Rensselaer Republican, Volume 24, Number 33, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 14 April 1892 — Page 8

The Special Session.

H® lew Iron Fence Doctoring the Poor and Other Matters. The county commissioners ‘were in* special session, last Friday Rad Sat-, urday. and a full Board present. Friday the joint session with the Newton Co. Board was held, in regard to the Sage Ditch matter., The report of the reviewers was approved and the ditch ordered established. Tli o contract for an iron fence around the court house square was awarded to the Barbee Wire and Iron Works, of Lafayette. The style of fence is substantial and sufficiently ornamental, but not excessively so. The pickets will be 40 inches long, and 5-8 inches in diameter. The gate and end posts will be large and ornamental. It wifi have double

gates at the cement waits, and single gates at the east and south entrances, and a drive gate on lhe west iidc. The total cost, including gales, posts and erection, is 84| cents per lineal fr'it —oryalmost ex icily $925 for the tntire feu or. Two other parties submitted bids, on the same style of fence: The Frankfort Fence Co., with a bid aggregating $63 more than the Barbee’s bid, and the Muncie Fence Co., whose bid was 96 cents per foot. The fence is to be completed on'or before June Ist. The resignation of Hezekiah Kessler, as trustee of > ilroy township, was received and Mr. Kessler’s accounts and vouchers examined and Ibuud to be correct. The Rensselaer Division Uniform Bank, Knights of Pythias were rented the county’s vacant lot, cast of and fronting the public square, for a period ©f 15 years, at an annual rental cf SB. The Rank desires to erect tiiereon an armory and drill hall. DOCTORING .THE IX)OR. Contracts for medical and surgical jaidfqr poor people, of the various townships, for the period of one year, Wi re awarded as follows. Gillam >....H. G. Jones, $25. Walker..... .Willard Stockwell, sl9. 8ark1ey...... “ “ S2B. Marion and poor farm, J. C. Deming, SWO

Jordan, .... J. C. Deming, $25. Milroy, “ - “ $25 Newton, -.. J. W Merry, $24. Keener,. .C. W. Jones, $45. 1 Kankalr<»A,. r-J*.—__iS CoWheatfield, “ “ S3O. Union, “ . “ S3O, Carpenter JI. W. Reigle, SSO. Total for the county.... $450. The absence of the township of Hanging Grove, in the above list, results from the fact that the commiss - loners thought that the only bid renetved for that township was" too high for the service likely to be required. For many years past the physicians who have had the contract for that township have had nothing to do to earn their salary, except to draw it. The Rensselaer doctors are conspicuous by their absence in the above. None of them submitted any bids.

Bible Society Anniversary.

Program of the Annual meeting of the Jasper Co. Bible Society to be held in Christian church, Sunday April 17th, 1892 at 3 o’clock p. m. Song Scripture Reading.—Rev. U. M. McGuire. Song Prayer,—Rev. 1.1. Gorby. Appointment of Committee on Nomination of officers. Rep.hi of Repository.—’»V. K. Moure. Report ot Treasurer. —J. C. Porter. R;port of C lections by Churches, Al. E. Church, Prasbytefiin, Christian. Missionary Baptist, Free M i Baptist, Church of God, P. imitive Baptist. Election of officers. Address by Rev. TrF. Drake. Song Benediction.—Rev. B. F. Ferguson. Program of Easter Sawice. Trinity M. E. Sunday School, Sunday evening, Apr. 17 A. 1. Song by the School. S. Instrumental Vtrinnlmry, Miss Ora Duvall. ■■ A Ruling Scriptures, Miss Fdith Marshall. w nev. v«*». *. Son&QwMfe < Ths day we octebrete, Mbs Eva UnnviUa.

7. Recitation, Grace Norris. 8. Song. Infant Class. 9. Recitation, Fannie <fc Ethel Spriggs loj Recitation, Frank Sayler. 11. Song by- Miss Fannie Wood’s class. . 12. Duet,. Nora Morgan <fc Pearl Blue. 13. Au Exercise by 10 little boys. 14. Song, class No. 4. ’. 15. Recitation, Willie Parkison. 16. Recitation, Ara Glazebrook. 17. Recitation, Emma Overton. 18. Exercise by Miss Fams’ class * ' r 19. Collection and Report of collectors. sS 20. Doxology. 21. Benediction. A cordial invitation is given to all to attend. J. W. Williams, Supt.

