Rensselaer Republican, Volume 20, Number 10, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 10 November 1887 — Page 4

THE REPUBLICAN Thursday, Kovembeh I 1), 1887. « »’rvte’Ui>'M»me:Mn*.'#s per annum tor 6 lines nr ess : W cue tor each »d<Uil«m:H line. bocal notices. to cents perimeter flrjrt insertion eenta yar Un* for each Aubsequcni lusertum, , Special rates tor choice places tn the paper.und tarwarasementewidcrthanoneeolumn. RUH oj regular advertisers payable Quarterly ; nmdenl to be paid la advance .Job tUKTiNG.—AI antvasserruwiri 01 ’ yi* Bml f tbeaswiiertxifnr poster.na.nphlet .circular and Kindred work. Price Cow.

DXEKEOTCMR-Z* COUMTY OFFICERS Clerk f*MtSF. Irwin* Sheriff samtkil K. YtofcAji; Auditor .. ... J t»FOR«E M. KOBISHOS . Treasurer 1 H. Wasiibchn. Recorder Tho? ah Astkin . Surveyor ... .1 ankh < .Taira v j h Coroner.... ... . rnuiir Bt.tr: Superintendent J’oldu' School* •!. !•'. Wakkkn . v . zU'District Asa <• I‘kkvo, Commissioners {2d District .J.l. 'Vatuon ttd District ...o.l’. Tabor. CommtSAioncr*' Court— Firtt .Voiidayt f* March Junc.Sti'UtHhtrand December.

, JUDICIAL r.Tcnit Judge . • Pktfr JI. Wahd. Prosecuting Attorney R- " . Mak ■ n At.t.. , Trrmi of Court— Hr»t .Vnidot/ in Junnary; Third JUrnu/.qi in .V,irvh ; Fivtt Monday in J'inf; Third JfOndi-yin Odubtr. CORPORATION OFFICERS: Marshal "a. il. Wood.; Clerk Chas. Waksek Treasurer >. .rrwrcrK . ( M Aim (Ist Ward R. T. BEX.'Amin ! _ , I M Ward .Chas. F. M k..n | Councllntcn < 3<l Ward.... ED. I*. Rhoades, i I ttliWnrd Wm. UKr.ENrii-.i.t' I sth Ward ALFRED THOMI’SoN. j ASPER COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Jesse Gwin. Trustee, Hanging Grove tp. lames R. Guild. Trustee. < .iHam ~ p ’ Trott S. Melser. Trustee " alker Ip. .lolin 1,. Nichols,Trustee Barkley tp. Kizer A. Grisw o!o. Trustee Mar.on tp. Frank Welsh, Trustee .lonian tp. Jackson Freeland. Trustee.. Neu’mi tp . M . F. Schwanke, ’1 rttstee' Keener tp. •lames N. White. Trustee Kankakee tp. <.. F.Smrer. Trustee \\ Imatfield tp. ftxcar.M Vickery, Trustee ..Carpenter tp. Washington Scott. TrusteeMilroy tp. Sh plicn T. Coiner. Trusteel nioii t(t w/». coover i»i. 1.8. Wadiburnßensselaer Frank J Warren tutinty M'l't•

WE DEPRECIATE SECTIONAL STRIFE AND DIVISIONS. AVE.HAv E PI.At ED THE W AR. WITH ITS HATES AN D KEV ENg lIS. EEJIIND Us:RUT tUE SETTLEMENTS yj£ THEAVARMUST STAND IRREVOCABLE— jiESrECTED. HONORED AN D OBSERV El> IN EVERY PART OF THE REPUBLIC. MORE WE HAVE NEVER PEAIandED. I.i>S. WE WILL NOT HAVE. CONt.RESS SHOULD EX Elit Hl. ITSCONsTITI TION A I. AUTHORITY AND TARF CONTROL AND SUPERVISION OF ELECTIONS OF KEIT.E-, .^KiNTATi' ES. TH eONttRESS -01110 K.KriBUCAX PI.ATIORM.

