Rensselaer Republican, Volume 22, Number 52, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 28 August 1890 — Page 8

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THE CLOSE OF THE INSTITUTE.

, The Teachers’ Institute reached a . total atendance of 140, before the closing day, Among the notable features of the 'week were Prof. Bryan’s interesting and most scholarly lecture, Thursday evening, on the subject "The Mortal-Immortal,” 1 which WAS attended by a crowded: audience; and on Friday evening the annual Teachers’ Reunion. Among the features of the Reunion were brief addresses by Profs. Bryan and Gh Arman, some- excellent elocutionary performances by Prof. Thompson of Terre Haute, and an original poetic story, by Miss Grace Nichols, “good enough to print.” Some important resolutions, adopted by the Institute, are here given: We, the committee on resolutions, beg leave to submit the following to the teachers of Jasper county, in the Institute assembled: Whereas, teachers’ meetings and associations are among the chief agencies in elevating the teaching profession and stimulating a love for pedagogical studies: | Resolved* , that we favor a Joint i Institute of one day of all the townships of Jasper county, called by the County Superintendent at the time ( and place he may designate during , the current school year, j That we petition the township trustees to allow the day spent in I Joint Institute to take the place of a 1 regular township Institute. Whereas, some Trustees have refused or failed in time past to pay their teachers for attending the township Institute: j Resolved, that we respectfully demand all just allowance due us. Whereas, the teachers of Jasper county, generally, have not been allowed a Janitor fee. Resolved, that we present our : claims-for such fee to the trustees of ' our respective townships. Whereas, the leading educators of T the State have inaugurated a systematic course of reading for young people. j Resolved, that we as Teachers of Jasper county exert our influence to follow out this course. ! As an appreciation of the work ; done this week in the Institute by : Prof. Wm Bryan and Prof. A. R. Gharman: Resolved, that we extend to them our thanks. I And further resolved, that we give to the County Superintendent our hearty co-operation in his earnest es- ! forts to better the schools of Jasper . county, and that we extend to him j our thanks for the success of this 1 Institute. j Finally, Be it Resolved, that J these resolutions he published in the I County papers. |. Howard L. Wilson*, ' C. G. Hammond, Maggie Lang, Com. Eva Rayburn, Nellie Kelley. I J j We have just received a large line ■of the celebrated Seitz, Schwab & Co’s., boots and shoes, for fall and winter. Also a fine line of J. W. Gookey’s fine kip boots, for men and boys, and every pair of them fully guaranteed. *

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kbit 10m; THE STATE OP INDIANA,# Jasper County, ( SS* In Jasper Circuit Court, to October Term 1890. Beit remembered, flint on this 27th (lay of Aug’-lst, A. I>. 1890, .femes Rogers by W. 11. H. Graham, ills attorney, Alert in the Office Of the Clerk of said county, his complaint against .Mary Jane Moore, Joseph M. Beal, Sarah A. Beal, Mrs. Beal, widow of James I’. Beal, deceased, Francis WiUiams, John S. Williams, Sarah Creek, Calvin B. Creek, Amy E. Nash, Mr. Nash, husband of Amy E. Nash. Abel L. Warren, Mrs. Warren, wife of Abel L. Warren, the unknown adult and minor ljeirs of Abel L. and Mrs. War•ren deceased, Sidncr Ambler, Mrs. Ambler, wife of Sidner Ambler, the unknown adult and minor heirs of Sidner and Mrs. Ambler deceased,„Samuel Meul/.er, Mrs. Meulzer, wife of Samuel Meulzer, the unknown adult 5 and minor heirs ot Samuel Meulzer and Mrs. Meul/.er deceased, Andrew J. Norris, Mrs. Norris, wife of Andrew J. Norris, the unknown adnlt and minor heirs of Andrew J. Norris and Mrs. Norris deceased, Rachael Henderson, the unknown adult and minor heirs of Rachael Henderson deceased, Eliza Jane Little, the unknown adult and minor heirs of Eliza Jane Little deceased, Lucia V. Bretagne, the unknown adult and minor heirs of Lucia V. Bretague deceased, Mrs. Little, wife of Ingram Little, and the unknown itdult and minor heirs of Mrs. Little, wife of Ingram Little deceased, and also the affidavit of a competent person that said defendants are non-residents of the State of Indiana, and that said action is to quiet title to certain-Rent Estate, safiT non-resi-dent defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said suit, and that said cause will stand for trial on the 20th day of Octobcl, 1890, the same being the first judicial day of the October Term, 1890, of said Court. s. Witness my hand and the seal of (SEAL 1 said Court, affixed at office in Rensselaer, Indiana, on tlii# 27th — / o^- y day of August, 1890. James f. irwin, ——— —— ‘ Clerk. W. H. 11. Graham, Atty. for Plf. Aug. 28. Sept. 4-11.

