Rensselaer Republican, Volume 19, Number 10, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 11 November 1886 — Page 4

HIE REPUBLICAN. JSlensscltter Time Table. PASBENGF.R TRAINS. (V08T8...... .SOUTH. ,41:39 A. M 11:20 A, M. 402 P M ... .<• 9:21 A. M. 5-3GPM ...,10:31P.M.

Circuit Court Expenses.

: The twtul oust to 0l« conr.ty of the late term of the circuit court was $472.75. An unusually sinali sum, owing mainly to the fpc! that no petit jury was called into JShrice. Of the above sum $145.19 was for pay and mileage of grand jurors;*sl67.Bo for sheriff;ss955 for clerk’s sendees; $21.50 for room bailiff;, S2O for official reporter; S2O for printing dockets and sls for jury commissioners.

Big Fire at Wolcott,

A dispatch from Lafayette, in yesterday’s Inicr-Occdn says: A fire broke out at Wolcott, White county, nt one o’cl ck this morn ing, which destroyed about half of the town. The Peck Hotel, three large dwelling houses, the Christian church and all its contents, one saloon, and a great many outhouses were entirely consumed The, fire originated in a shed in the rear of the Peck Hotel, and when discovered had gained such headway that the bucket-brigade could do nothing toward extin gnashing the flames. The loss will be about SIO,OOO, with vary littl« insurance.

Business’Chnngcs.

J. C. Porter has rented his hay ;barn and grain buying business b Percy Taylor, and his coal trade to R. P. Benjamin, and in company with his step-son, Wnj. Salter, in tends starting a bank iu Paoli, the county seat of Orange county. The style of the new firm will be Porter & Salter. Mr. Salter left for Paoli Tuesday evening and Mr. Porter will go next week The latter’s family will remain here for the winter, probably. Paoli is a thriving town of about 800 inhabitants and havinp just got its first railroad, a branch of the L. N. A. & C. it is likely to experience something of a boom. Messrs. Porter & Salter’s bank will be the first to be established there.

Report of Rensselaer Schools for October.

'Total number enumeiated ’B6, 434. “ “ enrolled this year, 341 „ “ “ out of school, 93. , Number belonging now, 295 “ days pupils absent, 334.25. Average daily attendance, 288.14. Pereentum “ “ 94.87. No. cases of tardiness pupils, 00. —” c Number of visitors, < 9. ''sore tliroaf** and the four cases;of diphtheria reduced the attendance largely. Parents should see that children attend every day in order that they derive the full benefit of the school. ~ The number of pupilft absent, could and should be reduced by the watchful care of parents.

Coal! Coal! Coal!

I would announce to the public that I have bought J. C. Porter’> coal business. 1 keep in stock the best grades that cfmbe bought, of chestnut, No, 4, Egg, Pittsburg and block coal. Cail at lumber office. U. P. Benjamin. For all purgative purposes, for cousumpiion, Hsadache. and Liver Co’.iiplaii'i. e. s>- Ayer's Pilis. r>, universal accord, they are the best pi ail purgattvrs k.r family use. Go to Kannal’sJ&r Eure Drugs and medicines cheaper' than th cheapest , " Avoid the harsh, irit-nting. grir-i’i? comp /U.ml-s" so oilon s>o. as purging medicines, au>l correct irregtuanties of the bowels. by the use" of Av«i‘.Cathi tic P.L&, wl.ica a>?> niiik and gv;stle, yet thoiOKg-i and seiuci iug_ -i—----1 heir action. i " Remember the cheap. drug Store, and ghe mO trial; if you are not satisfied, it wiiMie time to go elsewhere. Eiaiiet Kuunal. As a puntiir, Ay-i's Sarsiptni’iti acts directly am! promptly. A e.tigv bottle will prove is merits. Matti thousands i f p.-' ;yea ,y from dangerui-s ieve-s ty ’he <x -t\i-> of a little lixntiy xHi c in U. ‘ system by the use of rids regie v The nulaneb dy "dayiliaw com?, . i ‘ The saddest of they, ar, When the buys will take their whiskInstead ol Lagei Cwer, (siiaig t Our Hats and Caps, an 1 Shoes, Were bought for mojm down. You all know Hei.Ml.irix Horan's, I» the cheapest placi in tvwu. -.SI;-.l ; £ •i.'ix.’k'ii’.22,4 .;■ ‘

