Rensselaer Republican, Volume 20, Number 35, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 3 May 1888 — Page 5

KIRK’S k/ A / 'JX f FLOATING SOAP IS THE CHIEF * Far the Bath, Toilet and Laundry. Snoyy White and Absolutely Pure. If your dealer does not keep White Cloud Soap, tend 10 cents for sample cake to the makers, JAS. S. KIRK & CO., CHICAGO. A sure remedy fpr the cure of NEURALGIA, no matter where located. RHEUMATISM, HEADACHE, SLEEPLESSNESS, KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseases. Heart corrector, It is the LADIES’ EItIEND. Try a bottle. I offer no humbug. It is the greatest PAIN KILLER known. READ THIS! Baldwin, Mich., August 10,1887. , Geo. G. Steketee; Grand Rapids, Midi., Dear Sir:—lf neuralgia was ever hereditary, it wasinrfiy fAthcr gfam!ly. Mymother was afflicted with it tis long ago as I can well remember, and I, in common with the other members of her family, was a martyr to its tortures in its most acute form. Night after night in spite of opin tes given to easo the pain have I passed, sitting up Or walking the floor of my room in such pain as only sufferers frorq this terrible disease know. At length I procured a bottle of your “drops.” toqk a few doses, which relieved me and quit. In about a week the disease returned. I then resolved to follow directions faithfully and given it a fair trial. I did so and to my inexpressible relief and happiness have not had a single twinge of it since, and that, was three years ago. Other members of our family have also used it with themosthappy results, would not like to say that it will cure every one, but it did me; and I earnestly advise every one suffering from the disease to give it a thorough trial, and be sure to take it according to directions. Respectfully yours, J. W.. Nicholson, Register Deeds, Lake Co., Mich. Price 50 cents per bottle, 3 bottles on receipt of 81.50, express paid. P. S.—Trial bottle sent or receipt of 12'cents lii .U. S.. poßtage .stamps. Address. ’. GEO. G. STEKETEE, Qrand Rapids, - Mich.

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Republican Town Convention.

Republican Town Ticket. For Trustee for the First District, NATHANIEL W. REEVEFor Trustee fqr the Second District ADDISON • PARKISON. For Trustee for the Fourth District SIMON PHILLIPS. For Town Clerk, FRED L. CHILCOTE. For Town Treasurer, CHARLES C. STARR. For. Town Marshal, WILLIAM H. WOOD. The Republican convention to nominate a ticket to bo voted for (and elected); next Monday, was held at the court house, last Monday evening. Over 130 Republican voters were present and participated in the work. The nominating of a Councilman for the first ward was the first work, in order. R. P. Benjamin and C. P. Wright were voted for. Result, Wright 55 votes. Benjamin 47. Wright was declared the nominee. Subsequently, however, it was discovered that Mr. Wright did not live in the First Ward and N. W. Reeve was nominated by acclamation. For Councilman in the Second Ward Addison Parkison was nominated by acclamation. In the Fourth Ward Simon Phillips was nominated in the same manner.

For Town Clerk Fred L. Chilcote, Arthur H. Hopkins and' Jcrs. „F. Hardman were named as candidates. .The first ballot gave Chilcote 75 votes, Hopkins 27 and Hardman 31. Chilcote having received a majority of all the* votes cast, was declared the nominee. For Treasurer, C. C. Starr, the present incumbent, was re-no,mi-liated by acclamation. For Town Marshal, W. H. Wood, the present incumbent, and Win. Warren were put in nomination. The ballot made Wood the candidate by a vote of 80 for him to 53 for W arren. e It is an excellent ticket and was nominated with the utmost harmony and good feeling.

Proofs are now abundant in all directions that the worst elements of the Democratic party are now controlling its destinies. Look at the backdown under the lash of the Southorn.brigadiers.Look at Mills, of Texas, rattling around in the place that should be filled by Randall. Look at Senator Voorhees, voluntarily appearing before the Supreme Court of the United States tp defend and eulogize the tally-sheet convicts and criminals. Look at the slaughter of “Uncle Joe” McDonald, in his own ward, by an insignificant tool of Isaac P. Gray. Look at the infamy of Governor McEnery in Louisiana. Look at Grover Cleveland and the Solid South. Last but not least, look at the convict, Sim Coy, running a nominating campaign in Marion county and routing the better element of the party at all points. A little later on we may also look at the robber and baron, William L. Scott, at the head of the Democratic National Committed scattering boodle over the land, and heading the hosts of corruption in the N<srthand law defiance in the South in the most daringly unscrupulous and desperately infamous election campaign of all history, for the re-election of the man Cleveland. Will the better element of the Democi atic party consent to be degraded to the low level of this worst element ?—Logansport Journal. <<

A Mysterious Disappearance.

