [fa] aud nineteen [l9], in township twenty-eight [2B] north, range five l6j west, running thence north fourteen [l4] rods, thence east eighty (89) rods, thence south ten (10) rods,thence west eiguty (80) rodsto the the pl-ce ol beginning, and containing six [OJ acres more or less. Should such rents and profits not sell for a sufficient sum to discharge said execution interest aud costs, 1 will at the same time and place, expese to sale ttic fee simple of said real esiate or so much thereof as may be necessary ty discharge said, execution interest-and cost. Said sale will be made without any relief from valuation nr appraisement laws. Said properly being taken as the property of John -A, Reason. JOHN W, POWELL, Press Fees .*Bl5. sheriff of Jasper County. Mordicai F. Chileote, atty. for plaintiff. May Bth.

Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given to tiie creditors, lleirs, aud Legatees ol Gordon A. Moss, deceased, that Lidia A. Moss administratrix of the Estate of said decedent! has ibis day hied m the office of the Clerk of the Jasper Circuit Court lier report and account lot -final, seulsinent, ano that the hearing of said report is set for the 20th day of June, 2882, the same being tne fourteenth judicial day of the June .term, 1882, of said court. And ml the heirs ql said decedeui are notified to appear and make proof of their heirship to said estate on smd task named date. WITNESS uiv name and the seal of said Court this 25tb tla.v of May A ft.. 1882, (SEA L ) vIIAItLES ILPRICE, 1 Clerk of Jasper circuit Court. NOTICE OF SURVEY. Notice is hereby given to jules llem. Charles E. Bill, William W. Price, Cornelius H, Jngersoll. and others interested, that I own the south half anu north-east quarter of the nort.i-west quarter of .“section Ttiirteon (13)-tovvnshi(l thirty-one (Bt] N. ange five |s| west and I will proceed with the surveyor of Jasper-County to make a iegal survey and sub-uivision of said seeiiou or so much as may lie re./ee-arv to locate tuu bounds of iny lauds descr.bed above beginning Tuesday. June 2u, 1882. i-REDEIHCK TIMM. J 3 Jtt JE frSli AKI ft i* CH*

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PRANK W. RAM COCK, L , T attok ey at law, Jfd I'eny£niale Jiro/ter, / o) ni. o next 1 -J **' lo rostollire. I’ractices in the •onrtsof Jasper. Ncwtorttind Hc-.itdn counties. Lands examined, abstracts of titles prepared, taxes paid, and collections made. j jANIEL B. MILLER, ATTORNEY at law, Rensselaer, Ind. Notary Public and it alliance Agent. Bpeei* aUeptioa given to the collection and ptempt remittance of claims.