Rensselaer Republican, Volume 17, Number 23, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 12 February 1885 — Page 3

THE REPUBLICAN. Rensselaer Time Table. Pabskkger Trains North: Sovth: 4:5!i A. M- A. M. :; : 57 A. M. . 11;88 P. M. 5; 18 P. M. , rTOii r. lt;

February, though it is the smallest mouth in the four, the “runt of the family”, so to speak, and a “little one for a cent,” is able to work in about as much mean weather as any of them, when it comes to that; and* its no slouch of a month in the matter of holidays and memorable days, either. First there is Candlemas or ground-hog day, on the second, then St. Valentine's day on the 14th find Ash Wednesday, or the first day of lent usually- comes in this month; while Washington’s birthday can always be depended upon to come around on or about the 22nd ot this month* —_J - Capt. Henry Bowman, son-in-law of Mr. Micah Saylor, of Rensselaer, died at Omaha, Nebraska, •January 29th, of quick consumption, at.the age of about 50 years. His illness was of very brief duration, beginning with homorrhage of the lungs, and lasting but a few weeks. He leaves a wife and seven children, some of the latter quite young and others of adult age. Mrs. Bowman and .the younger children will probably soon return to make their home in Jasper county. Mr. Bowman was formerly a resident of this place, and at one time filled the position of Deputy Recordeiyleaving here about 12 years ago. Here is a programme of what the weather has been, as we remember it, since the summer broke off short, about tire middle of December: The first of the week, snowing, blowing and drifting. The middle of the week, clear, and colder than Nova Zerobla, with the thermometer down in the basement, and tying to get lower. End of the week, warms up enough to thaw a little, and hatch out another blizzard. Whenever the blizzard for any week has failed to appear, the next week there were two of them. —, . mo ■»*» —■ —— The L., N. A. & G., and the West Michigan Railway companies are giving a big excursion to the lumber dealers of this state, to Muskegon, and other points in the lumber regions of Michigan. R. P. Benjamin, of this place, is Rmong the excursionists. But man proposes and the blizzard disposes. The above item w r as written before the storm had done its perfect work, and we must now qualify its statements by saying that Mr. Benjamin did not join the excursion, on account of the snow blockades, and that the excursion train itself got stuck in a snow drift on Monday afternoon, up above Monon, someplace, and the engine of the regular Monday afternoon mail train, which left its own train at Monon and went to the assistance of the excursonists, shared tho same fate. The Methodist MEETiNos.-The revival meetings at the M. E. church are usually well attended and are awakeniiig a good deal of interest. In conducting them the pastor, Mr. Webster, has the constant assistance of the Rev. D. K. Tindall, of Mtilberry, and an occasional lift from Revs. Havens and Me Reynolds. On Saturday erening last there were five accessions to the chui ch: Misses Dora Clark, Fannie Wood, Mattie Moore and Hattie Flynn, on probation and Mrs. Soplironia Phillips, by letter:' OnSunday mornipg there was one accession, on probation, Miss Dora Clark. On Sunday evening the accessions numbered seven, nil on probation. Their names are as follows: Misses Louisa Platt, Florence Wood, Viola Clemens and Maud Baylor, and Messrs. J. F, Warren, Henry Platt and 'Mahlon Hind?..

An Icy Immersion.

Last Sunday, at the conclusion of the morning -services at the Free Will Baptist church, the congregation, and a considerable number of spectators, repaired to the river, at 'a point some distance above Mr. Perkin’s ice-house, where a large hole had beeu cut through the ice forfthe purpose. and witnessed the baptism by immersion of the following named persons: Mrs. Lewis Day, Mrs, Hawkins, Miss Cornlra, Miss Liz-xi-9 Cover, Miss Maggie Cover, Miss Alice fSTmver and Edward Siiith. Tb% 'rite was performed by the ReV. M. C. Miner. The iminersion in the ice cold water was a trying ordeal, but was brawmet by nil the candidatey.

Twenty-One Tears Old.

