Rensselaer Republican, Volume 14, Number 38, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 8 June 1882 — Page 4

THE REPUBLICAN. Thursday, June 8, 1882. RATER OF ADVERTISING. Professfonal cards, *5 per annum for 6 lines er less: so cis. for each additional line. Lrcal notices, 5 cents per line for each insertion Special rates for choice places in the paper, and for advertisements wider than one column. Bills of regular advertisers payable Quarterly; ranslent to be paid in advance Job 1-biktiko.— A large assortment of type and other material for poster, ra-nphlet, circular ano tanurodwork. Price-;'.uw.

The Primary Election.

The ticket nominated at the Republican Primary Election is one in which are combined all the elements of strength, and gives universal satisfaction among the Republicans of the county. The most favorable indication of satisfaction is the manner in which the defeated candidates accept the ■verdict, everyone of whom express their intention to work for the ticket, and have perfect confidence of its success in November. Following is the result by townships:

Hanging Grove.— Clerk— Sigler6, FeircHlld 17, Irwin 7; Auditor— Robinson 16, Harris 14; Recorder— Antrim 16, Myers 9, Ferguson 5; Treasurer —Alter 30; Sheriff--Powe\l .30 ; Coroner— Scars BO ■ Surveyor— Alter 30 ; Commissioners— Ist dist., Bently 1, Prevo 29; 2d dist., Coen 8, Nichols 22 ; 3d dist., Waymire 29. Gillam Clerk— Sigler 6. Fairchild 17. Irwin 7; Auditor— Robinson 17, Harris 49 : Recorder— Antrim 34. Myers 17, Ferguson 17, Price 1; 7r«o«urer-Aller 69 ; Sheriff— Powell 69 ; Coronerbears 69 ; Surveyor— Alter 62 ; Commissioners—--Ist d'st, Bently 9, Prevo 59 ;2d dist., Coen 35, Nichols 84 ; 3d dist, Waymire 70. Walker— Clerk— Siglerß. Fairchild 3. Irwin 29 ; Auditor— Robinson 37, Harris 3 ; Recorder— Antrim 27, Myers 10. Ferguson 2 ; Treasurer— Alter 40 ; Sheriff— Powell 40 ; Coroner -Sears i!t, S. P. Thompson 14: Nurceyor—Alter 4C ; Commisstouers— lst dist, Bently 2, Prevo 18, Robbing 19 ; 2d dist., Coen 4, Nichols 35 ; 8d dist., Waymire 39. Barkley,— Clerk— Sigler 8, Fairchild 9, Irwin 44 ; Auditoi — Robinson 47. Harris 30; Recorder —Antrim 82, Myers 25, Ferguson Jfi, Price 3; Treasurer— Alter 75 ; Sheriff— Powell 70 ; HurToyvr—AAter 69 ; Coroner— Sears 70 ; Comwisi.loners—lst dist., Bently 10, Prevo 49, Robbins 11; 2<l dist., Coen 12, Nichols 62; 3d dist.. Waymire 61. Marion,— Clerk— Sigler 162, Fairchild 17. Irwin 116; Auditor— Robinson 217, Harris 75; Recorder— Antrim 75, Myers 38, Ferguson 126. Price 55; Treasurer— Alter 203; NAeryP—Powell 278; Coroner— Sears 253; Survnyor— Alter 29u; Commissioners— lstdist.. Bently 126, Prevo 101, Robbins 48; 2d (list,, Coen 141, Nichols 134; 3d dist., Waymire 250. Joki'AN.— Clerk— Sigler 8, Fairchild 2, Irwin 17; Auditor— Robinson 17, Harris 9; Recorder— Antrim 10, Myers 4, Ferguson 13.1’ricel; Treasurer—Alter 28; Shereff— Powell 28; Coroner — Scars 28; Surveyor— Alter 28; Commissioners—--Ist dist., Prevo 27; 2d dist,, Coen 10, Nichols 17; 3d dist., Waymire 17. Newton.— Clerk— Sigler 32, Fairchild 2, Irwin 15; Auditor.