Rensselaer Republican, Volume 24, Number 51, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 18 August 1892 — Page 8 Advertisements Column 4 [ADVERTISEMENT]

DITCH NOTICE - ‘ ■ zdtttczeh:. In Wheatfield, Kankakee and Walker Toicnships, Jasper County Indiana. ’ < .

The Report of the Viewers and Engineer on the Wheatfield ditch commenced pursuant to the provisions of the act of the General Assembly off] the State of Indiana, approved March 7th, 1891, page 455 of -acts of 1891, has been filed in my office and pursuant to section 4of said ac t I have fixed Friday, Septemper 9th, 1892, as the time for hearing the petition and report and it appearing by affidavit of Simon P. Thompson, attorney for the petitioners that the residence of certain persons are without the County of Jasper in which said work is located and that the residence of certain persons can not be learned and that certain owners have no known tenants on their said land Wherefore all the folio wing named persons to-wit:-Patrick Maloy, Ananias Luse, Augusta KiuU, Nelson Morris, John W. Kelvey, Joshua A. Timmons, John Anderson. William S. Potter, Fannie Potter, John Marder, Albert B. Anderson, Martha Huston, Mrs. Boseman, whose first name is unknown, Sophia Tinkham, Joseph Leonard, Fabian Nauthison,._ Horace Marble, GeorgeO.Huffman, Charles W. Huffman, Sarah B. Henderson. John Pokry wka,

George ’K’etchmark,Englebret George Hoehn, James B. Graham, George W. Clark, Samuel Clark, Douglas Clark, Harmon Clark, Charles Clark, Max J. Algrim, William Dahnke, Edward T. Biggs, ’ John F. Biggs, John T. Davis, Presley E. Davis, Amos Nier, Elizabeth Nier, Mary A. Nier, James M. Nier, Henry Hunsucker, Cary McNeal, James E. McNeal, Alva McNeal, Mary Muchler, Daniel Muchler, Albert A. Davis, Frank Fisher, Frank W. Fisher, George Wesner, George C. Wesner, Hans Paulson, Lanj Gulbranson, Samuel Hunsucker, Samuel E. Huber, William Nier, Patrick Smith, Julia Meyers, William D. Meyers, William Meyers, Isabella Myers, Miranda J. Collins, Malinda Blocker, Isaac Blocker, George Blocker, John Makeever, Joseph Austin, Louis Meyers, Simon P. Thompson, Nicholas Nichols, John Greve, Henry L. Langdon Ims Langdon, Harmon Melser, Elizabeth Melser, Jacob Melser, Rachel Melser, William Webb, Mary Clark, Frederick W. Brow, John W. Ferrill, William P. Woodward, Lydia B.Hamilton.

Elizabeth Nichols, Charles H. Manther David J. Thompson, Jesse Wilcox, Catherine Wenrick, Mary Meyers, Everett Finney, Albert Vanduzen, John V. Myers, William F. Garrison, Barbara Beachler, John Beachler, Isaiah Beachler, Silas Beachler, Urban Moritz, Marion L. SpitTer, Frank W.‘Austin, Sylvester A. Austin Sylvester Jr .Joseph Austin Andrew Misch, John Misch, William B. Austin, Mark Kuapp, Nathan Kean, Ira Jackson, Caroline M. Jackson, Louis Miller, Minme’Schatzley, Annetta Cason, Thompson, Jacob Dolch, Henry Shoppell, Grover/Smith, Lottie Smith, James. King, Lawrence King, Warren M. Bray, Elizabeth Bodimaiy, Winifred Booth, Wesley Clark, William Holley, James H. Loughridge., Oran W.Gard, William Smith, Joseph Flugel, Henry C. Summers, Matthias A. Stephens, Walter M. Lawrence, Elizabeth Shirer, Lewis P. Shirer, Elizabeth, Hile. Jasper County foE-the use of its public highways in Wheatfield, Kankakee and Walker Townships: 'Martha Horton, Mi’s. Br<>seman; Fabian NaUthison, Isabel Myers, Finn, Hanttah Hopßins, Martha M.Rockwell, Henry P. Overton Phebe Deselms, Alfred J. Tilton, Winifred Booth. Who are believed to be residents of Jasper County, are summoned to appear in the Commissioner’s, Court; on Friday September 9th, 1892, at nine o’clock A. M. to show reason if any, why the several lots or parcels of lahd as inay then be shown by the amended report of the viewers.should not be assesseclfor benefits and damages by reason of said to be then determined by the Board on the hearing of the petitjon and rejxirt. < seal -of the Board of Commiss- ' loners this I‘Jthjlayi‘f Aug. nst, 1892. • " HENRY B. MURRAY. Auditor Jasper Co. Ind.

