Rensselaer Republican, Volume 15, Number 2, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 28 September 1882 — Page 5

THE REPUBLICAN.

TsurERANCK Phoorammk.—The regulatneeting of the Rensselaer Blue Ribbon Tem perance Union will be held fit the C*>urt House, Saturday evening, Sept., 30th, 1882. The following is the programme ot exercises: 1— Song by the choir, .\lrß. W. L. Hamar organist. 2 by Rev. D. T. Halstead. . 3 Heading Scriptures, by Miss Madge Osborne. 4 Song by thechoir.* 5 Reading minutes ofprevious meeting, —Opening remarks, by Mrs. R. S. D wiggins. 7 Song by the choir. 8- by C- J. Brown. %—Song by the choir. 10— Remarks by Rev. T. W. Drennen. 11— Ten minutes recess. 12— Remarks b> James W. Douthit. 13— —Duett by Mr. and Mrs E. P. Honan. 14— Miscellaoous Remarks. 15— Smg by the choir. 10—Closing remarks by Ezra C‘ Nowels. 37—Benediotioo by Rev. Pnilip McDade. Remarks limited to five minutes. Let the members of the choir be present early aud take seats assigned for them. A cordial invitation is extended to all Exercises to commence at 7 45 o’clock p. m. Noble J. York, President. Charles \V. Coen, Secretary-

THE M. E. S. S.CONCERT?

The M. E. S. S, Will. give a concert at the M. E. Church, Sunday evening, Oct Ist, 1882. The lollowing is the programme b? exercises. 1. Song—Anthem. 2. Prayer—Rev. Havens. 3. Song by school. 4. Declamation.—lda Milliken. 5. Song. —lnfant class. ■C. Remarks by Rev. Claypool. 7. Song—Class No. 5. 8. Declamation—True Alter. It. Dedamation—Frank Wood. 10. Song—Male Quartctt, lrom Bible class. 11. Colloquy—Class No. 2. 12. Song—Mr. Benjamin’s class. 13. . Declamation—Hattie Powell. 14. Declamation—Anna McEwen, | 35. Closing song—Class No. 2. 10. Every body invited to attend. MADGE OSBORNE, Supt. DELLA HOPKINS. Sec’y.

A DYERTISED LETTERS.

Letters addressed as below remain un"called for in the Post Officn Ht. Rensselaer. Jasper county, ludian*, on the 28d day of ..September, 1882. Those note aimed within four weeks from tli* date above given will 3>e sent to the Dead Letter Office, Washing, ton, L». C. Person* (Milling for any of the letters in thi« list will please say they are advertised. Joseph Bice, Mrs. Eliza A. Cox, Clias. Evsws, Richard Grimek. Caroline, Hoggatt, Mrs. Sarah Joid d, Martin Kane, Jacob Lewis. JH. Luilen, Poj>e& Davis, R. W. Rhoades, Geo. Thornton, Samuel Woods. HORACE E. JAMES, P. M. Large and fat and big at utl 1; Five inches long, and wnglied a pound A big Bartlett pear which Alfred McCoy. Gave to ye editor; we thank the old boy.

NEVER GIVE UP.

As a rule we do not recommend pntent medicines, but when we know of one that really is a public benefactor, and does positively cure, then we consider it our duty » impart that information to all. Electric Hitters are truly a most valuable medicine and will surely cure billiousuess, fever aim ague, stomach, liver aud kidney complaints •even when all other , remedies fail. We know whereof we speak anil can freely recommend them toall. —Exchange.—Sold at lilty cants a bottle by lines & Meyer. Mr. Lewis Shepherd, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., whs cured of impurity o' the blood and nervousness by Brown’s Iron Bitters.

CATARRH.

Don’t fail to ask your druggist Air a bottle ofPapillion if you wish to be entirely releaved from this most disagreeble and very prevalent disease. It cures speedily, pleasantly and sur,-ly.

TRAVELERS BY SEA AND LAND

Change of air unil travel produces con. stipation, followed by headache and a general disarrangement of the svstem. The nauseated stomach gags at a pill, while mixtures sweet or acid are revolting. Nothing ot tliis kind is ever complained ol in taking Simons Liver Ilegulator— purely vegetable, pleasant to the taste, aud itsopperation upon the liver being perfect, at »he same time so imperceptible that it interferes with neither business or pleasure.

MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.

Millions of bottles King’s New discovery fob consumption, coughs and cylds, have been given nwuy ns Trial Bottle tis tho large size. This enormous outlay Nvould be disastrous to the proprietors, were it not for tbb rare merits posessed by the wonderful tatcdicine. Call at lines & Meyer’s dnig store and get a triil bottle free, and try for yourself,

“The Protection of Forests”. The Review is sold by booksellers and newsdealers generaly.

