Rensselaer Republican, Volume 16, Number 9, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 8 November 1883 — Porscnal and Local. [ARTICLE]

Porscnal and Local.

Born;—'On Thursday evening, Nov., Ist; 1883, to Mrs. B. F. Ferguson,a son. ’ Tfltz very latest linen collars, and Broaches, call and see them, at Mrs. Sadie Laßues. The best Velvet in town for the money, only 50c per yd., at Hemphill&Honan’s. l —... The Ladies Literary Society, announce that their fifth anniversary will be duly celebrated, on the night of Nov. 28th. James H. Turpie, Windy Jim, of Monon, has sold his interests in the Turpie Bios, real estate business, in Des Moipps, lowa. Mr. Levino will move his family here in a few days, and pur people may expect to see some fine candy, fresh every day, when he gpts his full force to work. For the next thirty days, I will piake life size(| crayon portrait for SEVEN eqllars each. Old pictures copied, and satisfaction guaranteed.—Henn Levino. Rensselaer, Indiana. Last Saturday, at Joliet, 111., a penetentiary convict named Michael Mooney, was pronounced guilty of the murder of his cell mate, John Anderson, and the penalty of death affixed. Buy Cigars at Kannal’s drug store, he keeps the very finest in the market, and sells cheaper t’gan any house jn town. You will always be welcome any time during the day or evening. At Romney, in Tippecanoe county, on Monday of last week, a lecherous brute, named John Hayes, ravished a nine year old girl named Eliza Neal. Hayes is now in jail, at Lafayette. - - • No RENTS TO PAY, AND NO CLERKS to hire.—We Can and will sell you goods as cheap, if not cheaper than any other house in town. Call and be convinced. Hemphill & Honan. - The Hon. Geo. W, Freidly, of Bedford, ex-chairman of tfie Republican state central committee, is one of the defendant’s attorneys in the case of Wright vs. the L., N. A. & 0. - In accordance with the provisions of the law which places army officers upon the retired list, after they have attained a certain age. General Sherman last Thursday retired from the command of the army, and Lieut General Sheriden was promoted to the rank of general, in his place. Next Saturday, Nov., 10th, is the four hundredth anniversary of the birth of Martin Luther, the great German reformer. The Rev. T. C. Webster, of the M. E. church, will make the life and labors of Luther the subject of his discourse at the M. E. church, next Sunday evening. It is a very interesting subject, and will, we know, he ably handled by Mr. Webster. The lecture should be heard by as many people as can find room in the building.