Rensselaer Republican, Volume 16, Number 28, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 20 March 1884 — Page 5
THE REPUBLICAN. Rensselaer Time Table. , Passenger Trains North: 4:38 A. M... {.■•• 5:28 P. M. - -- Paibskikwk Trains South: 10:28 A.il ..... 10:S3P. M.
Township Convention.
The voters of Hanging Grove township, will meet in convention, on Saturday, March ■29th, at 2 o’clock p. m.. to make nominations for township officers.
DANIEL D. REDMOND,
Republican Mass Convention.
The .Republican voters of Marion township and all who intend supporting the Republican nominees in tne approaching campaign are requested to meet at the Cour House on Saturday, March 22ndt 1884, at two o’clock p. m., in'Mass convention, for the purpose of nominating candidates for the offices of Township Trustee, Justices of the Peace and Constables, to be voted for at the election to be held April Till, 1834. W. Wh Watson, Addison Pa unison, Chinn. South Erect. C tnnn. North Prect. It is a fact not generally known to the readers of The Republican, that the late president Garfield was a land owner in Jasper county for many years, and that a forty acre tract, m Union township, .still is held in his name, and belongs to his estate. Mrs. Garfield pays the taxes upon the same every year, through Thompson & Bro’s. real estate office.
Greenback Convention.
The Greenback Labor party of Jasper county will meet at Rensselaer,, for the purpose of re-organizing the county central committee, on Saturday afternoon, March 29th, 1884. Should the court room bo otherwise employed another hall will be procured'.
A Row in Court.
Last Tuesday afternoon, at Monticello, during the trial of Davis, the man who blackmailed Squire Hamelle on> be charge of Robbery, a threo cornered tight suddenly broke out in the court room between prosecuting attorney, Gregory, upon the ono side, and Davis and Lis attorney, Dale, upon the other. | The parties were separated before any ‘cf the"i were Vniousty'Tiuif, au ; l the f tvro attorneys each lined ten dollars for l contempt of court, by Judge S. A. Huff, • who was hearing the cause.
For The Newspapers.
That gigantic piece of patriotic symi holism, the Bartholdi Statute of Liber- ’ tv. the .pedestal for which is new rising out oflS'ew York harbor, has been grapl bicaiiy tran terred to our office through 4 the courtesy of the Travelers Insurance i Company of Hartford, a corporation which isgeting famous for good deeds of this character. The company has prepared especially for the American press an edition of the official engraving of the groat statute and has sent a copy to every newspaper in the land. s This engraving being issued under the | auspieies, and lor the benefit of the Pedestal Committee, this act of the “Travelers" involves its contribution of - over *1 700, toward the creation of this splenLdid.national.monument. —-T- ■ - I. Ti at sense of extreme weariness irdisordered blood. Ayer’s Sarsaiparilla purities find invigorates.
ADVERTISED LETTERS. b Letters addressed as below reraaiu arnica’led for in the Post Office at Ilensfselaer, Jasper County. Indiana, on the plsth da\' of March 1884. Those not Kclaimed within four weeks trora the Erf it'’ before {riven will be sent to the I dead Letter Office, Washington, D. C. |2nd >.a;t Bituk, Mrs. Beil Parker, I Mrs. C<>o. Baxter, Miss Aggie Smith, I W. A. Brewer, S, M, Bator.. 1,1. R. (iillam, “-W. A. Traugh, ■jfcliza Clarion, £ T Janies T. Wallace, Ipdrs. A. Michaels, David Wood, fceorge Moorr, Martha Jane. Wood. Hb. F. Patton. Miss Miltie York-2. I Persons calling for any of the letter? jn the above list will please say they lire advertised I HORACE E. JAMES,. P. M. I Ai< ns Hair Vigor stimulates the ■fiSir tehs to healthy action, and pro«u tcs a vigorous growth growth. It poutau* ail' that can be supplied to Euake the natural hair beautiful and Bbundf.nt: keeps, the scalp free from B&ndruif, prevents the hair from becoming dry and harsh, and makes it Bcxible alnl glossy. ■ ■ ♦ » B H AGKMSTACK ’ u luting nnd flagrant Bteriunw. Price 25 and 60 eenia. BIIILOH S CURE WIjLE iruoctlifttfjy ,e ft ,t<! Croup, Whooping cough and Bron■Liti^. Bolt PYSfEB.'IA Bird Liver Complaint ■fen bay- a pr m ted guorautee on every bot Be of Shiloh’s Yitsliier. It never faila to ■ NASAL iyjrcrOß frae with eecb bottle ■f gbik-ii’e Catarrh,U'in#iy. Price 60 ctj. ■ or .win bj; F„ JkJfojrar-
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Circuit Court Notes.
