Rensselaer Republican, Volume 24, Number 43, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 23 June 1892 — Page 8

91 * f ’~* C ' Th£ Rensselaer Republican* PROFESSIONAL CARDSr HTticiAva. —l_ ——.— ■ yf W. UAUTBKLL, M. I)., HOMEOPATHIC v*si da.n. and S-u~rg*©cr!., ptysccMS*. C, .Inbiam Diseases A Specialty Jggj Office East Washington Street. S-JM-S4. Residence, Maiecver {louse. y, 6. JONES, M. D.. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Calls promptly attended by day or V night. - pETABTVILLE, - - INDIANA. jjR. I. B. WASHBURjiT PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Rensselaer, Indiana. Spec a’i attention given to the treatment of *i»eMe of th<‘ Eve, Ear, Nose and Throat an <1 Disease of Women. Tests eves for glass s, ~ rT BANKS. - - - .. t.i. SSABS, V4L. SH>, F. L. COILCOTE, Pesideat. Cashier. As’t Cashier CITIKEW STATE BiLUK &ENSSRLAZR iRD. CAPITAL $30,000. Surplus and andiviSed profits $850)9 . Does a general banking business. Interest. •Cowed on social deposits. This is the «Bly State Bar k in Jasper County Wat is exajaraed ouartrrlr by Auditor of State. Your Dasiaeas soliciiel. Collection* will receive psmpt atteitlod - A McCoy. I. J McCsy. &L: Hoffiawwarth Pith. Vice Pres. — CashierA.HcCoy&Co’s.Bank RENSSELAER, IKDIUf Jtj Does a General Baskiag bait cel*. Money Dsanedfor short time at current rates. Wc BLikea specialty of FA-RM X.O^JfcTSr~~~T at the lowest rates and on most favorable Kras. ■ 1 r- —* s iRensselaer Bank, (located In Nowels Baling. *L 0. HARRIST DAVTONOWEIS, President. •* Vioe President, J.C. HARKIB, Cashier. Money loaned In anma to suit borrower. Exchange bought and sold an all banking points C&neatton made and promptly remitted. De ■ pealtsreceived. Interests bearing certificates of deposits issued. LAWYERS j£ALPH W. MARSHALL, attorney at law, Practices in Jasper, Newtos and adjoining •aunties. Especial attention given to settlement of Decedent’s Estates, Collections, Conveyances, Justices’ Oases, Ktc. Etc* Etc. Address, * . Rensselaer, Ind. Bt*o> P. THOMWOK, DATIB J. TBO*r«ON Attwwy <UA»w. JMery JhMic. Thompson * SBO.; ATTORNEYS AT LAW, __ Rensselaer, Ind. • fcnßtina in aU tflsconrtai We pay parttcola attention to paying taxes, selling and leasing lands. JL. I*. SPITLKR Collector and Abstractor ATORDECAI F. CHILCOTE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Benggelaer. Ind. ttomds to all business intiieprofmslon witl promptness snd dispatch. Office in seoond story of the Makeever building. - William B. Austin. —AXTEuaH. Hopkins AUSTIN & HOPKINS, ATTOKKETS AT LAW. -—- second floor of Leopold’s Bloch, .corner Washington an J Van Rensselaer streets rtaettee in all 'toe courts, and purchase, sell and lease real estate. . « . - * E. MILLB. AT Reasselser, Uiiaaa. Wtttons, Abstracts carefully prepared. Titles Examined. MEthum Loans negotiated at lowest rates. Q-’hilr. *p rtiin mt Chief* Barysi* Stars. JAMES W. DOrrHIT ATTORNEY AT LAW rupiLin, ........ INDIANA. £P*Ofllce in Rensselaer Bank. • —.ir- —-4 MISCELLANEOUS. JAMBS A. BURNHAM. tl. S- PENSION - ATTORNEY AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Thoroughly equipped and abreMtof the time f Expert in Pension matters. Ofitoe with County Treasurer, Court Houte, Kept. Ist, 1330 jr,m m&mmm notary Pubic and Real fetate Agenl Lands oi all descriptions for sale or lease. W.IEATFIKLD, IND. JOHN GR; /BSh , WHEATFIELD, INDIANA auctioneer, Rales attended id a&y part oi Jasper and adointng counties, also Beal Estate Agent and Justice of the Peace. Address - - - Waa*m«XM,lfljKj. mm,-it-Dwiffiwßrw* *«••) , 1 atetsitw, Lon*a»'*< .A.tßitrmot* Office in rear rodtoof OMtew** State BanM, RIKBSXLAXa, I*». T|- T to loan on ttettiaeettnxdWterm* assrafAf’s to make o* title sAia tmm fidf ffikinialbf WlWOwi. ■BEETt « /

ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

H. J. Dexter went to Indianapolis Sunday evening and returned Tuesday. Mrs. W. R. Stewart, of Kansas City, Mo., is visiting her .mother, Mrs. Sharp, and other relatives. Mrs. Harry Brdwn, of Cincinnati, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Monnett. \ A beautifulline of'fancy goo<ls to select from, at Hemphill <fe Honan. Letha and Flossie Wright are spending part of then-vacation visiting at Wadena and Kentland. ft - V . ‘ l Miss Bertha Hall, of Bloomington, spent a few days this week with the family of Isaac Glazeprook. Mrs. J. H. Willey, of South Bend, and Mrs. Dan Willey, of Monon, are visiting I. J. Porter and family. Misses Oliie Irwin and Blanche -Shortridge, of Keener tp., are visit* , ing Edith and Belle Marshal!. By yourself a nobby new suit for the 4th at the only one price cash store. Chicago Bargain Store. ' Mrs. Barnes with her two daughters of Fowler, is visiting her father, RimOn Phillips. Rev. I. I. Gorby is attending a Sunday School convention at Elkhart. Ladies. We have laid in a hahdTOifi ine of cloth top shoes in lace and button. Also * line of low shoes the finest in the land; come and see them. Hemphill & Honan. A lawn social on Tuesday evening was given by Misses Edith and Belle •Marshall at their home. About 25 young people were in attendance.

The festival at Saylerville, last Saturday evening, was a right pleasant affair, in spite of the bad weather; and netted over s2o* towards buying an organ for the Saylerville Sunday School. The proceeds of the Fourth of July celebration at the same place Will be devoted to the same object. We hear that our old medical and sporting friend Dr. Caldwell, of Mt. Ayiyand his son Mack made & big strike when they bought of J. G. Reynolds the thoroughbred horse Alva. The horse bad been “bunged up* on the race track and Caldwell got him for SSOO and has since been offered SSOOO. Eight fine thorough* bred mares from Chicago have been among his patrons this year.

Saturday night some sneak thieves, probably the same gang that stole T. Clark’s pies, slipped into W. T. Perkins’ house and stole a suit of his clothes and a fine silverwatch. Tuesday WiUnr T ""°* to Monpn on business mid from there sent word to Mr. Perkins that a fellow had been caught in a store there, by their night-watch;andthathehad a bundle of clothes and a watch that ans* wered to the description of Mr. Perkins’ property. The latter went to Monon yesterday* to reclaim the property, if it proved to be his. The captured man is in jail at Monticello.

For elegant and stylish millinery, at lowest living prices, call on Mrs. Imes, in the Nowels Block, and examine her stock. See her line of bats, especially, at prices from 10 cents, upward. ~ , The Republican Judicial and Representative conventions will meet at Goodland, to-day, the former to nominate a candidate for prosecuting attorney and the latter a candidate for Representative in the State Legislature. For proseculng attorney, John T. Bsown, the present able incombeat will have no opposition to his well-merited re-nomination. For Representative there is no known candidate. The name' of Wm. Cum- ° v . n . ) mings, of has beefi suggested by his townsmen, but it is said that he will not consent to be a candate. If' . t ?

A disabled vestibule car now standing on a side-track at the Rensselaer depot, is evidence of a close escape from a bad wreck, last Monday morning. The outer end of one of the *d shafts broke off, as the train nearing the depot, and this * let <»e front Corner of the .entire truck frame, including brake and brake beam, springs &*., fall down upon the track, thus putting the entire train in the most imminent danger of a complete wreck. By good luck, however, the frame bumped along over the ties until the station was : reached, when the car was shunted off on the side-track, and left. The train was heavily loaded with passenger bound for the Chicago oonTention.

CORRESPONDENCE.

