Rensselaer Republican, Volume 14, Number 51, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 7 September 1882 — Page 1

RENSSELAER REPUBLICAN.

VOL. XIV.

or'r THE REPUBLICAN. *ISSVEI> X-VEHY rttL'HSDA*' MOIiNINU ill? GEO.'a. ’PUIU,ISHE!< AND IWPlttETOft , ' V- > 4.-UA. ->«»■.' L OP rU' E - -<) I Iv.e• t s•• h» V* n i|e n ssvfcl e•’ $t rue t, tin-vc doors ;b>cr.ti of W.Wnnxton. TetmS of Subscript ton J <);<■>year ' ...#>so r'Sjx rftniife ...... : 75 Tiiree inoirtns. . . '•. .. 50 The Official Paper of Jasper County.

DIfeEOTORT JUDICIAL Circuit .Turtle ..Edwin P. Hammond Pi-t*»ecittteg'. A tw,;-»&y ;.' .1. Daw n 1». l)isnoi*r. Terum of' t-’evrS— fird Man-day in -January; Third Mawd-ayin Jtiirah; J'irxi Xynddy in Jun«; Third it COUHTY OFFICERS Clerk ..... .’ .cnakv.es H. Price. .‘Sheriff T.i.J&HN W. Powki.l. Auditor EzitA C. Nowels. ■J'cefMvirer.... IJusESj B. Alter . JliMorAtj ...., J ami.s T. AChett. Survevor. Loris 8. Alter tjupcriMfcndeut Public School*; . I).JI. Novels. Het Dii-Jriet ISAAC J). HUNS, ~ uomptisslonei** ,-<i District George '.V. Bukk <3,1 District W. E. IV>cKwooi>. <7i>/z»s«U*ioniins’ Monday* in'March, LT and JdtMMHiber. CORPORATION QFFWER9: Marshnl’i.. .0. e. Luckey ■ Clerk.. .'.... . U\»A'. Wasson Treasurer.. . ...;.va. K.’ <p. ; l [ IstH’.wl... ..John T I '' I2>l 'Yard.. ... .15. !?'. PpiopsoN CuuiicUnjon f 3<l Ward ■■ .51.0'. Rhodes •' [itsiWrfrll ..%.*.I, k. M'asmhvrnIsthWard f v «H'.Y| W?TT?T.! ""! '.II'.J )■ ■ '.dlf iso-A-— -4-r~ ■ P’ftYSICIABS. . ■ im-'ritriv —hTtriTV • I \R. r. B. WASHBURN, . - ' iJj/plAill?) ' ’Io ,UX‘, PHYSICIAN anl Rbiipfetiaer, imikUD*tSivcsjepeciia a.j teutipn to Wotoeij nd JJUpdron aod Clirj/tv/e pisiVsWv’ luiffi” nil>er t'U'ar e pftntfpx 1 y tr tie luted w h »r f • .- ■ r ■"7r*T" THA C. KELLEY , JL ."■■ DWfST, ‘ '• ' ’ JUtN-iSKLAEIt. INDJ.LN V. < Mi :Dl KeJley |i«y>lmd tniiTy years’ in toe .practice of'Dentistry, an u. refits’‘to nifftiufuerr 4iis'patroir.s’as W the QualUj* <W wtirK turned out. W men no "Granite;feelU” u,o£ ) niiy,spurious and . wpirtUless materia!. Special uileji’.loH given to ibe pr.ys'ervatipu of the natnial teeln- ai i the rratura! tflid dseiul adjustment bi Krtifieh l leetli. . ‘ AH'Wiailond warranted, apft cevrespond vyitp quality, of work. Office over Iniesel Aicyeri tlrugjildre. AT IORNEYi Simon Dav'io I. Thomtsom J ’ Attrn>ry‘u/. /.am. • ’ XtAary f'ubiic. r£HOMPSON & -BRO.. ' • rrrOß NETS'Al 1 £aW, ■• ReiisseJaer, fiiti. Practice in ali tue courts'. We )lay psrticulai W attention to paying ta.xrirt..selling and j leasing lands. ? M. L. SPITLER Collector, and A M° KDFjCAI F * - HiL ' coTE ’ ATTORNEY AT LAW, ’ ' . freiissdaer,. lipl. Attends tb all business in the, profession with promptness tiad- dispatch. Office in second story oi tee .Mukeevor buildmc.