Judge Ward came in on the 5:28 train Monday evening and opened court immediately after supper. The grand jury. was organized and a large amount ©f routine business disposed of. The circuit clerk says the docket this term has the fewest ca32S upon it of any he ever knew of. There have been terms when a less number of new cases have been begun, than at the present, but the number of old cases upon the docket were always much greater than now. JtJKORS. The regular panel of the grand jury consisted of the following: Wm M. Noland. Thos. It. DaiigherljV--.Peter Foulks, Henry Welsh, Harry D. Murray, Robert Parker. -Robert Parker having been excused from serving, Henry Kuster was chosen to fill his place. The petit jury was made up as follows: Stephen T. Cemer, James W. Lewis, John T. May, Phillip McElfresh, Wm E. Moore, George W. Casey, Abraham Leopold, Wm P. Baker, L. D. Marion, Wm E. Timmons, Thos. Crockett, Wm Cooper. Tne case in demurrer of certain property owners along Van Rensselaer street against the Town of Rensselaer, was argued before the court on Tuesday, Ml F. Chilcote and- L>e Witt C. Wallace -for the property owneus, and S. i\ Thompson and F. W. Babcock for the Corporation. This case involves the validity of the act of the Town Board in narrowing Van Rensselaer street, and assessing benefits and damages. The court still holds the case under advisement. The judge gave notice, Wednesday, that the court would adjourn on Thursday evening until Tuesday morniDg. The grand jury will probably finish their work to-day (Thursdiy). A number of young boys have been waiting about the court house , considerably, and it is presumed that somebody in the liquor business is likely to hear something drop. William Nichols, accused of stealing coal, wa3 indicted for petty larceny, and his trial begun yesterday afternoon, Walker prosecuting and F. W. Babobck defending.
Whether the United States are to regain their former pre-eminent rank as a commercial and naval power on the; seas, as a question that no American can contemplate with indifference. The subject is discussed with marked ability in the North American Review for April, by the Hon. Nelson Dingley, M. C., who opposes the project of admitting foreign-built ships to American register, and by Capt. John Codman, who is well known as a zealous :.dvo'eaTß UFthat measure. Judge J. A. Jameson, in the same number of the Review, discusses the question, “Shall Our Civilization, be Preserved,” pointing out the means that are at hand for withstanding the various agencies, physical, moral and intellectual, which threaten to overturn our existiug civil and social institutions. The Rov. Dr. Phillip Schaff gives a sketch of the “Development of Religious Freedom”. Dr. Felix L. Oswald writes of “Changes in the ,Climate of North America,” with special reference to the increasing frequency of disastrous floods. Prof. C. A. Eggert offers “A Plea for Modern Languages” in the 1 higher education; and Julian Hawthorn discourses of “Recent Criticisms of the Bible”, by the Rev. Dr. U. Heber Newton and the Rev. A. G. Mortimer.
Tefft the Station and Tcfft the Author.
