Rensselaer Republican, Volume 23, Number 28, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 12 March 1891 — Page 4

THE REPUBLICAN Thursday. March 12,1591.

DISEOXOET i . •• A r • - 4 1 .mi 1 * T~~ - ~- ~ • CORPORA TIO* CFriCEE3 ; . M wshal.... -ff A.7-,777. Ar.s t» *i; S;m!**cs. L wfyt**- *i ..vi ;11 • ..r ■ sn. "Treasurer . . ..« .-« masu | t Tsi Tsr,)... . ..1. K. Yas.ua, | JM. V. a-»,>n. I C©UBo£te*vtt .f S-;-'V-nr ITT.r. FI !?«>•.i.an. • 1 JCfiWTSBT I’AKi-’ '.I Ajtjtiwy:j. JUDICIAL 1 Oirc;:: iAXLGfIUi V . . Ug—.V--TVlvO TOT; - f Ta - r O-. T' Kiri c-'.lf/';/,'■//. '■ \j__ .. ' 1 warns et v:l . Grist ■ - 0 . . Midi;:, .i: ' ... • • ■■ . j&aij ,ffm XL: , :.<-u . .... ...; ..v,. ~ , , v wLLL . ’.ML x .; ■ r '; , ■ CO S SIX .0* FICE2S 7 | cu-A - x-,i Sheri • Y. W/T. 7. : . I*]’i*. i I AU'i:;: . - X: Ki'T.'.l: , 1 . Tr ■ :■. \ ■ , ■ " Siurv.. -r ' ' . . ' . . ' —l <:; Tu'V.u : • <Jor< i Cir , !\ i* I'.', ' . - Sut- ...v— •- t ' : ' ; S : ' Comsai.x!.:.:; • 'T-- * .< .; v, , . /}(?»: - ... .. • •• • ,••• -. • .V—l

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ly 1 • .i. 1. ft jropipkp Siemens', stet : and- rolU'im mill at Cl. Mayw.hHl. mid will soon make their own s 1 plates entirely . from domestic material and with American labor. The addition of Sffhi •::.: rolling mill tn’Atay— WO .. !1 ly kenedttliwpiaee.Messrs. X.crt« n'b- lime that p.es- . .cirt ]p'-;iirqjfc-*vunioi • long be tliidiT" taigyd :;i the. face of the active progress is hrbilr in this county to establish tin in-1 dnstnc:. In ia> - ; they are now! olio ring tin ear , at Z'2 per hundred win- n 1;.,-.. summer were sell- ’ ’ •" hand • a A himoiv." Tu the ee oi such fa... and statements as tie ~e, <• mirng from per-1 fectly reiiaoh . -m-ioes, Democratic ; sheets on.n no longer successfully mis; e; • pi\ nre'ss of the Tin Pm:,, industries. ' j

Tariff Pictures, "N cr * *’V'-y: • Brussels car.y^lslL st *‘" .. artl • ; , , *- vlvs * , :^iau ‘li-i duty on ; tucni. !■:■: ./ . ; y . : Us g : -'uare *■ yard ami 40 pgr cent miralore® or at 50 cents. t>?~ceuts. t'amasHßi'r.u.' r. & Here is another one about the i home prices of cereals. The price of wheat in ' eight fanning States is (hi cents per bushel: s*£E3s?qbhsk | In eight manufacturing States j h i cents'per bushel; ’ 38 per cent higher in manufacturing States. ; ■ 1 _ And does not a bill to increase home manufacturing gives a market for many bushels more op . irheat? Why, certainly! Bring your wheat to the Mill and get for it 2 cte. per bushel more than the market price. Rensselaer Milling Co.

TOBACCO AND TARIFF REFORMERS.

