Rensselaer Republican, Volume 16, Number 4, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 4 October 1883 — Page 8

THE REPUBLICAN j Birthday cfgdsTat Knunal’s. ; Kmiual has fishing-tackle, cheap i Base Ball all kinds, at Knnnal’s.- ' ! Jewelry and watches at Ivanrinl’s. - •*. ' | Marriage Licenses.— At the Circuit Clerk's office marriage licenses hare been issued to the f following couples sinoe our lust report: ! Frank W. Austin, Rebecca A- Milkr. John A. (Irani, Jessie A- Harding. Coo. E. Nichols, Mary E. Fisher. Frank W. King, Sarah E. Brewer.

Watches repaired at Ivannal s. Genuine Willow atid Asli base bill bats, at Kannal's. One Estey and one Story and Camp Organ, for sale at cost, at Ka&naTs. j Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired, at Kannal s, by H. B. j Smith, the competent watch maker. Boots & Shoes, bought direct . from manufacturers, every pair warranted. Emmet Kai.nal is agent for the Story & Camp organs, manufactured at Chicago, the best first-class, low-priced organ in the market. The Kollek Skates.-Mi-. , Hinds has made arrangements tor o}>e:i--i;. it skating mik —in -XCartKukc e, ? ill., and sold his prose'.it out til. hkatesto Messrs. Wi llpy & Sig-h r, v i.a will take possession next I Toiiday, after which tone the ball :11 be opened for skating two l .mes a week, probably■ « -*o*- » TeacheHs! — If you " ant t any thing in tlm school book line, call on F. 13. Learning, ho will a.upply your wants cheaper than tne cheapest. The best place to buy Queen svare, is where - they liuvo a. largo stock to choose from, La Rue s have f! heavy stock and low prices. . Call and examine. 500 yds. brocaded Dross goods. 12 l-2c per yd, can ( only be bought at Hemphill & Honan’s. These coeds are less than jobbers prices., Call early and be convinced, '' L "■■■.nsMirnir . C - : Two Accipekts.- -Two freight t -'.'jns met villi disaster on t : m Monou route last week. On ’**• <di.esday, at Battle oround, a cow got between the passenger platform and. the track,-and causm! the piling up of sixteen cars and ti;e engine. On Thursday, a shortdistance below La Fayette, the hq old horse and the engine was thrown from the track and the engineer, William Grimstead was killed. G riinstead lived at LaFny-<-tte and was an estimable man. L. Tanner, druggist. Tanner, Marshall Co., says: “Brown’s Iron Bitters sells well and gives good satisfaction.'’ A noble line of Falley’s make of Ladies’ shoes, just received at Driest <fc Bros., opposite McCoy & Thompson’s bank. Call and examine them. Through Tickets.— C. F. Wren, the station agent is now prepared to sell througir:tfckets to sdrr.ost any ghe ewhere a rational being could wish to go: Korth or South, East or West. If yon think of traveling call on him and las.- n what he can do for you. if 1-'i-yC.'. ' t' '■ ' - ■ \u r Baking Powder takes the lead. ONLY 40c per lb. Always fresh for he makes it himself, and guarantees the powder strictly pure. Hung, higher than Hama.n. (High prices we mean.) Harvest for the people. Call for the '‘North-Western” genuine beaver hat. Warranted, at 11. F. Priest k Bros. Emmet Kamial has just receiv-t-d two brands of “cigars” for winch lie pays >=38.40 per thousand, and offers them to the public - ht 5 cents Cach. They are prime, und smokers shouldaot fail to try them. They are No. l and he buys them direct from the factory. OroaN'B ! Organs !! —Wm. H. <fc C. Rhoades have now on exhibition eight beautiful Mason <fc Hamlin organs. Should you want ah organ that is as near perfect as Can be made, call on W. H. & C. Rhoades, hnd they will show you some beautiful instruments. A Good Gbaln Market— B. F. Ferguson wishes to inform the iarmeFs in the vicinity of Rensselaer, that he is now managing the Elevator, in Rensselaer, and prepared to handle ull the grain which iuay be brought to him, and to pay the highest market price for the name.

