Rensselaer Republican, Volume 19, Number 27, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 10 March 1887 — Page 8

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A Card From Prosecutor Marshall.

Editor RkMJBUCAN : I am continually receiving anonynious letters concerning evil doors and violators of law. Sometimes there is a statement of the facts, connected with the violation and at other times only a list of witnesses whom the writer would like to have t 6 have summoned before the grand jury, without any intimation whatever as to what they know or will testify to. No attention can be given to these anonymous communications, 1 shall be glad,- at all times, to receive reliable information connected with mj official duties and any one knowing of any violation of the law, can write or consult with me freely and fully, with the positive assurance that all communications will be held in the stiictest confidence, and no one else see the letters or know who the informant is, but all letters mi st be signed by the writer, or no attention will be paid them. R. W. Marshall. Prosecuting Atty, 30th Jud. Circuit.

Real-Estate Transfers.

Warrantee Deeds, when not Otherwise SpecifiedThompson Ar Bro. to John Makeover se uw 2-30-7, 40 acres Union tp. Date of instrument Feb. sth. Quitclaim sl3. John Makeever to J. H. Loughridge, same as above, quit claim, Feb. 20 SSO. James C. Shindler to Samuel I. Epley ej se33-29-7, 80 acres: Newton tp., Feb. 17 .$1,600 Auditor Jasper county to Abnei Whitmore, ter tp., Jau. 5, 1881, auditor's deed S4BO. John S. Moorhead to Robt. Parker It. 8, blk. 14, Remington, Feb. 24 * S9O. Stephen W. Dennis to Rolhhi Parker It. 8, bl. 14, Remington. Feb. 24 SSO. Verrona Stwan to James Shin Jler se nw 34-29-7, 40 acres, Newton tp., Feb. 28 $650. Auditor Jasper Co. to John Makeever It. 1, 36 33-7, Keener, Feb. 25, tax deed .$lO. Wm. Dahncke to Henry Daliucke bw sw 17-32-5, 40 acres Kankakee tp. Feb. 9 sl.

Wm. Hawkins to Geo. W. Casey ei se 1-30-7, 80 acres, Union. Feb. 9 S2OO. Auditor Jas per Col to Edward Sanford nw nw and sw nw 10-29-7, Newton tp. March 1, tax deed.s4o Same to same, same description, $25 Martha Jane Michael to Robt. Michael, It. 5, bl. 1, Rensselaer. Jan. Ist. .S6OO Isaac D. Dunn to August Studied ue sw 22-32-5, 20 acres, Kanka kee tp.‘ Feb. 26. $325. State of Indiana by Aud. Jasper Co. to James McCleary, w 4 sw 10-30-6, Barkley tp, deed Feb. 25. SIOO Mary A. Rokamp to Peter Kline s| ne and ne ne 19-30-5, 120 acres, Barkley tp., Feb. 19.51,000. Watts DeGolyer and wife to Kankakee Land & Stock Association of Jasper and Newton counties, 2,255 acres, Keener tp., Meh 13,1886, quit claim $5,637

Albert G. W. Farmer to Eliza S. Potter It. 10 in Potter’s subdiv. se nw and ew ne 22-28-7, Jordan tp., Feb. 25 850. Frederick Hoover to James Murdock n| sw 26-27-7, 80 acres, Carpenter tp., Feb. 14 82,800. M. L. Spitler to Anna Bussed nw.23-26*6, 80 acres, Milfoy tp,., March 2nd. .'... .8550. Sarah Coen, and John Coen, her husband, to John Clouse, Its. 1, 2 aud,s| of 3* bl. 23, Rensselaer. March 4th.. .'....8.1600. D. J. Thompson to Henry Hunsicker se se 31-32-5, 40 acres, Kankakee tp., Feb. Bth. 8175. Edward Sanford to Amos W. Neier and others, e 4 nw 6-31-5, 80 acres, Walker tp, Feb. 16... .85U0 George Brinkerhoff to Michael D. Harter, sw 31-28-6, 160 acre:Jordan tp, Feb. 25th 81,903. Susan Harmon to Treat Durand pt n 4sw 30-27-6, Carpenter tp., Feb. 14th .81,500. Edward H. Briggs to Treat Dur&nd It. 5, bl. 14, Remington, Feb. zm. • n • ■ SIOOO.

A BIG FIRE.

