Rensselaer Republican, Volume 17, Number 50, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 20 August 1885 — Page 5

THE. REPUBLICAN. (iensseiaer Time Table Passenger Trains ■ North: " ' Soutb: 4:07 A. M- 10:48 A.M. 4:39 A M. 11:28 P.M. 4.-12 P. M. 10:45 P. M.

IMIII / ■ ; ▼-» - 1 "» condensed Time Table of Passenger Trains, in Effect June 7th. 1885. SOUTH-BOUNDV ' * K-r-ofWnv 43 I? 0 - - ! No.S ! Xn. 4 k, m |i>Hiiy.; Dnilr ; Daily. Jltlu’AG.) LvT 7 i';iin | 825pm1 T4.lpm Hammond . “ ! 848 “ j 928 848 “ Slielliy /* HOOT ‘l 110 45 “ i 10.00 !i x=e Laivn . “ j XOIS “ : 10-34 “ i Pair Oaha *• 110 27 “ : 1105 “ ! Surrey “ :l(i;lS “ ill 17 “ i SSeaSßrSi3tßT ‘>41048 ■»■ “"iio4B i •.MeiWarit Kidge “ ! 1042 “ ill ST “ j VlarlPpro . . “ ill 65 “ ill 1:5 “ i Moron ‘ lafavetto“ ; 1235 pm: il&oain ' tireeueasKc 1 “ ; . to •• ! . •*:. 2so LOi'JSV.Ii.I.F. Ar: 720 “ ■ '• 740 “ INDI AN A !*« 'LIS “ : : 535 “ i .M XC lN i- Vi [ “ ; . i SOO “ i NORTH-BOUND. ’• (>•;' -Nit- 1 < No.y* : No ij, a “-' : 1' ai 1 y j Daily j Daily. CINOINNjVr: Lv : l 650 pm: INDLVNAP.DDIS.... “ : 11125“ • LOCISV! I.T. rl “ : 745 am; 715 “ : 740 pm (IrceiK-astio “ : 1212 pm; ": 12 47am LaTavetfe. “ 2:N) ■“ ■ :;o5 •• Motion ' “ j aSo “ : 3 25am i 4 ,05 “ Marßwo ■ “ ; y-53 “ j 850 •* i Dioa -ant Itiitjfe “ : ! 057 “ V -cierp-spelWer “:4 12 Surrey “ • I i:i “! i os '* i Fair .Daks .. “ : 436 “ : i 32 “it Hose Lawn “ . 4 48 “ i 4 40 “ • Sllclby * - : 453.- : 4.55 « ; r>2s .“ Hanlulpn.ll “ ■: OT2 “ : 15 12 “ : 0:17 “ t-’tfD-'A'.’D \r; 715 “ j 7 15,“ I 710 “ AH Trains run on Suth Meridian (Central) Tiinu. ■ Trains (turn 2run solid.between Oiicago and Louisville. and Have Through Coaches between s.,'hleaao and :1 ndianapoii.s. Train > D and 4 riin solid between Chicago and Louisville, om! have Pullman Palace Sleeping Pars bet ween Chicago and Louisville. Trains 7 and S run solid between Chicago and and (ndianapolis, and huVe Pullman Palace Sleeping .Car- and Through Coaches between Chicago and Cincinnati. . For tickets and further information, apply to S. BALDWIN, (len’l Passenger Agfc