_*The station on the “Three I,” Tailroutl, in Kankakee township, was by the railroad people named DunnvilJe, in honor of the Hon. I. D. Duuti, whose residence was but a short 'distance therefrom. When application was macie to the U. S. post-office authorities for the establishment of a postoffice there by that name, objection was made, on the score of the similarity of the name, when writthat of' Danville, in this state. In casting about for a name which would suit the somewhat fastidious post-office authorities the people of the vicinity bethought them of a certain eminent and most estimable gentleman who is tarrying-for the winter at the house of Mr. Dunn, and in his honor the new office was named. . Dr. B. F. Telit, D. D and L. L. D., is a resident of Bangor, Maine, but has been making his hoine for the winter with his old friend, Mr. Dunn. He has been profeseoff of Greek at what is now De Pauw university, president of Lima college, N. Y., and for years editor of The Radies Repository, a well known literary periodical formerly published at Cincinnati. He is a newspaper correspondent, of high repute, and- air author of national reputation Me has already published a fife of Louie Kossuth, the great Hungarian patriot, and -several other work, and is now engaged upon a work to bejcalled ‘Tthe Evolution of Christianity” and negotiating with a Chicago house for the publication of the' same.
The Glidden Barbed Wire at Cleaver’s is the most economical fence wire, it won’t break. Call and see it. 4 1 1-1 " 1 " 11 Bodily ailments are more or less the results of Kidney affection. When the skin becomes dry and husky, pains m the back, hot and high colored urine, soreness in the small cf the back, are unmistakable facts that the Kjdneys are in bad condition, and a few doses of Kellogg’s Columbian Oil will convince any one \of its curative properties on their disorders. Hi-27-28.
The entire Bankrupt Stock of McCracken & Kirk has been removed to «Leapold’s Bazar and will be sold at less than wholesale prices. The same having been bought at a great sacrefice will be sol .1 correspondingly. Don’t buy any Boots & Shoes before calling at Leopold’s gbeat Bazar. - -'**•*"*_ So!ice to Township Trustees TIiTOTICE is hereby given to the ■ Township Trustees of the several Civil Townships of Jasper county, Indiana, that they are required to meet at the Auditor’s Office, on Friday, the 18th day of April y IBB4, for the purpose of making a complete settlement with the Board of Commissioners of said •county, of all the fends in their hands. ( —. i Witness my hand and seal < SEAL, > of office .this 20th day of ( -—) March, A. D. 1884. GEORGE M. ROBINSON, Auditor.
NOTICE OF DTI'OTT ASSESSMENTS. NOTICE is hereby given to Eleanor M. Florence, j - Henry Arnold, James H. Loughridge, Martha Nichols, V> illiftin Daniels, George Daniels, ilioda Daniels, Joan C. Daniels, Florence Daniels, ■ Horace Daniels, Eilla Daniels, lYi’liam S- Comer, George W. Jenkins, Truman B. Jenkins, , Ahigul Kail ns, James W. Smith, Airor -‘\v Arnold, | George F. Penee, Thotnii3 Burns, A John Schrovcr and Barkley Township, Jasper bounty, Indiana; That the assessments made in Ditoh Cause, Number 81, in the Jasper Circuit Court, wherein Eleanor M. Florence is Petitioner, will be due, and payable, at the residence rs Andrew Arnold, in Barkley township, Jasper county, Indiana, as follows, to-wits The first installment, being 20 per centum of the whole of each assessment, will be due on ibe third Saturday, the same being the 151 th day, of April, 1884, —and at the same time and place let the construction of said ditch to the lowest responsible bidder, resetting the right to reject all bids,—and each succeed!ng installment, being twenty per cm;; urn ot the whole of each assessment, will become uue as aforesaid, respectively on Tuesday, the 20ih day of May/ on SaU uruay, the 21st day of June; on Tuesday, the 22J day of July; on Saturday, the 23d day of Augnsl, all in the year 1884, until the whole is paid, or until a sufficient sum of said assessments is realized and collected to c.onsiruct the said uitch, and pay aTI costs, not otherwise adjudged, and expenses incident to establishing the same, and and incurved in preparation of reports, and all expenses which the petitioner may have incurred in tha preparation and presentation of his petition; and all other expenses that the court may deem a proper charge upon the funds and all damages assessed. AID ISON PA UK ISON, f SEAL j Commissioner in charge. 