Rensselaer Union, Volume 1, Number 21, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 18 February 1869 — Page 3

LOCAL MATTERS.

Thursday, February 18,1869.

> A oowple of Inches of snow fell this morning. rarSeo V. &Vs. College advertisement. ./•V -l: ■' v ~ . , 8-s?“ The mud is very deep and rofr. ami tulips have peeped through the ground. C-^"lsnow Monday night and yesterday—very little and didn’t stay. J3?*Tho thermometer indicated eqmraer heat, last Friday—74 degrws. , jlSPßluc birds, robins, sparrows, frogs and Other spring birds, melodise the air of Jasper county. gJP’Pike art * “running” in the Iroquois, [properly pronounced as though spelled JSye-ro-kwoit, ] und the boys are spearing them. 83TOn account of the bad condition of the roads, the mails arc two days on the route from Indianapolis. TeoT”nie Duvall brothers have stopped running their heavy wagons on the Bradford and the Remington roads, until they become drier. learn that Mr. Eli Yeoman of this place while at J.ogan?port, last Saturday, was knocked down and run over by an infuriated Texan steer that had escaped frqm the cars. Refer the ease to the Chairman of the House Committee on Texas Cattle.

Common Pleas Court.

Tlie Jasper Common I‘icas Court is in sesalon. lion. A. J.. Jones, of Yaparaiso, presiding pro iem. His Honor Judge Gillott, being » M grieviously tormented” with sore h/iils, couldn't come. Our legal friends appear well satisfied with the way business is being conducted.

To Road Supervisors.

The attention of Road Supervisors is called to Chapter 170, Revised Statutes of Indiana, (Gavin & Hurd, Volume I.), Section 10, of Act approved March 5,1800, which reads as follows: “Every supervisor shall erect and keep up at the forks of every highway and ©very crossing of roads within his district, suitable guide posts and hoards with suitable, proper nnd legible inscriptions -thereon, directing the way and mentioning the distance to the most noted place <w each road respocW ively,«fcc. Also, that Henry 0. Smith w ill paint Guide Boards neatly and for reasonable prices.

A Row.

A regular, full-blown, city saloon on Front Street, last Saturday evening about seven o’clock. 'i'll© proprietor of the saloon, Mr. John Baldus, was beaten so severely about the head and face fts to keep him in bed ever since. Mrs. Baldus interfered to help her husband, and had nearly half the hair pulled out of her head and both ear-rings pulled through her ears, besides having her head badly bruised. Both wetos dragged out into the street. Young John Baldus, a one-armed boy, was hit over the pose and got a black eye. And Peter Baldus, a one-legged boy, was struck over the back of his neck with something harder than a feather pillow. The saloon furniture was pretty badly smashed up, oiul considerable quantities of blood, mud, etc., were sprinkled and spread and scattered about, on the bar, the walls, the tables, the floor, and the doorcasings. Sunday afternoon, young John BaldnS filed a complaint with Justice Harding, lagaihst WlllfiHn powers, Joseph Rowen, George" Robinson and Oliver Robinson; charging them with riot, and Depnty Constable Frank J. Purcupile was sent to arrest them. He succeeded in finding Powers, Rowen uDd George Robinson, who were taken to the Court House for trial. While preparations were being made for their examination and the constable was out summoning witnesses, Powers and Rowen tonnd ! oportdnity to escape from the Court roony in to the darkness outside, and hare not sincedseen seen. The trip! Of George Robinson was postponed until next Saturday. ■ i■ ■ » -■ »■■ - "faler nearly ruining your hair by the use of lard preparations under the name g ul «e “oils," apply "Barrclt’S Vegetable Hair Restorative,” which not only renews but reMpres it to its original softness and jiftue.— Ttrri Hake JSsprcis.

Business.