— Robinson 40, Harris 6; Recorder — Antrim 5. Myers 2. Ferguson 41, Price 4; Treasurer— Alter 45; .sheriff— Powell 49; Coroner— Sears 50; Surveyor— /titer 50; Goonmissioners—--Ist dis!., Bentlv 1, Prevo 42, Robbins 5; 2d 'list., Coen 46, Nichols 3; 3d dist., Waymire 15, A. J. Yeoman 34. . .. Keener —Clerk— Sigler 10, Fairchild 58,Irwin 2; Auditor— Robinson 63. Harris 7; Recorder— Antrim 39, Myers 12, Ferguson 18. Price 1; Treasurer—Alter 69; Sheriff— Powell 69; Coroner Sears 69; Surveyor— Alter 69; Corhmissiouers—--Ist dist.. Bently 19, Prevo 7, Robbins 39; 2d dist., Coen 8 Nichols 54; 3d disk Waymire 66. Kankakee.— Clerk— Sigler 5, Fairchild 4, Irwin 6; Auditor—KobinuMl 10; Recorder— Myers 10, Ferguson 2; Treasurer— Alter 12; Sheriff Powell 11: Coroner— Sean 11; Surveyor— Alter Commissioners— lst Gist.. Bently 11, Prevo 2; "2d dist., Coen 5, Nichols 6; 3d dist., Waymire 12. Wheatfield,— Clerk— Sigler 5. Fairchild 9 Irwin 9; Auditor— Robinson 19,Harris 1; Reeor-' den — Antrim 4, Myers 20; Treasurer— Alter 28; Sheriff— Powell 23; Coroner—Sears 23; Surveyor —Alter 23; Commissioners— lst dist., Bently 6, Prevo 1, Bobbins 13; 2d dist., Coen 2, Nichols 19; 8d dist.. Waymire 22. Cabpentek.—Clerl'—Sigler 12, Fairchild 1, Irwin 178; Auditor— Reblnson 158, Harris 33; Recorder—Antrim 18, Myers 19, Ferguson 13, Price 143; Treasurer— Alter 190; <SAcrt/ f —Powell 108 ; Coroner— Sean 189; Surveyor- Alter 189; Gommiui< wra-lst dist., Bently 63; Provo 100; Robbins‘.2 2nd dist.,Coeu 101; Nichols 72; Waymire 186, ■ Milrot—CZerl'—lrwJn 10; Auditor— Robinson 9; Harris 1; Recorder— Antrim 0; Ferguson 9; Myera 0; Priee 1; 7>w*urer-Alter 10 ; SheriffPowell 10; C oroner— Sears 10; Surveyor— Alter 10; Commissioners— Istdist,, Bently 1; prevo 9; 2nd diet., Coen 6; Nichols 4; 3d dist., Waymire . 19. Union—CZcri—Sigler 30; Fairchild 9; Irwin 4; Auditor— Robinson 39, Harris 2; Recorder— Antrim 30, Myers 12, Ferguses 1; Treasurer— Alter 42; Sheriff -Powell 43; Coroner— Sears 43; Surveyor— Alter 36; Comn4»sloners—Ut dist., Bently 3. Prevo 26. Robbins 13; 2nd dist., Coen 28, Niebels 14; 3d dist., ay tn ire 40.

CLERK. C. C. Sigler... ...... 908 J). E. Fairchild im J. F. Irwin 485 Irwin’s plurality 178 AUDITOR. G. 11. Robinson .674 R. B. Burris ' 888 Robin to i’b majority 444 / RECORDER. Antrim 290 Myers 178 Ferguson 204 Brice 805 Antrim's w 0... -TREASURER. 7 M. B, Alter 920 SHERIFF. J. W. Powell „ , „ CORONER, F. J. Sears 910 , „ SURVEYOR. L. S. Alter. •. . 4 ...... .... 908 COMMISSIONER IST DISTRICT. o J.Bently 242 »• f>revo ;.'. '4«3 Robbins Provo’s majority 41 COMMISSIONER SND DISTRICT. < oc . n . 406 Nichols Nichols* majority ... • 70 COMMISSIONER «D DISTRICT. waymir0........................ ( 817 Tn this issue of The Republican may be found an advertisement of (J. <1 Starr, *he Pioneer grocer of Jasper county. Everybody in this county knows of Starr s grocery, and knows the proprietor to bo a man of integrity and thoroughly. experienced in the grpcery business. Keep your eye on Starr’s column and notice the bargains he of ers from time to time. i

