Rensselaer Union, Volume 10, Number 36, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 23 May 1878 — Page 4

RENSSELJQStyJNION a>mwm wik»w omMuiamy. %iii-in|iTii>irH|inni||iii m iii »- . * fflMM* for Srt-wVTAt .totqvr omnti.sub ;t*> toOtedeclMuo of the tU-pilldi' dll nominal m {will * * ,• r. Hraimt i* a cs«*«li4»to tor «w.mtrr»( Jasper eofihtx’.wuhjivt to fnc decision of the l-niii- J. IVrtw \VIU he a Candidate for Recorder of .li\«» r ixHifett. »al4*<t to din fleet tloh tit %ll«tii*H(lii MktMMIH fsutvcutioa. At the aAlirnMiua of intuit friend*Mrnt. M. lltipkin» will he a camMdale for Mirrtflw Jam*

T-aA-trtoi«c*l price* at Kern'». Rymp* will New Orleans molasses in IffAtSUrrs. Hoa John P. Carr, of White countv, was in town Ittenlav. > Buy your groceries at Kern'*, (lie cheapest place in the county. A lavffe Mock *f stoneware at reduced pri « for sale at Burr's. Table cutk-ry, pocket cutlery and spoons, a large stuck cheap, nt Starr’s. rrnit-jellies in glosses, nice for picnics, !V» and invalids, at Catt it Smoot's. OreraWi B*, fs and fiO cents, at the Narlk*w Gunge One Drier;,Clothing fiture. furring chickens, one or two years old and as bit as necessary, at Catt & Smoot's. Willey & HigWr vre agents at Rensselaer for Nme. Demurest'* popular patterns. White fish, end ball, mackerel, limit and pickerel at Starr'a; also, fishing tackle. Won't fail to go to Kern for a cheap lot of crockery iind glassware hefore it ia gone. Dr. Kdley'e; Monday morning, May 20, ISiS; democrat; 11J pounds avoirdupois*. Kx'ensire preparation is la-ing made for Uie projicr ohsemtnee of Decoration Day. Another male prostitute was shot at on Monday l.y an inmate of Prairie Paradise. hive ear loads of bogs wen- shipped over the ns-~ w gauge railroad fiom this point yesterday. oiiertM frier of Lake county nnd Mr. Dan last week. Mill’s striped lustre and linen doslors at Willey A Sigler’s are sold at the Tery lowest prices.

Straw hats in endless variety nt remarkahly low figttrei, at the Narrow Gauge One Price Clothing Store. Is»w prices Tor good reliable goods can only bo had at the Narrow Gauge On* Price nothing Store. Bine flannel sack suits, the coat half lined, only fit at the Narrow Gauge One Price Clothing Store. A fresh lot of Imperial. Young Hyson, Gun Powder, Japan and black tea, for bottom prices, at Starr's. Summer coats for men. youths and hoya, enly 40 and 50 rents, at the Narrow Gauge Wne Price Clothing Store. Good wool lints for men and boys only CO. 70 and 75 cents, nt the Narrow Gauge One Price Clothing Store. Consantly on hand at Willey & Sigler’s —a skill Roe of Falley's hand made boots xftdf shews—the best in the market. A steer belonging to Alfred McCoy was struck i<y lightning anl killed lust Saturday, in’(he pasture above town. Iron-clnd paint, the best paint in Hie world; also, perfectly pure white lend and pure boiled JinseoJ oil, at C. C. Starr’s, Re-mcmlicr that at the Narrow Gauge one Prsee Clothing Store all (phhU arc marked in plain figures, and nil are treated alike, A large stock of trout, pickerel, mackerel and white fish, in kits, quarter barrels and half barrels for sale cheap, at Kern’s, QUIRT. —“Why will meustnokccotniunn tobacco, when they can buy Marburg Pros, ‘ Seal of North Carolina’’ at the same price? 10-lv.