From present indications, all kinds of bnsinees In Jotpor county will rcccivi a new impetus in tlse coming spring. Last year produced good crops, which a favorable fall enabled our farmers tio secure. An unusually open winter has made even a moderate supply of feed ample for the keeping of Btoek. All farm produce brings good prices and finds a ready market at the doors of the producers. Pork sells for double the prices of former years; com comma nils thirty and thirty-five cents a bushel in the crib; cattle sell at war figures—forty and fifty dollars being asked for a milch cow; butter sells readily for twenty and twenty-five cents a pound, and everything else is proportionate.— Then the real estate market is uncommonly active. Immigration is constant, and the new-comers are, generally speaking, well-to-do farmers from the Eastern States, attracted thither by the wonderful fertility, beauty and cheapness of our lands. They bring with them hab : its of industry, economy and improvement, together with money to back their enterprise. TIIVJ come here to stay, and willingly pay reasonable prices lor- good locations. 11l view of these favorable ap- i pearauces, wo hear of at least three new stores about to be opened in Rcftsselaer. Wu wish success to all legitimate enterprises, and can not prove our good will better than* do recommend those about to etH’ bark-in business in this place, to study the history and practice the lessons to be learned from the career of the well-known firm of j Stackuousu & B«o., dealers in ' hardware, tinw are, cubinetware, ! agricultural implements, seeds, etc. Coming here strangers in 1857, | they Commenced with a smallTapj ital, occupying a single small room, | and estimated their sales the first year at a few' hundred dollars, but succedcd in making warm personal friends among the people, and laid the foundation for the positions to i which its members have attained in society and business. Persevering industry, close attention to business and strict honesty in all their transactions, have made for them a reputation worthy the aim and emulation of all. From a small beginning, their business has steadily and rapidly increased until this winter they found it necessary to extend the size of their store, and now they occupy the largest trading house in Jasper county. Their tftorc is thirty by one hundred feet in size, two stories high and is the fifth door east from the north-east corner of Washington and Front streets, fronting Washington street. This large building will b* filled in the spring, top and bottom, with a complete and new stock of hardware, tinware, cabinet furniture, etc., while the latest- improved -farm machinery will be on exhibiton in a separate department. - Wc have not the space this week for more extended notice of this large establishment, which is at once the prijle of its owners and an honor to the place, but must close for the present with an invitation for everybody toTall and see how cheaply they sell go"od goods. Also, notice that Stackhouse & Bno., advertise.

Cheap Lands.

People who came to Jasper county in its earliest settlement found lands amazingly okeap. The country was beautiful and fair to look upon. A little money would buy ft large tract of property. They invested all they had at the time, and added to their possessions as they obtained surplus means. They improved and cultivated . a part and built homes for themselves. That which was left uncultivated was kept for their children. Large tyacts wore in this way accumulated. The original owners have died and been buried by their survivors. Their children have eqmc into possession of tlieir inheritance;, and jßud a large pipognt ,of property taxed against them that yields no income. They are ready nnd anxious to sell a part that they may improve and cultivate the rest. Here are rare opportunities oflared those who have a little capital to invest in a healthy locality abounding with natural beauty unsurpassed ip the West, and the fertility ot whose lands is truly wonderful. This spring unusual inducements are offered to aotual settlers. Among other Valuable, property in the market, is upwards of seven hundred acres, owned by Hepry Weston, Esq., 172 Broadway, New York. It joins the town of Rensselaer on tho North. It is mostly high, dry prairie of inexhaustible richness; is in close proximity to market} * large public school open nine months of flic-year is in sight; four churches!

can be teen from any point on it; good stores, grist mill, post office, Court House, printing olfioc, bank, hotels, etc., etc., withiu fifteen minutes walk, besides other advantages wc have not the space to enumerate. Sec the advertisement. Makbieu:— February 16th, bv Justice E. T. Harding, Mr, J. A. Zook and Miss Elisabeth Leflcr; ail of Jasper county.

RAIL ROAD LAW.

Oiler the exact amount of your fare, ami you will secure a passage. Tickets* are good until used.— “Good for one day, only” is a dodge. , But there is an awful rush for good lands in Jasper county, and those who desire good property at cheap rates would do ’well to call on I>wiggins & Thompson, Real Estate Brokers. - their advertisement.

OSAGR ORANGE PLANTS.

Good, thrifty, two years old plants for sale at theMonnettFann, one-half mile north of Rensselaer. 20-4

MUSIC. MUSIC. MUSIC.

Any Musical Instrument, Music Book, Sheet Music, or Musical Me it hand'll of any description oan bo furnished at publisher’s and Dealer’s prices, by L. &N. W. Ilopkins.