I Rensselaer Lodge No. 82, K. ot P., will celebrate the 2tst Anniversary of the establishment of the order, it Pythian Hall, Thursday evening, February 19, at o’clock p. m., the following being.the . ' ■ . : ckoguamme: Invocation . Uev. K. K. Ferguson. Music. . A ..... Orchestra. Memorial—, lii-torV and Design of the Order William a Austin. Mnslc ~ ( «r. ~ ...'..Quartette Memorial— History of our Lodge X'.C. Warner. Music Orchestra. After the exercises at the hall, the Drill Corps will give a grand Sheet and Pillow ea3e ' Ball, at tho Opera House. Music oy tho LAFAYETTE ORCHESTUfIe. Admission to the ball room is only by invitation, except as to ladies, who are admittedwithout invitation. It is earnestly desired that all who dance will mask, as no one will be allowed on the floor, unless masked, until 10:80 p. m. > Persons invited having triends to whom they desire invitations sent, will, please give Their names to the committee on invitation. The following are the COMMITTEES ON THE BALL: ( W. B. Austin, On Arraairements, /E. S. Rhoades, ( 0.0. Warner, t E. D. Rhoades, Finance - - - D. G. Warner, I T. W . Haus. . I F. B. Learning, Music - •*jj. h. Ellis. Invitation - - j F . B Meyer . i J. f. Hardman, Decoration - - <L. C. Grant. ( C. W. Duvall. 1 ( F. B. Meyer. Reception - - •; W. B Austin, (E;D. Rhoades. h ea ™’- n o> l Floor Managers. J. F. Hardman, ( D

The Tippecanoe County Fair.

Lafayette Journal. The Tippecanoe County Agricultural Society met on Saturday to diseuss the question as to whether they should give a county fair this year. It will be rememberedrthat the last fair resulted in a heavy financial embarrassment and the society still has a debt of about $4,000 on its shoulders. After/, thoroughly discussing the question it was decided that the fair would be hell, but that it would be made more of a local affair. No exhibitions’' will be courted outside the county. The amount of tfcfe prizes will be reduced to a sum not to exceed $3,000. It will open on , August 31... and. will continue ddring Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, September Ist, 2d and 3d. The c'bject of the Association in holding the fair is to attempt to cleat enough money to pay off the debt which they owe. The local merchants will be appealed to as exhibitors, and it is hoped th£tt the amount necessary can be raised.

Suits begun in the Circuit Court.

A Divorce Case. 3349 Abigail Kadus has begun an action for divorce from her husband, George A. Eadus, on tho plea of abandonment and failure to provideThe plairitiff, in her complaint, states that her maiden name was Abigail Johnson, that she is a resident of fearkley township, Jasper county, Indiana, and that she has been a resident of the county for the last ten years. She was married to George A. Eadus, July 3rd, 1876, in Barkley township, lived with him eighteen months, during which time she discharged her duties as a wife to defendant, truly ahd faithfully. In December, 1877, the defendant abandoned his loving and tender helpmeet, since which tim > he has wholly failed to make any provisions for her support, and she has been obliged to earn her own living by her own labor as a house-keeper. T e plaintiff asks for a decree of divorce, and all other proper relief, and the privilege of resuming her maiden name. Her complaint is signed thus: her Abigail x Eauls. mark. 3350 Otis Ballard and others have i hegdu suit against that chronic defendant, Leonard W. Raymond', on a ! note; asking judgement in the Sum of ! S3OO. - j . 335 T—Simon Flint, David O. Walking, Henry I. Park and Rufus G. [ Maroy have begui suit against John j : Kioto, Samuel Odom and J. O. Esliek, j asking sown judgement of S3OO, oa a ! note whjteli the Odoms gave Esliek and which Esliek sold to the plaintiffs, i 3352 —Murder, Luse-iVCo.-, of Chicago 1 aye brought suit against Mervin ! (>. C ssel. on a note secured by chattle | mortgage, asking for a judgement, of S3M». The defendant gives bonds for the safe keeping of the mortgaged ■ propei ty until the case cab be tried at ] the next ttrm pf thacircuit courl.

As Bad as the Worst.

In many respects the storm which began last Sunday evening,, was . the worst of the season. The thermometer did not indicate so low a decree of temperature as on some previous occasions, but the presence of a fierbe wind made the cold much more penetrating, and hat'd to endure. At the beginning of the storm, Sunday night, occurred several heavy peals of thunder, an unusual* phenomenon in the winter in any case, and still more so in a*auow storm. On Tuesday, tho worst day of the storm, the high and bitterly cold wind, com - bined with the thickly falling and heavily drifting snow, made it a day to be remembered as one ot the severest ever experienced in the state. In respect to drifting and blockading wagon roads and railroads, this storm is by far the worst of Abe present winter, and, probably tho worst for years. At this writing (Wednesday afternoon,) the condition of the wagon roads in the vicinity can only be surmised, as no one, 30 far as we know, has ventured into town since the storm: but from the magnitude and density of the drifts in the immediate neighborhood of the town, it is evident that their condition must be lairly appalling. The condition and extent of the blockade on the railroads, i 3 not known, ’ either) but that it surpasses auy thing of the kind that has happened tor yea rs, is unquestionable. On our own road, the L., N.A. & C., the blockade has been complete. The la3t trains to pass* Rensselaer were the two early, north bound trains, of Monday morning. They were kept in this place for several." hours by the stalling in the snow of a freight train, but they at last succeeded getting away from town, but have not yet succeeded in getting to Chicago, but are stuck fast somewhere up the road, in the vicinity of Lowell, according to a report from the depot. Monday’s forenoon rq ail train left Chicago on time, but got no further than Hammond. The evening train, north bound, ot the same day, got as far as Monon, and fin all/ returned to Louisville. Nrt les3 than six engines, it is stated, are stuck fast, at different points, between the Kankakee river and Hammond.

Accounts for Sale* The following named parties have been .subscribers of The REPUBLfCAN, and have unsettled subscription accounts at tbis office. Some of them have removed from the post office to which their papers were sent, without notifying tho publisher of their present addresses, and others have refused io..hu»3«r take the paper .from post-office, without paying their subscription arrea s. Our accounts against them will be sold cheap for cashC. M. Campbell, formerly of Remington, now said to be at Pullman, 111. Gust. Erickson, formerly of Monon, now said lo be in Lafayette. MrJvOrcutt, "formerly of Lee, present address unknown. Thomas J. Jones, ex-Trustee of Kankakee township, address Tefft. James S. Irwin, formerly of Remington, now in Dakata. „ William Mowerer, formerly of Remington, present address unknown.* D. H. Cates, formerly of Remington, now in Dakota. O. G. Wilder, formerly of San Pierre and Tefft, present address unknown. M. E. Davisson, formerly of Medaryville, present address unknown. Win. McNiel, formerly of Medaryville, present address unknown. Boston merchants are rivaling one another in rather questionable advertising devices. A clothier recently moved all the goods from his show window, and put in their place a big live monkey. For days the sidewalk was blocked with spectators, and policemen had to he detailed to preserve S order. The free menagerie became such a nuisance that the Mayor, deciding it to be in the nature of a show, suppressed it as a place of unlicensed amusement. Another clothier-turned his windows, which were very spacious, into a wax-works exhibition surpassing : in horrer the objects in the crypt of the Eden Musee. This drew immense multitudes, and, an some ol the objects | were decidedly obje - tionable, the pro- | pr etor achieved his object in being talked about by the whole town. A thud man attracted attention more pleasantly. He converted the plate glass of his store front into immense mirrors, in which gazers 1 simply saw themselves .more or less satisfactorily. :. JE>. “What i* the chief difference between t the newspapers of to-dhy and tqpse. of »lho old -n tin e recently asked ari ing young jonrnul.it of. a superannuated newppaper-nnm. “The Apparent lack . of fires to be rpported,* was the veierrti’s response. “CpntlagTat.on * there. Vre in ‘plenty, Witli holocausts, and to 35 are; hut tire plain, old-fashioned tire seems to hayc bad its da 4s*piv*s. , ...jit- ■ . ■'

PQUOR LICENSE. NOTICE is herein given to tin- citizens of Re Motte and Keener township. in Jasper county, Indiana, thut tiie undersigned a fuale inhabitant, of km Id Township, County and State, and a man of goo 1 moral elm racier ttndnot in the Imbit of becoming intoxicated, and ft fit person in every respect to I>e intrusted with tlic sale of intoxicating litfuors. will make application for a'licease to sell Itnd barter o> less quantities than a quart at n time, epiritrtus vinous, him it and all other IntoxicatlngliquuCSx, which may be used as a beverage, with the privilege of permitting tiie same to lie drank, in and upon the premises where sold ami bartered; at'the March Term of the Hoard •*rO*biim)l*sk.oH-fi of Jnsfwr County, Uidia-a. To lie held in the Town of Rensselaer. coinnieoctinff on the second day of Miireli A. (>., «Wsi The precise location and description of flu* i>rt‘uitics WiieTe sSRd tiqnors aye to by soft! a nd'fcartered is as Jolloiys to-wit; A one and one half story, frame building, situated on number fifteen tlS* in ,Olnck number two (2) in .McDonald's addition to the Town of ReMotte. .lasper County. Indiana, and described by metes and bounds as follows : . OoHlmenciiijg at a point one *1) foot south ot a point one (1; font east of the north-west comer said Jot,.number fifteen 115) thence ruinungensf twenty -four fill feet thence south sixteen (W> feet thence west twenty-four (241 feet, thence north sixteen (Iff) feet, to the point of 'commencement. Said license will be asked for it-period of one vtar. y FREDERICK \Y. ROWE. Dint!hit <(: Horsfall. ,-t ttys for Priitivnir. Feb. 5.14-PJ-2U. Sheriff 's Sale. ET vl l'tneiifacf rt i tied copy of’adeeree to'medirected froui the Clerk of the Jasper Circuit Court, in a cause wherein the (State of Indiana for the use of Lewis M. \ller Commissioner-of Drainage in charge of Ditch No.!®. Is plaintid', and Frederick Fahnlcv. Fahnley. wife of'Frederick Falinley. it illip 11. Met Tea. Mcl’.rca. wife of Koliiii 11. Mr('rea, were defendants requlrinjl me to make the sum of One Hundred and One dollars and Fifty cent s (JUd-Aftf together with interest and costs. I will expose at nubiic sale on Saturday, February 21,1835, between the hours of *lO o'clock a. in., and 4 o’clock p. in., of said dav, at the door of the -court house, -in the tawu of Rensselaer. Jasper county, Induum, the rents and profits, for a term not exceeding.seven, years, the following described Real Estate, tq-wit: The west Thirty-five <3*) acres of the Northwest quarter!ki) of the Southwest quarter the of Section Two (2).Township Thirty (30) North Range Seven (7) West, Jasper county. Indiana ; And should such rents and profits not sell for a suilloient sum to discharge said decree, interest and costs I will, at the same time and place, and in the manner aforesaid, expose at public sale the fee simple right of said Defendants in find to said Real Estate or so much thereof as shall be sutlieient to discharge said decree, interest and costs And said decree also requiring me to make the further sum of One Hundred and Seven Dollars and Fifty eeuts (3107,50) together with interest and costs, I will, at the same time and place and in the manner aforesaid, expose to public-sale the rents and profits fora term not exceeding seve n years the following inscribed real estate to-wit: The West Thirty-five (3a) acres of the Southwest quarter (V) of tile Southwest quarter (fi, i of Section Two (2) Township Thirty (30; North Range Seven (7) West, Jasper county, Indiana. And should such rents and profits not sell for a sufficient sunt to discharge said decree, interest ami costs, I will. at. the same time and plaee, and in the manner aforesaid,* expose to public sale the fee ; simple ot said Held Estate, or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws, and in accordance with the order of court in said decree. SAM DEL E. YEOMAN, Sheriff. Thompson £ Bro. A ttys for Plaintiff. Jan-2y Feb-5-12-19. Press Fee $ Sheriff’s Sale. BY virtue of a certified copv of a decree, to me directed, from the Clerk of the Jasper Circuit Court in a canse wherein Ilellen Kemper, administratrix of the Estate of Stephen Kemper, deceased was plaintiff,- ana Jane Ludlow. Executrix and sole Legatee of Stephen L. Ludlow deceased, is defendant, requiring me to make the sum of Six hundred and Forty-six dollars and thirteen cents. (3340.13) together with interest and costs I will expose at public sale on Saturday; February 21,1885, between thChours of 10 o’clock a.