It is interest to follow the fi(lvo<'.ilc r of ;i ‘'tarilf for revenue imly 5 ’ in t’icir iiu-piisiArcnt wantler- . Liiifs ;.i 0 : « , i;’ci-if>s of the exist- ; ing law. .3 now iiu-y are.greatly i i .\crch v<l ovcr tlv fact that some i-hth ;..irt'-' was oh eertaia prradeSTrf tnbnWo,. ajM hasten tot 1 army irwofitxositioat evory eoiißiun- : I C‘v v.io 11 ,t iy to* he ,■ ifcct * ~ ! 2s !• ii icisfn of the c.’h.'.rc prf .T 1 Hi v' ft reveilU< *.: I cerh' sysicin-ixivitcs attention he .. :c of .a;- . :.y. cct under- . . law, wj licit is ■ Hy ; i.iiifni to th • notions oh ; } - (1.-oat Briiitih •; \I- • taritf on to-. I fecro rnnhiiu' froiit 87 cciits pc - ; Tponn.u on Tjic .i.• 5 : :o:i tto i ifC;'.OuiHid '.-SxH—* tile mMiuhl' ‘Vii red o’lh ci ■■ in tip nephc<of t.y.UO.i ill . I.!iii :: ■ | Feve^ ' nu- -l f from her . ’ -Bn; iiifismtich •; -• •!.•:; •/•(•<*’ is n • : ' *-7 1 1 || |/| 111 ||.'. ._j N._ {.Mr eit-ii'tfi-'s.Uith* otjiis l£ ■_ hi ■ •■•■::: li ~: .ih ‘ I r !L . tit XC: .‘, :• , ■' O' ■ : 1l '-C ; ■ 1 '...._ : i. -Orrli ■■ i: , : . .'Yt ■ W<H?ld |3lhC= tePo i-PwT' ill .-t~:TnTrht77t ijfjirhne' • • * s. •••' -* ‘ ■' i. li-N-rn ■ , ould ; • ;■ ■ >rdts'{:tlv( ; .O';; 1 - ic." ' c ■ n c-v raised S British fs nro ue: fly S» pr f ; - f as -; ( "tc-ro:. Wf'ould he u-n----i ' ■ : a.f a;'.:. . ,V;;f g « } . 'a a . t ;■ a •;); vi o£ ! ; a - - :i.: : O , ...: . —dinv :• riuy. - • ' ,11 1 ; ■,:.v isv? the • • ' L ».—.——. •. - 1 —?— i', ! o sr ■a ■ . s7;;-:-n is 'profei*sited ! I M E ' l ! ' wfTitid thet-PTefV ; nmfnfr 'vv f • » _ X. 7.; • | : V dVVP:,.' ' v. i *y r 7r"~. ..iTTTr ■: : ±Zi7: p «- ; [•lhiv.jc£oth(F--ftet..--fhnt pt, toast- ; ' 0 mh] Hon ol | in ,'U(,olhd ftcv-Q -ho tfiTi l^ i '7. .■ ... jjj ; ... ]’■ . . - sictrcnce of <ivor ; ■ ; 7 a Ji/J' ptetild bet", ceil m as ?:m ■ ' -■ • a;7 - ish,'. • fc; ■:\- .c r. rss; a a j -f ;; p- , . •-fen •' ’ • - ’ ‘‘ - ■ I 1 . I .’ .',!«• tfn n " : |oZ Saci; 1, .... .a. fills Hint filva "SOYS ' for d'ohnsii” in our ;a.rih . tom 1 a-;v mo vis . ad-down tho land and nr. inc- v'u 1 holi.pve-4hat tlioy fire 011 posed by “’.nriiY taxes” tit:;, i-mv lno -o IlrUish to }>ay for rite ].’fivilege' of send- 1 nip tiasr yss', .s into our markets ' .viiilo in no single instance is ; j sf.ch tariii one-fourth as Inpb as j I tbat levied by Jbiiisb law on ' Ann ricaiSL'revrn to’oacco.