DITCH NOTICE. WHEREAS, Amanda A. Denton, of White county, Indiana, and David Culp, of Jasper county". Indiana, filed in the Auditor’s office ol White, eauutv.-Indiana, a petition to the Hoard of Commissioners of tin; counties of White and Jasper, in tlie State of Indiana, praying said Boards to cause to be constructed a ditch or drain in Mon fin township. White county. Indiana, pud in Hanging Grove:, Mil-; toy aikt Marion townships, Jasper county. Indiana, as hereafter described, a copy of said petition having been duly certified by the Auditor of White county, India.ua, to the Auditor of Jasper county. Indiana, and whereas the Board of Commissioners oi White county appointed Thomas J. Gaffonl, Uriah H. Hussey and Robert R: Briekenridge, of White county, Indiana, and the Board of Commissioners of Jasper county, appointed Alfred Donnelly, Francis M. Barker and Elzer A. Griswold, of Jasper county, Indiana, as viewers in said cause, to view said proposed ditch and to perforin certain duties in said order named, and to do and perform all other necessary acts andservices as such viewers and to file their report with each of the county Auditors, of White aDd Jasper counties, and whereas said viewers have made their view of said proposed work, and after having shbscrihed and sworn to the same have filed their report with Hie undersigned county auditor of said county of Jasper. Therefore notice Is hereby given of the peu--deney amt prayer of said petition and the filing of said viewers’ report thereon and that the time and place set for the hearing thereof is on Thursday the 4tli day of September, 1390, at the Auditor s office in Monticello. White county, Indiana, the same being the Fourth day of the regular September term, 1890, of said commissioners’ court of White county Indiana. Said proposed ditch is described as follows, . to -wit: Commencing at the center of section fourteen (14) township twenty-eight (28) north, range (5i west, and running tliehce west twenty feet, thence north three thousand, five hundred and eighty feet, thence north forty-five degrees west fifty feet, thence west eight hundred feet, thence north fifty-one and one-half degrees west one thousand and three hundred feet, thence south eighty-one and one-fourth degrees west seven hundred, and fiftv fdet, thence west four hundred and twenty feet, thence north forty-eight and one-fourth degrees west one thousand, three hundred and thirty feet, thence north flttv-four degrees west two thousand, three hundred and twentythree feet, thence south eighty-seven degrees west six thousand, nine hundred and twenty - seven feet, thence north eighty-two and onefouttli degrees west nine hundred ntnetv-five feet, thence north sixty-seven and three-fourths degrees west one thousand, six hundred and five feet, thence north seventy-six andone-half degrees west one thousand, six hundred and ninety feet, thence north fifty-six and onetouriii degrees wesA eight-luuidred-anrt -seventeen teet, thence north sixty-two degrees west one thousand, six huudred and twenty-three feet, thence south eighty degrees west eight thousand, five hundred and seventy feet, thence north seventy-nine and one-half‘degrees west one thousand, four hundred and fifty feet, thence west three thousand, one hundred andfifty feet, thence south seventy-throe and three-fourths degrees west three hundred feet, thence south forty eight and three-fourths degrees west four hundred and ninety feet, thence south sixty-eight and one-fourth degrees west one thousand, one hundred and forty-four feet and there terminates, south nine Hundred and four feet distant from the northwest corner ot section eleven (II) township tweuty-eignt (28) north, Range six (6) West. The names of the ownensof the lands through which the said ditch wilHpass, are as follows to-wit: .Tarry W. Miller, Amanda Denton, B A. & J. Q- Linville, National I’ark Bank of New York, S. P. Thompson, A. and 8. T Thompson. A. Thompson, a. McCoy and Mattie Rinehart, Mattie Rinehart, Enoch S. Clark, Fritz Zard, Peter Wasson, John M. Wasson. White County Roads, and Jasper Countv Roads. Said proposed work affects Hie lands of Ferry YV. Miller. Milton Shirk. George F Mel--1 under, Hiram N. .Jacks, Charles J,. Saylor, Amanda Denton. John B. lyffier et al. Martin L. Bundy. CL M. Horner, B, A. and J (). Linville. Daniel J. Clark, Lovenia li Sills, National,Fark Bunk of New York. .John W Donaldson, James E. Donaldson, Thomas S. Feregnne, Maria Pomgsiap, K. B. Rishllng, A It. Rishhng, White county for roads. Marv F Heover, Alfred R. Bone, .Etna Life Insurance Company, Levi Hall. Hezckiuli Easier. James Sutton, A. and S. F. Thompson, Alfred Thompson, Simon F. Thompson, Enoch S. Clark, Fritz Zard, William Castor. Mattie Rinehart. A. McCoy, A. McCoy and Mattie Rinehart, William w. Russell, Mary It. Post, Thomas Smith, George R. Smith. I. , N. A. &C. Railroad for right of way, William U. Sutton, David Culp, John M. Wasson, Sarali E. Wood, Harvey W. Wood and Jasper county for road. /f- — x In witness whereof I liav# hereunto [ SEAL 1 Bet m J? hand and affixed the seal of 1 the Board of Commissioners at imt A. D ISM ÜBBelaer ’ thU 4tl> day of A,, «- GBO. M. ROBINSON, Auditor Jasper Co. Ind . WE are in the lead and have come to stay prices the cheapest and easiest, pay. OUR aim is to please and give you the best and to try us and see & only a tost. LOWEST in prices, best grade of lumber, we know we can please, yes, aUwwtavA POR we’ve got the stock, material * grade would also like to solicit yonr trade. Estimates on buildings, houses or stores. 