Rensselaer Republican, Volume 18, Number 3, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 24 September 1885 — Those Races Again. [ARTICLE]

Those Races Again.

By some mischance mir compositors ldft out two of the fair races in our account last -week, and got the others so badly mixed that we repeat the account this week. As before stated there were no races except on Friday and Saturday Friday’s races. Running’— J. B. Gitens’ horse “Vulcan,” Ist. Frank Buckley’s “David B.” 2nd. Geo. Lawrence’s “Sweet William,” 3rd Trotting. —Clias. Lathrop’s “David C,” Ist. *fohu Adkmson’s “Charley Boy,” 2nd F. A. Pickerel’a, “Kate Chvens”, 3rd . SATURDAY’S RACES. Trotting,— Chas. Lathrop’s “Darid C.” Ist. Frank Armstrong’s “Dandy Boy” 2nd. - Adkinson’s “Charley Boy” 3rd. ] Pacing, —M. F. Johnston’s “Red Piince” Ist* F. A. Pickerel’s “Brown Dick” 2nd. John Jackson’s “De Fox” 3rd. Running, Givens’ “Vulcan” Ist Lawrence’s “Sweet William” 2nd. C. L, Paynd’a “Emma Goodwin” fM*

Wash Timmons of Jordan tp., is proud of another boy, who made his advent last Tuesday evening. The most complete stock of Dry Goods,- new and cheap— at Ralph Fendig’s. Mr. Bowman Switzer of Barkley tp., left for Kingman, Kan. last Tuesday in company, with W. V. Porter of Marion tp. ~; At the post-office you will find a large aaji well selected stock of school supplies; thh best place in town to get what you want. Ladies, now is the time to get bargains in hats, all shapes and style from 15 to $5 cts. apiece at Sadie Laßues.

» The Ladies' Industiial Society of the M. E. Church, will meet at Mrs. James Randle’s, on Wednesday afternoon. Fr om and after the first day of October the night mails at Rensselaer post office will be dosed at 7 o’clock in th§ evening—one hour earlier than at present. M iss Clara Dexter took the early train this morning for Cheyenne, Wyoming Terr., at which place she will be married, next Saturday evening, to Mr. Geo. C. Starr, a merchant of Cheyenne. Hurrah for the Red Ribbon!— Remember the Bread that took the premium at the Rensslaer fair was made from Gold Medal! Flonr. For sale only by Lallue Bros.

A law suit in the court house, before Judge Purcupile, occupied a large part of a day, Friday. Allen Oatt sued Samuel Daugherty and Frank Kellett on an old board bill, and got judgement for $93.00 and costs. Mrs. J. B. Mackey who has been visiting her parents in this place: this summer left last week for Chicago, where she will join, Mr Mackey, who is general agent for National School Aid and Appartus Co., of Chicago 111. They will make their future home in South Western Kans., at Mr. Mackey’s western headquarters.