Positively (he best stock of ping lolmccm Ib Rensselaer is at C«tt ft Smoot's; also, fine cot, shorts, smoking ami splendid eignn. Custom made fire worsted coats and rests handsomely trimmed, from $lO to >■!<. *1 the Xarrow’ Gauge One Price Clothing Store. F*ni Scott has gone to dwell among (lie sand tappers of Jasper county. He will nedoabt ho found ready for any emergency. —Fowler Democrat. An orchestra hand composed of youns ladies is a Rensselaer attraction. They will supply the musiefor the tempercucc meeting on the eveningof June 3d. Three hexes of axle greose for 23 cents, at Gatt k Smoot’s. Splendid for wagons and carriages, or may lie used to grease the griddle or as a relish on the table. Miss Lilia Boroughs, proprietress of WilVy It Sigler’s millinery department, is selling ladies', misses’ and children s hats or flic latest style at very low prices. Emmet Knnnnl is prepared to furmsh parties and [denies with ice cream and strawberries at lowest possible rates. Call at his drug store and leave orders. A change of time is note,] }„ /he card of flia 1., IX & C. rail rood. Passenger and mail train leave* Rensselaer at 11 o'clock a. half an hour earlier than heretofore. Willey ft Sigler received ten new A menran sewing machines yesterdav. Tliev now have between twenty-fire and tbii'ty in fheir warcroom: prices $25, $35, $lO and SSO.

Fob Salk. —ls you want to huy a tract of land in Jasper ceunty. consult Thompson 4 Bro., Rensselaer. They sell at owners' prices, and hare a large list from which to NlKt • ■ ? |f. Marriage licenses were issuer] during the past week to John G. Tharp and Frank M. Hollingsworth, Jacob Wagner and Catherine Orhder, Tames L Grigs; aud Hannah A. Davisson. ; . Mr. L. C. Grant is at Indianapolis in the calamity of representative of Iroquois Lodgu No. 143 1 <l. O. F. in the Indiana Fellows grand lodge which wus in *eseion Tuesday and Wednesday. It iadcsired hy the committee of arrangements at the masquerade partv to-ruorrow (Friday) evening that all those en masque make it a point to represent some character, thereby enabling ear reporter to obtain • correct list for publication. tj Kannat, t&e druggkt, it deaßng ift fll kinds of seasonable fresh ftnrl*. At \beir appointed' time he keeps oranges, lemons, peaches, straw berries, raspberries. MackWrrios, grapes, etc. He baa strawberries fresh from the south at the present date. President Lee, of the Indianapol>, Delphi & Chicago railroad, was in tosro this morning. Everything connected with the ■toad ia hopeful. Lake county peaple are working np a good feeling; Frankfort is im- I patient hi have the line extended southward a« enrfy an possible. BarrfO daya I will fnraTsh lbe $75 style tis Hows, Singer, Weed, American, Grover ft Baker, or any other sowing machine for 9 38 C. O. D. at Rensselaer; m rebuilt machines, good as iwtw, for from sl7 to $26. Xddress C. W. Clifton, Fiktt Grove, or Xenasaiaer, Indiana. *stf. M!m Eva Mi Troxell, feacher school No. l^Seyler),-Newton township, for tbomonth emKwg'Muy 10th, reports the enrolling of 22 selroMro, and an average daily attend'once of Ml. Perfect in wtterrdamse, punctuality, dhpwtment and study. Wallace Hayier, Ulysses Grant t Frank Hemphill, geld on Grant, Maud Benjamin, Emma JnHit. Wu.uio Saylor.