R,'m. nWIGGINS. ZIMRJ BWKJGINS It. S. & Z. UWIGGINS, A TFOIi'NEYS AT I.AW, i»ens.iC!aer,.]nd. We ■Zk have associated 'Vui. B„ anst.iii with us in ine practice, and will iirthe laUae special attention to collecting unit practice hi Couutv Uominissioners’ and Justice Coitus. Jaw Practice uinjer new Djtcldhg Luw.aspeciatty. JIJA.RPER W. SNIDER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Remington, Ind. Praetic >n the courts of Jasper, Newton and lienton comities. w. babcock’ ATTORNEY AT LAW, And l;enl Nutate broker. Oilice nextdoor to J'ostoiiiee. Practices in the 'MAurto ot J ms per, N ewto'n and Ben ton counties. Lands examined, abstracts of tides prepared, taxes oaid, and collections made. J JAN IEL B~M I L LER, ~ ATTORNEY AT LAW, Rt weelaer, Ind. Notary I’pMtcan . h siir.tnce Agent. Specia attention given c tbe col lection and prompt reiuit tunee of <•htiuis. ol.the Ia.UA styles. Nll SC ELI.AN EO UIS. .. ... - T — ■ —- r » —•—- p HUIE NEW MAKEEVEK HOUSft JLJLx 1 Rensselaer, Ind. oje ned; new :utd lineiy liurnisiuii; doo] and plea...nil rooms; table unaiirpiis.;e.i Good >ani| !<• Ib-oms on lirrt floor. VK.e Bus. i„ ; ,i.d iiom Hep t BURKE, Proprietor. Ay Al. A. PHILLIPS. AUCTIONEER, Rensselaer, - - - Indiana. Wu.l, W 11. &C. Rhoades. ess prompt .y ;jt tended ip, iiiiih iv.eity ah couptry, 0 552 L. WIf.LIS, ' z.u... .... 1 ■ ■ uifiiH ... " GUN and LOCKSMITH (Slmpbn River bank. Month-of HMioi.l House, | ItKxssiiiMi:a, Indiana. Ail kinds of )mu and Wood ti rnitig. f,.,.. 1 Work in Iron, Sleet ;md liras~, op - bu t and. al reaunable rules. div'c'u..i ~p, ' A i.t'Kdli Mc('oV. r . ' 'PIiGM G- T| b ».i!,Wx P.I NKING HOUSE OP A. M„e.'<>Y A r, J.) THUM.I’*. N, successor*; to A. Mehov X Them I'fon. Bankers). Rensselaer, Inj geir.'ial banking i>i;siness. Guv anil lot ' J . ' V.:u>;.e. ■'U avn'il :l bi o m >oa l<d. atcre«l piuti <h, spe.-j t t ,cu. On.ce rfume pi.m

RENSSELAER, JASPEff COUNTY. INDIANA, THIHISDAY. SEPTEMBER,? tSß‘>.

•T.EtP- fT BEFORE THt PEOPLI. ' tv ‘" Strictly a Jewelry Store. .' --Still in pusiness in the— POST-OFFICE BUILDING. . •j!Q:—— ' , ' ZV ' bottom,'' VW'?, —TJJ II- WAH.AOM3 WATCH Sole,Agent for the Celebrated — ROCKFORD W/VTCH. .Gr- < ■ / • - f t-ilAji anything in the*— JEWELRY WJUE •• i-< t give ineua call. . • '.■ . >' ■<■ .1 trr Ai ’■ .•« Ml tv 1 I ■•■?; .un,';: <■ 1i... >

‘TONSORIAL. f J. C. MOKG.&& ■ ,i| L Y ..vflpr, MOiU»>N. ’■ MORGAN BR(M’. . 1 SMAViNGPARLCYR. Hatl C*itt*V»y>-3na- Snaviiig dAtfe fAthl and dispatch.. kWieuiarjiueuliwL pai< tv . nildr.cn. , . , . . , ,v13n37 - R. S. DwWhinrs.Pres’Ji ymuixs. Cashier/ ; fHTIMNB’ BANK 1 , <, ' r ‘ V R ARR, INDIA NA. '■ ■ p’oes’a gc'n'erlil Ann king btisineAs f‘ gi ves--Anecial attention to.collections; reniitlances made bn day ol uayment at current rate,ofgxjch;inge ; iu< t/srest paid on b ilances ; b'errilieatt-s' bearing interest; issued ; etetrange bought and sold. Vollniadffitlti angefertlgt. Etbsehaften,Slinkh ffoFiiernnit.cn u. <l. gl. in Deutsffid.inds. Oester‘reieh, Denmark, Schweden. Norwegyn luul der Seweiz. Weec-ei an <lie bedeffiofiten' Banktfesenaefte in alien Saedten E iropu's ;|iigestellt Hillfttt.ee vou inkl nach KuronauebercUe Damp-' tschiff-Lirfieif zd'verkatifen. ' ~j.’ w. pomebT Desires to jilfnrr,vtiie’ 1 pn.bllc ucnerallv that |he has. Air.’ tii.j i ■ : ; -rs LIME STOME QUART And is readyto furuisii builders and all ofher's* with Pure White Lime, at. market prices. The liffie is> warranted, hrs class in every particular. JndiafaKApril l.Uh. ISSI.