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! Ditch Notice. WHEREAB. John' Wagner, Joseph Nisiua. Matt Verger, and Margaret,: A . Beever filed in the Auditor's office of Jasper comity. Indimia. a petition to the Board of Commissioners of tne county of Jasper and State of Indiana, praying said Board to cause to constructed a Hitch or Drain in Milroy.town'-' ship in said couuty and State as hereinafter 1890. the same being the seeond day of the regular June’Term 1890, of said Board ofCommissioners, tliey did by' an.order iluiy en- ! tered of Record appoint James G. Doming, 1 Stewart C. Hammond and William M. Hoover i as viewers in said cause to view said proposj ed ditch and to perform certain duties in said ' order named and to do and perform all other ! necessary ac|s and services as such viewers ; and to file their report with the County All- - ditor; and whereas said viewers have made their view of said proposed work and after having subscribed and sworn to Die sanie, I have filed their report with the Undersigned j Auditor of said County. j Therefore notice is hereby given of the, pen- ' denev and prayer of said petition and the filing of saifi viewers’ report thereon and that the time set for hearing thereof, is on Monday, the Ist day of September. 1890. the same being the- Ist day of the regular September Term. 1890 of said Commissioners’ Court. Said proposed ditch is described as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner of the west half of the southwest quarter of section twenty-six (26) township twenty-eight (28) north Range six (6)'"\vest; and running thence nortli 39)4 degrees west. 870 feet: thence North 2 degrees west,-2SO feet; thence north 75 & degrees west 380 leet; thence nortli eighty eight degrees-West, seven hundred and twenty feet thence North 54 and % degrees, west 590 feet; thengp north, 52 degrees west, 160 feet; -thence nortli, 47 degrees west, 375 feet; thence nortli, 35 and % degrees west, 425 feet; thence north, 6 degrees east, 742 feet; thence north, 16 degrees east, 218 feet; thence north, 6 andXdegrees east; 730 feet; thence north, 52 degrees east 95 feet; thence north, 71 degrees east, 105 feet; thenee north, 86 degrees east, 710 feet; thence north 75 degrees east, 1200 feet: thence north. 44 and 27 degrees east, 1200 feet: t lienee north 14 and X degree east, 618 feet ; tlience north, 2 degrees west, 632 feet: thence north, 14 degrees west, 1185 feet; thence north, 24 degrees West, 565 feet; tlience north, 14 and % degrees west, 1000 feet; thence north, 20 degrees east, 100 feet; thence nortli, 45 degrees east, 165 j feet; thence north, 73 degrees east , I73s_feet; tlience north, 65 degrees east-, 565 feet; tlience north, 45 and X degrees east, 1100 feet; tlience north. 5 degrees oust, 2435 feet; thence north, 6 degrees east, 1369 fqet; thence north, 47 degrees west, 1145 feet;* thence north 84 degrees west, 663 feet; thence north, 64 degrees west, 417 feet; thence north, 74 and X degrees west, 120 feet: thence south, 50 degrees west, 835' teet; tlience south, 63 degrees west, 700 Teet; tlience north, 69 degrees West;, 200 feet; thence north, 27 degrees west, 770 feet, thenee south; 71 degrees west, 550 feet, thence west 1280 feet where it terminates in the Big Slough ditch. The names of the owners of the lands through which the said ditch will pass or be" affected by the eonstrnction of said ditch -are as follows to-wit: George L. Forks, Andrew J. Smith, Margaret A. Beever, John Wagner, Joseph Nisius, Nicholas Zimmer, Simon F. Thompson, Charles Baicome, Alfred Thompson, Stephen Flummer, Marion L. Spitler, P. Foltz, and James Britton, John Makeevor, James Parks, Caroline , Schmidt, Margaret A.' Moss, William F. Myers, James McCord, Thomas M. Walters, David J. Thompson, Charles F. Smith, Mat Yeager, James Loshbaugh, Albert W. Cleveland, Charles 15. Loshbaugh, Augustus p. Babcock, Fred West, William Madder, Stephen S. Wingate, Peter Wasson, Henry Williams, Harvey W. Wood, John M. Wasson, Milroy Township, for roads. eln witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the Board of Commissioners at Rensselaer, tills 6th day of August, A. D. 1890. GEORGE 51 ROBINSON, Auditor of Jasper Co. Ind.

