Rensselaer Republican, Volume 18, Number 17, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 31 December 1885 — Y. P C. T. U. [ARTICLE]

Y. P C. T. U.

December • 11. Voutitr Pennies’ Chris i;; i Temperance Union iuct at tl-.Q. residence of. Wm. Moore, jit-unr-Ting to arrangements The house, however, iv:is so full it seemed impossible- to Parry out the on'•tyrant suecc-'iuliv. io add to tbe c,infusion, ..e 'had some conip;>.: y vclh) so Inr forgot than.selves, as .to act. in, r.n. tmlatlyljk'd.' 'pmritibr.' Phis offence hesb ’cn forgiven-. !vo\yeV.u-, unless repecvicd. Qur !,oys . behave so ni'. (dy -tlrit we !eel e-ncourse-cd:. when we i supposal to be more benc.lidial to the bo vs then girls: «>w» ■ I> ■«;•. 18. We met .at the residences of Mr I’arkison. Tim roojns worn <•«.- nifOTta'bl: SCHtC'd, and tbcprogruni ri -eiv j -oafried After pee as Meat's.. Uamiiey and Pa-rl;i?«'»« ndtlrevicu ihc young f Iks, .coiujilimentiny ti;cm <>;■ -th e i t *-org; i i i iKat.io iijand: itsfibjo/ 1. Handley’s lvin.-.yks concerned the : - ; .du.'ime'tcuing indies have in a gin ral i way, -ami. s •* mei' to imply t hat • !1 jo. n j were “Im-adwiniuTs,’' and all wi/tm-a. i and girls Ji::dto.ilo was U> dies:? sdcch , ami art. ciur mingly, t hat t'neir inhrc.ti-c i might lie felt, lai'gs N inJtii*-.yo l ‘sl-"i<.r.d. v j In View o! tin) fact tdod ail sra'n .a.re,j not breadvvinuers., and that a.Li o-cl class of women Aide o diged lodosnu ••• ! thine o'so in '.the world besides ‘a!.■■..-s nicely anti act charmingly,” the. Sunt, asked Mr. Handley -‘what provision he vvould hiiike. !or that class' Of ladies who wore obliged to, support. selvoii?’’ Tiio only answer \w recci .'«<!, however, was tu the effect that ho'(Mr. Handley,l did not ‘-have to. make provision for ail the old maids and willows in the world.’’ Wo - acknowledge, the cutenoss of the reply, hut eonside” the VjiKfltion siill pmauswered: and hdpo thatlluo. Handley wid answer us, in the future. Society then adjourViwl, to meet at .Mrs. Spulei's, on New Year’s night, but owing to sickness of Mrs. Si the meeting has been, postponed until January 8, and the place will he announced through thd'sehook A 1 [.turn out. . Caiikib. Clark. Geo. Andrews, overseer of the i. >well Carpet Corporation, was, for <>;■• r o(> ; Acirs, tjefi n:' his removal to Lowe It. atidited with sal* rheum in ris worst form. Its -ulcerations e werltfl vooi'c than half the surface- of Vis hudv and Jimbs. He was entirely cared Ayer’s SirsapiUila. - , Gilley Sigler arc, agents for Jt>6. L. Libby & Co’s Fine Siiiorts. Call at the Tiado Palace and see them. ‘jjlfindy to have in' the house”—-Av er’s Cherry Pectoral, the prompt-and pertain remedy croup, colds, anil, pul” monary affections. Better stop your coug!« while you cap. Bye and bye nothing will do it. it is worth heeding, that Parker’s Tonic is the best tbitfg knows for coutrha; colds, torpid liver, kidney troubles ” nd weak lungs. You risk„ your life id watting. Take it while there is time. 1)

Imprpvenienls tor 188.1 and their value. Below we give an approximately cor- • rect list of all the new buildings erected j iu the town during the year which closes tOrnuorrpw, and also of the more important improvements to buildings already erected. The list is not large enough, nor does, it lepreseut outlay enough, to say that the town hasenjoyed a “building boom,” during the year, but it is large enough to present a very gratifying exhibit of the sure and solid growth of the town; and it is all the more gratifying for the Reason that the year has been, generally speaking, a’ very dull year. In explanation of the figures given below, we should state j that the values given have mostly been | obtained from the owners themselves, although in a few instances- where it was not convenient to see the- owners, we have depended upon the estimates of others: S. I’. Thompson—brick twp and a --bait* story residence Jn Work street, head of Front street, SIO,OOO. W a. S. Stockton—two story frame residence, on Division s’"., $3,500. , A. 1 Jei >pold-*-two story brick busines3 bunding, on Washington street; $3,000. Beixy Paris-—two-* story 'fi-atne resi—idence, barn and outbuildings . &c., on Forest, st?, eet, $2,150. , G* story frame building on corner Washington and Weston stssl,2oo. A. Leopold-- story and a half double tenant house,- corner Van Rensselaer and Harrison sts., sl'ooo. l)r. 1, C. Keiley—two story addition to residence, on Hutson gt, and ’qthor improvements, $750. , . pr. F. F. Bitters —One sloty residenco, on Van Rensselaer st.. SSOO. W. »V. Reeve—Residence on Month street, Newton addition, rebuilt 8500. Lyman Zoa, dwelling on Elm sts., >• 150. Peter Giver, dwelling oil Elm street, S2OO. Joseph: AdUtigbs,. ilwedlmg .oa-;Mai-n T st,-, - $10'). Alvin Glark, d'.veiling on Elm street, s■2oo. W. IX Kayler. dwelling and stable, •in Wes ton s addition, .',-500. Peter Waghei-. dwelling in 'Leopold's addiiion, s2*lo. , Geo. At. Rodins:)!), a-lditi ta. to roddouCe on River street, and other , improyemetits. .*9l-500. David jh'o'.veis, aiidition to resWence i in’ Wost‘)n’s :td;dUiorv, S3OO, , J. C. Mbi-ghu, Barber shop, o i Washington ‘Street, $200: , . : J. Wy Duvall. improvamenK-v. to ten i an-t-. house, on Front'street, $2Ol. To th e above- li’st may be added the- \ todewi/ig ii in.es' of pro re-fy,owner.-, 'of i )!’■-* to a who have ma i.« Te a- ~\:-nenl> • ol v-.irioi's entG’ii •tei’s, suai as , -a-ttton-'.. rue. ornament''l -fetrees, - re- 4 pipred Tio-.i- es to the vain - of iVoni! ftOO lb • Judge !•;. P. H immoad, D. ST M.i ' •tocrCTrll. \V:- P.frtci*. H. G: Warnpr, !* It:-, i’ :f -Marti A. Drupe; I. Nm W:».rnvr, W. V 7. W.'lLao-j. .J. F. Wun-.-t! Thus, G Porter. T > these ir.ighf t>.< aide. 1 . | 11 u. *A: a longli tof ii)-)S‘ --v,‘io S-mva im••iJov.r.vaents of. loss value Pi an ;» a’* >ve. • The aggreg-i!i* of rhe last'inhy vjbe safe ly Cstnagteil at $2,7.00. huth, ad- I cod .<» e values ahova given, g'n.vs a. a ni’B t< • ?<1 cxpc’id'c-'i iu non moat iai-;-.roV:iiHMit-a, ilti'-irig Dm yyMv o' $-'7stt-jt).