Rensselaer Republican, Volume 26, Number 17, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 21 December 1893 — Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

OT. JACOBS OIL oml sf? 0 PAINS HMD ACHES. %» _ ~ ... \ ' . • . ■ ■ • 5S '“ValrTg) v -' ,T RAIDWAY yAWM big) * 1 lA,I A, : v ' H JMS.W. TMBRVLE. AtWHIT&nV j IA vlrtSftU.s CiLTOt , £SMtelwV t ’ During the past few weeks the readers of this newspaper have seen each week in this space interesting statements of facts concerning the prospects and growth of the wonderful usw natural . < gas, manufacturing town ■ * INGALLS Which has, during the past six months grown from an empty wheat field into a thriving little city with brick and frame business blocks, postoffice, good stores, hotels, residences, gravelled streets, brick sidewalks, magnificent railroad station with town clock, excellent residence and FIVE BIG FACTORIES rapidly building and aU nearly finished, to employ in the aggregate over 300 people, as- > suring an almost immediate population of 2,000, with more factories to follow rapidly. Ingalls is but 23 miles northeast of Indianapolis, on the main line of the Big Four R. R,, and is destined to be to that city what Pullman is to Chicago—a great manufacturing suburb. A low round trip fare, 12 passenger trains daily and guaranteed Indianapolis freight rates, together with free gas, free switches, factory sites, etc., to manufacturers are brinjjihg hun- r dreds of inquiries from eastern manufacturing firms, anxious to locate in the Indiana Gas Belt. The people who are rapidly removing to Ingalls must have homes. Building lots are doubling in value and will continue to do so. This week we place on the market the first addition to Ingalls and shall offer a few of the splendid lots therein at the marvellously low price of SIOO.OO Each In order to call special attention to the unparalleled advantages of the town. Not more than three lots will be sold to any one person and the price will be advanced without notice. These lots are within five minutes walk of the depot, and adjoin the great plant of the Crescent Glass Works, whicn is in operation and will employ 150 people as soon as thoroughly completed. All the lots are high and dry, underlaid with gravel, and are absolutely the greatest bargain ever offered. Each lot fa 40x130 feet in size. The streets will be made, shade trees set out and natural gas piped past every lot free of charge. Terms, one-third down, the balance in one and two years with six per cent, interest. The sum of $33.33 down secures one of these lots. Seven handsome brick cottage houses are now being built in this addition, and in a few month’s time it will be covered with good houses. If yon want to make money and make It quickly, buy one or more of these lot*. Write us for full particulars, plats, price lists, etc. Address THE INGALLS LAND CO., Arthur B. Grover, President, Ingalls, Madison Co.. Ind. or Lombard Building. Indianapolis, Ind.

Irrfdls. Holiday Excursions AT Very Low Rates to and from all stations on the BIC FOUR ROUTE Tickets on sale December 23d, 24th, 25th, and 31st, 1893. and January Ist, 1894. Tickets good returning until January 2d. 1804. For tickets and full information call on agent* BIG FOUR ROUTE. E. O. McCormick. D. B. Martin, Pass’r Traffic Mgr. Gen,.l PassgrAgt HOLM lEKXIOIS. LAKE ERIE l WESTERN B. R. Ft Wayne, Cincinnati and Louisville HT (natural oas route.) Will sell for the Christmas and New Tear Holidays, Excursion Tickets between all stations on Sts line, at the very low rate of One and One -Third Fare For the Ronnd Trip. Tickets will be sold on December *3, S 4, ». 80 and Si. 1883. and January 1. ISM, limited going to date of sslr, and good returning op to and in* lading January 8. 18M. For ticket-, rat-a, time an 4 general Information, ca loa any ticket geut of tbs above route, or ad drees C. F Dalt, lies I Pass, Agtj H, C. Pahssb. Traffic Manaper. j Indianapolis. Ind. DITEUTC tho* as r. unman WadUngtoo, rAICnIaO <’ K- ally. fee until Patent <d>- * ""1” "mi ~ fstead. Write for lavesWx'sOitMa.