Rensselaer Republican, Volume 17, Number 4, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 2 October 1884 — Page 5

THK REPUBLICAN. ‘ ‘ ■ i. i Rensselaer Time Table- l Passenger TWAINS NWth: SotTJi:, t?SB A. .»•' 10:A;i A. Al. 8:07 A MR • 7:pS I*. M. 5.-02 P. M. 10:20 P. M,

CLOSING OF MAILS- 1 Rensselaer as follows: Going East and South, Daily, except Sunday-, 10 00 A. M. Going West and North, Deily, except Sunday, 4 30 P. M. , f Chicago Through Pouch. Dai'A, 8 OOP, M Lafayette “ . - “ { Per Pinkamink, Pleasant Gj;oye and Pulp, 11 20 A. M-, Tuesdays, Thursdays. aud Saturdays. ,_ T * For Blackford, 12. 30 A. M., Tuesdays and Saturdays. HORACE E. JAMES, P. M.

THE M'SWEENEY CASE.

?lj Mis < mi Act He Forfeilert IXI Claim to American Protection. .'ohii Fineitv .- speech. I have heard the cry of Pie Sweeney vftised. 'i’he changes have been rung irptrn frenn one -end of the land to the other. Let me say here that when an Irishman leaves Ireland and comes to this country, and assumes the oath and the duties.Tjfcitizenship- when he doesthat, and enjoys the freedom of this land, then, when he deliberately returns to his own country, and by accepting dice under the British law beeOmes again a British subject, he iiaVfc-IfSited all right to the protection id this country, and ailhougn 1 should bo sorry to have a harsh fate awaiting ing - him, at the same time I have no respect for my man that changes the ' glorious condition of American citiaenshtp f- i- the-paltry condition et a British subject. If I were to commit that act I would feel that I was served right iu being abandoned. If Mr. Me ... Sweeney had not, accepted oiliee. then indeed, would the State Department he culpable in not defending him. I hope this will.be a lesson to all others bf his h ind,'that the mere fact of liv- ■ Ing in America is"not sutiieient when a than brought before a British court, lie hhouid be able -to produce his datura!iyati :>n papers or to prove that life was a minor before lie came to tins conhtry- -That - would stop all this trouble.. Bin let the plain truth .be, fold. Too many of our men who were arrested < n the. other side were nc rli-' nt :u regard to their natural iza'bm papers. Even the”unfortune man who ' was hanged for the slaying ot t ary, and to save whom, your representative, a-: U.hiak_you will acknow!ege,-did his utmost, that unfortunate man irtborod under the sante dilliculty—his papers were not in regular form. And I will say, in justice to the incumbent of the presidential chair that he telegraphed M nister Lowell to recognise ..Olioiimil just the same as if }ie had his pitpars, but the English government knew they had a technical advantage, and, despite the American protests, they refused one week's respite.

s. r. Thompson addressed a splendid meeting at Center school house, in Gillum township, last Saturday evening, with a speech of old time power and logic. Ah the close, of the speech one of the best Blaine and Logan clubs in the county was organized. - - -- - ' • The Well known slrongthning properties of Iron combined with other tonics and a most perfect nervine, are found in Carter’s Iron Pills, which strengthen the nerves and body, and improve and complexion. ( >etobcr.

Expediticus Justice in Benton County.

A young man giving his name is John' Morrow and claiming to be from Kentucky, stole a horse from Lott Bayless, of York township, last Thursday nighs. He was pursued and’ arrested at Boswell where he tried to sell the horse, oil Friday. He plead guilty in circuit court in Fowler Satturday and was sentenced to the penitentiary for three years. The real name of the prisoner is John Morrell and his parents, whoreside in Ripley county are respetable members of society. Deputy sheriff, Doir Loman took him to the penitentiary last Tuesday.— Fowler Review-.

All Beekeepers, and others iuteiested in that business in Jasper county, are requested to meet at the Court House, on Saturday, October 18th; .1684, prompt]v at 10 o clock, a. m. t Lewis g. Altem, v t Blnte Afiosi»tiqu,

Commissioners’ court.