Still Unsolved. :.. v v h The awful veil of mystery hanging over the Atkinson murder lias uot yet been raised. Two persons i are under especially strong sus- ; picious. One of them, a disreputable old tramp, and an ex-convict I named Alexander M. Potts, is now | under arrest, at LaFayette, Pbarged with the crime. Jacob Nelliiig [ the other strongly suspected man, } i.s a laborer on the Atkinson farm. If either of these men is the guilty ) party the only seemingly possible explanation for the crime would i conceal an attempted outrage. Potts I was in the vicinity of the house at 1 about tlie time the crime was eom- ' muted, and, from all accounts, seems to be a mmi of whom any enormity might be ‘ suspected- ; Nulling has lived with the Atkin- ! sou for years and lias the reputa- ! tion of being a quiet, industrious | man. He was the only member !of the household who remained in ' the immediate vicinity of the I house during the entire afternoon, ! upon which vhs fell deed was done. Facts jffiave developed, -STiuhnife“ffilu'iler" which"Wd irr show him to be of a lascivious obscene nature. Try our Syrups, we guarantee' them pure, at uue’s. Jewelry made “good as new” at Kannal’s - ■ ■ -. —Farm Loans. -biK) to 810,000. Partial" payments. Reasonable TepTbh The Rensselaer Loan ami insurance Bureau, opposite Court House,' next door to post-office. 15 BO -ts.

Escaped Ok* ISead. W. P. Green., has secured the agency for the celebrated White ih-or/e'. with headquarters at Farden’s shoe ' store, where those in want of Tombstones or monuments, can see sample of material and workmanship, and learn pric~es,'which Lre guaratrtees todbe at least 25, per cent, cheaper than -the same style of work can be made in marble. of Ice. v y—T .tr-g olic Mr. Wm Noland has withdrawn , from the firm of Fnrden A Noland T. J. .harden will continue the 'business 2 doors from P. O. The books will be left open at Pardon's for B 0 days. Persons indebted to the firm, please call and settle within that time. FALLEN A NOLAND. —♦ « • - - • .

Maapy t<» Loan. —Wo wiiHoan money in Jasper, Whitt and Cafrol counties, on Real Estute security, in sums of gb'JOO to SIO,OOO, at six per cent. Interest. Address: y A. K. I W. 1. FLORENCE, Attorney at Law, (is, Opera House Building, Delphi, Indiana. Oct-I-pd.

Quarterly Confcrence.

The next quarterly conference, of the Bensselaer Circuit, M. E. church, will be held at Watson’s school house, south-east of town, on Sunday and Monday, Oct., 14 and 15. Presiding,Elder Claypool will be present. An editor who has given tlie matter considerable thought, says: “Standing advertisements in a paper command confidence. The mail who for years resides in a community and lives a reputable life, even though he be of •moderate ability, will grow into confidence an ! esteem of his fellow.s On the same principle, newspaper advertisements be come familiar in in the eyes of the reader Tt may seldom be carefully read, still i. makes the name and business ot a man familiar, aud its continued presence in the columns of a paper inspires conli dence in the stability of the advertiser.' That is in exact harmony wi h the theoiy of an old Pittsburg firm, wh ch has kept the same identical advertisement in the columns of a Pittsburgh paper, for a period of twenty-sevon years.-^[E.x.

Blooded Pigs.

Pure blood Poland Chiim pigs, Tom Corwin stock, three litters now on hand, at the Paxton p!hce, Newton tp.

ADVICE TO MOTHERS* Are you di.-iiubmi .4 night and broken of yonr rei-l J>y a nick Thilil snlieriug uini crying with |>aln of cutting teeth? If so, send at 'oDce aml ffvt a bottle ol.Mrs. Wixsi.yw’B Soufttisu >viut r«l! Cnii-nitKN Tkktß!N(j» Its value incalculable. It will relieve the poor little suflerer iniHicillately. Depend ,ii|Hra it, mothers there is no mistake about it. it cures dy - sentery utld dlArrhoea. regulates the stomAch and bowelst cures wind colic, softens the gum# reduces inflammation. stud gives tone and en. ergv to tilo whole system. Mbs, AVixsmw’s »OOTl»lKtt‘»rWt»P you CHI&ABKK TKKTHISg Is .plvn-ttnr to the taste, ntjil is the prescription oi ouc of the oldest and beat reunite physician* and nurses iu tlte United sute*, and is (or sale b| alt druggist# througbo»tt the world, l’rtce |

INDIANA STATE NEWS.