'James il\ Douthit, Attyjor Petitioner. NOTICE OF DIT CH ASSESSMENTS. NOTICE is hereby given to Cordelia- P. Mohueirtind Thomas Monnett, a j Henry Fisher, Augustus Porter and John C. Porter, j Caroline B Cotmand ' i: j VVillfitin Coen, j George Morris, ' jViilliam H, Churchill, Rebecca .1. Yeoman, Louisville, New Albany pod Chicago Railway Company and Marign Township, Jasper * c juntv, Indiana; That the asseVsnierds made in D : tch Cctise, No. 35, in the Jasper Circuit Court, wherein C riklia P. llannett is petitioner, will he due, and payable, hi the sheriff's o!7:ce, in tho Court Hou.e in Rensselaer, JsspOr county, Indiana, as. follows, to-wit: The iir.-t installment, b ing 20 per centum fourth K.-viurda v of April, A. ]). 1884, tho same bring the 22Ui day of Apri., A. D. 188-1, and each (■Uccetaive installment, ol the wh< le of e tch assessment, will be due on the.being 2D per centum of the whole of each assessment, will become due as follows, respectively, to-.vitj -On Saturday, the Slit dky of May; and on Monday, the 50tU day cf Juno; and on Thursday, he 81st day of .July'; and < u Saturday, tho 30th day '• f August, all in iheyear At 1884, until t!:e whole is [inid, or until i. sutn ot raid assessments la t'enlttred and collected Vo construct the snffl' Ditch, and to pay a’l'cMt not other*Hi adjudged, had expenses incident, to establishing the same; and incurred in ll><r preparation of reports, tut 1 all expenses wbicn the petitioner may have incurred irt preparation and present.iiion of the pertuon, nbd ail other esptnsrs that shart be deemed a proper charge upon tho fr.n.£i, by tho Court, in the iisrds of of such Cumiaissioner, and all damages asaesed ' 1 will, 00-'Urti 20th°day of April, A. D. 1884, st fhw said Sheriff ’a office, aforesaid, receive I iffi l 'for construction of said ditch. 1 its right to reject *ll bids so ruiiwer. - : "7 rftaiSOX PARK ISON. U { ‘ CommUeiouer in charge. MareUa'i P. CUScatti Artg/or Pftitiaiur.
FOR SA^E. F. J. Sears offers his fine Residence for sale at a bargain. Also a cottage one block from Court House. Call or. Address F. J. Sears, Rensselaer Ind. j w Indorsed by the Clergy. We take, .pleasure irt recommending -Br, Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup to any publie Speaker that may bo troubled with throat or lung disease, Rev. M. L. Booher pastor Presbyterian Church, Reading, Mich. Rev. J. T. Iddings, Albion, Micb. Rev. Y. L. Lockwood, Ann Arbor, Mich. Mar. A Remarkable EscapeMrs. Mary A. Dailey, Of Tunkhannock, Pa., was afflicted for six years with Asthma and Bronchitis, during which time the best physicians could givo no relief. Her life* was despaired of, until in last October she procured a Bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery, when immediate relief whs felt, and by continuing its use for a short time she was completely cured, gaming in flesh 50 Jbs. in a few months. Free Trial Bottles of this certain cure of all Throat and Lung diseases at F. B. Meyer’s drugstore. Largo Bottles SI.OO. 16-28-41. ■ na » Notice to Dlrectoi-N atsd Stock-lioldcrs Notice is hereby given, that the Directors ami Stock-holders of the Jasper County Agricultural Society will meet at the Court House, in Rensselaer, on Saturday, -March 28d, 1884, for the purpose of arranging a premium list for 1884, and fixing the time of holding the annual fair. George 11. Brown-, Brest. Ezra C. Now els, Secv. ' , ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Arc you diaturbed itt nigh*-awl InokenoL your rest by a sick child suffering amt crying withpain-oi euttlwy teeth ‘i •If so, send-at once and v"t a bottle of Mbs. Winslow's sooth iso SVitt P for OnibbiiEN Tketuiso. Its value inealculal.le. It wilt relieve the poor little snd'erer immediately. Depend uixvn il. nvilliers there is iio uhnut it. It <•-.•.!• ,*s <iy . sentery and d-oirriioeu. reyniates the* stomue-h Jind hotels, cure.-, wind cube, suite ns the mi nig mluces fiifltimiiiittioii, and k* '-•joe mol energy tothe wiinle svstetii. Mits. Winslow’s -South-inV)YRi- 1-f‘oit emu:: k x ff’LKTirriSgis pleasant to the taste, and is the preseription ot 0110,01 the oldest'and best tewa-te physicians and nurses in the United States, and is tor sate by a l l druggists throughout the world. Price it cents a tmttie.