D UNN VILLE ITEMS Corn is growing rapidly. Miss Della Gillespie»is visiting friends at (Quincy, Ind. Miss Ivy Bartlett who has-been the guest of MissrEmnra Christie, for the past week returned to her home in Chicago last Monday. . George Dunn is at home spending the summer vacation. He has been attending school at DePauw University and intends to).return there after vacation to continue his education. I D. Dunn’s new store building is nearing completion. It is a large and commodious building and adds much to the appearance of our little villiage. Misses Maggie Maloney and Gusta Miller are visiting friends in Chicago. Mr. and Miss Shortridge were visiting friends at this place. ~ The railroad company gave our popular young telegraph operator W. T. a well deserved vacation of twO weeks . W. L. Swain is working in hia ’place in the meantime. i.Wheatfield’B base ball nine invited Dunnvills nine to play a game of ball with them. The invitation was accented and Wheatfield was beaten 12 toll.

Frank Ketchmark and Theresia McCue were married at the Catholic church in San Pierre, last Tuesday. The groom is one of our progressive and enterprising farmers and we wish him and his better half much joy. Day was a success hotwithstanding the Tact that Wheatfield choir returned home a little sad at heart because the judges pronounced •Duinville th'e best singers. Dunnville was far a head if they 9 did sing the “Red, White,and Blue” 'iHthout any colors. They were generous and let Wheatfield carry the flag, even if they could not sing in honor of it, and notwithstanding Dunnville had a fine flag of its own. - * The parties interested met last Friday night and decided to have a Township Graded school, by a vote of twenty-seven for and five against. The new school house will be a two story building and work will be commenced on it as soon as possible. 'Kankakee is fast coming to the front in educational matters and the people take a great interest in school work, _ - - Old Harper.

REMINGTON 11EMS . Mr. Mid Mrs. Ben Leopold are now the proud parents of a ten pound boy. He arrived last Saturday. The Christian S. S. and a number of the members and friends of the church are going on a picnic excursion tothe river at Monticello Wednesday of the week. At a meeting of the new school board Miss Orpha Timmons was elected teacher of the grammar department and Miss Anna Draper of the intermediate room. The other teachers remain as they were with the possible exception of the Superintendent Prof. Dickerson. Children’s Day was observed last Sunday in the Christian church in a pleasant and appropriate manner. Songs, recitations, flowers and good feeling were the order of the day. Something over fourteen dollars was the financial result. Mrs. lona Hayes Willetts and her two sons are visiting with the mother and sister of the former Mrs. Mid Mrs. Poole. Mrs. J. L. Greenway and her son Joseph of Greencastle are visiting relatives and friends in this place; Ellery Bloom, another one of our Remington boys located in the great city by Lake Michigan, spent Sunday with parents and friends, returning to Chicago Monday morning. Miss AnnaDalzell, of Reynolds is visiting relatives in this place. The Strawberry season is now in its prime. One grower, Mr. G. B. Clark, picked one hundred andninety quarts last Monday. Mr. Frank Shaw, of Indianapolis, spent a few days with parents and friends in this place. The two sqns and a daughter of Rev. V. McKee and wife arrived from

RENSSELAER STOCK FARff\. Stallions, Season of 1892. |

Rensselaer Wilkes. by _ ALCANTARA 729. Rloord 2:23. and 10 years of age. sire of 46 * “ in 2:30. t Wt^SS B *, Art . n 3 years, 2:40V. and the greatest living sire. 2nd Dam Herxia by Woodfori> Mambrino Damof Woodfard Wilkes, Sire of 4 in 2:30. 3rd damHKRXQ&A by Rdwi* VomS»t4>, Dam of Hermes - 4th({amßLACk Rosa, over 100 of whose da - scendants are in the 2:30c lass. ;■ SIOO to insure Season to close June 16.

t? vitoH ortits and fillies for sale. Send for new catalogue just issued. Fashionably bred co dWb ReNSSE LAEB STOCK FARM. BEN3SELA.ER, IND

the various institutions of learning they have been attending to spend the summer vacation with there parents. Remingtonian.

Real-Estate Transfers.

