Rensselaer Republican, Volume 24, Number 44, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 30 June 1892 — Page 8

v The Seasselaer RepublicanggStOMAL CARPS • F Et 81Cl*J fi. I w - *tABHSELW». D, p'; ■; ’ I—homeopathic—p- sdcloun. axidl S*arg«o», senssklalr..... ...... Ihbiava 7T t** k dmiaic ©ist tSva a Specialty Office East Washington Street. Tjl I VJao-SI. Residence. Malecver House. ~p, <i. JONES. M.D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 7 Calls prompt3y attended by day, or ... r ■ ; ■ «Ei'al - - -Tnrnra^A." gL LE. WASHBURN, • .PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, ,Rensselaer, Indiana. Spar a? 8tWo»1on Riven to the trea«nie • t if Wtreise i f :‘if Err, Ear, NoJe iod Throat an i Disese't- of •Vo.ue.n, Teas ores fjr g'.asin, 'banks. t.S. S2ar>. ’ VxvSe.s, F. L. Coiwjoie, resident. Csshler. Art C&shtor? Cm£KXS’ST.ITE BIHK SeXSSKLAKE lfiD > CAPiTAL, $80,090. iiiiivln*: an-J anditldei prjlts 183933. ... ; Dnfrs*. e‘«r.prai haalftnff husißQW- Interest. nHosrod os soecia’ dopisits. Ton Is the St? d qusr'ertyby Avlitaraf State. Your, fettiness ertiic.itea. CoUecttoaa will receive prompt attention ' * t ir ■ ~A .*■ »■ "A MsCay. X. 3 McCoy. E: t! HaUiajs'vorth Pros. Vice Pres.* Cashier A.icCoy&Co’s.Bank REXBSELAS&, INDIANA./ ~ * Does a General Bankist btHinet*. Msaay tanned for short time at current rates. We ■ankea epoctaltyef T at the lowest rates and o« most favorable terms. /a- '■ Rensselaer Bank, * .._.... . in Nowcla Bn tiding. H. 0. HARRIS. DAVID NOWEL3; President. Vice Prealdent, J.C. HARKIB, Cashier. Money loanedin snras to snit borrower. Exchange bought and sold on all baaking points Catlertion thade and promptly remitted. De - fMiti rrr -i~rt lidereits bfiMittA oerttfleatog 4 at deposits issued. LAWYERS. w. MARSHALL, A ttorne y a t law , Practices in Jasper. Newton and adjoining oannties. Especial attentioa given to settlement of Decedent’s Estates. Collections, Conveyances, •Tasttoea’ Cases, Etc. Etc. Etc. Address, - - Rensselaer, Ind. a»*OH P Thommon, UATia J. Tkommon AtWxy al Law. Astory Public. rpBGMPSON A BRO., 1 ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Rensselaer, Ind. Practice in all toe courts. We pay particular attention to paying taxes, selling and leasing lands. *. L. SUTLER Collector ltd Abstractor F. CHILCOTE, * attorney at law, v Rensselaer, Ind. V William B. Austin. Aar*naH. Hopkis? AUSTIN & HOPKINS, attorneys at law. gBSSWET.AKBi • - - j * ©eCrOß'i floor of LtopoW’s Block, Wastuttfcfoa an l VmK«as»Uer streets :r» all tiio courts, and purchase, seil* imA lease real estateT - ' - - OHARLES E. MILLS. AT»T»y>a.l3'J3'g‘ AT XsA. W Rensselser, laditns. Meuslons, Collections and Real Estate. Abstracts caret alt y prepared, _j__ j Titles Examined. APTn-.n Loans negotiated at lowest rates. up stain over Chicago Bar,«i» Store. JAMES W. DOUTHIT ATTORNEY AT LAW } RanoxgLAga. - • - - • - - - INPXAMA. Mp-f>ffice in Rensselaer Bank. XV-ts. i, ?», ■ VIISCEI A. AN EOUS. TAMES a. BURN HAM. iIY PENSION ATTORNEY AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. -inter the time. Fxticrf Ip Pension niatteri. O'fitewiin - V'ouity Treasurer, Ow-rt House. ' SCpl Ist, l”itj " „ latary Pubic and Estate Agent LtisTsof all c? 'ripUim.ifor sale or ie .53. . V HEATFIELD, IST>. JOIUv GR -VES, WHEATFIBLD, INDIAN A ■ p. tjotionkbr, ■HlignamaOediO any PMt 01 ! 131 ats * w , ’ -.o'datief, » ! f* teal Edale Agent and j _ Jwiice of the Peace, Collections promptly attcple 1 to, Ilf ? * bx lent* ol tanns and town pwp vty lorsaie. Womm.i>,lin> Dwiggins Bros. Si. Co., T ~. ®at»tn, Loam do Jk.lo»txant* Office in rear room of Citiaens* State Bar k, »:'■ 3BKBSELAEK. 1*». 4 • Money to loan on the chesumta* d best term • onlr abrfrwvreeorf in ttr •newty. •-ompiled with arreet ski . and care, st , *wsh°. ,^T^.Kd,, V- W, Bee**, a« ab.trac|br •* over 10 vea^* * periwwc. who bits chor g < **We art?*prepared u*m»'e sww-n'-t* pfti'le fitafkaU a ce«-a-

ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

H. 3. Barton. tb« former v fctficlcat foreman in The Rfpcuucan’s j rirjtinff department, has sold his interest in the California, Mo.. Uerald t to Tiis partner, Frank Lyon, and jpas returned to' Rensselaer and resumed his old place On The Rr.puutican. Geo. Healey, the \Oahg lull capahle printer who has discharged tjie dulies of foreman so ably and faithfully' during Mr. Btrlua’a Missouri journ, has himself gone to that state and entered the employment of Mr. Lyon. George is a born"newspaper, man and will acheive marked success in the journalistic field. Summer Clearance salcat Hemphill <fe Honan’s. For elegant and stylish millinery, it lowest living i)rieesy=C£dT-'On- Mrs. Tfoes, in tLeNotyeis, moc-a, •*H < 3 gv amine her stock.? See her line of hats, especially, at prkies from 10 cents, Upwai u.

A sad occurence took place on Wednesday- of last week, in Union township, ia the family of Austin N. Lakin, a well-known resident of that township. It seems that Mr. Lakin had trone into his fields to work, takO- .la ing with him the Qlder one of his two children, and Mrs. Lakin mistakenly supposed that he had taken them both! 'The youngest child, between twa and three years old, was sleeping in a bed-room, instead of being with the father, as Mrs. Lakin supposed. She, thinking both children were with the father* went to her mother’s, about a mile distant. When the parents both returned home they found the Child missing and after a search found it dead, ia about 8 or 10 inches of water, about three quarters of a mile from home. It had evidently started to follow up its mother, and having wandered intd the water had fallen down upon its face and being weak from exhaustion was unable to rise again.

We have received a copy of the new Year Book of DePauw University, Greencastie. Indiana. The progress which this ipstitgtioiL has made during tne last few years has been phenomenal. The enrollment for the year in all the schools is 1063, an increase of 102 over last year. This is tjhe largest attendance in the history of the University. There is an increase in all of the departments. The reputation of the institution has extended far and wide, and students are in attendance from all parts of the nation, and from different nationalities. The University is keeping pace with the progress of the tinfes. The pOOr young mau . and woman teWNUHStaBIOterrJohP '?*' -Tflhll, is President.