There are twelve births a year in th< Allen co i.nty poor-house. The coal miners in the coal fields are reported to be uneasy and dissatisfied. The Olay county fair was successful In every way * except as a financial venture. The total uuraber.of pupils attending the Jeffersonville public schools fa 3,484. Of this number ‘JAi are colored. At St Raul, while a trial was proceeding before a Justice luf the Peace, James McCool shot afid mortally wounded Silas Favors The murderer escaped. Randolph Sullivan - , an ex-soldier of the ’WaFaf lSlg and father of John T. Sullivan, 'Mil year, after au illness of four weeks. At I.a Porto, While Marshal Lay and Volieeuuai Fetaer were pursuing a criminal through a d;irk alley, the latter was acci-. dentally shot dead by hfe companion. _ Tur. fornifiiive aria carpet lio'a.-e of James H. A W I*. Ward, of Lafayette, has made an a-sigumeut to LM. Brown. The liabilities amount to s4?,mil, while the assets are estimated at ♦;>(), 3 itO.-Rl. Alexander Gardner, the constable of Jolui'ou towusbip, Knox < ouuty. took Ui lO.y. ar old eon, Enoch, and strung him up in the stable with a halter, and then beat the. child brutally with.a big whip. Mi:. Edward Scrirxer, of New Albany, has shortly alter birth, but which was preserved by a taxidermist The dog is iu the shape of the letter ‘-Y,” the hind parts forming the upper arms, ft has six legs, two tails and oue head. Some workmen digging a ditch near Munpie a few days ago, found at a shallow depth the'skeleton of a huge mastodon, the femur measuring four feet in length and eighteen inches in diameter, and the ribs over four feet in length The bones are in a good • state of preservation. knowing that the Cuvier Club, of Cincinnati, -will at any .time-pay $L -0 to the person , catching, with hook and line, a black bass weighing seven pounds. CoL De Hart, of Lafayette, recently: came within- half a pound of securing the prize. .The residence of -James 11 White, a farmer living near Degonia Springs, east 6t Brookville, was entered during the absence of the family, and robbed of a large sum of money, among which wi re some curious old gdid coins which had been in the family for years. M-vdison Star: ‘ Mrs Kate Manion, aged 101 years, was perambulating our streets "recently,- as happy~iia~~a girl in her~teena~ The old lady is a well-known resident, and lives with her daughter, Mr.a Bridget Manion. Her husband, aged 105 years, died some eight or ten years ago. She is the oldest lady in the State.” , The discovery of a new cave near Marengo, in Crawford county, on the line of the Air-llne railroad, is.-reported. It was said to have been discovered by two boys, who found, thu catr-awce liy hccident. ; Earties have explored the cave a distance of several hundred yards, and pronounce some of the-scenes equal Ter those in Wyandotte or Mammoth cave. In the suit , of Sarah Hazlett, of Greencastle, against tlie Northwestern Insurance -Company, the jure brought in a verdict for plaintiff. The husband of plaintiff had. a life policy for which defendant refused to pay on the ground of ifiisrepre- ~ igentation in inaking Out his policy and that his death resulted from intemperande. The case will be taken to tlie Supreme Court A bright set of officers, whose headquarters are stationed in Terre Haute, arrestedtwo half-witted inmates of the Vigo county poor-house on acharge of-aitemptod burglary, and succeeded in getting the two deranged sentenced to two years in the penitentiary, when the officers suddenly discovered that the prisoners were demented and consequently the wholp thing was na-, dona The bondsmen of Howard A- Denig, contractors for the new State House at Indianapolis, have decided that the work must go on. hoping thfibwtke Legislature will make good the loss of S i 00,00'.'. They have chosen to do this rather than forfeit their bond of tdbO.OOO. E. F. Goebel, of Chicago, one of the bondsmen, will superintend the work. A. Yocum, for fourteen years Postmaster at- f'hertibuKco, Whitney coun?y; npon examination of his accounts recently, was found to be a defaulter 10 the Oovcfhmenf of some 51,400. Yocum is 50 years of age and has a large family. It is alleged that he has made threats to end his life, owing to alleged extravagances on the part of his family. He has not been seen since the exposure, and fears are expressed" that he has carried liis threats into execution. In the spring of 18S3, George M. Blackstock, of the Littlo Wea, constructed an artificial fish-pond aud stocked it with carp two inches in length. Seventeen months later he took one out, aud it weighed five and a half pounds and measured twenty inches in length. Mr. Blackstock saj-s that the meat was solid and mild flavored, something between our native black bass and a buffalo—not so coarse as the latter, nor yet so finer as the bask The pond occupies about one-third of au acre, and Mr Blackstock is of the opinion that it contains at the present time about 1,000 of- tlie carp, of this and last year’s spawn. When William Sehiefer, present Sheriff of Allen county, took the oflice, fie appointed as one of his Deputies Isaac Campbell, who has for years beep a prominent local politician here. About two months since Campbell resigned on account of some trouble in money matters conuected with the office. A suit was commenced by Sehiefer to recover the alleged shortages. The two .meu met and Campbell drew a revolver on Sehiefer for tlie purpose of shooting him.it is su]>jiosed, but wns stopped by a bystander. The revolver ,was snapped and made a dent in the cartridge. Campbell was arrested. The affair causes great excitement in political circlea _ j- /’