Warranty Deeds When Not Otherwise Spec- — ified- '■„ David Nowels to Gottleib Makus, June 13, nw sw 14-30-7, Union *. $ 400 Thos. Thompson to Benj. J. Gifford,.June 14, pt s£ sw *24-30-0, 79 acres, Barkley -. X 1400 Same to Same me sw 4-30-5, 40 acres, Gillam 200 Wm. B. Austin E. H. Tabler, May 0, ’9l se 29-32-6, Wheatfield. .....,... 50(K Geo. K. Hollingsworth adm’r., to Addison Parkigon, Jane _ 13, pt Its 5,6, Rensselaer, AdniT’s deed 4600 Lewis B. Sims, ex’r et al to Wm. A. Rinehart, May 25, e£ tfw 33-30-5, Barkley ex's deed 600 Geo. K. Hollingswdtth, to Henry B. Murray, June, *l3, Its 5,6, 7,8, Kannal’s Sub. Div. Rensselaer., .... 952 GeofK. Hollingsworth adm’r . to E. Xu Hollingsworth,,June 13, Its. 1, 2. bl 6,-Rensselaer 440 C. Zimmerman to Michael Robinson, June 7, sw sw v 25-31-5, Gillam 200 D. P. Ingraham ,td Nelson r 36-33-6, 54 acres, Wheatfield $ 150 John S. Martin to Lydia E. Martin, June 14, n£ se 17-27-7, 40 acres, Carpenter 1600 D. P. Gallagher to Chas. L. Wilson, Apr. 4, n|lt 8, bl 13, Remington. 300 S. P. Thompson to Benj. J. Gifford, June 17, se nw 32-30-5, Barkley *360 Emerald A. Aldrich to Samuel A. Henry, June 15, pt 19 29-6, 1 acre, Marion... .. 125 Henry C. Bollesby exr, to Alfred Thompson, May 25, se, sw se 6-28-6, Marion, Admr’s deed 600

For sale. - One new separator 32 inch cylinder, 48 mch separator $250. One D. June engine, good repairs, 10 Horse power $75. One new stacker $75. One new grinder $75. One large family organ in good condition for $35. One square piano in good condition for $75. One 3 year-old horse, fat for S6O. One cook stove. One heating stove Cupboard, beds and bedding. Any of the above will be sold on long time. Call on or address . ————Wm. ■■ B. Aforaty-- ’ Rensselaer Ind. Tryull Dam’s Great German 15 cents Liver pills 40 in each package. For sale by Long & Co. Try Dallam’s Great German 15 cent Liver Pills 40 in each package atE^png’s A new jVlethod: of regulatftig,,the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. A now dlscoveryrTffTMiles’ Nerve and Liver Pills speedily care billionsness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles; constipation. Unequaled'for men, women, children. Smallest, mildnest, surest! 50 doses, 25 cts. Samples Free, at B. F. Fendig’s & Co. How well we remember grandmother’s attic, so fragrant with medicinal roots and herbs! roor old soul, how precious they seemed to her! And yet one bottle of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla would do more good than her whole collections of“yarbs.”

You can never know till you try, how quickly a dose of Ayer’s Pill’s will cure your sick headache. Your stomach and bowels need cleansing, and .these pillsvrali accomplish it more effectually and comfortably than any other medi* cine yon can find.

Pluto 1950. XtuywnofaW*™;” «•*» by ", WEDGEWOOD 2:19. Ist dam Primrose by abdallah 15. Dam of : w Red vrald 2 ; 26k ■ aineus2:27X. ■i I Ban 2:29, Pr (nceps. Sire of 29 IB 2:30, Dam. G randam and Great Grand Dam of over MB 2:30 trotterp. i• . •

BFND BILLS TO Delphi Lumber Co DESIjPHI, 115T33-, ,4, ’ FORKSTIMATES ON Interior Finish and Veranda Work %» r ~ ‘ f Refer to numerous specimeaa of work ; in all the best new houses in Rensselaer. Tfit • • > ■ .. 1 - • We wish to call the attention of those in need of furniture or carpets to the high grade of stock and low retail prices of 1 "r'v ■ ■ • -« u . —i —L _ . SI ¥h@' Mammoth iltek ' |~' _OP J. W. WILLIAMS.