David W. Pritchard tost acoat, veu,shoulder braces and iinck-ti* from a buggy on Monday, between the depot and Washington street. Cost and Test of black stuff. Mile. Ih'iwofeat’s celebrated patterns ftp Indies’, misses’ end rbtldrss's dresses, poionetscs, over stUie, basques, robes, wrappers, «r*ti», jiiobua, sleeve*, pockets, mantles, cloaks, jackets, paletots, aun bets and bonnets, aprons, underwear, and infants' and bays’ suits, tan lie bought st Willey ■& Sigler -. , - t A great deal of work Is living performed in the cemetery in anticipation us Decoration Day. The “Old Thirteen’’ dramatic club wifi expend between SBO and ftKT straightening up tomb-tones, clearing up walke, trimming down the grass and raining sunken graves, while private enterprise adda its help to beautify till! spot. A grand ltlun Ribbon demonstration sill lie made at Battle Ground, May 31-1. Special excursion trains will be run on the railr.ials. H-uin-l trip tickets will he sold st Rensselaer by the Indianapolis Delphi k Chicago railroad management for one dollar. Train will leave tho depot at Rensselaer at 7 o'clock a. m. and arrive at K o'clock p. nt. ilrj. E. 1,. Fwiticr. teacher of school No. 8. Barkley township, reporta fertile month ending May 17th, nn enrollment of 16 pupils. The Hvcrnga daily attendance was 12.8. Perfect in attendance and punrtttnlity, Jessie Wood, MuTiio Wood, Lixitt Wood, D>jrnn Wood, Virginia Rainjey, Willie Remley, Maggie Borsch, Frank Borsch. Tlio City Hotel, N. R. Bowman, proprietor, under its present management is rnpidly winning its way to popularity. The housalias been thoroughly renovated from chamber to kitchen anil bears an air of ooutforl and refinement that is at tractive ti guest*. The table is not exce ltd by that of any other homo in tlie country, the service is excellent and charges moderate.

Jennie E. Unities, teacher of Rosebud school, district No. 6, Union township, reports for the month ending May 17, 187 H, the enrollment of 25 pupils. Those perfect in attendance, punctuality, deportment and study wen-: Andrei Greenfield, Sarah Fay, Ona Warne, Maggie Fay and Orta Wnme. Average doily attendance, 17.1 t; l.iia Alter, Belle Comer, I.iltie Comer and There ia no preparation in the market that given more universal and perfect satisfaction as a destroyer of that terrible pest of the garden and field, lb* Colorado potato hug, than Kannal’s Potato Bug Poison. It is prepared according to u formula which is the result of careful experiment. Not only does the preparation destroy the beetle, but it ie also a stimulant to the plant and actually promotes its vigorous growth. Mi— Mary Robb, teacher of Independence school, Barkley township, reports for the month ending May 10th, the enrolling of 31 pupils, nnd nn average daily Attendance of 23.5. l’erf ct in nttcndsnce.'puncreality and deportment, Kirs Switzer, Della Adair. Sarah Wilson, Mabel Wilson, Minnie Wilson, Etta Clsrk, Flora Daniels, Cora Daniels, Mary Abbelt, Maggie Abl>ett, Mtll-e Abbott, Ida Clark, Mellie Daniels, Lida Adair, Jessie Clark. Knnnnl, nt the drug store, is n case—a prescription case. In water melon season it bus been customary for him to “set ’em up, free, gratis, for nothing,” well knowing that nine-tenths of those who devoured would “call again’’—and next time call fur quinine or pills. Every person that has said anything about the matter in our hearing gives Kniitisl's quinine, pills, powders, lotions, drugs, medicines, unqualified praise for purity of conception and ctfieney of action. Children cry about his medicines, and many a blooming old maid depends in -triet confidence upon Katuml’s goods to preserve her conquering charms.

A full line of goods to exchange for wool at the New York Store. —F. J. Bears & Go., proprietors.

Things that Should be Painted with Iron Clad Paint.

Every railroad coach, car, engine, bridge and building. Every new house, whether of brick or wood, should be covered with one or two CO its. All kinds of agricultural implements, such as mowers, reapers, planters, plows, cultivators, harrows, rakesf etc., etc. Every new roof whether of shingles, tin, or iron. Every old roof which tuts become rusty and leaky. All the columns, window caps and iron work on all buildings. Every c ull oil tank and harrtd. Every carriage, buggy, wagon, and in fact every thing that requires pnintiug, should have the foundation coat <r covering of Iron Clad. For Sale at C. C. Starr’s.