DITCH NOTICE. YX7FEREAS, Almeda Hodges, L. M. HodgvV es, Nelson Morris. ByL. M. Hodges, and Elvira C. Ware, filed in the Auditor's Office of Jasper County. Indiana, on the 4th day of March, 1890, a petition to the Board of Commissioners of said County, praying said Board to cause to 'be construcied a Ditch or drain in Jasper County, Indiana, us hereafter descrih - ed; and whereas on the 4th day of March, 1890, the same being the 2nd day of the regular March Session, ia ( )9, of said Board of Commissioners, they did bv an order duly entered of record appoint David H. Yeoman, Addison Farklson and John.J. Porter, viewers in said cause to view said proposed Ditch, and to perform certain duties in said order named and to do and perform all other necessary acts and services as such viewers, and to file their report with the Couuty Auditor; and whereas said viewers have made their -y-ifijy of said proposed work, and after having subscribed and sworn to the same, have filed their report with the undersigned, County Auditorof said County of Jasper. f Therefore notice is here by g iven of The pendency and prayer of said Petition and the filing of said Viewers report thereon, and that the time set for the hearing thereof, is on , Tuesday, the 2nd day of September, 1890. The same being the second day of the regular September Term, 1890, of said Commissioners Court. Said proposed Ditch is described as follows to-wit: Commencing 2407 feet North aurt 535 feet West of the Southwest corner of the. East half of the Southeast quarter of Section 35. Township 33 North. Range 6 West, of the second Principal Meridian, at the Bridge on the highway running south or Baum’s Bridge, the line of Ditch running tlience, south 55 degrees. West 16900 feet, tlience S west 27830 feet and in this Inst course bearing south about one half mile, and terminating in the Kankakee River, near the center of the southeast quarter cf the southeast quarter, of Section 9 To\vnship32 north, Range 7 West, in Jasper County, Indiana. The names OT the owners of the lands, through which said Ditch will pass, or he affected by the construction of said Ditch, are as follows to-wit: L. M. Hodges, Lewis Hughel, Selwin Rich, Nelson Morris, Joseph Leonard, William EL Oise. Elisha Ware. Fred Lange, James King, M. F. Chilcote, Ellen E Graham, Mary M. Myers. Charles Myers, John V. -Myers, John M‘. Helmick. William H. Myers. Wheat Held Township, George D. Huffman. C. W. Huffman, John Makeever, W. M. Jett, William Jett, Simon I’. Thompson, Nelson Morris, Malinda Blocker, Alfred Thompson, Daniel F. Ingraham, William M. Bray, Joseph C. Bray, Joseph L. Bray, L. G. Howell, W. J. Howell, Elisha C. Ware, Azariah Warren, H. B.Shaffner. L. W. Sliaither, Minnie Schatzley. E. 11. Tabler, David J. Thompson, Thomas ,J. Sp.itler heirs. Golden P. Ireland, George Maxwell, Charles 11. Harden, L. E. Morrison, W. E. Sweuey. J. Swcney, H. D. Sweney. W. E. D. Docker, E. Carpenter, M. A. Bridenhaugh, William Williamson, John Burk, James T. Mix. Carroll C. Kent, M. Seehorger, William M. Light, William Schofield, Peter Mack, J. Newman, R N. McGoaell. Thomas Spitler heirs, Thomas Spiilor. T. W. Bicknell, Richmond Hathaway, T. B. Swarts. Aliza Blerma, North End Gun Cluhof Chicago, T. J. Irwin, Mary A. Haughe, Oath Bacon, Hariec Sackett, Brien E. Davis, Keener Township, Pres E. Davis. ■x-rv In witness whereof I have hereunto fav »t \ set my hand and afflxod the seal of 1 ) the Board ot Commissioners at Rensselaer, Jasper County, Ind., this sth day of August, A. U 1890. S EOttOE M. ROBINSON. , Auditor Jasper County, Ind.

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