Rensselaer Republican, Volume 20, Number 31, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 5 April 1888 — Page 8

THE REPUBLICAN L.„. - J , • QffiXSIQO -e))lovisvtiu H(W AIbAHYI CWCaCOjiT , • « ■~W ; — A* » " Rchssclacr Time Table. PAS&dGEII TRAINS. Sorth south. 1:38 A.M.....10:59 A.M. 3:08 A. M.<...8:20 P.M. 1:08 P. M.... ........11:02 P. M. WAY FREIGHT. 10:59 A. M1:39 P. M. Mother, co yon know a lythlngof th.it Balsam everybody i« talking'sqjnuch about* Ito you arf'erto Hibbard's Throat ant! Lnng Balsam* Yei-, that’s what 1 mean. Wr 11, 1 believe it is flic best m<MUeii>e.i>i the world for a cough cold nr sore lunes, and is so |dcasaut to take. Your Int her tool; ;i seterc < old day before yesterday, and is well to-day.

“May God Bless You!” A Boston Paper-Hanger's Trouble and How He Got Out of It—Plain Words 8 from the Sunny South. tv lien we are in trouble wft cry f* r help'. When w*‘ uis; relined we oftai forgca to Im .liauki’jl But uot always ?Jr W.W <-rif--in. of Xroiit Creelt./sr. f lair Co.,'Alak. writes: VI bad al ad attack of cllijljj ami fiver My system was full ol malaria Fol two years j s-arcely aide to work nt all. Smne times »ny heart .would palpitate lor two hours at a ‘■line Mv log* would get cohlto Cite knees, and I t.dly expected to di<- In September, Jsxl, ) »ught a bottlcoi Shaker Extract of Rm ts, or Scigel’s Curative syrup, oi your agent. .Mr. It M King, and bidore l ha>< tifkeii the first hottie 1 teli belter, inns b* f-ire 1 had taken the first Itotrle I felt ' r. ami in a short f line was able to go to work.. May < nd bless you lor the good vmi have dime ’ • ’ Air .Wiu. J. .FiiLiitti. tli inuwlull St , Host on vrite-: six li.. i Ills ago I began to have pains iti tsi i.o n and sides'. 1 got. little •Tf r dp awt xvosC fill ttrc'F Oltr. i 4 lo t five smndsiu feardays. 1 I'g.tu tsing .shaker t. ,:r.iol lbs i> o;.-Seig.,1 - ••„rai>>. .i,.i !. v h i ' bad iat'shi dtl M’.Ut b ifile I could ea' three ari • rink •lie ti.-l I al’i a pa'p.'r i.ing-T by .. ny ami Lai*■ v. ..rpc i ever*.' n.rv since I tons, sec ■. atpl gaunt*. peS iilii*-. n i»eii,inis jjg.t, to he• t....fittlii. amt I-ft'in. * u*■ I. ••ns all thy'statural passae •- o. 1 'nhty .i.■ in .'.l n-tub-d> .i-m it e b.m..l at’.'U '.i\- ■ '.ary '.■• tx-b'.ii'ii « I ;il di.-i .is. mi., c.e'.i.ivrni. * W. A. HA 1.!., o •' ■ 1; Hi . .■■ ii ' i ..1 A. . • ;i ■ . Btri < : XW 1i : I .... ■ 7»<»8I«‘C oTi*ric! s «»S EJquors. , rhe u..d '..'Jgit. d jjv* 3 jpi.tiee tn fit pabim-that hcmiffer he will i-.. ;1 b?ei\ Y-'iucs ttn.i liq.'