The Indiana Farmer came out last week, considerably enlarged and otherwise improved. Ihe Farmer is an excellent paper, in its field and we are glad to observe this sign of its prosperity. , ■■■■■MMMMaaMMBBMaaHBaB The result of the elections of Tuesday', considered as a w hole,is much in the nature of a drawn battle and furnishes neither side with any sufficient grounds for Jubilation. The most significant election of all, however, that in Ohio, is a splendid Republican victory, and Gov. Foraker is reelected by not less than 25,000 plurality. To-morrow; is the day set for the hanging of the seven Chicago Anarchists. Their only hope now is in the clemency of Gov. Oglesby. A mighty pressure has been I nought to bear upon him in saver of a commutation of their sentences, and we think it not unlikely that two or three of the less defiant and less guilty 7 of the condemned men will be spared. The others will surely hang. Great excitement exists in Chicago and the air is thick with rumors of im- • pending deeds of violence. The special grand jury called Delphi to investigate the Amer ’ Green lynching have reported that after examining thirty of the most likely witnesses they could find, they could not identify anyone who participated in the taking of Green* From the ja?Lor in the hanging atj Walnut Grove. They also report-' ed the* they made thorough, inves- ' tigation to learn whether the officials charged with Green’s safekeeping were derelict in duty, iu not having taken precautions the mob, and they find that no cne had been informed or any attempt at lynching, and the county officials are entirely exonerated from all blame.; This,last part of the grand jury ’s report is another black eye fcr Gov. Gray, who, it will be remembered, published a letter iu the papers censuring Sheriff Van Gun•Jy, and incidentially, Judge Gould. |nd other county and court offic- •

A lady who recently Applied tor a divorce from her husband, on account of drunkenness eel , agrewltlmt if ho would take an oath not to touch a drop for two years, she would Withdraw’ the suit, lie went to one of the Fathers of. the Catholic church for that purpose, but the piulre Refused to entartain the motion. He tlieu wenl to Judge Vialon. The latter warned him es the penalty of the violation of -in ot>th taken before hijn, and urged him to well (jonsidor the stop, giving him to j plninlv understand that if the oath whs i broken inside of two years. - * ne would i see tbai he was indicted for perjury I and sent to the penitentiary. The man hook the oath- however the suit was withdrawn, and the man and wife are living logetlfcr as happily as in their youth. Tuis beats a divorce ail to , pieces • -Lafayette Call. . , -

Every State in the Union Calling for It.

j We Hip the following from the De : troit Free Press. Detroit, Mich., Sept. C The,remarkable success attained by; 1 Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup is most encouraging evidence that au honest, pure and vnluablel’mediciue is not in capable of attracting flie attention of j every family. Mr. Hibbard seems to I have gunged the long felt want of the ■ average family of our day with wondcrI fu! accuracy, as there seems but one ■ opinion as to its great merit as a fam i I;.- remedy. In fact Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup has struck the golden mean in the treatment of all blood disI eases, and it affords us sinCbre pleasure I to be able to chronicle its conspicuous I popularity. They have just published a book treating on all blood diseases a work on different diseases and their causes, ect.; also renulies and how ap plied. I', is a work of art, finely illustrating the eight wonders of the world with the history of each, j Every family should to have it. Call - on your druggist for one; if you are unable to procure it, write the Rheumatic Syrup Company. Jackson Mich., and they will mail it to you. ,

ADVERTISED LETTERS. Charles Brown, Miss Nellie Berry, William Con. John Coon. Miss Elia Iluley, Johnson E. Webb, C. W. Lannon—3, I. Ringer, Mrs. Edith Telfair, Miss Delia lilbery. Persons calling for any of the letters in the above lists will please say they ire advertised ~ N. S. Bates,.?. M. A single bottle of Ayer’s Larsaparilla Will establish the merits of this medicine as a blood purifier. Many thous txnds of people are yearly cured of chronic diseases by the faithful uso of this remedy. It is unequalled for the cure of scrofula. Avoid the harsh, irritating, griping compounds so often sold as purgative medicine, and correct the irregularities of the bowels by the use of 4v«r s Cathartic Pills.

HALL'S Theie is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseaaes put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great ■ many years doctors pronounced it i a local disease, and prescribed loi cal remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatj.ment pronounced it incurable. Science has proven Catarrh to be ; a constitutional disease, and therefore requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only constitutions! cure now on the market. It is taken internally in doses in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces of the system. They oiler one hundollars for for any case it fails to cure. Send for circular and testimonials. Address* F. J.Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. JO“Sold by Druggists, 75 cts.