To the Ex-Soldiers.

All discharged soldiers who desire to participate in decorating the graves of fallen comrades at Rensselaer, on the 30th instant, and who do not join with the benevolent, B*hbatli school or other organized companies in the procession, arc requested pi join a company which will support the stand of colors and occupy a place near the center of tho column when nuirching. They will please assemble at the colors in front offh ilk 'V. ltit brock's office, op/wsite Ihe court-house, at the ringing of the tiell at 1.15 p. ni. where ibey will bo organized by Captain* Frank W. Babcock and James A. ISuruUxtn.

THE IDECER.

Nearly two mi» o' be pxl* for the In(lisnapoiis. l*etfui:, {, f ’t i i' , n.»»-rowgaug; railroad has i«e«i aoaysturi between Mon-tics-lh, and liredlori. fro Tuesday last a subeewuraeior-ewn-awnnud grading' at Bradford towards MoniKelio. t»n the 4th day o f June.election* will beheld in ihree township* of Lake count 4 to decide for or against township appropriations aggregating $74,00U in aid of ibe road.

Knights of Pythias.

Tli* petitioners for a lodge of the Knight* of Pythias at Rensselaer are requested to meet lit Starr’a Hall Saturday, May 25th, at 8:30 p m. sharp, to complete arrangements.

Only One Dollar a Year.

The Kkxwiei.akr Cjuos is self supporting. thorouhgly self protecting, ably edited, highly appreciated, and only one dollar a year. —FrancerriUe Home Banner.

How Are Your?

Ralph Fendig sells the Howe sewing machine. It is the model. AJ others are imitations. " • —.’"-V A’ protracted meeting at the Christian Chapel, H’innmac, has added fifteen members Lo t ha church.

Oar Own Nationals

Pursuant to tall the national greenback central committee of Jasper county met in the office ol Thomas Boroughs, Esq., SaturJav, May IStli, 187 N, ami was called to order by the chairman who stated the business which they were assembled to transact. It was resolved to hold n delegate convention at the'court house in lienstelaer, June 22d, to nominal!) h county ticket. This convention will be composed of two delegate? from each township of I lie ivainiy and one addi'ion d d- legi-to for each fitly voter or fra, tion of titty of twenly-ttvo or over, upon the basis of the total number of voltta polled in the several townships 'in JB7li; together with an equal nunila-r of alternate delegates. This will give an aggregate of 13(j entitled to scats in convention. n- f ..llows: ----- ■■ ' ’ ’ it .. i

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Hanging Grove H 100' 4 ( 4; 8 Gitlaiu T 7177?.T:. ; 144) 6- 6| 10 Walker 108 4 4‘ 8 Barkle.v 215) 5 5, 12 Marion ~..' 445 12 12 24 Jiirdan ; 140 6 6 10 Newton., Keener 06 8j S' 0 Kankakee 71 3 3 0 IV In-xt fie1d................. 50, 3; 8; 0 Carpenter i) 4512 12 12 24 Miltoy,... 40 3! 8 0 Union 831 4 4] 8 Total i 2079168® 13(1

Priitinry elections will be held in the several townships on Saturday, June 15th, to choose delegates to the county convention. The committee proceeded to fill vacancies in -the central committee by the appointment of Calvin White nnd Daniel Brown, of Newton township; Peter Folks and John A Benson, of Mitroy; Geo. H. Brown, jr., of llarkley; and Lorenzo Tinkhsm, of Walker.

What the Democratic Central Committee Did.

