Rensselaer Republican, Volume 19, Number 30, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 31 March 1887 — Page 5

THE REPUBLICAN.

Mr. Vant Woud Gets Bounced.

John Yant AVoud, a former well known resident of Jasper county, and an exTCbuiify 'Commissionerr but wlio has been holding.a. position in the U. S. Navy-yard, at Brooklyn, N. Y., for eight or ten yeais, has just been dismissed to make room for one of the vei*y hungry and very thirsty democrats. His removal is to take effect orr April Ist. The following in regard to the removal of Mr. Vant Woud and several companions, is condensed from the New York World-, the leading Democratic newspaper °f New York, ‘•'lt is now nearly three months since a delegating of politicians visited Washington in the interest of Brooklyn Democrats ami with an eye single to securing for the party in this county the Navy-yard patronage. When they returned, it was with smiling faces, and the information soon leaked out that they had received a promise that in the wear future their wish would be granted. ' ~~ On Thursday the heads of four lifelong Republicans, who had seen many years of service ill the yard, rolled in the dust of dismissal. They were. Redfield Chandler, index clerk; John Vafit Woud, Chief Clerk in tiie Ordnance Department; Albert M. Kingsland, writer in the Construction department; John Teer, Chief Clerk in the Navigation department, and Henry Downing, typewriter and messenger. All are. to go on April Ist. With the exception of Mr. Chandler, all give politics as the reason for their dismissal. Mr. Vant Woud has been in the Ordnance Department for Nearly eight years. When asked yesterday by the World reporter to W-hat he attributed his removal, he said he thought so much pressure had been brought to bear by local politicians ou the Secretary of the Navy that he had been compelled to g|ve way and make the discharges. “I shall have been in this department for eight years on the first of April next, prior to which' time- 1 was emph+ye4 as-soeond ~clefk in tlfe Commandant's office/ It has never been intimated that my resignation was desired, but, on the contrary,'!, understood that I would not be asked to resign. 1 think that when this batch goes out it will about close out all the old employees prior to thp present administration, except-a lew o? ,those holding minor positions, and They will have to go also, I suppose. My intercourse with my superior olllceis lias been very pleasant all along. I have documents in my possession to show that I have given the best of satisfaction and thoroughly attended to my business. lam a Repub lic.m and am thankful to the adiuiuistratioH for-retaining me" for the past -two years. This ia the first tiine polities has ever been brought Into the Ordnance Department. The Democratic eiriproytreMiliave’ always been largely in the majority. !t. is Ike same in the Navigation Department, where a large majority of the- men-have - always been .considered as, and professed to be, Democrats. In nil ain Carpets.-— Twenty-five cents a yard. Cheapest ever offered in thp town, at the Trade Pal-! ace. . • —— You can buy rpore goods of La. Hue. Bros for the sameamount of money them any other place in Rensselaer. ■ . ' Watered with the‘dew of good intentions. Warmed by the sunshine of fair dealing, the dollars you bring us will grow and expand t- • colossal proportions.

WILLEY & SIGLER.

\ “ The only brand cf Laundry Scan avoided a first class medal at the New-Orleans Exposition. Guaraiv- ; feccj absolutely pure, suit for general ■feouseholdpuEposes is the very best.

County Correspondence.

FROM TEFFT. Jtallockßrosy of DeMotte, are in oof vicinity pressing hay, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Spencer and family were visiting relatives in Valparaiso last week. - y Mrs. Harry Small, son and sister will start for Boston next week, if Mrs. Small is able. Lost but Found. —A three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. David Collins went astray and was lost for an hour or two. He was in the field with his uncle and started for the house; took the wrong road and wandered about one or two miles from the house; when found was terribly scared. Bell Chestnut. HANGING- <7AO VE AND VICINITY. Mr. Will Culp lost his pocketbook, containing $22. last week. The protracted meeting at Dixie Was a grand success, 24 joiners are reported: Literary at the Ridge next Saturday night and church Sunday morning, at 10:30 A. M. . Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore have moved on tneir farm ia Hanging Grove, lately purchased of Mance Martin. Grandma Hammerton and Mrs. John Randle are on the sick list, and the 7 of 8 year old boy of Mr. Code’s is suffering from a dangerous attack of rheumatism. • v 7 Bob. KNE WS FROM KNIMAN. The report is that regular trains will run this week. Fred Hasselbring is to move his blacksmith shop to Kniman. We are missing our friend, W. A. Churchill. He started for Kansas last week. We are expecting mechanics here in a few days to erect a new depot. A. Nichols and W. S. Pierce, Kidman merchants, are doing an excellent business: Peter Hoffman is, appointed post-master ami the post-office is now in full blast. Hank Smith, of the West end, is elected marshal, and A. Plelcher is 'hls‘deputy.-" ' • The probabilities are that H. Nlman will erect a grain elevator at this place this _y Kniman has two stores, a postoffice, a shoe shop and a saloon; and a dwelling house is being erected. Reader. FROM WHEA Tl' 1 ELD. The farmers are making ready for their Spring work. Horace Marble, of Crown Point, and Auditor or Lake county, was in town last Thursday. Regular trains are expected to comjmehce running-tm the Gk &—L .0. railroad on April Ist, The steam shovel on the C. A I. C. railroad is making its headquar-ters-near'Gooso lake. The working men board in Wlieatfield. The Halleck Bros, moved into our midst Thursday of Inst week, with Intentions of staying with -us a few weeks pressing hay, but through some cause they suddenly gathered up trappings and. shifted their lieadquarters'sbutliof fluiniville. Several of the boys and a few' of the older b- .left Wlieatfield Saturday evening, on an excursion trip on the new r ad, ou a handcar, bound for-a certain point in the western part of Walker township, known by some people as Hogan. But before this station 'was reached the car flew from the railings, scattering the passengers along the track, hut fortunately n 6 one was seriously hurt. A few received slight bruises, but under good treatment will soon be about again. Adrift. ROSE LA WET Again we will try to say something good and bad about our little village. , There is a new baby boy at Juke Hyle’s. ‘ - Plenty of ducks and geese, but three hunters for each bird. Mr. Jasper White has put quite an addition to the White house on the hill. jg Mr. James Deßoer, of Keener township; moved this week to Englewood, 111. He has bought a milk route and intends to handle the force pump himself. We are sorry-to lose him. —- The young fellow called Piggy started out last week to kill a fgoose, but instead killed a nice,

