Rensselaer Standard, Volume 1, Number 28, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 27 December 1879 — Page 3

C. W. OLifton, Editor.

IROQUOIS POULTRY YARDS,

(One-half ail* Mat of Rensselaer, Ind ) C. W. CUfTM, PnftMir, Brooder of Buff ud White Cochins, Whiu aad Black Leghorn*,, Light and Dark Baahtaaa, Plymouth Bock*. Houdans and B. B. B. Game Bantam*. Eggs la acaaoo. A few Buff cockerel* for sale.

Poultry Shows to Occur.

> Indiana skate Poultry Association, In* disnapoH*. H. C. G. Bala, See., Jan. 8, to 16, 1880. Northern Indiana Poultry Association, Fort Warns, J. H. Walch, Sec., Jaa 27 to tO, 1880.

Varieties of Poultry.

PaoccH Bav.xDS.—Of all the French breads which hare been introduced into the United States, and there hare been three, ▼is., the Creee Coeurs, L-tfletche, and tleudans, the Becoavs hare proren the hardiest and beat and are mow thoroughly acclimated. They are ex* tremely hardy, mature rery early, are persistent layers, and are an extra fine table . sad market bird, owing to.the unusual whiteness, juiciness and tenderness of the flash. The Hoodan has more breast meat aad shrink* lea* in proportion to hi* size than any other known rariety. Some claim that a Houdan will drees one-filth more, ready for the kitcheD, than any other fowl •of th* same weight. They rank high with any of the improve! breeds. They are not "high flyers" and are contented almost anywhere. In disposition they are lie and sprightly. They are virtually nonsitter*, and therefore in order to raise them, it i* necessary to keep hens of some other breed; a few Cochins or Brahmss answer beat as they make the best known mother* ersitters. Chicks seldom die except by accident. At three months, so rapid is their growth, they will weigh as much as Brahmas hatched at the same time. Their thick crests and beards are an effectual protection from frost in winter. Wh >ever breeds them is apt to take considerable pride in them as their quaint comical ap-poar-ioce always attracts the attenlnn of vilitor*. Cocks at maturity weigh seven to nine pounds and' hens six to seven, or evea more when tatted (They are not a email breed of fowls by any means. Tbrir plumage is it bright bronzy Mack, evenly 'ih.'er s pcrs«d with white fearh>rs.- B-th hen and crovrer bare a large crest and head, but while that of the heu is compact like a hood, that of tUa cock is mow like a plume. They have but little coinb or wattles, slatty legv, five toes on •nob foot, long tails; and jrc s ateiy and proud in carriage. -

A Reputation.