News comes from Keener township of the mysterious disappearance of one Chester Brockway. He went into the woods, some two or three weeks ago, to do some chopping on one of the Sigler farms, in that township . He failed to return and search* was made for him. His coat h x t tllcl a parll y emptied dinner bucket were found; also a bottle of so-called stomach bitters, about half consumed. Extensive search has been made with the expectation of finding the maiFs dead body'iFthe woods, but without result. Brockway, the missing man, is of-but. lit natural understanding and also' liable, when he has been drinking, to lose what little sense he had and to wandergaround in a demented condition. He was kept at the county poor house for a long time, a few years ago. He is a broth-er-in-law of the Mrs. Brockway who has just been taken to the insane asylum.

For a languid, tired feeling, Hibbard’s Rheumatic Syrup has no equal, creating a good appetite, and rendering a healthy and active digestion. Sold by F. B. Meyer*

County Correspondence.

HANGING GROVE Mrs. Sadie White of Chicago, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Hilton." * ' Rev. E. E. Snoddy preached in Lowell, Sunday. Mias Alice Banta has returned home from Terre Haute, where she spent the winter. Rev. Hall preaches at the Osborne school house every two weeks. The young folks of Hanging Qrove enjoyed a pleasant social and “taffy pulling” at Mrs. Jane Balta’s, Saturday night. Old Joe. HOGAN AND WALKER.. Frc4 Hasselbnng is suffering with a swollen hand, the cause of which is known to Lewis Newcomb. A boy at Will Childers’, on the Sellick ranch. Charles Armstrong has moved into his new building. Peter Hoffman now occupies the building vacated by Mr. Armstrong. Chas. Armstrong has three young wolves which he exhibits free, of charge. The Republican convention was held last Saturday at Walker. The trains on the L., N. A. & C. and C. & I. C. Rys. do not make very good connection at Fair Oaks. Lately an old lady fifty years old was obliged to walk from Fair Oaks to our station, a distance? of eight miles, simply because the conductor would not wait for her to walk from the depot to the crossing. June Bug. REMINGTON ITEMS. Miss Miranda Wilcox and Mr. Hotline were married or Thursday afternoon last at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orson Wilcox. Rev. E. B, Woodson officiating. Dr. S. C. Maxwell of Two Harbors Minn, arrived here a few days ago, his purpose being to settle up his affairs in this place and to take his family back with him to his new home in the north-west. While we regret exceedingly to lose them we are glad to know that their lines will be cast in pleasant places, hereafter. The- Methodist church -in. this place is to ba painted, renovated and rejuvenated, both outside and inside, and in the course of a few weeks will doubtless present a handsome appearance. Miss Minnie Bartoo is preparing to erect a handsome two story residence on the lots immediately east of Mr. E. A? Bartoo’s property. Mr. J. E. Hollett is building a substantial wareroom in the rear of his business block. An addition is also being made to the store room occupied by Smith & Balthis,-

W e are pleased to chronicle the the fact that Mr. D. M, Nelson has post-poned his return to the west indefinitely. He has entered into partnership with Mr. Dibell in the lumber business. Being gentlemen of well known integrity and business capacity the new firm will doubtless command a large trade. Mrs. Elizabeth Coover, of whose serious and painful illness frequent mention Jias been made in these items, died at her home on S. Ohio street last Wednesday morning, at 7 o’clock. She was a most estimable Christian lady and her loss will be deeply felt, not only by her sons and daughters to whom she was devoted, but by_a large circle, of fri ends. The fun eral took place from the residence on Thursday afternoon, Rev. J. B. Crowe officiating, and was largely attended". AH the children were present including her son Marion of Kentland, who has been dangerously sick with pneumonia, for the past two weeks and who left his bed to attend his mother’s funeral.

Is Consumption Incurable? Read the sollowing: Mr. C. H. Morris IFewark,Ark.. “Was down with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced me an Incmable Bonsu m ptive. Began taking Dr King’s anF now on my third botlle. and am able to oversee the work on n>y farm—lt_ is finest medicine ever made.” Jesse Middlewart, Decatur. 0.. says: “Had it not Seen for Dr. King!s__£JetfDiscovery for I wonT3 have died of Lung Trouble#. Was given up by doctors. Am now in the best of health.’ Try it. Sampe bottles free at F. B. Meyer’s Drug Store. Ayer’s Pills are the best cathartic for correcting irregularities of the stomach and bowels. Gentle, yet thorough in their action, they cure constipation, stimulate the appetite and digestive organs, and strengthen the system.

REMINGTONIAN.

AGAIN AT LAST.

Another Railroad (on paper) Crosses Jasper County. At last it is our pleasure to announce that still another railroad to cross Jasper county has been projected. Articles of incorporation were filed with the (Secretary of State, last Monday for the American Midland Railroad Company, the Indiana division of which is to extend from the Ohio to the Illinois State line, passing through with branches, the counties of Allen, Whitney, Kosciusko, Wabash,< Fulton, Pulaski, Jasper, Newton, Cass, White, Carroll, 'Benton, Tipton, Warren, B,‘arke, LaPorte, Porter and Lake. The capital stock is $4,800,000, and the’ managing directors are James T., Wilmot T. and Townsend Cox, Loren E. Ellsworth, Abiaham C. Jackson, Artuer Guthrie and Erastus F. Mead.