.‘Notice of RemovalThe Republican has moved to a convenient location on Van Rensselaer street, opposite Halloran’s livery stable. Onr friends are invited to call and see us in our new quarters-

Colorado Excursions.

Colorado Round Trip Tourist Tickets at greatly reduced rates, via C., B. & Q. R. R., new Chicago and Denver Through Line, good during summer months and National Mining and Industrial Exposition in September are now on sale and full particulars as to trains and rates can be obtained from any Coupon Ticket Office in the United Sea es or Canada. - Ribbons, Laces, Gloves! new and beautiful, at Hr nan’s. I ■ <» Satins, Brocades, U atered Silks Laces, e c., for dress trimmings cheap at Honan’s. All kinds of white goods at Honan’s. ————— Go to Kannal’s for Potato Bug Poison, the only sure destroyer of the Colorado potato bug. Go to Kanual. The Druggist, for Alabastine and Wall Paper, prices remarkably low.

Fish Poles, Hooks, Lines, and Fishing Tackle at Kannal’s Drug and Jewelry Store. Several convenient and well-lo-cated residences for rent. Enquire at the Citizens’ Bank. Grand Opening of Jewelry, Watches, Silverware, at Kannal.s Drug Store, June 3rd, 188$. Go to Kannal’s “Jewelry Store” if you want a Gold Watch, Fine Gold Ring, or a Neck Chain.

Use Kannal’s

Potato Bug Poison. The only reliable destroyer for the Colorado hard-shell bug. McCormick’s Harvesting and Mowing Machines, the best in the market, sold by Roberts Brothers, Rensselaer. Ind. Hand m your bids on ditch work by the 17th of June. Specifications furnished by Lewis S. Alter, County Surveyor. K. of P. sct. Cigar at Kannal’s. The Druggist and Jeweler. Gents half hose from 15c to $1.25. per pair at Honan’s. A second hand buggy for sale or trade. I. B. Washburn. Catterpillar and ball fringe 45 and 50 cts. per yard at Honan’s.

Kannal’s Don Pedro sct. Cigar takes the lead. Call and try them. Go to Kannal’s Drug Store for ready mixed Paints, and White Lead at “Cost.” - i e in ■■ • ■ Gutta-Percha mixed Paint at Learning’s. (Tharp’s old sta&d.) St. Louis pure White Lead—every keg guaranteed pure —at Learning's. — Paint Brushes, Shoe Brushes, White-wash Brushas, Clothes Brushes, Hair Brushes and Tooth Bins ies at Learning’s. ■—- ■ ■ R Cigars and Tobacco at F. B. Learning’s. (Tharp’s old stand.) Remember that Bronze felt and examine it at Honan’s.' Those Hair Cloth Skirts, from $2.50 to $5.00, can only be bought of Honan.

Gentlemen Only!

See those elegant silk suspenders $1.75 per pair at Honan’s Fancy Store.

One Moment, Please!

Don’t be rash, but buy your Goodsuf Honan.

An Offer!

of Goods lower than evdr at the Fancy Store of E. P. Honan. > Would you believe it? but it is called “good taste” to trade at Honan’s E. P. Honan has just received a new and handsome pattern in dotthe mull. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.

New Parasols and 1 ans just received at E. P. Honan’s. The public has long since swarded to Ayer’s Hair Vigor the foremost p’laec among reliable Hair Restoratives. It is effectual agreeable and absolutely harmless. It makes the hair fresh and luxuriant, and old age scarce and unfashionable. Mosquito Bar in all colors at Honan’s. J. V. W. Kirk starts for Chicago Monnay morning, and asks those wanting Goods to leave their orders on Friday or Saturday. • I'—l Mr. 8. Erwin, and bis daughter Anna started Monday for Kansas and Indian Ter. to visit friends and see the country.