Mount Ayr Badly Burned. The now nnd lively little town of Mount Ajjr, eight miles west of Rensselaer, in Newton county, met’ with a serious misfortune last Monday monijiug. A fire originated about two o’clock, in the one story saloon building belonging to Dennis Barton. ihe fire had made such headway before it was discovered that it was impossible to arrest its progress by any means ht the command of the people of the town; and from the saloon it quickly spread to Fred Nichols’ hardware store, about eight feet north of the Haloon. This was a two story building, frame of course, and occupied on the ground iloor by Mr. Nichols with a stock of hardware and on the second floor by a family a 6 a residence.- Mr. Nichols succeeded in getting out a small portion of his stock, but the family upstairs lost everything, and themselves narrowly escaped, in their night clothes. There was no insurance upon this building, nor upon any of its contents. North of and adjoining the Nichols building and upon the street corner was the large two-story building occupied as a general store by Willey & Sigler, a branch of the Rensselaer firm of that name. It was evident from the first that this building could not be saved, and the most strenuous efforts were made to save the large stock of goods, some SIO,OOO or $12,000 in value, and of which perhaps one-half were rescued. Above, the front of the building was occupied by Wm. Wishard, a partner in the business, as a family residence, and the rear by Mrs. Rider and her little girl, as a residence and millinery establishment. Mr, Wishard saved only a small part of his household effects, and Mrs. Rider saved very little. Neither had any insurance.

Willey & Sigler’s stock was insured tor $5,000; $2,500 in the Phoenix, of Hartfoi’d, and' a like amount in the Phoenix of Brooklin. It is probable that their direct loss on goods will be nearly or quite covered by this insurance. But their loss through interrup-! tion of business and change of lo- < cation will be very large, at best. The saloon in which the fire originated and its contents were well insured. The license had expired some time previous and the pro- j prietor had, it is said, lately made i efforts to sell out. There had been no fire in the saloon that day, if we are correctly informed. A messenger was sent very early Monday for J. H. Willey, of this place, the Senior partner in the firm, and, he went over to the j scene of the fire and returned in the evening. On Tuesday he went back there and will remain for

several days. Monday, Willey & Sigler bought a large vacant liv- 1 ery barn, nearly opposite from | their burned store, and will imine-; diately have that fitted up for tem'porary quarters and will resume business in a few days. Mr. Nichols, hardware store, had the presence of mind to carry a couple of kegs of gunpowder to a safe distance and also to remove the contents of his safe, but forgot to close the doors of the latter, so that it was ruined by the heat. Two big tanks of kerosene were in Willey & Sigler’s store, and there was some fear that they would explode, but they 1 burned quietly, though, of course, brilliantly. The building occupied by Willey «fc Sigler was the property of Alexander Lardner, Mr. Wishard’s father-in-law. It was a large building and cost, when built, three or four years ago, about $2,250. There was no insurance upon it at all. Mr. Lardner will probably not rebuild.

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FREE TRADE. - —v " • - • - ■ T- • .•• /," . i * The ' eduction of internal revenue and the taking offof revenue stamps train Proprietory Medicines, no doubt has i largely benetitted the consumers, -as well as relieving the burden of home manufrtturns. Kspeei lly is this tiie ease with (.Oven's August, Flower and Boscbee’s German Syrup, as the reduction of thirty-aix cents pfer dozen, has been added to increase the ’size of the by giving one-fifth mere medicine in ■ the 75 cent size. The August Flower for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, ami the German Syrup for Cough aud Rung troubles, have perhaps, the largest sale Ok auy medicines in the world. The advantage of increased size of the bottles will be greatly appreciated by the hk and afflicted, in 'every town am vii;ag<» in civilized countries. Sampi : 00. ies for 10 cents remain the same - z.. r, .. . - • . -. • . ; . ■■ _