.i.ns, at Lis sl’j B, ;.f ‘.te (pllouiug prices: beer 1. Bittles 25 cents. - 5 “ 'Best v hiskiy, per qt. 89 cents. “ “ “ pt. It) “ “ " ’• Jpt. 20 “ “ )t ■' “ glass 5 “ j'd; I'tiVies sold at wholebh. rales.- 1' Lave sewra lit undiv tt an lais \v<si'tii <<F Imo v.'hi. livy in I ndimd wish’to disuse es i ." -.io, at the pnc'S. C'.ll Luil BXUIU-ILC bL.A kk. ’M. O. Haljcran PARK WEIGH??. e. U- ■■ V'’ ‘A ‘ A- --“T ' ' ■ | ■ ■ Iff'" I--pfohqtiy ah.'■:e r tal c. y ci i .: ■ --a ;7'.ILL.'." ■! - Tvr. i - -.5 ; v-;; q. fn Menp’.;? So le.lci :r vain, until they to y<-r\< y .-a, .uil'.a. The. .they r.-- ' ■. et the -• .1 of Stideri."." t’e'-y slight w ese.-.jv i 1,.;.: Ti:«y tried -dy < .. .t'ib'T. li.e t. o' vivas constitutiouul I < ' >e..'. ;..iu. it;. , ii'Ayer’s Sarsapa•tiHai did rs <?riTiive—worX’fs _ Tta TR#.xI i'ufifitr, Usey were T c. impelled to sttfk ■ The v.-ife cf Sanryel Page, 21 Austin s"., Li.weii, -dass.. w.as. for a long time, subject to severe headaches, the result if st*i, : .cl. ;a ’ Ever disorders. A'perfect cure has been eUeeted by Ayer’s Frank K ' s. 727 "Washington st.. 7st d<. s;> s t;. a r ), v foriat-riy had ter’lle l.ea ..»< i.vx. aud’s until’ he took .'.. ci's ba;so, arii'n. never found any . jL.divir.r that v. buld give Permanent Relief. Every Spring.' for years," -'writes Liuziy W iJeVrau. 2*"2 Fifteenth st., > Brooklyn, X. Y., "I have had lufbler- ; .•. 'de ht-iida* lies. Ic* tnineneed the uso i • . Ay or's Sar*apat'4iia last March, and ; had a headache Aince...that J •raie.” • ‘ j • I suffered .in-.- h«, imligt s- -. i, ..-.id i.was hardly aide , t drag myseif about -the*house/’ w-rii*‘s j 2 i rs. FI. M. Lewis, of A st., Lowell, Mass. “Ayer’s Sarsapurilladias worked .t ua; vel-i.s ..I, n<_. in my case. I now , strong and well as evfr.” Ibnas Ge.nnan, JEs*.;.. cf Lykin?. Pa., writes. "For years' I have suffered ■ ; ' vlo' Spring, front headache, s'isx i by-imparity <1 the blood and i i. i.o! ess. ft seemed Tor j .■•■ l sis that my head w l '.’:bl .split open. ithlng xcHered me. till I ti.uk Ayor’s i.-irsapaiil.a. This mi dieiim has cured Ac ccuydetely.” >. ! ' YVLvL Mrs. Gerevra P.c’anger. of 21 i Bridge st... Springriejde Alit-x.. l.'eg'in 1 ase Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, she had s tr cred I tr some years lipin a sindOTEraffectioii rt . th’-’k Oneyj. Every Spring, tiso. tfas afilieted with hcadacl>-. loss of . ,»npetrtr{atai in.ifgesilon. A friend O’-r- ! luitded her to use Ayer's Sarsa;>arii!a'. : whii.-h benefited her wonderfully, llei b.r-allh is jiuw perfect. Martyrs to hea I r ,he -h . Aid try i Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, ' , ’rtepioed by 7>r. . T ..C. Ayer.% Co., Lowell, Maw. Ptioe $1; six boule*, *a. Worth a boule.

