Rensselaer Republican, Volume 18, Number 11, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 19 November 1885 — Page 4

- |JiZ!i 32B*ST" ■ ~ . JUDICIAL •CitwnU JwUre. I**®* H. Ward. Prosecuting Attorney ■■ M. Hv Walker. Termt oj Court—Hret Monday in January; '•Third Monday iu March; Unt Jfnnifay in June; Monday i* October, i CO DUTY OFFICERS < icrk James F. Irwin. XierMf . Samvel Ei Yeoman. Auditor George M. ItoaiNSON. Treasurer Wtl.LlM M. Hoovkii. Recorder • • Thomas Antrim. 'Surveyor JAAes c. liirawi.s. •coroner Fiin.LTP Bi.ve. Nuperintendenl Public Schools .. I>. Id. N elson. /Ist District.. Asa C. Pkkvo, •Commissioners <2.1 District . .S. 11. Nichols. (3d District John Waymire; Court—Fir»t Mondays in March June, September and December. CORPORATION OFFICERS: i Marshal John Q. Alterc1erk..,...:.... ValSeib. Treasurer ...." )T. J. Fakden. Ist Ward.. . John It. Vanatta 2d Ward IL F. FKUOt’stON •councilmen 3d Warn Ezra L. Clark IthWard A. W. ■CT.evei an-i>. lithWard..., T. J. McCoy.

SOCIETIES. F. and A./m. Prairie Lodge No. 125 meets First and Third Mendnys <>/ each month S. L. Spitler. H- I'-Se’-Secretary. n.ar. O E S. KvfcXiKO. Star Chapter. meets First Mid Third Wednesdays of each month, -’-jnss'■■KaywilFiT "•-Mm-hytha-A-.-Mww'•— Sccret.il*>'. Worthy Matron. I. O,fe-. F, IkoqvotS Lodge. No. 113, meets ie'cry’Tuesday evening. ■John Vanhtta, dan e> Antrim. Secretary. t >.u. K. of p. Rknssf.laek ludge. No. 82, meets 'every Thursday evening. ’ W. B. AustiA. N H. ariier. K.nt-R^fr»— c.t. A.O. U, W. Rensselaer lodge No. 100 meets everv Monday evening. N.J. York. A.Lcopohl. Recorder. , M. '• ■ G. A.R Rensselaer Post, No. 81, meets ■•very Friday evening. V. P. Hopkins, . E. L. (lark. Adjutant. 1 • t • K. & 1., of If Jasner Lodge No. 850, meet's tvery Saturday evening. Mrs. Carrie Clark. J A. Liunha.n, Secy. 1-Toteetor

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THE REPUBLICAN. Thursday, November 10, 1885. □asste* Of Proiessionaiearns,ss per annum tor 6 lines er oss : .50 cts. tor each additional line. Local notices. 10 cents per line for first insertion cents per line for each subscqdcnt insertion. Special rates for choice places in the paper, and for advertisements widertnan one column. RMlsof regular Advertisers payable Quarterly ; tans lentto be paid iu advance ■- Job Pkintino.—Alargeassortmenl of type and other material tor poster.na.nphlet. circular and knmred work. Prices’.ow.

The Loucks-Louthian libel suit, according to the Delphi JoHnwl, was settled on a different basis than was first reported, in that each, party pays his own costs.

The half-breed rebel Riel was executed Monday at Regina, and I met death with a calmness and fortitude which, as Macaulhy said of Chas, the First, half redeemed his fame. Of course opinions will differ widel y as to the justice of this execution, but as a matter of state policy, at least, it seems to have been the best thing for the Canadian government to ilo with him. *

The Illinois Supreme court has blighted the last hope of Joe Mack-1 in, the democratic secretary andi fine worker, of Chicago, and now he must go to the Joliet penitentiary. It will be remembered that Mackin was sentenced for two years on account of ’his election frauds, of last year, and that Judge Gresham reversed the sentence on the merest quibble. Mackin was then tried for perjury, committed before the grand jury, and sentenced for five years- It is a well deserved sentence and we would, that every man, be his politics what they may, who attempts by fraud to defeat the will of the people at their elections, may go the same way as Mackin has gone.