For two or three month* pa*l I have no-' ti;?e*l that tho Ntw York Tribune while “lrtrf’.on most other suhjett;, sceius to take pride in tl.ac-iuraging funut-rs fro u in* v*-*iin)f in fine poultry. Comparing thi* with their u>ual course, which is to rec«»mmend all improved varieties of either seel or-s toe*. seems at the least parnduxicul. The editor t-f this department, together with other non-fauciers, hare again and •gain reaffirmed tloir opinion that fanciers have never becefiited the ordin-iry stock of farm poultry. An article which appeared in tbe Poultry Yard ever a jear since, an■went such men better thau 1 aai capatile of doing; therefore without further excuse, I quote verbatim: ••Though forced to allow that the introduction of the Asiatics bos increase t the size of almost all breeds of domestic fowls, they retire ou a naw sir nghold, and fay that the modern varieties lack constitution, and ured |>erpeiual nursing toke-p them in health through the winter.” Few old fanciers k<-ed this talk, for they know that it has grumbled along for years, and will always reu.ain .the plaint ot ignorant persons. But numbers of amateurs wbo-bave not tbe experience us for a foundation on which to base their opi* ions, fed. now and then a .uomeutary une tsme-s on this point, and ask themselves if us er all. this business can be merely a fancy! ; 'Now for the facts. The Brahmas, Cochins, Leghorns, or Hamburgs will hatch from a clutch of thirteen eggs, a- many live healthy chick’s as a dunghill will produce from sixteen or eighteen. Do yuu doubt this? ask any oid fancier, or if y u think he might be prejudices], a<k anyone who Las ever bred both kinds of fowls in teUigently and convince y jurseif by a t borough canvass of the true stale of the matter. ‘'But these fowls, many of them, have enormous combs and wattles that ere liable to freeze.” True enough, and y.>u hit on one of the objections to some varieties which are much prized.. But renn*mt>er that the Leghorns, Spanish, and Andslus - ana came froondne sunny shore of the iterraneen, where they sever experience the rigors of our colder climate, and sse what oar continued fanciers have dune. Already the combs have been reduced Horn ■even to the “five or six, five preferred,” of tbe latest standards, and a few breeders have obtained specimens possessing perfect rose combe. Can this he called a step toward producing a less hardy fowl? , ‘ Take almost any variety, for instance, the Brahmas, which originally bad quite a large single comb. The exhibition birds of this.variety are perfectly pea oombeJ, and possess a comb about as nearly os possible, impregnable to frost We might go through the whole category of the fowls now hred in this country, and point out the peculiar hardiness systematic breeding bas given each, where in-breeding and other abuses hake been avoided, but it is sufficient te give pertinent examples and leave the detailed comparison.to •ndividnai search, satisfied that common sense w.ll teaco investigator; that energy, intelligence and system will no more tend to deterioration in poultry, than in other live stock. - John Vaughn, a citizen ,of Earl Paik, Bentou county, -on Saturday of week before last deliberately commit ted suicide by takiug poison. He was a man of family, and aged about 63 years.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1879.

—To n Paraoxa.—Hariag sold tW pal' ronage and good will of tbe Bta*da*d to Major Bitter* & Boa, aad concluded to go into the job pristine business exclusively; I desire all oho are indebted to a>e on enbaeription or otherwise, to call and settle tbe nuns immediately. I intend soon to na‘e extorsive addition* of new material to my job office, which will enable me to do all kinds of work in that branch of tbe printing business. In order to do this I will be coaipelled to call upon all who are owing me, hoping they will respond promptly aad cheerfully with the money. “With malice toward none, and good will te all,” 1 subscribe myself, yours, etc., Mkbtix 0. Cissxl.

—A happy New Year t»> all. —Bweet eider at R. B. Spencer A Co.'s. . Monday was the ahurteet day of the yoor. —Thursday night was the coldest of the season. —Try the tub oysters, at R. E. Spencer ft Co.'s. Counterfeit gold eoia is in circulation Bewsrel —Get your job printing don* at tbe Staxdasd offie*. —Chris. Cole is home from Dayton, Ind , spending tbe holidays. —Figs, dates, candies, etc , for tbe holi daya, at R. E Spen> er ft Co.’s —Mrs. Hood, of Fort Wayne, is vieiting tbe tamily of Mr*. Mary Tharp. —Co’d in '• ead is wbat’s ailing many persons in this plac" and vicinity. , —Try the "Little M*y,” the best 6-cent cigar in town, at R. E. Spencer ft Co.'s. — Quite a number of the sobools of tbe county are enjoying a holiday vacation. —Mr. M. F. Chilcte’s wife and two Son* have gone to Michigan to *i*nd tbe holidays. —The celebrated A.' Booth oysters, by th<> quart, can or dish, at -H. E. Spencer ft Co.’a. —Calling and address cards, handsome stock, beautiful designs, at Tub Stakdare office - *—Mr. Cook, sn employ e in the Delphi Journal office, gave the Stahdaud office a call y*-*torday —Have yon teen the new stock of ni< * furniture? If not,’it will pay you ta call and take a look. —The weeked stood on slippery places Wednesday, the streets ami sidewalks beiug a solid ay* of ice. —Newt. Imes took s lay off frodi the narrow gang**, th>* week, to nu-se a few "Job comforters.’' —Delphi and Mootieello were both represented At the gtand masquerade ball in thiy place Christum' ni/ltl. -—Mis* Lo:.ie Hammond, who is n student of St. Mary’s College, South bend, is home spending the hoi days. — Cull at Th* Standard office and look at the magnificent stock of calliog and vis-iting-cards now on hand. —Mrs. Tuteur. of Rensselaer, was visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wild berg.-;—[Kent land Gazette..' —Job printing of all kinds done at this office at prices which defy competition. All orders promptly attended to. —The publishers of the Crown Point Star have purchssed the Lolbell Enterprise and LawelHs again with. ut a newspaper. —The Christmas trade in this place was unusually large ibis year. All the mercha ts report an exceedingly goo-1 business. —Call at the Standard office for old newspaper*. A good supply always on hand. Ten cents a dozen, or six fur a nickel.