Notice of Encampment Election. Notice is hereby given that an election will be; held by Rensselaer Encampment, Number 201, I. O. O. F., at the lodge hall, on Friday even - ing, April 22, 1892, to elect officers and three trustees, who will serve until Dec. 31,1892. H, Spitler, Scribe.

Photographs-’ On account of fire we have been compelled to change our rooms to the opposite side of the street. We now occupy rooms up stairs in Leopold's Arcade building, where by April Ist. we w JI be ready to do all kinds of work in our line in the. very latest styles and at reasonable prices.' Call and, see us. We solicit your patronage. ” j J. C. Williams, ■ . .Artist. ’■ X. ' A chance once in a hundred to buy a farm at such a bargain, and ge possession at once thls time of year; come and see me at once. You can move on at any time and go to work. = Why continue to rent when you can buy a home on almost as good terms as to rent. We desire to sell this farm at once, so don’t delay coming to sec me. My office is one south of A. McCoy & Co’s Bank. B. F. Ferguson.

H. J. Rossbacher will give away an elegant 2 Karat Diamond Ring, to the party making the nearest guess to the number of beans, put in the glass jar in his window. Buy a dollar's worth of goods, and make a guess. ‘Tn the spring time when the birds begin to sing. ’ ’ ■Their mellow notes. from their yellow throats.” “Then the woodlands with music ring.” Send your wife to Hemphill & Honan’s for a new bonnett. II in Verse ii. ■. "

Remember Hemphill & Honan have their millinery opening. Thursday, Ffblav and Saturday of this week. They will be pleased to have all their lady friends . ive them a call. For Sale or Exchange. The undersigned desiring to retire from active business would sell or exchange his stock of drugs, patent medicines, jewelry, notions, paints, tils, groceries and confectionery, for any kind of available collateral or incoming real ‘estate. For particulars call on or address. Henry Lightcap. 4tp. North Judson, Ind. To overcome the marks of age. all who have gray beards should use Buck ingham’s Dye for the best and cleanest dye made for coloring brown or black. — »

A Hute Recovers Speech. Alphonce Hemphling, of Summitt township, Butler Co , Penn’a made an aHil la vid that hi.-, twelve-year-old sou, svffiiring with St. Vitus Dance for twelve years’, lost his speech, but after using three bottles of Dr. Miles’ Res torative Nervine, was completely cured and recovered his speech. Thousands testify to wonderful cures from using it f,» r nervous diseases, dyspepsia! nervous debility, dullness, confusion of mind, headache, etc. Four doses of this Nervine cured Mrs. W. E. Burns, South Bend, Ind., who had been suffering with constant headache for three months. Trial bottle and elegant book free at B. F. Fendig's & <J.o. “Ayer’s Hair Vigor la a most excellent proparatwn for the hair I speak of it from experience. Its use promotes the growth of new hair. aniLmakes it giosay and soft. The vigor is a sure cure for dandruff.” * J. \V. Bowen. Editor Enquirer, McArthur, Ohio. - *'

Real-Estate Transfers.

arranty Deeds When Not Ottwnvise Spec ifiedJohn E. Spitler to Dexter <fc Cox, Feb. 21, ’9l und| It 10, bl 9, Rensselaer $ 400 John R. Elder, trustee, to Emma F. Henkle, Mar. 19, „f. w| nw 17-31-5, ej ne 18-31-5,160 acres, Walker trustee deed.. 800 Geo. W. Cox to James H. Cox, Apr 4, und| It 10 bl 9, Rensselaer 200 Wm. Imes to Wm. J. Whistler, Mar. 8, Ito 6,7, W 7, Fair Oaks... 400 Wm. J. Whistler to John F. F. Hines, Apr. 1 same as above.. 400

RENSSELAER STOCK FARPV - Stallions, Season of 1892.

