Rensselaer Republican, Volume 20, Number 1, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 8 September 1887 — Page 5

THE REPUBLICAN. WH ST£fcvOal . The only brand of Laundry Soap awarded ft first class medal at the New Orleans* Exposition. Guaran—f ect ab^ohitely ] nire. and for general . - household purposes is the very best SOAR « ■ —m* l *- , « AISSHTSt!Ii!CA6C Rt(qALWAYS ns wus The Full Worth of I r - L “«h.y, , toZ ©J ThcirMoney'by to A&vjU Taking The. i L——■ M I Safelyaad Quickly s* riJerTElair'® I I bstween &- I- y ! • Lafave Marne® L b J H d Bl E tU i * I: PUI-LJVIMN' SLEEPING CA&S ELEGANT PARLOR CARS ALITRAIiiSRUHTHROUGHSOLID Tickets Sold and Baggage Checked to destination. J7“Gcl Staf.s and Timo TaWos if you wont to bo more fully informed—all Ticket Asentis at Coupon Statlcne have them—or adclrdea Condensed Tirpa Table of JaSsengar Trains, in ft? .ut Juns 23,1857,

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p E. QVIVEi. _ Special atfe ili- n given to the pr--.ic-.0. ntjon of the natural t .etli. Artiiieial tei-th ins -i'.te I from mm to tin entin' set. Am. wouk w a intAXi'ai). over Warners' Ilar-lw ary Store, . Js-ld-ti 'V 11.-. .ml:ii:r. Indiana. yla •.. l;:,.■ ~ 1 ' " • DliNTisr. iirx- :' Ix-dtana:. . v T Dr. Kelley lias bad thirty years' expetiencpf fn the practice of iii-iptsu-y, ami refers to his miner ous patrons as to the iiuality of Work turned out, lie uses no “Granite Teeth” nor any spurious and worthless material. Special attention give'n to tue preservnti<m of Um natural teeth ard the natural and useful adinstmept of artifiehrl teeth. A'loperations warranted, find prices to correspond with quidiy of work. Uulce over La Rue’a grocery store. " fflakeever House. Rensselaer, Ind . and pleasant rooms. 'Ttddes Supplied with the best tho market affords. Good Bus to tin*! from Penot. PHILIP BLUE, XV-35-ts. Proprietor EKMETT KANSAL. Druggist, . zlgent for Rensselaer. One a ;‘nt (merchant oiil-vl wanted in every ifrwa. K. W. Taiisill A I’d, Lv. Stale St., Chicago. lii-li-ly. - fSKK WEIGHT. Undertaker. Pans~"prompPy attracted day or night. RENSSELAER -

County Correspondence.

/ AIR OA KS ITEMS. A. *H. Arnold has moved to Logansport. Burgess Dillon talks of moving to Brazil, Ind: to rtin n-hotel.- tt* One of George Banfield’s twin children died Friday evening of "Cholera Infantum,--aged, foil? months. Charley McColly is working at Brazil and will move his family there shortly. The surveyors arrived at Fair Oaks, Saturday , having run a line from Grant Park, Illinois, to this place. The managers will probably 7 locate: the railroad on some route very soon. Preparations are being made for a grand Sunday School celebrations next Saturday. Elder Shortridge and other, speakers have promised to be present.' MILROY Rev. Peter Hinds has completed his house and made considerable improvements, in the way of hacking brush and turning sod. Mrs. Abigail Hinds conducts quite an interesting Sabbath School at Cleveland Hall. Mr. Buss lias material on hand for his new dwelling. Crops good, but pasture short. Preaching next Sabbath at Red School House by Rev. Peter Hinds. Peter Hinds will erect a dwelling on his farm near Scott’s in a short time. Rev. Peter Folks delivered an interesting sermon last Sabbath at Cleveland Hall. A wedding in the near future is predicted in odr vicinity. Success to you Mr. Elyott. * LAVOA ITEMS. Farmers busy making hay. Thu refreshing showers we have had of late make both faimors and grass 'lookm ■ Mr. Mallet the enterprising meiv chant of Fair Oaks is quite cheerful tliis week,—New girl at their ho use. —-—•—■„ ——y- —i“v—t Sunday Schoo] at Center school house every Sunday at 3 o’clock 1 p. m. Mrs. Cover, and her little son Jasper has beeh visiting friends in and about Lowell the past wrek. Our township trustee, has not decided who shall be our teachers the coming winter. John I. Alter has returned from his surveying trip in St. Joseph, Elkhart and Marshall counties, fits health is not good. Unionite. FROM WHEAT!IELD. Business in town quiet. Much hay has been cut and put in stack in this locality, and prospects for a steady demand have never been better. Guy Huestis, soiqof Capt. Fred Huestis, has boon staying in~"Towir of late. Frank Austin was kicked by that innocent(but never to be trusted) animal the “mule,” the other day. Though the blow was severe, fortunately, it did not produce any rserious- result, and Frank—is ableto be about his work again, G. O. Stemble purchased a sulky j the other day, but as we see another party driving the same we surmise that it did not ’ suit George and he disposed of it. The new building of Mr. Graves is nearly finished and will soon be ready for business use. We understand it is to be used for a butcher shop, and no doubt it will be of great help to the town. Thomas Clark and family of Hobart, Ind. are visiting relatives .in.. tlda_wchuty-__—. The teachers of Wheatfield tp., have returned home from Rensselaer. They report an excellent time at the annual Teachers Institute. • v •' Win. Ingram started this morning (Monday) -for Bloomington, Ind., where he will attend school the coming year. Albert Brooks, the blacksmith of Wheatfield, is making arrange- ■ mentsj.to bui!d soon, mid moveliis family to-this town. A son and daughter of A. S. Lee from Crown Point are visiting in town.