nnil B klftp Apopularact-oiiMtoflliaHrruos UISM »nd Artvsnnirsrs, who by tlo-ir nLit*iMltSljL Valor ami Wal -rruft beat back llWllini “Wh tbs Savas— from tirolmrdsrs of SS&mSBB LIFE

DENTISTRY. • t. c7k^ll:±:y, Rensselaer - - Indiana. *, - jjui l '- •Teeth inserted from one tooth to an entire set. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay.‘TOrara ipSt "With our vitalized air apparatus we will extract teeth, positively without pain or harm. Mrs. 0- W. [THOMAS The Wreat Ihsiidic and Biotanie Thysieiaai, will he at the House tmtil Oct; sth lg«g- ' And reti un Octoukr 25th, 1883.

Who cures all kinds of chronic diseases known to the human family, from a cancer down to a felon; and her remedy is chiefly Magnetism, some cases she uses herbs, roots and harks G.o_d.’sl_imt.uml remedies,—but she cures all her patients who do as -she directs. Below we give some of the names of patients whom she lias cured, as reference. in the vicinity of Attica, Ind., Mrs. Catherine Galaway, Cancer on breast and tongue, John Smith, Dyspepsia, mid there are living in that vicinity over one hundred people that she has cured. At W illiamsport, Will, ("daughter, bit. Vitus’ Dance; Mrs. E. A. buttle, Cancer on breast. West Lebanon, Miss Ella Butler, Canceron.arin. 1 /- - - Carbondalo, Mrs. Celiuda Brier, Catarrh; James E. Garnet, Blindness and Asthma; Miunv Crusai:, of spinal disease and dislocated! ancle; Wm. Brier, of dislocated shoulder of 20 years standing, and weak*breast, and hisr.eon and wife of different diseases. At Alvin, 111., many cases of Piles and Peniale weakness, and Mrs. Harper, of Tumor. - Remington, Jasper cbuiity, Ind., Thomas Harris’ family had Scroffuloyissore eyes; his child had not had her eyes open for three months, und one part of her spine appeared to be entirely gone, and Mrs. Thomas said when the spine was cured the eyes would open, so she treated her spine until . the place filled up, and, on the loth of September, in the afternoon, her eyes came open, and looked, bright and nice as though there had been nothing the matter with them. His wife, who was nearly blind, is getting well. A little girl, for whom lie had spent six hundred dollars, is getting well. Mrs. McDougle, wife of J. O. B. McDougle, had been sun struck, years ago, and the doctors had nearly ruined both her system and mind.' She became satisfied that their poisons was killing her, and quit taking them, saying she had rather die'a natural death- .than they should kill her with poison. She employed Mrs. in much better, to-day she is nearly w;ell, and one of the liveliest ladies in Remington. Brookston, Ind., John Meibom deaf, or if lie ever Beard in bis life his folks do not know it; Mrs. Thomas diagnosed tlie case and said ft could be cured, slie lias treated him three months and he hears everything, but as yet has not learned to .talk, but probably will in time. He is nearly 10 years old. Brookston, Ind. Sept. 17th, 1883. Mrs. Thomas came here m June Inst. I had been suffering with a very bad cough for several months, my wife and daughter were apprehensive that I was going into consumption. Mrs. Thomas said she could cure me, find in 48 hours after the first treatment the cough was entirely gone, the soreness left my lungs, and I am as well as most men at my age. My wife was sick with disease of the stomach, and she cured her completely. My daughter had been quite seriously diseased for several years, and she cured liei entirely# Mrs. Thomas cured a great many patients here in my house, and as far as I know, they are all better, hud many of them entirely well. Myself and family were treated without medicine, that is she cured us by Magnetism. - JAMES WALLACE. 'Examination, with patient pres* eut, or by lock of hair, Fee sl. Office hours.' 0 a. xa., to 12; and from 1 to 6 p.m.

