Rensselaer Republican, Volume 15, Number 35, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 10 May 1883 — Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

THE REPUBLICAN

Jewelry made “good as new” at KBnnel’g*Gold and silver thimbles at KannaVsw - Emmet Karnal is agent for the Story & Camp, organs-, manufactured at Chicago, the best first-class, to<w-priced organ in the market. The enumeration shows 474 chil--4seen between the ages of 6 and‘2l. Q A full line of children’s Shoes, at garden & Nolands’., A new Enterprise.—Miss MolBabcock will be found at the millinery store of JMrs. Sadie La Rua* with a line of samples of Dress goods. A. W. Cleveland still has a limitedquantity of seed corn for sale. It don’t pay to use poor seed, and anyone wanting a reliable article will ck>, well to call on. Mr; Cleveland;, % W. J. Hagerman, agent for the Franklin Square Library Co., is here establishing a Library. ’ Terms.-—Gives the reading of sixty books, two years,, for 80cts. For further particulars, call on F. B. Learning, at his drug store. Married.-—By the Rev. J. J Claypool, at the residence of the bride’s brother-in-law, Mr. Henry Wood, in Rensselaer,. Ind., on Friday afternoon,, May 4th, 1883, ‘Mr. Thomas J. Erwin, to Miss Sallie E. Pierson, both of Rensselaer.. Union City, in this state, on the ’. Ohio state line, was visited by a very destructive fire last Friday evening. A large portion of the business part of the town was burned over. The damage is estimated at a quarter of a million dollars..

“Busted Communities The town of Fowler is flat broke; and lacking public spirit to raise a .school fund by voluntary contributions, the public schools are to be closed. Oxford, also, is devoid of dash and will “shut up shop’’ so far as public schools are concerned, Business Changb.—The firm of lines & Meyers, the druggists, has ueased to be. Mr. Meyers, the junior partner, has bought the intire business. The invoicing was completed yesterday. Mr. lines is as yet, somewhat undecided as to his future-business and place of residence. He intends however to visit southern Nebraska within a week or two, with a view of settling there if the prospects appear favorable. Positively, without fail:—The plow exhibition, or test of draft, between the Gilpin Sulkey and walking plow, will take place ,on the farm of Simon Phillip#, on Saturday, May. 12th-, 1883,. at 1 o’clock, p. m., sharp. All are earnestly requested to attend. There will be no failure, as the Gilpin is now here and will remain until after the test. For particulars, ■call" on Roberts Bros, at their blacksmith shop.

ADVERTISED LETTERS*

Letters addressed. as- below remain uncalled for in the Bost Office at Rens**lser, Jasper Gounty, Indiana, on the jfth day. of May 1883. Those not claimed within four weeks from, the ■late before given will be sent to the dead Letter Office, Washington, 1). C. Prof. A. J. Davis-2 John Davis. Wm. D. Davis,. Geo. Fleishmann* G- W. Green, MissJML Green, Mrs. McDonald; Wrn» Mee. • John Milleiy Peter Moos. Cray.Saylers, Eddie Smith. Mrs. E; Waren. Claes Yohansen. Persons calling ier any of the letters♦ill please say they.are advertised HORACE E. JAMES, P. M.

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