THE FAIRY GROTTO.

An Operetta in Four Acts. A Chorus of seventy-five voices from the Primary Grades of the Rensselaer School, under the direction of Misses Hester and Ryan assisted by Mrs. T. J. McCoy, Mrs. E. L. Hollingsivorth. Mr. W. B. Austin, Miss Nora Hopkins, Mattie Baker, Eddie Hammond and, Johnie will be given at the Opera House, Friday evening, May 18,1888. Proceeds Tor the purpose of purchasing much educational apparatus, for the primary grades. CAST OF CHARACTERS. Fairy Queen Mrs. E. L. Hollingsworth, Peter Grim Mafia.’.7.. 7.; VT.TT7: . . .Miss Nora Hopkins Puck Master Eddie Hannnond Carl John Leahy Anna ... Mattie Baker Village Children ..Eiuries -Pianist .. ..Mrs. S. P. Thompson Cornet... J. M, Healy New scenery painted by Mr. M. J. Miller especially for the. occasion. Doors open at 7, performance begins at 7:30. Programs supplied at the door.

A Bug in His Ear Twenty Years.

Edward Green, of Carpenter.tp., was among the old soldiers who were examined by Dr.' Lopp, the pension agent and physician, last Wednesday. One of his troubles was a deaf ear, in which was a gathering, which, at times, gave him considerable annoyance. The doctor operated on the affected ear with a syringe, for a short time and directly there floated out a small bug, about the size of the familiar lady-bug. Tim ear had troublesome for more than twenty years and Mr. Green supposes that he has carried the bug in it during all that time. The insect was dead, of course, and the wax in the ear preserved it perfectly. Mr. Green’s soldier friends tried to make him believe that the bug was only an extra large specimen of the old-time graybacks, but they failed to convince him.

A Successful Shakespearean.

The third annual festival and entertainment for the benefit of the High School Library was held in the Opera House, last Friday evening, and, like its predecessors, was a brilliant success, and netted a fine sum for the purpose for which it was given. The materials for the splendid and superabundant supper, were contributed by the liberality of our citizens, and solicited and collected through the exertions of the pupils of the school. A very large number of Shakesperean characters' were represented in costume, many of them very handsome and striking and nearly fell sufficiently appropriate to satisfy all but the hyper-critical. After the supper a short literary program was executed, consisting of a sketch of Shakespeare and hi s works, by Waiter L. Will ey; the address of Catherine of Arragon to the judges, by Miss Grace Vanatta; and the appeal of Portia to Shylock, in the Merchant of Venice, by Miss Nellie Kelley, nil concluding’ with two scenes from the “Merry Wives of Windsor,” by a doztm or more performers. The entertainment was pleasantly interpersed with songs and music. Mr. Thad P. j Varney, the comedian and theatre manager happened to be present ’ ience with a recitation. The voting of the silver dish to -tba.m.Qfi.t.poimlar lady took place after the literary program. After some scattering votes- the matter settled down to a contest between the friends of Misses Blanche [ Loughridge and Ray; Leopold. The final declaration of the result showed that Miss Leopold was the victor, having received 1876 votes to 1473 for Miss Loughridge. The-gokl ring in a piece of cake was won by Miss Caroline Irwin. The net proceeds of the entertainment will be about $125. All of which will go to increase the number of books in the library.

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Sale. I ami execution to me directed from the ! clerk < f the Jasper-('ircHit Court, in ;c e; use. i No. KM wherein Harry -E—Noliiii whs pin Hili I r,ml .John S. Kanney. Rcm.i'VhTi wTTe. i ami Michael I’. Nvjmi were defendants. reqoirI im.' me to make the sum of sixteen hr,nilred !■ ami eleven dollars ami ten ceiilsiElsll.lo.NU>- ! gether with interest and costs, I will expose at • public sale on . Saturday, the sth day of Maj, A. D., 1888, between tlfe hours of io o’clock A. M. ami •» o’clock P. M. of said day. at the door of the Court House in the Town of Rensselaer, Jasper j Courtly, Indiana, the rents awl pruftU--for tt--1 term hot exceeding seven (') years, by the year, I of the following described real e-tate. to-wit: The north halt ('i >oT section SeVeffT 7 >. town9hip thirty (80) north, rauge stx tO) -west; also the nor t h ha If (5$ > of the south w cst-quarter-(’4) and the northwest quarter (’.j of the Southeast qunriw t>.,) of section seven (+). township thirty (30) north, range six i6)-west, situated in the County of Jasper, stale of Indiana. . * And should such rents anil profits not sell for A sutn.su. fficient to discharge said copy of decree and execution, interests and eosts,-L will, at th‘c sanie.tlme and place, ami in the mnnher aforesaid, expose at public sale the fee simple right of said defeuiiams in and to said real estate or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to discharge said copy of- decijce and execution, interest and costs, Said sale will he tnade without relief and in accordance with theorder of Court in said copy of decree and execution SAMVEL E, VEOMAN- „ Sheriff Jasper County, Ind. Thompson A Bro., • Attorneys for Plaintiff.

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