Given Away.

We cantaot help noticing the liberal offer made to invalids and sufferers by Dr. King a New Discovery for Consumption. You are requested io call at Imes Zt Meyer’s D ug Store, and get a Trial Bottle free of cost, if you are suffering with Consumption, Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Loss of Voice, lloaiseiieus, or any affection of the Threat or Lungs, it will positively cure you. Mr. and Mrs, F. J. Soars, and Miss Rosa Acres will start for Jamestown, D. T., next week, where they will remain two months.

Chills and Fever. Malaria.

The undersigned has no hesitation in asserting that the judicious use of Simmons Liv> r Regulator as a preventative and ionic to the sisters, will st cure immunity rrom the weakening and dangerous effects of malaria and will efiect a cure of chills and fever and all malarial dis rders. H. H. JONES, Ed. Macon, Ga., ‘ Telegraph, Beware of imitations gotten ud on the popularity of Simmons - Liver Regulator. Dr. Antrim, of Keener,, is on a visit to friends in Kansas. He wilf be absent about six weeks.

Manilla hats made good as new by E. P. Honan. ' Emmet Kannal is having erected a telephone line between his store and the depot. Go to F. B. Learning’s for your Wall Paper. For Sale. —A lumber wagon, a light wagon, and a set of harness for sale cheap. Inquire of Hiram Day the plasterer, at Rensselaer. Repairing Watches, Clocks pnd Jewelry done neatly and with dispatch, by Hal. B. Smith, “The Watchmaker,” at Kannal’s Drug Store. All work warranted. McCormick’s new Twine Binder, the most perfect machine of the kind in existence, may be bought of Roberts Bros., on Front street.

Hal. B. Smith, “The Watch-ma-ker,” can be found at Kannal’s Drug Store, where he will bo pleased to wait upon his old customers. All kinds of repairing done with neatness and dispatch. Roberts Brothers, on Front St., sell Logansport Wagons and Buggies, McCormick’s Harvesting Machinery, the John Deere Cultivators, Gilpin Sulky Plows and Harrows. A written guarantee of the wagons given if desired. Emmet Kannal, the Apothecary and Jeweler, carries the finest line of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silver-ware ever put on sale in Rensselaer. All his goods are fresh and new, and warranted as represented. Hal. B. Smith will always be on hands to wait on the trade in this department. Call and see the stock before you purchase your goods in the Jewelry line.

A Message from Surrey.

I have just received a large lot of ladies’ dress good.-’, consisting ot cashmeres, lustres, alp icas, poplins, lawns and ginghams, gloves, hosiery, laces and neck-wear which I am able to sell at surprisingly low prices. Also a full stock of lumber on hands.

G.W. WILCOX,

Sale pfShort-Horn Ca’tle. Thomas Robinson will sell at his farm, three miles north-east ot Rensselaer, Ind., on Friday, June 9th, 1882, one cow . and calf, six cows in calf, three yearling heifers, one four-year old bull and one yearling bull. Sale to begin at 2 o’clock sharp. Terms:—Twelve months credit will be given, purchaser executing note with approved security and bearing six per cent interest from date.