x- The fearlessness, boldness anti truths nines which cesiracterizes the statements made by Willey & Sigler,4&thep^^rers-bicmly-cquaL„ ed- by*the feighr tonality -and-dow price of the goods the.y (,o'er for sale.

Progress of the Gas and Oil Compauy.

' The directors of the gAs and oil company, at their meeting last week, elected Judge Hammond president of the company; A. Jjeopold, vice president, Win, A. i' Rinehart secretary and E- L. Hollingsworth treasurer. A committee was appointed to make a contract for having the well bored; and another committee appointed to select a location for the’ well. The last mentioned committee has looked over the ground considerable and Ims received several very liberal oilers of boring sites. Gen. Van Rensselaer offers 100 by 150/ feeton Make-emself, with the provision that if gas or oil is found in paying quantities the company shall have an absolute deed for the lot, and if a good well of water the town shall > have it. S. P. Thompson offers an acre of ground near the railroad on substantially the same conditions as go with Van Rensselaer’s offer. Mr. A. Leopold offers severe! lots, in Leopold’s addition, on very similar conditions except that if water but no oil or gas is found, the town can have the well by paying a reasonable, specified sum for the lot.

Points About The County Fair.

A general summing up of the merits and results of the county fair leaves tile conclusion that while it was not a failure it was neither a very gratifying success. Finnndally it was all, perhaps*, that could reasonably be expected. The receipts will pay all expenses ami the premiums in full, probably. The exhibits were not so extensive in numbers as they ought to have been, but have been much worse in some previous year's. The quality of what was shown was al) that could have been asked. The horse show was bigger and •better than ever before. The cattle show was good, but not so extensive. as last year. The show of sheep and hogs was large. In Floral Hall there was a large and excellent display of ladies’work of all kinds, but the exhibit in the fine art de par tin ent. was much less exfen hive tfianTast year, although' very good, what there was of it. The variousqgardcn and-farm products were also well represented. The races were a very unimportant feature of the fair. There was only one trotting race and one running race. At the trotting race, which took place on Thursday, D. C. Bond’s Billy Wonder took first money and McFarland’s Lena, second. Ohly these two were entered for the race. At a bicycle race, Friday, Harvey - MldbansdiF was'~tirstrMjeslie _ Clark second and John Halloran third. The number of tickets sold at the gate was 150 on Wednesday, 2020 on Thursday and 1130 on Friday. Total 3,300. The total receipts from all sources were about $1,250.-_

Carrie ( McCullough) Phevo. Carrie McCaUough, daughter of Samuel and Mary McCullough, was barn iu Gillam Township Jasper Co. Ini., Jan. 13, 1853, Was Married to Anderson W. Prevo. April 21, 1877, Died Aug. 29 18'87. The parents of the deceased moved here about Io years ago. There was a family of seven child--ren, on? smi mul six daughters... Tim sOmamT three djiug’hters feI main to mourn the loss of the; departed sister who has only gone a little ahead to join loved ones and await the others to come and form an unbroken family above. She also leaves a husband and two little sons, aged respectively seven and nine years, to miss her, a fond wife and mother. She was a Christian and a member of the Methodist Episcopal church from childhood, and died in full triumph of a living faith. As she neared the end-, heranxiety tc> "a was ■-mereased-- anT-'-all -L'em-’-offdenth-vanished, for the Lord was with her through the Dark Valley. She had been failing, somewhat for three yeare, but .since last February she !md been rapidly going down. Tier rdilicttcms were severe but she endured them with a patience and resign a ion ofrty formd in the true Christian. The funeral was preached at Independence,Chapel on Tuesday .Au" 30,-and‘herremains laid-Uy tlie“side?“of .her littL* daughter Myrtle, who preceeded her tte tliA better world a little over twoj'aars ago. . \ A. D. - 1 ... 1 1 " The. best dressed and the best locking men in town are those who buy their clothing at Willey £ Sigler’s.—Fatlmi’s; Mothers.; ..bling..lEßZ children in mid buy shoes f r them aßHerhfliill A Honan’s.

ADRIFT.

In Memory.

The Gettysburg Panorama.

The removal ot the great panoramic pictyre of ‘the Battle of * Missionary Ridge recalls the time when these gigantic, representations of the greatest events in American'history were first introduced in our midst. “Gettysburg” • has outlived “Missionary Ridge.” and bids fair to become a perennial institu tion in Chicago. Hardly a week pass es that doeS' n.ot bring hundreds of old combatants, Federal and Confederate, to look once more upon the crucial held of the hlighty struggle, and to live o’er again the hopeful, anxious, fateful day. I'be first sensation of the visitor to this extraordinary exhibition is one that does not lose any of its freshness upon a subsequent inspection. -Although aware, before entering, that he is looking at a building of 131 feet in diameter and 96 feet high, he finds himself, after ascending the little narrow stairs, in an open country, stretching many miles in every direction toward the horizon. It.is impossible to break the illusion involved in so splendid a triumph of perspective drawing. Then the accuracy of :he landscape in every detail is such as to call forth the spec, ial plaudits of the Pennsylvanians, one of whom exclaimed the other day, “My God! Lock at our Blue mountains.” The scenes of yalor, of destruction, of carnage and of death upon: which the spectator looks down seem never to lose, their dreadful interest. The real ground—with a gun here, a broken ammunition wiigon there, and a cavalry trumpet in the ditch—the real snake fency //nd the real stone walls arc so skillfully continued into the canvass that on s’ightly lifting his head one can bear the last agon hang cry of the rebel General Aimistead as'he falls in the moment of temporary victory. Cn coni'; the cotftondiiig hosts, despite the terrific gaps made in them by the the- : my’s artillery. «... Riderless, steeds, bewildered, fly they kn >w not where; dead and dying strew the field; innumerable instances ot individual heroism fill the on-looker with admiration. As a whole and in every .detail, the work is £.q unexceptionable that upon retiring from the bloody field old heroes feel that they have “fought -their batties o'er tignin.”—Chicago E.vening . iloili/n ;iT/ : A'ij.y Agti.a . .... .... p -

Litcrary Society Netice.

Tim Ladies .Literary Society will inediJii yttifiir hall Saturday I afternoon, . Sept. 10. They have i TffvqiCTucKnre ~of the moss interest- ! ing programs that has been execuI ted this summer, which will be I both interesting and beneficial to any one that would be pleased to hear it. They also havWsonre veryimportant business to attend to, and earnestly desire a goodattendWnceTiT'friemembers. ~ President Dowd and General i Manager Carson, of the L. N. A., i & C. road, have just made a carei ful inspection of the property and I ami the former expresses himself as highly pleased with its condition physically.; In a financial way it has certainly come out from i under the clouds wonderfully in i the last year. Handsome earnj ings and .an economical managehnentarff doing • wonders for this ' road.—lndianapolis Journal. I- ■■ ■ ■■ ' : ' . ■♦-- t Mr. R. H. Yeoman made a splendid exhibit at dur fair, the past week. He was the first to put a sell-binder in motion at our county j fair, having put in a line shaft ; and engine, and run one of Iris i Empire steel frame folding bind- : ers. These machines liava. a ,uai tionul reputation and are manu- ' f.icturel as Akron, Onio, by J. F. i Seibeiling & Co. Mr. Yeoman sold the binder to AV. AV I AVishard and the mower to H. S. Clark.

Pay for that Twine.

N. AVarner A-Sons wish to give notice that the binder twine, sold by them (.luring the late harvest, iiiusl be paid for arid that promptly. Don’t forget this warning. 11. J Dexter makes a specialty, of schdol~ books, and will give '>f him. I ' T-—; - The people of It msselaer please , remember the book store is at the ’ post office. ~

Buckler’s Arnica Salve.