William Hammell, George Sackett, , Aiina Smallfield, W. F. Garrison, whose first name is unknown, C. M. whose first nkme is unknown, Harrison G. Bush, Catherine Bacon, Mary A. Haigh, Alva Leonard, Henry Crawford, Edward Sanford, Aruna Bacon, Almeda Hodges, S. J. Howell and M. J. Howel), whose first names are unknown, Samuel M. Newby, J. S. Wright, whose first name is unknown,. August W oolbrant, JosephF. Warn pter, George M.McDonald, James Osborn, J. N. Lane whose first name is unknown, ■JohnOrr, ’ Emma F. Hinkle, Edom Fletcher. Winifred Finn, Jacob Feister, Amos McCloud, Almira Bates, First National Bank of Indianapolis, - M. J. Cramer, whose first name is unknown, Peter Enswiller, Alexander Hamilton, Peter Leisenfelty Hannah Hopkins, Chas. A. Hath way, Henry Finnecamp, Chas. J. Linderman. Wm. A.Riifehart, Schuyler Sigler, Albert G. Porter, Michael Hyland, John Hyland, ’ Henry Indiana, Illinois and lowa Railroad Company, The Chicago and Indiana Coal Railway Company. Martha M. Rockwell. John Rauh, Phebe Desclms, Lydia B. Hamilton, August Litke, Alford J. Tilton, Sylvester Warte, Elizabeth Bodiman, Winifred Bobth, Joseph T. Cason. George W. Stoudt, Joseph Hamilton, Noah C. Hamilton, John J. Moore, Alfred H. Lindley, Clara Kent, Manuel B. Hart, William J. Allen, all of whom are believed to be nonresidents’of Jasper County; AlsQtSilva Root, James Swisher, Minerva Swisher, George O. Stembel, Francis E. Swisher, Asaph M. Stumph, Jjjhn H. Tilton, Catherine L.Tinkham* G'gQ-ge W- Tilton. Wi llraru Turner. yanWicklin, Seth J. Bentley, Finette G. Helmick^QaVid J. August Stachel, James Piokner, , Zacbariah Miller, Melcfioir, Miller. Charles Myers, Charles J..Linderman,, ' - ' - - ■ - - -

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Application for Licsnsa. Notice»-is hereby given to the citizens of thb-town of Rensselaer, in Marion township, jasper County; an.l' sta e of Indiana, that the’un-ieisiiiied George A. [Sten ktaden, a male inhabitant of the state 6t Indiana,-and over the age twenty-one year-<. of good moralcharacter, not in the habit of becoming intoxicated and fit in every respect to be intrusted with the sale of intoxicating liquors, will apply to the Board of Commissioners in said jasper qounty at their September term 1892, said term commencing on Monday, September sth. 1892, for a license to sell and barter spiritous, vinous, malt and all other intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege, of allowing and permitting the same to b • drank on the following premises to-wit: Thu precise location of the premises on which the undersigned desires to sell and barter with thevprivilega of allowing the same to be dran'k thereon, is a one story brick building forty (40) feet long by twentv (20) feet wide, on Van Rensselaer street and situated on lot numoipr three (3) block number four (4) of the original plat of Rensselaer, Indiana, and. deSqtlßea as fol lows : Beginning one hundred ami twelve and one half (U2M) feet north-westerly from the cor-' ner of Washington street and Van Rensselaer street, thence north-westerly on Van Rensselaer street twenty (20) feet, thence westerly parallel with Washington street torty (40) feet thence south-easterly parallel With Van Rensselaer street twenty (2th feet, thence easterly parallel wit*.: Washington street forty (40) feet to the place of beginning. rBaid license will be asked for a period of one year. George Strickfaden. Aug. 4-11-18. t. la purchasing spectacles do net partronize traveling doctors or opticians, as every few of them are honj est or competent and are pretty apto sell inferior goods, at very high prices. Dr. I. B. Washbum has a fine test case of lenses and will order you the very best of glasses, in such frames as you wish, at very reason* able rates. , ts