Rensselaer Republican, Volume 14, Number 45, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 27 July 1882 — UNDERSTAND ITNOW [ARTICLE]

UNDERSTAND ITNOW

The stone-work on the jail has beeft completed. Miss Hatue Spade, of Goodland, is visiting with the family of Mr. E.S. Woods. * Miss Bunnie Bonfield, of Kankakee, 111., is the guest of Miss Nellie Spitler. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Moulton, of Earl Park, Ind., visited friends here Monday and Tuesday of this week. “Clipsetta,” the • latest style of Hat, at Honan's. Call and see.

Work has been commenced on the new Catholic church, on the lot near Mr. M. F. Chilcote’s residence. Mr. John Cook and wife of Goodland, passed Sunday and Monday in our place, guests of Mr. R. H. Percupile. David J. Thompson has gone to Michigan on a pleasure trip, fishing to a great extent will lie indulged m by David. Mr. Franklin I). King, an exsoldier, has long been in poor health; suffering from third-day ague and other diseases, contracted in the array. The Right Rev. Joseph Dwenger, bishop of Ft. Wayne, came to Rensselaer Tuesday evening on business connected with the new Catholic church.

It is expected that the “short cut” into Chicago will be finished by the L., N- A. <ft C. R. R., in about two weeks. This will shorten the running time into Chicago from this place about half an Hour. Mrs. Fannie 0., wife of JJIr. W. H. Rhoades is making arrangements to visit Battle Creek, Mich., for the btlrpose of medical treatment. Mrs. R. has been an invalid for several years. We hope she may be benefited by her visit. Three Things tire requested of all wh* receive a Witiamac Normal Circular: I, Read it. 2. —Show it to your friends. 3. Keep it, and* if you some, see that the school is ib bvery respect equal to the representation, or demand your money,

W. E. NETHERTON.

Eighty miles of first-class railroad passage for one dollar is surely hbout as cheap traveling as any reasonable person co.uld desire; but that is just what the New Albany rohd proposes to give the people of Rensselaer, next Sunday on the ex cursion train to the Battle Ground Camp-meeting. Chea per than staying home, that is.

The Gazette wishes to say for the informntion of any concerned, Unit what it has published regarding Air. Oilman as a suitable gonilomun foi Suite Senator, was pub* lished on its own responsibility, and entirely and wholly without Mr. Oilman’s, previous knowledge. He is h candidate for Ksprescrdative and not for Senator.—A'enflaild Gazette. Mr. Gilman is also oub candidate for Representative, and we predict his nomination on August 12,1892. at Rensselaer, without any opposition. Mr. Gilman acts a wise part in treating our primary with entire sincerity, and yo tkue fbiend of his will seek to draw him into the contest on next Saturday, for Senator. .