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Notice of Survey. Survey of section thirty-four (84). township thirty .Cloy, ran ge seven (7) west, and affect-, •n>.« sections twenty-six (50). twenty-seven . (-*,)- twenty-eight (28), .thirty-three (33), _ and thirty-live Gi-i;, same townsliip and range, in Jasper coiir.tv, Indiana. "Tram inithorigod*tjy. , Alri , cd w. lloykHisrst-" bert R. llopkins. Arthur H. Konkins and Pavid NowqLv who own the north half ( V 4 of the south halt'd;) and the-south half (Yt) of the southwest quarter (y) ami the southeast quarter of the north,earLtytarter (fijof section thir-ty.-fouc (34), to give notice to Thomas Murphy, MitesMdffetfvTtaiuelTD. Statesman and Freaerick l.ang, in section thirty-tour (34), and C It. Nowels, Mary E. Grow, I>. B Newels, ,1. Clouse. Noah S. Vender And wife, Wiliiani Michael, Simon P. Thompson. J. 11. Lewers, Moses N.Ohupn, H. M. Koweu, George R. Thornton and all others interested, that I will proceed to make a legal survey of said section ■-thirty-ten r(if4)v"Or so much thereof as may be necessary to establish- the corners and lines of thedauds of said Hopkins and Nowels. Said survey to begin on Monday, the 14th day of March, A. It., 18t>7. JAMES C.TIIRAVVLS, T~r — County Surveyor. — Feb. 24, Meh. 3-10. Sheriff’s SaleT~ BY virtue of a certified copy of,a decree and execution to me directed from the Clerk Of the Jasper tarcuit Court, in a causes No. 3239, wherein James A. Boyer was plaintiff, and Lyman U. Williams, David T. Williams, Charles H. Williams, Lyman F. Williams. William T. Hites, Frank Walleski, ard Fred Meiser, were defendants, requiring me to make the,sum of Two Hundred and Forty-six dollars and twenty-fiye cents (4246.25) together with interest and costs, 1 will exooseat public shle on . *' __ Saturday, the 2ntf day of April, 1887. between the hoars of 10 o'clock a. fa. and 4 o’clock p i .m., of said. day. at the door of the Court Hpuae, in the town of Rensselaer, Jasimr eouiity. ludiana, the rents and profits for a term net exceeding seven (7) years, by the vear, of the following described real estate to-wit: The southwest quarter t 't) southeast quarter (L) of section eight (8) and the northeast quarter if 4 )( if the northeast quarter (’i) of section seventeen (17) iu township thirtyone (31) north, range six (6} west in Jasper countv, lit tlie State of Indiana. And should such rents and profits not sell for * mitteiw)t sum to discharge sahl exeeutiwi interests and costs. 1 will, at the same time and place, and in the manner aforesaid., expose at public sale the lee simple right of said defendants. iu and to said real estate or, so much thereof as shall he sifijk-iefit to discharge .mid execution;interests hud costs. Said sale will Be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws and in aecordancevvith the order of -Court in sa id cause. SAMUEL E. YEOMAN, Sheriff. " Jasper • on my.lndiana. M. F Chltcote, Atty. for Plaintiff 10-17-24. - v .r . Raby CARRIAGES ’ /Nr We make a specialty of manufae- - taring Baby Carriages to sell cllreet Ut private parties. Von TBBbP cab therefore do better with us than with a dealer. We send carWCWgiK riages to all points within 7® mile* • 'hoHUF o' Chicago IVt-e of char k -e. Seua ÜBBBf for catalogue free. fUSi CHAS.RAISER, Mfr., DL

For He Spring Trade *•, * a Wo Have THo DETOUR PLOW the FARMER'S FRIEND CORN PLANTERS, BARNES & BARLOW v ... ; 1 _ '• • Check -s- Rowers Crown Jewel and Peerless GASOLINE > STOVES, ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE. Doty Washing Machines, Wringeis, Coquillard Wagons, Spring Wagons and everything usually kept in a first-class hardware store. N. WARNER & SONS. ROBERT H. YEOMAN —SELLS— Empire Harvesting .Machines, Binding* Twine &c. In the best arid most workmanlike manner, and at the lowest possible rates. , WAGONS AND BUGGIES all other work usually done iu that line. -NEW WAGONS AND BUGGIES Made to order, and of the best material and workmanship. Shop on Front Street, south of Citizens’ Rank..jgFJ Rensselajjk, Ind 17-27-ts. -v *1 ..." J

LOMBEISSOOIIL! I keep constantly on sale a complete stock of nil kinds of f#"LUMBER, LATH, t umbar4,% : 3 SHIIffCLES, M p Stone, Egg? |?, ISASH DOORS,'AND | i PITTSBURG AND IWINDOWS, J§ m Block Coal. M Having purchased my stock for cash, I can and WILL offer superioi inducements to cash buyers. Give me a call before buying elsewhere It P. BBHJAMm. ——~ - - «... j. : .■■■;• 16-36 ts. LUMBER! gas The undersigned have how a complete cstnpV nf LUMBER, LATE 11 IIS5LIS, Including Yellow Pine and Poplar, from the south, which we propose to sell to our patrons At Bottom Prices. Oup facilities for obtaining our stock from first hands? enables us to offer Special Bargains as an inducement for patronage. And to all mrho will come and see we promise square dealing and BtsrPriced* Oorae, see Hespectfullp^ COXjpOflN db 00.