.-TFresirtfmtirm flour amt fresh corn meal at Dexter w Cox. i Bibles and Testaments at the Trade ! Palace. H. J. Rossbaclior has opened an oil ice in F. Ik Meyers’ drug store, where he will be pleased to receive pupils on the Guitar. 'Satisfaction guamtnt-ecd. I)exler W Cox will evcti.amm-yxm--whUe meal for yellow corn, we do.. not charge extra for shelling. A ;]• n)d cirl 'wantc-1 for housework. Must lodge at home, and can have her own time after 3 P. M. Apply at this office. A good two horse Btudebaker wagon and a single lop buggy for sale. Dexter & Cox. -

Notwithstanding the big advance in coffee you can bay fresh roasted coffee at C. C. Starr’s at the old price. Buy pure teas and fresh roasted coffee at C. C. Starr’s. We roast our ; own coffee as needed, consequently | have no old, stale stpek. At Dexter it Cox you can always find 3, supply of corn,, meal, Inm’k- : wheat flour and graham flour, fresh. I Call and see us.

Hemphill & Honan are giving to each customer who buys 820 worth of goods Soil the cash, a well bound l nri bridged ebster's Dictionary hike.' No • matter hovr small your purchase, they give you a coupon for the amount of your purchase and | after you have the amount of #2O paid for, you get a copy, free; 1281 pages. Call and see it. Fmh'Ys. Cure wdl immediately! rep ■ Croup Whooping Cough . anj Itroii cidi-t s. i _ e itev. (> o<>, H. T:.ajt r, o curIt *1 mi;, s *Tk>:h inystlf and w e. •nr jives to Shiloh's Cure.” The following it era has been going! the rounds of the press, and as our druggist F. B. Meyers handle it may tflterest our readers: ! Hawing had occasion to uso Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, it gives nje pleasure to snub that I found it to be tho best medicine for a cough f ever U6ed- in fact, it cured me of a cough that bad battled several cough medicines.—N. R. Burnett, Atalissa. lowa

COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS.

Gn petition of .Elizabeth li. Hol-kinjrsv.-.ji thjind James B. Miofiier the ftihns rußjiing north and south through the center of blocks 10 and \t in the'town of lleinington -were deii'icod vacated. F:p3Fpmtiottbf Sou tit -street in the •rrnc rn cH. was declared vacated on I jiotitioa of Sara 11 B. Frcteh. m -aoCT joiiiNo in;: i'oou. Tile foil.jiving i>:fsiJC-. Tie *.t or of the eoin.ty' wore accepted i d.laf Jacksun. Han ging Gfo vp'tp:' •r 1 ■>: l-birkiey "fLO; Mathwy i [ the, pdodjafiin CAt ilr i\y fc’f) f l —\l—W-rUrr.S j • *£>; Iv:.:n;ake« 820. J. C. Detnjri.g, •Jordan -r2'u 5. B. Robbins. Keener. . c-rs S i . r ;i(.!ll pV). XI. . Yd. R< 1 srle. Carpenter, dTO. .. The con tract bir': Cnrnishißifc-btevb-booi;s shd statioiifiy to the county. or oneh'ycaE s , March 7th. was awarded to Yiils.n, Humphreys A "Co., of IsigansiKirt. : 'T!h' An iitor .was .'directed to' ini sure 'the court .house in the following companies, for -<I.OOO each, for, the ddrod ofuve years. Tue 6ontinen--—tatyDd'R. ‘t.. the l-'h.chST Of Brbi>k■dvb." the nddiix. - of ■ Hartford, the b-rtett-ers. A ms iia.n, of .V,.. Y..- tb-edFwfiantan. • tei LiOmnafK’itis. f.*n?T. b.f sii^nraiico. per ,i;no- ; for the .*» y< a'rs.- ; - - ■ - diis f..i:,y.v;ng viewers were ap.|R./»ltd ip P.tdw ditch (Rdscs•. J s:n. ss .A ' ir. Jorvlan i-s. Jasper wn. TT..i;t :.o ;u ,*rs tp.. .uavasi to., • ’ for I>V #oiin IV. Saa:-' o T ■ 1 . >'.id- Aiheit J. Belio’nS, lit nan A. l»ar 00 and James IdieetS. . aide eOmnnodoters - of \'i-v. on C<- : 'to . x tune and siaa. of meeting. - h--i-ii f-ltHsm t pa. (1 erfige. n; 1 Ih’CYQ and otlAiss P’-di - ..■: M. drown Jr.. •Granville - Moody anil ’-a o. . a;. Vga- 7 . 'j'linC of •mr.vy. April idth. 1891. I);ich. in ' Raging 1 rrdve ipld..lassie i ; 7p , v..;■ ■■. ' nil bHpjdays of survey. " I- - ; ’Till.! 1 '!I ill Jm.lun 1.p,. ppV.ilina;dT for J • s; fj. A. ITlm' t.ir'ii,' dJiufud laas..-bur-r. and Cavid ii rt, vievvers. Day of rvey, April 20. - - . The rovi-svors in tli-■ Guss dftdi, in ;p„ ( . ytcusl-er-awd E. ii. Burr, is.- giaiifuii until tire June vrnri to rsiv- Pirir at. I>i*•-1. is Jordan Ip., petitkinecl for by M,,ilin Cain mid others. Okas. E. Mills. V\ ala-r S. Russ dband IY’lli:un XVat-sqii, appointed viewers; Mlirch 24,' (lity of survey. — ICO ADS A XI) DIUTHiSs. j M. °B. 1 laisteiid. w;is_ in moisted a e; mmissioner to meet' with a- yoin- , jnissiqner from Aewgon "county, to | ■ vidw.a.pmo]:osed;road oil thedine 00tnvecii the two counties. j -. ... Jos. A. Robinson, F M. Parker j and 1.. L. Ponsler were appointed to view a i»roposed highway in Barkley : tp., petitioned for by Geo. Kesler : and ot.iCtS. April Id the day and Squire Marion to qualify. The highway in Milroy tp., Jos. A. Tunmons et al, petitioners, was reported favorably by the viewers, and the road ordered opened..