A Jjist of dlUptl'dilees made by the Board of C\tuniy Commissioners of jasper minty, at their tfeptanber Session, 1884/ Bhoks and' stationKur. Win B Burford, books and stanry .$ 471 7-'i %>ring, Emmerson &Co ‘V * . 70 43 O- .< «. “ 12 30 ,1 >1 t* I)’, “ « “ ii 13 ROAD3 AXD BRIDGES. — William Cooper, Supt Bridge C 00 J 1’ Carr, building bridge 270 00, F B Meyer, nids for county bridges 14 01 J A Morrison, reprhg Baums Urg .332 01 D P Ingraham, lumber “ ' :tg 73 Chatles Meyers; stipi reprs“ 41 on Alfred Thompson, tieuiitg roads 3 00 “ “ 3 on Charles D Now els, “ l 30 1 50 James T Randle; “ 1 50 “ ** “ 1 30 Jasper Kenton, i> 4 Oo ‘‘ “ ‘ '' '4 t><> Elzev A Griswold, 11 4 f)0 ■ 4 m David H Yeoman, u 4 (nj “ ,f 4 00 James Yeoman, 3 oO George KessingeL : ' “ 3' 00’ A J Yeoman, •• :! (hi James Rayburn, “ 3 00 William D Naylor, “ 1 3o James Dealing, “ 1 30 George O Hoover, “ 1 50 Hcnfy 1 AdftigS) “ ].30 Jay E Lamsoli, > 30 J ames Goopei’,-- —-A 4 go. .Aliulin. L.eoboLJ, • 1 t 31 f R ii I’lircupiie,-J. Pyquni viewrs 1 fur • 'lark McColl , “ “ 30 James F Irwin, 'Clerk “ 23 James Connrd, J. I’. “ 23 John Way mi re expense on bridge 2 no John 1’ Dunlap, Engineer for bridge 3 00 I V Alter, building grade 33 O ', John Miller, Lumber for bridge 00 uty Wiliiam Sutton, mbor on bridges 24 On Er-ir.k Sm ton, “ 1 2.3 Wm W'Bussell, ‘‘ 12-00 Enoch Clark, Timber for bridges. .1 23 John Owens, Labor on bridges 1 23 S Erwin, Iron rods for bridges 14 43 David-Culp, fuptg end labor 10 73 ROOK FARM. E N Hyland, mdse for ~ 3 03 Simon Phillips, Superintending 203 01 George GrJUit, mdse fitrmshad • 0 <>3 Willey & Sigler “ . 22 07 ■C t: Siniir. . ■C— _ :i 3(i 1> F Fergus*>n, “ ■ • 37 07 Eger Bros. ?‘T, Oil .83

“ -—. —“ in i;l X Warner & Sons “ M 88 &-A-GrkrWeldrffErest ee-t-eel se 2 7 27 GhasW Roberts & lire- “ -Irt ' Otj: i. , ii n , Emmet Ivan mil, l; 12 27 Dudct Hopkins “ 17 72 J M Hods hire,'. “ If 87 KEI.IRF OF COOR. __ TTtoii>fls 11 V ji’ullougli, ditlam -Tp. 'l2 ntt << •< 7 on •• .0 ' Of. i’l W Ildmer, !l 7 ms .1 nines A Low ft Co *■ 10 17 Keller, Craig Cj., Keener.ip. 5 !•'» Ira 1! Robbias “ 10 00 I, Tul ear, J - ril ‘in ip- f >77 bn Hue Bros Newton’ ip. 8 To o Titteur, Marion t|i. 0 t>o J E Siiller, Carptim or ip. Is ,70 G F Bloom .'7 t’o 2 oo J Ti Holleit ' 2 00 J () 15 McDongle “ 81 '»<» John K Stoii'h [ “ to oo '.IV ill jam Mover, relief ilf poor 1 K J .Sears & Soil, .JUacklcy tpu '>.l>P L Tiiteur, 1«» 00 ttinfr.! a 11,. John W Powell, Jailor's fees 10-> ()■• C C Starr, mdse County Jail Jo Kmmet Ivanna!, 1 To N Warner & Sous, 2 10 »utsoxKi;s. John W Powell, boarding prisoners 18 20 eoiiOXEIPS iNQYEST. F j Sears, Coroner, holding imprest 10 00 TAXES KEFU-NDED. (.'haides F. lieaeox, 2 i 11 l’.l Itl.lC IMfRoVE’.IEXTM. * >t el & Blake, layirfg till pun square’ 20 00 EDUCATIONAL. Robert Kepner, janitor..Teachrs ex BTo co.mmissionbk's < ot hf. John W nymitc, sbrv as comnr 21 00 A C Ptevo, j “ 21 1(0 Samuel K Nichols, “ 21 (Hi John W Powell, Sheriff, 18 Oo County officers.

