Rensselaer Union, Volume 1, Number 28, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 8 April 1869 — Page 3

LOCAL MATTERS.

•Thursday, April 8,186 V.

.COUNTY DIRECTORY. Cihcuit Court.—Meeu fourth Monday In March and Sept,mber. Judge—Hou. CuaiUKa M.Tebt. ( ng Attornau—Jamks M, Justice Common I’i.iar Court.—Meets third’ Mondays in February, June and October ; (except ' • lien there are live Mondaye in the preceding I muirth, then on the second Monday). Judge. A. Gillett. Prosecuting Attorney-- -Wh. H. Maiitiv .Th HU W. YEOMAN. Audi'nr. . M- USPITLER Clerk. THOMAS BOROUGHS h..Trwo-n.er kzra L.CLARK,......inre.-rdi-i ~ J. YEOMAN H. »iiY. JOHN MILLER,.... ............ Snrv<-ynr GEO. M JOHNSON,SchooI Examiner. Commissioners—Gkohge H. Brown, C M. Watron, Jakkd BewaMin. Meetings- -First Mon Jay in March, June, September and December. «

CST"Eggs 12| cents a dozen, here. I ... C-J?”Splendid salmon are being caught in the Iroquois at this place. have crfinineiiced inakiug gardens in Rensselaer. This is nearly a month later in the • season than last year. P3s‘'Messrs. Alfred Thompson. John Coen and Horace E. James Mero appointed School Trustees, by the Board of Towli Trustees, at their regular session April, sth. J3?“-Vn itinerant Indian doctor is perambulating our streets, drinking whisjeey, advertising himself a “copperhead” and trying to dispose of womderful preparations of Indian pharmacy, lie is a white man. »-i?"'.Mr. Jacob Keiser, who has been working in this office ever since it was established, went to Wiuuinne this week to -take charge of the RepiiMirtni office at thatplace. Mr. Keiser is a gentleman, and we wish him complete success.

Driving on The Sidewalls.

Week before last we published tlie Statute whuTiJo'oThThCs dri\ ing tearns or riding animals upon the sidewalks, and warned the- public that seine of our citizens would see. that the law was enforced. Tuesday Mr. A. S. Tharp w.is brought before J ns]ice E. T. !|arding clmrged with i in'uuing this Law bv -driving iirLeam-along the sidewaik in front of the residence of C. W. llenkle, on I'icnt street. — Justice Handing assessed a line in his case of $1 and costs of the suit, amounting altogether to nearly $5. We are informed his honor remarked this was the first lie's, lion of the law yet brought to his notice officially and that in consequence he would assess the line as lbw as possible, but gave winning that a repetition of the offence would meet with no leniency. ,

Council Proceedings.

Board met nr regular session April Sth, Present, N. Warner. I’res'l, John Thompson. John C'att and I). I. Jackson, Trustees, tuid J. Healey, Clerk. On motion the following nam 'd persons were elected Se.'i >ol Trii'stees of the Town of Rensselaer for the years 186!) and l«70 inclusive: Alfred Thompson, John Coen and Horace E. James. On motion it was ordered th.’p E.7P. H ammond, "T own Attorney, -piriMicrd by suit to collect lire bailance due the Town from William 1.. Burton, formercly Town Treasurer. Th ere business the Board adjourned. Nouman Warner, Attest: rresjd"»U J. Healy, Clerk.

Nursery Stock.

Many persons have been disappointed in Jasper county in the fruit trees {hey have been induced to purchase of itinerant peddlers. The causes of failure and disappointment have been many and varied. Frequently the trees, shrubs or plants would not live, oftener they have turned out to be of inferior quality and in scores of instances they were not in any respect -as represented. The result is, many arc discouraged mid others are i afrajd_iq_plant fruit trees. Without entering into details upon this matter it is safe to venture that a *vhuudred fold more fruit trees, vines and shrubs would be planted if people could only ,rely upon the | stock they bargain for. In to-day’s Union R. Y. Martin, Esq., advertises a largo stock of fruit trees, evergre<i)B, ornamental shrubs, vines, small fruits, etc., qll thrifty, grown in the county and aoolirqated, We feel confident that th.ose who purchase of Jiim will find everything as represented —trqp to name, and ev- ! ebyway reliable. See liis advertise- 1 iheyt. ’ • • . J —- - ll —■ ' Xvw assortment of GakCr*, t'hildri’ti's Sfioi’E and Men •' Plow Shoes at 1.. 4 N, W. flopkhis'. • i

