Rensselaer Republican, Volume 14, Number 36, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 25 May 1882 — Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

~ ? r , . - • ■ \ • ;V. 'v ' ; . ' '•' ' V'40 Prizes At the “Openheimer Dona* i tion”, Friday May, 19th. . When you come to lafoyclle to % see what jour ticket has drawn, he sure io "draw" yourstif over to . Born™ ■ 82 Main St. v Lafayette, Ind. . / Hats. Caps, Gents Furnishing. Goods. The handsomest in the. State- , \ ■

Pursuant to announcement the citizens of Rensselaer sssembied in the court house at 4 o’clock P. m., on Monday, the 22d inst.. for the p trposeof making arrangements for the proper omervauceof Decorat mu Day, Tuesday, May 30th, 1 'B2. F. J. Sears was called to preside and C. A. E'lniouds was chosen secretary. A committee of arrangements was appointed with full powr to make and carry int? e.xeeution a program of exercises to suitably commemorate the ser ■ vices of those who uave il.eir lives in defence of hi»li country’s dag. The following officers were chosen: Alfred Thompson. President and Officer of thp Day; Rev. Philip McDade, Chaplain; C.O. Starr, J. VV. Powell, and C. 1\ Mitchell. Vice-fres’ts. PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES, The bells will risg at 1 o’clock r. m., at which time the icople will assemble at the court house, and thirtv minutes from that time the court house belfwil' be tolled. The procession will be formed under the direction of tfia officers of the day in the following order: Ist—Band. 2nd—Societies— Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows a»’d Ma*ons. • ! hd— Ex-soldiers with flag. 4tu—Hearte with flower*. Gth —Committee on decoration and and assistants. 6th—Public schools, ith—citizens on foot. St h—Carriages Line of march Dorn Court square down Wash - ington stieet to Fiontimd thence to Weston’s ceinetry. Upon a rival at cemetry the follow • ng order will he observed: Ist—Decoration of graves; Band playing. rnd—S mg at ihc circie tty choir. ifrd—Prever by i!ev. Phillip MeDade. 4 th —A Tribute to the Nations dead by F. W, Babc.ck. 6th—Song, 6th—Address by Dr. I. B. Washburn. 7th —Benedibtion by I ev. A. 'Taylor. Bth—The procession will reform In the same order ami march back to Public square when the parad 1 * will be uismissed. I-Aery body is cordially invited to attend and take pnrt in these bi-artjtul and impressive comnicm irative ceremonies. All the business men are respectmil} mvit d to close thur reap (dive places of business from J to 4 o ’clock r. m,

Highland Chief, better known as Andy, is too well and favoiably known to render comment necessary. He was formerly owned by Dr. Patton of this place, who purchased him in Kentucky, and afterward sold him to J esse J. Bright of West Virginia, and now owned by me. He will be kept for service, the present season, at the Kemington fair ground. His colts are here to show for themselves, in form and action, three of them being in training on the track here. I have oijLe coming five years old, that has trotted in 2:35, as a four year old, and is very promising. Others are very fast, t challenge any to point out one of bis get from any kind of a maro that is not an extra good roadster, vliich is a challenge that can be successfully made to no other norse in the State. Remington, Lnd. Treat Durand.

•' c A DESPERADO KILLED! but the sale of notions ami gents furnishing goods, continue ns nsaal at the popular store of: E. P. Honan’s. — A few thousand No. 1 Hedge Plants for sale at the Goodland Nursery. W. H, Frazier. • ' . " * J I ANOTHER DONATION IN 'l WK could not possibly effect the A 1 if} J at Honan’s in millinery, and gents furnishing goods. ■pIIFNEV MAKEEV I;R HOUSE, RENSSEI Uu irtdlnim. ’list opined; new uml furnished; cool mill rooms ! , H M<t uinuri ui'nd. 0,.i-u ti nipj. bom* o flnor. 1 1 ill Biti. ll' ii-oiy ' C« ‘ T7R I “