—Gee. M. Robinson,- sheriff of Jasper county, was in town a few houb Thursiayevening, enroute for Kentland.—[UoodlangL Herald. S —Tbe icy condition of the streets and sidewalks this week furnished ample amusement for the yotlhgaters who delight in skating. —Lfcave yonr orders for rilling anJ ing cxmls at the Stasdari* office. Handsome designs, large stock. Orders promptly attended to. . . -Mbs John G. Kerr, nee Miss Rotit Coen, <>f Attica, i< spending the he)ida\t> with her parents and numerous friends in this place and vicinity. - —Misses Lydia and Ella Dwiggi- s are at borne spending the holidays. They have been attending the State Normal School at Tejrs Hsnte for some time. —The largest and best furniture and undertaking stook in the county cap be seen in the Mnkeeve: block. F. J. Sears A Son, proprietors, Rensselaer, Ind. Notice. —All partie* owing the firm of F. J. Sears A Co. will please call on F. J. Sears and settle the same at once. Oor booksmuM be settled op. ,i F J. Saxos. —Go to Emmet Kennel's for your holiday goods, each as miscellaneous books, pocket hooks, albums, toilet sets, perfumer}, etc. He offers them at a great sacrifice, to close out. —The masquerade bell woo a complete success,. everything passing off quietlv, pleasantly ytnd in order. The receipts amounted to something over ninety-seven tKdlais. —The Reporter office was favored by a call from Mr. James Motgan, of Rensselaer. Mr. Morgan is a genial gentleman and we appreciate his acquaintance.— [Remington Reporter. V. —Emmet Kanual's is the ptace to buy holiday goods. He offers bis entire stock of miaceUaneoim bosks, pocket books, brushes, hair oil, comhe, etc., at fifty cents on the dollar, to close oat. —"Oh, Mery, did you go to hear Eli Perkins, Monday night?” "No; 1 was so busy looking,at the large, maguifleent stock of farniture just received at F. J. Sears k Son’s, that 1 had forgotten all about the lecture.’ ’

frivaul Vnnk It Mmwmr who A/ur joub£ incßu, * r»oi a*. .▼» wj w % is at prase*t attending a school of pharmacy la Philadelphia, has oer thanks for a late file at the Philadelphia*Times containing as account of the Great reception in that —Judging from the way F. J. Sean ft 800 are selling carpets aad furniture, one would naturally conclude they mesa burl* ness. Go and leek at their magtoifloeat stock and laara prices. No treabts to show goodi. —Circulars, letter-beads, note-heads, billheads, envelopes, business cards, calling cards, visiting cards, and, le fact, all kinds of Job printing neatly, ch aplv and promply executed at thia office. Call and leave your orders. —A goodly number of people gathered at the Christian Churrh Christmas Eve where they were well entertained hr the literary exercise*, after which they wore both surprised and delighted by tbe present# which they received.