THE BEST APERIENT Til ffinrierT»phagmnr>Y is, iinrimihtAff:. ly, Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. Except in extreme cases, physicians have abandoned the use of drastic purgatives, and recommend a milder, but no less effective medicine. The favorite is Ayer’s Pills, the superior medicinal virtues of which have been certified to under the official seals of state chemists, as well as by hosts of eminent doctors and pharmacists. No other pill so well supplies.the demand of the general public for a safe, certain, and agreeable family medicine. “Ayer's Tills are the best medicine I ever used; and in my judgment no better general remedy was Ever Devised I have used thorn in my family and caused them to be used among my friends and employes for more than twenty years. To my certain knowledge many cases of the following complaints have been completely and permanently cured by iho use of Ayer’s Tills clone: Third day chills, dumb ague, bilious fever, sick headache, rheumatism, flux, dyspepsia, constipatij/ii. nutfjiartl colds, ; I knew- - that a tiiodfrate use of Ayer's Tills, continued for a few days, or weeks, as the nature of the complaint required, would be found an absolute euro for the disorders I have named above.’’ —J. O. Wilson, Contractor and Builder, Sulphur Springs, Texas. “For eight years I tyas.afflicted With constipation, whibh'at last became so bad that the doctors,could do no more for me. Then I began to tit* Ayer J s Pills anil soon the bowels recovered their natural and regular actfcn, so that now I am in excellent healthr’J-'Wm. HfDekaueett, Dorset, Ontario. “Ayer's Tills are tho best cathartic I ever used in my practiced’ —J. T. Sparks, M. D., Veddo, Ind,. rr.xrxßKD bF * Dr. J. % AYER & CO., Lovell, Mass. Bold by all DnaggUt* and Dealers in lUdidiMt Jotict to linilte NOTTCItb: hereby ?iv n th.i' tbob*ard o’ Commisii'o -ct« of Jasper ( onnty In ltana, will on tliu mhibiy <il Juno MW in special session, moire plans fdr repabs on Court llrm** 1 <n*l after adoption of plans, will rohi ;* ol M iff p '> > s litpte 1. IIEJK' It MCRKU.

CORRESPONDENCE.

; /;'V.vr, jv/.v iikms. ' The social event of the season was the large evening party given by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hollett and their daugliter Miss Flora in honor of their guest Miss Jennie Hathaway, of'*Chicago. A great number of inyited guests were present to share in the pleashres of the evening, chief among which was progressive conversation, handsome cards with suitable topics . being furnished to eafch guest. Music and dainty refreshments algo helped, o make the evening more, enjoyable. The toilets of the ladies were fully up to the styles prevailing in our larger cities. Altogether the Remington people are fully able to keep up with the procession. Rev. and Mrs. J. L. (Ireenway, of Greencastie Wiil begin this a . week or next the erecliort ota six room cottage on the lot owned by Mrs. Greenway just east of the Hart House. It will probably be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Peftley. *

A taH and dlgni tied looking Ra bbi from Indianapolis was here last Sunday in order to receive into the Jew - ish church by the Jewish ceremony the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Benhard Leopold. After the ceremony a grand dinner was served to about forty guests. We understand that the little one received the name of Simon. , Mrs. ELawn and her daughter Mrs. Dora May were in town last week i Several of bur young ladies visited the metropolis last Saturday in o der to take the teachers’ examination. The rite of baptism by immersion was administered to six persons last Tuesday afternoon by Rev. A. H. DeLong. Mi-. Henry Downing, for several years a resident of this place died at thejthome of his son Henry, eight miles from town, last Monday night. He was eighty-three years old. Hon. Chas. H. Price, of Middlesborough, Ky., stopped off for a short visit with parents and friends enroute to his home from the Chicago Convention. He was accompanied as far as Hartford City by his niece, little Helen Price. 7 , hi Quarterly meeting services in the M. E. church, next Saturday and, Sunday. Remingtonian.

Notice of Appointment as Administrator, rrCDl AX A, j gg is hereby given that I have been appointed Administrator of the estate of John H. Wilkinson, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. JOHN F. AVERY, ” - Administrator. __ June 16-23-30-pri. , June 13th, 1892. Drunkenness, or the Liquor Ifibit Pxlirs l Cored by administering Dr. Hains’ Uolilen -Specific. n .. It auogniifar-.tiirod nsA-pagdcr .winch ran he given in a glass of beer, a cup of coiTee or tea, or in food, without the knowledge of the patients It is absolutely harmless, and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient is a moderate drinker, or an alcoholic wreck. It has been given in thousands of eases, and ip every instance a perfect cure has followed. It- never fails- The systam once impregnated with theSpeciflc it becouu S on utter impossibility for the liquor appetite to exist. Cures guaranteed. 43 page bo ik of particulars free. Address. Golden Specific Co., 195 Race St. 24-12-lyr. Cincinnati, O. Pronounced Hopeless. Yet Saved. From a letter written by Mrs. AJa E. Hurd, of Groton, S. D., we quot s “Was takeu wHh a bad cold, which settled on my Lungs, cougi set in and finallv terminated .in Consumption. Four doctors gave me’ up, saying I could live but a short time. I gave myself no to my Saviour, de tir aimed if I could not stay with my friends on earth, I woulp- meet my abseu ones above. My husband was advisqd to got Dr. King’s New Discovery Jor Con sumption. Coughs and Colds. i gave it a trial, took “in allileight boitlia; 'it hah cured me. and thank God, lam low a wyll and heartyi woman.” Trial bottles free, at F. B. Meyer’s I)rng §tore, regular size, 5Qc. and 81.

