Rensselaer Republican, Volume 15, Number 12, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 30 November 1882 — Page 4

THE REPUBLICAN. Thursday. November 30. 1882. RATES OF advertising. Proiessionai caras, 85 per annum tor 6 lines *r less: so eta. tor each additional line. Local notices. 10 cents per line for first insertion i cents Airline for each subsequent insertion. Special races for choice places in tiie pAper, and tor advertisements wider than one celutnn. Rl'ls of regular advertisers payable quarterly; isnrtent to be paid In advance Joh Phtmtino.—A large assortment of type and htlier material for poster. *'a,.uphlet, circular ano kinured work. Price*: Lw.

The summer broke off short. It departed like a thief between two days. Old man Winterbotham test the election of Major Calkins to Congress in the 13th district. The “cold stern” man naturally covets another’s seat. Why don’t our democratic brethoron of the press fling to the loyal winds that love it well the illustrious name of Indiana’s new favorite son, Thomas J. Wood, as their presidential candidate for 1&84? The Sentinel sayd that The Republican has called Dr. the recorder elect, “Old Mossbach,’ 1 Will the Sentinel be kind enough to cite the passage where the term Mossback was ever used in connection with Dr- Antrim’s name, by The Republican. The new Commissioners court tneets next Monday. Messrs. Waymire and Prevo then assuming the duties of their offices for the first time. Among other important matters to come before the Board this term will be the question of the acceptance of the jail building.

And now the lean and hungry editor maketh the doleful jest about the fat, the luxurious, the stall-fed, the bell wether gobbler, which the opulent and appreciative country subscriber sold in the market for the best price attainable, and Dib not, in the greatness of his heart, present to ye editor, aforesaid. We are not G. Washington but still are incapable of untruth/ We don’t like tutkey 1 <■ The talk about the proposed amendments being invalid on account of the neglect of the engrossing clerks to enter them upon the legislative journals in the manner required by law, seems to have about died out. The amendments are probaly all right so far as they have gone. The well established rule of juris-prudence that the intention of the law-makers is the law will apply, we should think, as Well in the case of the proposed amendments, as with any other act of Legislature, and the intention of the law-makers in4his case is too plain to be misunderstood. ’ Printers are just as thankful for the few little blessings they re-, ceive as other people are for greater and more abundant favors, and in order that we might devote as much of Thanksgiving day as possible to the purpose for which it has been set aside, we issue our paper somewhat earlier than usual this week. We have thus been obliged to omit considerable Valuable matter , especially our correspondence, including very interesting letter from Washington/ which will appear next week.

'J’hat estimable citizen S. H. D avail, better known as “Buckshot called Upon us last week with the valuable atul interesting information that the little paragraph in the last week’s Refublican m regard to the new bank back of. his biliiar ’room was a(—)(—) lie and if correction was not made forthwith the editorial room of The Republican was likely to be transferred to the chilling dampness of a dun|pon deep ami darx. Now Buck-

shot, with your permission, we will apply to you the same language that eminent statesman, J. N» Moore, oi Lowell, applied to Dr. M axwe H bf Remington, and say, “with dew differense to your Moral and Financial Standing” we think you “shot youx wad’* a little prematurely that time. We did not say that you had any connection with the new bank whatever. W e neither said you were president, cashier, receiving teller, Bor even a director. And your positive, and very much embellished, statement that no kind of a little game ( —) (—) had been going on in your room for the last three months, ( —) ( —) ( —), while a source of some surprise) is at least not contradictory of anything The Republican has ever said. Wrestling Match.—Raudqjph Wright and young Milton Makeover had a wrestling match in Porter’s nay barn Monday afternoon, at S2O. a side. Those who saw the match say that the contestants are both nervy boys with no foolishness about them. Makeever took the two first throws and won the match. The last African war.—One Joseph Hoffman, a colored brother, and a hand on the construction train, got drunk enough for an average white man last Thursday and kicked up a tremendous racket out at the rail-road depot. He was knocked down by the station agent, but without any apparent good effect, as he afterwards knocked in pieces the door between the waiting room and the agents room in Ins efforts to wreak his wrath on W ren. A number of men about the depot finally succeeded in getting hold of the obstreperous moke and reducing him to quiet. A warrant was issued for his arrest, but so far as heard from it had not yet been served.