Vegetable Sicilian HAIR RENEWER was the first preparation perfeatly adapted to sure diseases of tlio scalp, and tbs first sue* oessful restorer of faded or gray lirvir to its natural color, grotrUk, and youthful beauty. It lute had many imitators, but none haw to fully met all tlia requirements needful for the proper treatment of the tuilr and- scalp. Hall’s Haih KexVwkr has steadily grown in favor, and spread Its fan:c and ilselulr.tss to every quarter of the plcbe.- Itt.' unparalleled success con be attributed Vo bet <;o causa: i/re entirej'u’jiimevt of Us jfi-oinhyr„ Tire- it tors i. arc of len’.n eh "surprised at the Veoeipt of r.y -itrs' hoar rci.io'.o c , tries, Vl:era they Innl never ::m Lan ed'ort ijt ite introduction. 'lira use fur a .short time of Ball's Hair . JtnSti'ra wonderfully i.-tipKlwie tho t.-.-r-SOua! r-pMearaiicc. it cleanses the scalp fiom all impurities, cure?: all hwniow-,- l and dryne*>, and thus prevent: berVi!'- ss. H stimulates the we.akf m d gland!'., and t'i.nh'. j tliem to push forward tr netUaud vigoious growth. The etlec'ts of this artiwfe are not transient, lilto t-hoix of alcoholic prtpstrationSjbut remain a long time, u Uioh u-ahes it; use a matter of economy. BUCKINGHAM'S DYE ron the WHISKERS Will change the heard to t>. natural brown, or black, ;•» desirsd. It produces a pern.;: nr it color that will not wash away. Consisting, f & sfngio preparation, it is applied without troiUdc. j PR!:PAI'F.D TK E, ,E«MI-&-CQ-. r Sffe-S. LE Sold by all Doalcr* in Xetlicints. .. ... , .. . TOR ALL TEC rC-RES /'Mm % Scrofulons, STercarlal, and Y ( Blood Diioidtis, Li-. MkX tho h r e.t re:ro<ly. 1 c.nnre this I 'f.rt w-ar-hi>9 and thorough hlotal-pnrilier, is Ayer’n Sc:?3.zi7Qnn?>, Bold by aU Vtvgi'iife ; 3!, six bottles, V>... * si i mm Dealers in i ©seeeileg* ;' Agricultural Implements, BRICK and TILE. irnm # # JUST RECEIVED: Glassware and Queenswar^ «• , ’ ■ -Whiclp will r>e sold at - prices ilSat defy oompetitxoxi
IS. WILLEY SI m, IK After Eighteen Years of COMMERCIAL 1 SUCCESS Would respctfully announce ito the people of Jasper County that they have the Of Clothing. Dry Croods, Hats and Caps, .Soots Shoes* kite Fine Imi lifcSrfs; Fursisiing kl% Ever displayed in this market. And they cordially invite you to call at their Where they can, and will sj&e you money, by selling you EXCELLENT GOODS, CHEAP
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