I. O. O. F,-Installation of omcers,

Ata regular meeting of Iroqftols Lodge No. 143, held on the 6th inst. tho following were installed officers for the present term: Horace E‘ James, Noble Grand. Enoch H. Pettit, Vice Grand. Abram L. Sparling, Secretary. Charles C. Starr, Treasurer. E. I*.* Hammond, R. S. to N. (1. M.’-L/Spitler, L. S. to N. G. G. W. Terhune, 11. S. to V. G R. Williams, L. S. to V. G. Daniel Duvall, Warden. J. 11. Ixmghridge, Conductor. G. W. Terhune, I. G. Ira W. Yeoman, R. S. S. 11. A. Wix, L. S. S. ' Representative to Grand Lodge, Thos. J- Spitler. Alternate Rep. to Grand Lodge, E. P. Hammond.

April Election.

The township election passed very quietly in Rensselaer last .Monday. Political issues were excluded and ‘but little excitement manifested. Below is a list of the officers elected, as furnished us by Mr. C. 'V. llenkle, township trustee. ted. " , Supervisors—Dist. No. 1, Ephraim Sayers. No. 2, Charles Stewart.. No. 3, Foster Downing. No. 4, Benj. R. Meflit. No. 5, Daniel Rogers. No. U, C. D. Stackhouse. No. 7, J. C.. Porter. No. 8, Win. Greenfield.’ No. 9, John Warren. No. JO, C. Nicholas. No. 11, Frank W. Sparling. No. Jenkins S. Cox. Justices—E. T. Harding, re-elec- ; to d, ;itul Prc s 1 ey Dunlap.' Constables—Frank J. Purctipilo, .J;io. W. Duvall, re-elected, ami James Welsh.

Another Violation of Sidewalk Statute.

Yesterday John Coen, Esq. was; brought before Justice E. T. Hard-; ing, charged with riding'“along the j sidewalk on Washiiigton Street, in front of the Court House square. — He was fined $ LamLeostik — Below is the statute in these cases —which we re-[mblish for the benelit of those who are ignorant of its existance. Section 1, of act approved March 3, | 859 ami amended by act approved March 9, 1867, reads as follows: “That it-slialLbe unlawful for any | person to ride or drive upon the Brick, stone, plank or gravel sidewalks of any town or village, or upon any similar sidewalk for the use of foot, passengers, by the side of any public highway in this State, I unless in the necessary net of croS- ; sing the same-”. Section 3 provides “that any per- | stin who shall violate any of the -ttrttvisions of tins itct-tdiull be guilty of a misdemeanor,.and upon conviction thereof, shall be fined in a sum not exceeding three dollars.”

Stock Sale.

- !■' - AV-. ILd twyk iHlvmidid±s.;_th£dbL lowing vajiiable stock for sale: Ono span of extra mules, four years old, one span of match mares six-and seven yearsold T one carriage horse six years old, one six year old horse, one six year old mare, one .four year old mare, one two year old mule, ami several three year old colts. The stock may be seen at his residence in Rensselaer.

Another New Drug Store.

Our enterprising citizen, Dr. D. I. Jaeksoui has purchased the Drug Store lately owiied by U. W. llenkle, and is prepared to sell all kinds [ of drugs as cheaply as they can be sold in this market. Dr. Jackson is an experienced druggist of liu'ig apprenticeship and i M ill be sure'to give entire,satisfaction to customers. He desigys going to Chicago in a short time and will buy an entirely new stock of' Drugs. See his advertisement in another eohiiffn.

Removal.