A Ijl'rkd Me Cot. Thomas Thompson Banking housb oka. McCoy & t, THOMPSON,(successors to A. McCoy & .Thompson, Bankers), iienssetaer, Iml. Do a general u.mkiug business. Duy and se.ll ex change. Collections, made on all available ].>')Ults, Money loaned, interest pa ill in, specilied time deposits, etc. At. the same, place as the old linn of A, McCoy & Thompson. Tv. rTssenden & SONS, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAINERS, KALSOMINERS, and c_-i.3.3A,r_ACrnz: TtLzxrir'rEKs. A (Shop opposite TDillornn’s Livery Stablo.) * Rexsselaeh, - - Indiana. HgjydDtcoraUDg, Painting and Paper Hanging ... „ 11 specialty. cep r c' ~ ~ ■ ~~ il. ws^iLis, GUN and LOCKSMITH uuJilver-tiank. south of School Houec-, Bf.nsselaer. Indiana. AH kinds of Iron and Wood turning, and line ■ Work in iron, Steeland Brass, t;n short notice, aiid at reasonable Helen, citio mk; « cull. 1 i;a c. kiclley . P E"„ A dentist. E7snss.ei.aek, Indiana. Dr. Kelley has ha/l thirty years’ tixperjetiee in the practice of Deutistiy, and refers.to jiis uuiiier ous patrons as to the quality of work turned out. He uses no "i!j anite leeth” nor any spurious and worthless material. Special attention given to the pieseryacion of the; natural teeth Uni Hie. natural and useful adjustmeut ot artilteii.i teeth. A lapfiiationsiyairanted.and prices to correspond with quaUty of work. Ollice over Leopold’s new MI sc; El A. A X Eons. H. isTHwAdtava. .F. j. Se.uis, Val.Skiii. President. Vico President. Cashier CITIZENS’BANK, Eenssbiaeu iNt). Does a genoral banking business ; esrtiil;-v'-a'es hearing interest issued: exchange bought and sold; money loaned on farms at* lowest egad on hv> . Tavorahle terms. 17 -11 -1 f.

*" .John i.lAKKi:vn:. Jay W. fivsi’lctit. Cjislifev. pARMBRS BANK, L Oep o e i * e Ptr’'he 3» - ; or.re^Qtt —r UEXSSEIA /:7.* - f ----- WjJJ. Kwcivo?: DyiosiN, Til?v :ir.'! sell Exchange. < i II<•«-!i. ns iiiAdr iipiT promptly remitted. Jioiivy J ;>,:!►<>.i, anfi tlot's im.nkiug Business: X'* . If' y i. “ ■ BBITISTEI. I. C. KELLEY, Eexsselaer - - Indiana. Teeth inserted from one tooth to an entire set. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay. aaspSa With our vitalized air apparatus we will extract teeth, positively without pain or harm. ■ >• ' ’ 1 -—• ' .• V ‘' l

ADVERTISED LETTERS. Letters addressed as below remain Uncalled for in the Post Oflree at Rensselaer. Jasper County. Indiana, on the loth day of August, 1885. Those not claimed Within fotir weeks from the date before given will be sent to til. dead letter office. Washington D. (A Mrs. Clara Lewis. A. \V. Madden. Miller Large &' Co.. <■ Frank Muska. 'J. H. Myers 2. , George Webb. Persons calling, for any of the letter? ir the above list will 'please say they are advertised \y , HORACE E. JAMES, P. M. Rensselaer, Ind.

County Corrospondence.

GILLAM ITEMS. Frost in some parts of the township on Friday night. Miss Graham, of Indiattapolis, is visiting relatives in this township.^ Mrs. Libbie Cunningham, of Nile si Mich., is visiting friends. -There will 4 be another one the last Sunday in August, raiu or shine. The pic-nic was , a grand success. Francesville was well prepresented and furnished music with their new band. Our Basket meeting was “spoiled" on account of the heavy rain on Sunday forenoon. Mr. E. A. Elston and wife, of■ Medaryvillc, visited the Ratli fun family, on Sunday. <«, Mr. D. H. Guild took leave last Saturday for Hagerstown, Wayne county, where he will teach the comiug winter. , L. E. Rathfon leaves for Terre Haute iiex,t : Thursday where she will visit friends and re-enter tho Normal. Quite a number- of our young people,; attended the pic-nic at Medaryville on last Saturday. Some of the Rensselaer Normalite3 tverp present. :

PLEASANT RIDGE ITEMS. SeveTal of the young folks are talking of attending the Institute at Rensselaer. Rev. Melieynolds holds protracted meeting at the liidge this week. Buggies make the dust !ly; and Frank Coghill says his now one will do its share of the work now. Jacob Parker is doing good work and lots of it, with that new threshing machine of his. Miss I-lmnui Kenton,, of Surrey, and and Miss Jale.y Pat kinson, of Pleasant Ridge, spent Saturday and Sunday with Clara Kenton, of Marlborough. Monon and Marlborough base-ball played a match game of ball at Marlborough, Sunday afternoon. Quite a crowd witnessed the playing, if it was Sunday. Pieasant Ridge was quite surprised, last Thursday morning, on linding that some unknown party had set lire and destroyed the “platform” upon which some of the young folks were anticipating another grand dance Saturday evening. It is thought iby some that the women burned it. others say the meu. but it is a mystery-to all; but Gou bless the one that did, and saved our little village from the disgrace of a second I’LATi'OHJt dance. Stuang e-to-ee-tuuk.

HANGING GRO VE ITEMS. ■ Roads dusty. \-- Health good, as a general thing. Lee and Marlborough will play a match game of ball, at Lee, next Saturday, everybody invited. ... if ————— - '. ' . - ; G Crops are turuiDg out much bettor than was supposed a month ago: oats and corn especially, although wheat is going to be slim. ‘ -

Most everybody is through hayi ;g ntrw, and preparing to sow fail, grain ; while threshing is the main issue just now. Jake Parker is.threshing grain in the vicinity of Pleasant.Ridgt this week. We understand his machine is thjing good work. ; V - , ' Onlv'Tonr of the Hanging Grove students are attending the Normal this summer, they are H. P. aud Louei.'a Overton, Lilly and Betty Peregrine. - ElaerMigh_ht:ld' quarterly .meeting at Dixie school blouse, lasi; .Saturday and Sunday. A large audience was present, and ail declared it a splendid time.

Mr. and Mrs. Felix IJarker made a visit to the northern part of Union tp.. last Sunday, in hot haste, to see their new relation. We do not know as this is any thing wonderfnl, that fill the relations should be so excited.Two huxter wagons now make their weekly visits to this part of the Grove; tho blue line, managed by W. S. Lowmi an, of Pleasant Ridge, and the red line, managed by Charley Oglesby.* of Lee. Both are gentlemen of undisputed character and reputation. It is said that the old ladies gather up- their marketing and go to the cross-roads to meet them, that the men folks sit on the fence to ask them for a chew of tobacco, that the young ladies stand on the door,steps and wave thrir handkerchiefs as they go off. as if saying “Farevou well brother Watkins,’' while the young chickens flee to the woods and hide. Walter Wintehoßeex. ,

The “Haramar Paint" haa been thoroughly tried and I know there is A owe Better Having “sold this paint for 13 years, I can recommend it as A Number One, Call and see me before buying. Yours Respectfully, 'Emmet Kannal.

REMINGTON ITEMS. Miss Carrie Irwin returned from a pleasant visit to Donovan, 111,, last Friday. 1 Bailey Martin and Superintendent Nelson made a brief visit to Remington last Sunday. The many friends 6f Mrs. Will Shepherd will be glad to learn that her health was much improved by her visit t 6 Wisconsin. We understand from what seems a reliable source, that Prof. C. A. Fagan will accompany Sen. Hoover 1 to Indian Territory, as a teacher. « Adam Wagonner, a fellow citizen of German descent, .died at his home, seven miles southeast of town, last Saturday afternoon, of consumption. Mrs. Wells accompanied her daugh-ter,-Airs. -Leslie Potts, toiler home in Chicago, last Thursday, intending to remain there during the fall and winter. James Tribby and bride, of New Richmond, spent’ Saturday and Sun- - day with relatives and numerous friends iti Remington. They left, on Monday for Monon, where they expect to reside hereafter, ■ The approaching fair premise's to be the best one ever held here. Being- an association of four good counties it ought to be a success in every way. It doubtless will bo. Como over, takeitems, enjoy yourselves and learn Jtow to conduct a fair. Owing to serious sickness in hisfamily, Rev. L. Nebeker was not able ter fill his appointment here last Sunday evening,. He sent as a substitute the venerable and able Aaron Wood, a well known and highly esteemed min Aster of this conference, now superannuated and living at Battle Ground. Charles H. Peck who has been the faithful stand-by of H. Goldsberry & Go. fur: 1o! these many years, dias resigned his positioil there’ in order to aecopt a more lucrative one; with headquarters in Chicago, r Charlie is a young man of most exemplary habits and the firm lhat enticed him away from Remington, has secured t treasuie and no mistake. xK, E

lots!, LOTS!! 3LiOTBIII Lots in Leopold’s addition are now selliDg so low,, and on such easy terms, that any body can buy one and npt find the cost a burden. Call soon, at A. Leopold’s and learu particulars concerning prices and terms. Fav.u laSOoO to 810,000 Partial payments. Reasonable terms. The Rensselaer Loan and Insurance Bareau, opposite Court House, next door to post-office. 15—39—if. Two farms, side by side, in one -of the best neighborhoods of Jasper. Thick settled on 3 sides, good stock range on the fourth. Together or separtely, at a bargain. Frank AV. Babcock.

TEST MR BAKINS POWDER TO-DAI! Brnnds advertised os absolutely pure COWO7.A.IIV AMMONIA. THE TEST: Place a can fop on a hot stove until heated, then rarneve th© cover and smell. A chemist will not ue r*>* qulred to detect the prosonce ot ammonia. lUm® : • h ~ to;-;: -SJ> ROES MOT CONTAIN 1 AMMONIA. ITS HBiWIIFUI-.-iiSS ttAS MSVER ®«S Ql ESTIOXTO, Inamilllpn hom©3 for a qurnter of a century !t turn stood the consumers’ reliable test, THE TESTJJfJHE OVEH. PRICE POWDER CO,, MAKKP-S 07 Dr. Meg’s Spcial Fiarniag Extracts, Tho atrongecl,(ao»t delicious and natural flavor known, aud Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast Seres For Light, Healthy Bread. The Beat Dry Hop Yeast in the World. FOR SALS BY GROCERS. CHICACO ft • ST. LOUIS. IS- SPECIAL' .. 1 %ol# MOST PERFECT MADE Purest and strongest Natural Fruit Flavors. : Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Almond, Bose, etc., flavor as delicately and naturally as the fruit. ! . PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., 1 CHICAGO. . ST. LOUIS.

REMINGTONIAN.

Application for license. NOTICE is hereby given, to the citizen* of the towp ofKensselaer. anil Marion township, in Jasper county, anil State of Indiana, that the undersigned, ,a wale inhabitant of Marion township, county and-state aforesaid over tlie age of twenty-one years, not ijn the habit of becoming intoxicated, anil a fit person to bd entrusted with the sale of intoxicating liquors, will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Jasper county, in tin! State of Indiana, at their regular September term and Session, A. D. ISHS, fora IJeense to sell Spirituous. Vinous, Malt and all other Intoxicating Ltquoi-s. in less quantities than a quart at a time with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on the premises where sold. The precise location of the premises, where said liqnors arp teJCe sold and drank, is in the lower story of an wo story frame building fronting on Washington street, in the town of Rensselaer, Jasper county, Indiana, eommencingatthe corner of I.ot S'mo ;fi) Block Nine '['Jl at the Cor nor of Washington and Van Hens 3 '' seiner ptreels,i n the town of liyflsselacr, Jasper county, Indiana mnnihg thence North 57 degrees anti if tninutosjinsf, panil’eti with Washington street. Twenty one jail feyt. thence North 82. degrees end So minutes west,.Twenty .eight and one-half jiS l ;.] feet, thence South 57 ■ degrecgiiudJOhLihutes w est. Twenty-one {2l j feet, to tiie enstcriy line of Van TfeusSemSistreet, thence Soiit'a’oi degrees and 50 minutes East, Twentv-ciglit and -wiife-liq.lf |2B'Ll feet to tlie place of beginning; saM, premises being known-am I designated ns a saloon, and all situated ami located on sniff Lot Nine |9] Ulook Nine faj in the town of Rensselaer, County of T Jasger, «'iulSfnt.e oMnUianit.' ....;■ Said license is-asked for the period of one year. \ ■ WMIC7T /IET. t! A I:1 ;r lit A N. •Rensselaer, Indiana August letii, TBBS. A ug-i;;-2Q-s7. | __ SilioMSFs: Sale. BY virtue of a certified r..pv of a decree, to me directed, from tlie Clerk of tlie Jasper Qimiit ( onrt in a eauae wherein Joseph * nrter was pin:m it, and John tinrter, '.Villiam J. IJemuth, < . W. Carter, and Harriot. A. Denjuth, were defendants, requiring me to make tlie.' sum of Sixty-ono dollars :tdj'u.l t o.-d to be due said linnet A . ! VmuUi. op lier er-scosi-pfaint,:.-together. v'ith iitteyest andcosts. I wild expose, at public .sa!q <>u i SaSsmliiy, Sl?.e ‘i'id «Say of As!g'«s£, I$S5, between the hours of 10'o’clock a. ,in., and 4 ’o’clock p in..of said day, at tlie door ol the court House in the town »>f Rensselaer, Jasper county, fadiiir.H, the rents and-profits, for a term n'uji exceeding seven (-7) years, by the year. • tlie following (fij,scribed Estate., to-\viu. twoSoptiicftstoaarter 01't of tic.- Northeast? quarter .Vi ..f 'x. ,'iiofl TUWv-Qti» (81) and tlie Northwest'quarter (,U) of tlie Southwest quarter (fA of .section I hirty-fwo (32). nil in Township Thirty-two (821 North. Range Seven til West, containing Eighty (80) acres. Jasper County, Indiana. . . Anil shot)hi such vents and profits not sell for a sufficient,, sum to discharge said . decree interestand costs, I will,at the same time and, place, iiutl iu tlie manner aforesaid, expose to sale the fee simple ol said real estate, or so much thereof as shall he sufficient to discharge said decree interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief from valuation or appraisement laws, and without Tsueroptioin SAMUEL K. YKOM AN, Sherifi’. "nmr’pii&fl & Brn.f~Attyx.for Jjrfemlttnt- Harriet A. Demrith . - —Juiy.'W Aug (i-13-20 i'rcss fee t - . __