The retention of Mr. Sample as post-master aTLafayetie, was one of the few instances which seemed to indicate that the President still adhered, in a spasmodic way, to Ins civil service reform promisesThat Mr. Sample was a most popular and efficient postmaster, and unobjectionable in every wuy except that he ay as a Republican, everyone admits, and that he had taken no active part in politics, at any iime. wasalso generally knownThe President long refused to remove him, but the political fortunes of Mi*. Ward, the democratic Congressman, of Dafayette required that his friends should have the office, Mr. Voorhees in tefered in his behalf, the infamous “offensive parttzan’I’’ 1 ’’ dodge was sorted to and Mr. Sample was suspended. In his place John B. Huger, an active democratic politician has been appointed. As the Lafayette ‘ <>mef, a non partizan paper well says of this incident, it “is proof positive that the civil service appendage of the Federal government stands pre-eminent as the most collossal farce of the century.”

Sonthern Rule Iliustrated.

Des Moines Register. lowa last fall cast 375,000 votes and elected eleven Congressmen. But South Carolina, Mississippi and Georgia, altogether did not cast as many votes, yet elected twenty-four Congressmen. Here are the figures: Total Vote. Total Vote. lowa Sorith Carolina— Eleven Con- Seven CongreSsgressmeu. .375,840_ men ........ ' 91,623 ’* Mississippi — Seven Congress- . meu.j... 120,993 GeorgiaTen CougCess- , men U2.’.*9 1 Twenty-four Con1 gressinen.... .355,09Thus, the Northern State of lowa, casting more .votes than the combined States of SoutlfCaroliha, Mississippi ■ and Georgia, hasMt one half (heir number of Congressmen, nor one half their representation in the Electoral College. A boy was born in Tennessee the other day with two well developed hands behind him. He will go’on record ah the first Mugwump produced by nature. Those now existing were only, warmed over, and Eave to place thcgr, hands to accoihodate circumstapces.yAaLoinct

The Court Record.

Civil Cases disposed of at the October Term, 1883.' Fairbanks, Morse <fc Co./ vs. I. D. Dudn, dismissed at defeudant’s cost. /V' . • . ■ j Marcus E. Kellenberger, va C. M. Hopkins, et al, suit on “'note, judgment for plf., $1,239.70 and foreclosure ordered. " . Jasper County vs. J. V.’, Duvall, suit on note, dismissed. Robert R. Jenkins vs. James LAw, attachment, judgment jfor plf., $930.12. State ex rel Parkison, vs. James ■V elsh, et. al, court finds $145.26 due plf,, but no j udgment entered. State ex rekLouisa Weekly vs. James M. Williams, bastardy, settled by parties and dismissed. Felix Lester, et al, vs. J. Eiglesbach, et al, continued until next term.

James A. Thornton vs. James Low, attachment, judgment for plf., $116.89. and property ordered sold. Wm. Bergman vs. Alichael Halloran, malicious dismissed at plf’s cost. Emmet Bergman vs. Halloran, same as above, dismissed at plf’s cost. Mary Rowen, Executrix, vs. Bethany Long, et al. petition to sell real estate, property sold to W. H, Ramey for $2,000. James H. Green, Adm’r, vs. George G. Thompson, et al, petition to sell, sold to Mary D. Stiller for $250; Binney De Boer vs Joseph E. Otis, et al, suit to collect ditch assessment, judgment against def. for $382.95 and cost.

Bardin B. Bradbury vs. Elections 11. Tabler, suit to dissolve partnership, and appoint receiver, settled by agreement, aud dismissed. Walter Vail vs. James L. Short, et al. suit on note, judgment for p ffor $268. 31, and foreclosure. St. Joseph Manufacturing Co., vs. Hattie L-. Ferrin, et al, on account, judgment for plf., for $240 and costs. Ferdinand Kopelka vs. Johannes Kopelka, replevin, judgment def., motion for new’ trial under advisement. Same vs. Same, suit on notes, judgment for plf., $503.66, motion for new trial-overruled. Amelia B. Mansur; by’Washburn agent, vs. Thomas. Gratner, suit on account, judgm’t-for def., $7.50. Chas. Shatzley vs. Fred Long, dismissed at defendant’s costs.