REAL-EATATE TRANSFERS.

Warrantee Deeds, when not Otherwise 'I- ■ ~, Specififetf- ‘ D.J. Thompson to tewisßrownell. Feb. 14. Its .10,dl. 12? Hl 10, Western add, lleniingtod. j quitclaim 3 25 Goo. Majors to Lewis. Brownell Feb. IP. pt ne 25-27-7, Carjien ter, and bls 7, 10, Its 1,2,3,10, 11, bl 8, Western add Reining ton, quitclaim 2 l.ewis Brownell to Wm. Russell, Mar. 5, same as aboye 2500 Isaac C Rardin to Geo Wesrter, Mar. 22, sj ne 6-31-5, & acres, Walker tp. 800 Van Rensselaer Weston to Mary A. Fisher, Mar. 22, It 20, bl 31, West bn’s add, Rensselaer 75 A Thompson, et al to John A. Fig ter, Mar. 26, ne 2L&&7, 160 acres, Keener tp. . 560 Berger Arm esen to John W. , r augfliop Mar. 24, ej ne 4-31-5, 80 acres Walker tp. 200 Hi nr}- Niman to Jas. B. Fulwiler Fitly I L ’B." se niv 17-ffl (L 40 ftcres, Walker tp. , .... 1 Mm. E, Moore to Joseph H. Francis, Mar. 26. ej nl ne ne 25-29-7, 10 acres and pt nw nw 30 296, Marion, 1150 Alfred J. Tilton to Geo. W. Jilton -Hthnr 21f32 6, > Wheatfield , 10 Benj. Van Wicklin to August Litko Mar. 21, pt Its 9, 10, bl 1 When’Held -300 Edward A. Sackett to Geo. W. Sackett Mar. 10, nJ 25-32-6, anu sj sj 24-32-6, 480 acres, . Wheatlidd tp. quitclaim, 450 Wm. F. .Miler to John A. Me Farland, Meh. It*, ne sw and sw sw 21-28-7, 80 acres, Jordan 1400 Jano-A.. Dodd toDavid J. Thompson Meh . 18, wjnene 28-28 5, ", 2vy-b,cies, Milroy tp. 4p Wm. Esson to Eugene Park, ] M i .21, und] cl 7 28-7, Jord- ' iin 1 P« ■ 1425* •>■•*-•’i-..--r ('ir. Court to Eugene" Park. Meh. 21,’ pf e.j 7-2b-7, n ;t. Ip. 4KHO •I. <). 41. McDcug'.e 10, EUxabeth ’ (■ O t It. .Jan. 19, Its «: 9, 10, bl *’.. 1 iitinibexs & Morgan’s add Ketnii g on, 2 0 I j i>:’h; O'Connor, by adm, to .’1..! -.v Bukowski, ’ Meh. 1’,,. : :‘cr<-, in 25 27-7, Carpenter tp. 600 Tiiip’iiiy O’Connor by ndm to J: ncx Hogan Its 1,8, 9, bl 3, ,ii 'a.ittglou, 100 Ma;\ >.r* t M Keister to El, W. V*’i'iis. 51 acres in 23-28-7, Jocdun tp. iQoo James N’t.sh by heirs to P 1 ,sh. Jnnv. 7, 100 acres iti !«' Gillam tp. .quileiaiin, IQO J.ispc-rC. t «-to Peler Nttsh Meh". 21 " 12 iielev in.l-30-5, G'Mam ff’. 1096 Z' E Wiuiamson to O. B. Melnti.'e. .Ju‘y'2s. ’B7 If 3, bl 19, L’-'.uin-ton, quitclaim, 100 Same to same mid?, sw nw 4 27-6. t.. fj'erter tp,- 2o acres. . 200 James German to Rebecca Wo* d Mdi. 25 -pt ne nw 21-30 6, 6 acres. Barkley tp. 120 1). J, Tl’.ompson to Christopher K’ lli'in, Meh. 28, nw sw 22 31-5, tn acres Gift am tp-. . 130 ■ .'ln; in L. Rogers't > V. < ’m. Haley ' i- !>'. r{. se anti heYsw-'O-W)*-— — M: Hen tp. . . out? ■E H. Green to Ja*. F’, Irwin F.-h 21. n? ■ •.' nw 36 20 a res. •. i'ittin id. , 40 —• • - • -• ew- ♦ .- —_ TT.i’.-n al <*.;i-ti? i; ivi .mi be vi t’-v.i i r.re.t ; i'■ r-.-fMTi »l .o'•ar-l's :.Lo.;.i;:i.4f i •.:!< inter l ~ C