RENSSELA ER STOCK FAR/h. Stallions, Season of 1892. 1

' -vafa.-----Rensselaer Rilkes. ■by . ALCANTARA Ti 9. Rlcord 2:23, and 10 yesrs of age. sire of 46 in 2:30. 63 1 Dam NF.NA by Nu T woiin 2:18« . Sire of dam of Arlon 2 years, 2:40V, and the gr patent UvAiigaire. 2nd Dam llet.mia by Woopford Mamrrino *:2IXDamof Woodfofd Wilkes, Sire of 4 in 2:30. 3rd dam Hermosa bv Edwin Forrest 49, Dam of Hermes2:27X and 5 producing daughters. 4thdam Black Rose. Over 1M of whoie da - scendant* are in the i :30c lass. SIOO to insure i Season to close June 15. *' ~ t.u

fashionably bred colts and fillies for sale. Send for new catalogue just issued. ■ 7 Address, RENSSELAER STOCK F4BM, RSX33SLkB% IXD

Real-Estate Transfers.

'“Warranty Deeds When Not Othe wise SjJec- : -s •-n-'tiled-_L-—-----;J . / •; ' r S. P. Thdbij son to John L.Tur - i , ner, c 4 nw 4-30-G, Barkley-. -5 526 Harvey Durand to Jacob D. - Hecdistedief., Nov. 10, sw 8-27-6, 160 acres, Carpenter 600* > -_* ■- _* - , i. Simon Cook to John W. Roe, t June 18,—sw sw 2y-28-6l —- Mi ! r Oy 1 . 500_, I). J, Thompson to Win. B. — Austin, June 17, eT-ne 28-20-0, —80—acres, —Hanging--'— Gr0ve......... 1100 John L. Rhode to August - i. Weging. Jan. 26, nw 32-31-6., 80 acres, Walker 600 , Sfsi J. Bentley to Mahala J, Bruner, June 3, pt sc 27-32-.7, Keener,.... - - -1. ... 300-, James B. Graham to Mildred v A. Hibbs, Feb. 18,Its 11,12, bl 4, Graham’s Add. Wheatfield —. ...... 50 Jonathan Peacock to' An cel Woodwortii, June pt e 4 •se 25-20-*?,' 10 acres, Marion 1000 John D. Stoddard to.Tififfa F. ; Drake, Feb. 24, ' und. £ Its 3,6, 7. bl 4, Leopold’s Add. Rensselaer ”75 - v • -ts Marion L. Spitler to Same, Mar. as above 75 Tiffin F. Drake to Abraham Leopold, June 22, Its 3,6, 7, bl 4, Leopold’s At\d. Rensselaer. ........... ... 225 Alfred Thompson to Stephen ~ T. Ulery, June 23, nw nw 12- 6, 40 acres, Wheatfield 225 Louis Khrort exr. to Benj. J. Gifford, June 17, w£ ne 730- 80 acres, Barkley..... 400 Jacob Rettier to Benj. J. Gifford, June 22, si nw 35-31-6, 80 acres, Wa1ker........ 400 Barnum Timney to Mary Malony. May 2, e. side se ne acres, Kankakee. 500 Margare N. Banta to R. G. Banta, Nov. 14, ’9l, ni se, ne sw 27-29-5, Hanging Grove.... V. 1 150 Marion L. Spitler to Benj. J. Gifford, June 24, ne $e 2831- 40 acres, quitclaim.... 100 Henry I Adams et al to S. P. Thompson et al, May 8, ’9O * ei ne sw 22-28-6, 20 acres, Milroy.. 100 Clara E. Iliff to S. P. Thompson et al, June 25, undj ei ne sw 22-28-6, Mi1r0y..... 25 J Jno. E. Comer et al to Stephen T. Comer, June 18, ne se , v 13- Union, quitclaim.. 420 John W. King to Albert With- . am, et ux. Mav 27. bt Its 16, 17, bl 31, Weston’s Add. - 745 = G. - Spitler, June 24, It 4, bl 12, Weston’s Add. Rensselaer.. 75

