Rensselaer Republican, Volume 17, Number 6, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 16 October 1884 — Page 1

THE RENSSELAER REPUBLICAN.

VOL. XVII.

IHE REPUBLICAN. ISSCRD EVERY THURSDAY BY OZSO- S. Publisher and Proprietor. ' OFFICE—Up stall's above-.Hemphill & Tl jr wn ; 'er Terms of Subscription. ■ >■ 'year 61 m) months i:> r i,reb monlllS-. .i :■. A - ..■•■■'■■;■■■ ..... .50 The Offidial'Paper of Jasper County.

(WW A sfcNxresF •fthxu Xt®/ ■ -wind k*« SwkX raAfci W —■» JUDICIAL i' ■■ u:t vfiu1jre..................Pt:: . r. H. Wait.. !’;■..-eeiitiui; Attorney M. If. Wai.kei:, nf Court— First Xundny in Juuuaiy; i'il .Miimhi i/ in Atari '■.: Firt>t Monday in J>iC:e; ".' .■■'!■ lloHtlfiji in Uctoo.r. COUNIT OFFICERS ( <•;. ifjjf Jons W 7 I'oWfTI.I.. Xuilitor ... George N. Rqiuxrox. Tieast.rev ... MORES 11. AXT ER. !t< .-(.rticr.. TTTTTTATTituiiAS Axti:!.<!. Stifvevov ...... LEM is 8. Alter. C't'uwr . • ff- 1. /eart. s un inten,lett Public >clio(4< D. .4.. N l.'.sox. Hst District. Asa <■’. I'.ttD o, i; .nnnissioncTs ■ ~<i District ..'. Il Xi.'ii<4.s. ’ t.i.l Di. iriet ..lon s A \ tsu; C A Court— Fi>*t Moii.lap in Marr 1 , tf"l lllt'l't'r'p'"m tUrr . “Umrf'DfiATlGN OFFICER:.; Ai ..--b;-.! u. H. Platt 1'.<■: k . Vu. :• 1.1 B. Ticasurer .... T.‘.). Faroes. ( 1-t AV.'irU ... Jotix 11 V.Vi.i’. : a t ;,-iincilmen <34 Warn M. Uhoai’Es | llliWtml. . .A. W . CJ.evel.axd. i stltWard ...,.4. 11. Wti.ley SOCIETIES, A. F. and A. Al, Prairie T.odpJ No. 1 iiivelsFirst and Third AloiidiLys of each month Al 1.. Spitler, ■ .GZHTLopwell. Secretory. 11.. M. «».F. Eves iso Star Ch apt eii, meetFiist and Third Wednesdays, of each month. Miss Al-av Miller, Mrs. J. C. Kelley, Secretary. Worthy Matron. 1.0.0. F. litOQt tits Eodge. No. 143, meets ovi tv T'u.'sdav event ng. . iU,N.Uwv;u'd.i—sevretary. n’.G. K.ofltrxssEi.AEi: Lodge, No, 82, meets «utv Thursdav evening. .1. I . Haidiiian, . Geo. M. Robinson. K.oIR.&S. C. C. \.O. U. W. itF.XSSELAER LODGE No. 100 inerts tfverv Monday evening. - C;*F;. HTrpkihs; ~ :• —JrMr-HAdsUiW- — ~y Recorder. 517 SE is. A. It ItESSSEI.AEH PAST,. No.' *4, lliei'ts e’. el-' Fritlav co-nii’.;*. W . W. IteUv". o. A. Uttrnnam, Ad.|itt:int. T- <-'• PROFESSIONAL CARDS. PHYSICIANS, U • lIARTS-lvLhv—M. D, y - HOMEOPATHIC j ■jPlj.ysicia.sx azxcL Sturgreoxx, Rexs'seitaek Indiax a . Jggß“'t hr<.iiie Diseases a SpecialtybAm# (’ I ilftce fefrst UJijfhltigtoit Street. ~ ii..i;ip.M. „..:'.TthM l House. I. B. WASHE'JPX. 1 iti y and sri :geon 4 Rt nsselaer, I titliana. Gives special attention to Dise.isesof Women ai 4 Children and Chronic. Diseases. Rememherc'alls are promptly attended when hot professionally engaged. ATTORNEYS. si mon I*. Thompson, David J. Tim rsow Attorney at j.iiic. Aotiiry I’ublic. 'pIOMPiSON & BRO.. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, . Rensselaer, Ind. Practice m all toe courts. We pay partictil attention to 'paving taxes, selling and leasing lands. M. L. SPITLER < ollector and Abstractor JAMES W. I) OU TH IT ATTOIINFi' AT J.A ll', • Rensselaer. -------- Indiana. £- .yOllice up stairs in “Makeevcrs new brfr'h building,' three doors east of i’ost-eliiee.uA jT A \ - lb. “ I j ARPER W. SNYDER, 1 r. AT'rORNEY AT LAW, livniingtoti, 1 ml. , rru rrrirhe^spt*r-, '4I I 'RAN 1< W. BABCOCK, |1 ATTORNTIY AT LAW, Anil Iteiit Kutoif flri.ier. OiliC. hextuoor talk,; bit'.irc. I ractires '.n the ■.lourts of .1 isper. Xewi.oh amrl-en ton c. mn.fies. Lands examined, ~bst raid sol' t it'e prvpai cd, faxes paid, tmd Colleetioliß made. \rORDECAI F, CiIILCOTE, J ATTORNEY AT LAW, Rensseltter, Ind. 1 Rends to all business in the profession ■• illi promptness middispatch.. Oll’metn second story of the Makeever burbling. DENTISTRY. Hl .• hQQci I. C. KELLEY, Rensselaer - - Indiana. r Teeth inserted from one tooth to R» entire set* Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay. With our vitalized air apparatus wn w*R mirMi teeth, positively w iUiPM p*ia or b*rm.