A portion of those who did not decline to serve ns members ot the democratic central committee of Jasper county assembled at the caH of their chairman, last Saturday, with Dr. .1. H. Lougliridge as chairman nnd Ira W. Yeoman secretary, and transacted the following business: Hearranged the central committee by substituting Tltomss .1. McCoy for Charles P. Hopkins who declined, as the m.-mher for Renosclaer; substituted James A. Kays and Jay Lantson for Henry Welsh and Elliott B. Burr in Jordan township: substituted Arthur Whitson for James Brookes in Keener township; substituted George W. Cantwell for Thomas M. Jones who declined in Kankakee township; substituted Edward Culp in Carpenter township for George Major removed to ll- nton county. Called a delegate convention to nominate a county ticket nt the court house in Benssehter, June 221—same day and place appointed by the nationals, with wbont they will probably succeed in making an alliance. The basis of representation in this convention is one delegate for each twenty voles cast for Governor Williams in 1876, and townships polling leas than forty votes to have two jch-gnlss. This basis gives forty delegates in convention, distributed as folloas: Hanging Grove. 2[Keener..., ~....'..2 Gillum 2Knuknkoe 2 Wa1ker..,,...,,, 3j\Vheatfield .2 git rk I ey. .............. 4’ Carpenter .7 Marion... .....7;Milrby 2 Jordan..... 2: Union 2 Newton 3| James W. McEwen, editor of the Dr-no-rrntic Sentinel , was elected an honorary member of the committee. Adjourned until 11 o’cloek-a. m. June 22-1, 1878.

Jarper County Fair.

The directors of the Jarpcr County Agricultural and Mechanical Association have decided to hold their fair this year on the 17th, 18th, 19th nnd 20th days of September. The premium list will be issued by the middle or 20lh of June. Advertistrt" spaeo may be had on Application to Horace E. James. The prices will be: One page, $5; one-half p-ge, $3: one-third page, $2; one-fourth page, $1.50; one-sixth page, 81.

Soldiers’ Graves.

Those having relatives or friends buried in West n Cemetery or the old grave yard, who were soldiers ot seamen in the service of tho United States in any of its wars, will please ccmmunichte the location of their graves at an early day to Mrs. M. L. Spitler, general supervisor of grave decorating, that they may not be neglected on the 3(>th.

Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending May ®kl, the record of transfers of real estate in Jasper county was as follows: Slier ill Jasper county to Timothy O’Connor, part n «•■>', 27.7—10.5 acres f 503 Elizabeth C. Miller to James H. Loughridge, undivided two-fifteenths, lots 9 and 1(1, block S, town of Rensselaer 20 William 11. McDonald to Indiana/iolis, Delplii 4 Chicago Itailroad. part w it no 2'i, 27, K 00 George Warden to Sampson Irwin, part mv nw :t2, 20, (i. ijuit claim 1 Also one mortgage and three ehatttc mortgages placed of record.

LEGAL NOTICES. VTOTK K OK.CINAI. SETTLEMENT.—State i v of Indiana, Jas/ier countv, s«: In the matter of the estate of John McCarthy, doceasisi, by Simon P. Tliompsou, administrator </<■ bonis non. Notice is hereby given that Simon P. Thompson, administrator dt bonis Hied with the clerk of the Jasper circuit Court his report for final settlement of said estate, which report will be presented,to the court for examination and settlement at the June term, A. 1). IS7B, of the Jasper circuit court. Witness mv hand and seal of said / kw tv W'utrt this 2'lst dav of May. A. D. ■ . )W7B. CHARLES H. PRICE, J '—' Clerk Jasper Circuit Court. au-st. SILER I EE'S SA LK-—By virtue of a writ of vend! to me directed from tire clerk of the Jasper circuit court, iu a cause wheroin George T. Beardsley and Myron E. Sears are plaintiffs and Patrick H. Lally and James I’eltWy are defendants, upon which judgment Jouns Lceily is replevin bail, Requiring me to make tho suiii ■if six hundred and uleveu dollars and thirtyfive rents, witli interest on said judgment and costs. I i\ ill expose at public sale, to Ute highest bidder, on Thursday, the Sotli day of Jane. A.D. IH7S, I (etwee 11 the hours of It) o’clock a. in. mid 4 o'clock p. m., of said day. at the door of Ilie court house iu Rensselaer. 'Jasper county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term of not exceeding seven years, the following real estate, to-wit: The north half of the southeast quarter of section thirty-one (31), in township twenty-seven (27' north, of range six (ti) vrest, containing eighty (SC) acres, more or less iu Jasper muuly, Indiana. If such rents and profits will nn't sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said judgment, interest and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale tlie fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge sai l judgment, interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. GEORGE M. ROBINSON, Sheriff ot Jasper county, Indiana. Thompson 4 Bro, att’ys for pPITs. May and, A. U. 187«. Sti-St.