FOR THE SKIN.

Boyd’s Cream Cures Itch. Boyd’s Cream Cures Scratches. Boyd’s Cream Cures Pimples. Boyd’s Cream Cures Old Sores. Boyd’s Cream Cures all Eruptions of the Skin. It is mild and pleasant to use, highly, perfumed, contains no poi-» sou, and is especially adapted to children. Sold by C. W. Hixki.k, Rensselaer, and all Druggists in Jasper County. —A short time ago two eminent medical men were spenking Of the great superiority of prophylactic measures and remedies over cura« rathe; and one expressed the belief that all disease could be prevented by careful use of prophylactic measures. A eontraband who was standing near by, listened n'ttentively, but Prophylactic was a stunner to him. Soon. he met a colored brother of whom he enquir. ed: “John, what am prophylactics?” and then related the conversation lie had overheard. “Dal, I guess, am only a big name dc doctor Hub for de Zingari Bitters, for dat am tlie only thing dat will keep people from getting sick.” —“’Tis true, ’tis pity, pity ’tis true,” that mankind will pass by unheeded tlie warning symptoms of disease and neglect the remedies to restore health, until disease has so far advanced that it is often impossible to obtain relief. We have been shown the formula of Judsoii’s Mountain Herb Pills and believe them to be the best and simplest of medicines for Billions disorders, Liver Complaints, Female Trrogn. larities, Ac. They are prepared with great caution and will save many a doctor’s bill if used in time. As a universal family medicine they are lunsurpaseed. (’iive tlie Mountain Herb PiTls a fair trial and we warrant you will never be without them. Sold by all dealers. 19-4.

A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS HOUSE. Among the few Dealers in Merchandise who have continued to ..prosper through’FLUSH, AND HARD TIMES, willdm found the firm of „ L. & X. W. HOPKINS. The invariable policy of the partners to tho principle of “Lew Prices for Cash,” is the main secret of success. , For years past no other firm in our town has so rigidly adhered to “CASH AND LOW PRICES.” A fiue article of Tea at Stahk’s New Goods just received at Hollingsworth’s. All barbers uso “Barrett’s.” Tobacco and Cigars at C, C. Stakk's. Latent Myles Prints lor sale at Hollingsworth's. “Barrett's” look the Silver Medal. —— • • —— Cider Vinegar—pure article—four barrels, .at C. C. Starr’s. Sugqr, Coffee, Teas, Tobacco and Spices at Hollingsworth’s. A “BarrettV' keeps the scalp clear. Coffee cheaper than ever at C. C. Stahk’s. Boots and Shoes, Ilats and Caps at Hollingsworth's. “Barrett’s” don't stain the skin. '■ 111 The best and cheapest sugars at C. C. Stake's. Ticking, Denims, Hickory and Drills, at Hollingsworth’s. “BarrettV' Indispcnßiblo Ilair Restorative. ye** Queonsware and Glassware—ucw stock—at C. C. Stakk’s. Fine -red Flannel and fine white Flannel, at Hollingsworth's. Call at C. fit Starr’s foi §§[fp h Groceries,. i

Table Linnen, Towel Lumen, Irish Linnen, Brown and Bleached Crash, at Hollingsworth’i. Pocket jindTalde Cutlery, Spoons, etc., —large uew stock, at 0. C. Starr’s. Full line Muslins, Brown and [Reached, at Hollingsworth’s. Stone-ware—another load just received, at C. C. Starr’s. Jeans, Cassi meres, Tweeds, Doeskins, Cottonadcs, Flannels und Linseys, at Hollingsworth's. ■«<»»> • Tea-Sets nnd Glassware—new stock, at C. C. Starr’s

Notice to Delinquent Tax-Payers. PERRONS knowing themselves to tie Delinquent should rail soon and pay said taxes, and save further costs and trouble, as the Taxes MUST he com.kctkd. Tlie County and Rtateare In need of funds and must iHAVK THEM. Taxes are Delinquent on the Third Monday of Audi of each year, when there is added 10 percent, penalty ami (i per cent, interest. vVo have been blessed with übundant crops, and all kinds of produce and stock bring good prices. Let every tax-payer pay his or her taxes before they are returned delinquent for 1868. THOR. BOROUGHS, Treasurer of Jasjier County. Dec. 22, 1868. 1-13-17 w.