CATARRH CURE. I, I ,/■ es *Sa3 ISse £o vse -g)’ l touiSvuu.MWAiBAMYi Chicago RyqoCoadensed Timo Table o’ Passenger Trains, in effect Sept. 18,1887, squtiFbOund; I,Um 1 JU.Aee-in. Xt. Ex Fast M JIHC'JGJ Lv 52Qpm: 8 05pui B’lsam Hammond “ . 62i € * ’♦ 19 ‘‘ 15 •* -helby “ 738 “ “ •«. Rose Lawn - “ 7 47“ ■ “ “ Fait-Oaks “ B<XT“ 11030 “ 1038 am Surnn “ “ 7Xei<sssexa.ex ..«■ 824 •* :Uo2t" :ilO2-;-“ Pleasant Ridge “ '■ S.iS: “ ■ Marlboro ' '• 8 40f“ “ ; . *■ Monon ” 900 “1135 „ Ml 35 “ Lafayette »• -1005*“ il2Ssam 1525 pm Crawfordsville Ar Ti 42 “ 125 •* Greencastle •* 245 * 2 4'’“ l-OVISVILI.E - SW“ 740 “ INDIANAPOLIS " 835“ 340“ ■'INCINN ATI , SQS ■■ 735 •> NORTHBOUNI)~ . Stotter" Ci NCIi*.N AT I T L v tilOpm 7 45am INDI 5 NAPOLIS “ 1110“ 1150“ LOUISVILLE •• 72.0 - 730 *• Greencastle “ 12 48am 1223 pm Crawtmdsvillc “ am 152“ £4B“ Usfavette : 1h» “ SW 245 Monon LitJS “ M.iriboto “ ■ 7.50-;-“ ; . : Pleasant Ridge *'--758 •• “ • S2.er>.siola®r ■ 808 • 438“ 4CO“ Surrey “ s !•>“• FAir Oaks, •* ,8:n “ .C 2 “ 427 “ Rose LaWn *5. 84' “ Shtiby •• 85* • Ha-Jimoii j' '■ *lOls “ 835 “ ' 550 “ CllkAGrt A 1115 “ 740*•; 0K - Trains marked ith a - stop only "when flag ged Those marked wilh v ») rim daily. These marked witiutlrdC daily except Similar, Trains are run on Central iSlaiidatdlTime. Softd Trains, with Pullman Sleeping Cars d'ft niglr train and Purler Cars on day trains, are rim between Chicago and Louisville. ■'lJ'rougli Pullman Sleeping Cars ‘otß een Chicago. Ludiuuapolis and Ciueiimatt fir /'■Tickets sold and Baggage Checked to ail *Fn> tickets ano luriher information, apply to .C. Wrsg., Agent. Rensselaer.

Application for License. NOTICE fs hereby given to the cltlxcnsot the t.iwi of Rensselaer, in Marion township, Jay|>cr county, ami the State of ludiana, ilml.tlm tmder-tgned Edward <» Green, a mule ruhitbitunt of the Slate of Indiana and over the age w< twenty-ofte j ear-. o> good moral character, opt it the lialdt of ixs-eining Intoxicated; and tit In every rmqiect to lie entrusted with the sale of ituoxir.iilrig liquors, wi'l applj- to the Roar* l <4 Iwuimis-eumr-m -aid .Jasper ■eotutfy. at their Ifevenilier term , 1887. said term cun’iHieneingon Monday, iti-cemlier >B7. i ol - j license to sell and barter -piritous, vinous, )t mid all olliei inioxi'a'itiug liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege <>l allowing and permitting the same to be drank In the foHuwi'ng premises tisvvlt : The precise location of the prelllLos oil wiiich the undersigned desires to sell and barter, with tile )>rivib'gc of allowing t'.e same to be drank thereon, is a-one”story bri-k building forty (40) fwt long by twenty ,'.M, feet wide on Van It, i--.str.'ei ami situate! on lot niinibcr three (Ji In block number fbtir ■4l of the original pl.d bf it-.ms-el.ier. Indiana, am! described as follows: Beginning oiljs4»iilldred hud twelve and one half (112*,) feet inmwesterly 1 rom tiie corner o( Washington .strWt and Van Rensse--1 TwWTeet thetice ni r h-w e-t.rly <m Van Remsehwr street, twenty 120) feet, thence vvesfer.y parallel with Washington street l.>r,y (4h) feel them e south-easterly parallel with tan Rensselaer st. twentj' (20) feet, tbeued easterly parallel with Washingu>;i street forty (4,)) feet to the plane of beginning] Naid license will bea-ked for the period ol on< year. ; F.l>\\AßD O. t.REEN. Ju?. W. Donthit, atff. for pet, Nov 10-17-2' , Application for License.