large, hungry wolf. Now mind you it was killed in Newton county because they don’t pay enough bounty for the scalps inMasper. In our little city, on last Saturday aft. Did five or u.\ act as though theyjrcn.\dalt. Tlrarr wns-Glover f>: tirorcrCri. 1 — Aif't fiili ns a goose! ami sUH fuller, was llu! In the Mime list was also Oilo:*;c B. Who was fnllur piau orover, as'auycoiild r sec. : Then also came dear ami houest old fat. Who, when he got down, hail to stay whore lie sat.. And several others .had enough canvass to sail Especially the Hear sighted, glass-eyed : rT—.ittii do, MrJGDdA REMINGTON HEMS. We meant to say something about gravel roads in this letter, but must defer it until our next. Miss Nannie Erwin, of Keener township, is having a vacation on account of sickness in her school. Miss Jessie Draper returned fibril Milroy township last Friday, her term of school having expir’d. A rumor prevails that Charles Vondersmith and Miss Alice Erwin were married in Rensselaer a few days ago. Mrs. Wm. P. Graham returned from Dakota last Friday, bringing with her the body of her husband for interment at Gilboa cemetery. Rev. T. J. W. Sullivan preached his farewell address in the M. E. church, last Sunday evening, and will depart for his new home in Logansport, this week, , Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pieeve, of Silver GrtyAlbwa, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bonner, the parents of Mrs; Pieeve, who was well and favorably known as Miss Marie Bonner. Rhea, of 111., who was visiting her son and son-in-law and their families, in this vicinity, was found,dead in her bed last AVeddesday morning. She had retired in her usual health . the evening before, but some swift messenger called her while she slept. An incipient conflagration at Mr. Prank Ellis’, was cliecked by the prompt assistance of The near, neighbors. A new washing machine, a quantity oE wearing apparel and other articles of domestic economy were consumed in the shed attached to the house, where the fire originated. Remingtoxian. - , A Commercial Teeter.— We are at the top, but onr prices are at the bottom.

WILLEY & SIGLER.

MONEY! money— W. H. H. Graham loans money in sums of S3OO and upwards, on long time, at low interest. ~ _. 9 You can buy a set of Lustre Band ware of Laßue Bros, cheap-, ei than any place in Jasper county. LADIES WANTED. A lady agent is wanted in every city and viilage; also ladies to travel and solicit orders for Madam;-: Wood's Corsets and Corded Corset Waists. Tainpied Terms, Tfcs.e Supporters, Steel . Protectors, Ladies’ Tridpd, etc. Agents are making from Twenty to I'll y DoiInra a week, :- Send tor cirvu tars, and price-list to i>. Wood, 04 South Salina Street. Syracuse, N, Y. 28.

HOW'S THIS! 7 . u. • 7. T We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can‘not be cured by taking ; [Tail’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Go., Proprietors, Tolelo, O. P. H—Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces of the system. Price 75 cents per bottle. * Sold by all druggists. Mch. '"L • « • Ee. quivey. N : . - ■' r~ - -.- . -;*r : " . ■ Hpovial nttentiou given to tl-eureficrvatinn of tire natural teeth. Artificial teeth inserted from mm to an entire set. Au. ivornc-wakkanteu. over Warners’ Hardware Store, tSuthtf Reßsselaer. Indiana. pion^eiTMEAT MARKET, Rensselaer, - - Indiana J. J. EIGLESBICII, Prop’ll-. BKEF, Fork, Veal. Mutton. N.ansauge, Sn Jognn, eW.. sold in quantiues to a tin |«ur eSniser* at the lowest prises. None hut the best Skovli .Uaghtered. Everybody is in Tiled #JU - UPrHlShest Pllee Paid to; , 'uiod Fat Cattle. Fi J. EIULESB AtU.