Jferr ■■ (first door east of Postoflke,) • Rensselaer, - Indiana. FRESH BEEP, PORK, VEAL, MUTTON Sstixsagfe, etc., . old in Quantities to .suit purchasers, at the iowefct rices, file Wry-west of stock.slaughtered. Give e-a'call. Highest Casio Price paid for fat Cattle, B. S. WOOD. Pl.< >N Kill? MEAT MARKET, (First Dour West Jewelry Store.) Rensselaer,* - - Indiana J. J. IEIGkESBACfI, Prop’r. BEEF’, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Sau.saug'o, Bo- ' iogtitt, etc., sold in quantities to suit purchasers at the lowest pvees. None but he beat stock shuigiitered. Everybody is invited -all. Ihe Highest Price Paid- fo> <ji«oa &’ai Cattle. 12 «. J. J. EIGLESPAt

\JONOH ROUTE.” iMfille, H-A. e< Step RaUway Co. . <6 SOLID_TRAt?-S BETWEEN LOUISVILLE AND CHICAGO TfcTCZvTIX. Tlmo 5.3 a ‘Ef- SO^TT^I. — fuGt -y _ NO,a; | NO. 1. Daily j ily *• O.iily TtS|iiu 7 ;'(in in lv Douih' (Llk luTpi 'Jt>pni ~sl'.iim *<W ?.*, ‘ ~'i f ' “.Nli WA i hikUV- •• N 53 “ a (j,-) ■ HUD" 1(47“ ai-Mitclioll .*■ C:::i “ 547 “ 1 11 4S" ?1(H“ •* Hlooiinnjftoii * 511) “ 4 ii! “ laaure •* Oi>Sj«>!•(, , •* 4 HU « l la •» 18»;C'UU> “ .(jjr’iui.’sMu junv :- 4 .17 •» 117" 144 K l }•(»•*■ *• l{i#n"li,4lal/) ’ H US“ ■ ; <415 f i"Ur;riiiVi’jj.itn”. ■ j 57 **• ‘•'Si 'V “ ( von li'ilf-villc i:5 " 15V** svl" <• Lifr.AK Jun* i:w »»“ a ,4-I •> 1 ,;i'.nvfcttfc lv| 105" 4 -.i " 4 (IN •• l!i's ho!,ls ur li 1.5 •• J 1 ■ ‘“i " •■*:!! “.j" V.OV'ON lv U3>ni 11 !»*- if"" 4 77" jl j’.Muartit . . .kKiiiwl" Ml> • 5 17' !><M *♦ lurliuU.-.pl'Kir "111 14“ |ti ".It*** 7 20“ 72w " | Ditliou ..iai it”s " ,S 55 " NH/3 " ■’•On* 1 !'• t'IXH.WiO JV | S Off 14 ' 7 7(1 " * Daily u\cL'iit -"Hi'iPu oriiiLT.iuii!. •ifinle at ' u itli nitwit trains fur i in* iioi lit nuii iiorUiwc.Nt. ’ i’ntlniiin iitiladnalei'fiiiv.tca, non train 1 For liuXels uri.l ftir?!i«r tnfutiuutl'iu, apjify t<* C. !’. W II HN, -tyonf, lUillttvll" r, MV 17 It A V DLi.LLRv. o.l' V. Louiaviil* Ky.

PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. A. Leopold is in. Chicago this.weck. .' ■■ * ■■ ■ 1 ‘ Rial Benjamin has erected a neat burn on his property. Mrs. John Reynolds is visiting friends at Centerville, lowa., , A- J. Yeomah is* afnong the High Rockies in Colorado, Adjutant General Carnahan will be with the “boys F at the soldier’s reunion. Mr. Leveret Clark, Oberlin, Ohio is visiting his relatives the Prices this week. Miss Myra Price is teaching-the: Grammar department in the Goodland schools.’ ' 1 ' i \' - F u Jeduthin Hopkins has traded his grocery .store for a, mill near Dayton in .Tippecanoe County. Bailes, principal of ithe Remington schools, is ing the Institute this week. ' • ■ ..-<•/■ -I . .... Mr, Thps. White, of Dahvillq 111. visitect his tup the rin Hanging Grove township thifc week. ‘ C. C. Sigler has- removed to.' Dwiggins’ brick house noiit the depot. ‘H . . i ' Wile Diivall has retired from the boarding house business and has moved into the house lately occupied by D. B. Miller. • ■ • ' >1 t I O. B. Steward has been chosen Noble Grand of Iroquois Lodge I. O. O. F. vice C. F. Overackert rew signed-

Mrs. C. F. Overacker ht& not yet joined her husband in Carson, lowa.. She is now visiting friend's : in Eeniun The Rev. W.-N. WvetV of Indxanapplis,; ectjtpr of the Journal and Messenger,, a religious, paper, called upon us yesterday mqrhihg. Mr, Wm. E. Templeton has sold his Front St. property to Mr. C. D. Nowels, and with his family has removed to Chicago.. The Bev. J. J. Claypool will dehis first sermon in'Rensselaer.next Sunday at the M. E. Church at WTO a. rii. ill preach at Blue Grass at 3p. nr. the same day.

COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The Commissioners met in regular sessions Monda}’-, The Hong. I. D. Dunn E* E. Rockwood andG. W. Burk all present. The first day was devoted wholly to the disposal of claims against tilecounty. On j ’uesday more cl aims < were passed upon’ and it was also ordered, by the Board, that the poll tax of W. M. Armstrong of Carpenter ba- remitted as were also taxes of SaralrEckles, it widow, also a resident of Carpenter. The application of Robert Dickson for a IL cense to keep a saloon in M. O. Halloran's place vas heard anT there being, no Opposition the! license was granted.

CHILD'S INQUIRY!

,“\Vhmf is that Father?’’ “A pmiliiUte. . ~£>iiy nii-J smiling, early and lat<: V>-'i«o wanWth an itfti. t), badly ibey .<•»/; TRfc rt»fik«!h him olvvcr »y nijr lif nwl <l*y. , rftaud'M" in "'illi ’fifa-fL's, Ht'emf man,. v(iu«, ih*i,,ij inn |jhj.i; A fwhutl’ii to 8im;o: h Jordan a rnuyi* mad, Tlemperjinoo fat/y* and ttie code. 'n.niH, rnv w»n,, with cunning and tricks, They capture us voter- in jioiitica. li y-ou list to Wi» 'winmon iu- 1 addle your } tu to. SustkL to your party ami volujit afrvif/ht." ¥r *

REMINGTON ITEMS.

Drar Remrtiittin; The Fiir is over, tha fast horses alkl the fine Hereford . and Durham cattle have goner to their native stalls; the hippodrome riders haye' folded their tents, like 'the Arabs, and Remington is-now pursuing u tbe noiseless teno-r of her way.” It could not come under the head of “noiseless” during the last. night or two of- the fair, as our tydrthy Marshal had al) he could do, he and his efficient aids, to take care of those who were rendered incapable of taking care of themselves. Thafiks to the vigflence of those in authority, no serious disturbance occurred, ex-, cept a fight on Saturday morning in which pistols and bad words' were freely used, but no serious damage was done, ii we 'except the damage to public morals by supfr unseemly exhibitions. W© were glad to see so many Rensselaer over during ihfC fair, prominent among whom, .wp noticed Sheriff Pow r ell and family,' the Thompsons, A. McCoy . «ntl ' farhity, accomp&hied by their friend Will. Rinehart, of Delphi; • Clerk C. Price and his brothers. Clark gi ns, Nftthanifel f Bates;--lxut We find ■ we. will npt havprbani to mention the half of them Without fcrhngcendiifg the limits' of an ordinpry letter. ■ ... , ' Miss Bolles, Mrs. Stearns, Kfias' Ollie Hendryx, Mrs., She&er? >nd, Mis-gjMaggio Ghappoll spent Tiles- 1 day iuliqnbsehio» . . A Mdn living 'iij- thi^ 1 plaeef jsr about to pay a high cohiplimenji |o’ his deceased h-ito, haitonlhg io supply weeks nftfer heir demise J ; T < ’ . ,-We regret,to hear that Mr, jft)b-' ert Parkfi’ has ; taken the western fever. It is jfunipyed that he think th of gefifig to Denver, Col. He andhis family will bh avaltfable acquisition to the society of that city, or any other city where he may choose to locate. Mr. Fred Hoover is about to purchase a residence in town. They are very pleasant people, and we shall be glad to welcome them to Remington.