Mr. E. 11. Pettit has removed his harness shop to, the commodious room recently occupied by John Baldus, on Front Street, opposite I N. Warner’s blacksmith shop. Mr. ' Pettit is a good workman, and his goods compare favorably both in quality of iqaterial, and style of finish wit»h any offered in the county, while' his prices are beyoinl coinpetition. He SV ill keep on hand duriug the spriug gnd summer, an, excellent assortment of iTome-made Harness, different styles of Saddles, Whips, Bridles, Hallers, i traey and halter Chains, Saddler's Hardware, etc., etc., nil of which i he intends to sell ns cheap,, as«nnyIfody else in the county. hi* card in fri-day's p:iper. Call and • ■xainine his goods. -

Treos for Sale.

I have about 300 Soft Maple trees for sale, cheap, suitable for planting this spring. T. J. Si’lTl.kr.

The Last Day.

The third Monday in April is fast approaching. On that day all unpaid taxes..become delinquent, by provision of the statute. In another • column will be found the official announcement of the County Treasurer, concerning this matter. Read it and heed it. Pay your indebtedness, save trouble and costs and' be happy.

LIST OF LETTERS

I Remaining unclaimed in the . Postoffice at Rensselaer on the 31st j day of March, 1869. i Aldridge, Mr-J- U. HIT, Joseph. IJiiulden, Miss Mattie. Martin, L. S. Byers, George. Meudows, Uobt.D. Baker, Mr. I). McCoy, F. §. Davison, Miss Mary. MeFiinn, Dcnnicn. Guard, Ale*. Showalter. Isaac, tleileg, George Vunhawten, Mrs, L. Persons calling for the above letters will please say they are advertised. G. B. Conwell, I’ost Master. ‘‘Why stand you thus amazed?” To see..a person of your natural beaijty with a head of dry, brist- - a bottle of “Barrett’s Vegetable Hair Restorative.” It will transform your hair into beautiful glossy ringlets-. Nothing so efficacious has ever been offered to the public. Lowell Courier.

A CARD.

To the CrctzENs of Jasper Co: I take this method to inform my pntruiuuUiat 1 have sold my Pitlure Gallery to Mr. James- Maloy. I expect, however, to attend the i ■business for him, for ;l short- time and those desiring my services can sfeure thcin by cailingsoon. 1-25-4. B. B. Pa i ton.

TOR THE SKIN.

Boyd’s Cream Cures Itch. Boyd’s Cream Cures Scratches. Boa d’.s Cream-Cures Pirnples^—— Cream Cures Old Sores. Boyd's Cream Cures all Eruptions of the Skin. It is mild and ple'asaiit to use, highly perfumed, contains no poi- ‘ oti, ;tnrt~ttr X'specndlv adapted to "children. Solti by~T'. W. IJi n kleT Rensselaer, and all Druggists in Jasper County.

PRESH ARRIVAL

Of new goods, at J. W. Coats’, in the >vay of Cigars and Tobaccos. A full line of Dark and Bright Plug, Fine Cut Chewing, and Mountain Dew and Ambrosia ' Shorts, A full line of Smoking Ttd>acco,-from the cheapest to the best. The very best Cigars ever offered for the money'. Pipes- of every kind from the genuine .Meerchaum down to the , commonest Clay Pipe. Cigar Tobacco Boxes. M’ouelies, etc. —-largest ami Truest ■_st<wk--t>t’-tlw -klud ever exlHbft-etLdn-Hensselaer. Thanking the public for past favors, 1 shall make it my constant aim to supply all who call on n;c with the best goods at the lowest (.rices. Call at the sign of the Big Indi--111:. -'- ' J. W. CuAib. If you do not fee! well, you send tor a doctor, he calls upon voa, looks wise, sm ks the head of his cane, scrawls some hieroglyphics u pen- a pice e -of -p tq >er 'which you take to, a drug store, and there 'pay 50 cts. to *I.OO hb.srdes the doctors fee, for a remedy nine times out of fen iiotdmlf ns good as_ Judson’s 3Tounta'u> Herb Pills, whiehjs only 25 ets. per. box. po you think the toruicr the best because you pay the most for it? if you do, we advise you to use just for an experimentlhe Judson’s Mountain Herb Pills and see for yourself, that they are one of the best family medicines compounded, they cure llead- ' ache, .Indigestion, Billiousness, | Jaundice, and all Female Irregularities. Give the Mountain Herb i Pills a trial. Sold bv all dealers. 1 • “Barrett’s” studies the hair. Best quality White Wheat Flour i at C. C. Starr’s. Coffee by the ton, at L. &vN. W, popkins'. ‘‘Barrett's” is just the thing. - —'- —. Tea-Sets and Glassware—new stock, at C, C. Starr’s New stock of Dry Goods »nd Groceries, at L. & N.’\V. Hopkins’. “Barrett’s” Never-failing Hair Restorative. Stone-ware-—another load just received, at % C. G. Stai r's. New s)>Hhg Styles of Prints, Saxony Plaids, Pacifies and Mohair, at L. X N. IY. Hopkins’. “Barrett's” docs not affect the system. - ' ! Cider Vinegar—pure article—- ; four barrels, at C. C. Starr's. : T<» preserve Hair use "Barmilt’s.” 'LL_ r ’ " >