11-EBBIITEL - 39‘TATfLoF INDIANA I CC Jasper County; i In Jasper Circuit Court, to October Term, A. D 1592. LemuelStockwell 'l vs, l Thaddeus S. Robbins; - r et ah ) f Be it remembered that on the 7th day of June, 1392, the plaintiff filed an affidavit in the above entitled cause showing that the following named defendants in said cans e are nun-residents of the State of ludiana towir. Thomas W. Worlen and Worleh wife of said Thomas W. Worlen, Taylor Pierson and Pierson wife of said Taylor Pierson, Mrs. Banta wife of one Daniel D. Banta, Frank Allen and Hattie N. Allen, wife of .said Frank Allen and the unknown heirs, devisees and legatees and the unknown heirs, devisees and legatees of the unknown heirs, devisees and legatees of the said Thomas VV. Worlen add Worlen his wife. Taylor Pierson and Pierson his wife, Mrs. Banta wdfe of said Daniel D. Banta, Frank Allen and Hattie N. Allen his wife. Sfpd nort resident defendants are hereby notified''Wattpear in theJasper Circuit Court, in Rensselaer In llapa, on tiie 13 day of October, 1892, tin same be in g the 2nd juridieial dry of the October Term o i safti court and answer or demur to said com - plaint which is brought to quiet title to pea i estate in said county. i —Witness my hand and official sea 11 Allis 7tii day of June, 1892. WILLIAM h. COOVER, CUrkJas.oo. Thomfson A Bko. Attys. a- ——— ■ —.-- .... ■ ..j-'-'-j .. 1 - ‘ : Try Dullam’s Great German 15 cent Liver Bills 40 in. each package atLoog's r . ♦ , g , *

Pinto 1950. At 12 years of age sire of 3 in 2:30 and grandsire of 2 in 2:30 list. by » ' WEDGEWOOD 2:19. Ist dam Pri * ros e by Abdallah IS. Damof , , _ Redwald 2:26XT J—l . Sineus 2:27V, Ichi Bin 2:2), of 23 In 2:30, Maxim, sire of 4in 2:30, ■'“> Pluto, sire of 3 in 2:30; and three ether producing sons and daughters. 2nd dkm Bla. k Rob* by Tom Tekmer, Darn, Grandam and Great Ni;rand Dam of over 100 2:30 trotters. . . , SSO to insure.

~ _ ' BFNT) BILLS Delphi Lumber Go . ' ii>i33L,ipjsci, mn- - * 'id FOB ESTIMATES ON _____ Interior Finish and Veranda Work ■ • . . ' Ml .. : ... *-. - 1 * J Refer to uuraerona specimens ot^wotL 7 ! 3 the best new houses in Eonsselaer. 5 / . . 1131113 FURNITURE. JO-"tv- " > - •# ' : : ; 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 j | ¥hs Mammoth Steel j|M C OF- ■ J. W. WILLIAMS.!