CHICAGO PHYSICIANS

Use Papillon in their daily practice. It has affected cures where all else failed. It can be had of any druggist. Mr. Ji R. Farrell, Logansport.' was cured of a pain in his back, arising from the Kidney disease, by Brown,s Iron Bitters. COMMISSIONER'S COURT * • A statement of the list of allowances made by the Commissioners of Jasper county at their regular September Sesston, 1882. RELIEF OF POOR. , Charles C. Starr, md’se to poor of Milroy township $ 897 Ralph Fendig, same, Union township, 15 Geor .>e Dexter, boarding and • lodging paupoi. l 00 S and M. Solomon, md’se, to ihe poor of Carpenter Tp. 28 00 Ralph Feridig, same, Newton township, 9 92 43 04 ROADS AND BRIDGES. Allen J. Yeoman, Superintending Bridge " 600 John W. Powell, Sheriff,, serving road viewers 8 75 Lewis S. Alter, Surv. Examining and receiving Burk’-s bridge 3 00 David H. Yeoman Superintend* ing grade at same. 25 00 Thomas J. Pritchard, viewing and reporting road, cause No. 3741. 4 50 Samuel R. Nichols, viewing in road cause No 3741, 3 00 John W. Duvall, same No. 3855 300 William Greenfield, same 150 Berry Parris, same 1 50 Augusius H. Wood, J. P. Qualifying road viewers 50 Jacob Clouse, viewing and reporting road, cause No. 3852. 800 Win. MqElfresh, view'g same 15061 25 EDUCATIONAL. Robert Keptier, Janitor for Tea< her’s examination 3 00 David B. Nowels, services as * County Superinundent 236 00 289 00 COUNTY OFFICERS. Ch»s. H. Price serv. Co. Cl’k Moses B. Alter, Traasurer, Quarterly salary 200 00 Ezra C. Newels, making collection registers . 66 00 Same Quarterly salary 472 07 738 07 INCIDENTALS. . Moses B. Alter, Treas. bill lor postage 8 80 D. B. Newels, Co. Supt. same 6 96 Ezra (J. Nowels, Aud. same 380 Nelson Everson, cleaning public out-house 5 50 19 56 PRISONERS. Abraham Leopold, clothes for prisoner 9 00 Jno. W. Powell, Shff. Board ing and guarding prisoners 128 70 Willey & Sigler mdse, for prisoners 1 50 139 20 COUNTY OFFICES. M. B. Alter, moving safe from Depot 17 00 Roberts Bros, door keys for sheriffs oftice 1 50 F. B. Learning, mdse to Recorders office 6 61 Mervin 0. Cissel, postal cards and matches 175 25 80 PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS. N. Warner & Sons, repairs on Court House 98 10 Chus, P. Hopkins, kalsominmg and papering Kec. Off. 6 25 R. F. Furguson, lumber for Court House 17 84 Ailley & Sigler, repairs on wind pump JO 75 Fiank L. Cotton, lumber for Court House 9 78 Geo. M- Robinson, putting door ip Recorders office 3 50 L. C. Grant, repairs on court house belfry 6 50 151 72 Poor farm. N. Warner & Sons, mdse, tor Poor fiu ini 8 93 Dern Br.’S. same 94 87 Willey & Siglet* same 22 13 Emmet Kannal same * 565 Willis J. Wright same 1 50 B. F Furguson lumber for poor farm 69 98 Charles U. Newels same 10 20 Augustus 11. Wood J.'P. Order of removal of pauper trom poor farm 75 illiutn Meyer pr. boots for pauper 8 00 Roberta Bros, repairs on cultivator 1 70 John Coen, sweet potato plant* fur poor farm 2 45 Simon Phillips, quarterly salary Supt, Poor Farm 125 00 351 16 COUNTY PRINTING Geo. E. Marshall, County printing |ll 00 Jas. W. McEwen, Bame 89 00 100 00 STATIONERY. William B. Burford, Books and puje s for Gounty 157 24*157 24 COMMISSIONERS COURT* L D. Dui n, serv. as Com. 21 00 E. K. Rm-kwi od, same 21 00 G. W. Burk, .... Same 21 00 Jno. W. Powell, “ Sh’ff 12 00 75 00 Grand Total *. S2OIB 85 STATE OF IN DIANa ) \ S. S. Jasper County ) I, Exrti C. Nowels, Auditor within and for said county, hereby certify that the above is a full, true and complete list of all the allowances made by the Beard of Com-‘ misaioners of Jasper county Indiana, at their regular September session, 1882. witness my hand and the seal of the Board of Commissioners of ( SKAI* ) said sounty, at Rensselaer, this 12th day of September. 1882. EZRA C. NOWELS Auditor.

1 1 nun ram. MONEY SAVED “ By baying Groceries at the old reliable Grocery House of C. O. Starr, where can be found the largest stock of Groceries, Queensware, Glassware and wood-en-ware ever opened in Jasper Co.

Don’t fail when in town to call at C. C. STARR’S • • For bargains in roceries, Queensware, and Glassware. The largest stock ever offered in Jasper county, at prices that defy competition.

COFFEE Roasted Coffee, the best in the market. J roast my ovvnjj coffee fresh every other day and guarantee every pound to be. That Jt what it is represented, SYRUP. Pure Sugar Syrnp in Barrels and Kegs. Everybody invited to call and examine Goods and $ prices. Highest market pricey « paid fot* all kinds of Country Prbdncei

RT. Warner & Sons Hardware, Tin ware, STOVES! South Side Washington St. Rensselaer, - Indiana, arsuuoaw &m MANUFACTORY. J. P. WARNER, Proprietor. N. Warner's old Stand, Front Street North of Wash* ington, RENSSELAER, INDIANA. Having purchased the establishment of N. Warner, lam prepared to manufacture and repair Carriages Buggies, Wood Work for Agricultural Implements, etc. Satisfaction Given. All Work Warranted. Carriage Painting a Specialty.

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