Pocket andTnble Cutlery, Spoons, etc.,—large new stock, at C. C. Starr'if. if yoq want Queensware or Glassware, c:»U and ckaiainu the largest stock iq town, at (o C» Starr’s. ■■ Coffby vheapep than eter at C. C. Stabk’h, The best and cheapest »ugars at C. C. Si'AHit's. * No charges made for showing go’ods at L. it N._ W. Hopkins’,but pleasure taken in showing young men those very nice and exceedingly becoming Spring Suits of Clothing.—;

MARKETS.

New York, April 6, 1869. Gold closed at 131 J. Ciiicaoi), April 6. Beeves- Prices range from i'1.50 $.5.1)0 $5.75 $6.75 $7.00 («; $7.87§. Hogs—s9.2s SIO.OO fc, §10.65. Cincinnati, April 5. Beeves —$4.50, $6.60, $7.50 (<e SB.OO. Hogs—sß.7s to $ll.OO

Marriages. At the residence of the bride's father, Wm. Cochran, Esq., in Bolivar Tp., Thursday, March 25,1869, by D. R. Lucas, Mr. Jesse M. Comer, of Jasper county, to Miss Jane H. Cochran. Another soldier enlisted in the army of peace. May he be as brave and true in his present sphere as he was in the field and his fair bride will never have reason to regret her conquest. — Benton Trihune. April 3d, by Elder D. T. Halstead, at the residence of the bride’s father in Pleasant Grove, Barkley township, John W. Merry, M. D., of Hamilton, Ind., and Miss Addie M. Chilcote. In the merry spring time, Came a Merry Doctor, To claim a lovely lady, , To be his merry bride. Oh, may they fondly hope, Amid the scenes of life, To be as merry still As on that bridal day. M. Accompanying this notice came a huge cake, for which we wish the Merry couple a merry life. April 4th, by Elder D. T. Halstead, at the residence of the bride's father, J. M. Austin, Daniel Spitler, M. D., of Kentland, and Miss Ella Austin. The Union office returns thanks to the happy couple for kindly remembrance. May their wedded 1ives flow as smoothly as summer streams through banks of violets.

