Rensselaer Republican, Volume 27, Number 2, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 6 September 1894 — Page 5

The "Rensselaer Republican PROFESSIONAL CARDSPHYSICIANS. YJ W. EARTSELL, M. D., HOMEOPATHIC—na.ysiciasx a.ncL SiirgreorL, AKNB3ELAKB. .IKDIAKI Chronic Diseases a Specialty Office Bast Washington Street. S- Jan-84. Residence, Maieever House. JJR. T. B. WASHBURN, PHYSICIAN akd SURGEON. Rensselaer, Indians. ’ Bpecial attention given to the treatment of Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat and Disease of Women, Tests eyes for glases, rp B. JONES, Physician and Surgeon. MEDARYVILLE - INDIANA Calls promptly attended. Office one door east of Streight’s store. Residence Thorson property. .

BANKS. F. J. Sears, val. Skib, J. F. Hardman, resident. Cashier. As’t Cashier CITIZEUS’STATE BANK Rensselaer Ind. CAPITAL 930,000. Surplus and undivided profits SB6OOO. Does a general banking business. Interest, allowed on special deposits. This is the only State Bank in Jasper County that is examined quarterly by Auditor of State. Your business solicited. Collections will receive prompt attention. A. McCoy. T,.J. McCoy. E. L. Hollingsworth. Pres. Vice Pres. Cashier. A.McCoy&Co’s.Bank RENSSELAER, INDIANA. Docs a general banking loaned for short time at current rates. We nake a of 2LiO-^IfcTS, at the lowest rates and on most favorable terms.

Rensselaer-Bank, '(Located in Newels Bttlidi&g. H.O. HARRIS. K. T. HARRIS President. Vice President, J.€, HAKKIS, Cashier. - Money loaned in awns to suit borrower, Exchange bought and sold on all Lanhirg points Collection made ai;d promptly remitted. Deposits received, interests ..hearing certificates of deposits issued. LA WYERS. T> ATJPH W. MA RSTTALL^ A TTOBNEY A T LA W } Practices in Jasper. Newton and adjoining counties. Especial attention given to settle ment of Decedent’s Estates, Collections, Conveyances, Justices’ Cases, Etc. Etc. Etc. Office Oyer Oluctgo Bargain Store. Rensselaer, - - Indiana. Simon P. Thompson, * cm J. Tkomtson A ttemty at law. Notary ftthHa, Thompson, a jibo., ATTORNEYS AT LAW Eexifisolaer, Ind. Practice in all toe courts. We pay particular attention to paying taxes, selling and leasing lands. - - - M.X.APITLiiti coilcuitor and Abstractor,

VITORBECAI F. G'HILCOTE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, _ , Bensaelaar, Inti. Stt» , pdf»' > to-aD )iiiaiTi’e=iflJji_thfl.rirofeßSion with promptness and dispatch. Office in sooondstory of the Mascover building. William b. Austin. apthpb H. Hopkins CEO.. K. iiOLI.IXGSWOKTH. AUSTIN & GO. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. •Rensselaer - Ind ray-office second fioor of Leopold’s Bloch corner Washington au-J Van Rensselaer stree Praetioein all the courts, and purchase, sou and lease real estate. Atty’sfor L. N. A. ® C. Bw. Co. B. I. .v S. Association and Eensse laer Water, Light & Power Co. QHARLEBE. MILLS. yx TT'fi’RyrE'g at Xj.a.'W' Kwissclasr, Indians. Pensions, Collections and Real Estate. Abstracts carefully prepared, Titles Examined JW Farm Loans negotiated at lowest rates Office up stairs over Citizens Bank. JAMKH W. DODT.IIT ATTORNEY AT LAW\ Rsnssklakr., - Indiana. 49~0filce in Rensselaer Bank. XV-46.