A Real Fact! .■ • .v.... , - ; •...-.-Ac v : • ... .... .•_ May be obtained by calling upon R.F. PRIEST &BRO 7 Opposite McCoy tfc Thorn peon’s Bank. They have ,• Everything in the line of 4 From tlie Cheapest to the very best. All Styles and Sizes. Can ft-ktt jour Foot and Don’t forget, they handle Fal ey’s Shoes, with many others, made to order, and EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. ZES. ZEF 1 ., 3EPxloS‘t cSs ZBro.

Sknatoe NVade Hampton, of South Carolina, who never met Gen. Grant until last tvinter, recently said: “I was rery much, surprised at the conversational powers he displayed. He is a splendid talker, and I was very much interested in his account of his travels abroad. I confess I found none of that reticence and want of ability to express limself that I had heard so much about* [ found him a much broader and abler nan than I had expected. He discussed ;lie Mexican question as he did every itlier question on which I heard him ;alk—with a great deal of ability. ’’ Biaw!n*e against Ac.cifleiaJ. .Furmers are Apt. to ovevlnokt!le lira;ny darners, and liability to accidental injury, to wliicfi they hr«*. daily subjected. Tlicy hutiule a great variety of tools and implements than almost any otiiei class of men. Tlu-y mount ladders, clamber about stacks, loads of bay, onto the so d, anil even climb trees. They are among <lie lvoofs and horns and teeth of their live-stock. They drive in a promieuous \vny, in all sorts of conveyances, and at all times of the day, and -nr tlie'larlvi's'. shades ot night.• They*, are, therefore, at all limes, liable to cuts, bruises, kicks, gores, bites, falls, fractures and other injuries. Ad Infinitum. This being true, every farmer should deem an accident policy indispetisible. Ten dollars a year will secure a policy in the old and reliable TltA’tT.LKK's I.ssUtt AN'cr -Eu;;-eovcring SI-but) iti ca se- <>f' ace id on tab death, and $5 a week for disabling injury. Larger sums in same ratio. lii-I FRANK W. BABCOCK, Agent. 8 "* THE GREATEST JSEDLCISiE OF THE AGE. Kellogg's Columbian Oil is a powerful remedy, which can be taken internrlly a* well as externally by the tendevest infant. It cures almost instantly, is pleasant, acting directly upon the nervous system, cau--ing a sudden buoyancy of the mind. In short, the wonderful effects of this most wonderful remedy cannot be explained in written language. A single dose inhaled and taken according to directions will convince any one that it is all that is claimed for it Warranted ,to cure the following d senses: Rheumatism or Kidney Disease in any form, Headache, Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises, Flesh Wounds. Bullions, Burns, Corns, Spinal Affection] Colic, Cramping Pains, Cholera ■ Coughs, Colds, Bronchial Affection, Catarrh, and all aches and pains, external or internal. Full direction* with each liottle. For sale by Emmet Knnnnl. ..... . •:

IKHS-W Meat Ma®ket. (First door east of Postoffice.) Rensselaer, - Indiana. FRESH BEEF. PORK. TEAL, MOTTOS Sa,v-L£ia,g-e, Bc.lcgM.ia,, etc., olil in duntuities to suit purchasers. :it Hu* lowest rji-cs. The very Lie.stof stofk slaiht-htoml. (live t*a will. Highest Cash Price paid for fat Cattle. E. S. WOOES. Health is Wealth. ])[_ _ w'nkiivk U l!l!.U N TKR.t. Mkxt.’h guaranteed specific for Hysteria. l>ixziufess. ( biivnlsldns. Kits. Nervous Neuralgiii, ilea laehe. Nervous Prostration canned hr the use of alcohol or tob;ircT>. fVithcfn|ii(*ss. Mental Depression, Soflciiinj; of the lira ill resultin'? in Misanltv .mil leading to misery.decay aim tlealli. Premature Old Age. Itarreliness, Loss of Power in either sex. Involiintaty ls.ssOs iinil Spertr.litnrrlioa. caused ov over-exertion of the lip,tin, self-abuse or over,-im jnlgcnce. <>ue box will rare recent rases. Kadi bdx contains one month's treatment. One dollar a boxdor six boxes fbr five dollars: sent bv thail prepaid on rectipt of price. TVe guarantee six boxes to cure nnv ease. With each order reeciTcd by iis lor six boxes, accompanied wllh live dollars, we will sfctid the purchaser our written guar, antee to refund the money if the treatment does net effort a cure, tiunrantw issued paly T r. B. I.EAMU»«, RlltlMltM'! X»ds

E«SIMPLE " •SEWING MACHINE COpm— I C . H .i^??6RANGE.MASS. - and ATLANTAj GAr- —“• A W, H, & O. RHOADES’ !len<i<telaer, - - Indiana AYER’S Cherry Pectoral. * No other complaints are so insidious in their attack as those atfeoting the throat and lungs: ... noneso Uiflad.witU by the majority of jug X e. - ers. The ordinary cough or cold, resulting perhaps from a trifling or unconscious exposure, is often but the beginning of a fatal T - "sickness. Avek’3 CHiittKV, ITiCTQUAb lm» well proven its efficacy in a forty years’ light with throat ami lung diseases, and should bo taken in all cases without delay. A Terrible Cough Cured. “In 18571 took asevoro cold, which affected my lungs. 1 had a terrible cough, and passed night after night without sleep. Tlie doctors gave iuo up. 1 tried AVkk's Cninmv imrtoral, which relieved my lungs, induced sleep, and afforded me tlie rest necessary for tlie recovery of my strength. 15y tlm continued use of the Bs.< toha r. a permanent cure was effected. 1 am now ft! years old, hale and hearty, ami am satistied your Ciikhky Tect,ui:a i. saved me. Horace I'AimmoTum:.” Rockingham, Vt., July 15, 1682, Croup. A Mother's Tribute. “While in the country last winter niv little boy. three years t>ld, was taken illwitli «-roup; it seemed as if lio would tlie from .strangulation. One of the family suggested the use of Av.Kit’3 Cherry Pkctuhai,. a hoULe. at". .. which was always kept in the house. This was ..tried in small and frequent, doses, and to our-delight in less than half an huur tlio little patient was breathing easily: 'The doctor said that the Oiuhltv Pr.< roil al, had saved my darling's life. Can >oti wonder at otlr gratitude? Sincerely yours, Mia. Emma Crnxr.v.” 159 West 128th St., New York, May Hi, I>.<2. “I have used AVKIt'S Cltl'RltY l’moiiAt. in my family for several jears, glut do not hesitate to prouottneo it the most effectual remedy for coughs and colds we have ever tried. A,.1. Crane.” . Luke Crystal, Minn., March iff, 1882. “ I suffered for eight years ffbm Bronchitis, arid after trying many remedies w ith no success, 1 was canal by the use ct -At ku's t'lit.R----BY I'KI TOUA 1.. .1 OKK I*ll WAUHJs.” ltyhalia, Miss., April 5,1882. “ I cannot say enough in praise of A vrn'S CtlKßrtY PECTORAL, believing as 1 do that hat for its use I should lohg since have died from lung trembles E. IiUAUOOJ." Palestine, Texas, April 22, lt?2. No case of an affection of the throat or lung* exist* which cannot be greatly relieved by the use of AVER’S CiIEKBT Pectoral, sad ft wiQ always curt when the disease »• not already beyond the control of medicine, rnrtarkO RY Dr, J, 0. Ayir 6> 00,, LowiH, Mills MtoiUDrtllMls