Rensselaer Republican, Volume 17, Number 22, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 5 February 1885 — Page 5

THE REPUBLICAN.

The Humpty Dumpty dramatic company, advertised to pi ay in .Rensselaer last Friday and Saturday. evenings, did not show up either in this or any of the neighdio'fing towns in which it was advertised. We. suspect that the combination was a snide, amdtuer affair, and that it has met a natural •uni not altogether untimely end. Mr. Dexter, of the Nowels House, is out several dollars on the advance but whether lie got into any others iii this place, except the newspapers for their advertising, we have not heard. e

The Driven Well Patent Out.

The driven well patent, which has been the source ot so .mueli troublesome litigation against farmers, expired January 14, and any one is free hereafter to drive a well on his own premises without fear of prosecution. It is time that this most absurd and uhjtist patent*, should come - to an end. It is enough almost to make one wish that the patent office itself were abolished, to see it become the means ot putting such an unwarranted restriction on the rights of the people.-Ex.

To the Asylum.

John Henkle was taken to the Insane Asylum, last Thursday, by Sheriff Yeoman, E. P. Honan and .Joseph Henkle, brother of the unfortunate man. He appeared to understand very well where he was going, and was glad to go there, and made no trouble, except that he insisted in exhorting the brethren on the train, which he did at great length and much to their edification. Arriving at the asylum, he recognized the place, and was ready and able to take the lead in showing his companions about the establishment! He also enquired for the doctor who had charge of the asylum when he was last confined there, eight years ago. We hope and believe that we shall soon be able to chronicle Mr Hinkle’s restoration to mental health, and his return to his family.

Another Case in the Justice’s Court.

John Lonorgan, the proprietor of the saloon on Van Rensselaer street, was arrested Monday, and taken before Squire Purcupile, charged with selling liquor to a minor, said minor in this case; being none other than Hattie Wilber, the young girl arrested a week or two ago, in company with theThresher woman, charged with being an inmate of a house of illfame. When the case came to trial Monday afternoon, Lonorgun, by his attorney M. P. Chil-; cote, tooir change of venue from Squire Purcupile, and the latter sent the case to Squire Churchill, who liven two or three miles north of town, .Lonorgan being released on S3OO recognizance. The trial was set for Tuesday morning, and Squire Churchill came in to hold it in the court house, but the defense decided to have the trial by jury, and thd case was again postponed until the afternoon. At the trial it was found that the constable had bagged an eminently respectable jury, consisting of a dozen of the solid business men and mechanics,of the town. After hearing the evidence and the arguments of counsel the .jury wrestled with the matter until 10 o'clock Yesterday aud then agreed to disagree and were discharged, the case will be tried again next Wednesday, we understand.

The C. & G. S. Coming out of Its Trouble.

iiutiauavofL Jtf&Kitl. It is staled that the financial c-luud is about to pass oft’from over the Chicago *Sf Great Southern (Qflh Harry Crawford’s) road. A~'sy dictate lias been formed to purchase the property, which is now in the hands of a receiver, and then extend it southward. The road was projected from Fair Oaks, lad., to Brazil, Ind., a distance of 121 miles. It has boon completed to Yeddo, ind., seventy-six mites. The road was-cnar “tered March 8, 1880, to run from liaSe Michigan to the coal fields at Brazil, and March 10, 18851, it was consolidated with the Cbi(?sgo & Block Coal railroad, whichf was organized in 1870 as successor to the Indiana North :rod South railroad, sold under foreclosure. The last financial statement of the company was as follows: Capital stock authorized, 93,000,000; issued, -81.000,0*00: funded debt, first mortgage, ,s.x per cent, thirty-year bonds, dated Nov. 1, 1881, authorized. &2 eOo.obo: issued, $1,000,000: total stock And bouds issued, $2,<100,000. At Fair Oaks connection is made witfi the Louisville. New Albany & Chicago, and it is stud tint tpis company and the Chi.ago dr West Michigan are interested ht the 'reorganization scheme. ; ■*'