Notice of Appointment of AdministratorNor'icK is hereoy given that the undersign- j ed has been appointed. Administrator witii the will annexed of the Estate of Andrew P. Ahilgaard late of Jasper County Indiana. Tlie estate Is probably solvent. Marion L, Spitler, June 23-30 July 7. Adininstrator, Notice of Meeting (B . i County Board of Review. Notice is hereby given, that the County Board of Review of Jasper aounty, Indiana, wUI meet at the County Auditors office in Rensselaer, Indiana on Monday the 11th day of July 1892, for the purpose of reviewing the assessments of property in said conntv for the year 1892, hearing complaints in regard thereto and equalizing the samp, and will con- 1 tinue in session from day To day until said work is completed. Rensselaer, ind., June 20,1892 HENRY B. Murray, June 23-30. Auditdfr Jasper C o. Try, Bnllam’s Great German 25 cent Cough Cuce at Long &Go. —l_ Very Mucli Surprised I have been afflicted with neuralgia for nearly two years have tried physic ian and all known remedies, but no per manent relief until I tried a bottle: of Dallam's Great German Liniment and it gave me instant and permanent re» lief. 25 cents per bottM Signed A. B. Snell, Hamilton, iliehf April 11. 1891. For sale by Long & Co. ■ — ■ . ~... Try Dallam’s Great Getmar»2s cent Cough Ctrre at Long & Co. New Barn, New Rigs, New Harness,Good Horses. We send dot ecjtii|)men't and guaraatee saßsfacmm, Special attention given to boarders by the meal, day or week. * r Carriages for Funeralss Reddings, Parties, etc., on short notice. - • f .r-*" • » _ Vanßenssfelaer Street, South of Town Hall, ' Rensselaer, Indiana.

Royal Cossack 2452., by < DON COSSACIv 9SO. Record 2:25. lat Dam May queen by American OLAT'S4. 2nd min by Ericsson 130. 3rd Dam by Davy Crockett. Dam by Kentccry Whip. sls to insure living colt.

Boyal Cossack and Pluto, Jr., will make the season £ charge of F. M. Handley and will l>e in Rensselaer on Mondays, Fndayb Oafl breed their he«y meres* thjiee hojei S o<»ch end c«rru«e horeee that elweye commend, good* priced , ; V,

T W. HORTON, ' ’ ' IDEILT'TTS'r. Fillings inserted that will not cqjik our. LOCAL ANESTHETICS used in Teeth extraction. teeth inserted from one to full sets. Office over lv Rue Brotliers’ Store Rensselaer ludiaj%. , TRUSTEES'-’ NOTICE kARIONTOWNSHIP. i will be in my office up stairs in MakerfrafU' Bank Building every Saturday to attend to Township business. P WILLIAM GREENFIELD, Trustee Marion Township. __ , , _ J . __ - _ - ' ~ ■ n*PIOINBBB MEAT MABKEE Renselaer, - - Indiana, J. J. EIGLESBACH, PEOP , E'. BEEF, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Sausauge, Balogna, etc., sold in quantities to suit pur chasers at the lowest prices. None but tno best stock slaugMerod. Everybody is Invited to call. tyThe htghest prices paid for good cattle. J. J. EIULESBAOH. ttu ■ . Hemphill Bros. BlacksmitH -AND— Wood Repair Shops- .- (Successors to T» muan A Komphim) " L" >- ! 411 Work done Promptly and Cfe*aplyy ww Httied Vtrir Class Quality 3 Front Strwtx South ofWa*hfngton f > * 1 (The old Erwin Shop,) Rensselaer. - Indiana^ bo wise in time. You have toT many gfayhairs for one so young loikln3V= Use Hall’s Hair Kenewer. the belt preparation out to cure them- Try»it.A Positive Fact. Ladies time by waiting and suffering. butMcurea botlleof Dallam’s Great GefjV® Female Uterine Tonic and be oaroaoj your monthly trouble either in . * yoangr- It is the rery best l ever pr«BC£ibed.in my. pr^ Rumberof troubles of any medioine 1 eves usiej I do not make a pratice-oF-netng; dr reoommondiDg patehtejaedieines, but tha 3? is prepared by a very Q ompe| ent physician and chemist of my acquaintance and 1 can cheerfuHy and and recommend it as the i bottle. A. C. fruth, Specialist of Diseases of Women, 89 East Madison St.. Chicago. For sale by Long & co.‘ 1

Pluto, Jr. Record 2:4SKPLU'A) 1950. 1 sire of Bin 2:30 list. Ist Dam rW-SSKefc-W sire of 2B in 2.M. 2nd Dam Buck Mare by Black Hawk. $8 to injsnre living coif: