Rensselaer Republican, Volume 17, Number 50, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 20 August 1885 — Page 8

THE REPUBLICAN

Indiana Slate Fair.

The present season so far, is the most projdyotive in the history of the State. The grass and hay crop the most important ,of the products, is immense and all that could be desired. The corn crop, second iu importance, is magnificent, the recent hot weather with the propitious raips have giveu it boom by which it promises to excel in this ..State any previous ’year by several millions.of bushels. The wheat erop although comparatively light in quantity, is of good quality and exceeds ail anticipated estimates, with enough and to spare. The oat crop is the largest ever grownjjrthe St&to by one fifth, and the potato crop; the most indispensable to the human family, will be of such proportions that we could feed the v/orld. Mother Earth is certainly doing her full shari to bring about good times and make happy those who tickle her bosom. These facts in connection with anspieious omens in the rooms of the Board of Agriculture in the shape of business connected with the State Fair, the commence September 28'tji, give assgrahee of another g* ra n'd success. It has been asserted that the last Indiana State Fair was the best agri cultural exhibition in the U. S. This is not mere assertion for the facts can be easily produced to prove it, and the management have reason to expect this season an improvement on the last. The fair has outgrown its' clothes, the greatest want now is more room do -.-safeacLdtseli, and the. , day .is notiar distant, (for the idea is now being enn | tertained) to Shut out all vehicles from the ground during the Fair to give room for the exhibits and visitors. * The Railroads promise better Tates* than ever, and there is hope of some of the prominent men of ine nation be-, ing present at the Fair.

How the Case Terminated.

Tlans. Howland, a former proprietor of the Heusselaor marble- works, came to this place on a spree, -several days ago. He brought with him an old horse and buggy, which he claimed as Ids own. After trying several men he finally sold, the outfit to Clias. Stebbins for sdo, and Stebbins sold the horse to Marshal Hough for s2o. Last Sunday, JMcDade, the Fowler marble man, came over and claimed the property and took it* away. Mr. Stebbins had repaired the buggy, and was out alltogether about S7O. Howland was canvassing for McUade, and was using the horse and buggy, and didn't osvn a dollar in it. Stebbins went to Rensselaer last Monday and returned Tuesday morning with Howland and a constable from that county. *' There being no J ustice of the peace in this township, arrangements were made to take the prisoner to Kentland on the 10:08 train. At this stage, of the proceedings the Rensselaer constable kicked for his expenses, and threatened to turn the prisoner loose unless he received them forthwith. When the train pulled in Stebbins and his Yeoman, boarded the train, while the constable and prisoner stepped back and allowed the prosecuting witness and the le«al gentleman to proceed on their way to the county seat, minus officer and prisoner. Howland borrowed a quarter of a philanthropic citizen, and after ••setting ’em up”, the constable and prison erstr&rted east on the railroad, the so.-mer apparently as anxious.' to get away as tne latter.-lioudland Herald.

In addition to and, modification ,ot the above account of this unfortunate, matter wo may':-ay that S. 11. Duvall was the spoti-d constable above-spoKon of, and that both .ho and others say that Stebbic? and Yeoman were too drunk to know wbat tLcv were ah on when they boarded the cars; for Kentland. It Is also, proper to state that the whole .affair has the apt entrance ol a damnable conspiracy on the > art of Goodland dead beats and drunkards ‘o money out o: Ilo.vl .nd and .1 is sister, .Mrs. < oh. Healev. There N little doubt, but that thev t< oh a.dvei;. tage ol ilovt land's uncontrollable a-:-petite h r whiskey and got him drunk and induced him tontdi the horse and P c -«P-j--b. ■ There is scarcely: a doubt ti ..t Mrs. ecould mat.e out. a good case' against theni ft*?‘attempted black-mail audit is not at, all unlikely that the cad of tins mat ter is. cot ret.’

If you want to buy boc-ts ami* shoes ut 25 per cent lees thtuM-ost, call at A. Leopold’s Bazar. Don't fill th e system with tjuihirt h. tho effort to prevent or cure | ever Ague. Ayer’s Ague Cure is ,« far more potent prevtuthe and retn dy, with the advantage of leaving in the body no poisons to pioeure dizzim-ss, deafness, headache, and other di- riders. Tfae proprietor* warrant it,

CHICAGO & GREAT SOUTHERN.

Judge Woods Orders the Foreclosure and Safp of Hie Road. At Indianapolis last Monday Judge Woods, of the Federal Coprt, ordered a foreclosure and sale of the Chicago & Great Southern Railway in of the mortgage of $1,471,680, held by Henry H. Porter, President of the First National Bank, of Chicago, and the order stipulates that no bid under $300,000, including above liabilities, be entertained. Win. P. Fishback is appointed master in chancery to make the sale after the same shall have ben advertised. - Don’t fill tlie system with quinine. when fi.-ver and - ague, and malari.i l ! levers, can be much more effectively j treated by •Aycj's Ague Cute. -W»rI ranted to cute.

An End to Bone Scraping. Edward Shepherd, ql Harrisburg. 111., says: * t( Havicg received so -much benefit iic ni K!e3tic Bitters, T lee-1 it ruy duty to let suffering humanity know i\—Have had a running sure o.u iny leg for eight years; my doctors told me 1 would have to have the bone scraped or leg amputated. i used, int.-i'.id, three hpitles.. of Electric Hitters and seven boxes Bueklen s Arnica Salve, and my leg is now sound and welb” ... * ... ij.leaitr.ie. Fitters tie sold at fifty "c Bit's a buttle, and BuckJeu’s Arnica Salvo at 35c. per b.Ox by F. B. Meyer. ■ 17-Iff--It.

An Important Discovery. -The -iiiosi- important -Disc6.very ; ’ -is that which brings the most good to tlva greatest number. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, and (joias, will preserve The heath atid save life, and is a priceless boon to the afflicted.- Not only does it positively oure consumption, but Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis, Asthma, Ho use ness, and all affections of the Throat, Chest, and Lungs, yield at once to its wonderful curative powers. It you doubt this, get a Trial Battle free, at F. B, Meyer’s Drug Store. -• r , J7-49-4L

A Voice from Providence, R. I. For twenty years I Lave been affleted with a dreadful blood poison, and during all those years II have had the best medical advice in the country, the physiciaus prescribing the only remedies known, such as Mercury and lodide of potassium, all to no purpose. I was six months in Bellevue Hospital, and became so bad that I despaired of getting well. I then, through advice, went to Europe and tried some of the best physicians there with the same results, and I returned again to this country. Finally I went to New Orleans, being told that the French doctors understood the treatment of imy case better, and perhaps could cure me. Alas, however, after taking more mercury and potassium from them. I became so much worse that 1 gave up to die. So bad had I j become that I was a sight to behold. I had large ulcers all over my body and face. There were holes in my legs that you i could put a lien’s' egg in, clear

tloivu ty) the bone. A numiu-r of pieces of bone came out at my ankle., and now 1 carry flic scars op mjf face and body of tlie frighiful character of this disease. I then came back.to i Providence, and bv chance o-'ot. hold of a }>a})ei with the adver- | tisement of Swift’s Specific in' jit of a wonderful cure. As a last hope i fiioitwlit J Would try it. Thanks be to (hid, I : can say to-day that I am percured, having taken ; medicine adopt three, month's. Up to the ptesent d-U.e no. symptoms -of the disease ha-. *.- returned, and I,hod as weli as before I was poisoned., 1 have nothing but two scar- p, .. I, UIV that I. was ever attiicted. i cou- | shier S. S. S. the best and only ! remedy to positivelv' leurc. blood poison, and I .hoimstlv recommend it.. tcP all who are afflicted as I wss. Albkut Elliott. Providence; R, 1., June Mi 1885. Treatise on Blood .and Skin Dheases mailed free.’ The Swift Spun fi<- Co, Drawer .‘5, Atlanta, <»a., N. Y UQ Wi 28U St,

He Wanted It Bad But Wouldn’t Pay the Price.

A young man from Union tp., walked into the County Auditor’s office last Saturday and asked Deputy Auditor Warren to sell him a marriage license. Mr. Warren informed him that lie was in the wrong office, and politely escorted him into the Clerk’s office. After learning what was wanted the Clerk prepared to make out the license, and asked the applicant for his name. This he refused to state unti( he was tqld the price for the license. Upon being told that it was two dollars he refused to pay that much and declared that he would find some one that would sell him one for a less price, or would go without it entirely. The boys then tnought they might as well have a little sport out of the parsimonious young man, and sent him into the Recorder's of--li.ee to inquire, of That official whether he*, dealt, ip marriage licenses, at a heavy discount for cash. Of course the Recorder could not supply him with'the necessary paper, at any price, and the boys then directed him to go. to the office o' Brother McEvven and get one printed. Neighbor Mae is not lacking in a spirit of accommodation but it is not at all likely that he would undertake to cut under the established rate for marriage license . Be that as it may the young-man-affaid-of-his-two-dollars had not yet return to the Clerk'S office after, a. license.

Regular t’ounly Insttfiitc Jttssf 24 So SJ.S inclusive. Next week will be held the annual County Teachers Institute. Sup- . erintendent. Nejsoa's i nteljigent and untiring energy promises to make the week one of remarkable interest to both teachers and the public generally.The regular and occasional instructors will include some of the most eminent educators in the state. The feature of the Institute which will be or the most -interest to the public generally, and at the same time, of great value to the teachers in attendance, swill be a course of public entertainments and lectures. The programme for the week Will be about as follows: Monday Night.— The Annual Teach -ers: Reunion, with an unusual variety of exercises. Tuesday Night; —A lecture by Prof. E. K. Smith, Prolessor of English Literature in Purdue University. Subject: “An Evening with British Authors". Wednesday Evening. — A lecture by Prof. David S. Jordan, President of the Slate University at Bloomington. Subject, “The Ascdnt of The Matterhorn’ ’. ' „ . '/Thursday- Evening.’—A lecture by Prof. Howard Sandisdn, Professor of Pedagogies, at the State Normal at Terre Haute, Subject, “Edenbnrg ~and Holyrood”; Friday Evening, Aug. 28tii— An Elocutionary Entertainment by Prof* Joseph Carhart, of DePauw University*

Spear Head ■ Plug Tobacco, a Kannal’s. Wall paper, new, nobby designs at Kannals’. Those “new clocks” at Kannal’s are fine, and he sells them cheap. T : : »r~ r- - ■ * . Wall paper, window shades and window fixtures, at Kannal’s. Watches and ~clocks repaired and work'warranted at Kannal’s. X’oa! for Threshing Purposes At J. C. Poster’s Grain House, and Coal Yard, south of the railroad, north of the Perkins’ Creamery/ , ' ts. When you wish to' have your grain, hogs, cattle or hay weighed, go to W. H. A: C. Till cades’ Pairbank scale, only 10 cts. per draft ——- Times are hard, and money needed -bad; for-bargains in watches, blocks and jewelry, call on E. i Kaunal. A Leopold is agent for the ! great Aeronaut Tailoring Dopart- ! merit of Conn, Wampold & Co., of j Chicago,' (.'all and look at sami pies, and save from $5 to. tlO oh each suit,- —good fits guaranteed, or no. sale, j • .»

.nil .v insCsv a JS i*^•*iiSte. j •> i : ' J The . Domestic Sewh’ig Macliiue Company ’HAVE changed .their agency, and C. 1). Steward irq-atn! | has been, the, cislv . recognize* l agent of tlie' “Domestic inTtens- j selaei. Other parties liav'e tried, 1 it is true, to get the agency, ami i have advertised thelnselves as such; nut I wish tlie people to know that I am the Stole aipl agent or the'‘‘Domestic Sev.nig'Machiuo in .Jasper county: ! C. B. SriswAim. ! Buekleh’s Arnica SalveTin: in-.-T S.vr.vK in tUe world fit- <'i:t «, ; Bruisei-, S*,reß,tl'lc- r B, S'lll I’te-nm, F«-v ir j Sort*-., T# t:(*r, • I’tiOl'C'd H.-miir (Hiil"o!..:ii-i, j Cm t • til,*! nj.l; Sfciii Krtip:t<nw; fiml puSitiv?l\C:,r,.s pile-oi- no ji*y required- ll is Sfi-rniitciMi to give )>ei IK» -«<j^f-nSion <•«. hi. h, v refunded Price eefiW I'er P h F(-:.i 'f«,r>n'le l <4’ F. 11* l f-b-lyh | ' ' «■ ’

Young, old, and middle uged, all experience the wonderful beneficial effects of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Young children, suffering fronu sore eyeß, sore ears, scald-head, or with any scrofulous or syphilitic faint, may he made healthy and strong by* its use,* Dyspepsia in i s worst form will yield to the use of Carter’s Little Liver Pills They dot only reUeve'present distress, but strengthen the stomach and digestive apparatus. 17-48 to 51. I'mI? U«rplJ ou can buy iM flsrSi-a good watch Elgin movement,, for (t> O Call and see them, at Kannal’s yOj Drug and Jewelry Store, & When Baby was sick, we gave her CASTORIA When she was a Chad, she cried for CASTORIA When she became Miss, she clung to CASTORIA When ilia had Children, she gave them. C AST’A —— MEAT MARKET, Rensselaer, - - Indiana •J. J. FICJL, 61815.41:01, Prop’r. T> KEF, Pork, Veal, Jflattoil, Sausauge, Bo i ) logiia, etc.jaoLd in y uanti lieiL.ta_.snit)mr chasers at Uie low eat prices. None b.utthe best .sfcoct slaughtered. Everybody is invited all. Ts:e HigEiest Price Paid for Good fat Cattle. J. J. KrG LESBACH.

H Our renders for m cts. in postage stamps I 9th jiay lor mailing an;l -wrapping. and B S names of two hook agents, will .receive S KJ Free a Steel Finish Parlor Engraving of all fg HOUR PRESIDENTS, including Cleveland, 9 9 size 22x2s indies, worth .f-1.00. B i Address ELDER Pub- Co., Chicago 111-1 The ! Staad-ly 1 Black Smith Shop L. C. GRANT, PROPRIETOR. —AGENT FOR—“CHAMPION” RE APING AND MOWINGMACH INITS. MO DlNli RIDING AND WALKING PLOWS. GAINSFQRD. BUGGIES. ‘ KRICK" WAGONS. 1 * 1 .Blacksmithirig Macbine Repairing, > Plows. And all other work in our line done in the best planner, and a Re»«Oit» l»Ie Prices. Horse Shoeing A SpecialtyShop on Van Rensselaer St., south of ,McJoy & Thompson’s Bank, RENSSELAER INDIANA. for all our Machines on Jiand^gsg. xv-n-if. '-

WORTHY Of Confidence. A VC D’C Snrsa-parilla is a medicine that, n 1 Ltl o (luring nearly 40 years, in all parts of the world, bits proved its efficacy as the best blood alterative known to medical science. SARSAPARILLA genuine Honduras SursupitriUa) is its base, and its powers sire enhanced by the extracts of Yellow Dock and Stilliiuriu. the lodides of Potassium and Iron.ypd other potent ingredients, yarn- mood vitiated by derangements Id of the digestivo and assimilatofy functions:' Os H tainted by Scrofula*/ or I d«.*s if contain the poison of Mercury or ('.m'xti.His DiscaA 1 / Tn»” Iradiu-j physicians of the United SIC stales, w ho know'the composition of .Writ's S.vusapauii.l.a, say that nothin' else .**o good for the purification of the blood' fc.within the range of pharmacy. 0- -1 wby tlie toe of this remedy is it ill* 3 possible for a person who lias .corrupted blood to attain.sound health and prevent transmission of the deKtruative taint to posterity, /"onoitotii u effective renovation rr.OiIOUGHLf of the system must include not only the removal of corruption from the blood, but its enrich* m lit and Uni strciiq'tlieuihg of tlie vital organs. „ r> —1 ; a i>j sr witnesses, a.l over, the r?£.L!AdI.L vybrid, testify that this • v;6rk» j bet! by Ayeh’s Saus i f*.*. ni i.t, a t'mm l>y any other i-'nn Fat it corrupted throughdisdLUUHJ r IV is made pure, and blood weakened throutrli diminution of the red 'rorimscl s is made strong, -tyr AYKK'3-B.VRSAPX!tH.I A. minir-vMur> > liu blood and building PUHIr YUlbi up the system require time in serious ca cs, but benefit will be derived from the use of AYKUS S'AhsAPAim.r.A more speedily than from hnvthuig else. urni oiitr for which like effects are PfikUlblfiL falsely claimed, is iibundiml in the, market, under many names, but tlie oniy preparation that baa Stood the test of time, mid proved worthy of the world’s confidence, is ■ . Ayer s Sarsaparilla, PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. [Analytical Chemists] gold by ell Druggists»

9BUB BEE DU TEE WORE. -• ; i ' I. i i , Just opened, 1-1-2 miles north of town, New Works and New Machinery. Repressed bricks for fronts, a specialty. i ■ ——— i Tile of the best quality and all sizes constantly on hand. Call and examine goods and learn 13!FK5C$j£5v J. D. .MATTHEWS, t ProprietorjL,,,

NEW! all NEW! 1 wouldres frjeAtTully annminEe to flie JaspeT Co. ; that I hav'e made arrangements to sell Farm Machinery, FJIPIRE LOWERS, EBIPRIE REAPERS, EMPIRE BINDERS &c. And will keep extras on hand, at all times for t 1 aehiim s. I am also prepared to do ' KEPAIBIITG-, In the best and most workmanlike manner, and at the lowest possible rates. A_NJ3 . BITGGrIES • repaired, and all other work usually tfone in that line. NEW WAGONS AND BUGGIES Made to order, aud of the best material and workmanship. Shop on Front Street, south of Citizens’ Bank.^gQ R. H. YEOMAHT, ■ >;Sy. ~ : " H Rensselaer, Ind. i7-27-tf. ~ %

Rensselaer Loan ? Insurance and Collection Bureau. AFAI&ITI S3OO, to SIO,OOO, 0 to 10 years 1 full term ' or partial payments, Low interest, and reasonable commission. Fire Insurance I in Six Companies. Life and Accident Insurance in the old reliable Travelers, and Life. Policies written immediately on application. The Lowest Hates and —.-PERLECT So O COPLECTIONS on nil points iu fbo U.S FRANK W. BABCOCK, Proprietor, BUY THE Bucke^v^orator lvflavor.nnd in color and taste is equal to any canned ynods. No family can afford to be without the hyuporator alter having once used it.. It will pay for itself iu three days. It is.so simple any'cnllrt.can work it. Send iniistrnt©*! cireulfir giving full description. ACltYfSi WAtVTRO.. Address, Bvckjcvk Fvavuuaxux W ©Ataiii .•- pnnCOOQ NEWS 0111 IS LM!f& “ Greatest inducements ever ofof" sered. Now’s your time to get up,. 1 orders foflp ptjr celebrated XV an cud CoHi*C3,and secure abenutiGold Band or Mass Rose China . W*w«Oflis2CW Ten Set, or Handsome Decorated Gold Band Moes Rose Dinner Set, or Gold Band Moss Decorated Toilet Set. For full partieularH address TI3R CJRJ2AT AMERICAN TEA C*W ** O- 51 and tft VeseVSt.. New\ork. illlß HE R. R. LANDS In Minnesota, North Dakotd, Montana, Idaho, V.'ashington t and Oregon. From Lake Snftvrior to Pusyt Sound, At prices ranging chiefly from $2 to $6 per acre, on 6to tO years* time, this is the Best Country tor securing Good Homes novr open for settlement. PH 1“ r** -1 i n Here* Of Glpvonmient. |-AKr|«- ?“ Land Fre e nmlerltlie Hotnertead ■ ■».■■ mnll *1 TiiatJer-fultmeflaws* MJTI. -a0.818.433 Acres «« ««RE U.41.F »t ail the Public Lands disposed of m ISSI were in the SbrtHeru I'arittc country. Rooks and Mails, Pent I’REF,, Jrtirffbin* the, ISorllirro

W. I & C, IK MANUFACTURERS J&.2T3D DEALERS 1 JE2BT HA RIVESS, SADDLES, t <) LEARS, WHIPS, TRVKKS VALISES, BLAWRETS, ROBES, CARRIAGE TRIM910ES, HARIVESS OIL, etc Domestic and Sen York Singer Sewing machines AT THEJLIi —— HARNESS SHOP. OUTH SIDE OF WASHINGTON STRET Rensselaer, iiadiana. nmmaM.»—i. imi'iiiwt h iminiiMiiwnn-irm-r-i-nnMriimirmnT-vt AYER’S Ague Cure contains an antidote for all malarial disorders which, so far as known, is used in no other remedy. It contains no Qulniuo, nor Any mineral nor deleterious, substance whatever, and consequent ly produces no injurious effect upon the constitution, hut leaves the rystenj as heaithy as it was before the attack. WH WARRANT A YES'S AGUE CUBE to cure every case of Fever and Ague, Intermittent or Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, and Liver Cogtplalfftcausedfbyiuiiliura. -jn ease off after due t rial, (balers are authorized, by our circnla*- datsd July Ist, lets, to refund tho money. Dr. ,f. C. Ay,cr &Qo. , L6vve!l, Mass. Sold by all DruggisU. lITTLE 1 IVER ms. « Sick -Jlcadnclie an*! relieve all the troubles inch dent 1 6 a bilious btatoof the sysiun, such as Dizrmep?, Kaubcjq Drowsiness, Distress afterdating,, . . ’•; Pa*n in theJ>ide, &c. While theii Lies?rwaarn- ' able euccees has been chovrn Iu curing , Hecdcs!u*,jvt Cart er’el.ittle Liver Pill 9 aw courtly valuable iu Coueiipation, curing and preveuiu'g this annoying coTuplaint, While they also correct all riis'-rders of the stomach, etimulatoJth.c liver tad regulate the bowels. Even if they only cured Ache they would heal mo ft pric clef 3 to thewe who euCer from this distressing complaint bat fortunately their goodness does not end here, city, these vho onee try them will find tht*c iiulc nil.B valuable in so ijiany ways that they will not be wlph\ to do without But after ail sick Lead ACHE Itthehanebf sotnany lives thatbere is where we make our great boast. Our pills cure it while Others do rmt. - 1 1 j Carter’s Littlo Liver POIs are very rnnal! and vijry oflfty to take. On© or two pills msk© a dos©. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action please alt who Lso them. In Vtal4 at S 3 cents; five for 11. Sold by Hr ttgairt* avwy »# a.n» by tnait, mm mi rm