Rensselaer Republican, Volume 14, Number 45, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 27 July 1882 — FROM GILLAM. [ARTICLE]

FROM GILL AM.

Corn coming out of th 4 Idahs Wheat fa utility all ►lackwl. We ttyinlt Mr. Wide Awake need ant go n> Madarwille to learn telegraphy; the '*»nap-,»er-Sonn ler” In quanlwnVxuffiiit Mr. 17. M. Scotl, *»1 Ctmw (Brv|rf*;ye ( pr.id" iid aqu.iinlHncfx, Mr, Hum -y und lUyburn, a hIioH visit mis week. Bt-t, lo Wile Awa’.;e and Cult. PicLki.

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TevUrancr Prooimmmi.—The regular tawstiug of the Rensselaer Btofe Ribbon Ternperanee Union will be held at the C-iurt nouM, Saturday evening, July 29th, 18832 The following is the programme ot axeroisen: .1 —Song by the choir r .Mrs, W. L. Hamar organist. 2—Prayer bv Rev. B\ F. Ferguson. B—Reading Scriptures by Mrs. K. 8. Dwic;gins. 4 Song by the choir. 5 Reading minutes of previous meeting. B—Opening remark a, Rev. J. W. Loder. 7 Song by the choir. 8— Remarks by W. T. Perkins. » 9—Song by the choir. 10— Declamation by Fannio Scott. 11— Song by the choir. 12— Declamation by Mary Chilcote. 13— Song by Anna Scott. 14— Ten minutes recess. 15— Duet by Prof. and Mrs. TV. de >6. Hooper. 10—Remarks by Jnanes T. Abbett, 17—Song by the choir. 18~*Declamation by Lorena Ftscook. 19— Song by the choir. . 20— Remarks by Elmer DWigglns. 21— by the choir. 22 Closing i©marks by ex-Prest. W. Deok. 28—Song by tho eliolr. 24—Bene '-iction by Rev. Geo. Havens. Remarks limited to five minutes. A cordial Invitatioa is extended to all. Exercises to commence at Btls sharp. Noble J. York, President. Chablks VV. Coen, Secretary. 4 * * TO CEDAR lJkeT * Last Saturday, upon the invitation of that most genie 1 and accommodating of railroad men, Murray Keller, general passenger agent of the L., N-A, k O. R. R. r a roprosentative of The Republican joined • party of newspaper men gathered up from along the whole line of the road, in on excursion to Cedar Lake; that soon to be celebrated Summer resort, some six and thirty miles north-west from Rensselaer. The party was under the direct management of Mr. Keller himself. At Cedar Lake the party was increased by several members of tho journalistic fraternity from Chicago. Cedar Lake is a beautiful and romantic little sheet of water, a “watery gem” the Inter-Ocean calls it, some three miles in its greatest length by one and a half miles at its greatest width. A pretty little pleasure steamer makes frequent trips around its undulating shores, and numerous rowing and sail-boats dot its surface. Accommodations for visitors are furnished in a, large Hotel Encampment. The central office is a wooden structure, while eating, sleeping, cooking and dancing, are carried on in a large number of tents of various sizes. 'George M. Robinson was sheriff of Jasper county four years, (the same lengtn of time Mr. Novels has held the much more lucrative office of Auditor), and his administration of that office was considered the best the county had ever had. He was competent to attend to all the duties and was obliging andaccommodating to all with whom he came in contact in the discharge of official duties. In view of the fact of his past record the majority of the Republicans of Jasper county said they wanted him for the office of Auditor, and he is now before them as a candidate, not altogether of his of choice, but because they knew nim to possess in an eminent decree the qualifications for the office, and they will see to it that he is elected by an overwhelming majority, despite all the Democratic lies that are being thrown at him. Democratic dirt is awful filthy, but it has not a very lasting effect. Dr. Thomas, Oculist, Annul, nud Derma Utlogial, of Lafnvotte, will be at Dr. I. !».* Washburn’s office; Rensselaer, on the first Saturday of each month, oatumenciog August sth. Persons b«vinz diseased ejes or eurs, will liaveaa opportu ‘ty to he treated by a specialist who has attended the lirgesl Mniic il Schools ar.d H«sj>itul» in the United Staten. Persons disfigured bjr diseases of (he Ain, such as blotches, pimples, eruptions, of tho face, or in say other localities, can prchablv hare them cured by calling on him for treatment. He i» well supplied with surgical 'instruments, and makes a.iy ol the opara- ; lidos on the eye such u the operation fur • crorzed fyye, cataract, eto He can relie\« many persona who are deaf, and can t-fcp diet racing noises in the e-*r, an well aad'chargreof matter from the ear. Those who call on him the Brrt day will he treated tor therains tee tortile satire time na for a part* Remember the day August 6th. Mr. Finest Svlrertrn, avioh Wa’l'rfrrnt broker living in Hnhnkin, oppast New York Ci'y, wrjitw; •-'liif rtocMive kirnin of nervous excitement r. enhiiig fr> ni st* ok spccnhition und too high living n ude quin an inruliil of me. Brown s Iron Bitters re■Jtot rd aie to pvrfectihealth and Mre*jvtk ”