RENSSELAER, JASPER COUNTY, INDIANA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER IG, 1884.

L’.S. Du li.'tiNs. ■ ZTMRfDwiGGINS.| ZrJ.. S. de ZI- ZD-strigrg-xxxs, Attorneys at law, . f ■' ■ Rensselaer. - - Indiana. SpecTai atteifrto'n given to collecting, and practice tn Countv Cohimissiouers’ and JustiejOCourts. ft@“ Practice under the new Ditching Taw. a specialty. A t.i't’.ED McCoy. Thomas Thompson Tj.’.NKfNG HOUSE OF A., McCOY & T. ) IiTHOJI I’.- • i'.. (successors to A. Mel.'oy ,t TlmUip-PHi, Puinkfl'M, Rensselaer. Ind. D" a general banking m'siiidSs. - Buy it ml sei! ex ehange. Collection, niade on all availftble potiits. Money loansd. Interest paid er. specltied time deposits, v.e. At the. sanre- ldate its the <dd frniii of A,.MeCoy &-Thompson. R. s. Dwiggins. Pres't. Z. Dwiggins, Cashier. piTIZEXS’ BANK, V JiESSSELAi:R, INDIANA. Does a general b.inkliigbusiuess : gives sneeia attention to-eoltecttijns; remittances made <m <l;ly <4 i>:;ymer.t atcnrrent rate of exchange..; illtvi's' '■'’•l on balances; certiiieat.'s benTTDir interest issued ; exchange bought and sold. Vf.lhimcdten angefertigt. Eebs,?haften.Shuldf;'rd.iTi'.n;:'e>i'ii,d, gi. in Deutsch lands, Oeslprreie.l tULhuinuirWt' v:« cden,. Nor.wegeir.und-der. Src.eiz. WiMim-el an (tie becle.ttvsten Ihmk-gusrhnvl'te-ht lit Bill:vont’ml Tfacii Eiiroim ueber die DampTschiir LinierrztrTPTkrntlen. .1011 .< Makclve;:. .) ai W. W ii.m ,m-. President. Cashim A.B ' 11!!tS : ! ’ A NR, " ' JU~ ... (ibrosiie I’libHe j RE d\<N i:i. A El: iNJHA.X'A I b I!V .„„i scn ].: x ,.| i . 1 „„ e i Collections made and promptly remitted." I Money I.oaned, and does a’general ' ' ikiHking Business? i XV-81-y. • 5- WILLIS, GUN and LOCKSMITH' (Shop oil River btuik, south of School ifolise, j RtiNSSELAi:u, Indiana. Al . kinds of Iron and Wood t urning, and .line j work in Iron, Steel and Brass, on short notice, and at reasonable rates. Give men call. TIU C. KELLEY x _ DENTIST, _ _ I Rensselaer, IspTA.-yA. - —■—, Dr. KSHey’has liad thirty years’ experience ; hi J the pr:ietieo of Dentistry, and refers to his nunivr , mis patryns as to the quality of work turned mil, I He uses no ‘'t.Taniie Tgelh" nor any spurious ami . ','orthless material. Special attention given io i the preservation of the natural teeth ar.ti tho natural and useful adjustment of artiiicii.l teeth, i All operations warranted, and prices to correspond I v.ithquallty ot work. Olllee over Leopold's new ' st'ire.

