Rensselaer Republican, Volume 18, Number 42, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 24 June 1886 — Additional Locals. [ARTICLE]

Additional Locals.

“Joe Slmrp is still lame.” Miss Mary Yates has gone to Nebraska, on a three months visit: ' Mrs. Hale Warner has gone to Hammond to visit her mother and Fionlv. Tib-f*-—i -mi ninmuijiMAi ■'■Hi [ Mrs. J. C.Morgftn and little girl hare visiting the lady’s parents, at J Georgetown, 111.’ >irs. M’. E. Moore, and daughter Mattie, have gone to Kingman, Kaos., to vi,-it folativos, ‘ .r—— The mepihers of the i\ -\Y. Bap!ti- t.Sunday .Saji- ol hod n big picnic - at .Spelling's grove, ye.-t 'nlay. { A Gospel 'J’emf) ranee Sermon vdll'tye prp/ivhed-on" - Jnly , -Fii, in aho i. J uH* 'n * t htptist ••' arch. In Rev. David HaATtley. A young dauglrfer of Jacob Byj eiiy, of Newtoiß t}R, fell from a ffht-rt'y tree,-Tuesday,, and sutuutut fa s. vert' and cut a deep : gash in ii» r head. \Vm. t. i. ruo.*r, ivorsmg lor. Id. |B. Xo.vels, 3fort!i Marion tp.. FAvTis stAieh on the TTeud Mun lay, . by h vh-ious noise, an. i quite had:!y injur. J. r'e is a buMhur o: the gM ’Sses v ".o in ‘■l', 0. i mnssehtei*, A Mis, (li.iii't-uPy, a wom .n wit!: • n husband and six children,.was ; tried yesterday al terno.• n, before: s ;• . .'1 t' e ; i keg iug a house of ill-fe.me. She S 3 &iU o l' v dollars. <pjd e s*ts. . h • <>;.!•. fr .!•:•■ b : :e'! • big i.ial has just be ; imov.! .! v ■b ti i ■ j : ; e stVtM-.VU'i '■ S • ill' —I 11‘ •• 1-I iVijj_ jiiFg i’K I built ■■ er yor i nr? i . I y ' f•; i ' ... 1' .ya •. on •• i. •; [ •.• • be'! ring iuuLLu ;;1 Ci. . . . At th - neir :i._t: niurcii neir Henry i>arl lev's place, in Bt.rkh y, tuvvn dii i. L'hildi'eif s Dav \vsis • -b----s tr y a •.Sunday..• Tin* erereines 'boga-n --.t U o • 1 jjj > dinn: ”, and cvefe resmnr d i?i Fhe attiuar n.r. -y (■• msisfeil ,•/ songs, rcci trrti m 5.,., d'yhnruiftors, •••d'dresserf t vc. At ilqm nn Haphd ] l. Gui! !, ••]' GMlam tp., matfe && ■•Ue ’i’ -ti'y r, ! c fret Gillam choir y.a.i also presaig anil -hilded mm-hit) the i.leasr.re t.!' day. .... Tbere.is. a vast amount of £eel-: ing existingovnumg the'friends of Purdue" iTiiversity all over the •slateynn rif tlxe srrrrtTrrary" and unjust ill a hie dismissal of I'm:. E- E. Bmilln.. The students and ; the alumni..pi the. institution are especially active, in tlieii disifppi’oval of the course of the L'nirersity Trustees, in this, matter, and . many of (the students have signed papers declaring that they will not .‘return .'to the. institution,, unless Prof. Smith is i e-mstaieil -Tlio- Tw.fayfttto - speaks’a pretty general sentiment! in the following in reference to the matter: “Prof. Smith was stricken down because he was a Itepublican, because he is a Campbellite and because lie is too markedly popular with the students and citizens of dent Smart, who wishes the removal of his colleague so that the latter s giant strength of mind and heart may not be, as has been the case, odiously contrasted with his own transcendent inferi ( trity. Professor Smith came from cause. 1 He has traveled the state over j -lecturing at Gounty 'Peatdrers ? Jni stitut.es and has been the means jof bringing'to Purdue scores upon M-.ees us pupils that othevwiw' • would have gone Elsewhere. - The , Republicans of Hoosierdom are | stealthily stabbed in Prof. Smith’s : bounce and the great Christian clnm h of this state is equally iu- ; suited, and left without a representative in this institution. Had j his displacement the least sera - • Lhuiise- or. ex euse fora’a-nse thcr:peo- 1 !pie would not so murmur, but to be ousted in such a sneaking, Jesuitic,! manner to suit the whims t an envious and ' jealous presb dent, inferior in all that makes a big- brained, whole-souled mail, has stirred the indignation of the people and students to a red heat. The Logansport in speakjng about this matter, pays As resjieets to President Simu t, in the following outspoken manner: L Smart has the reputation of being a jealous hearted, sycophantic egotist, too 2>ai tisan to see any ' virtue- in a man of opposite political view s, and too, big headed and i propd to acknowledge any equal. i Smart should be discharged* and* not Smith. ’ Hemphill & Honan’s f« r yoar Boots & Shoes. . '