The reviewers 'in ' highway in ” AVheaUield, Chasg Meyers: et alp petitioners, re|»©rted against the public utility of the road, and that Augustus Stimpson would be d.-imno-ed hy fit <£Vho. The Boivrd therefore dismissed the petition and p»tthe costs Of the review on the petitioners. The report was favorable and also flowery on road in Keener tp., petitioned for by J. R. Hamaciier, et al, and the road ordered opened. j The sum of was appropriated to aid th»? town of Remington to build a $750 Hone arched bridge I over the Big Ditch, at the intersection of Ohio and Michigan streets. 1 In the case of the Range Line gray- 1 el road. t. E. Mills, C. G. Austin, Chris. IXensler, Bazil Hunt, Samuel Babb and Tabilha C. Hunt, asked for a reduction of their assessments. Several other parties also asked to have their names taken from the petition. The members of the Toum Item'd of Remington also eaine be-* fore the Court to ascertain if there was any legal method by which the Town could assist in the building, of the road in addition to the assessments on the property within the town. This gravel road matter prolonged the session of the Board until Tue.-ritiy of this* 1 week, and the whole matter was then continued until the Jib* term.

CALL AND SEE. Prices to Suii: All, at BartcO’s Gallery. „ Minnetts per dozen SLQQ Cards “ '• . . 2.00 p Cabinets ... .2.50 to 0.00 Am prepared to use the new Aristo paper, which gives a much finer finish to Tofrgtojgrnphs. There is an additional charge of 81.00 per dozen on cabinets finished with this paper. Positively the same care is exercised. whichever grade of photographs are ordered. “ 1 J. Bartoo.