, For Sale. An improved farm of forty acres, one a»4 one hali wiles from De Motte, Jasper equity, Indiana. This is a big bargain. Call on or address, John Kosky, DeMotte. Ind. 18-50-3 m. k -Wabash Scratches s/mI Itch c..r< d in .30 minute* by Woolfolk's Sanitary ; Lotion- Use no others’. Tilts n \< i fails. Sold by Emmet Kaunnl, Drug- j gist, Rensselaer, Ind 17-3 if. Wall paper nt cheap i Celluloid^Chiara and Cuffs . t Ellis A’ 3UriWy’s. Country people vyto want school books will find bargains at the post-office. Notice of Appointment of Executor, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE undersigned lias been tippoin’ed hr. the Jasper Circuit court. executor of the estate of Beniamin it. Moffitt, deceased, Said estate la probably solvent. LEWIS 9. ALTER, Xov. 8. 1888. Executor, E. P. Hammond. Atty. Nov. 11.18-25 Dec. 2. ESTRAY NOTICE.' vrOTIUEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Lx uiKirtHigned on the sth <lav'of November iSMii. found in their enclosure the following anlihalU to-uit: One red and white yearling .n-ifef. One red roan yearling heifer, and has taken the sameup at their residence in Union township, Jasper county, Indiana, on section twenty-ouc <ii) township thirty (30)‘ range seven (7)'’west. The said animals have the following marks md brands to-wit: The red and while yeariiim wiliumtauj; visible liruudsor marks. The red roau learling with under-crop iti both ears PONSLEK A CO. l>er Walter Punster. Surrey, Ind.. Nov. S, 1836. ATTACHMENT NOTICE. W. H H. Graham. Alt’y. for JTJIn tiffs’.’ ~ QTATEOF INUI AN -I,| cc -J Jasper County. | Before It. H. PurcupUe, J. I*. i Peter H. Ward, „ vs I Henry J. East. . James F. Irwin, garnishee. Tux defeudent Hunky J. East is hereby notitled that the plalni it ohs tiled wito me his complaint, attidav.it and undertaking tii .itta-hmfint and Mtdavrt ’ i> gnrnisheemeut against him. Said cause is -et tor trial on the 3d day of December, 1886, nt to p’eleck a. m. /TL vfeX R- H- i’U RCt PI LE, Justice of the Pence. Nov. 11-18-25. illnlTi. STATE OF INDIANAj ee . V ( o-rntv of Jasper, i be Michael Baiiey, . ——'Bailey,, jrile.difgMW Michael Bailey . and the unknown neirs, devisees and legatees es Michael Bailey, deceased are hereby notified that Alfred Tbompson Itas liled his complaint ill the Jasper Circuit to quit;' title to. and foreclose a tax leiu upon certain real estate in said County, and that said 'cause will come up for bearing ou the second day of Hie next term of said Court to lie held in the Court House at Rensselaer, and commencing Monday, January 3rd, 188’. Wituiens my hand ’ and the seal of 'sv ar\ said Court, litis November 10, 1886. ) -'AMIN F. IRWIN. Clerk of v - Jasnvr Circuit Court. Thompson & Bro. Attv’s lor Plaintiff. IBSIR STATE OF INDIANA,| County of .Jasper. > bb E. Eltzaheih Rowan, Kowaa. husband E. Elizabeth Rowan, the unknown heirs legatees and devisees of E.-Elizabeth itowan. deceaseil. Lewis S. Clark, Clark, wife Of said Lewis S. Clark anTl'theTTffßiiWit’TlWsr legatees and devisees of Clark, deceased wite t-f sntd Lewis 8. Clark, arelicreuy iibtilieil” that Alfred Thoinpsdn has tiled' ills c’ontplaiut m the Jasper Circuit Court to quiet TFtntv ’hen' Hf-wrrwFrain iw;,rt tn tor hearing on die second day of ilus next term of Hie said Court, to be held at the Court House ill Rensselai r. and commeneing Monday, January 3rd, 1887. Witness my hand and the seal of «t \ eaid Court IhisN’iJvember JAMESF- IRWIN, Clerk of S ‘ the Jasper Circuit Court. Thompson & Bro. Attv’s for Pit’ll, Nov. 11-18-22.