I Theß.esi Sa in tire world i’or Cuis ! Bruises, Sores, Ulcer.-;, S m Tl'noiiifl, Fere r i s v-ks, Ti i.ter,. Chai’p<-d llanil® ClrilbLiinsi ' C‘ri>< nnd n:l fßtt.i Eruptions. Mid posltivcircures Eiie» or no pay required. it _is ■-ti';’r:tritee<.i to give perfeiil siitisfikcton, ‘ 6rSon7lvTefTii<leo7 - Price 25 cent¥ per box For Siilcby F. B. Mey?j., 18-8-1 yi You can buy more goods of La- j Rue Bros for the same gmoiint of money than any ether place in . ReassMaer. CALL anyhow, at Leopold’s, and see what; his prices are, on first-cl ass goods-. —Remember, he. conducts his bus iness’without any expense.

Life is burdensome, alike to the sufferer and all around him. wbil-j dyspepsia and its attending evils hold sway. Com plaints, of this nature can be speedily cured by taking Prickly Ash Bitters regularly. Thousands once thus atllicteil now be&r cheerful testimony as to its merits.

Fresh Fish on Fridays, anil fresh oysters at all times, at Allman’s./ A bran-new Mock of fine clothing at L'eopold’s, and at prices that beat the lowest and even those who give their goods away, for the benefit of their customers. Ayer’s Ague Cure acts directy on the liver and biliary apparatus, and drives out the malarial poiscu which induces liver complaints and bilious disorders. Warranted tp cure, or money refunded. Try it. Seed Wheat.— loo bushels of seed wheat for sale, at my farm north of Rensselaer. James Donnllv. :—,— —•—• Fresh oysters always on haff 1 at Allman’s. - We never ask the public to believe a statement which we cannot fully prove. Willey & Sigler, If you don't want to buy we will ( not try to force you, but if yon do buy we will do our best to please you. Willfy & Sigler. Call and see how we verify the st itenients wo make in the newspapers. Willey £. Sigler. You should buy your school books at the post ofiice, because. I you can get the proper kind, for proper prices and at the proper place.

(TTCE XEIW QLTNS.m) SGI® GsoJ Algite, ftE StrmW,. Ootet lierves, ~w--' -■* - Ham jays, r; ; . ' . _ J, RrattegA POWERFUL TOF3IC that the most delicate stomach will bear. ,1 SPECIFW MAILARIA RgSEUMATSSM, --KERV OV.§- PROSTRATION ami all <>erm Diseases, THE MOST SCIENTIFIC AND SUCCESSFU L BT.oamEILIil FI ER. Snimr tor to <| it ini ne, Keil trim. Lucas, Rector' Grace Church, Ravenna,O. writes: “1 cordially endorse Kashi ne as being Just what yon claim, an excellent substitute for ipmii.e. with notie of its b.-.d efferts. Mrs• 1,-tetTs liml a serums form <>f malarhi. ami Was i oiilinra lyo lmT bed for mon tits. , KitskiniJiiml liu’jtp and around iu a few days, and ilia short time c.iired Iter.'’ Diving it) the iitalarial districts of Marviti-t'’, I became a victim of worst for ns of n a arc 1 fever. 1 drugged myself witii qtunin s and o!her remedies "without tiyail. I was greatly.reduced when 1 heard of Kaskine, Ils curative powers were .'i .medical revelation to me. it cured ti'.e ant i have not h id a return es lite troubies. —- I'rof.iJ. !>. Hird,, 1.. Asst. (, liemist, M l. Agriciilf iiral Coilejte. Letters iroid 'the above persons, giving full I details, v ill beseet on application. I l-.a-kmc can be taken wiihout anv special Medical advice. £l.o'l per bottle. .dd by till druggists or sent i»v mail on l ecei'it of price.