S. P. Thompson vs. Boyden, et ux, suit to quiqt title,’ judgment for plf. T 516.63. D. J. Thompson vs. Culver, et al, judgment for pl’f, to quiet title and for $26.21." W. C. McCord vs. John Wolf, dismissed at defendant’s costs. Austin, Adm’r, vs. Hawn, et al, Adm’s ordered to sell Heal Estate to pay costs. Loughridge vs., Walters, suit on note, judgment for pl’f’ $164.60, and costs. ’ A. Leopold vs. Huffman Keen, suit on note, judgment for pl’f, $54.88. Hoge vs. Harmon, et al, suit to foreclose, judgment for pl’f $976,18 and foreclosure ordered. Cheever vs. Cheever, divorce granted, with custody qf boy to father, and daughter to mother; motion by def’t to set aside judgment, under advisement. State, for use of Clark, Com’nr, vs. McKinney, suit to recover ditch tax, judgment foY pl’f $69, land to be sold in 30 days if not paid. Linton vs. Hershman, suit fur damages for slander, dismissed at defendant’s costs. Keen vs. Smith, decree to quiet title to plaintiff. State, for use of Randle, ComI missioner, vs. Smith, suit to collect I ditch tax, judgment for pl’f, $192.50 ■ laud sold in 30 days if not paid. Eugene Park vs. Raymond, et al, petitition for partion of Real Estate, laud reported not suscept--1 ibie of division, and ordered sold. I Union Central Life Insurance Co. vs. John F. Stone,.qt al, judg- ■ ment against df’t, in favor of pl.’f ■ $1,048.59, in favor of dei,tThrawls for $60.20, in favor of def’t Brinkerhoff, for $1,426.16, foreclosure I ordered. C. M. Spencer, et al, vs. Isabel! ; Morris, et al, petition for partition land ordered sold, S, P. Thompson Commissioner. James Buck, Admr estate of Bennett, vs. L. N. A. & C. Ry Co., suit for damages, change of venue, by def’t, to Benton county. Donnelly vs. (Donnelly, et al, suit fqr partition, ordered. i Nicholson vs. Markley, et Ux, suit to set aside note and mortgage dismissed at plaintiff’s costs. Fioda Adams vs. Alien Yost, et , al, suit on chattel judg' , ment for pl’f $371.26 and foraclos- ; ure. ■ _ --S " >

Russell & Co., vs. John C. Norman, et al, snit on note, judgment for pl’f, $250.15. k • Mary Ellen Peck vs- Alter, Ad* ministiator estate of Bingham, pl’f allowed by agreement S2OO and costs. R. S. Dwiggins, et al, vs. C C. Sigler, et al, judgment'’for pl’f $203.98Same vs. David Michaels, dismissed at plaintiff’s cost Aultman-Taylor Co., vs. John F. Stone, chattel mortgage-, judgment for pl’f $580.32 and foreclosure. Geo. Brinkerhoff vs. Stone, chattie mortgage, judgment for pl’f $1,008.20 and costs. A. Leopold vs. S A. Williams, et al, suit on /note, judgment for plaintiff, $lB4 41. H. B Scntt & Co , vs. IraSayler dismissed at pl’f’s costs. Ohio Stove Company Vs Ira Sayler, et al, judgment for pl’f, $434.11 and costs. Isaac Reynolds vs. James S Irwin, et al, foreclosure, judgment for pl’f $160.26 an _t costs. Keller, Craig & Co., vg. HaSselbring, suit on note, judgment for pl’f, $247-23 and costs. Blake Wilson vs- Rockwood, et al, suit on note, judgment for pl’f $406-70 and costs.

Marion Township Schools and Teachers.

The following is a list of schools in Marion tp., with name of teachei\ and,number of pilpils: No., I, Bowling Green, E-. L. Coen, teacher, pupils 14. No. 2, Union, L. E. Glazebrook, teacher, 32 pupils. No. 3, Pleasant Ridge, Ella Ryan, teacher, 17’ pupils* , ■ No. 4, Watson, Irene Ritchey, teacher, 17 pupils. No. 5, Daugherty, Lottie Peacock teacher, 15 pupils. No. 6, Hoover, G. D. Prevb teacher, 9pupils. No. 7, Iroquois, Rodd Coons, teacher, 12 pupils. No. 8, Bell Center, Arilla Warren, teacher, 21 pupils. No. 9, James, Rose Hammond, teacher, 14 pupils. No. IQ, O’Meara, Mattie Faris, teacher, 12 pupils. No. 11, Wasson, Anna Henkle, teacher, pupils. No. 12, Grant, C. H. Fulton, teacher, 24 pupils. The next Township Institute will be heM the first Saturday in December, fttTTfo O’Meara school house two miles southeast of Rensselaer. - •

Have you taken a cold? You can cure it protnply by tisiug Cherry Pectoral. Smart'Weed and Bel adonn com him d with other iugsedients used in the best porous m .ke Carter s 8. W. & B B '.ekache Pia-dcf ß l ’ ,e best in the tnareei. Price ‘2scts_: 11-4 t _—— • V- • ■ . " Ayer’s Sarsaparilla w rks directly and promptly, t<> putily a‘‘d enrich the brnodrntiprove the app.eti e,strengthen the.heroes, aud brace up the system, is, in tire truest s’h.ce, un alternative medicim. Etery ip ulid .-hoalu -give it a trial. If people rroubied wita colds would take Ayer’s Cher y Pei tori..l before going to church i>r places or eotertaifiuent. they would avoid c ugl.iog. greatly to t ie eomfoit. ol both speakers and l-.e.ic's. Public sp’tutrs! nd sni--gersdiiHl that-tlre PeitorLal wonderllilly. increases the power a nd flexibility of the voice:-’

ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE TO SELL REAL ESTA'I'E STATE OF INDIANA.) QS Jasper County. I co Catherine Parcels'. Arthur 8. Parcels, Isaac J. !• Parcels. Ora E. Parcels and William E. Moore. are hereby notified t.iat Wdliiam IS. Austin, Administrator of tiie Estate of John F. Parcels, deceased has filed bis petition in the Jasper Circuit Court, to sell the Reid Estate* of said Estate to pay debts : and that wild petition will be heard on tiie tlrsl dav of the next term of said court. to be held at Hie Court House tit lie-nsseluer. in said County and State, and commencing Monday, January. 1 Issa. Witness, me hand an.l-the seal of . i" \ said Court, this November 5, Ixßs. ( ) ■>AMES I'. 11!W1 N. Clerk of Jasper Circuit Comt. ■*o.v-5-12-If). NOTICE Ob’ ADMINISIRATORJS SALE.OF REAL ESTATE. No ! ICE; is hereby given that the Itvdersigued. Administrator of the Estate of Beniamin W. Hawn, deceased, by order of the Jasper Circuit Court, will oiler at private sale.at the law olliee of Thompson & Bro., in .he town of Rensselaer. Jasper county, Indiana, al uot less than its appraised value, the following described Ileal Estate, in said cduntv. to-wit: ... The' undivided two-liiirds of the southwest quarter ot the southwest Quarter of Section Thii-tv-six (IM> Township Twenty-seven (27) North, Runge’Seven (»> West: and lin« uiiiiivided tv.o-tnirds of the South one-huiidre i iioin feet of lot One il> in Ration's addition to the town of Remington. Jasper county. fm.iana.HO Said ber is. ltSs.jp , Laid Real' E.date, wiii be s-i<t subject to a mortgage now amounting to Five-hundred and Thirto-tnree dollars in favor of tiie Aetna Life In.-uranve Company, and on the following teems, to-wit : ■ One-third cash, one-third ill nine months, and <iiiv-tiiird;* , i eigii.cen months; purchaser idirxtM-ti’e his notes for delyi red payments, drawing six per ce.uf.interest, amt secured bv moitgag i on Hie land sold. . ' ’ WILMAM B Al SUN. Administrator of the Estate <>>' Benjamin W. Hawn, decea-cd. Oct-M Nor-5-12-I!'.' u

lota io Msiinis. STATE OF HttHANA.t County of Jasper, iPX In the Jusper Circuit Court, January Term 1886 Norman Warner, ) Daniel G. Warner and | Complaint Norman H. Warner. | No '■ ‘ VS. ' 3465. Frank J. East, | J John E. EtfSt and | Eugene Park. j Now comes the Plaintiff!), by Ffank W. Babe >ek their Attorney, and Illes their complaint herein, with affidavit and undertaking in attachment, together with all affidavit that s.Ud defendants East are not residents of the State of Indiana, and that the cause of action is founded on and connected with a ebntract, an<| that the object is to enforce the collect.on of demands, by proceedings in attachment ami garnishment. NOTICE is therefor hereby given saidltefendants. Frank J. East amt John E. East, that unless they be ami appear on the seventh day of the next Term of the Jasper Circuit Court,' to be holden on tlie first Monday of January, A. 1). 188t>, at the Court House iu Rensselaer, in said County, and State, arid answer or demurt to said complaint, the same will be heard and disposed of in their absence. WITNESS my hand and the seal of (SEAL A sairt Court affixed, at Rensselaer, . ) this Kith dav of November, A. D. ~ x 1885. f , JAMES F. IRWIN, Clerk. Frank IF. Babcock Atiu for Plaintiff. No V-19-2G-Dec-3. ‘ ,

ShefeifFs Sale. F) Y virtue of a eertifidd copy of a decree. to J me directed, from the Clerk of the Jasper Circuit Court in a cause wherein Marcus E. Kellenberger was plaintiff and Cassius M. Hopkins, Rebecca F. Hopkins. Homer S. Hopkins Jeduthan I). Hopkills, Charles P. Hopkins, EdwinN. Hyland ami Edgar H. Tharp were .defendants, requiring me to make the sunt of Twelve Hundred and Thirty-nine Dollars and Seventy cents, ($1,239,70) together with interest aud costs, I will expose at public sale on Saturday, the I’ltti day of December ISBS, between the hours of 10. o’clock a. m., and 4 o’clock p m..of said dav, at the door ol the court House in the town Of Rensselaer, Jasper county, Indiana, the rents and profits, for a term not exceeding seven (7) years, by the year, the following described Real Estate, to-wit: .Rots num aer Fifteen (-15) and Sixteen (16) in Block Numbfer Six (6) in rhe town of Rensselaer, in Jasper county, in the State of Indiana. And should such rents and profits not sell for a sufficient sum to discharge said decree interestandcosts, I will,at the'.'same time and. place, arid in themaimer aforesaid, , expose to sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to discharge said decree interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief from valuation or appraisement laws, and m accordance with- the order of the Court in said decree. •SAMTELE. YEOMAN, Sheriff. ThomffMin & Jiro.., Atty#, for Plaintiff. Nov-l‘J-2G-Dec-3-10. I’ressfee $

Sheriffs Sale. BY virtue of a certified cbpy of a decree, to me directed frqnrthe Clerk of the Jasper Circuit Court id a earise wherein Henry Fegley was plain tiff and John. Kegley was defendant, requiring me to make tlie sjuin of One Hundred aud Sixty Dollars and . twenty cents, (slf>().2o) together with interest and costs, I will expose at public sale on Saturday, the I*2l li day of EJ>eceml»«r. iSSSbetween the hours of 10 o'clock a. m., and 4 o’clock p. m., of said day, at the door of the Court House, in the town of Rensselaer, Jasper county, Indian::, the rents and profits, for a term’not exceeding seven (7) years, bv the year,the following ileseribedrewltesfateTo-wiCr 1 The west half (c) of the southeast quarter (’,) of Section Three (3) in Township Thirty (30) North, of Range Six (6) West, containing eightv (80) acres, in Jasper county; Indiana. And should such rents and profits not sell for a sufficient sum to discharge said decree, interest and costs, I will, at the same time and place, and in the manner aforesaid, exposeat public sale the fee simple right of said defendant in and to said real estate, or so rinich thereof as shall be sufficient to discharge said decree interest and costs. Saidiale .will bo watle without any-relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws and in accordance with the order of court in said decree. SAMUEL E. YEOMAN, Sheriff. Mordfcai E. Clulcoie. Atlii*.for Plaintiff . Nov-i»-2(i-Dec-3-10. Press fee ?