No'iiCE is hereby given to tlie citizens of (lie ti.iwnof Fair o.'.ks aiin of i'liion township. >n Ja>pe‘r county, tniiimia, tJiat tlie undersign vl Claus Grave?, a innle inuabitaiit oi the State of In.liana and over twenty-one <yyiirs of age. a maii of good litoral cltarar ter ate I nit in the habit of beeoniiniointoxieate I and, Jt in every respect to be eutiti Jed with u license eiiipow-. ering him t t.sell and barteral) intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a tune will apply to the ll.’iird of Cmuniissioucfs of Jasper county, at December term, l«s7, which commences on Monday. Decembers, ISS', for a license to sell and barter intoxicating liquors, ‘consisting of spiritous'. vinous, malt and all kindsof intoxicating liquors in lu#s quantities tlian a quart al a time, with the jiriiilege of iiiiowUg th, same to lrf> drank .tliereßu. The precise location of the premises mi vt'hich lie desires to sell anti barter into.xfeatiug liquor.-' with the privilege of allowing tiift same to be drank thereon is a one story frame bitibling situated on lot six (<>) in block eight pS) tn the town of Fair Oaks, Jasper county. Indiana, and more particularly described as follows to-wit: Commencing at the north-easterly corner of si:i,| lot six (iij thench westerly parallel with second street live (.’>• leet, thence siiiitiieriy par.allel with Heniiricas street threii and one lialf <;;v.. > feet the point of commeiicement. thence westcrlj- parallel with Second street eighteen < 18] feet, llietice sontiieriy parallel with C'arrqH str .-et eighteen [lß] feet, thence easterl.v parallel with First street eighteen (18) feet, tlience northerly parallel with Hendricks street eighteen [lß] feet to tire point of commene.emcnt. . ■ ' ... _ Said license will be asked for the period of one year. , CLAUS GRAVfiS. Application for LicenseNOTICE IS hereby given to the citizens of AkertoWM-e# IvenHselavr.-irr- Jfsriorr townstiTp. J asper count, anti the State of Indiana, that the uiidersiguc-LGeorge A. Stricktaden, a male inlialiitant of sn><l Marion township ami wer the (ijnr nf twenty-one 'jeers, of good moral character-, not in the habit of becoming intoxicated and lit in every respect to be entrusted with the sale of intoxicating liq-nors, will appiv to the Boart] of Coiniiiissioners of said Jasper county, at tliejy December term, ISS7, said tenn eiinimeheiiig on .Monday, Ifeceniber ’BBf, for a li"e:ise bi cell and barter spirit ois; vinims, mult and all oilier intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with Uie privHege of allowing and permitting the same to be drank ill the following premises to witu Co null < T tre’tn g oirt' li iih dred iih i l sg veil TTSf )Tee t and ten JO) inches westerly from tin* ea-teriy corner of block four (4i in tiie town of Hensselhe>‘. at a point on the northerly line of Washington street, on . Jot number on,e (I) Tn, said block and running tm::w,e north thirtv-tw'o degrees-and lifly (50) West, parallel’ With Van Rensselaer street forty-nine (<*►• feet and tlience south lifty-seven (.’,7) degrees and ten tl<>) minutes west, parallel with 'Washing-' ton sirept twentybeu) feet, thence south thirtytwo (:12> degrees ami fifty (50, minutes east, liarailerwiHi Van Rensselaer sheet fortv-iiine (4'.i) feet and thence north tifty-seven i.'ifi degrees and ten (loi minutes east alxiig the northerly line of Washington street twenty /20) feet to ihejAace nl-fieginning. . Said pr-etpiseselitHtrg know n as tire stone biHldi ng all situated <m lot one fliin bitiek four U.i in the town of llensse-laer„Jas!>er<-onntr, Indian:]. _ said license is asked for ii period of one ve-ir and for tiie sale of spiritous, vinous, in alt and all intoxicating liquors. GEORGE A. STi: IC If FA DEN. Jas. M’ DotlthrtAt ty. fur Petit inner