Notice of Appoiatmapt of Administrator- ~ Notice is hereDy given that the uiKtovsign-' efl hasrheen appointed Admin istratm- with the" will annexed of the Estate of Andrew P. AbiJgaard late of Jasper County Indiana . The estate is probably solvent. Marion L. Spitler, June 23-30 July 7. ’ Adnunstrator. Notice of Meeting a-..-,.a, . • ’' ""'.iTiiir-v : OP County Board of Esviuw, Notice is hereby given that the Cojwfty Board of Review of Jasper county, Indiana, will meet at the County Auditors office, in Rensselaer, Indiana on Monday ihe 11th day of July 1892, for the purpose of reviewing the assessments of property in said conn tv for the year 1892, hearing complaints in regard thereto and equalizing the same, and will continue Ip session from clay to day until said work is completed.. Rensselaer, ind., June 20,1892 Henry B. Murray, June 23-30. Auditor Jasper Co . J* . ■ '• Try DuHam's Groat German 25 cent Cough Cure at Long & Co. Very Much Surprised - I,have been afflicted with neuralgia for nearly twb years have tried physic ian and all known remedies, but no per manept relief until I triod a bottle of nullam’s Great German Liniment and ft gave me instant and permanent ro-. lief. 25 cents per bottle. Signed A. B. Snell, Hamilton, Mich, April 11. 1891. For sale by Long & Co., Try Dullam’s Great German 25 cent Cough Cure at Long & Co.

Perf and Sildlt® New Barn, New Rigs, New Harness,Good i Horses.^ Wo sonJ out first-class equipment aud 'guarantee satisfaction; Special attention to boarders by the meal, day or week. Carriages for Funerals, Weddings, Parties, etc., on ‘‘shqrt notice. Vanßcnsseiaer Street, South of Town Hall, - Rensselaer, Indiana, >' —— *■ Tlidioas Burns, Projirietor.

Royal Cossack 2452.' by DON COSSAOK 980. Record 2:23. Ist Dam Mat Queen by American Clay- 34. 2nd Dam by Ericsson 190. Sir* I»sm V by Davy Crockett, 4th Dam by Kentucky Whip. sls to insure living- oolti.. v

Royal Cossack and Pluto, Jr., Will make the season charge of F. M. Handley and will be in Rensselaer on Mondays* Indays a d “"Srn cannot do better than to breed their heavy mares to these horses and raise coach and cariiago-horses that alwhys | command good prices.

J Vv\ HORTON, DEITTIST. Fillings,inserted that will not oomk out. LOCAL ANASSTfIKTI C 8 " used i» Tenth extraction. gfAttiacial teeth ' inserted from one to lull sets. Office over LaRue Brothers’ Store, Reasselaer Indiana, b ——i V—~. TRUSTEES* NOTICE. MARION TOWNSHIP. i will he in my office up stairs in Makeeer’s Bank Building every Saturday to attend to Township business. WILLIAM GREENFIELD, Trustee Marion Township. PIOISTBER MEAT IMS C. * - Renseiaar, - - Indiana, J. J. EIGLESBAGH, PEOP’R. BEEF, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Sansauge, Balogna, etc., sold in quantities te suit pur chasers at the lowest prices. None but the beßt stock slaughtered* Everybody is invited to call. ESTThe highest prices paid for -good cattle. j“ j. EIULESBAOH. Hemphill Bros. BlacksmitH Wood Repair Shops. (Bdccossors to 5' .> aatt A -H-unphJlLXv

All Work d.< re I»r-M*t|»t|y xud Uheaply, uatt it'air inied First Class Quality • Front Streetj Sowth of Washington, (Tho old Erwin Shop,) Rensselaer,. - Indiana, ', Be wise in time. You have to < many gray hairs for one so young looking. Uso Hall’s Hair Keuewer. tuo best preparation out to euro them. Try it. A I‘QBIU ve Fact. ' Ladies do not delay your vrinaoie time by waiting and suffering, but secure a botlleof Dull *m's Gnat German Female Uterine Tonic and be.-oured ol vour monthly trouble either in old or yourm. It is the very best preparation I ever prescribed in my extensive practice. It has given the best results in the greatest number of eases of tomate troubles of any medicine I ever used. I do not make a pratiee or using orrOQommeudirg patent medioines, but this ■remedy is prepared by a very com P® ’ ent physician and chemist __ or my acquaintance and I can cheenully ana amt consicuicio.u;-ly recommend it as the best-?! a bottle. A. C. fruth, - “SpeeliiTTsl<if"i)Tsea3t!S"ofWomen, 80 sast Madison St.. Chicago. For sale.by Long & co.

Pluto, Jr.; Racovd 2:45XPLUTWI 1950. sireo f 3in 2:30 list. Ist Dam by Jim sw !gERT, , 2nd Dam Bujck Mare by Black Hawk. , SB to insure liviDg colt.