—Geo W. Johnson, who has been employed in the Stand aro offie* for several months, rsturned to Roann, Waheeb county, on Wednesday. George is a No. 1 fellow, and makas friends wherever he goes. He has our best wishes for his future welfare. —I have a number of very fine fowls to cell at low prices, either singly or in pairs and trine. White Cochins, Buff .Cochins, Black Leghorns, White Leghorns, Brahma*, &C..&C., at any lime between now and February Ist, 1880. C. W. Clifton, Iroquois Poultry Yards. —Our old frieu *, Wm. B Price, of Carpenter township, honored the Standabd office with a call Tnesday. Mr. Price is on# of the staunchest republicans of the c only, and believss the republican party is bound to triumph in the coming great political struggle. —Among the institutions to which we may point with pride le the Commercial Bank, of Oxford. This institution is now in good running erder. Mr. Zimri Dwiggm* bos repainted and remodeled the Rank building, which now presents a nice appearance. This will very materially enhance the business interests of Oxford —[Oxford Tribuns. —AbHy Sage Richardson delivered her famous lecture on "The Tria of Poet*— Longfellow, Lowell and Whittier," in the o;>er« house, Monday night, to a fair sited audience. The elovest attention was paid throughout the entire evening and tbe lecture was fully appreciated and highly complimented by all who were fortunate enough to hear it. —The U. E. Church was packed Christmas eve, with persons anxious to see the "ship come in” loaded with presents. 1 Nor were they dir-appointed. There were presents for all, young and old. great aud small, rich and poor. It was, indeed, a grand success, and many were the hearts made glad b_v the receipt of one or more appropriate, in many instances, costly presents.

—Dihbolutio*. —The copartnership heretofore existing under the firm name of F. J. Sear; A Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. J. I. Purcupile succeeds F. *J. Sears. All book accounts due-tbs firm of F. J. Sears k Co. will be settled with F. J. Sears. All claim* against tbe said firm of F. J. Sears k Co. will be paid by J. 1. Purcupile k Co. F. J. Skabs. A. Pckccpili. Rensselaer, lad. Dec. 1, ’79. —Prairie Lodge No. 125, F. & A. M., at its regular meeting held in Lodge Hall last Saturday night, elected the following officers: Charles H. Price, W. M.}. David J. Thompson, 8. W.; Louis Kern, J. W.; Charles W. Clifton, Sec.; Ralph Fendig, Tress. Installation ceremonies will be performed to-night, after which the ladies of tbe Order of the Eistern Star wilt give a banquet to the members of the Lodge, their wives and daughters. —Owners of sewing machines, why pay 935 for a aew machine when you can have your old one rebuilt at a cost of from $2.80 to $7, so that none but an expert can dU~goo<r~wnrk and wear as long, as all worn parts are replaced with new ones; warranted three years. Any machine in the market repaired by an experienced mechanic. Leave orders or machines at E. L. Clara’s bar ware store, Rensselaer, Indiana.

- .Rennselarr Lodge No. 82, Knights of Pythias, at their regular meeting in Castle Hall,_ Thursday evening, December 25tb, 1879, elected officers for the ensuing terra, os follows: R. B. Patton, C. C.; Eraslus Peacock, V. C.; D. B. Miller, Prelate; W. G. Sears, K of R. and S.; C. H. Price, M. of F.; M. E. Baylor, M. of E.; Geo. M. Robinson, Trustee; C. H. Price, Representative to Grand Lodge. A special meeting of members of the order will be held n£xt Wednesday evening for the purpose of installing the newly elected officers. —There will be a meeting of tbe stockholders of the Iroqnois Library at the law office of Mordecai F. Chilcote, in rooms Nos. 6 and 7, in the Makeever block, Rensselaer, Indiana, on Monday evening, January 6th, 1880, at 7 o’clock, for the purpose of electing seven directors to serve for tbe period of one year. Immediately after the adjournment of the meeting of the stockholders there will be a meeting of the board of directors held at tbe same place for tbe purpose of organising tbe said board by electing a president and secretary. A full attendance of the stockholders is desired. Hoaxes E. Jam as. Secretary. —A party of engineers, consisting of Chief Garris, with Robt Rae and Don. Girria as assistants, and a full oorpa of axmeo, Ac., sent up by tbe management of the 1., IJ. & C. R. R., (the Narrow Gauge), were surveying aline to this place last week. Not securing the encouragement they expected at Lowell they mo a direct line east of that place through Eagle Creek township, from tho point where they cross the Kankakee river, directly to Crown Point, leveling anfl driving stakes as they progressed. They arrived here Saturday and commenced running northward Monday, and expect to reach South Chicago some time noxt week. It looks now as if the ro*d would min Lowell, uulees that town comes forward with the aid asked.—[Crown Point Slnr.