TO OUR READERS! We have made nrrangehients with the. imblisiiers of the Qsw t age Hearth. Boston. ?da«s; to oiler KENSBEL AER REIT’ BLIP A N with their.magazine this rear. THE COTTAGE HEARTH is a well known Family Magazine now in its 13th year, tmd is a favorite wherever introduced, It has each month Music. Eloral and Health Department. Latest Fancy Work, Sabbath Reading. Demorest's Patterns. Approved Reeeips, Household Hints,, and" Prize Puzzles fr-r-tliiidren; This Beautifully Illustrated Monthly Magazine has among its many CO.ViTtIBVTORS Edward Everett Hale. Lucy I.arcrtm, Celia Thaxter, Louise Ctiamlter Moulton, George McDoiifild. Margaget Deland, Augusta Moore, Rose Ten y Cooke. It i> a large3J-'page, elegantly printed magaznie ;uid,hasiaLt4tined a large virrwhytion -strtely oil its merits as ;r family magazine. Its Price SI -5O a Year is very low for such a desirable home magazine, but we offer io send it a year Free To Any One who will send «s J 1.50 for a ve.-ir's subsei-iption the UENSSELAEit It EI’CBI.ICAN aiid 50 ceots additional.making-fcLWfor i>oth the < trrTAGE IiEAKTH and tile REFI UI.ICAN for a lull year. ' t Sninple^copies -ent frre on application to F ' P STiiinfway, Jr , Boston, Mass i-raw mi, THE STATE OF iNIHANA.i , T ._. . -lasrer county. > 8SIn Jasper Circuit Court, to January term, A D., 1888. Simon P. Thompson vs Sumner A- .■-At atson ■ yyatson; wife of Stunner F. Watson, the miknown heirs and devisee, of William A. Crisler anti .Sumner F M atson % Christopher Drctfth., Drenth,' Christopher Dreiith, John Crisler Crisler. wife of John CTisler, Joseph Crisler. ! Crisler, wife of Jo:,eph crisler, W illiam Crisler. BE _ll REM EM 151. R I'.D.ziiiai.oii tin? 18th lit**--‘X’ l> “ Ih '“ • tlie a’sive nauiec pliiHitift tiled in Court a complaint against said defendants and also .th-’ ushdavit of a ciinn.etent per.-on, that sattf defdmhhits rOiliiem-eXvas unknown and were in part non-resiilents of t.he Statoof Indiana, said defendants are there tore iier« by unfilled of the peiideiit-y of said suit, ami that said cause will stand for tria! at the. January term of said Court, isss, WII NEBS, My-haml-aiut tl.e seal-of [ SEAL 1 * a }!‘ vourt. ailixed nt office‘in RensX.selaer, on this luth da, oi Novem- “ her, A. D. 1887. v JAMI* E. IRWIN, Clerk. Nor IM7-24.

Riakeever House. Rensselaer, Ind. fefOOL and pleasant rooms. Tables supplied with the best the market affords. • toou Sample Rooms on first floor. Free Bus to and from Depot. * „. PHILIP BLUE, XV -35-ts. Proprietor

I ii ' m l>on 9 t Look Mound Fut come at cnee and inspect our magnificent display of Fail Cioods. DO NOT :: HESITATE! We know you can appreciate a real bargain when you see it, so give tis a call right away, aud we will show you Something Seasonable, Something Serviceable, Something Substantial, Something Satisfactory In quality and price. We have studied your interests when selecting this Big’ al Stock. v J?- We ktiuw that wc can -atibfj' you in every.resiwct, and all we a-k is a careful inspee'tion. Wc make no charge to let you sec our goods; so before you buy come anil look at our stock or Ladies’ Cloaks, DRY GfOODS, CLOTHUffa, HATS, CAPS, CARPETS, BOOTS, SHOES etc- etc-,

WILLEV & SIGLER, Rensselaer. IndLIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLE. W. R. Parker, Proprietor? - (duv?.ll’s old stand,) ■BENSSELAER - - - _ INDIANA Teams furnished at all houis, and horses fed and cared for, at reasonable prices. Give me a call. V?. R. PARKER. , REMEMBER THAT JEWELER has the greatest stock of ME Ms ever offered for sale— and at • ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. fffflWWNmiTT. W. A. HUFF, watchmaker in charge. t J3@“Remember KANNAI/S PHARMACY, South side Washington St. ; Rensselaer,- Indiana.