cEcgiil S>ta*ttaie»tS. Administrator's Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has taken out letters of ivhninistrati'ni on the estate of N.,Shafer, late of Jasper county (tecrasi’d. Said estate is supposed to be insolvent. L. W. HENKLE, April 6, 1859 Administrator. Election Notice., '.Vi OTICE is hereby give- a [fiat there 11 Will be an election held at the Court House in Ben on the first Monday in May, \rfrd) to cleet the following officers for the town of Kensselaer, to-wi“ Five Trusteeft, one Clerk, one Y'arshal, one Assessor and one Trea-xtrer. ’ Joshua Healy, - Clerk, ■' - ■ -- r - ■ Notice of Survey. 'jV’OTICE is hereby given that I will -Lx on Holiday, April make legal survey of sections 26 and 23 in township 29, north of range 5 west. Section 26 ordered ivy Henry Ranrtte, and 2t: bv(‘vr its st ires. - JOHN MILLER, 1 -27-3. Surveyor of Jasper County. Notice to Dellnquoflf Tax-Payers. OERSONS knowing themselves to A- be Delinquent should call soon and pay said taxes, and save further costs and trouble, as the Taxes must be collected. The County ami State are in need of funds and must HAVE THEM. Taxes are Delinquent qr the Third Monday of April of each year, when there is added 10]ter cent, penalty and 6 per cent, interest. We have been blessed with abundant crops, and all kinds of produce ami stock bring good prices. Let every tax-payer pay his or her taxes before they are returned delinquent for 1868. THOS. BOROUGHS, Treasurer of Jasper Countv. ' Dec. 22, 1868. 143-Dw. b ~ OF CONGRESSIONAL SCHOOL LANDS. Section 16, Town. 31, Rango 6, West. fjHIIE undersigned Auditor and R. Treasurer of Jasper County, Indiunn, will oflVr for sale to the highest bidder, al the Court Hquse door, in Rensselaer, on Thursday, April gad, ISG9, All of Section 16, Town. 81, north of’ range 6 west, as follows, to-wit: Lot No. 1, being the nw.jrof nw qr. “ 2, “ ne qr of nw <p\ " 3, “ n w qr of ne qr. — u —“ nie qr of ne qr. “ 5, “ pe <]r of ne qr., “ 0. '* awqrof ne qr. 7, “ se qr of'nw qr- «, “ . sw qr of nw qr. ♦ “ 9, “ nwqrofswqr. “ 10, *• no qr <>f sw qr. “ 11, uwqrof sc qr. “ 12, —7“’. Ts« <jr of,fte qr. “ 13, “ se qr Of se qr. ■■ 'V; V.' ? 14,"" 1; ' “’tiw qt'arssw “ 15, “ qr of *»' qr, “ 16, “ nw qr of sw qr. Terms of Sale:--Onc-fourth <>r the purchase money,together with the interest on the residue, at 7 percent, for one year, in advahee; the residue to lie pnid In ten years fnirmlay of sale, with like interest annually, in advance. IRA W. YEOMAN. Auditor J. C. THOS. BOROUGHS Treas, J. C.

Great Exhibition Of Dry G<k»(ls, Clothing, lint*, Caps, Carpets, Boots, Shoes and j (Jrooeriesj at Heidleberger & Leo- . pokls. The ” Largest Stock Of General Merchandize brought here since tbe War, is - now open and on exhibition, at lleblleberger it Leopold’s, and it will be sold cheaper than at any other House in this, o»- adjoining counties. . These goods have all been bought for cash down, and permit us to Defy Competition! We ask our friends and the public generally, to come and look at our stock before buying elsewhere, and it we can’t sell goods at lower prices than they have *ll idea we will PAY THEM FOB THEIR TROUBLE. Tn addition to our general stock, we would also mention that we arc agents for the Wisconsin Spring and Winter Wheat Flour, Which excels all other flour that has been brouglrt here for a long time. This flour we warrant good, or no sale. Very Best Winter Wheat Flour, $lO per Barrel. , Best Spring Wheat Flour, SB. WT - We have jest com--11, 19* pleted arrangenients nt Chicago to__go into in that place, and in eonse.iuemie one 6Y our Firm will be constantly at head-quarters to supply this House with merchandize.-- This ar rangement saves its a good deal of expense in travelling ami gives us pportunity tn always have the latest styitev-ott- band, anil as wo bu'y only for cash, goods at our store will be sold to benefit our customers, as_we 11 as ourselves 1 . HBtiM.Kinntowß & Leokw.h. Special llofircj. . m’LHDVAU E. H. PETTIT’S HARNESS SHOP Has been removed to the room recently occupied by John Baidu,, on Front Street, Oppo»ta VZarner's Blacksmith Shop, where will ho kept a constant supply of HAHNJLSSES, SADDLES, SADDLER’S HA EDWARD, > WHIPS, Ac., do.. Of £ood quality and at rtasonubl, prices. Ad work warranted Fationage solicited. 1-2S-GIU. “"ENOCH H. PETTITr FRUIT TREES. Persons wauling KEJAR, or PEACH TREES, Of thrifty growth mid reliable fruit, need not go from home to get them. /.Iso, GRAPE VINES. RASPBERRIES, BLACK B ERinfe, STRAWBIiRRIES, ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS AND VINES Of nil kinds. Any kind and size of EVERGREENS Furnished to order. tryPersous wishing to plant this Spring hud liellet hit til 1111V8 tllklf- ftHift*„IIlllIMMll»stely so that, if we have not tho kind on hand, we can get them iiere in good time for planting. iG'Leava your orders either at the farm or at Dr. Win. H. Martin's office 1-28-ts _ ROBERT Y. MARTIN. To Land Owners. Non-resident owners of land situated in Jasper or Newton counties can obtain a certified description of luud, containing information as to value, distance from railroads, towns,etc’,7 anconipauic e d by gram showing tho proportion of timber and prairie, on the following terms: For 40 Acres..... .......... .-.-. v. $1 50 For 80 Acres 2 00 For IGO Acres... 3 00 F0r240 Acres .........•......... TOO For 320 Acres 5 00 Also, Abstracts of Titles to the same furnished ut from 50 cents to two dollars. JOHN MILLER, l-27-ly Laud Agent. Every Practical Man Can secure a territory, and by a little enterprise, have a Permanent Paying Business. Requires no capital. As Invalid can accom-i-i ish it. We lukeall the responsibility. We want active agents. To such we ofler good inducements. Send for agent's circular. HOME INSTITUTE. l-36-3m . 83 East 10th Street Mew York. A CARD. A Clercyman, while residing in South America, ax a missionary, discovered a safe and simple rem* j edy for the Cure of Nervous Weak new, Early l>e- | cay. Diseases of the Urinary ai.d Seminal Organs, . and the whole train of disorders brought on by been cured by thin noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the / filleted and unfortunate, 1 wTll send the recipe for preparing and using this incdtcine.jn a sealed envelope, to any one who need* it, /’re* cf AdUresH. JOSEPH T. INNJIAN, Matron D, bible Rouse. l-17-3mo*. New Yoek Oty. Stackhouse & Bro. UNDERTAKERS, . . ■ 1 1 -namsLAsa Indiana. i Arc now*prepared to fill all order* . for (.'ottlna ot even- trtyle. Orders left either at M, Hger f s shop or the Hard- > ware Stun-, will bo promptly attended j to, at tile ln« i <4 .|tOs»Hihie rat<*.

seiv IF TT T m , ab ■ Tttlbcrial, Young Hyson, Gunpowder hnd Japan, ut C. C. Starr’*. » 4 NEW DRUG STORE. Harding & Alter, PRAC'TIC'iiTC PHYSICIANS AND . X> TA U G- C3r X S T « , Take this method of Informing tho citizens of Jasper County and vicinity, that they have opened a New Daua Stork in Rensselaer, in the room formerly occupied by Percupilo & Son, ono door east of Vunatta & Son’ll large Harness Shop, where they intend to keep as good an assortment of Drugs und Medicines us tnay be found in the town. They will usually keep on hand a full supply of DRUGS, TVI ESJZJICItM’ JEISI PAINTS, OILS, DVE-STUFFS, SOAP, WIOOIV-GLASS, PUTTY, And a full supply of I rom a bottio of HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS To u bex of BROWN'S WORM DESTROYER. We keep constantly on hand a good supply of SCHOOL BOOKS, CARDS, Wr itin g-IJapcr, SLATES, PENCILS, -PENS, PEN & PENCIL-HOLDERS,. From :i six 0 Paint I rtish to tha emnlli.t camel's hair Pencil Brush. A -'so- ha ve ; ——-“™™= Wl.Ni; BRANDY, WHISKEY, . GIK, AC., For medicinal use fitiiy. all of which we will well cheap for cash, and we iuvite the Public to examine our slopk before putchasing elsewhere. ILARDING & ALTER. AT THE RENSSELAER TOBACCO STORE AND GET GOOD BARGAINS. J. W COATS takes pleasure in aniiounc--tug totbc citizensof Rensselaer and surrounding emu ‘ry that he is prepared to furnish all kinds of FIRST QUALITY CIGARS of the heist manufacture,and at low prices. My Fiue Cut Chewing, Plug and Smoking TOBACCOS, MOUNTAIN DEW, NATURAL LEAF, NAVY, TENS, TWENTIES, &C., tfcC. are all Select Brandl, of the Best Quality, und wiil b. Cold ua low oa iu any market in tho West '. liyf ENTIRE ATTENTION IS GIVEN, TO ThE TRADE; and I flutter myself thut I can g give satisfac tiou Remember the place and give me a call—at LIBERAL CORNER—sign of tho BIG INDIAN. J. W. COATS IJ-tt. -TJ-NION PRINTING OFFICE. We ar. prepared to do all kinds of I lain end Fancy Job Printing'with neatness end dispatch, and at as rauaouabla rates as the times . will permit. Every description of job woik from a full sheet poster down to a visiting or • w.ddmg tn the hest *ty!o or Hit art, and at prices as low as the lowest. * A II orders lor Billheads, Cards, Cheeks, Drafts, - | ' Letter Heads. , Envelopes, --— - ■ T-tc" ■ ’ planks. Labels, Handbills, Programmes, Ball, Show, und .Election Tickets. > ’< witj be promptly attoafled to at reasonable 1 rates. < all at the -'Vuion'’ ofilea opposite the ' Court Eorxr ’ » - ; Fames a HEALEY, rmprietoi*. •'