If You Want sc • - • ~ ~ ■- v 1 I POSTERS, Mi-' ■, 7 ■> ■ ■ r-rt— CIRCULARS, BILL KRAUS, •mm* mim® Professional Cards, Call at tho ‘*Uiuom” Job Office. JAMES & HEALEY, v I rcqirictors.

FOR BALIHOO ACRES! A valuable property al and adjoiniug Rens-tw-lucr, consisting of the mile square, north, being tho whole of Section No. 19, exclusive of “Weston’s Addition’’ to the Town of Rensselaer. The south line of Section 19 NEARLY TOUCHES THE OLD TOWN PLAT! Also, 80 acres, being the East half of tho North-east-quarter of Section 30, and so much of the West half as is not included in the said Plot of Rensselaer. Also unsold Lots in said “Weston’s Addition. HENRY WESTON, 17* Broadway, New York. WSNTBD! EVERYBODY RENSSELAER TOBACCO STORE AND GET GOOD BARGAINS. b W COATS takee pleasure In tuuiouijg;Ing to the cltiteus of Renaselaer and aurron itdittff e.iui ‘ry that he la prepared to furalah etl kinds of t’IRBT QUALITY CIGARS of Iha heat manufacture,and at low prices. Mr Fine Cat Chewing, Plug trad Smoking TOBACCOS, MOUNTAIN DEW, NATURAL LEAN NAVY. TENS, TWENTIES, 4.0.,' 4C. ar* all Select Drunda.of the Best Quality,and wiilbe aeld ne low as la aay market lathe VVest: v • , MY ENTIRE ATTENTION IS GIVEN, TO THE TRADE, end 1 flatter myself that I can g give sa'.lsfaclio« Remember the place and give me a call—at LIBERAL CORN EH-*"»ign «f the 810 INDIAN t^£^^

HAUKBTS. Nrw York, Feb. 16, 1869. Goldfclutied at 186. Chicaoo, Feb. It. Beeves- -$4., $6, $6, $7.60. Ho«s-$a,75 @ sll. Cincinnati, Feb. 16. Hojfd—slo, @ f 12, grtwa. ' Sheriff's Sale. It Y virtue of a Writ of Execution to )mr directed by the Clerk of the Bartholomew oounty Common Pleas Court., I will, on Friday, march 19th, 1889, between the hours of ten o’clock a. m. and four o’clock, p. m., of wiid day, at the door of the. Court House In HensHclacr, Jasper County, Indiana, offer for sale to the highest and best bidder, the rent* and profits, for a term not exceeding woven years, nf the following described real estate, situate in said County of Jasper, to-wlt: The south- west quarter of section twenty-eight, 28, township thirty-two 32, range six, 6, west. And on failure to realize the full amount of the judgment with interest and costs, I will at the same time and place, and in the same manner, otter for sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said judgment, interest and costs. Taken as the property of George W. Allison at the suit of'ltichurd T. Overstreet* ALLEN J. YEOMAN, Sheriff of Jasper county. Feb. 16, 1869. 1-21-3 t. SB.