JOB PRINTIKTO OS’ EVERY BBBORIPTION' bttTCfC/OTaXfcTO- ALT, 3ETTTTX)S PLAIN AND COLORED POSTERS, BILLS, Cards, Circulars, Letter, Note and Bill Heads, -A-T GREATLY REP-gCED FBZCIS. HORACE H. JAMES, IPxoprlotor of TDa.e TJnion. Ofl3.ce, > RMIM— WT.AinTi, ZSJBXAZJA.

LEGAL, NOTICES. . or ft(TßVEY,—Richmond Hatha--1” way, William JertßiuK*. Anthony J. Drexel, Alfred Thompson, aintun I*. Thompson, and congressional school township thirty-two (XJ) north, of range seven (7) west, will take notine that we are the owners of the northwest ,|uartoTof section twenty-two («), township thirty, two (»*5 north, of risnire seven (7) vest, in Jasper enmity, ludiana, and that on Monday, the l'tli day of .latte, nett, we w ill |,mcced with the surveyor of aaid Ja>|mr eunnty to mako a legal survey of said section twenty-two (fit), or so much thereof as mar Is- necessary to establish the corners of our laud above described, nnd' eofitinuc the same, from day to (lav until said survey in completed. CIIIKTJK 111 Kit MA. MUIIOLAS lIIKHMA. Thompson A llro., att'ys. Henstehiur, lad.. May Util, 1478. ts-3t. NOTICE OK SCItVET.-Wllliam n‘. lunt, Gi-orgr Kant/, ftliuon P. Thompson. Hose Wiggins, Amelia Kisher, Isunr K. Diggs, t-eorgo Phelps, sail the heirs of David It. CadwalUder, whose names are unknown to me, will take notice that I am the owner of the south half of the southuust quarter of .section eight (8); the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter, and lot eight (8) in the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section nine (9); the northeast quarter nnd the east half of th« northwest qiinrter of section sereuteeu (17); all th township thirty-two (32) north, us range flve(S) west. In Jasper county. Indiana; nnd that on Tuesday, the lltli day of'June, 1878, 1 will proceed with the surveyor of said Jasper county to makes legal survey of said sections eight (8), nine (9) and seventeen (17), or so much thereof n* mnv he necessary to establish the corners of my lands above described, and continue tho same from day todav uiit.l said survev is completed. VALENTINE BtJKSI. Thompson X llro.. att’ys. IfetiHselarr, May atli. 1879. St-w.

IjTotal. ...» Alt'oatos \ | : Vote of I | 1870 |

SHKKIKF’S SALK.—By virtue of a rertlllcd copy of a decree nnd an execution thoreon to me directed from the clerk of the Jasper circuit court in a cause wherein John Makeever is plaintiff, and George W. Bwott, Mary K. Swell and Frauds L. Cotton are defendants, requiring me to make the sum of two hundred and twenty-seven dollars and seventy-six cents, with Interest on said decree and costs, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder on Maturdnv, the Bth day of June, A. D. 1878, between this hours of lb o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. in. of said day, at the door of ths court house In Rensselaer, Jasper county, Indl«mi. the rents and profits for a term of not exceeding seven years of the followjngrcal estate, t<>-wit: let number twelve (12), In block number four (4), in the original plat of the town of Itemlngion. Jasper couuty, and state of Indiana. (f such rents and profits will not sell for a 'sufficient sunt to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, I vvilL at the same time and place, cx >ose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be snfilcieat to discharge said decree, Interest and rusts. Said sale will be mode without uny relief whatever front valuation or uppraiseinent laws. GEORGE M. ROBINSON. Sheriff 'of Jasper county, Indiana. M. F. Cliilcotc, att’y for pi' lT. May 7th, A. D. 1878. M-8t