Rensselaer Wilkes. . by ALCANTARA 7®. RlcortTSSs, and 10 years of age, sire of 46 in 2:30. est Bam BMtA by Nutwood 2:18?I * ■ Sire of dam of Arion 2 years. 2:40%, and the v . grwUMRt living Hire 2nd Dam Hernia by Woodford Mambrino _. 2:21*. * Dam of Woodford Wilkes, Sire of 4 In 2:90. 3rd dam Hermosa bv Edwin Forrest 49,' Dam of Hermes 2:27.54 and 5 producing daughters. 4th dam Black Rose,over 100 of whose descendantsare In the 2:3oc,J§ss. SIOO to insure Season to close June 15.

Fashionably bred colts and fillies for sale. Send for new catalogue just issued. —Address, RENSSELAER STOCK FARM, Rensselaer, Ind. —__! x__ . -- ——— 2 ' r ~ —K • x- v : ~ ~' ■ ’ “ 7

S. P. Thompson to Chas. Myers, Its 1,3, 13, 15,b12;1t 7 bl 3; Its 3,5, bl 5; It 11, bl 6, Wheatfield 120 Patrick D. Gallagher to Robt. Parker, Apr. 4, It 2. bl 2, Its 10, 12, bl 14, It 8, bl 16, It 2, bl 17, Its 8, 10, 12, b! 19, Remington. 700 Hansel J. Green to Sam’l S. Spacy, Mar. ne 9-27-7, nw nw 10-27-7, Carpenter .... 3000 Presley E. Davis to Sam’l Clark Jr. et al Dec. 10, ’9l, n| sc 24-32-6, 80 acres,, . exWheatfield7... 800 Wm. S. Coen to Chas. W. Coen, et ux, Apr. 5, pt Its 10,11, 14, bl 37, Weston’s Add. Rensselaer. 700 B- F. Ferguson to Wm. H. Ferguson, Mar. 29, It 5, bl 6, Cham. &M. Add. Remington .. 100 James King to Julius Kuns, Apr. 5, e| ne 16-32-6, 80 , acres, Wheatfield 1400 Simon Phillips to Alfreddie Phillips, Apr. 5,1 t 8, bl 15, Weston’s Add. Rensselaer.. 50

Geo. Zinn to Robt. Parker, Apr. 4, e 1-2 It 5, bl 8, pt It G, bl 8, Remington 200 Ida Ochs to Delvina Tread can, Apr. 5, s 1-2 nw 8-27-6, Carpenter.... 2400 James T? Hilton to Albert J. . Robbins, Mar. 23, n 1-2 ne 14-31-7, 80 acres, Ceener, quitclaim . 600 Ahne<la Evans to Benj. J. Gif- ’ ford, Apr. 4, und. T-s 2 nw, nw se 7-30 5, Gillam 700 Robt. Parker to Oliver P. » ~ Taber, Mar. 30, realty in ; Remington...... .1... 937 Jasper Circuit Court to Elizabeth Melser, Apr. 7, It 8, bl 1, Wheat field, und 1-6 sw 8-31-5, Walker, courtideed. 575 A. J. Kent, by heirs, to Nelson Morris, Jan. 29, Its 5. 6,7, in 9-32-7, 105 acres, Keener 527 Chas. Vinsen to Nelson Morris, Mar. y 'Bo’acres, Keener 700

What a debt of gratitude the world owes to such men as Drs. Ayer and Jen ner—the latter for the great discovery of vaccination, and the former for his Extract of Sarsaparilla —the best of blood-purifiers'!" Who can estimate how much these discoveries have benefited the race!

Notice of Paving and Grading Washington Street. Notice IB hereby given that the Board of Trustees of the town of Rensselaer, Jasper County, Indiana, at its regular meeting, April 11, 1892, passed a resolution for the paving and grading of Washington street in said town, extending from the easterly side of the iron bridge over the Iroquois river to the easterly side of We ton street in said town, and the property owners along the line o' .said proposed imnrovement are hereby notified that on May 9th, 1892, at 8 o’clock, P. m., at the office of, the Board of Trustees of said town, said Boardwi 1 hear objections, if any, to the necessity of the improvement thereof. In witness whereof I have here- / G * r \unw subscribed my name and caus--1 . Jed the seal of said town to be / 0 affixed hereto, by order of said Board <>f Trustees, at Rensselaer, this 12th day of April, 1892. > o CHAS. G-SPITLER, Apr.U. Town clerk.