Sheriff’s Sale. BY virtue of a certified copy of a decree, to .Jtte directed, from the Clerk ot the Jasper Circuit Court, in a cause wheiein The Union Central Life Insurance Company wiis plaintiff, and. John F. Stone. Armilda Stone, MansQeld Mach inc works. Georg© Brinkerhoff and James C. Thrawls, Commissioner of Drainage of Jasper county, Indiana, were defendants, requiring me to "make the sum of Two Thousand Five Hundred and .Sixty-live Dollars and Sixtyseven cents ($2,565.117) together with interest and costs, I will expose at public sale oil Saturday the I Sth day of December, 1885, between the hours of 10 o'clock a in. and 4 o’clock p. in. ot said day. ut the door of the Court House in tiie town of Rensselaer. Jasper county, Indiana, the rents and profits, for a term not excceeding seven (7) years, by the year, the following described Real Estate, to-wit: The Southwest quarter f’.j' of Section Tliirtvone(lll) Township Twenty-eight (28) North, of Hauge Six ((•) West, in Jasper county, Indiana. And shquld such rents and proiits hov sell for a siiilicient sum to discharge said decree, interest apd costs, 1 will, at the same time and place, ami in the manner aforesaid, expose at public safe tiie fee simple right ot said defendants in and to said ileal Estate, or so much thereof as shall be siiflicieht to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said 'sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws and in accordance with the order of court in said decree. r- SAMUEL E. YEOMAN, Sheriff. It. K& Z Dwiyyints Atty* for Plaintiff'. Nov-10-26-I)ee-3-IQ. Botice io Non-Residents. (STATE OF INDIANA,/ cv Jasper County, f •J’s’t In Justice Court, Complaint for Thirty Dollars], Yelte Mnkier, T Before Ireneus vs J Shortridge, Justice Edouard Podsc.hu wat (of the Peace, in ai d and Anna Podsoiiuwat J for Keener township, Jasper County, Indiana. , is hereby givbn that a Snmmons, and proceedings in ment, against above .named defendants, have been by me issued, in above entitled case. And the suninrens having been returned [uot served, defendants not found,"] and the writ of attachment ,i)lso returned [not served, no property found.] And the summons to garnishee defendants John Graves and William C. Tyler, returned duly served. And on October 17th, 188 A, each of.above wuni'tl garnishee defendants m.de answer Under oath, showing that the l were each of them indebted to the above named defendants. Notice is theretore given th i»t on Sat urday, the 21>th day of December/ 1885, at two [2] o’clock in the af'ernooir, at my office in Keener township, Jasper county, Indiana, 1 will proceed to bear aiftl decide Upon the claim of the stiiu Yelte Mulder, whereof the said Edatiaiil, I’od'chuwat and Antia Pod.sohuwat, and all others inletested, will take notice. • \ \ IRENE l8 t i?HOi\riUI)GE, 'J cilice of the Peace. Jt. IF. iii'-ih i’l, F thill Nov-5-12-19.2G.’

ROBERT SMEDLEY'S Testinibny as to Cancer Care. For nd any years I was a suffarer with cancer of the nose, trad having been cured by the use of S. S. 8., I feel constrained by a sense of duty to suffering/ humanity to make this statement of my case. I first discovered the sore on my nose, which afterwards proved a cancer, during the year 1861, while in the army of the Tennessee stationed at Bull Gap. At first it gaVe me but little trouble, still 1 could not get rid of it, and though I tried hundreds of remedies tfu gradually grew worse, and during the last two years troubled me grjeatfy. Something over a year ago I was advised to take Swift’s Specific, and was finally induced to try a dozen bottles. When the dozen bottles were taken up, though my general health was much benefited, the cancer remained on my nose. I concluded to take no more of S. S. S., but my friends made a critical examination of the afflicted member and decided that it looked better, and prevailed on me to medicine. With the fourTeentli bottle the cancer began to heal rapidly and soon dissapeared, and for seveial months thert? has been no appearance of a sore of any kind on my nose or face, neither is my nose at all tender to the touch. I have taken about two dozen bottles of Swift’s Specific, and aniTsoundly cured, and I know that S. S. S. effected the cure after every known remedy was tried and had failed. I will further state that my mother had a cancer on her nose on the same side and the exact spot relatively that mine was, and I had always thrimht mine was” hereditary and incurable. Robert Smedley. Fort Gaines, Ga, May 1 1885.

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