SHERIFF’S SALK.—By virtno of a certlfisd copy of a decree and an execution thereon to mo directed from the clerk of the Jasper circuit court, in a cause wherein Arthur J. Spinney and Joseph W. Cones are plaintiffs, and Jacob May, Elizabeth A. May, DeWitt C. Elliott, Ainericus L. I‘oiigc and Alexander Sliroyer arc defendants, requiring me to make the sum of two hundred and twenty-two dollars and seventy-five cents, with Interest on said decree and costs. I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder on.Satumay, the Bth day of Jane, A. D. 1878, la-tween the hours of 10o’clock a. m. and 4 o’clock p. m. of said day, at the door of the court house in Rensselaer, Jasper county. Indiana, the rents and profits for a term of not exceeding seven years of the following real estate, to-wit: The southwest quarter (<() of the southwest quarter ()i) of section two (2), in township twenty-seven (27) north, of range seven (7) west, containing forty acres, more or less, in Jasper county, and state of Indiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient snin to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, ( will, at the sumo time and place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof os may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said sale will be made wttbont any relief whatever from valuation or appmtaomant laws. GEORGE M. ROBINSON, Sheriff of Rasper county, Indiana. Thompson A llro., ntt’ts for pl'ff. May 7th, A. D. 1878. S4-3t.

SHERIFF’S SALK.—By virtue of a certified copy of a decree nnd an execution thereon to me directed from the clerk of the Jasper circuit court, in a cause wherein Cordelia P. Monliett, Lucinda Mo;inett and Elmira Monuett are plaintiffs, and Thomas Johnson Is defendant, requiring me to make the sttm of one thousand, one hundred and thirty-two dollars ami ninetysight eents, vvith interest on said decree from May Ist. 1878, and costs, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidd?r on Saturday, theßtUtlav of June, A. X). 1878, between the hours of 10 o’clock a. m. and 4 o’clock |>. lit., of said day, at the door of the coart house in Rensselaer, Jasper county; Indiana, tho rents and profits for a term of'uot exceeding seven years, of tliEfollowing real estate, to-wit: The east half (j t ) of the southeast quarter (V) of the northeast quarter t q) of section eleven (11), and the south half ()i)of the northwest quarter (*.() of section twelve (12). all in township twenty-seven (27) north, of range seven (7) west, containing one hundred acres, more or less, in the County of Jasper and state of Indiana. If such n uts and profits will noi sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, I will, nt the samotimeaud place, expose to public sale the fee simple of sain real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said sale will be made Without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. GEORGE M. ROBINSON, Sheriff of Jumper county, Indiana. M. F.CUiicote, att'v ftM-pUff. ’ : - May 7th, A. D. 1878. —-31-St.

ONE THOUSAND LOCAL AGENTS WANTED In every section of the country to introduce and sell the Hoosier Hay Slide! It requires no cnpital! Only Three Dollars for 3n Outfit ! Descriptive Circular* on application. Cull on or address, ANDREW J. REED, Patentee, Pleasant Grove, Jnsper County, Indiana. 35-3 mo.