Barkley township had its first graduating exercises last Saturday evening, in the new church building, hear Henry Barkley’s place, in the presence of a very large audience. The graduates of the township were four in number, their names and the subjects of their essays or orations, being: Martin L. Pass, subject “Self Reliance;’’ Jennie Remley, subject “American Independence;’’ Inez .0. Walker, subject “Industry;” JohnS. Willey, subject “Literary Qualifications.’! Two of this year’s graduates of Gillam township also look their diplomas at this occasion.! Their names and ’subjects being, Aland Lewis, “Tipmght;” I). C. Prevo, subject, “Decision.” The subjecti were all haniUed in nr. able and interestma';nu ,, i amFeaeh gradttatc-w§& (‘osaly 1 istene-1 bM ty the-entire audience. The diplomaa were presented in n very happy manner by Mr. D. B. Cuppes.;, of •Gilianv tp., a very successful teacher who has been on the, Barkley force this 'winter. IF M.'X.d'son-.fhe Counte ■Superintendent,, delivered address, 'mid remark;; were made by IF. I. B. B'ashbm-’n.'jf Rensselaer*: "ayil others. The" : exercises were] agreeably infefsperMV l v:. ri soiigs ! liv thechoir, soles by Mr.- D. Ft. Gaild, Miss P. A. lies Eims and] others,. ... 1r• * . * \\\' have ;:ii b.-eu to ti e circus |.amHi is needless to say iliac tlio : state: •'•at mn:ie • ir. tigr rhnw adj veitiM'iivuis, “Everytiling te ad-; ; vertiaed” proved to. oe a very * liyperbaitfcal "■ x:>r e : An." " The ■’:bM) v.om 11, Ch‘ I Iren and : hois-: s euqh'y.: d.’" vv-.ntld be-inuch tlahreHeaFly.. e,,r;\:ec in ihui-iaat. -figure Wte'jiej'i r.fi'.—Ef-riiF-'ii. Ftuy : : e’' wdimh. had’ n< ;t c<>me : ‘'• L-ve m her, last ; era Je . fir-; skm,. vv Fleet nvesiehi;. iti:> ivo. man : trbhger Thai! *t\v > •: rpfc nfs ; was !.• kingi' vac;.ti<>n; the '‘iiTsjpai'ate hiunls of music, z _ slxr.m organ..-', I steftra n uafed wagons, i female brass band and colored B.’oi'i.‘o:-:g pipers ' pnunr a oni as one.pretty goon band and o::6 steam ca! o’ o. j hr- ' ’Fi.OfM !Vc:- o! (>sti icfier was -fl. pmr ot i l -11, as rv. -m Australia. The rdo,ood \\ hHe Nile diij'p jpotaiuu' .ia bigjslahasidetl ridge-back lr g from Tennessee. The place, of the: 80,GOG Jock of hanger 0.-> vi a g r-e jen by aoO cent parr (d ring t;tfled raccoons ; frear cotimy: tl?o jock -u human blood sucking vampires from South * AiiV ricl had starved to death on account a£ the scar'city o£ t'.'•nd.hr young daiddcs to feed thorn oiu and in this way the list of at■make a much longer list than to mentiou the things thatevert there. But nobody expects a circus eompt'nyt.o si to w all . that' they pi omise, and this company -did not fall much beliind ans" i thers in that respect. The- circus was fairly good, and presented many interest- ; ing and amusing features, aud the number of performers was considerable. Tire am'mrd- show wne also gopd> and possessed many mterestjug' and curious The attendance in the afternoon was very large, not less probably, than 2,500 or-8,000 persons N In the evening it was much less, as was to be expected, but. was surprisingly htTge; —It is safe to saythat this circus company will set down Rensselaer as a good show town... Desirable town lots iu Rensselaer, for dwelling purposes. Hard pan for cash, or time, to suit purchasers. • Frank . Babcock. Thomas J. Barden has placed all of his unsettled accounts in my hands for collection, and parties wt!P save . costs by cailiirg at ray office and paying t lie same without delay. James W. Douthit. 41-2 t pd. ¥e wish to call attention to the fact, that we have on our shelves a most complete stock of Dry Goods, consisting of black and* colored Dress Silks, ‘'Woolen -Dress Fablick’s, Parasols, White Dress Goods, Embroideries Ac. We earnestly solicit you to call, when wishing anything in our line. Yours Respectfully,

ELLIS & MURRAY.