NOTICE Of’ SURVEY. Notice is hereby given to ' Lewis Mo>ier, . . : -rkrrgg : Cnt It criti<■ M >SO er J/itob 4Jdfb’<;c, Henry M. Benedict. .John Sliortridge, William Hawkins, Charles"!!. Thompson, | John Koskie. Daviil J. Thompson, Richard S, Camplin, | 1 —Silas A. Lee; I F. I'. Carson, whose first j n mimis 1; nk n 0 ivn. ■ ■ —b-— —- —----- llenry and John Brandenburg | W. R. Nosinger, whose | first mime is nnknjwn, | > George C. Clark, John S; Ihardinge, et al, | John W. Wool, Farmers’ Bank of Lan- | singbu rgh, And .all others'interested, that the undersigned, John. Brandt, owns the northwest quarter of the southem-t quarter of section . four, and the undersign"d. Peter Braiidt, • o■'ns the southnaal quarter of the noit’-i* : ■■ast quarter ofshOtion four, ami the smith- j west quarter of the northwest quarter • | ■i'Cfiun three, all in township thirty- .tie North., in Range Seven West: and they will proceed with the Surveyor, of J.asp r county to make a legal survey of Said . t'io-ns, or so juuah thereof.as may'be »w<s--:.'fy to establish the linos a:rd corners .-f i their lands, ,aS ,ib,;vc deserf bed, cornmmm•ng Thursday, ()-‘tobeT 2-'rd, JSSf, and continuing the-s-ime from day today untijl Completed, " . JOHN BRANDT. i>: i-■:it n. t. -- - '».rrr» «»t .an, ADV ERTISEI) I JITTERS. Letters aililres'oj as below remain Uncalled for in the Post Ol’ice at Rensselaer. Jasper Count", Indiana, on the 11th day of Oc'ohrr 1884. Those, M claimed within four weeks from the date before wiven will be s,ent to th. dead Letter Ofiftee, Washington, 1). c. Airs. Sallie Brotvn, Airs. L E. Freelovc. John I). Reynoles, John G>. Reynold 8. J. W. Roberts. Persons calling for any of the letterin the above list will please .say they are advertised HORACE E. JAMES. P.M. : 1 ' . • 'I . - t ■ - I PIOISTEEH MEAT MARKER Rensselaer, - - Indiana J. J. EIGLESBACII, I’rop’r. BEEF, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Sausauge, Bologna, etc., sold in quantities te suit pur abaeers at the lowest prices. None but the heal iiock slaughtered. Everybody is invited alb The mgtatest Price F*ld tw •«*«« F«t CNtllCr z

NEWS AND PERSONALS.