Commissioners’ Sale of Real- Estate'V’O'nCEis liere!'y given. that,by virtue of 1 ’ an order of the Jasper Circuit'Court., recorded in orler hook num her seventeen >l7 on pages 20ui.2<Mi and 207 of the records cTTsafil court, I will offer at jwivatc sale, for not less than the'full appral-ed value on and after the, •27-lii day of November. A. 7 > IS?;, at the real estate office of T'no-.npson »V IJro./in the town of Rensselaer. Jasper County. Slaleof Indiana, the followingdescribed rgaf ?-tar-. ordered to be ‘■oid.on a decree of.partition wherein Aaron 8. stern was >Sydi;cv Latter. Alvin Lauer. Julian L::uer-:ind fdarg.-pct Metcalf were defendants, to-w-t: The west half (*/. of the southeast quarter tl»» pf section one <£>; the so-utheast quarter.-|> of tile northwest quarter : .O of-section twelve (12;. the northwest quarter the southeast <;fffirter < i. t i of section tWK'ivc '.12;.; and the ucrthea-t quarter-(U) of section tv. e'.ve . 12;; all of aid hinds being situate .1 in townshi p thirtv <SSy north of range six (Q v;e>t. in the Conntv of Ji- per and and State of Indiana. TERMS OF SALE ; One third down; one third’ in nine luon'lc and one third ineighteen months, defCrri-d payments drawing interest at six <«• per cent. FRANK FOLTZ. " •' Commissioner. Nov. S-10-17,' 1 "" -Tg:--.., —=--s-

ALESMEMT XV ITh solicit orders ’or ot.r reliable Nursery i Stork; —t-oihT s;ij;rry :tnd Expgnse- (Tcrmns - -ion . I'erriiiiitent etnployim nt Ad<lres» at once stating age .Mie;! A Hawlaud. - - • 'JCiirscrv men, st. Lon'f-.'lo - X u rserfes iii Western New York.- Oc, No j ■ _ : W. BISSEXDEN & SONS, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAINERS, KALSOiMINERS, and PA2iraEas. ,(Sii»p opposite Hal)-M'.-Ui’a Livery Stai.-ie.) , Rensselaer, - - Indiana. I Decorating. Tainting an»k Caper Hanging ( issUr. ... I

KIRKS WHITE The only brand of Laundry Soap awarded a first class pedal at tiie New Orleans Exposition. Gtmranteed absolutely pure, ami for genera! household purposes is tiie very best SOAR pTfSMEM I® | Iff | to can' ass for the sale of Nurscrv Stock! Stead eiiinlovnieut gimritnteed, SALARY ANU EX PENSES PAID. Apply at, oDcc, stating age. Chase Bros. Co, 'KkESITt sept and Nov. PIONEER MEAT MAR KET Rensselaer, - - Indian? J. J. EiGLESBACH, Prop’r. BEEFg'Pork, Veal, Mutton, Suusaugc, Bo logna, etc., sold in quantities to suit pur ehajors at 'tie lowest prices. None but the bet stock slaughtered. Everybody is invited t'.lbr'4b Illglicst Price Paid loi <x«oa Fat Cattle. J. J. F.H4I.ESRACH

Visit Dr. Kelley’e office for first class Dental worE Gold live ! j)l(de a speciallij. I. C. Kelley. Emmet Kannal, Sole Agent for Rensselaer. PARK WEIGHT. C9_B.S-t£B XJnderfiaker. Calls promptly attended day or night. RENSSELAER - INDIANA ARBUCKLES’ name on a package of COFFEE is a guarantee of excellenceARIOSA

COFFEE is kept in all first-class stores from the Atlantic to the Pacific. COFFEE is never good when exposed to the a.r. Always buy this brand in hermetically sealed ONE POUND PACKAGES. _ New Meat Market - fl ItflluA OKE DOOR EAST OF POST-OFFICE. . "U Avoods - old stand :> FBESH & CURED MEATS ZeLaiLkin and ' .-'_.5N THE BEST IN QUALITY, 7 constantly on hand. £»“nig’iv‘t luarkct priee-paid for fat young beef cattle. S« H. HOWE, - ’ y 'Proprieto?, •