Rensselaer Republican, Volume 25, Number 8, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 20 October 1892 — Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

The people of Jasper and adjoining counties are cordially requested to join in celebrating the Republican desire for continued industrial Protection, Sound Currency, Fair Elections and General Prosperity. The citizens of Rensselaer will do all they can to make yonr visit pleasant and profitable. Come in delegations with music and banners. This will be the FIRST, LAST AND ONLY RALLY of the Campaign and we walit you to give the day, not grudgingly, but with old time enthusiasm. The parade will begin promptly at 10 4. M, at which time all marching delegations should reach the city. We have at great expense secured good speakers, real cannon, a uniformed drum corps, brass bands, glee clubs and one thousand rations for visiting 'delegations. . Prizes will be given to delegations as follows: Drums and Fife to the largest and best; Flag to the best decorated delegation; Flag to the best delegation from any school district m Marion township; Flag to the best Ddelegation from any precinct adjoining Marion township; Flag to the best delegation from any precinct of Jasper county not adjoining Marion township. The precincts of any township may unite to compet e for first prize. The County prizes will be awarded in proportion to the Republican vote in 1888.

The following officers and committees have been selected who will answer all enquiries toucning their several departments. ON FINANCE—L B. Washburn, William H. Coover, E. D. Rhoades, J. H. S. Ellis, Abraham Leopold, James Hemphill and C. C. Sigler, to whom Ml contributions should be sent. ON DECORATIONS OF SPEAKER’S STANDS—John E. Warren, John M. Wasson, Jay W. Williams, William Greenfield, Mrs.*T. J. McCoy, Mrs. Frank Foltz, Mrs. M. L. Spttler, Mrs. C. W. Coen, and Mrs. J. F. Warren who have fall authority as to decorations in town also selection and distribution of prizes. ON MUSlC—William B. Austin, Harry L. Brown and Rial P. Benjamin, who will have full charge of the instrumental and vocal music at the celebration. ON TRANSPORTATION AND ARTILLERY—Henry B. Murray, Harvey J. Dexter and William Warren who will secure the beet possible rates on railroads for cannon and persons. ON REVIEW OF DELEGATIONS—PhiIip Bine, George Morgan, D. S. Makeever, John C, Porter, Delos Thompson, Grant Warner and Shelby Grant, to whom all competing delegations should report as to line of march into town. Philip Bine on Grace street, east limit of town. George Morgan on River street, east of Work street. Delos Thompson Range Line Road, end of Washington street Grant Warner on Kahnal street west of Washington. Shelby Grant on Bunkumßoad. John C. Porter on Chicago Road. Daniel S. Makeever on Main street north of Depot ON ADVERTISING—George Robinson, Hugh W. Porter, Joseph P. Hammond and Charles C. Warner, who will answer enquiries as tp order of exercises. ON RECEPTION—Thomas J. McCoy, Frank J. Sears and Joseph C. Harris. ON MOTTOES AND BANNERS—John King, B. Forsythe and J. C. Williams, who will give snggestons in that line to all enquirers. ** ON RATIONS—S. E. Yeoman, Thos. Borns and George Goff. X v RALPH W. MARSHALL will be Marshal of the Day, and each inarching delegation should report to him as assistant marshal. His aids to meet delegations are as follows: Simon Phillips, William M. Wood, Abe G. Hardy, Jesse Nichols, Floyd Robinson, John Q. Alter, Seldon Grant, Erastns Peacock. _ SIMON P. THOMPSON, President VICE PRESIDENTS:—Marion, South Precinct, Henry C. Brace; Marion, East Precinct, Rial Benjamin; Marion, West Precinct, Henry Aldrich; Newton, Isaac Sayler; Gillam, W. B. Querry; Barkley, East, Elias Marion; Barkley, West, Abraham C Abbett: Walker, William Webb; Union. Jacob Keener; Keener, Jacob Hahn; Wheatfleld, William Myers; Kankakee, J. N. White; Hanging Grove, W. W. Bussell; Milroy, Peter Foolks; Jordan, James V. Dutton; Carpenter, east Charles Fisher; Carpenter, west W B. Price; Carpenter, south, W. H Shaw, who will each have a seat on the grand stand.

Don’t look for large posters but at ouoe begin preparation for the grandest Rally ever seen in Jasper county. We ask our brethren from Newton, Benton, White, Pulaski, Stark, Porter and Lake to help us to give oar Soldier Governor, IRA J. CHASE, a reception worthy of the man, the office and the glorious cause of Protection, honest money and fair elections. 7 GOV. IRA J. CHASE! and GEN. THOS. H. NELSON, With other goood speakers will address the crowd day and evening. James A. Burnham,) of S; Thompson, [

Notice to Hunters. Owing to the liability of fires I feel compelled to prohibit all banting on my lands in Jasper County and noy wii tuns •**,! ja.l quu trsMiisssiQK on such Uiniis wit It u gmh will be prosecuted. , - 8-fit B. J Gifford c-ei iw.uinoru.