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-A- T. HJETEJD’S HOOSIER HAY SLIDE One of the Greatest Labor-Saving Machines Invented for the Hay-Field! Cheap. Practical. Durable. Efficient. (Patented April G, 1875.) Two men arid one span of horses can haul and stack more hay with the HOOSIER HAT SLIDE in one day, than fire men and two span of horses can in the same time with any other appliance. Kauy to load, and unload* itself. May bo used in hauling wheat, oats, or other grsiu, from the shock to where it is to be stacked in the field, and is uoexcelled for hauling straw froma threshing maebins. LIVE AGENTS WANTED everywhere. Territory cheap and on ieasooable terms. Address, > ANDREW J. REED, Pleasant Grove, Jasper Co„ Ind.

NOTICE TO lITJILJD TC Tt S! Healed proposals will be received until two o'clock I*. M. on Wednesday. June Kb, IHTH. ui furnish all material an<r build n frame dwelling hou*o on Umi County Farm. Hid* arfc to be accompanied with a bond payable to the State of Indiana in the penal auin of one thmiMtnd dollars, signed by at least two resident freeholder* a* sureties, which bondAhallguarantce the faithful performance and execution of the work so hid for In case the same Is awarded to said bidder, and that the contractor eo receiving aald rontrar* shall promptly pHT *TI dt'M* Incurred by him In the prosecution of said work, including labor, material furnished, and for hoarding the Inborn-* thereon. The same to lie paid for when finished end accepted by the Board. The Board reserve the right to ro|cct any and nil bid*. Sabi work to lie completed on or before the id dav of September A. I). IS7H; and in ra*e of default herein the contractor la to forfeit for the use of the county the •am of twenty-dye dollars for each duv. Plans and apeviUcations may be seen In the Auditor’s older. . * /“Jiv Witness my hand and seal of the fbk al \Hoard of Onpmlssiom-raof thcfJounl PS of Jasper, at Rensselaer, Indiana, tills 10th day of April, A. I>» I»7H. mSNKY A. BAHKLKY. 31-8 Auditor.

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I ■- » .. .„ » , ■ - . . J _ . ’’ ';:; 7•. •‘' : '* ' ■/''■ - y •» ■ ’ • naiTE: stock of -T T ITEW AUD F-A-g^XCOS I ■A/BX.K ..' . lv£ J3L.X-IILTIEIE3“ST &OODSI 02sr ExmEmoN - aotd for * WILLEY & SIGLER S DRY GOODS STORK Also, the largest stock of NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS for women and children in thi» market, at the lowest prices in fifteen years. Call and Inspect.

JUST RECEIVED. A FULL LINE OF Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing, A FULL LINE OF Men’s Linen and Alpaca Coats and flusters, ! A FULL ImINE OF Hats for Men, Youths & Boys, A FULL XjIIUTE OF _ V . p •"S. _ Men’s Light Colored Pants and Light Weight Suits, AT THE NARROW GAUGE ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE.

EMMET EANNAL, Elegant Wall Papers A.NE Window SECOND DOOR BELOW BANK.

day’s Acß^sirnr CURES EVERT FORI OF CHILLS, OR MOREY RETURHED. DAY'S TONIC Is a new Innovation, and possesses *4- * lIAI/10 rnillA Clssases the Siomstb. vantages heretofore unknown and u»CuYc. BamXhilU. DAY’S TONIC Cl Gdoes b |iot contain Quinine or any S na win vnilin "** ■ * IWHIU poison; It docs not produce bussing or ISAY'S II IN in Acts oa Liver sad Dowels, roaring: In the head, which followslhe o*o* *», ,! U'"'U use of Quinine: It Is retained by dellS'U'crs.dM Qumme. 11/\ VJO TfIUIP rate stomachs; It acta U|xm the liver and naVJQ TOM IP D/U O I UllrU bowels wltliout the use of any other Mfll O I uniu Don’t Bass the Head. medicine; It never falls to cure, and our Cares Old Chronic Chills. _ . .... _. um agents arc authorised to return the DAY’S TONIC DAY’S TONIC Is yleu&ut for Children. Don't oontain Quinine. and see. Sold by all Druggists At SI.OO. J. P. DBOMGOOLE & CO., Proprietorg, Loulaville, Ky.