Wrtrparri - 1 — meat, 12} cants per pound, at R. E. Spencer ft Co.’s. Mias Wilkinson Is passing tbe holidays with ft lends at her homer ia LaPort© county. ; L UtiuuxD. On Christmas, by Justice Harding, In Rensselaer. Washington W. Wright and Mrs. Mary Webber, both m jtes. —Married, at the reeidspec of Urn bride’s parents in this place on Thursday, December 25tb, 1879, by Elder D. T. Halstead, Mr. Stephen 8. Barnes, of Fowler, aad Mi-* Emma Pbillipa. A number es relatives and intimate friends of the bride were present te witness the ceremony and offer congratulations, after which the happy couple pad the assembled guests partook of the bouotifal repast which had been prepared especially fur the occasion and which was heartily relished by all. The Standard unites with the fair bride's numerous ftiends in wishing that her cup of happiness may ever be filled to overflowing, and that a full share of Ufa’s choicest blessings may be meted out to ber and tbe noble hearted bridegroom. Tbs happy swain took the noon train for Chicago, where they will remain a few daya and from thence they go to Fowler to cuter upon the pleasures aad duties of housekeeping.

LOCAL CHIT-CHAT.

We wish you a happy New Year and hops Vou had a marry Christmas. Lyman Zee nominates "Jim" Irwin for clsrk of Jasper county, and saya he will be elected, too. Rather early? Yea, but Lyman is irrepressibl* and belitvae in taking time by the forelosk. Ho bas not been long married, and yet, when he bought his new skates and mapped out for last Sunday a jolly time on tbe ice, he perforce must leave them with a friend and he j mum at home; not that hia wife would object, oh, no! but tbea—well, you know bow it is y ourself. Where, when and how did that Ida Dodge pick up such expressions as "four aces,” "ace, right and left,’’ and other expressions supposed to belong exclusively to that class of young men who, pulling loose from "mothers’ apron strings’’ and disregarding the "governor’s” counsel, o<>nclude to "go it alone’’? My dear Ida, wby is this thus? Hot long since a Michigan City bruiser and confidence sharp tried to "spring his trap” on a Jasper county drover who was returning "in funds’* from Chicago, but ye countryman "tumbled to bis racket’’ and the disgusted tiiark found that be bad "run a foul of a snag” and that our drover was not susceptible to eithei "bluff” or "soft sawder.”