D. I, J U KNO Y DEALER IN .I.V/? medicines. PAINTS OILS, VARNISHES | * C ® n DYE STUFFS. 1 Hah Doty ttow rm hnnd h 'mrgo »xi<J ’ well rtoltivtcd Bloc 1,.’ ’ -.-. a Tic nho kcepa >r large stock of I’ATt EN T AUyiiCIN.ES, amt among t FteHC tiro T. GREGORY’S OIL* for the Lunga. No need of anylfody dying with the Com vmptitjli. D. I. .lacksoH, A S a Inrge and well-aolecled stock of rV S 7 JU7OAE/4K such as School Books, of tbe present ttse, land some that Is not tn nee) Wall Paper, Window Curtail e, Noto and Letter Paper, A Superior Article of FLAT CAT I’cns, Writing Ink. Ateof all kinds, from Xlb’l/T lILOOM'ff CURES to HALM of a FLO II HRS. Hr- keeps also a Jnrgai variety W SOzkl’S, such as i .. - ■■■•' I Ciißcird. Honey, Yankee, • Glj cerine, Saa»afr«», * 1 Ac-, Ac.,' Ac., &c., A*. I Ho keeps a good article of I.lqnMhv ‘ sm-h aa BBAXDY, WINE. GIN, WHISKY. for medical uses only. LAMPS, of all descriptions ; CHIMNEY? COVERS, CLEANERS, Ac. He keeps a general assortment of Cigars ahtf Chew|ng Tobacco, and has a fair article of Smoking Tebacco. -Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared at all times of the night. D. f. JACKSON. 1-2S-Jy. CRT Dura STORE. RUNNSttLAUR. IND.. Wesley Thompson,Proprietor. Wctuke ple!u»nre-4tl4haiiking lire citize** of Jasper comity, fur their liberal patronaap during the last few years, u.id would respectfully solicit the continuance of the sanr», knowing that wa Can Always Satisfy Customers, by giving them a gojd article of whatever thev wish to buy. We bi A our goods of only First Class Eastern Hous-'s, those we havj tried for years, and always know what kind cf goods we ar, getting. —— ————————————— We huvo now on hind, and aro receiving A GOOD STOCK OF 13iFUTT GrS, MEDICIA'BS, CHEMICALS. DYE STUFFS of all deaeriptlatrty TOILET ARTICLES «u«h aS BRUSHES, COMBS, COSMETICS, TOILET POWDERS, TOILET SOAPS, PFRFUMERY, &C., PAINTERS GOODS, ' Mich N* OILS, PAINTS, YARN ESH ES, ’/ STRIPING BRUSHES, PATENT DRYER, &.C...«C. PURE WINES AND JTIQTTOBS sold only FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES A variety of DRUGGISTS’ SUNDRIES, too numeraustoinentiop. We keep constantly hand a templet, asKortmeu'. of '. , > ~ »7' School, and Blank Books, STATIONEBY OF ALL lISDB Miscellaneous |3ooks • -I • ’ ordered wlieu wanted and sanefacffon gaaranleed. Also, au aasorlnnnl of ... TOHAIIfiOS & CIIIAR? all of wMeh w» ?qn -efl m m any i* tow* ■■ ■