MISOBIA.ANEOUS. TAMES A. 11 URN HAM, U. S- PF.NSIGN~A7TORNEY AND JUSThoroughly equipped and abreast of tho time. Export in Por.Bion matters. Office with County Xreaswrer, Court House. Sept. Ist, 1800. J. L. fiSelmick, Notary Pubic and Real Estate Agent Lands of all descriptions for sale _or ease. WHEATFIELD, IND. JOHN GRAVES, WHEATFIELD, INDIANA AUCTIONEER, Sales attended Id any part Of Jasper and adjoining counties, also Heal Estate Agent and Justice of the Peace. CoUsetlons promptly ittended'to, Large amomnta of farms and town property for sale. ■SSS - WniAT7IXLD,ISD

The Soldiers' Reunion

WAS SUCCESSFUL AND f PLEASANT TO THE LAST* Complete Lift cf Tbe Soldiers PresentThe two days joint reunion of the 46th, 48th and 47th regiments closed last Thursday evening. The Cafnp-Fire was the great feature, next to thte meeting of old war comrades, many of whom had not met for years, and some not since the close of tne war.

The Camp-Fire began Wednesday evening, and continued, with some necessary interruptions, until 6 o’clock, Thursday. At the meeting Wednesday evening the principal features yvere the address of welcome, in behalf of all the citizens, by Capt. R. W. Marshall, of the 100 Ill.; and the response, on behalf of the reuniting regiments, by Gen. Jasper Pachard, of the 48th, of New Albany. ET—Following these, and all through the various sessions of the CampFire were short addresses and were r eminiscenses, by numerous comrades, and all interspersed by music. There were songs by the Rensselaer male quartette, music by the Rensselaer band, and by the fine 14 piece band from Rose Lawn. In the matter of vocal songs, Morris A. Jones, of Brook, and Newby, of the 2nd Mo. Cavalry, were the great stand-bys. Col. Hammond presided at the W edeesday evening session of the camp-fire, and Capt. Marshall at the subsequent sessions. At tbe regimental meetings the 48th and 87th regiments decided to meet again jointly next year. T he place of meeting being Argus, i n Marshall County, and the time Sept. 19th and 20th. The 19tli is the 33rd anniversary of the 48th’s first great battle, at luka ; Miss., and the 19th and 20th are the 32nd anniversary of the 78th’s first big fight, that of Chicamauga. Capt. Pickell succeeds Capt. Chilcote as president of the 48th association, and J. A. M. LaPierre

secretary. ' Tbe 87th re-elected Col. Ha«pamond, as president, and chose Capt. J. A. Burnham secretary. The 46th having furbished full official report of its regimental meeting the same is published elsewhere. The following is the fell and correct list of the registered attendance.

FORTY-SIXTH. D. P. Snyder, A, Idaville. T. C. Carey, H, Star City. J. B. Waldron, G, MedaryviUc. James Dill, B, Fulton. L. C. Lesourd, A, Sleeth. J. L. Chamberlain, G, Mishawauka. Joseph Taylor,G, Chalmers. Levi Baer, E, Monticello. George Key, H, Headlee. Geo. Bunnell, E, Reynolds. David Hinshaw, G, Monticello. Sami. Johnson, K, Sid Conger. Wm. Davis, K, “ “ Jas. M. Mcßetb,.E, Monticello. Ira Brown, H, Francesville. W. D. Jumper', 15, Hammond. Sam’l. Gable, F, Three Oaks, Mich. Wm. Hayward, G, Sleeth. A. C . Sinks, K, Rochester. I. B. Washburn, Surg, Rensselaer. C. F. Fisher, E, Remington. Epbriam Fleming, E, Renssselaer. John H. Tilton, G, Wheatfield. Eli P. Washburn, I, Pulaski. J. C. Passons, C, Rensselaer. Jas Rape, C, Cincinnati, O. Mike Yianco, C, Delphi. Henry Snyder, E, Monticello. John H. Persinger, F, New Waverly. Waldo W. Williams, G, Delphi.] S. McNeely, I, Tiosa. C. B. Fawcett, A, Deacon P. 0. Lewis Billiard, A, Carroll. M. M. Crockett, D, Logansport. Geo. McCormick, F, Camden. J. B. Humrickhouse, B, “ S. I. Anderson, A, Delphi. E. J. Lister, A, Pittsburg. A. J. Swatts, A, Delphi. William Dern, A, Dem. Geo. W. Prue, A, Pittsburg.