THE COURT RECORD,

Cases Disposed of at Use January Term of the Jasper Circuit Court ■t: —~~ t — —* t—v ■ tU '' STATE CASES. ’ . 418— State of Indiana vs Saruiel Bnckstiue, larceny, dismissed. 469, 475, 476 State vs August .Fritz, unlawful sale of liquors. Defendant enters personal recognizance, in tno sum of SIOO, in each caae, for appearance. at the nextrterm of oourt. ■> 471 ahd 475—Same vs Same, for same offense, cases dismissed and defendant discharged. 481—State vs Geo. Stitz, arson.' case dismissed and defendant discharged. , 11M—State vs Mack Caldwell, unlawful sale of liquor, defendant discharged. 401—State vs Frank Weathers, assault aud battery, defendantdischarged. 492—State vs Win. H. Wood, embezzlement, personal recognizance, SIOO, for appenraneebat next term. 494 State vs John Acres, carrying concealed weapon, tried by jury and defendant fined 85 and costs. Motion by defendant for new trial’, granted aud cas'e set for next term. 495 State vs -. assault and battery, continued for process. 498 State v 3 Ransom Elijah and Chas. Elijah, hunting on enclosed land, without permission, tried by jury and defendants acquitted. 499 State vs Chas. Mutehler, grand larceny, plead guilty, sentence two years in peniteniary, fine of $1 and costs, and disfraohisement. for two years. 500— State vs,. Weibren Wartner, murder in the first degree, plead guilty, and sentenced to be hanged, May 15th, 1885. 501— State va deo. Stilz, arson, personal recognizance in sum of SSOO foxappearance at next term. 502. —State vs Eugene O’Neill, intox. in ptibhc place, personal recognizance, SIOO, lor appearance. CIVIL CAUSES 8055—Leander Dunham vs W. 11. Pierce, snit for foreclosure of morto-a're,-ease dismissed, easts paid, receiver discharged without report. 310(5—Traveler s’ Insurance Co. vs C. &G. S. Railway 06., suit for damages in taxing possession of land, judgment for plaintiff, $575 and costs. 3107—John Levering vs same as above, and suit for same, judgment for plaintiff, $315 and costs. 3215—Cantwell vs Tritt. suit iu attachment for debt, dismissed, at -defendant’scosts. 3223—Wright, Administrator, v£ Cavinder. et al, petition of administrator to sell real estate, adta’r reporting land sold t<ji Joh/i Casoy for and cause stricken from docket. 3239—Furst & Bmdly M t'g Co .vs S. M. Black, his sureties, S. N. Snoddy, S A. Henry, and A. M. Traugii, saft on contiact, tried by jury, sureties released and verdiat against Black for $350 92 aud costs. 3231 —Geo. Goff vs James Welsh, et ah suit-to i-ecover money claimed to be due for constructing ditch, tried by jury, verdict for defendant, costs by plaintiff - . 3266—5. P. Thompson vs Board of Commissioners, appeal from Commissioners’ court, judgment for plaintiff", |£47.07 and costs. 3270 C. O. Deming, et al. Vs John 51. Welsh, suit on account, foreclosure of menhanlc’s lein, judgment for plf, | $37.15 and costs. 3271 8.. P. Thompson, et al, vs Jes- j se F. Smith, et, al, suit on note, dismissed by a«l\ emeirt of pai ties, 3282—Isaac Pledge vs John W, Suits, suit -for foreclosure of Jud •*- meet for plaintiff, $1153 75, foreclosure ordered, H. I. Adams appointed reee.ver. 3290- -Filz W. Bedford vs Frank Hengesba-h, ct at, petition for receiver to take charge of brick and tile work.-, Wallace Rob’:r*nn appointed receiver, an l an agreed statement of facts submit ted to the court, case under advise - uni::!. 8292 State of Indiana, for the ure of L. S. Alter. Commissioner of Drain* a'fce vs Edward R. Egnew, at al, foreclosure of Ditch tax lein, judgment for plaintiff and foreclosure ordered. 3296—-Minnio Brasket vs Darwin !}. Drarket, suit for divorce* divorce granteel and custody of children given to plaintiff. 8297—Equitable Trust Co,, vs J.. E. McKinney, et ux, suit for possession of real estate, from Benton county, finding for plaintiff, by agreement, of $303. 8299-—The State, ex rel, Pavkison vs James We'sij, suit on-bond for money doo from defendant a 3 ditch comm s sioner, finding for plauftiff, by agree* tnent, $76.84 And costs. 3308 —Charles Pullens vs Jchn T. • Pritchard and Millard Kaesaner, et al, : suit on note, finding lor plaintiff against | defendant Kaesaner of -f99.15. 3810—John Hack vs C. & G. P. railla';.'I a';.' '/*• i way Co , petition for appointment of receiver, receiver appointed and ap-. I pointment confirmed and. continued,

I case taken to Newton coiintyon change of venue. 8314—Wm. C. Haymofad vs JJenj. Oglesby, suit on note, judgment for plaintiff $122.17 and co3ts." 381(j—Charles W. Hartley vs D.wid H. Bate*, ct ux, foreclosure of mortgage on grain'elevator in Remington, judgment for plaintiff, $3220.90, Robert Parker appointed receiver to ’take possession of and operatg elevator. 3319—State L. S. Altei* Com. vs Frederick Fahnley, suit for fif of ditch tax lein. judgment for plaintiff <s2(Hi and costs, and foreclosure orde’ ed. 3820—Ada Crosscup ys Jane DeL ong et al, suit to quiet title, findii g for plf, title ordered. 8321---Union Central Life Ins. Co:, vs Frances Arnold*, et al, suit for foreclosure of mortgage, judgment for plaintiff $936.67, and foreclosure ordered. 83*23 —Philo 1). Beckwith, et al, vs JosbuaC. Norman, et al, suit on note, judgment for plaintiff $101.50 an*d costs. 8824—5. P. Thompson vs John Y. May, et al, suit on note, dismissed at' plaintiff's costs 3325 Same vs A. G. W. Farmer, et al, suit on note, judgment for plaintiff, $123.18-and costs. 3326 Same vs Clark McColly, et al, suit on note, judgment for plaintiff $80.96 and costs. 3327 Same vs John Rogers, et ux, suit for foreclosure of mortgage, judgment for plf - ., $176'15 and foreclosure. 3828--M. L. Spitler, vs Benjamin F. Hough, suit to quiet title, judgement for plaintiff, $115.64 and foreclosure. 3329 John W. Kis’oler, et al vs Amelias Hawn, et al suit on note, judgement for plaintiff, $172,97 and costs. 3330 Mary A. Raker, vs Chas: fe. Lyons, et al suit to quiet title, to real estate, judgement for plaintiff, $45 and costs, and title ordered. 8337—John Chamberlain, vs David Newels, B. F,. Ferguson and Jeff Corns, suit on mechanic's lein, and crossbill, plaintiffs claim settled by agreement, verdict for Ferguson against his codefendant Corns $84,16. 3338 Emil L. Keil, vs John M. Welsh and E. D. Welsh, suit on account, judgement for plaintiff $147, 47 and costs. 3339 Jeff Seagraves, ad’m, vs John M. Welsh, suit on note, judgement for plaintiff $171.96 and Cfests. — ~ 3340 Wm. Hoge, vs J. Hammerton et al suits on note and mortgage, dismissed by agreement at defendant’s cost % • 3341—8. F. Ferguson, vs Jane Hur ley and husband, foreclosure of mechanic's lein, judgement for plaintiff $119,60 and foreclosure ordered. 5342—Chas. Hamlin end W. H. Kellar, vs John M. Welsh, suit on account, judgement for plaintiff $66,89 and costs. —— 3348-—John Makeever. vs Amil'da Stone and John F, Stone, suit for foreclosure of mortgage, judgement for plaintiff $284,03 and ’foreclosure. 3345 Amos Harris, vs John L, Bieknell and E. R. Barr, suit on fiofce, judgement for plaintiff $96,23 and costs. 3346 — R. S. D'.viggins, vs I. B. "it>bbiof, suit on nose, dismissed by hgn-e----ment at defendant’s costs. 8347—Wm C. Haymond, vs Wm Me Neil and John 0. Johns, suit on note, judgement. Last 51 outlay, being tbe Second day of February, was r ‘G round Hog” day. According to a venerable tradition, on that day the animal known as the ground-hog or woodchuck, and. according to : some authorities, all other hibernating denizens of the wikiwood, i wake up from their winter’s ideep, jknd crawl out into the open air. ! Should he see his shadow, or in other words should the day be clear, he knows that six weeks | more of winter weather are to fol- ' low, and he, therefore, crawls back | into his hole, pulls nh&Aioie in i after him, and sweetly sleeps fop ! two and forty days longer. Should j he not see his shadow, he takes it : as an indication that there will be enough good weather during the i following six weeks to make it | worth hiis while-to remain awake,. Monday was cioudy in this neck of woods, except for ft, brief period late in the afternoon, during .which time the sun shone out brightly. Whether a few minutes of sunshine are sufficient to make the ground-hog gentry hunt their holes', in the manner aforesaid, or whether they base their actions and their weather prognostication b npon the general ‘ aspects of the is a point upon -which have no positive knowledge, and . which we willingly leave to the decision of those who take stosk is the-ground-hog business-

LIQUOR LICENSE. NOTICE js herobv »lv«n tntlw ciliwn* of : t>e Mutlto ami Keiiior in J!»*<■' jicrcoicity. Indiana, that- tins unilcrafa ni»l« inliatiitjtut. of TWwiishlp. Cottniy an«l Slitte. iiihl a m;:n *>f *oo l nl«fal. cf nractvf and not in tlie habit of imooniin;; intoxicate I jmJ iv.i’.t person in every respect to be intrnsteil ■with Sfce sale of intoxiestir,f£ lionors.wUl make application for a ni:e-*>e to sell .url barter in less ijUantities than a i.uun at a time, ajiirllmis vi nws. hiatt ah<l“i<n iiinierinfcixieatihfr fiqitnr*. which nia> be 'it tieveraae. with tlie privilege of permitting''!! tin- same lo be <tr|tn ti.an ami u;rm tlie prebi ist>s nm-re solo iHuniai'itUHrt; at the Term of the i.iuml or Cofifhi'.sajo.iern of Ja<p(‘r Co'ni t> . I n.lia a _ to brt heiit in the Tow n e.f RuhHoiliii'r, eouimohe-* inif on tiie tfeaonit <lay of Mareli A. i).. 18*U.. The precise location Ltd ilenw't|itwr:i)f tlwv premises where s.iiil ii.jjiors are to lit- t.ild an-l hurlcreil p as follows ro-vyit: 1 A one .'iii.l <nnr ball s ere fri»no h.iililing, sitnateil on Lot nnnibyr illtiieo (I ii m iiioc*. number two • in Aleih.nrtii's aibliU.n to tin Town of DeMotce, Jasjiei' t'lmutc lii.linip. am! •iescrilnsl by nicies :<n.l boom Is jK tolimvs : Comm enein.!’ at :i point one U l foot south ol a point one <ll f not east or the north-west c.irner of said Jot, 'number fifteen i lei thence runniiijt reast iweiity iciur tSI i feet Ltomie wtuta sixteen ilfii Joet tbeiKt' »vprt twentv-tmir (ih: feet, thence tiortn sixteen tim feet, to the poiutoieommeiioement. liccosc will tic asked for a, period of one year. . .. i KREftRRK K *,V. IIOWK. Douikit A Jf.yahull, Attyn/uf I'itiii.-uri'. Feb. .Vli-ltnai.

Sheriff’s Sale. BY virtue of a certified copy of a decree to'me directed from the Clerk of the Jasper Circuit Court, in a cause wherein the State of infliana for the Use of Lewis S. Alter ComlUissmner of j)rnillume in charge of Ditcli No. it), is plgintitT, and Frederick Fahniey. —— Falntley. wile of Frederick -Fahniey, lioiiiu 11. McCrea. Crea, were defendants requiring me to make the .sum of One Hundred anil One dollars ami Fifty rent s tsmi.so> together with interest and costs, I will expose at oublie sale on Saturday, February 21,1835, between tlie hours of 10 o’clock it. m., and ! o’clock V). n).,<>f said ditv, at the door of the court house, in the towu of Rensselaer, Jasper county, Indiana, the rents ami nroafe, for a term not exceeding seven years, the TbTTbvvTng described Real Estate, to-vvit: The west Thirty-it ye iß*.» acres of the Ntn'llivvest ({uarterO.i) of the Southwest ijt.hrler of .Section Tw0.21 Towitsijip Thirty "(89) North Range Seven (.7) R est. Jasper county. Indiana : And should such rents ami prolitv not sell for a sniUcient sum to discharge said decree, interest and costs I wili. at the same time and place, arid in the manner atom-aid. expose at public sale the fee simple rigid of said Hefendants in aud to said Real Estate or so mneli' ttwreot ~3& shalf be sndicier.t to disci!aige said decree, internist and ouHta. And said decree also requiring me to make the further sum of. One Hundred and Seven Dollars and Fifty cents (■•lOL-iln together with interest and costs, I will, at the .same time and place ami in the manner aforesaid, expose to public sale the rents and profits for a term not.exceeding seven years the following d i scri l ey! rent estate t<r-vri t: The it cst TiyrtyMive (35) acres of the SpntliWfesfc quarter t.v»> ot the fiouthwest quarter (•., t oftrectian 'fwra.li) TownsliipThirtv t3oi Nortli Range Hcven <7l West, .Jasper county, Indiana. And- .should such rents and profits not sell for a suflicieitt trim to discharge sabb decree, iittw-esi ;.:i’l coats, 1 will, at the same titne aad place, ,-tml in the niauner aforesaid, expose io public sale Use too simple ot said Real Estate, or so mu"n thereof as shall besuihjdc.it to discharge said doc fee, interest find costs. .Saul talc will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws, and in accordance with the order ot court in said decree. SAMUEL E. YE DM AX, Sheriff. , 7%o>upaon d 3 liro. Attyaftir Plaintiff 1 , Jau-2w Feb-5-1.2-ID. • Press Fee $ Sheriff’s Sale. T) Y virtue of a certified copy of a decree, to D me directed, from the Clerk of the Jasper Circuit Court in a cause wherein flellen KVfinper, ad’.rimistratrix of tlie Estate of Stephen Kemper, deceasT'd Avtrs p’aiirtiß', SIkT JaiiF" Ludtoiv. Executrix arid sole Legatee of Stephen , Ludlow deceased', is defeadaut. reqtiinng me" to make tlie snm of six hutplrfed aud FOrty-six dollars arid thirteen cents. (s!Hti.l3j together with interest iunl coals. I will expose at public sale on -February 21,1885, between the hours of 10 o'clock ft. m., ami J o’clock p. in.. of said dav, at the door el the court House in tlie town of, Rensselaer, Jaspei county, Indiana, tin refits mid profits, for a term not exceeding seven (7; years, the following descrilyd Real Estate, to-wit: West hail Uj)of section twenty eighty (gs.< Township Thirty Due (81) north Range seven (7) West, Jasper County, Indiana. And should such renin and profits not sell for a Miiliicicnt sum to discharge said decree, interest and costs. I will, at tlie same time and . place, a id in the manner aforesaid, expose to sale the fee simple right of said defendant in aud to said real estate, or so mttoii thereof fir shfi'.i lie sufficient to disciifirgjCtsaid decree interyst ami cost*. said s le will be made with relief as to the sum of ."f 15e.Ul and without relief anil without redemption as to Hie - sum 01 and in accordance with Hie order ot court in said decree. SAMUEL E. YEOMAN, Sheriff Tkonipam A Pro. A tUjn fur Plaintiff’. Jaa-Xt. Feb. S-la-llt. Press fee S SHERIFFS SALE. T3Y virtue ot ft, cert'llai! copy of a decree to ,U me eirected irrm: theUi.ok ct the Jirspyr Circuit tkturl. in' a enure wherein The Efnieof Indimift, fartin’ use of i.cr-isS. A Dec t'nu’iiis.sioiMic <:i rffaiifage. for Jn.spcr county, I tHliaaa'. was pladttiT, ttad Edward R Eg.iew, Kgn "W, wife "of . ICtiv.r.Hl R. Cgnew, Jewett Wilcox astd Hcorge v>\ Cocttnui,. -,vcie ilcfe.-.d.vtits, requiring me t,» moke the sum of .Thirty*:gist (loßfirx !•> .s,o'p tdge.Hmp with interest nod costs. 1 will expose nt imiitic sftiSi tor i.'isn m hand, bit SatarHay, tiia 28th day of February, 1885. I.ctvvij.'h sue hoars of iy o'clock, a. in., .and I ~ o’clock p. in,, «f ,s:-iiil nav, at the dour of the Court llThise, isT“tn'J town of R.“Ssseiner. Jasper” imtmty. l.c ratia. tin: rents am! prod Is. few a term :idl ex.-wilLig seven |7) years, by the i aw. die foßnwittg dc. enhe-i real estate to-wit: Tin: tiotuh-e.'ist qq liter ( vat toe west' , ijUittfui " • > of M l th)H_lwit-LiL To "•.‘l.shiu fjill l V yiai liortii, range seven (7; west, .Jasper toui.ty. j uiliiaa. Ami should sp"'; rents aril profits not sell' fora i.ucient sum to 8 ;<‘na r-e .said di-cn.,'. ihtei'est and cost... i y. iil, at tin: stae t mo an i pincy, :uid in the it iiainTi'- ilo.-cs;;;-!. expose i,: ,-ule lii. 1 fix sunpi*' of wild ivai or si, ( ViU'AXrti ait s.utji !>■: *:l diet Wot ft tfist ’targe said Lecjce interand «' )*t<t. Ami Ktfsnee w rtlre rcfitiiri 'g «i« t« tiie titrti cr :a«>«. ol ee'.Vnty -llve itoiLir. forty cents (J.’i.no togeiher vin iniy/c.i -m-.-; costs, i «vt!i. fit tiie '.viimti tilde anti jinx'.', s.«>! M tu :_ manner .<) irc-ai.l. ttftiw t » sal-.: i e i e:iis and oiohts, ■!, y a ivitn Tt.,t' ;"XCeediM,scv. o » y by the yens', me 101UiV..,! ,dw x. riOed r'eni ergaU:, to-'.vt : Tae ■’mMua-wcs* spmrter t’i tit ■ ii'trtlt-’.yes: quarter.' » 4 tv,o *g; Tov. *iily e>tiri.. eiU' poltig Range seven .7. v. cat. Jasper . Inn ana. All i rli. uldsv.ch rents ami pty.:*,-* itofs-ll a > arb.bi'ieat s'.tiri •c.'tii;nei ...e-lute. . yatni i: *O.B, 1 oil,, at tae ttaifij* IHStr- awl ltil!«*. find i:t t.ie m.iiiii -.' i'iore>aid. ;•> *«•» i, the tec siiajiiri oi .-a d mu tslstr <«r so .j.isscq tiiviA i» ii- s.isjl suJi '.O'is io ttjd.outage sstei ; t.er;!.-!•, I.itcj cst tinrt i:osrt. | Eicu t»f sal;i sates WiR i:e u'lul.e wit.liftt <t:t> relict win Lever Irani vo’li-.Ui'i rig attj/igtud**’ etclu hiwx.. :u>i'.n'bivec le in;: righm of iv !,;mp .. tion,aiii hi Mr: id i , : f~n thy dr her of court :n said <Us:red, Y.-OMAN. 7/? <d4y»>t.>it it <1 l*\iSst r ijf. . i*ril -