Sheriff’a Sale. BY virtue of a certified copy of a decree of Foreclosure and Execution, to me directed, from the office of the Clerk of the Jasper Common Pleas Court, i will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder on Saturday, March 6th, 1869, between the hours of 10 o’clock, a. in., and 4 o’clock, p. m., of said day, at the Court Mouse door'in Rensselaer, in Jasper county, Indiana, the rents and profits, for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, situate In said county, to-wlt The undivided one half of the south* west quarter of the south west quarter, of section twenty-six (26), also the undivided one half of the oust half of section twenty-Neveii (27), all in Township thirty-two (32} north of Range seven (7) west* And on failure to realize the full amount of the principal, interest and costs, due on stud execution, l will at the same time and place, and in the same manner, otter for sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said judgment, interest and costa. Taken as the property of Acton H. Fairchild and Harriet Fairchild, at the suit of Adam Crunirine, Administrator of theestateofChesterCburch, deceased, and Robert B. Hurd, Raid sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or ap- - praisement laws. ALLEN J. YEOMAN, Sheriff of Jasper County. Feb. 3, 1869. Dwigginw & Thompson, Attys. . 1-29 3. fslo. Application for License. ■jVTOTICE is hereby given, that the i-t undersigned, a white male Inhabitant of Marion township, Jasper county, Indiana, will apply to the Board of Commissioners of said County, at the March term of said Board, A. I). 1868, for License to sell Intoxicating Liquors, (with the nrivilege of allow* ing the same to be drank on the premises,) in less quantities than a quart at a time.. The place wherein said liquors are to be sold, is the northerly room, (22 feet wide and 24 feet long,) in the first story of the two-story frame building, purchased by me from Norman Warner, located on the fottowlmr rfimatiUjalreST estate, in the town of Rensselaer, in County and Ktate aforesaid, to-wit; Commencing at a point 151 feet northerly from the northerly line of Washington street, where a line at right angles with-said Washington street would cross a line at right angles with Front street four amt one-half feet westerly of the westerly line of said Front street; thence westerly parallel with said Washington street, twentytwo andonc-haif feet; thence northerly parallel with said Front street, thirty-six and one-haif feet; thence easterly parallel with said Washington street, twenty-two and one-half feet; and thence southerly parallel with said Front street, thirty-six and one-half feet, to the place of beginning. .Said License is desired for one year. JOHN BALDUS. January 30,1869,-19-3 In Bankruptcy. DISTRICT OF INDIANA, SS: At Indianapolis the Bth day of February, A. l>. 1909. I 'HE undersigned hereby give notice of their np|>ointment i»s Assignees of Kaufman Hoxter, of Rensselaer in tlie County of Jasper and State of Indiana, within said District, who lias been adjudged a Bankrupt U|ton his own petition, by the District Court of said District. ✓ W. A. BRADSHAW,} , . . J. W. BRADSHAW > As *“B n «<»- , 121-St, ; In Bankruptcy. DISTRICT OK rNDIANA, S 8: At Indianapolis the Bth day of Febru- 1 rarv, a. i>. 1869. FMIHK undersigned hereby give noJL Dee of tbeir appointment as Assignees of Jacob M. Troxell, of Rensselaer In-the Countywf Jasper and State of Indiana, within uald District, who has been adjudges! a Bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District .Court of said District. W. A. BRADSHAW, 1 J. W. BRADSHAW j Notice of Survey. ]\T OTICE is hereby given that I will i *- * on Monday the Bth day of March, Is6B, prdoccd to make a legal survey of Section thirteen, 13, Towns)) Ip twentyeight, 28, Range six, 0, West. Ordered by J. It. Blacker. JOHN MILLER, i Feb. 3, 1809. Surveyor Jasiier Co. *i-I^Bt. Notice of Purvey. NOTTOEIs hereby given that I. will on Monday the Ist day of March, 1869, proceed to make a legal survey of j .Sections six, 6, ami seven, 7, Township twenty-nine Si Range six 6, West. Ordered bv J. C. 1

VM. A F, COLLEGE, Tii* etiEArKtiTta oemt i»»ntutio« I«Um> North Wert for comhlnln* 9 rncftenl with l.ktM-riil education. Cl*»»lc*.Matliemat lt«, Nlrlorr. Science* Ac , In Kfitlat course*. J4ui.uu l-au*uace* without ext a charic. Commrrctal College em|f*e, end Telegra-ptilnf. Mu Jlcwd Onstmeelila. Twe'.f* Tetchar*. A n«w JoiM**’ Hoarding Hall. Po|«il«r Matron. I.iving cheap. / Ac.ccra eary. Opening of Spring Tern) March 17th. IK®. For circalara, or board, ad dren. lti;v. THOM. 11. \vu«>D, 1214 Valparaiso, Ind. AOBNTH WANTED in every CITY, TOWN and COUNTY In the United Htatea, to sell our new and popular engraving, THE PRKHIDENTri OF THE UN ITED STATES, elegantly engraved and handsomely printed iit colors, 28 x3l inches, on heavy plate paper, making,the most beautiful and saleable picture ever issued, appropriate for the Parlor or Count inghoiisc. Agents are making from Twenty-five to One Hundred Dollars per Week. Bend for our Ciroular. TO AGENTS.—Specimen, Copies of tlie above picture will bo sent to any address, by mall, carefully put up upon tho roeofpt of the RETAIL PRICK, TWO DOLLARS. Address RUHHTON A CO., Publishers, 219 Dock Htkkkt, Philadelphia. TO SCHOOL. TEACH ERS. PUBLIC EXAMINATION of Applicant* for Lieence to TWeh will be held at the Heiiool Huusv in. Rensselaer, on the Third Saturday, in Each Mouth. Tlie law requires that applicant* must ImVe a certificate of good moral character, from the Trustee pf tlie Township tn which they CKO. M. JOHNSON, School Examiner, Jasper County. l-(i-Iy A CARD.