Alex Reed,E, Xoganspoit. W. S. Richardson, B, Logansport. D. J. Krisher, I, North Manchester. J. D. Mortjon, C, Delphi. Frank Swigart, B, Logansport. T. W. Sleeth, A, Broobston. L. G. Kenton, G, Monticello. J. C. Case, C, Delphi. Jonathan Heiney, F, Idaville. Jos. Henderson “ T. J. Galbraith, H, Logansport. S. Shuey, F,Rockfield. Jas. Hess, G, Monticello. J. G. Troxell, C, Delphi. Ben F. Ross, E, Monticello. John M. Foster, C, Hebron. T. M. Davis, C,'Monticello. Whole number registered, 60.

FORTY-EIGHTH. John Slife, K, Winamac. Chauney' Loomis. Hosp. Stew, LaPorte. Capt. Willard P, Allen, A, Elkhart. Andrew J; Clark, C, Argus. * Homer Chapman, C, Ora. M. D. Richardson, K, Pioneer, Mich. W. F. Pierce, K, West Lafayette. Chas. W. Westfall, K, Dem. J. D. McAhren, F, Monon. L. G.Hesser, K, Anita, lowa. J. C. Coltor, B, Chesterton. Ren Teeter, D, Carlisle Hill. John S. Britton, A, Rose Lawn. L. L. Daugherty, K, Hammond. Geo. Haskell, F, Thayer. H. M. Kyeser, K, Valparaiso. A. Hosier, C, North Judson. LaFayetle Roer, Argus. Capt. M. F. Chilcote, K, Rensselaer.

Wm. Warren, K, Rensselaer. John Greenfield, K, “ Mark Hemphill, K, “ Wm. H. Babb, K, “ James Warren, K, “ I. N. Hemphill, K, “ J. C. Morgan, K, “ D. 11. Yeoman, K, *“ Joseph Galley, K, “ Wm. H. Stephenson K, “ John Sebring, K, Medaryville. P. Rowen, K, Surrey. Newman Scow, K, Blackford. Wm. Bull, K, Rensselaer. Harrison Mitchell, K, Medaryville. W. D. Sayler, K, Rensselaer. T. H. Hurley, K, Blackford. Noah Frame, D, DeMotte. Jos. R. Burns, K, Fair Oaks. Jacob Wilcox, K, Surrey. Wm. Hurley, K, Fair Oaks. Benj. Geesa, K, Mt. Ayr. James Lowry, C, Argus. Jos. Zobarosky, K, Morocco. Henry A. Sparling, K, DeMotte. Adelbert Crampton, A, Delphi. J. W. Griffith. L-New Carlisle. J. H. Gillman, A, Mishwafea. E. P. Stanfield, South Bend. Ajt. J. A. M. Lapierre, South Bend. A. Carey, F. Volina, Mich. Willard Warner, D, LaPorte. L. C. Pray, E, Pleasant Valley* Gen. Jasper Packard, Evansville. Wm. Daugherty, K, Monticello. B. L. Sayler, K, Rensselaer. John D. Black, I, Kendallville. Samuel Babb, K, Monticello.

Thomas E. Donnelly, K, Michigan City. Joseph B. Sparling, K, Rensselaer. James A. May, K, Remington. H. Walker, K, Weldon 11l Jim Walker, K, Chestnut 11l Whole number registered, 61. EIGHTY-SEVENTH. Wm. P. Baker, B, Lucerne. J. C. Cannon, E, Kewanna. N. H. Stewart, B, Star City. V. Miller, B. i* A. E. Dukes, E. Kewanna. Phillip Anderson, E. “ M. P. Comer, A. Saybrook, 111. J. S. Ramey, H. Brookston. J. M. McGinnis, A. Westville. James Hurst, E. Battleground. J. D. Timmons, A. Otterbein. Anthony Reitenour, I. Deerfield, Capt. A. T. Jackson, E. Lafayette. I. H. Cannon, E. Kewanna. - P. S. Troutman, E. Kewanna. J. W. Stevens, B. Hammond. Hiram Jacks, A. Lowell. John W. Elam, D. Valparaiso. Shannon Mackey, F. Rochester. F. H. Turner, H. “ David Beebe, B. North Judson. Whitsel Lewis, A. DeMotte. Wm. M. Hoover, A. Rarsselaer. H. Thornton, A. “ Thomas A. Crockett, A. u George L. Morg&n, A. “ D. H. Yeoman, A. “ Marion L. Spitler, “ W. H. Miller, E. Pleasant Grove. W. H. Nickels, A. Rensselaer. George Brown, A. “ Charles C. Starr, K. “ Shelby Grant, A. 44