ALR. Aker, Quarterly SnlmFy. -4>«o -HO- - M Robinson, “ ‘‘ 4HC, :!.i 1) M Kelson. •* “ ls 4 Oil James F Irwin. Clerk’s foes. 7 (»’) John W Rowell serv. notices, , (i 8'» IXOIDEXTAI.S, M B Alter, postage 8 27 L S Alter, reprs survrs in.-t ■'!- 80 G ii Robinson, postage 7 (to D M Nelson,, postage and stationery 10 80 Nelson Everson, lai>,<r on out-house 7 00 JII Willey, repairs _on pump ' 10 48 X Warner & Sons, mdse for court lis 20 4o G E Marshall, eotinty prinling ' so 7o! WII & C Rlioaiiesi stool lice’s oflice 1 70 j I B Wash burn', spy as healt h officer 87 50 j I; George M. Roblnsott, Auditor with- ' in and for the county of Jasper, and State of Indiana, do hereby certify that. ; the above aDd foregoing to be a triie ; and complete list ot ali the allowances' made by the Board of County Commix- 1 sioners, of said county, at theirSeptcin- j ber Session., 1884. GEORGE M. ROBINSON, Auditor. ' ' ' In d literary and aril-tie point of view. Demokksts Mao Alt ink for October is an admirable number. .Thefrontispiece,; “Decoy Ducks,” which is something new in art, is very beautiful, and the other illustrations Are excellent. -A : i»N»ng she articles specially worthy of note are, “Student Life in Paris,” “Down i the lied Sea, ' “Pope's Vilia at Twicki Unham," and “How We Li\’a in New i York,” bv Jennie June. The stone, ; are entertaining, the poems good, and j Various are replete' • wkb useful and agreeaLfereading, suvir *a» « aoceptaW# in every household.

NATIONAL GREENBACK TICKET.

For President. , BENJAMIN K. BI'TT.ER, of Massarlnisettss i For Vice-Presid'eut, A'. M.WKST. | of ymstsalotii. w r For (JoveilfcT* , ■ HIRAM J. LKOVAKf*; of Bass county. For Lieutenant Governor, I ' JOH-N P. MII.KOY, ; of Carroll county. ZZ For Sra-rglAty of state, TIftmPSON SMITH, j of Wayne emiufr, * - For Treasurer of State. FftAN-K F. WARRING, of \y ells' bounty. F*>r Auditor of State. “TfOsiAs II EfflSlNsoN, of Putnam county. - ‘For Attorncv 1 ;moral. -lojiN o. (,im-:En, bf rb*yd county. For Superintendent tfftldie Instruction, s. s. BOVl). ofAVayne county.- , For ( Tenth District, NELSON J. 80/ARTH, of Porter, county. FVrtHfCprrsentati vo. DAVID H. t POI-.W, - -- ol' -Jasper eotmW, eOFNTV TH KET: c For Treasurer. JOHN .lORDAN. Of i arpenter township, For Sheriff. 6. iv. IHTCHKY. ot Marion township, For Surveyor. M11.1.1.V.M ii-li'F, - townsiiijj. : - li-ilmiWii— 1r ;o)-o« or.——Z-r. —■ « I . D. "TACiaiOrsE, ol .lianou *uniis,!iip. .. __. For Commissioner Nt l»i:N!’ , *'t. BRONSON W. li ARRINGTON, of l nimi township Ford Zmmissioner sirtt Ilistriet, M 1.M.1 \M C. PIERCE. *.r Marlon fbw ,l slnp7

Bnttrrick’s Patterns, at Willey A Sigler’s.. Ladies’ Collars, Ties and neckwear. at* Ladies’ Ihizaar. A car load ol Wagons, at X. Y. Cleaver’s. “" Carpets; cheaper than the cheapest, at Willey A Siglers.

Clothing, the best, the latest styles and the cheapest, at lfalpli Fendig’s. Furnishing goods, Hats and caps, a complete stock and latest designs,, at Ralph Fendig’s. Ladies , Gold WBitches and Chains, ii fine selection, at Hardman’s. • .'Tt « I.Mi'RO-vEi; Iz‘ s i*?.i.-_-tGO acres— Cash basis -Long time—easy payments'—o per cent well located - near schuu!Frank W. Babcock. At a Bargain.—A farm of IdO acres, *lying one mile‘northeast of Ileusseiaer, for sale chpap, if sold within the next sixty days. For further particulars, address: . Jat.y A. Green, _ ff Wichita, Kansas.