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C. V. BIMKLEy •• DEALER IN DRUOS AtfT) FAINTS and OILS. VARNISHES 8,1 DYE STUSFVHim. now now on hand a large ijadi* well selected stock. He nl*o keop* a large stock of PATENT MEDICINES, and among, theae are I. GREGORY’? 5 ) OH, p w~4' —* for the I.iing*. No need of dying Milt tlie Coukumotion. Orinr monkter Death has received his laH furlough, and the la*t place he wp* iieard of was standing guard at th* White House, and here lot hint remain* in pence. He will not, trouble flic cm*tomere of Hcnkie’s Drug Bto». C. W. II inkle KEBt’H n large and well-selected stseV'd STATIONERY, sneb as Bciiool Books, of the present use, (and some Hint Is not tn ass) Wall Paper, Window Curtail a. Hote and Jjottor Paper, A Superior Arliefo od' FLAT CAP Per*, Writing ink, ' v • ~ of all kind*, from NWHT BLOOUth CERES to It A I.M or a TIIOCBANO fl,O H ERS. ‘ He keepk Also a largo variety ed I S4)A PS, gtieh lu* i. Castile. , Houer. Vafike*, ! Glycerine, ■ SaEsafraa, Ar, a*. *c M Au, Aw. 110 keeiw a good artlelw o? Llqffoiw. 'such aa ■ 7 J; . -ny 1 , \ r ,i ; MBA V DY, WINE, (it.\. WUIAKT. for medical uses oily. LAMPS, of all description* ; CUIMMEYA COVERS. CI.FANERA, As. ■-••l -■.. .ar He keeps a genera) assortment sf Cigars and Chewing and has a fair article oP&noklng Tobacco. He would,say to the eommualty In general that he is thankful for past 1 favor*, and hope* by diligence to boaiIness to share your liberal patronage, f Phystcians prescriptions carenilly f prejmreil at all times of the night. .... cm drr srom HENHHKLAKR. IND.. Wesley Thompson,Proprietor. We take plossur* In thanking «he eifitens of Javper county, for their liberal patronage during the !aat few year*, and would respectfully solicit the coutiuuance of tho tame, Can Alway* Satisfy Customers, hj giving them a good erllele of whatever they wish to buy. Wo bay oar goodsof only First Class East--dftt-iloasc*, tfioee we huvj triad for years. and always kuow what kind cf goods we are gelling. We have now ou hind, and are; redeivftlg A'GOOD STOCK OF DRU OrfS* MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. DYE STUFFS of all doiortplloiM, TOILET ARTICLSS tfMdti iff BRUSHES. COMBS, COSMETICS. TOILET POWDBRB, TOILET SOAPS, PFRFUMKRY* AC., AC.. PAINTERS GOODS, * wrh n . oitß, '. ; Z \ PAINTS, ‘ VARNESHES. STRIPING BRUSHES. PATENT DRYER, AC,. AC*, i V PURE WINES AND LIQUORS sold only „ FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES F % - •■ <• *■ ;• „ - - ,'-Vi ■ vHrlvty'of ~ DRUGGISTS’ SIHfQRIRS, too anmeroustomentiou. • —.TK-f !> V. c keep constantly at* baud a oomyikta assortment, of • 1 ’ ’ “ v^» School, and Blank t STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS Miffcellanoous Books ordtwd When wanted »nd *aie*fkcUoa tkat- .• - . "LS&x&r' Also, an suenuuat it