- - * • - . - • 4 * Leopold’s The New Addition! Oklahoma! The Most HEALTHFUL AND THE LARGEST LOTS • PART OF THE g OF ANY City of Rensselaer, Addition in Town. fw—— ■ IWI ■nmfiiiH ■ in Trir~ They will be sold on convenient terms, to purchasers. Don’t fail to secure one o? these beautiful building sites. For Terms call on A. LEOPOLD, Proprietor.

Capt. J. A. Burnham, A. “ Erastus Peacock, A. “ Samuel Moore, A. Pleasant Ridge. William W. Murray, A. Valma. John Q. Alter, A. Rensselaer. W. H. Gwin, A. Pleasant Ridge. John Casey, A. Fair Oaks. George M.» Cooper, A; Blaebford. Col. E. P. Hammond, Rensselaer. J. C. Henkle, A. “ Morris A. Jones, A. Brook. J. L. Martindale, F. Richland Center. Sidnial King, A. Rensselaer. J. L. Gainer, F. Rochester. John E. Randle,A. Pleasant Ridge. L. M. Spotts, D. Roann. J. B. Sayler, F. Roann. John Roth, F. South Bend. David M Kingery, E. Metea. Andy Jones, H. Westville. W. H. Graves, New Carlisle. A. C. Mandeville, H. LaPorte, U. H. Steele, H. Idaville. John W. Thompson, F. Birmingham. H. A. B. Moorhouse, H. Monticello. Chas. Piatt. A. Rensselaer. Capt. G. W. Payne, A. Frankfort. Stephen Eldredge, L Francesville. Chas. E. Triplett, Surg. Morocco. Whole number registered 64!

MISCELLANEOUS. Henry Grow, E, 29 Ind., Rensselaer. W. H. Newby, 2nd Mo. Gav., Indianapolis. John T. Walker, A. 2nd U. S. Lucerne. Jas. Grow, A, 118, Ind., Fletcher. O. P. Robinson, H. 155 Ind., Rensselaer. W. H. Wood, E, 135 Ind., Rensselaer, = John C. Kresler, F. 129, Ind., Rensselaer. H. A. Rimner, M, Ist Mich Cav., Mt. -i- Avr. ■ - ■ ■ Servetus Gerard, C. 10 O. Cav., Rensselaer. Azariah Warren, K. 74, De Motte. W. B. Chilcote, G. A 1 Mich., Cav.,

Rensselaer. J. M. Wasson, G. 40, 0. Rensselaer. R. W. Marshall, C. 100, 111. Rensselaer. Charles Burns, 3 Mich, Rensselaer. Geo. P. Daugherty, A, 11th Ind., Cav., Rensselaer. Wm. F. Powers, H, 15 Ind., Rensselaer. Thos. Walters, D, 67 Ind., Pleasant Grove. John H. Thornton, G 9 Ind, Rensselaer James W. Porter, G, 9 Ind., Rensselaer. John Sullivan, H, 15th Ind., Rens-

selaer. E. B. Vondersmitb, H. 88 111., Remington. Jas. Thompson, B, 123 Ind., Rens selaer. David Hilton, H, 53 111., Pleasant Ridge. Nathan Dunn, C, 100, 11l Rensselaer John T Harris B, 51, Ind, Rensselaer John G Reynolds, K, 20 Ind, Rensselaer Wash Scott. K..135—1ed-Rensselaer

