Rensselaer Union, Volume 8, Number 42, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 6 July 1876 — Local Brevities. [ARTICLE]

Local Brevities.

Go to Willey A Sigler for clothing, r•• Go to WHley A Sigler for dry goods. Go to Wilier A Sigler for boots and shoes. Best French kid shoos at Willey A Sigler’s. Choice fans at F. J, Sears A Co.’s. New invoice. •. -tfiMri Doerle to no longer clerking in Leopold’s store. ■ feadieal neck-ties very cheap at F. J. Sears-A Co.'s. The beet and cheapest clothing to at Wil. - ley* A‘Sigler’s. Notionr and hosiery in great variety at Willey A qigler’e. Hew invoice of parasols, very cheap, at - 1. J. Soars h Co.’s. .. Those trunks at Willey A Sigler’s are the cheapest in the market. - Iduen and alpaca coats and dusters very cheap at Willey & Sigler’s. Not a marriage license has been issued in Jasper county since June Bth. *=* New potatoes are retailing from the groal the’ rale of fl a bushel. -M'A' large strok* of extra Oassimeres and cottonades at Willey A Sigler’s. Stong Weigh to and beet quality of grocer. ies-Slweysgiyen at'CMriey Flatt’s. Towtts'ftf 28 distinct patterns at F. J. Sears A fpt 10 to t* cents each. Another* 7 hrvoloo of lihon suits at F. J. Bears’ATC&’sr Prices frost $1.50 to sl4. MelftPMtiei tovsfral patterns received today by F.;j?Boar< A Co., for 10 to W cents a pair. V ’ £•*- ' ' Bridge' 'bmldrie will find sin advertisement pertaining to their business elsewhere Ur those bolumtas'. ' ' ' From January Ifith, 1865, to the present dtob-767 marriagk licenses have been issued, in Jasper county. ' Col. oylir afid Mr. Frank Hamilton, of 1 FrankUn, Ind., are. attending ,court in ittaAebef .Ibis weefc. . , . ’■ Forty-five’' different styles ,of women’s, 1 mimes’ and children's hose at F. J. Sears A <J tJwionthe4tb,aiwtheir occupants.com. p’elled ti inhreb in oh foot. '“lf to currently reported that Warner’s dfretfs which’ is billed to show at Rensselaer on to-morrow, to stuck in the mud in Illin’dji, apj unable to gpt, through on time. Charles. Steward has a secondhind lfood cijinblned reaping and mowing machine, in good condition, for sale cheap on long credit; or be will trade it for a horse. ‘ ■ Judge Ward, of the Lafayette superior court, is presiding, over a. special session- of Uie Jasper circuit bourt this week', hearing the cases in white the Jasper County latching company to defendant. ■’Mt died .st Remington on yebterday.. after, a,prolonged iUness. He is’to be' bunted today by the ,044 Fellowfi, and KnlgWtf £ylMaL, Mr. Charite. JH. Pfide, county cldrk, wjtet over {o attend the ‘Wto’ that 2,000 ta 2.500 people participated in the.oelebration of the Centennisd'anniversar/ of American Independence al this town. It was. probably the largest'assembly that has gathered in Renssela.er<for five years. .Jio rain Ml here Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday, or "Wednesday night of this wqek; but< tremendous showers fell Monday nlgEt and Tuesday night, so that the. ri^frs K cyeeks and sloughs are overflowing with water and cornfields are too wet to wdrk. 1 ■ '

Roads are hb'w in a horrible condition . They are so mttddy aa to render it impossible to haul atty considerable load over them. This morning on account of their bad condition the mail Was taken to Francesville on a led home,, the carrier riding another ■ At 10 o’clock this morning the thermometer indicated 88 degrees of heat in the ■hpde. The air is heavy with moisture, the sky overcast with low, sluggish-moving clouds, through the rifts of which beams down the sunshine moot oppressively. A light breese is springing up from the west and the afternoon may w more comfortable. A strong gale prevailed early Wednesday morning during the rain storm. J net what was the extent of the damage done by it we havquot hoard; but among other a portion of the, Alter mill-dam, seven miles north of Rensselaer, broke away under the combined assaults of wind and water, washing out the rdad at the oast end of the dam and making It impassible until it is repaired. This morning Mr. Harvey W. wood’s child'about two years old was severely scalded by spilling a cup of coffee at the breakfast table into its left sleeve. All the upper' part of its arm from wrist to shoulder was blistered, a portion so badly thaPthe skin came off. Part of the Scalding liquidfell oa one of its l egs , bumin g it to some extant. An application es beeswax dissolved in sweet oil and turpentine gave the . sufferer almost instant relief, and promises io heal the burn without serieua trouble. , ■ - Mt Andrew K. Tooman and his mother Were, summoned by telegraph one day last week, to the rick-bed of Miss Jennie, daughter of Eli Yeoman, Esq., now with her brother Robert ht Northfield, Minnesota. A letter from Andrew to his fathej, written on the 8d inst., says “It is difficult to tell how the sickness will terminate; but think she wHI recover. She is attended by a good phyticiaa’who hasmadb no mistakes yet. She Whs restless and nervous all through the mght r bavix»g been visited by too much company yesterday; this morning, however, she is stforr qwirt”