a :•.' t w . t’c itt'.b'.ctr : e!it_s.Qf.,i,:V. ipiJt'-u-'p- ■ ■ e i' meet m e<>:i-ti\i li..;i si.i\ it- in ■ -ii ■■■.! or e.'i aper t.'ia:. nt pres- . ! !ii> < t ticver lias a hreq?’ nr iii.’ro '• ■'l stuck bet n carried in Jasper <■> V'hln ’.s now in iippeetioa' ■ A. llcu -tls' n«r large aarum.:-. ~aa t.tidffleal,’>• ■ wiJ ljg.ixi> -f-erter : rsa..s. 1 " in'.'! see U p ■tiinoii- S'uiv .*k r .■■ s, elegant buggies, wjii; ~, leuLugoy top- Bi.‘n ; ietr’tT. - cr-7 t-r 4 uy h—ttH’gf) stooi. ;*i J D ‘, v i Li » oe e'.m /l itre-’, ui ' Brt»\vii-Cui-; a’ rd o:’i -Tc il.ljl hi :\ ■< cd . ic.-cr.cetvstisy Acme h:'.:-- " rues Evans* .all ir; n ami sAji-el ’.i r ‘ is. E'-an-' Corn I’i.itit.’j-,: lu-J ■ To'vvts, liand eem -pei ,'• r. . i x?T.«ive varieti ; emL.rd. • k s, McCormick aiitl Us- •> r niowes. raspers ‘:i:i;t v'u Is' ■ morel, blows, garden j\ > v.- ;,!! m.u l.mi ex'ms e-c, d J . Eudley Threshers and Scpartitor-', : 'le’uinnan tanks'-v..’. I 'pecially i t’-.i- i. t: n’iUn or .|>rac:itd I’.i’.d progress .•.< <■.; ti to the working of 1 .’><„• "d '. I b-'tun and parallel shovel mipemet’.t 'uirivators,’’ which -eonttrinl novel, points snd improved features. V C.tn furnish extra shears tor plows, w:; i e desired, and anv extra ruaebin i Trv; ....V It is nsy design to establish a depot ■ here any worth} - article of farm iuae. inery niay be supplied at all times, ■■ t the hi Ost reason a ble prices, | Be sure before concluding pifrcliases 1 •i .hese lines.ro call at my farni ihip’e 1 - + *eut warehouse and learn what I will be aole to do for vour adv antage ! CHAS A. FOBERTS, ;

Mares jEorSaie. j •I’have 12 good marcs, of various breeds,-sees from 5 to 9 vears, t* • » o from l.li-v to I.SQU pounds, (one of the mares is afine Hambletonian. and for riding or singla driving can not be ex _— cr ■■■ . - c *'l I cti.edj I will sell at private sale, on reasonable terms, at. my residence, rnttf'i mile north-of Julian, Newton county,"T Indiana. .1 29-ltp Chas. Bakeb. - i- r . > ’ t

The Shakespercan Entertainment.

The Rensselaer High School will give a Shakesperean entertainment, similar Dickens and Scott entertdinnients given two and bhe years ago, respectively. The proceeds are to be applied to the Dickens’ library, The great good which has resulted from this library will be sufficient to stimulate all lovers of education to greater efforts to make the Shakespearean entertainment a greater financial success thah either of the previous two, so that our already large find excellent library will be increased two or three hundred volumes- The good people of Rensselaer will, again aid us in preparing one of the firiest public suppers given in our towii, by contributing liberally of those viands which so deliciously satisfy the inner man. The articles desired will be chickens, turkeys, hams, Eeef, cakes, pies, bread, butter, preserves, eream, milk and all kinds of other good things that the kind donors may see fit to give. In a week or so the several committees will visit each family in toAvu to solicit the necessaries for the supper. An entertainment of an hour’s length will follow the supper. All the exercises will be taken from Shakespeare.s works. A full programme will be published in due time. One of the principal features of the evening will be the sixty costumed characters, all taken from Shakespeare. This grand entertainment .will ■ be given Friday evening, April 27, ■ in the Opera House.

F. W. REUBELT.

! J)ild.—March 2*. 1888, at si? o’clock, p. rn.,.;..t her Jn-ine in Barkley township, Jasper cotiniy, IrjL, Afrs, jjarah A ih.yre, wife of Rev. G. W. Fajne. ;n.ii old citizen of Barkley township. ' Mini.. Payne was hern March 6, 1820; ' was married to her now bus; . band, Oct. 19. 1847; was converted at i the age of thirteen years; joined church j am! continued a inctriber until her death. She was ready when the mesI sfngir came, with eouhdt-nce resigned | hci'seli to Him vzhom she had followed i so long, and sweetly fell asleep in Je slis, leaving a fond busband and six de.vot ’d children to mourn her loss The writer preached he funeral discuiirse to a 1 large and sympathetic • audii nee, after which the remains were i buried in the Prater grave-yard, to I sleep, until Jesus comes to take his loved ones hc:r'e. E H—MtHrfts