Mr. S. Solomon returned to Remington last week, and will set up his household goods next week in the J. Thompson property; Mr. Thompson having mo red back to his old (quarters iutheP. 0. building. All are glad to welcome Mr. Solomon <Mid his family back to Remington. Remingtontan. •

HOW IT WORN'S IN IOWA.

( CarM>v, s ]a„, C ’riterw-n.) Prohibition does prohibit iu j lowa, prom till parte of the State n,ews eaino of the closing of saloons. In the beer-cursed town of Chariton ten saloons closed with the expiration of their license on the Ist last, i Since then a fellow who was determined to run his den in spite of the amend the,rit has been arrested and heavily fined. Many other instances of the disdhifcinnpce of saloons and disorganization of beer clubs could be fitted, and even the most violent opponents of the amendnjettz arc even this soon forced |to admit that fit is a blessing. It 1 wili doubtless take some thud to make perfect the work of enforcement of the amendments, but that i better day is coming when the drink dens, the breeding places of crime and vileness, will no longer curse the greater cities of tins State. -

Jasper county Fair nekt week. # to Ten.thousanii people are coming to the soldiers reunion at Rensselaer the 27th of this month. All organized soldiers reporting under a commanding, officer,- with roll of numbers, will bo famished rations, and gate tickets free for the soldiers reunion, McPherson Post No. 84 G. A. R? of Rensselaer will hold a- Camp Fire at the soldiers reunion, to which all the G. A. R. Posts ten counties’ have been invited. The “buys’* are determined to have a good time.

The firm of Tharp <fc Hopkins no longer does business in the Stone building, they have traded, the stock of groceries for a mill at Dayton/, Ind., formerly owned by Mr. Kellenberger, who has just completed the invoice of the stock. Mr. Keilenberger has, not determined whether he will continue the business here, or not.

One of the ! v©ry best (Iramatiu . cojppfuiies ihf|t ever visited Rensselaer. is that of Felix A. ainl Eva Vincent, who played diming the Fair week three years Ugo. pur readers will be pleaded to hear that the same company will be here dhring the fair this year. On Tuesday evening next, Befit; II at the Opera House, they will give a powerful and interes ting filay of Froti Frou. Take it in by all meana.

J. V. W. Kirk for dress goods’ 1 Photograph Albums- at Imes <fe: Myers. ' Podket Albums, very fine, at liD4?s & 31 yers. Look out for Bargains on thefive cent counter. 1 The five cent counter looms F. J, Sears & son. Paints, Oil and wall paper chea per than ever at Kannal’s Drug Store • —,— Slates and Book Satchels at Kann al’s Wm. H. A C. Rhoad es have their fine harness at the Las ayette Fair this week. Do you wish to preserve the hand writing of. your friends? Get one of those nice Autograph Albums at Imps A Myers.

Em met Kannal has on sale the “ Story arid, Camp” Organ-~ manufactured in Chicago, and guaranteed to be the best low price Organ in the market. Gall and examine the instruments and 1 earth prices. “Get there Eli” for Imes & Myers have got just what you want, clothes brushes, combs, Soaps—O? so nice—Perfumery just the thing to get for Sunday evening, you know—Blank books” and Pocket, books, Go in, you are sure to buy, they are so cheap. , _ Ayer’s Ague Cure ehould Ik? in every household m regions where Fever and Aguo pervails. It sfi< : »uld be taken as a perventjve by evserv resident and traveler m malarial' distrieds,

iRc &. |*,«r* <h‘» arc our . atu!i»ri«rti for i feic safe <>r flu 4 jfisflfly I'‘j*S£e*y Woofs. , i'a lioE^j. nvailrro (vA ’ j Hni-iiiirrn fUniUSI'R fj urtukro fj

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