Notice of Loss of Certificate of Sale, And Intention to Apply for New Certificate Notieh is hereby given to all concerned; That a “Certificate ot Sale” in the words and figures following, td-wit; “State of Indiana, ( Jasper County. j S3’ ® 1, Kzra, C. Nowels, Auditor of eaid JaspAr County, hereby certify that Alexander J. Kent purchased the west one-half ot the northw.st quarter of section sixteen (lfl>, township thirty (30), north of range seven (7) west, in Union township, Jasper County. Indiana, for the sum of four hundred dpi-' lar.s ,(S4O» apd having produced the Treasurer's receipt for one hundred' dollars ($100) tne on<--t<iurth of the purchase money and also the Treasurer’s receipt for twenty-four dollars, the interest for one year ending Jan. 31, lass, on the residue of said purchase money. Now when'hesaid Alexander J. Kent or assigns shall pay annually in advance the intere-t and make last payment in full o( said balance purchase money, town: three hundred dollars. Then the said Alexander J. Kent, heirs and assigns will be entitled to receive > deed for said described lands. . —*" . Given under my hand and official ! sbal I Seal this 31st day of January. 1881. < ’ KZRAO. NOWKLg, „ .. , Auditor jasper County, Ind. Recorded January XI, 1881. ' » EZRA U. NOWELB, A. J. C.” Ims been lost and that the undersigned win oaihelri day of July, 18M, make applic*. Hon to the Auditor of Jasper County, Indiana.for anew eertldrato of sale tube issued tn plane of said lost cvtiflmo. _ _ CAUOLC.IHT.

Pluto 1950. At 12 years of ago sire of 3 in 2:30 and grandsire of 2in 2:30 list. > by ' __Jy. WEDGEWOOD 2:19. Ist dam Primrose by Abdallah 15. Dam of Reds-ald2:2sM, - -r, —— Sineus 2:27M, ' y-- -a—' Ichißm2:29, -- Pa;ran 2:30. Princeps. sire of 29 in2:3o, Maxim, sire of 4 in 2:30. Pluto, sire of 3 in 2:30; and three other producing sons and daughters. ----- 2nd dam Black rose by ToM Teemer, Dam, Grandam and Great Grand Dam of over 100 2:30 trotters. SSO to insffre.

The Imported Stallioi). z ♦ No. 2.67 in the French Stud Book, of France; Draft Stud Book of America—Will make the season in charge of F. Al. Hanley and will be at Rensselaer Fridays and Sturdays, and at Granville Moody’s farm Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.. Color, dapple gray; weight 1,900 lbs., good action. This horse is well known in this county, having been kept at GranviUe Moody’s farm-for the past five years, and proven himself to be an extra good colt getter, his colts j being mostly solid colors and stylish and have been selling forextraprices this springTerms :—slo to insure living-colt. ; Care will be taken to prevent aceiI dent, but will not be responsible ' should any occur. Moody, Harrisons, Robinsons and. English, Owners. -—6 t

Tk.Fanners’ Hope! “Old Emperor” Will make the season of 1892 at my barn in Rensselaer. He will be found at that place every day in the week. —Six dollars to insure a standing colt. 2tp T. J. SAYLER.

JACK. In connection with the well know Clydesdale stallion “YOUNG SILVER” we have purchased from Thomas J. Hanna, of Hancock Co. Ind. the famous Jack. “LAWYER BILL”/ He is a dark brownish black 14| hands high, and weighs 1000 pounds.

LAWYER BILL was sired by Well’s Eureka, and he by Rader’s imported Iron .Duke. At two years did took first sweetstakes premium at State Fair, and took first jacks showing three best colts at the State Fair, when four years old and second premium for sweetstakes at the State Fail wlifen five years old' '■ The condition is such that the service of Jack and Horse shall be a lien on the foal. Guarantee a living colt for ten dollars. Cara will be taken to prevent accidents but will not be responsible should any occur. Will make the season at the farm of G. S. Guild 3| miles southwest of Medaryville, Ind. Gillam Live Stock Association, G. 8. Guild, Owners. 30-3 m. A job lot all kinds of muslin underwear worthy any todies attention. Chicago Bargain Stork.

Royal Cossack 2452. by DON OOSS ACK 980. i Record 2:28. Irt Dam May Queen by American Clay 34. 2nd Dam by Ericsson 130. 3rd Dam by Davy Crockett. 4th Dam by Kentucky Whip. sls to insure living colt.