The Chicaao and Indianapolis Air-Line. —The last rail was laid on the above road last week, and last Thursday evening the directors car, being the first through car froxi Chicago to Indianapolis, entered the Uuion depot in the latter city. The road-bed is pronounced to be in excellent shape for so new a road, and a largt force of men will be put to work at one to surface up, and gravel the frack. It is understood that the timo on which regular trains will be put on the road, will be decided upon this week. •

The Transit of VENus.-The most remarkable astronomical event of the year is the transit of the planet Venus, or, in other words, its passage , across the face of the sun. The money which has been appropriated for the proper observation of this event, b y the different nations of the earth, will reach into the millions. If the weather is favorable the transit will be visible over the whole of the United States. It takes place Wednesday, Dec., 6th, and begins at about the same minute of absolute time over the whole country, being about 8:55 A. M. Washington time, and about 8:15 Kensselaer time. At that time the observer, with a piece of smoked glass in his eye, will see the planet, in the appearance of a small black dot, appear on the eastern, or lower, edge of the sun. It will pass intirely across the sun, the time if its passage being about six hours.

F. and A. M. Election Notice.

Notice Ik hereby given that the annua) election of Officers for Prairie Lodge, No. 125, F & A. M. will be held at the mill of said Lodge, in Rensselaer; Indiana, on Monday Evening, December 18th, A. D. 1882, A. L. 5382. The Worshipful Master,Soinior W a-den and Juni .r \\ unlna will be Tiustccsof ehid Lod'-c. CH MFI LS 11, PRICE, W.M. Id ARION 1., St'l 11.1 Hh»’v.

WE DID IT!! “We Will Not Tell Aide.” We did it with our “little hatchet” when we opened that invoice, of BOOTS surxcL SHOES, From Boston. We knocked down prices below coinpetion. read these prices, examine our goods • and be convinced. Price List. a* r .„ m j Men’s hand made Tap Sole boots S4OO fl “ Whole stock Kip .. 250 a Women’s Sewed Grain Shoes 1 00 « ! l ' Pegged Calf “ 150 | I u A Velvet Slippers, silk worked. 100 | —Other goods equally as low — CAMPBELL & FARDEN. Buff front 3 doors from corner, opposite N owels House. RU - - - - - - !■. ~ ~ ‘ THE IJIMLILJOBI ZOzx'ily and Weelx.lv THE LARGEST GENERAL CIRCULATION ■ OF ANY PAPER IN THE STATE OF INDIANA. THE TERMS OF THE DAILY JOURNAL ARE A.S FOLLOWS: Delivered by Agents, per week 25c „ BY MAI.IL. One M0nth........ SI.OO Six Months $6.00 Three Months 3.00 One Year 12.00 Saturday paper only (twelve pages), one year, $2. B@“A11 subscriptions payable in advance, except where delivered by carriers— then at the end of every two weeks. The INDIANAPOLIS DAILY JOURNAL is the leading newsP a P®. r . ln Xn ” lana » ®nd is the organ °f the State Republican party. Its facilities for the collection and presentation of' reliable n c ws are very complete, and patrons will find in it all the general news of importance, together with abundant supply of purely State matters. 1 lie coming sessions of Congress and the State Legislature will be of unusual importance, and everybody should take THE JOURNAL to keep posted.

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NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. GTATE OF INDIANA?JABPER County, >BB. . kJ In the Jasper Circuit Court, January tern, 1883. James H. Turpie, and ) william Turpie, | Complaint v» > no. 2290. Seth Doan. | Foreclosure. Jane Doan, and j Unknown , Heirs of I Seth Doan, Deceased. J It appearing by affidavit this day filed in th. office of the Clerk of the Jasper circuit Court, that said defendants Seth Doan, Jane Doan and Unknown Heirs of Seth Doan. Deceased, are non-residents of the State of Indiana, and that they are necessary parties to said action the object of which is to foreclose amortgage on real estate. And by endorsement oh said complaint said cause is set for hearing on Monday. January 15th. 1883, the same being the 18th Judicial day of the January term 1888 of said court, and said defendants are notified to then appear and answer said complaint or default will be taken. Witness my hand and the Seal of @s#id Court this 14th day of November 1882. CHARLES H. PRICE, Clerk ol Jasper Circuit Court. Tk<nnp»on d Bro A tt'yt for PVtf. Nov, 28-80, Dec. 1.

NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. STATE OF Jasper Coin ’y, 8.8. Leonard w. Raymond I* the Jasper Lyman Raymond. Circuit Court. rs January Term 1888 Caroline Raymond, | Set for Trial on th. Claries Patrick, J 13th day of Term. The Defendant, Caroline Raymond, is hereby notified of the pendency of the above entitled cause, and that the same is set for hearing on Monday the 15th day of January. A. D. 1888, the same being the 13th day of tne January Term. 1883, of the said Jasper Circuit Court, commeiicingon Monday. January Ist. 1888. It appears by affidavit that eaid* Defendant is a non resident of the State of Indiana. That said action is brought to discharge th* lien of a Judgment, and that unless the defendant Caroline Raymond then appear a»d answer the hearing of said cause will proceed as upon default for non-appearance. Witness my hai d and the seal of ,hkal 1 said Court, this 17th day of Noveml YAA-Y ) ber, A. D. 1882. CHARLES H. PR.CE, Clerk of Jasper Circuit Court. Thompnon A Bro. A tt'ya tor I‘l'tffi. Nov. 28-30 Dec. 7. SHERIFF’S SALE. DY VIRTUE OF AN EXCEUTJON TO MR directed from tiie Clerk of the Superior Court of Marion coiinly. wherein Delos Root assignee of John B. Ritzinger is plaintiff, and william John Wallace is defendant, requiring me 1o .Take the sum of One-bnndred and twenty-seven dollars and thirty-four ceuts, together with interest and costs, I will expos* at public sale on TIRDA F THE 16th DA Y OF DECEMBER • between the hours of 10 o’clock a. m . and 4 o’lock p. m.. of said day, at the door of the court house in the town oT'Rensselaer, Jasper county. Indiana, tlierentsand profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following described real estate to-wit: '.he South-west quarter (X) of the South-east quarter (X) of section twenty-one (21) Th* South-eas quarter (X) of tiie North-east quarter (X) of section Twenty-eight (28) and th* North half (X) of the North-east quarter (Mi of Section Twenty-eight (28>, all in Township Thirty-one. (81) North, Range Seven (7) West* Jasper county Indiana. And should such rent* ami profits not sell for a sufficient sum to discharge said execution, interest and costs I will at tire »ame time and plnce expose at publiv sale the fee simple of said real estate, or jm> much thereof as shall be sufficient to discharge said execution, interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. Pr. $lO. JOHN W. POWELL, Sh’ff.

SHERIFF’S SALE. Dy virtue of a certified ccpy of a decree to *•*me directed from the Clerk of the ’asper Circuit Court in a cause wherein Amelia H Miller was plaintiff and William E. Templeton Emma J. Templeton and Janies W. Templeton were defendants lequireing me to make the sum of nine hundred and sixty three Dollars and Eighty cents together with interest aud costs. 1 wil) Expose at public sale to th* hi .heat bidder for cash in hand on AA TV RD A Y Til E 16th, DA F OF DECEMBER I*B2 between tbe bonrs of 10 o’clock A. M. and 4 o’clock P. M. of said d;.v at the door of the court house in the town of Rensselaer Jasper county Indiana, the rents ahd profits fora term not exceeding seve”. years, the .oilowing described real estate,to-wit: The South-west quarter (X) of tbe Southeast quarter (X) and the South-east qnarter(X> of the»onth-west quarter (X) of section Twen-ty-four (24) also the North-half (X) of the North West quarter (x)of section Twenty-flv* (25) al! in Township Thirty-one, (31) Northrangeseven (7) West, Jasper county Indiana And should ench rents and profits not sell for a sufficient sum to discharge said decree interest and costs, 1 will at the same time and place expose at public sale the fee simple of said realestate x r so much thereof as shall be sufficient to disaharge said decree interests and costs Said Sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or apprnisment law* and in accordance will the order of court in said decree. JOHN W. POWELL, SH’FF THOMPSON BROS. ITT FOR PLAINTIFF Pr. Fee $lO. 11-12-13-14.

SHERIFF’S SALE. Bv virtue of a certitied copy of a decree to tn« directed by the Clerk of the Jasper Circuit Court, in a cause wherein William C Murnbr was plaintiff and Joseph C. Young, Cathenn* H. Young, William B. Seliick. Martha A. "ellick and John Brown were defendants, requiring me to muke the sum of Fourteen hundred and sixty dollars, together with interest and costs, 1 will expose at public sale to the highest bidder. for cash in hand.on BA Tl KDA F 7//A 16th DA F OF DECEMBBR 1882. between the hours oi 10 o’clock a. in.. 4 o’clock p. m.. of said .lay, at the door of the Court Home in the town of i.etissel..cr, Jasper county. Indianu. the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years the following described real estate to-wit The whole of section Twenty-eight. (28) The South-east quarter I#] and the South half r k. | J h^ ar l h ;? as^ q,, £ rter ’ W «'><’ «>e half [*£] of the South-west quarter, f?4] ana the Soutn-west quarter [&] of the North-west quarter. X] of Section Twenty-one I2H The South-east quarter, (Xland the South-east quarterly] of the North-east quarter[l-4.| and the hast half ] 1-2] of the South-west quarter, fl-41 of Section Twenty [2o] and the North half fl-2? of the North- east quarter, [l-4] and the Northeast quarter {l-4] of the North-east quarter. [l-4] of Section Twenty-nine [2S»] All in Township Thirty-one {3l] North, Range tix , [CJ M est. Jnsper county. Indiana And should such rents ami profits not sell fur ■ a sufficient stun to discharge said decree interest and costs, I will at the snme time and plan* expose to sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof av may be sufflcie«\o disohaW’H Interest and costs. 5 Said Sale will be made without anjf jrelM assffiWfishst