<sfc. -r •: ..i.icaX :s e_ik. fflii 2# if- • aw *h''::-a CiOreliyP AA—Aysi- -g: m Thousands of dollars worth of chickens are destroyed by Cholera every year. It is more fatal to them than all other, diseases- combined. '“'Butta'e"discQvei'y oTa UqvM remedy-y that^J^mJ* dc itroys the Microbeshas been made. Half of the young civ,ckeh» m'z-r killed by MioobtiS" before they are fryers. A yc- cent L It is gnarar.l.ecb, 1 A-mter- tTring-iwo-tbitdsA r du..bxe ..not ■ safisiie’d witii it. as a cuXmuw Cholera, return it tc .lv; J ; : from ' whom you i u.rchastd iy. and i e will refimd your momcvL.. l :y ~'~c.——■ — .Void by I( > G <v 3b; lE.. •sassk a a c----r# •?? \:i ** ar •; li.u-riHe ltehlnfi 1 ifgj OT Ky| «bg mof.tot W% I m Vaicyht:* vv;if«« bv 01. 4ffißgl£F r® G; tv;y. ,-u * C O eonlliuo a.,.,, , ___ _ tawf.r* form and Y;IH 4 i<i v* r•, Q protr»;do*\7Cil«*li cflen pjtj f.J yiii .4 . t v-A htel' nol uioeratft, rp{l b<ucaj»j vrp; *, . b* VVA- ViVK □Hj MKHT f* : Meedtnjf, heal* Rlifl mAxlf ■ni’i U-imfPGmoyci tfec ta« DkC-r ’. b’VAt . * i J by dniy-:.Aka^--w«itel^r ! "STf - 2 tcxcj, $1.2& cbd-lfeaa leu- >. : \T'.vVi4.ii L PAi.-ade'ybia. P4u - mmm gt . •; t I'irl wiT«iigifa'ni CrJIT The rrtife rpr v*- « <-T “ witboot any. in nut:.-.: inediciue. will cure ar.r cx.se of Tetter, Sali Rfcrtxut.lr 'ur-cr-h. Filcb.l e Sound Horse Sense and buy only spdsfs fiossiTios atats j * $ * ,/ r C::A i ( ! ■ f VAW-- /, i/F:::---'., d - \\ a. : | x/njC-- I 7 7< : ; ,77 .. j I ? "VN ' ' f C !i? r - : < hj J kZ. * I ‘- : /'A vfc V ■*l f;-.M "if X v yfi “Off i if // j‘‘:rz. ; . ' -* y-V EF'"iJ'Y\ it; .M : f :z.~ —\ \ afrAslt ' _ i y%y k:,--.^- : r,... ' !>' Warranted best in the market. Full pound packages only 25 cents 1 bold by T. F. I'on di_- & Co. MMgfekyNo more of this! Rubber Shoes liqlssa -trora T’noch'.roi'tJ)!/ tight, geueralijr slip o 2 tto feet. THE ‘•eOLCIITSTKFC’ 2JJBBE3 CO. mAkc all thof r Fhops ivl f li fiisfHe, of Pori lino'! with rtihtn r k Tills cih* ro o ilioj l.u .1 i rcvciita tao rubber from cff. Cflli for Ihc M AD H E SIV gG C U MT-E R S". *' ?SnSI k FiJiscak” Agents, I* .yy7y.gyc.tXJS. 4 O O C an< i other spectaln.l 3n\ M t ties for Gentlemen, ■ 7“, Ladles, etc., arew«rR , si'iaas^siirtai2rs*> w .h. V> i 1.1.EY & SON v

iensselaerStockFarm BTALIiONS FOR SEASON of 1891. - -tgflMMJiniracsßg - -

Sire of I “HTX'MAYrrGZ^MBr"^: ' ‘ f.FO 2 cj,ai :k- -im L A X CE W 00il.difIEF-2.SH i \ MI:(iE!F:OOK-2.m. •1(;i!N. 1:1. 2.;i0. OLI VE It B —2 42. P-EUTO,- dr— 2- 4oA. . y i ' v t-v - 829. E;;cyrd.A,P). .. --d Em;] Pi;; ill IGA]-:, -;3 in th 2.30 Ji-d,.k: •.! d-ij-produi'!).'U' St>:ii : oimj.i Gcc'-g '...O' -A SSO v tar in.sure-, rear j __ O':'iJ< r - *j: Jg _ _ _ -- 1 by Lt k u v gO; bk, noQ t ' '■ Record 2.25. . rttnd -sirtrr: fih hTf j Ist Dj-mteMAY 'Q'u-eex. 1 y Ain. Clay, 3 L |2d Dam—-by- E* icsaon, T3O. j3a l.L;u: yv Eery Grothsiritt. 4th Eara-rhv iichtnekv Whip. ; Royal C' . :.ci; mlO haw Is high, ea 1 k4t buy —ar.il has—won many ; premiums in the show ring, ilia, all hays ml ol good size. ; iSAxcii.: ai' 3SSXS. at *:• t2O to rntefre