Royal Cossack and Pluto, Jr., will, make the season in charge of F. M. Handley and will be in Rensselaer on Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays. Farmers cannot do better than to breed their heavy mares, to these horses and raise coach and carriage horses that always command good prices.

DON’T Think of buying any kind of a stove until you have seen our 1 MAGITIFICEISrT — mi— New Stock ■■■■■ci.ja ■ _____ r ————— 1 — The handsomest, latest and " mnßt. economical of coal iSflfe -x— wood direct draft and base heaters, and the celebrated EARLY BIRD COOK : . ~ 7 £7 The very best 0 all-aroan '7' kitchen stove ever sold in th I . county. a FINE-FARM WAGONS'

’ * / And all kinds of sljelf an d —■ ' builders’ hardware at I. WARNED & J ___ SEND BILLSTO Delphi Lumber Co. ■' Z>E3X«PXXX,. - FOR ESTIMATES ON Interior Finish and Veranda Work Refer to numerous specimens of work, in all the best new houses in Rensselaer.

At Pfivate Sale. And at big bargains and on easy terms: Horses of nearly all ages; Wagons, buggies, harness, plows, doi very wagons, carriages, and a new pair of Bob-sleds. Call at my office, in the Arcade building. A. Leopold. Buckleii’s Arnica s»a Ive The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Soros, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Foyer Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and all "Skin Erup tlons, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded Price 25 cants par box. For sala by F B. Meyer. Ladies! Our spring millinery has arrived and its beautiful. You are cordially invited in to see it. Our Mrs. Honan will take pleasure in showing you through our stock. Yours anxious to please Hemphill & Honan."

NOTICE OF Cerporatwn Electioa/ STATE OF INDIANA, JASPER COUNTY, ( 88 TOWN OF RENSSELAER. "NTOTICE is hereby given that on the firs: ■LN Monday in May, A. D., 1892, the same being 1 Monday, May 2nd, A. D„ 1892. an election will be held in and for the town of Rensselaer, in the County of Jasper and State of Indiana. The places of voting at said election will be, for the East Precinct of said town, at the Town Hall; f< r the West Precinct, at Michael Eger’s carpenter shop, the same being centrally located places in said preSaid election will be held for the purpose of electing the following officers of said town, to-wlt: One Trustee for the Firs* District. Oqe Trustee for the Second District. one Trustee tor the fourUi Diainct. One Town Clerk. One Town Marshal. one Town Treasurer. In witness whereof I have herbfunto set my hand and affixed the I J corporate seal of mid town, at my office, thisCth day of April. A. MM. OHARLKS G. BPITLKK, Clerk of the Town of Rensselaer.

Pluto, Jr. ’ Record 2:45X--11, i’ll ■i - ----- !e -- -•-- - ---- - rj I - PLUTO 1950. .. - sire of 3 In 2 !30 list. Ist Dam by Jim Swigert, Son of 8 wigert 650. Sire of 29 tn 2:39. 2nd Dam Buck Mare by Black Hawk. $8 to insure living colt.

Hemphill Bros. BiacksmitH -AND— Wood Repair Shops. (Successors to Yecman & HemphilL) All Work done Promptly and Cheaply, and Warranted First Class Quality. Front Street, South of Washington, (The old Erwin Shop,) Rensselaer, - Indiana. Wanted—Good Homes. The Board of Guardians of Marion County desires to secure good homes, in Indiana, for the childien in its custody. Applications must be accompanied by references. "Homes in the country preferred, but applications from parties living in town will be considered. Address, , Kate F. Parker, Sec’y, Plymouth Church, 29-3 m. Indianapolis, Ind. Be Quick! And select lots in Leopold’s Addition the “New Oklahoma.” They are going fast and on favorable terms. A. Leopold.

A Hew Method: of regulating the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. A now discovery. Dr. Miles’ Nerve And Liver Pills speedily cure billiousneas, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation?—Uneqnaled for men, women, children, s . rM mildnest, surest! ’SO doses, 25 cts. ' Samples Free, at B. F. Fendig’s A Co. Still dota* Watch Repatriate At the Citterns State Bank. All work warranted. : Hardman The Jbwwhl