Announcements o* Candidates FOR COUNTY SHERIFF. THII.II' RLUE. We are authorized to announce, the ' name <;il’ht.hp Blue as a candidate for i die oilice of Sleriff of Jasper county; 1 subject to the decision of phe Republican nominating couventign. A. G. HARDY. V»’e are authorized to announce to the Republican voters of J.jjsperx-O'jCty tfeat A. G. Il irii -, of Carp‘liter town'bhip. is a candidiite lor the office of Gour.iy SlieriilLsutiject t > the decision of Uiu Republican ‘uomi iating eonven- ' tiob. ’ ' !•- : — ~ ERASTCS I‘KA(’<IC!». i/.’i. i; rTEt S.HJCAN: P • a-e anuoinr'e t-e name of Erast;is PeA^.ftil’sgyi-MttFidti-;p.. as a cutrrlp(ir’tc tor tire oflire ot ! ;'ounty 'Sheriff. ! Si. jvet to lj>! decision of tne Repubii | -can C mtdy-Convention. . EitAxTi's Peacock. I |>. V,. I’ .Y.xE. I’.iiir.'i; li.’ii’i.'BLiCAx: Please, an- ' tjouuce ibHt tii ’ui der- giicd is a can ! di’iaiu t’lu i’llire < i Bounty Sheriff, .J J--per eoiiiii'. . subj Co to the Jeeis- " ."the Bepifiiii -city eonyen’lo.i. , Geo. AV. Pay,nS. lintsi ’v T -wiiabip. —’ pvrtt- ifOMMIS'Spj'NER.. Li.Wl- I’. :• HI KER. j V,\ pr?<>eni for nomia uiou as a Re- ■ jiiibii.an eindiuute t* r Cdinmiss'mner ' •>ti the 34 ; :'*. t. Eidvh P. Sirirgji, a ■ man or go -.d ■•omimm s-nsi, with .good ' Libit •. v. ci; d on the Uuiies <:f :he | ••Li •? -»tae right man n ing at the Tight i p.-tU’C. WIiEATITEi.iI.. j At -kliina./s rc-'.L.draut you will! find sal men, .peaches, pears, apii-' sugar cotd; black cherrifcs, sardines both iu oil and niu-tiiul. iug musau’d,.. horse rad- i dish, pepper sauce, catsup, baking i coffee, confectionary of all kinds, the largest and liest fsolcciioii Qi candies- in Renssebter, cheese, bologna, dried bet-f, jellies, nuts, all Linds soft drinks, cigars, tobacco, fi’ie cut..plug and smoking, crackers vtc. . Call and he will treat you nicely and give you good goods at Ake lowest prices.. - CATtlAiiTte 2 --!libb.trd’s Rheumatic fyyrup is one-of tl.-.- ti mx-t (axatlye- ialffe w< rkt, Kroynip’ Hid bowel- < tl'e.’t.velv aS v> ell as mildly, witllbut pain, griping er weaknes<

Allman sets a good table at his restaurant-and bakerv. Cannel, yf >ods chfe.ip at Allman’s. . A BwodThmc—y »,r. up is <he greatest blood purifier,in the world. Beas teaches ■ lesson, Read their formula, found in the F Sedical panipidet'.. . ' a —2 . ..Dyspepsia ordigestion always vleKTi to the curavive of ‘Hibbard's liheunfati* Syrup, contiiiatug us it does nature's sdeeiile ■saw ilia --Jr - . ■» •» —-"- .T — ——>- - Your patronage ’solicited. J ■ C. Allmax.