COAL. r. J. SEARS, Is appointed Wholesale Agent for the .sale of all kinds of Hard Coal, direct from the Lehigh A idley, Penn/, mines. ‘See me before making purchases, lfirntt. F.J.SHarh., Notice. —Public notice is hereby given to all concerned that I will be in my office in Willey A Sigler’s store, in Rensselaer, every Saturday, for the purpose of attending to the business of Township Trustee. The Township Library has also been removed to the same place, where it-may be found by all entitled to make use of it / ' E- A. Griswold. Trustee, Marion tp. Purely a Mistake The Domestic Sewing Machine Company HAVE NOT changed their agency, and Messrs. W. H. A C. Rlioades are, and ever have been, the only recognized agents of the “Domestic’* in Rensselaer. Other patties have tried, it is true, to get the agency, and have advertised themselves as such; but we | wish the people to know' that we | are the Sole and Only agents j df the “Domestic” Sewing Machine !in jasper county. . ~ W. H. & C. Rhoades. FREE DISTRIBUTION“What caus.is tlu- fire.".; ru-' at F. B. Meyer s Drug H;gre J "’ The"free <li*tri lion of sample b<.:tl£g of Dr. Bosahko’.Cough'a«<i Tung Syrup, ibe most popic P.r remedy ! >.r f’vjgoa. Cola-. Csnxuuipti'oti anl Bronchitis now cii the marketT Regular* size •'*'» cents, end >l< A 7 j 10 84 EB'V Iyf —-h —■ : CURE FOR PILESThe first synipl'-tn of -i ilej« is iu<-1 itching »t night a iter getting w.irni. Tlutmpieasint aeßsaiion is iiudjcdiately relieved by an 'Application l)r, Borar.ku’ • tile Remedy. Piles in all lurms, ftcii. I Sa.t H lieu in aird Bmgwtmii cm n lie p»*r- ; mancnily cured t>v ‘be , unc of thi* g' caf ttpbij, Price Ml p uts. Mhnufaoi r t ’ Vj lb# Dr. B'-HnWy ,Jlfd(c:i »- Cw., Pipuir (?(|!o • Huid ay y. !*,- MtyxrZ , PV-IHi.l y*.

1 In Boots anti Shoas r Ralph Fendig will show you the best custom mads, at* starvation prices - ■■ ' ■— CaII at Willey & Sigler's and prices before buying your fatLsuppj' of Clothing, Boots and ’Shoesz - — d Are you m want of a wagon? N. V, Cleaver, the Hardware man, in the Noweis block, lias iust received a car load. Are your- Hogs or Chickens sick? Go to F. 13. Meyer, sole agent, and get a sure, uaFronted cure. Best assortment of framing lumber ever in. town at’ bottom f rices. No hemlock, but pine umber, at B. F. Ferguson’s. Dr. Haas’ Hog and Poultry remedy is for sale by F, B. Meyer, who is the • only agent in this place. ■Lumber and Coal:— -11. P. Benjamin seils all kinds of LVMBEB and COAL, at Cotton’s old office, west of the Depot. For Sale at a Bargain —lfiO acre farm - r.e ar Benssel aer... tfidl at once. Thompson A Bro. tfv - Cooperage ami C Ist eras. Call at the cooper-shop north of the elevator, foEcoop-mage and cis terns of the Rest quality, at any time. J. C.-Thrawls. ts.

Dr. BOSANKO- - r ba anin" b3> beconic ad fitni'li.ir witb the most*of people tbroujfbout the I niltd States that it. L Irardly necessary to state that be is the oneinator o! the great Dr. Dosunko Cough ami Lung Syrup, iMpeoplc;s favorite" reRTWy. wlrertrvcr anowit-; tor (iotigh-. Cokts, Cousmaption »*>3 #e affectlolix ®f ‘be Tot**.,: or i-ungs. kljce, sS#?ffe S' Id b| F. D. Meyer If, 31 E 3 W. 1 jf Wanted: —d ,000-Cords of - WFite Oak or Hickory Saplings, f fom“l| to 3 inches thick at the top ends and 8 feet in length. Y ill al,so buy shaved hoops. For prices, and other particulars. enquite .near >G-vtci s Lay j>arn, netir the depot. l i£i*3fc A Co. This is tire season of year \'hei Hog and Chicken diseases mmost prevalent, ( and the -way- t< . save valuable animals, is tl;e quen with the owtiers. Mr. F. B Mey er, druggist, has sold Dr. Haas Hog and Poultry remedy for tin* past two years - , and it lists givet entire satisfaction. z —--,-4 »»>■»- T!I TIIAGKING COUGH cun he j ll iokly c ure.i bj- Sliilolds f'ure. AVa guarantee it. “ WILL YOU SUFi-’E with Dyapepsia knt. Liver Complaint? Shiloh's \ italizes is S Uiil * siutcetl to cure you. SL.Ei'TEEBB - TGI ITS, made mirorable by timt terrible cough. Stiiioh s Cure is t!-« scuiedy .for you. v CATARRH CURr.T), baltb and sweet Lreatl •wured by FnilolFs Catsirrb Remedy. Pric- -- 0 cents. Nasal Injector free For '*ale by M L SpitHir Fcf*—B—Bs

