Rensselaer Republican, Volume 15, Number 21, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 1 February 1883 — Page 8

THE REPUBLICAN

The Justice’s Court.

A (Three coshered rumpus between Peter Minectts and his son-in-law, John Holliday, upon one side and Oarl Hengesbach upon the other, resulted in Peter pleading guilty, Friday, to assault and battery, on Hengesbach, and his being lined one dollar and costs. Holliday, it seems, had bought a carpet of Hengesbach, agreeing to pay for the same upon a certain day. Before the day for payment arrived, Hengesbach, according to the story, went to Holliday’s house, in the latter’s abscence, and tore the carpet from the floor, and raised cane generally. Considerable . ill feeling already existed between Hengesbach and Minicus, and this last act served to precipitate matters, and hence the assault and snbseqeent fine. An affidavit for “malicious trespass” was filed against Hengesbach. The case being set for a hearing next Mondas. John Davis, who claimed to be employed in helping to fill Singleton big ice house, up at the Kankakee, was lodged in jail, Monday night, and the next day plead guilty to being drunk' and was fined one cent and costs. A very dirty case was on trial before Justice W ood, in the Court room, Monday evening, and, of course, attracted a large audience: and amoug whom, as we are informed, were a large number of boys. We take their occasion most earnestly to suggest that boys ought, by no means, to be permitted to be present during the trial of cases of an obscene character. John Ferguson Payne *vas, yesterday, on the relation of Eva M. Galbraith, taken before Squire McCleary, in Barkley tp., to answer to the charge of bastardy. Jas. W. Douthifc for the State, and F. W. Babcock for Payne, being the attorneys. A change of venue was taken to Squire Marion, the trial being set for Feb. 13th.

AVERTIBED LETTERS.

Loiters addressed as below remain uncalled fur in the Post Office at Rensselaer, Jasper eonnty, Indiana, on the 29thday of January 1888. Those rot claimed within four weeks from the date above given will l*e sent to the De&cl Letter Office. Washington, D. C. • Persons calling for any of the lellers in this list will plessosey UlO7 are advertised. R. B. Thornton, Jerry Troyer. Daniel Wolf. __HORACK E. JAMES. P. M. Miss Kellie McGuire, 27 8. New Jersey St., Indianapolis, say«: “Brown’s Iron Bittars cnred me of Nervousness.” Mis. W. K. Sidley, No. 3848 Bllia ave■uue, Chi Cairo, 111., says, “We have used Papillion Cuugh Cure for all kinds of coughs in onr family, and have recommended it to many ojhcis, We have never known a case of Whooping Cough that the syrup nid uot cure, aud we Wish every family with children had a bottle on head.” “Mastt eases of fever and ague, dumb ague and congestive chills, were promptly arrested and entirely banished Jby tlio use of yoor Simmons Liver Regulator. You'don’t say half enough in regard to ths • tfieacy of your valuable medicine! cases of „ nuge, intermittent fevers, ets. Every case has been arrootied immediately. Belief me, when I say I was a sufferer for years with the liver diseare, and odly found ru--1 cfby using youj medicine. “ROBERT J. WEEKS, Batavia, Kane Colli.”

Mechanics.

Thousands of dollar* can be fivfdl by tisitiff proper judgment in taking care of the health of yourself and family. If you are Millions, nave sallow coniplekion,, poor ap-. petite, low and depressed spirits, end geu* (iallv debilitated, do not delay a moment fc‘d fco at once and procure a bottle of those wonderful Electric Miners, which never f til secure, and that p*r the trifling sum of f»tt •nt t. —Tribune. Sold by lines & Jie\ er. 1

A $20.00 Biblical Reward

The publ’shors of Rutledge'* Monthly j turuTyc valuable r wards in their j M>nthU, for TvOruitry, inuoug which i.t 1 the following: We wHV.irire S2O 00 in fold to die person tUinguc which w the middle \*rso in the Ida Testament Seri pi,inn by Kchrn»r V loth lSByl. Should two or In. nr Cnfrt'tt nils- j w-*ra be fereivr-l. d oil! i.«* ■ fc.vMel, Ihf:; will be. lot Warded-| to the wibner f-lhrmny 1-ilr. Is;’",. V\ i>o/is trying for lb* reward inn-t >■•>,( v. ( in sliver (no posing; " i-r t»hcaj with their er, for WU'C’i ■ l ' * v adl i. ten e the March Monthly', 111 )■' "1* do- mui-e m,d 'iddrfree of thxs p i fin-' d'- ii-'wini hii<i i t>>* correct atmwir «/' U t >«y be worth m }"i : iH.ii .at j ‘ ;u ' M,N,: < ->-!'- - V,.; JJjs-.ob, r*tma. -t

“All Nubbin Ridge”

On .the evening of Friday Jan., 19 a/ literary entertainment at Burn’s school house, In Barkley tp. wa9 turned into a regular Pandemonium by the lawless deviltry of a lot of hard citizens from Nubbin Ridge, or thereabouts. The result was that on Monday lait John Barkley, Fish Gilmore, and David E. Isreal were tried before Squire Wood on the charge of disturbing a public meeting. W. W. Watsonprosecuted the case and James W. Douthit defended. The case was well contested on both sides. Barkley and Gilmore were found guilty and fined five dollars each and costs, the whole sum amounting to abont $22.00 for each man. Isreal wes acquitted. Frank Goff, also of Barkley, transgressed the law at the same time and place, as the parties above mentioned, and, on Monday evening was tried on the charge of public indecency. Court aud attorneys, same as above. Goff’s offense was too filthy to particularize about, and it is but charitable to suppose that whiskey was in, and sense and self-respect out, before he committed it. Fined ten dollars and costs.

Choice Literature.

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—BIOPPINGJT MAILWe beg to inform the ladies m and around Rensselaer, that •vben requested by letter, we will taail, free of charge, full lines of samples, and carefully fill and forward all orders, however small, by mail or express, as directed. Pi •ices, in every case, same as if the purchaser came to LaFayette and bought the goods at our store. TERMS; p. 0., order ore. o. d. Wiler’s Dry Goods House, LAFAYETTE, IND;

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The Proprietor would announce that he is prepared to do all kinds of Blacksmithing In Good, Workman-like style, and at reasonable prices. Farmers, and all others neediug work ia my line, are respectfully invited to give me call. Horse Shoeing V. A Specialty. I am, also, Agent for the celebrated “Krick” Wagons which may be seen at my shop on VanKensselaer Street, South of McCoy & Thompson’s Bank. All work and wagons W arran ted XV-11-ts.

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