W SXockwell, D, 82 0 Rensselaer J C Watson, C, 139 Ind, Rensselaer Allen Catt, E, 99 Ind, Rensselaer, JWS Ulrey, K, 120 Ind, Foresman H D Wilson, C, 120 Ind, Francesyille J S Morphy, H, 140 Ind, Kewanna H W Wood, K, 93, O, Rensselaer H C Pierson, 11, 151 Ind, Rensse- • laer H Warren, H, 151 Ind, Rensselaer ,Jos Mitchell, C, 62 111 Rensselaer E W Morris, H, 69 O, Rensselaer Jacob Hurley, D, 9 Ind, Blackford Jas A Blake, K, 113 O Fair Oaks A M v Munden, A, 53 Ind, Fair Oaks E Hammerton, D, 99 111, Rensselaer John Humes, E, 29 Ind, Rensselaer H C McDonald, E, 135 Ind, Zard Jas H Burns, E, 135 Ind, Reming-

ton W H Rhoades, G, 9, Ind, Rensselaer Jas Gregg, 10th Ind, Light Art, Rensselaer D E Fairchild, D, O, De Motte Phil McElfresh, E, 2nd O, Rensselaer N S Jenkins, K, 76 111, Rensselaer Eli Dowel 1, H, Ts«r iqd, Kensselaef N S Bates, I, 124 Ind, Rensselaer Elkanah Galbreatb, G, 9 lad, Blackford R Stevenson, G, 9 Ind, Parr David Brockus, G, 128, Fair Oaks Martin McNett, E, 13 111, Remington J W Nelson, E, 39 111, Rensselaer B H Dillon, K, 20.1nd, Rensselaer J W Mannan, A, 33, Ind, Dunn-

ville John Vannice, D, 150, Ind, Monon Andrew Boston, G, 96 O, Medaryville Geo O Pumphrey, F, 99 Ind, Rensselaer j Ezra L Clark, G, 9 Ind, Rensselaer B F Maxwell, A, 19 U S, Rensselaer Thos H Grant, H, 155 Ind, Rensselaer John M Helmick E, 9 Ind, Wheatfield Jas Lewis, I 20 Ind, Valma J C Porter, C 15 O, Rensselaer Lai kin Potts, 8,90 Ind Rensselaer Cyrus Haas, K, 40 O, Rensselaer Thos Thompson, D, 99 O, Rensselaer W H Felix, I 2nd N Y Cav, Lafayette R C Dowler, E 86 Ind, Rensselaer Ed M Green, 21st Ind Bat, Reming-

ton T O Chestnut, H, 66 111, Rensselaer Jas A Ramey, H 151 Ind, Rensselaer Chas L Crisler, H 151 Ind, Rensselaer RD Utter, Chap 150 Ind, Rensselaer J M Troxell, 154 led, De Motte S E Yeoman B, 51, Ind, Rensselaer A Simpson, G, 51 Ind, ReDsseiaer W J Miller, 8 Wist Bat, Battle Creek Mich W J Norris, E 9 Ind, Rensselaer John S Ramey, I 67 Ind, Rensselaer A E Miller M 11 Ind, Cav Frederick Stock sick, I 40 Mo Zard T T Clark, K 33 Ind, Rensselaer

Ten different makes of Sewing ma chines, At Steward’s. Call on C. B Steward, agent for lots in Columbia Addition; 140 lots at prices from $25 to $l3O. Buy your farm wagons of B. F Ferguson. Every one warranted. You need bread and Lakey & Say ler also knead bread. What they knead you need. Try it and see. Buy your farm wagons of B. F. Ferguson, and save money. Lakey & Sayler the new and enterprising bakers and lunch men. Don’t forget them. A good frort room, over the postoffice , for rent. Suitable for offices or housekeeping. Apply to E. P Honan, at the post-cffice. We don’t do much blowing through the papers, but we do expect our prices fob cash to talk very lol'd. Pouter & Yeoman. Don’t bake yourselves trying to bake bread this hot weather. Just stop the bread wagon in its daily rounds. Dexter <fc Cox have coal for threshing machine engines.

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