‘ in., and 4 o'clock p. m.,of said dav, at the door of the court House in the totVn ot Rensselaer, Jaspet county, Indiana, the rents and profits, for a term not exceeding seven (7) years, the following described Real Estate, to-wit: West half ((4) of Section twenty eighty (28) Township Thirty One (31) north Range seven (7) West, Jasper County, Indiana. And should such rents and profits not sell for a sufficient sum to discharge sai l decree interestandcosts, I will,at the same time and, place, and in the manner aforesaid, expose to salethe fee simple right of said defendant in and to said real estate, or so much thereof as shall he sufficient to discliargelsaid decree interest and costs. Said sale will be made with relief as to the sum of £453,84 and without relief and without redemption as to the sum of $192,29 and in accordance with the order of court in said decree. SAMUEL E. YEOMAN,Sheriff Thompson dc Bro. A ttys for Plaintiff. Jan-29. Feb. 5-12-19. Press fee * 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 Indiana, tor the use of lanvis S. Alter Commissioner of drainage, for Jasper county, Indiana, was plaiutirt', and Edward R. Egnew, —— Egnew, wife of Edward R. Egnew, Jewett Wilcox and George W. Cochran, were defendants, requiring me to make tiie sum of Thirty-eight dollars (S3B,(H>) together with interest and costs, I will expose at public sale, for cash in hand, on Saturday* the 28th day of February, 1885, lietween tiie hours of 10 o’clock a. m., an i l o’clock p. nr,, of said day. at tiie door of the Court House, ih tiie town of Rensselaer, Jasper con n ty, lin Ran it. the rents and - profits, fora term * not exceeding seven (7) years, by the year, tiie following described real estate to-wit: 1 The South-east quarter U 4) of tiie North-west ; quarter < ! i r’of Section two (2) Township thirty (30) north, range seven (7) west, Jasper county, 1 Indiana. And should such rents and profits not sell i fora sufficient sum to discharge said decree. ] interest and costs, 1 will, at the same time anil plaee, anil in the manner aforesaid, expose ~to ! sale Hie fee simple of said real estate, or so l much thereof as snail lie sufficient to discharge said decree interest and e ihts. And sai l decree also requiring me to make Hie further Stun .of Heredity -five dollars and forty cents (s7s,;n> together With interest and costs. 1 will, at tue same time amt place, and in the manner as iresaiil, expose to sal a tffe rente ami prbliis, for a feint in exceeding Severn (7) years, by tin; v e-,r. tin; pillowing dcscribeil real estate, to-vv it- : , Tiie South-West quarter ( 1 1 >of the north-west quarter i" 4 i of .section two i 2; Tot. ii-hip thirty (30; north, UaHM*> seven 1?) west, Jasper .county, Indiana. And should .such rents and profits not sell for a sufficient sum to discharge stud.decree, in torest and costs, twill, at cue same tutu- ami puioe. anil in tin* manner aforesaid, expose to .sue the fee sunpie of said .real estate or so much thereof fts .snail be sutlieient to rtiseharge said decree, interest and Each of said sales.wiil be vrade Without any relief whatever from valuation <>v aoproiseuient laws, and subject to tli<; right- rtf redemption, and in accordance with the oritferm court in said decree. SAMUEL E Y-.OMVN. sheriff. Thompson o Bro., A ttys for PUlt nhiff. F eb-fR 12-IP-2 . Press r eg $ .