Application for LicenseVOTI< E IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE I.x citixens of the town of Rensselaer, in Marion tov.-hsTiip, liiißpef~:cduuty MW the' St site of-Indiana. Tli.it the umleriig’ned 'i'heolxihl i drew a irt'.le inhabitant of said Marion tov.-n----■sllip, au-| over tin- age ot twenty-.me > ears, of good eliarac-ter, not m the habit of being tiitox-ieatei and flt to be eiftinisted wit., the saffiLnl iiit ixieatinjg liquots, will apply to tile Board of Cointnissiom rs of said Jasper’ eoxiutv, al liieir December Term. 1886. fei- a livens ■ t« si-ll spirnous. vinous and malt liquors, in a k-s quantity than /a qiiart at a time, with the privilege oi allowing toe Sanixt to be.uranj. in ..itoaullu.wittgjrfeaiis -s to-wit: ~ l.ommeneiiig one Install eil .and seven feel and tvu iiiy.hes wiati ily front the easterly earner of Block fear in the town of Itenssvisier, at st i-pwHlt tot the NarilH-ily liue \v ; , mitigioii -lre--t. tot Las-ti nut her Lu nc,. i l t in sni-l B-iii’p WM riiiuiiiip; thui.-e.-Nuyth degivj' alid >a mutates w< str, parallel with Van Rensselaer street, toily-tu.le fiw-t, and thence Sotitii 57 devices WITTS m touted West. srtk-ej : twenty feet, tii- nce Smith 32 degrees,and ... = t>i‘ntiP's’-;t?t. pavstllcl- wil’f Van Rvne«eriFF -tref H9feet and thence Norfll;s7 degive- and 10 mincies East, along the Nortinriy liim of W. s iiigton sti'e. t 20 let t to til'-- pla’e id begin n tog. * ; " Snitl premia- being it-twan a- the stone Llwil-iirga.d sit ar. tel on .tot Dec' J- .iiuTauek Iler; c . . to- • ■:• • mimtv. l«toinn:i.——. — —— —. . j s’;.-.<l i. wnse is a*k?i! for torrt- year j a rd tor ihe sale ,i: spiriteeiis, vinous, u .gltjmi i ; L hit.>x»c:-.tiugEquorts i THEOROL.’-- CAREW. I itenise'ia-'r, Li 1., Nov. s, fsto ■ -NiTvri-MvO.—

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ft WABHEB & SOMS. All kinds of Hardware. Bathbone, Sard & Company’s Acorn Stoves and Banges. Northwest Cooking Stoves. Peninsula & Acorn Base Burners. Doty Washing Machines. Wringers. Coquillard Wagons. Spring Wagons. Full Line Builders’ Hardware. Pumps. Cutlery, Guns and Fishing Tackle. BOBWf H. YEOMAN —SELLS— EmpireJHavvesting Machines, Binding Twine &ci '...'' ' ' - . In the best and most workmanlike manner, and at the lowest possible rates. -.W-A-G-OXS AND BUGGIES and all other work usually done in that line. -NEV/ WAGONS AND BUGGIES Made to order, and of the best material and workmanship. Shop on Front Street, south of Citizens’ Bank.«JO Rensselaer,- Ind. <7-27-tf. , C-W L’ WT OR F 1 IWI ifea i as The undersignedhave now a complete stock of Including Yellow Pine and Poplar, from the South, which we propose to sell to our patrons K Bottom Prices. Our facilities for obtaining our stock from first hands, enables us to offer ’Specil. Bargains as an inducement for patronage. And to all who will com a and see us, we promise, Square Dealing and Best Srices. Come, see us, and save money. Respectfully, i COIuBORNT Co. —r —4 -- ■ - - 4 -—-- 7 — >r -. ~~—~‘ T “—i —— "i