Ladies, read this when he is away from home. One of our merchants not longsinee was heard to say there were in this town from twelve to fifteen ladies (?) who were chronic loafers; come in, you know, of Saturday afternoons, trade to the amount of a nickel, or mayhap a dollar, and lounge on the couaters or the seats the rest of the day in tbe way of would-be purchasers. Young men, this calls for a declaration of rights. Look to your laurels. We drend the very n.ime of apoplexy How many a bright and shining light has by this been suddenly extinguished! How many a brilliant career cut short! So we cogitated as we saw the form of oue of oar well known citizen* topple ftom its seat, and. falling over the hind wheels of a wagon, light on its head and then sink trembling to its mother earth, a victim to—beer. No injury except a bruised head, the devil having protected his own. What an effect the grand ball had on our community 1 Young men, and women, boys and girls, and, must I say it? many estimable citixens whom we supposed above the allurements of this world, have been seen, yes, and publicly, too, practicing a new quiokstep something after this fashion: Slide out one toot quickly; bring the other down quick and sharp by the side of the first; reaoh for your partner ( understood) with one hand; claw the air with the other; come to an upright with a jerk; furtively look around to see if any one noted the display. Sometimes the effort seemed exhaustive, and the victims would sit down to

rest before moving on.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Wm. W. Greenfield to Susanna Bracket. Darwin B. Brasket to Minnie Piatt. Chat. F. Florence to Alio* E. Barkley. Henry K. Ravenscroft to Hattie E. Cross. Jeremiah Bisher to Lydia Robinson. Wiishington W. Wright to Mary Webber Stephen 8. Barnes to Emma Phillips. John F. Warren to Carrie L. Trussel.

"Thalians”—They will open the new Opera House in Rensselaer New Year’s night.

Lafayette Sunday Evening Leader. The Thslinn Dramatic Club have accepted tbe invitation of the proprietors of the new opera house in Ransttelaer, to inaugurate the theatrical season in a formal opening of their opera house, and have sent word that they will be there on the evening of J an nary first, and present the beautiful society comedy of “Extremes.” Ourßansselaerfriends are fortunate in securing an engagement from tlieThaliane, and will no donbt appreciate the compliment by giving them a generous reception. The play will he presented in all its details, every character being sustained with a fidelity that will astonish and delight.

AM A WEEK in your ovi town, and no l\hh “P ,ul risked. Yew can give tbe vW business e trial witbeut expense. The best opportunity ever offered for those willing to work. You should try nothing else until you see tor yourself what you can do at the business we offsr. No room to explain bora. You can devote all your time or only your spare time to the business, and make great pay for every hour that yen woik. Women make as much aa men. Send for special private terms and particulars, which wc mail free. $6 Outfit free. Don’t complain of hard times while you have such a chance. Address H. HALLKTT A 00., Per Used, Males.

F. O. HEN KLE ft CO.’S JESQgtrjrV l l Tg=>.TT + ' Bread, Pies aad Cakes, fresh every day. Chased Fruits, Confectionery, Tobacoos, Cigars, ate., ate., kept oonutaatly on head, lea eoM Lemonade made to order. THOB. HIRER'S Livery and Feed Stables, Fsafteuwlwr St., bdott Washington. Single er double teams famished on application, at reasonable rates. xoasnEs* (Late es Kankakaa City, ILL) MERCHANT TAILOR. Suita for Men, Youth* and Children eat and made to order. All work warranted. FULL LINE OF PIECE GOODS kept la stock. The Unset, bast aad cheapest •took ever opened is Rensselaer. Gall aad aea. Orders solicited.

Choice Family G-BOCE BIBS, A. S. LA RUM Has just received a fine, large supply of choice Family Groceries, consisting of Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery, Queensware, Canned Fruits, Nuts, Stationary, ate., which he proposes to sell at Bottom Figure* tor Gash. Remember the place. Leopold’s Corner Building, opposite A. McCoy ft Thompson’s Bank. •ZVX 3CTOX -A. CALL. M. EIGLEfiBACH’S MEAT MARKET Fresh Meal Every ley. STCURED HARIS AND SHOULDERS The Best in the Market, Bologna Sausage, LARD, AG., AG., _ Kepi constantly on hand . Fxiewa to Stilt t2a.e 'Xtxa.M.