; Notice.:--Pabbs notice is here by given to ail concerned that J. will b® in my onice in Willey & Sigler’s store, in iletisselacr, evety Saturday, for the purposfe of at, tending to the business of Town-, ship Trustee. The Township _Xibrary haS also been removed to the same place, where it may bo found by all entitled to make use of it. E. A. Griswold, i Trustee, Marion tp.

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, We are selling the above M&Heating Stoves And after a careful investigation of different manfaetures, we GUAItANTEE they have no Superior on the Market, — — '»'■"■■■ IHH Also a full line of Hardware. Implements, Tinware, and the celebrated Which are warranted As GOOD 1 A , ■ . - as the Best. ar.v. CUBAVER . * ■ ■ TffK—.....a.... i,ifi *<■.», i>. ' EMM MEM t&M*® €(EMEj mm r 0 Having purchased the Lumber Yard and Stock of F. L. Cotton, - will keep constantly on sale a full and complete stock of I Lath, A Sash _ Lumber, Doon Shingles, Windows,! Hard '& Soft Coal** ■ ■ *■ n *■ Having purchased my stock for cash, I can and WILL offer superior inducements to cash buyers. Give rue a*Cfdl before buying elsewhere-;*» WL F. lii-lodf. U'. v 'UTMo n kf|^

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