Im is! Eaglish Drift Worses. Old Emperor Napoleon, (Norman) and - YOUNG DUKE, (English Draft) will maketko season of 1887 from April Bth to .Juno 2otk, 1887, as follows: Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday at my burn 2,1 nute* west of Ltensselahr. Thurs riiilay ami Saturday... at & &6SSL near Duvall’s livery stable, in Rensselaer. EMPEKOII NAPOLEON is three-fourths Norman and i 3 well known by all and recognized as beingone ol the best breeders in the country. YOUNG DUKE is a dark chestnut sorrel, weighs 1,700 pounds; wiil t>e four years old in May, is well proportioned and heavy boned. TERMS: '.Emperor. To insure standing colt $lO. Young Duke. To insure in foal, sl2. All accidents at risk of owners. Persons parting with mares or moving away forfeit the insurance and the same becomes duo at once. Wffice at Ed. Parcells’ barber shop. —T. J. SAYLER, Owner. Hemphill & Honan, .... ~7 • ' , ' ; 7__ —DEALERS IN— - Ms, less, lais Oa;s, AND JIP Urn isl i m g;s. Lilies’ File Sloes A Specisß.l'^. Rensselaer Indiana Visit, Ur office for first class Dental work. 1. 1. Kelley. $25,000 00 IN GOLD! WILL BE PAID FOB ARBUCKLES’ COFFEE WRAPPEES- ■ ‘r . 1 Premium, - - $1,000.00 2 Premiums, * $500.00 each 6 Premiums, • $250.00 “ 25 Premiums, • SIOO.OO “ 100 Premiums, ■ $50.00 “ , 200 Premiums, • $20.00 “ 1,000 Premiums, • SIO.OO “ For full particulars and directions see Cir:u----i, lar in every pound of ArhuckcSS’ Coffee. jj Tlie Irest and surest Reaedy fer Cure of | all diseases caused by any derangement of iilio Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels. Uyfipepsia, Sick Headache, Constipation, Bilious Complaints and Malaria of alt kinds yieid readily to the beneficent influenco of glig It is pleasant to Ike taste, tones np the py-t ’in, restores and preserve.; health. It is purely Vegetable, ai.il cannot fait to prove heneCeial, both to old and young. As a Blood Purifier it is superior to nil others. Sold everywhere at 21.00 a bottle.

ELLIS & MURRAY, . « ■ •» j . ' We have added to our line of .7 ©oob© a complete stock of GOLDMAN, THURNAUER & CO’S; also a full stock of HATS and CAPS. We claim for this line of I* £ CLOTHING | THAT IT IS - PERFECT FITTING, WELL MADE, LINED and TRIMMED. ——and will be sold as— LOW AS IT POSSIBLY CAN BE. Please call and examine these goods, and we are sure you will find something to PLP7ASE YOU. Yours Respectfully-. . Ellis & Murray..

«! Chas. A. Roberts is still in business at the old stand on Front street and ready for the Spring' Trade with a full line of f AyTfc^rfurTP-T Implements] * ». ii m i mi vn —w»^ THE ACME PULVERIZIKCt HARROW the best ever made.-',-,-. . A “SEW DEAL” BY Deerel Company fWOLJNE, ILLINOIS. Two Horses can io ttei ori of Wee. II SOTT §F BHE-TBIBB IX THE COST OF PLOWING. 24 inches h.l-cefor, r»q::irt*i for 16 inches The greatest plow mprorfusent of the tires, THE “NEW DEAL” WHEELED WALKING PLOWS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE FVRRO fP. Zanesville Brown Cultivators in three styles Three makes of Corn Planters, .77 Five varieties of Harrows, Mowing & Harvesting Maghn’s Fine buggies k Carriagee, Studeb&ker *W agons. EOOKWALTEE ENGINESTHRESHING MACHINES, ETC. ETC. ETC’. * *7 Prices as low as the lowed. CHAS. A. RUIiEUIS. - -f- —-—t- —— l —.. T .'--’Vy

At the old Reliable ~ “ _h_ _J!u *•. \ - Jafr,; - • • t - 7~--'",--May be foiihd constantly a large and well selected stock of Parlor, Kitchen and Bedroom FURNITURE, Pictures, Picture Frames &c. and offered at prices to bear competition at home or abroad. ♦ V - '“"TP' 7 V An elegant and durable piece of furniture is the most desire- . able that can be made. ,T. P. WRIGHT, Prop’r. ~r* S -..-i 1 t - J ■ advertisers can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of advertising in American papers by addressing Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Newspaper Advertising- BureeU,-' to Spruce St., New York, send JOcts. for 100-Pnge P«mpMe*v