c, c. s Tffl n. MONEYSAVED • ■"'' By buying Groceries at the old reliable Grocery House of C. C. Starr, where you can be found the largest stock of Queensware, Glassware and wood-en-waie ever opened in Jasper Co. A great reduction of prices in all lines of Goods sold by them. ' _ SALT. 200 Barrels of No. 1 fine Michigan Salt at $1.40 per Bbl., and less in large quantities. BARGAINS in Dried Fruits and Canned Goods. California Canned Fruits,, the best in the market, 25cts per can. 2 lbs. String Beans lOcts, 3 for 25cts, Standard Goods and warranted. QUEENSWARE. Just Received! a large addition’ to my Queensware and Glassware stock, of the latest patterns and designs and will sell at prices that defy competition. Glass Sets 40cts, one set Glass Pitchers, new Patent, 50cts. TOBACCOS. The largest stock of Plug, Fine Cut and Smoking Tobaccos including the well known brands in plug tobaccos, Star, Climax, Bullion, Silver Coin, Jacksorts new brand * Spring, and many other brands of the best goods in the market at bed-rock prices. —— -g Bird Cages, Hanging Lamps, Stand Lamps, and Lamp Fixtures in /great variety. Amunition, Sporting Goods, and Fishing Tackle, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Spoons, <fcc. LEMONS. A lai •ge stock of choice Lemons bought at low prices. Boys’ Express Wagons from 50cts up. COFFEE Roasted Coffee, the best in th a market. I roast my own coffee fresh every other day and guarantee every pound to be “.’bat it what it is represented. I also sell Arbuckles Ariosa, 6 lbs. for SI.OO. Everybody invited to call and examine *Goods and prices. Highest market price paid for all kinds of Country Produce.

Surrey, Ind.

MEW M&&T JfstSIXST, (First door east of hutofficed Rensselaer, - Indiana. FRESH BEEF, PORK, VEAL MUTTON Sa.vusa.g-e, Bologqxa, etc., old in quantifies to suit purchasers, at the lowest rices. The very Dest of stock slaughtered. Give P d 0311. Highest Cash Price paid fir Fat Cattle. E. 8. WOOIT. .

$300.00 REWARD h FOR A Bare Footed Boy Running down the street with his FATHE &t’S BOOTS ON ! Stop at t e Corner opposite McCoy & Thompson’s Batik where vow will hud R.F ■ Priest Bro. with a new and splend id stock of BOOTS,SHOES, r.ATS & FURNISH’NG GOODS, DKJiAHIMJ Q< Mrs. Rehberg, Fine Dress —ANDCloak - Making i ROOM OVER KANSAL’S BUILDING NORTH SIDE WASHINGTON ST„ OVER SPEN - CER A CO.’S STOKE. Rensselaer, - Andiai a.

w. Babcock, ATTORNEY AT LAW, A nd Real Estate Broker, Jffioe nextclour to PostolHce. Practices in the courts of Jasper. Newtou and Benton c/runties. Lands examined, al>stracts of titles prepared, taxes paid, and colloe.tiona made.

[ JANI EL B. MILLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, R< sselaer, Ind. Notary Public and It attrance Agent. Specin attention given t the collection anil prompt romitt-ince of claims. of the latest styles. ~TONSORIAL. J. C. MOBGAN. B. P. MORGAN. MORGAN BROS.’ SH AVINC _ PARLOR. Hair Cutting ana Slaving done with neafnes and dispatch. 1* articular attention paid to Jail dren. vt3n37

C. D. NOWELS, DEALER IN--Lumber& Coal Common Lumber, Finishing Lumber, £*-» n Pine & Poplar J Fencing, Barn-siding, House-siding, Flooring, Ogee Bats, Window Stops, Doors and Windows Of all Sizes. In fiict all kinds of Wooden and Building material. Office at Railroad Depot, RENSSELAER, - INDIANA) Temple Iron Works!

Cunningham & Temple, I Engineers, Founders aui Hachinestl Ofliice cj- lEorA«,9O and !)2 Second St., ■ LA FA FLI TE, INDIA NA. 1 N'aniifacturers oj and Dealers in 9 i\ew and Secondhand ■ Engines and SHAFTINGS, PULLEYS, I LI A N GER S, BO 11 /E RExtO NT M Building Fronts fl GRATES* BEARING I '.AH 8, 1 Hay - Press Gearings, Etc.fl Jack-Screwn, Set-Screws, Bolts, Iron Forcing, steam Gauges, Glasd I Gauges. Gauge Cockj-:, ■ „F«lces, Check Valves, Pipe B and Fittings.- B Having an almost endk-s.i variety of Patteriß for Repairs and Attachments n>r Machines, mH are prepared to furnish oh the she, ; w t possibM notice every desertptivu ol Brass and IroM Castings B