Soeuxd. of ■ —— ■ ' . 'I ’jxj-r Rensselaer, Indiana, March 30,1888. r*pHE ASSESSORS <{>f the several Civil Townships of Jasper county, Indicia, met at the Auditor’s office, in Rensselaer, as per call bf the*Auditor. Present as assessors: James W. Spriggs, W. W. Murray; Hugh W. Porter, Chas. M. Paxton, D. E. Fairchild, W. W. Hinshaw, Charles Mvers, P. H. Lally, Peter Foulks and Austin M. Lakin. Meeting was called to order by the Auditor. H. W. Porter was elected President and P. H. Lally, Secretary. On motion, and consultation, the following basis was adopted for the governing of the assessors for the Assessment ot property for 1888. The rates on the several articles to be changed, either above or belows aS the merits of the property may) demand: 1 Money “on hand or deposit, to be assessed at Gash Value. 2 Money loaned, on time dr oh call “ “ 3> Bonds issued by bodies corporate “ 4 Bonds issued by public corporations,' State &c “ “ 5 Shares of stock in any corporation “ “ 6 Goods and merchandise on hand “ “ 7 Articles for use in manufacturing, etc. “ “ 8 Manufactured articles on hand “ “ 9 Manufacturing tools, implements, machinery &c. “ “ 10 Agricultural tools, implements and machinery “ “ _ll Gold or silver plate, and plated ware “ “ 12 Diamonds, jewelry, watches and clocks - ** ' ? ff 13 Household-fiiraitufe and library “ “ 14 Tools, Irtw and medical books, surg’l insfm’s, med; “ “ 15 Nursery stock “ ‘‘ 16 Pawnbroker’s property “ “ 17 'Properties of companies and corporations T .“ 18 of saloons houses ” “ . 19 Market garden products “ “ 20 Home-made furniture “ “ 21 Slaughtered animals “ “ 22 Every franchise “ “ 23 Brick, stone and other building material “ “ 24 Steam, sailing or other water craft “ “ 25 Patent rights ' ' “ “ 26 Steam'engines, including boilers - “ “ 27 Fire and burglar proof safqs “ u 28 Billiard, pigeon-hole, bagatelle and similar tables *’ “ 29 Piano-fortes and other musical instruments “ “ 30 Sewing or knitting machines “ “ 31 Watches and clocks “ “ 32 Carriages, wagons, drays, carts or other vehicles “ “ 33 Hoop poles “ “ 34 Horse, four years old and oter, $80; three years old S6O; two years one year 815. Cults SB. 35. MuTps and asses, four years old and over $80; tl’fee years SSO; two years 830; one year sls? Colts 88. oB Cows, four, years old and over sls; three years sl2; heifers, two years $10; one year $4. Steers four years old and over $25; three .years $18; two years sl2; one yeaT $6. - , 37- Sheep per headsl 50 52 Chickens, per d0z.... , .$1 50 38 Hogs per pound 03 53 Hay, per ton tame...... 5. 00 39 Wheat per bushel 50 54 Hay, pet ton, wild 2 00 40 Buckwheat per bushel.. 50 5-5 Wool, per pound. 15 41 Rye per bushel 35 56 Tobacco, per pound..... 25 12 Oorrrper bushel 30 57 Maple sugar per pound. 10 43 .Clover seed per bushel.. 2 50 58 Bacon per pound 08 114 Oats per bushells 59 Pork per pound. 06 45 Timothy seed per bushel 1 50 60 Lard per pound 06 46 Flax <fc Hungarian per bu 75 61 Domestic wine per gal.. 100 47 Potatoes per bushel.... 50 62 Sorghum syrup per gal. 25 .48 Green apples per bushel 50 l>3 Threshingmachn’s 825 toß3oo 49 Dried apph s per pound 06 64 Stallions, imp... .SSOO to 8800 50 Turkeys each. 40 65 Scales..sso and under 51 Geese each 25 66 Cordwood... ..75cts. to $2 00 Imported cattle to be assessed in the same ratio as common stork. All other articles not enumer*".ied id'ove to be assessed'at a fair cash value. Additional improvmonts taken at 60 per cent, of-scost. By unanimous vote, the Auditor was directed to havb these proceed--1 ings published, H-nd fifty copies of the same printed to supply ther A. rsessors of the several townships. • 1 j P. H. Lally, Hugh W. Porter, Secretary. President. Attest: Geo. M. Robinson, Auditor Jasper County.