Blaine Adams is the name of a new born Jordanite. Pure goods, low pi ices is the Motto, at Laßue's. Mrs. Dr. Washburn returned Saturday evening, from a family reunion in Cass county. John Nichols, AVni Arnold and Wesley Henkle, of- Barkley township, are building new; liouses. New school books at the postoftice, special attention to country patronage. I Mr. W. I. Florence, the senior editor-of—the Lafayette- Journal, called upon Thu Republican last 'Friday. i Mr. L. C. Janes, now of Reno county, Kansas, but formerly : Treasurer of Jasper county, was in town Last week. i It is time, trouble and money .-.aved, to buy your school-LoUca-at the post-oliiee, country people please remember. Mark"and Fenton Churchill, of Marion township, started for Kun- j ■sas"V,TdriiesdaynTrdniuiTg,; Oct? StlF, ‘ and will remain if they are pleased with the country. Mr. W. B. Nichols, of Medary- ■ ville, father of Sam Nichols, the night operator, was in town Monday? He came over to see and hear his old neighbor, General Milroy. A Coat found.-—J. C. Henkle, postmaster at Pink'amink, in j Barkle-y. tp.,..found.,a. man’s a short time ago, and still has if i in bis possession. The owner; can have the same by proving I property and paying for this! notice. A company" of good sin gms' seinaded General and Mrs. Mil-i roy, at the residence of Mr. Alfred j Thompson, after the meeting Jasti Mouda-y-eve-ning;4dter whic.Li th.ey ; bestowed.- the same pleasant at- i tentioiis upon a number of resi-; deuces. ?. i On Tuesday of last 'week, Judge Vinton, at Lafayette, fined tlie Chicago & Great Rrailway Com -1 pany, SSOO, for contempt, in fail-, ing to comply with the mandate of ! the court oi'deriag-the .payment of ' damages for the right of way! through the faini of Cephas At- 1 kinson, in Benton countyi flie Hon. D. P. Baldwin has ! been unable to fill any of his ap- 1 pointments in Jasper county this ; week, except at Remington. Next ! weeLhe will, speak at Rensselaer : on Wednesday afternoon and at i Wheatfield on Friday evening. . His appiintments at Sand Ridge ,a*nd Walker will be filled by S. r. Thompson.

Butterick’s Patterns, at Willey & Sigler’s. Ladies’ Collars, Ties and neckwear, at Ladies Bazaar. A.car load of Wagons, at N. W Cleaver’s. ■ (larpets, cheaper than the cheapest, at Willey <V Siglers. Clothing, the best, the latest styles and the cheapest,” at Ralph Feadig’s. ’ Furnishing goods, Hats an ' caps, a complete stock and latest designs, at Ralph Fendig's. Ladies Gold Watches and Chains, a fine selection, at Hardman’s. — Improved Farm. —IGO acres— Cash basis; -Long time —easy payments —G per cent —well located — near school- . Frank V'. Babcock.

At a Bargain.—A farm qf .160 acres, lying one mile northeast of Rensselaer, for sale cheap, if sold within the next sixty days. For further particulars, address: Jaly A. Green, ts Wichita, Kansas. KoTICE. —Public notice is hereby given to all concerned that I will be in iny office ip Willey A ; Sigler’s store, in Rensselaer, every iSaturday, for the purpose of attending to the business of Township Tiustee. The Township Library has also been removed to the same place, where it may bf* found by all entitled to make Use qf it A. Grjrwuw?, £nwtee, Mariou ty-.

The Canvas in Jasper

The Republican campaign in this county has made splendid progress during the past week. Meetings have been held in all parts of the county, all of them earnest .and entlrusiasfHß and near;ly all of them attended. R In Rensselaer, the Hon. Samuel :R. Mason, the distinguish*. 1 ex- ■ Greeiibaeker, of Ik’ai'Sklvania, made a noble speech to a crowded Court room, on Thursday evening; and on Saturday evening S. P. Thompson addressed a good au- ■ dience at the same place. Gen. I Milroy also made brief remarks at this moetiug. On Monday evening another splendid meeting was held in the Court room. The old heigh- ' bors of the venerable General Mihun itirm-A *1 ..-d ?b d Um room beyond its seating capacity, and the speech of tliQ General well fe.paid them for their trouble. In addition to a ctmviiicieg and uniisw uaiiy T patriotic political speech, he also gave a very entertaining talk about Washington Territory, and the Indians, us a considerable tribe of .vhoni he has charge as age ii L 7"

.A n audience 7 of grand propor-1 tioiis met at DeMotte, on Saturday afternoon, to* welcome the Hon. ■ W. D. Owen, iv-hfi-liad an appoint- ' meiiE”tllere - at"Eli!it time, but to the ? great disappointment of the people, Mr, Owen missed the. “Three I” train at North Judson, and hav- ; ing in of with an accident at Oxford, I a fewfilays beforej“ivas“ itr.ab'e to make the journey by team, anb. therefore, was unable to be pres-1 ent at the meeting. Messrs,. M. E. ■ Chilcote and 1. "D. ~l)iinn were I present, however, and made good ! speeemts. The Hon. John A-. Tibbitts, of I Connecticut, made four speeches ! last week. Afternoons at Surrey and Marlboro, and evenings at : Barkley CeifiierTand)lndopeiMeaceyU in Gillam township. The afternoon meetings were as goo 1 as could have been expected, an 1 the evening meetings wt-re si’mply magnificent. The Gillam meeting was one of the best that has yet been held in the county, and was so large that it was necessary to held it out of doors. The Major is an excellent speaker, and Jiis lucid expositions of the tarifi ques|tion can not fail to have a good 'effect. / . Eon. D. p. Baldwin had a good meeting at Remington Tuesday 'evening. The meetings held by our local speakers have been uniformly good, but -arc too numerous to ' meiu.io?. in detail. . '

The Jasper circuit c:mrt com Vc;i; ; --A i‘:';Xi .u,on<l.?iy. -Belov.' u.' ; ‘ the li.sts of juiois, dovm for the term: . James It-oman, Ln.met Kaiiual, Nekou Ilantjk, teftnon Keaton,, r. M. Grant, Alfred Collies. ■ Psttit Juiicms. AcidGon Coppess, Ferris, IfeJy- C.- llrm<e Jolili Goetz, Davin Nichols, Win S. Day, John J. Porter, Alexandt r Littleheid, John G. Culp, Charles Sprague, John 11. Helmick, Isaac Park r. . ■ r ■ 1 ■ ' ■ . -r- '■ Organ for Sale.— A Whitney A Holmes organ, good as new, for •sale, cheap* For paiticulars enquire at The Republican efiice. ts ... ■

A Startling Discovery Mr. Wm Johnson, of Huron. Dakota, writer that bis wife had been troubled with acute Bronchitis tor many years, ahd that all remedies tried n>> perrr.aneut r«ii» f, until he piov.urcii :i bo'tle of Dr. Kind's New' Discovery for Consumption, Cojghs and ’ Colds, which had a magical effect, and produced a permanent cure. It is guaranteed to eyre all diseases <rf fnruai, Lungs, or Bronchial • uhea Ttlal bottles tree at >*. B. Meyer'judratf i>tor». Verge »Uuii. i* 4-4 u . r .... ■ ■

REPUBLIC AN MEETIN G-S The County Canvass, Republican meetings will be held in the county, and addressed as follows: Friday, October l*th. EVENING. JFatter Schoo! house, Walk r Tp-—‘Hoir.-Sinron Pr Thompson. And Hon. I. D. Dunn. f, , ~ Sas c;rday, Oe 4cl»er £> 3h. EVENING. ' th -se-hooi~hßarkley- -Tp—YLon■ 1. 1). Dunn. Banta-school house, "~H<wf/infj Groce Tp—W.B. Austin, (A P.-H>p-kins. Surrey; Npa ton Tp. —ll. E. James. JSoßetJay. October 2dlk evenin';:. 117 its on-School'Mouse Marion ’~U. E. James. —Tsicwcay, October SBlsi. EVENING. Bttrns School house, Barklcy_ — -X, Thompson. Fftrcr/Gi/, H< E- James. WcifiieMktV, October 22nd. AI TEItN'OON. Rensselaer—Won. I). P. Baldwin. EVENING. (.'enter School House, Milroy, Tp. — 11. E. James, Friday, tJctober 21th. EVENING. Win at./hid,— Hon. 1). V. Baldwin. Tp. — Elder Hennegar. < .<■'on School House, Marion Tp—X _ 'r.i?inp'S.i». . Ci-rtis Greek School Honge, Newton Tp AV. B. Austin and C. P. Hopkins. Safnrdny, October 2.7ih. EVENING. Rcnss'iltjt r— Ren. James 11. Carnahantone's School House, (Jlllani Tp. — H. E. James. ’ 3Sar:ilay, October 27Hi. r.vr.NiNi;. ',V'st Vernon, GUlltin. T,>.— Mon. I. 1). Dunn. TiJCSfLty. October 2Mh. ■; EVI7TNG :G7===:™ n:Mer school 'TpThomason. I'aeVr.i School Monse, Hanyinn Grove Tp— Hon. I. D. Dunn. IVcdiit'.Nday, October 27th. EVENING. /’■ ipc School Jfon.'i'. Carpenter Tp Hon. I. D. Dnnn. Tims’.Mlay, October 30. . . . Burr School H/nso. Jordan Tp> Hon. 1. I). Duan. Friday, October 3!st. EVENING. Sunil. liiflpf s,<-.hooi houee,, Bnrklcy Tp—zYlfred Thompson., M. F. Chilcote. Saturday XSt. Vaulth school hocw, ny Groce Tp Capt. 11. F. Cbiieote. —lliGiy meetings, -liy -B»eaF speakers, are being arrange I f- r. and a-iU bv pmip’inVcd in dim-time.

Cloaks! CiOaksii C!oaks'!!’ Th. largest assortment ever brought to this town, at So per-cent, less than the same can be bought elsewhere in the county. Having received a. large assortment from the bankrupt house of Hartsfield & Co. They must be sold, and at a great sacrifice. You will do well to call i at Leopold's Bazar, and save $3 to $6 on one garment. All styles, fabrics and colors on hand. Call before it is too late.

I Everything in the grocery line cheap at Laßues’. ' i ' Buy your Silver Ware at special ! low prices at Kannal’s. I . r , ' L_ lZ " ..... ; i Waterproof Gossamers with * sleeves, at the Ladie’s Bazar. L : L_ L. h = —rj ' Hats, Latest styles, just received ! at theTracePalace. Ti-:;-, colntfs, spices, at rock bottom prices, at Laßue’s grocery. Silk Mittens, for Ladies and Gentlemen, at the Trade Palace. Don’t fail.to see the bargains in Jewelery,jit. Kannal’s. Millinery, new goods, low prices, at Mrs. Sadie Luliue’s. ♦ >’ ; Misses Black Hose, at the Ladie’s Bazar. Great bargains in Gold and Silver Watches, at Kannal’s. If you want Wall Paper, call on. Bun Learning at M. L. Spitler’s drug store, and get it at cost. A new lot of Ladie’s Knit Vests, Hosiery, Corsets, Hoop skiits and Bustles, at the Leslie’s Bazar. Sawed posts, split posts an m cedar posts, at B. F. Ferguson’s lumber yard. 'ScliodlbookswAyMownlowat M. L. Spitler’s drug store, Learnings old stand. Go to the post-office for the best and cheapest line of station<;vy and school books. "•poWW? Wa. Prepare for the cold weather by purchasing Woolen and I' leece lined Hose at the Ladie’s Bazar. Those Warranted Boots and. Shoes, at the Trade Palace, can’t be beat. Hugh an A3J-- W agons.—The., best for the least price, at Cleavers Hardware Store. — Coal Oil, the best in. the town-, billy 20 cents irgaHom L~ Spitler’s, LeamiDg’s old stand. Paris Bros., manufacturers and dealers in Boots and Shoes. Boots and Shoes made to order and repairing neatly done. Willey d Siglov will sell good Coots- imd Shoes, as low as the lowest. Our early fall styles are real pretty and SO CHEAP, call ami see them. M rs.. Sadie Laivue. Township trustees, we will sell you oak and hickory elm bridge lumber cheaper than you can get it elsewhere.' B. Fl Ferguson. ■ »• ■ Everything in the line of Drugs and Druggist’s Fancy Articles, at M. L. Spitle r’s drug stm o, cheaper -ylyTiyj jjy tifhcT hoUS'i 11l tow n - Learning’s old standA Scwinf* Alachine, just out- of tim"factorv, “N«w Home” make, for sale at a sacrifice, St The RePI BLIG.UN office. Desirable townriots in Rensselaer, for dwelling purmDes. Hard pan’for cash, or time, to suit purehfisers. i v/ • Babcock. Two farms, side by side, in of the best neighborhoods of' Jasr:)er" Thick settled on ■> sides, apod stock range on the fourth. ToGftth yor sepaately, at a barFrank W. Babcock. Farm Loans.— to SIO,OOO u rtial pavments. Reasonable terms- "The Rensselaer Loan and Insurance Bureau, opposite Court House, next door to post-office. 15-39-ts. ; My entire stock of Dry Goods at cost, to close, as I intend to keep clothing only, after • this. The stock is inew and complete in every respect, [ A. LEOPOLD.

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