(heap Hontct We now have for sale large well drained’ and conveniently 10, cated lots, in the Van Rensselaer grove at the .south ends of Front Van Rensselaer and Cullen streets, These lots will be sold for cash or o’n tune, to suit purchaser. Address ail inquiries to Thompson k Bno. IG-47-tf Rensselaer, In<! GET THE BEST! LEAD ALL OTHERS 1 Every Style & Price. Guaranteed Unequaied FOB OPERATION. ECONOMY,! DURABILITY and WORKMANSHIP. Improvcmest# and ftcnvenieneai found in no other#. f! Always Reliable. pqwqUp uv«»rvwMe»f. >»>> w« jk* HAuhtß a *oan.

r..juL...jum.-.->j i ' c-N’aefgviiaDxgaoMW {■- . BEfJ Hgm | Our stock of Dry Goods is now complete, consisting of A Splendid Line of Dry Goods, Dress Ginghams and Shirtings, S Corsets, hoop Skirts and Bustles, a A Full Line of Satchels and Yalieses, ° j | Saxony, Germantown and Stocking Yarnes, | Flannels and Jeans, from the best Factories, f Imdies. ami Gent’s Underwear at prices that can not fail to |s please you, o . j . , |, 1 We are offering our entire stock of Ladies’, ■ Misses’ and | Childrens’ Cloaks at prices that Coiiaixetition. \ j • | Vi. invito you to call and see oar V w Goods, j CsJVwVv 4 [ __ ■ . ■ ■ ' U. ' ' ' . ■ •/ . v . TyrT-y mmtoilet mr/cLm And —— : DRUGGISTS’ SUNDRIES, -Fromfeme e mnvmm RENSSELAER. - - INDIANA. “I WILL INSURE YOUR HOGS! inquire of my Itaulicrs, Messrs, f'1.51 Clllllt A SIB IRl'i:, Iml.--ianupolis, for my NtamSing. Will make n deposit of nciTssaiy luoney, and nil! pay for all that die. Beware of Counterfeits- None Genuine except with this Trade Mark. Some irresponsible and unprincipled dealers have made various compounds purport og to be the same as the ilaas Remedy, which are based upon analyses egregiousiy vrong, quail tatively aid quautiiatively. The public and trade should beware of ibe*e buuterfeits, as none of them eoßtain the essential proprrrities of my Reme ly. !. have i.-posit'd s3,fi(M) with Fletcher .c Sharpe, bankers, Indianapolis, to •Jt order ct these parties if they will prove lives • alleged analyses of my Remedy to bo mtvtob.

||Br. Jos. Haas’ loj and PsaSiry Sessi;^ THF. ONLY SCIENTIFIC SWINE REMEDY COMPOUNDED. Hoad 37" jPropc3ltio3n.s. I.—When my remedy is used as a prev.ntive 1 wiil insure h)gi by the lie.l fiir a year, and. will make a deposit <»f money tn make a uch insnrapee gooev If.any hoes die hey will be paid for from such deposit. You can refer to my taniten, Messrs, Fletcher & Sharpe. Indianapolis. Ind., for ray standing, financially. 2.—Where my services are paid fur I will visit herds of'not less than 106, and I will arrest the di?ea'se among tiienfor forfeit ij.7 )0. 8. —After hog* have be'*n regulate J with my rets dy 1 guarantee that the annual cost of it will not oxeeed 2 * centa per he&], r urthe mote, tiiifi the increase d.F;vc‘;;al fi"sii will fae- raorethan pay tor the remedy ipel. JOS. HAAS, Y. H, Indianapolis, Ind.. F. B. MEYER. Agt. LlWSfftt m&L Y&iffl r 'Having purchased the Lunabm Yartßaotl Stock of F. L. Cotton, will keep constantly oft s?fle a full and complete-stoob Isath, Sash Lumber, Boer a Shingles, Windows, Hard & Soft Coal.. Having purchased my stock if.nr ca di, I caji and WILL of! -rsuperioj iinducemcftts to cash buyers. Give ma tecail bt»foWimving elanwberer E F.BEiTJAMIW. 16-162 ts. . V . UMIBim fr* tlwfewi# lllantrelfd «*4 Kml FREE TO AIX. thu vm*w ttihviwN"** eon vwlxbk ti«. f DAVID LANDDCTHAIONtiUa DHOWCM,PHILADELPHIA.