Bananas, oranges and lemons at . Amman's restaurant. <" . *•• • ' ‘ " f ; S MONEY! money—W. 11. H. Graham loans money in sums o£ 8300 -and, upwards, on long time, at i 6 to 7 per cent, interest. j Farmers nnd Stcc’' I should feed the Ex elsior hcirse a’id I cattle food: Th ‘ best•nndieine for stbek , and poultry. 1 pound sample-packages for 25 cts. 6 pound boxes for sl. For sale by 20-29 1 yr. Frank B. Meyer. THE STATE OF INHiANA.) «« Jasper I’Aiiivy. i 00. In .T.-ispei’Circuit Ci’iirt, to March Term, A. 1)., 1888 Mollie ilauiilloii . "■ vs. Jinne- \ ILimil’on. l’>“. IT REM L.'.i .mil !!I>. that <m ":d i';:y iu' April A. IV l.vss. the ribi'vi 1 nameil | piaintill' 1", M irde'’ai F (’llileoie, !.lT .ittori'.i; , iiled iu sa'id tcr.rt!); r en’ iplaint r.saiiwt m ifefeudan: for ilivoice iukl also tSs”niiidavit oi :i cPiiTpetelit ptf’.’soii. that sitiil defcudhnt is it non-resident of the Ftate Of ii dian.i. sail 1 . 11611resiilent defeii'lnpt istlivrefore hereby notified bv order ol said *'ou’ t, ol the pendency of sai l suit, ami that said cause willstaad for trial at tiie June term ot -aid Court, l-.s. to-vvil: on tf.e fourth da.' of Ju e.*i>'-s. ~S. WU'N'ESS. Mv brim! ."ml Hie seal JpxOX_s;ud—Cxiui't. rtlix-e-l nt iifr.-c ,n 1 T_? gg *>n thisjird daj cLAprii. twr — ~ .1 Aims u. i in. c M. >•'• Chile »te, Atty, fur, 1 U. Apr. 5-ii-l‘J

Notice to Heirs and Creditors of Petition to Sell Real Estate- ~ TtIESTATEf >FI Lf>L\XV,'„7~ Jasper County. 1 SS» In the Jasper Circuit Court, to June term. A. ' D.. i" . ■ V. ii’iair B. QiierrS. administrator of thotfstate rl f . .George W. Co-.. , decease : '--A - — C'y, .t , ■ Wnliain'Posey. „ -.<-■ Odessa 80-cyl Susan Glo.Ver. Mary J.Tyser. SOTICE is hereby given, that Will am jB. Querry, as a liniiii'lnitor -f Lie estate of jGeo. \V Tosey. deceased, late of said county and jstare, has.dl&a in the. CircuiL.C v urt of said County, his .petition to sell certain real estate lieionging to saidilece.loiit, tlte peisonai pniperty of said cerate being insure eiit to p.ty the indebtedness thereof, ttt.d the said petition will conte up for hearing or, tlw lirst day Qf the June term. court, whl-.-h term "com* inences at the Court ilouse.-in the town of Rensselaer, Jasner County. Indiana, on th - 4th dav ol -lune, tit? yern ao>r’sai,i WITNESS, iiyhaivl ar-.l tlie-s-'tl ,o‘J ZA-, r>N saidConrL r.Cixe<: ::t otlicy in I’ ”-- * f ,}-,y .. JaitES Fili WIN, Clerk. Mch,29.A]sr. 5-12.

Holies to Breeders. The imported'English ilraft trotting I andjtltorotighbred horse&j property. <>t IU. (ft Bond,, wiii make ihe Spring suv i s.m of li'BS at m,y stable adjoining t-m Halloran livery barn in Rensselaer, Ind. TE.vMS GOUNTBYMAN, -- (English Draft) and C&jit. O’Doimell. $15,00 to insure mr.ro with foal. S2O 00 for standing colt. Frank Goodrich. 810.00 to in-tire mare With foal. $12.51) for standing colt. BILLY WONDER

' (Trotter-; to insure mare with foal, " 820.00 for standing.colt, Insurance due in nine mouths from time eTeetwiee^ —Perseus failjug toi re turn mares as directed or parting iwith them, (or leave the neighborhood) be--fore-known to be with ford, forfeit the insnraiite. All possible care talen to prevent accidents, but will not be responsible >or any that may occur. Ped-grees of above horses may be 1 -seen tit my office. Call and examine the above stock, and you will be convinecyl that this istthe best collection of . draf. geaeral ,purpose andguad stallio- sin the D. C. B 0 «D, Owner. A. J \y. HORTON, , * DENTIST. 1 All diseases of teeth and gums carefully trwwjr I C— - ... x . I hugs and Crowns a specialty. Rensselaer, Indlaaa. 1