Ho tarsal taW= has yet boon discovered ; but, as at. least four-fifths of huinan diseases Lave theiisource in Impure Blood, a medicine wdiich in-stores that tiuul ficm a .depraved to a healthy coi.'diti. ii comes as , near being a universal vure as any that - can bi “pi-w-lHemd; Ayei-’s Sa-rsayuirlUa. affects the blood in each stage -of its formation, and i’s, therehii-e, adapted to a greatervariety of complaints --than Aliy other known medicine. Boils and Carbuncles, which defy ordinary treatment., yield to vAyer's Sarsaparilla after a cciuparat'rely brief trial. Mr, C. K. Murray, of Ciinilottes'. 11’. 1, Va., writes that for years he was u>. fiicted with boils ■ which ■ caused 'him' much suffering. These v.-ere sueceeili d byeai-buncl.es,:of which lie had: seyeral at one time. lie then began, the use of ; Ayer's Sar- a;i.’in, ami after tailing three' bottles, the earluim-bs' di.-ilp-peared, ami for six years he has not had even a pimple. That insidious disease, Scrofula, is the fruitful, cause of innumerable com{daints, Consumption la'ingoply one of many equal!\ fatal. .Erni-tii-us, u’cers,: sore eyes, glaridularH-4u^4.il r lA'.g.-, weak - and wasted' musoles, a caprieioi'is appetite, and the like, are pre!- ' indications of a- ; scrofu!o;:s .ig'mt in the system. Mjmy otherwise bv:.;;L.''’;l i" -- s disfigured'-'by pnuplyig eraidlons, and unsightly blotches, which arise from impti-fo bloody showing thaiieetLuf Avoids-Sarsaparilla to remedy the evil. - •All sufferers ..from blood disorders sboyld gfve. Ayer’s Sars:t^>a?il’h: a fair trial, avoidiJig all jiovvih rs, ointments, ands washes, -and especially cheap “.mb... worihl,-.-: -..iimis. wi.i.li ij.,’ m,.'.v fail to effect a cine, but mm--- frequently aggi'ayaTO-and/eonnnn rhe duseases-They arefraudaiently advertisct 1 . to remedy? b 7 Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, PKEPAKEn BY ’ ' • Sokl by ail f rice $1; six boules, $5. •

J. M. HOPKIIVS, UH fell! fßfa: UNDERTAKER AND DEALER IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS. Wi® furnished on reisohable terms. All Calls'Promptly Attended Liberal Corner, Washington and Front streets, RENSSELAER - - IND. “ PAINT hi FjJ (OITA/CO’S ONE-COAT BFGGY PATST 7-4 I Faint Friday, run it to Church Sunday. Eight ; ?.»*•“ Fashionable Shades: Black, Maroon, Vermilion f'2 j Blue, Yellow, Olive Lake, Brewster and Wagon .x sjg Greens. No Varnishing”necessary. Dries hard cJ;* 4 “■ with a “shine. 0 One Coat and job is done. E YOUR BUCCY Ifi Tip top for Chairs, Lawn Seats, Sash, Flower tn B \ ots » Baby Carriages, Curtain Poles, Furniture, • Front Doors, Store-fronts, Screen Doors, Boats, T Min. les, Iron Fences, in fact every tiling. Just c-'X I the tiling for the ladies to use about the house ‘S FOR ONE DOLLAR ffi ROU S HON EST B i Are you going to- Paint this year? If so, don’t <j . ». buy a paint containing water or benzine when « § rns.TO f° r L-une money (or nearly so) you can procure —Z? COIT & CO’S PL RE PAINT that is warranted to ± 1 bc ' >n HONEST, GENUINE LINSEED-OIL PAINT ”5 £ i an ‘l fr ee fr° m water and benzine. Demand this 5 z > u.,-. br.-hd land take no other. Merchants handling 1 it are our agefits and authorized by u?, ia wftt>g, -g -z - to Avarrnnt It to wear ft YEARS with 3 COATSv" 2 ** 1 ra ? YEARS with 2 COATS. Our Shades are the I.aiest Styles used in the East now becoming I xs* pcqrtdar rn the West,- and-w with s**/ -- m T »y this, brand of HONEST PAINT and you will f 2 =' ( nX ncvcr JL This to the wise is sufficient P HOUSE PAINT Id g COIT’S FLOOR PAINTBi 1 Paint that never dried beyond the sticky point, a week, spoil the job, and then swear? I Next time call for ( OIT & (6’S FLOOR PAINT i * j’A* I popular and suitable shades, warranted to dry k 1... I hard us a rock orer night. No trouble. No g SgaWONT DRV STICKY S i '■ Life Size Crayon Portrait g* WITH 12 Cabinets and | Panel, 12 Cabinets I Panel, $2 ; Guaranteed to bo as good as the best sfsny price.HARTLEY’S STUDIO, 309 Weat Madison Street, CHICAGO. Finest Studio 5a the World! Cloudy Days Good as Sunshine! X’KIL 5 ELDREDGE SEWINfi flHh MACHIHE WITU Automatic. BSw \ /W • Cyliata ' Shuttle. Vo. 3. The ELDREDGE"B” is sold with the guarantee of being the BEST I ELDREDGE MANUFACTURING GO. 303 and 305 WABASH AVE,, eniCAGO, W*