: Wi i ffent t.nbinji-n-.ul na-an ,i « bcif mile track as there frtei l iri lag ho 5 taken on PeSS :mV"o terms to h;.(1 fcp .1. •::.:pp t'K -AiPi," liensstd'.-ier, Indiana. m YOU WANT ■ . HLm"s me w -5b s» c is&g dt©in¥l\yf ll ths Sprissg? ... »«T- - iHyiiy ~ i ■' ■ - , —.-.‘•iP- .. . \ ’ . , « » i j a ;r so .pi ease .take a took at the accompanying !: | | ] ;] | cut. ’ h iim fence is inanufacthred by the Cleve|!f l ’ .?■ * Pml Fe nce Company, of IndhmapdHs and is the 3 n jt) 4 : ; j ] jUt Ee;,t Iron Post Wire Fence <: n tiro Market 11 JI nt ' j \ 1%. Their Automatic wire tightener is the only t j . 1’ ; • perfect tightener there is, and will commend {- 1 !■ j i■; itself to y’oa on examination. : : i..' ,y» j! I ifljr If wn.LHCTBR PAY 1 j;| | to build Wooden fences when you can in this ■ ‘7j ,‘ « .fence get one that once put up is *i< r f j l 1 •; • l a life time. '! j i\j j. i • . ji , i .♦ ji 1 , You can see one now in me around my prem,_.id I-lj , ; isos in Kensselaer. Will furnish for both farm ‘ ; rad doer yard—-the j l/.-i |fJ*• i <Ji i } rs. These fences aie commonly used for cemeteries, churches, and school gronne]s as well as for yard and farm. For Prices call on we_.at my furniture store, in Nowels Block, Itenaselaer, lir . 4'. I», IOWELS, tsent. EVERY WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF r— ——i| THAT CAN BE RELIED ON BE UP Not to Sent! TO i '' * Itmsmarkl JXTot to Discolor! L. BEARS THIS MARK. It TRADE s-WJELluloiD "Sir mark. .TEEDS HO LAUNDERING. CAM bE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET. .T here are many I|i|P‘USES FOR issAPouoTo clean tombstones. To renew oil-cloth. To renovate paint, brighten metaUu To polish knives. To scrub floors. To wash out sinks. To scour bath-tub*. To clean dishes. To whiten marble. To remove rust. To scour kettles. EVERYBODY USES IT. Engineer, to cletn p.rt. oftMchlnM. HonMm.lds to .crab m.rtlß floor.. > mist, clem • MlnUtersto renov.te oldch.pel.. Chcrnt.t. to r««i. Surgeou. to t „ e „„ thotomtw(on e.. C.-ver, to .h.rpen .heir ConrccUooer. to ,cm.r tb P n.»tler» on br.. M end whit. hone.. Shrewd one. to Moor old etr.w htt. i - ArtUU t.clo.n their p.UUM. Soldier, to brighten their». Oe tTbeelrf.n to clean blcycleA Kenor.tor. to c,.« crpeU. •. ‘ • * - -1.., ‘. f , «. \ [ • '

Reiisselnei* Wi^kess ' . HIOTBAED. by . -'•TC. 9;.9. Hecord 2 23. Tlie beat son of Gao Vfi.'M.'o —2.22. Ist Dam-Nena, by Nutwood, 2.18|. The' greatest sire living with 51 in the 2 30. list. Second, third and fourth dam all producers. _ • '‘<>as’#i) of Ci.'O So insure. ISo; k Jill!. . ItE zF,U&»p jllecord 2.451. - ' by Ph&TQ? IMB®- • Sire ox 3 in 2,30 at 10 years of age. Ist Dam—by Jim Swigert, !. Son -cf Swigert, 650. This is a fine Individual and a I natural born ‘trotter. He will be given at ree"oSu f fils year. i- ' ■ - .. - - ■ Sous on of I'M?! ;is $ 10 to Insure. ftvaNtm •]« citwe July !»l.