BEDFORD * SHARP’S 2/rmrrxr 2v£ea.t TMTStrlcet. BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, X-i AITP ' FRESH MEAT. Prices: Bologna Sausage 10 cents per lb. Lard....* .... 8$ “ * Pork Steak.. 7 •* *• ” Best B«ef Steak 10 “ " " Forequarter.” 7 ” *• ” Choice Roasts 8 ” “ ” Boiling Pieces fi ” ” ” W. H. & C. RHOADES Mean Business. —THEY HAVE MADE A—beat Reduction is Harness All goods in their line reduced from 20 to 25 per oeni. for cash only. i Good Scwlnj Machine for $25. Needles. Machine Extras, etc., always on hand. Also an extensive stock of Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Trunks, Valises, Saddlery Hardware, Leather Finding*, Collars, Brushes and Comha. * CA.T7.T?.TAa-J Tl?.Tir«nT» and Leather Repairing a specialty. Agents for the celebrated Domestic Sewing Machine, the simplest, cheapest and most durable machine in the market. New Shop and Salesroom south side of Washington street.

STALWART.

H. V. CHILDERS ttm! AT.waa xaaT OFFICE, PARLOR AND KITCHEN STOT7" iJS Wood and Coal Burners, Kitchen Ranges, For Wood or Coal Burning, mm mm, <£sc_ <Scc. Tin Work a Specialty. A MONTH guaranteed. sl2 a day ihnllll at home made by the industrious. VW W Capital not required; we will start you. Men, women, boys and girls make money faster at work for ns than at anything else. The work Is light and pleasant, and each as anyone can go right at. Those who are wise who see this notice will send us their addressee at once and sea for themselves. Costly Outfit end terms free. Now Is the time. Those already at work are laying up large sums of aaenqy. Address TRUK ft 00., Auguste, Maine. 90-ly

■WILL-ET <sc SIO-3UEKE3 Would reopoctftiliy invite the attention of their many customer*—-tha public ia te thsfeCt that they keep constantly on hand the largest and meat carefully selected stock of gooda to be found ia Jarpe* Oennty. Having had long experience, abd ckrtffally studying the wants as the public; It tfl and aver shall he their aim to make their store henah ' i ■ Tb.© O- r ea.t ; imoaiiM, '‘ l 'i' '* • ! | where all articles usually kept in their branch of baatnees may be feand. They hasp all kinds es .. jf j. - DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, a.xa ui «.*•. * " V ’ ‘ - J ' ' *<rTS*TT3 -AJfcTTD SOTS' XT,3=7 A. kAD33 CLOTHIITG-, Ladies’ Ready Made Suits, DUSTERS, CLOAKS. SILKS. SATINS. VELVETS, BOOTS AND SHOES, STANDARD FAMILY CROC ERIE*, CARPETING, MATTING, RUGS, TTrtajaJss , aad 1 "Va-llses, ai&a.xaa&'g euose. (In which department Trimming is don* with neatness and despatch) ' ; i ■ ■- ■ ■ / ' —j ■ - SEWHTa- MACHIITES, and ifi fact any and every article to be had in a well selected stock *f general merchandise; all of whioh will be sold as low as tbe lowest hou»* in the West. w COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange for goods at the usual market pries. CALL AND EXAMINE THEIR STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING X*r •: ZBod-ford. 6z Jaclsson’s Blocks, R£MSBEL4ER, IHDIAIVA.

O-o to SaaajacLet ICannal'e —— FOR MEDICAL MERCHANDISE He keeps constantly on. hand a cornplele stock of »im mainrati VAxmri* Oils, Tarnishes, Brushes, Kerosiie Oil Toilet Articles, etc. Sale Agent and Manufacturer of Bra Kanual’s Blood and Xdirer Fills. Two doors from McCoy & Thompson’s bank, Washington street, KEHBIELAER, INDIANA. 0-0 TO C. C. ST.AB3SS’S • . • FOB LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSE In Jasper County. Call aad examine stock and learn prices before making purchases. roxa cash ' ■ ; ■ : ,4 ■ . AT A. LEOPOLD'S.