Notice.— Pnbiic notice is hereby given to aii concerned that i will be in mv office iw \\ llley 6i Sigler’s store, in lieusseluer, every Saturday, for the purpose of attending to the business of Towns* ship Trustee. The Township Library lias also been Removed to the same place, where rl may be. found by all entitled to make use of it E. A. G niswoLi). *': r ■*’ Trustee, Marion to.

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We are selling the above And after a careful investigation of different manfactures, we GUARANTEE they have no Superior or the Market ■ A-~ Also a full line of Hardware. Implements, Tinware, and the; celebrated : ' : : ' '"' - ::: - - -tr- .. «•>;-•-■ •*-■----- -—t- r _J.i Budiam Wagons Which are warranted As GOOD s as the Best. nr.v. cleaver. ' * ’ " ' ~' ‘ ’ ’ • - ' - - •■ ,- ' ' ' , ~ .-■ Mmwm mm ®mi* IMW f ’ Having purchased the Lumber Yard and Stock of F. L. Cotton, will keep constantly on sale a full and complete stock of Lath, Sash Lumber, Doors Shingles, Windows,, Hard & Soft Coal. Having purchased my stock for cash, I can and WlLLoffer superior < inducements to cash buyers. Give me a call before buying elsewhere '»» RP. BENJAMIN, j 16-16-ts. i

SHERIFF’S SALE, By virtue of aasertlfietl copy of a deeree tq me direoffed from the Clerk of tile Jasper ( irruit Un irt in a cause wherein, Isaac Huge' was plaintiff find John W. S';it-, Ann Allda Milt-, Irene Suits. Jerome W. Suits, David M. .'.suit-* Suit*. Vile of David M Suit* Jarom If llviand, Kiini- eI- Hyland, were defeml- • lits feijUiring tiie to make.the sum of Eleven Hundred and Fiftv-t'igld dollars aß.d Seventyfive cents. ($1158.75) togftlier with Interest and cost*. I will expose at public sale, on Saturday) the 28tH day of February, 1885, between the hours of iff o'clock ft: 111. and 4 o'clock p. 1:1. or said day at the door df the court Poa*e in the town of Ren*-elaer. Jasper county Indiana, the rents and* profit*, for u term tiyl .•XI-"C ling ftcven (7) years tne following des -ribed Rea! Estate to-wit t l In- East one half CD . 'fff ISf s-mth-ea't quarter f~) ot Section nineteen •(19) Township Vwciity-eiglit ('/si north. Range seven '7; west, •tastiercounty. Liliana. And should SG'/Ii rents and profit- not -«’.l 'ora sufficient >inn to discltarge said tlejrec , interest and cost*. 1 will at thi- same time and place'and ill-litt? manner aforesaid expose at public sale the fee simple right of said defe-io-j cut-* ;n and. to shid real estate at so hi‘ic.l tner*— ! ~f a* snail Is- -ufiicieut to itisclistrge sal I decree ! inferivst and mists. , , Sa'd sale wili be mad ■ ttirtiMit re’iei from . valuation or appnii-emenr laws and ’.*■ ;*c- (•• rdance with toe order of C-ltrt in sfitd dc--1! s/.MUEL li VEOMaX. sheriff. . 'f hint'j*non .(' I!, " A ti't* for Plaintiff. ■ Kelr**R-l;(-*x PiVes tee * , .

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SHERIFFS SALE. BY virtue of a certified eojiy of ft decree t*> nit directed from the CFerk of the JftspefCircuit Court, in a cause wherein John Makeever was plaintiff, and Armilda Stone find JoinF. Stone Were defendants, requiring me t<* make the stun of Two Hundred and Eighty - four Dollars and three cents (flaM.Wi together with lntert*: and costs, 1 wilt expose at public -ale off Saturday, the 28th, day of February 1885, between lbe hours of 10 o'clock a. ni„ and * o'clock p. m .ol said day. at the door of tin Court house in the town of Rensselaer, Jasper county, Indiana, the rents and profits, for » term not exceeding seven years, the following described real estate'to-Wit: l-ots number Four it) aurf Frve 'at Bloct number Twelve U2i Western Addition to tic town of Remington. Jasper county, Indiana. And sboiilff such rents end profits not sell lie a sufficient sum to discharge said decree, interest and easts. I will, at the sarnie time and place' ,:it*l in the manner aforesaid, expose a', public ' *a!e tue fee simple right of said defeu laiits in 'and t*> 1-ftid real d-tate, or so much thereof a# • hull be sufficient to discharge said decrees interest ftnd ei»4ts said sale wdt be made without relief vnluHthin or appraisemeut laws, ams : n ffe' cordau JC ffittl'Jfu* tinier of Court iti said deereif ,HaMCEE K. YEOMa'L Sheriff. Fc.b-5-12-i»s2fi. Press Fee 9

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