ioii&s to lon-H^idsak. THi: STAT-K OF INDIANA, 1 gg. _. CoitDly of Juspir j Ox--. In the Jasper Circit to October —— Term, A I. . TJSS3. _) , No. 3120. Elkiinah J. tialbreth, ° fc vs. Allen MeCaslin, and MeCaslin, wife of Allen MeCaslin, Richard Willson, and Notice 1 Willson, wife of to. Richard Wil'lsohj NonJames C. Work, and -J Resident Work, wife es j Defeii iJames C. Work, J ants. James C. Thrawls, Com- | , mission er of Drainage of j Jasper County, Indiana- J . -CMmitfi now llif plaijitiff, by Mordecii F. •Cliileoto, his attorney, and files an affidavit sliowirrg -timt said plaintiff has filed his <q-,fnplaint, in *he office of the Clerk of said Cou:(, asking that the title to certain KeuT Estate, in said county, be quieted in him, the plaintiff;-and showing by-said affidavit that all of said defendants are i.ecessiry 'Marties lo said action; and f-urihcr th it tiic siudAfPfipndants: Alien MeCsslfti, - McCaslin, wife of Allen MeCaslin, llicharl Will-iou, Willson wife of Richard Willson. James C. Work,— Work, wife of James-0. Work, are iitui.-residents, of tire State, of Indiana-. -That—said- -eauae will stand for trial on the Second day of tiie next term of the said Jasper Circuit. Onorl, to be held at the Court iiouse in Reas-e----lafr, in said count; and state, eommenesug "o'u .Mic May D-, lbßt. Witness my.hand and the teal (SlfiALj of said Court, this 31 st diy of Julv. A. D, iud ’‘JAMES.; I’. UiV.’lN, Clerk «.f Jasper ('heti'.uCourt. .ifor.Vi.v/1 F. Chui.il!,- A HU,:I\T. A a;:-0-’5-20-27. APf’IjTC A r riONT FOR I.ICFNSE TO RMTAJL iHQt'Oi;. f'iolicc is hereby gi'-en So all thwuuz-’ri-'. ot, ihe to"ti of ite-fivselaer. atid, M-ii Mon 7 tovet.g'iipv in Ja-; crl’mintj auifjjiaU- of) rgL na, liiiti I. the un n-rsiga; i, John f. .ninikns, a v.liite uml-j inli.ioLrt of the •i.-isc of Indiana, and over. The lice W j-twenty-end / a man m' g-» moral clmracier, and not in tin- habit of beeuiniug intoxicated, and in all respects a fit person ti> be intrusted v-ith tb.e sale of intoxicating 1 quois, will make applicrtion to the Hom'd of Commissioners ol Jasper county m tho state of Indiana, at the next regular sest sion and meeting 1 of said Board pi ComI missinneii, to b.- holden in the* tow nos ! Rensselaer, in 'said, Jasper county, and state of Indiana', Comniencing on Monday, tlie seventh day ol -'-'e-p'eTribi-r, Ibßo, for a license to sell spirituous liquors, vinca? liquors, mall liquus, and all other intoxicating liquors, wmch may be. dsed as u. i beverage,, 'in less quantities than a quart at a time, wkh the privilege-of allowing 1 and permitting said liquors to be-dmnk on ; the premises wii£X? .sold, and pr- cisciy , iocftted and described .as follows to wit; In the lower story of a fv.o story frame btiilding f,n I'fo • (2), ! and three ir; block number three (3) of ! the ofiginai plat.Df She.town of Reu-sqjaef', ‘ Jasper county, Indiana; and more parcicuj larly described as follows, io-wi't; 1 Cofnmer.cing at a point North thirty-three land one half fiU} degrees West ! Eighty-seven 187) leet • istant j from the Easterly corner of said ! block number ibr-e (3). Thence north , thirty-three (33, and thirty (30) ! minutes West, patailel with \au Rensselaer I street, twenty (20) feet and four (4) inches, j Thence South fifty-seven »(•'>") degrees ami i thirty (30) minutes West, at right angles to said Van Rensselaer street, forty {4O) leet and five (a> inches. Thence Sooth thirtythree (33) degrees and thirty [3o] minutes E-ist, twenty [2o] feet and four,[#f inched. Thence North thirty [3b] 'minutes East, forty [4<t] tcct and live [oj indies t > the beginning, i Said applh ant wiU-ask for a license, as above mentioned, for if periojf of one year, JOHN fc’. MlNl-KUS.* ‘ biorillcir b'Ar/cotr, fttr Ap/ilitititl ..*■• t. -0-l:U20. -A

T. J. FARDEN Invites your inspection of his large and complete stock of , .., . i for fall and winter trade. $ Ath'-N. B.—We respectfully call yonr attention to your account, > — T~ l which you know should ltavo been settled long aero..,.®# ( "Fruit Trees! ' Hoinj) Nursery (f.QCatcd at ChajiDmign, Illinois,) ill be represented here this summer, for the purpose o! making a Fall dtilivery. Anv one wanting trees to replace, 0” , SET NEW ORCHARDS: will find it to their interest to wait until the local agent calls on them. ■ . Trees ©3? Sli.xtji.-bs r, ; !r ■ • ~ -y -..-y ——-—• —-—^ brought from Illinois Nurseries are better adapted for this Soil, than from any Eastern Nursery. Wb .• -Some of the leading Fanners of Newton county say of the stock they purchased of the Home Nursery: Messrs. Z Spitler, Bluford Light, Joe Law, Jame 3 Martin, George Bridgman, were among the well known farmers in Newton county who received fruit trees from the Champaign Nursery, through Mr. Bela C. Kent, their agent in this and adjoining eounties. 1 hey expressed themselves as being highly pleased with the quality of the trees and the fine condition in whiefi they received them from the agent. Every lover of fruit should secure a few of irnrs SSI fra, aijOitini, Any order left with Turkey Joe Sharp, Allen Catt or M Jones, will receive careful attention, and Jim Graves, Morocco Bela C. Gen. Agt Newton. Benton and Jasper counties

Having purchased the Ltimbei Yard and Stock of F. L. Cotton, 1 will keep constantly on sale a fail and complete stock of Lath, Sash ’ \ t * lumber Books SMaglos, Windows* Having purchased my stock for cash, I can and WILL offer superio* inducements to cash buyers. Give me a call before buying else where, li P. BEHJt&Miaff. 16-36 ts. ; '• V ■ : •. • , *' . a THE OLD RELIABLE firiok endTileFactory, ; About three-fourths of a mile west of Rensselaer, is the place to procure the best made, the best burned Brick and Tile, at the best prices to suit purchasers. Tile of all sizes and Common and Pressed Brick constantly on hand. Call and examine my manufactures before purchasing. JOHN KOHLEE. 17-41-t£ •, 1 * . .. , - r J.C. VAUGHAN 42 LaSAUE ST. CHICAGO^ftK ms- waL jim free iuuj str.vted uATjxoot’E of U&BB£2HgPt'