R()A1) SI AI.J J()NJr VwHOOSIER -:- JOE. Will make the season of 1888 at the stables of George Hoyes, live miles northwest of Rensselaer, from April Ist to October Ist. TERMS:—S7.OO to insure. Owners parting with mare before she is known to be with foal forfeit the insurance. Care taken to prevent accidents, but will be responsible for none. Payable when colt stands and sucks.■"-■^7--; — HOOSIER JOE , 1 ’ was sired by Hoosier Dick, a noted Kentucky stallion, who made the best pacing time on record jn his day. His dam was a thoroughbred fox-hunter. Hoosier Joe is well known in this section, having won, on the Lafayette track, a race in 2:30, which is his record. GEORGE HOYES. 27-2 m. Owner and keeper Sheriff’s Sale. 1 BY virt-ie of a certified Cffpy of a decree and execution to me directed from the Clerk of the Jasper Circuit Court, in a cause no. 3620, wherein Rial I’. Ben jamin was plaiiititr and Carmi Hayes wasdetendant, re piirinn; me to make tin sum of one hundred am! thirty dollars (g 130. together with interest and costs, "EwtHexpose at public sale on Saturday, the 21st day of April A. D. 1888? between the hoty s of 10 o’clock .a, m. and 4 o'clock p. m.of 'sai.l day. at Un d;>*>r cf the Court Hous*-, in ttlh t"wti of iten--r laer. JasjKir county. li’dianaiiiierents«.ix l preJiis tora term not cxceclhiir seven t") years, in, the year, of .the following described real estate i*>,wit: ' A part ol section, six LOJ in ?■, .vicjiip tiiii'ty T3O) north, range seven (7) w-st, e diimencing at a point twelve hundred and sixa -liie 112:15) feet north ol' the sojith east eorne-rbf said sectim six <«) and rtilining tln’iwe in - northerly direction parallel with the Limisville Now Al-b.-.ni & Chicago Rai!, Road o *v hiimlrwl and fllty (150) feet west 01-’he center thereof, twelve | hundred and fifty (1250) feet f« the -mull east ! cornel’ -of the tract herein UvMp'ibedi iltenec J Avest two biimired (2” ') fee; north one • hiin.lred ami fifty "1503 feet tlrESee r east two liiin.dreil.i2oo) feet and thence smith one hundred and fifty (ISO) feet to tlm pLne of beginning, together with a certain dwelling house thereon a’iin Jasper coi'.i’.lv Indiana. And should such rents and rio ts not sell 'for a sum suliicient to diSvhitrge? said I copy of ife'.'i'ee atid issceutimi; interests and costs’. I will, at .the same lime and I plai’Ctand in tlie maiiiii'i’ aimc-; i .. expose at , i public sale the fee simple rig.. t of said defendant. hi. and to said, real cstiilc Vriso .liitieh thereof ns shall be siiftieie'nt' to d : ••cliargo. said copy of decree and execution,* feferests and I-CO.BLB. -vs. i Said sale will be made withm.t relief and in I iicconinnco with-theTr.'h3nrt“lgHnrlu safiTcapy of decree and execution. SAMUEL E. YKOM AX. Sheriff. Jasper *.* iin? , Indiana. .. W. 11. If. (i.nfliam-. : Attorney for I’laini’fl. March 19, 188?. -IHEM pi 4WW 7KWW OF n se® - Hciica to Tetfftship Trustees Notice is lirrcl y ;..i\en to tin- 'i ■ in'liip Trustees of tl;,' si’vei.il civil town.- aol Jaspel ('minty, jiidiniia. 'hat Imo are r ■ piai- l to meet ai the Aiditor’;: ottme. on’Erida. .milUli .day m 'vo?cL m ; . ;.ir.t);.e pit a■o’of>■ iI; ill’.r a corn - pleie si’tt’emeijt w.ltl t.ie Timid '*'>T r Ci>TiimT?v--sum u; cii ’. "mi m all the in.ds.ia thejr . v >' , T.''<i ' cfy ha-id a 11. iu.> -eal ol st kt, I !I ' l ' 1,1 '' of ' ■ mers, nt thi- fin .• u s April, ‘ g: lb si. n*>i,. .-It'.. • Amlitir. j.: jerzni.’? I -g ■. ?; -r-’TTSs ‘ ■ z : 7j z ') y* j, :• ■ V". I'd • a ® v I ONE DOOR EAST OF POST-OFFICE (WOODS’ OLD STAND ) FBESH & CURED MEATS 2 —kinils/anil THE BEST IN QUALITY, J constantly on hand, AH Goods Strictly Cash. - /J.—H ighest market? price paid for .fat youxe twef cattle. liiirhe-rt TrireJ&.d for Hides and Pelts S. If. HOWE, Propriefcr!