Rensselaer Union, Volume 10, Number 50, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 29 August 1878 — Warning to Hunters. [ARTICLE]

Warning to Hunters.

Hunters and all others who are found in the Two-Mile Prairie pasture, leased by A. McCoy. Thompson & Yromsn, will be treated *s trespassers after this date. August 13th, 1878; A.J. Yxowax. 48-4. *T ■ ■ ... ■ ~t.; p..-.. Go to Kannal's drug store for Chicago daily papers, Tunes, Tribune aud Inter-

Almost a frnat Bunday night. , Boapaper, pirfamsiy, ete., eve., «t lm«' drug store. Pure rider vinegar for sale al Emmet Kinnal's drug More. * Go to Emmet KanimTs drug store If you want to buy school books cheap flor cash. Rev. Tlios. Vsnscoy list for aalc a horse, buggy and household furniture. Call and see hint. ts. School books, pencils, pon., ink and a great variety of stationery, cheap, very cheap, at lines’ drug store. The Weed sewing machine has a world wide reputation. It will be sold way down in price by Ludd Hopkins. ftti-tf Emmet Kannal has adopted the cash system, and will sell school books, paper, pens and ink st bard-times prices. The Remington Fair is being h'-ld thi. week, l-arge Dumber, of persona from this part of the county are in attendance. Norton’s philosophy, mi standard textbook, adopted f .r use in tbc schools of Jasper county, for sale at hues' drug store. Slate,, blank books, scrap books, composition hooks, and all kinds of station supplies cheap sot cash nt lines’ drugstore. Quk»Y. —“Whylwiitmen sinoite common tobacco, when they can buy Marburg Bros, ‘ Seal ofNorth Carolina’’ nt the sume price? IG-ly. Tbc Jasper County Tenchers’ Institute is in session at the court house in this place. A large number of teachers are present. I’rof. Thompson, of La Fayette, is in attendance upon tho Teachers’ Institute, this week, giving le.Mous in penmanship and diawirig. Marriage liscnse. were issued during the week past to the following parties: Archibald Badger and Sarah E. Goddard, Jarnos A. Chamberlain nnd Emma M. Burns. Le’everybody attend the festival nt the M. E. church this evenipg for the benefit of Rev. Jhonuis Vanscoy. There will be plenty of good things to ent, nnd lots of fun. Fon Sai.k.—lf you want to buy a tract of laud in Jasper county, consult Thompson & Bro., Rensselaer. They sell at owners' prices, and have a large! Ist from which to select. ts.

Everything in the line of school books and school supplies is sold very cheap at Imcs' drug store, and everything of this discription must be jmid for with cash at time of purchase. At the temperance meeting last Monday evening the following officers were elected loser ve the ensuing term: Mr. T. I*. Wright, president; Mr. A. W. Cole, vice-president; Mr. W. E. Sears, secietary. Look out for bargains at the Narrow Gauge One Price Clothing Store. They will have an immense stock of goods in a few days which they propose to sell as cheap a. LaFnyette or Chicago houses dare sell them. A full stock of all the standard text-books in use in tho public schools of Jasper county is kept at lines’ drug store, nnd he wants to sell them. Desiring to realize his money on the stiCk he offers • special and extraordinary bargains for cash. Mr. John Quarry, of this county, says: ‘‘l was cured of chronic malarious disease in its worst form, aud have cured scores of others with Liebig’s Ague Gur.e, and consider re me<n<ss~fCT aguA/chiris or fever. Sold by W. J. Imes. 4(>-4t. Doctor yourself with Liebig’s Fever and Ague Cure, and save time, money and suffering. ltcures.ll kindsof ague and chills: cures torpid liver, purifies the blood: strengthens the stomach, and builds you up strong. Bold by W. J. Imes. 4U-4t, The Narrow Gauge One Price Clothing' Store will, by about September Ist, hnve the largest stock of clothing, gents' fuYuishiug goods, hats, caps, trunks, valises, and men’s and boys’ boots ever brought to Jasper county. They are determined to keep up their reputation for being the cheapest clothing house in Jasper county, aud will always keep as good a stock of goods as can be fouud in the market.

The renders of The Union are presented this week with a supplement containing some facts and figures relative to the political history of Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees, covering a period of some fifteen years, and a speech delivered by Hon. W. W. Curry at Rushville, this state, on Saturday, August 10th. Thpy are both interesting and valuable campaign documents and should be read by every voter in the state. T. M. Jones, of Kankakee City, 111., will open a merchant tailor shop in Rensselaer, ou or about the 9th of September, 1878, and will endeavor to carry a full line of piece goods of latest patterns. Mr. Jones conies well recommended, and by close attention to business and good work hopes to merit a liberal share pt public patronage. His stock will consist of all the latest styles of goods, of best quality, and he proposes to sell at prices which will defy competition Keep your orders until his arrival and learn something to your advantage. Shop in Wood's building, next dour to H. V. Childers’hardware store. The republicans held interesting meetings this weela al the Thornton school house in Newton township, and Center school honse, Barkley township. Mr. S < }\ Thompson was the principle speaker-at each place and was listened to with marked attention and evident interest. The Thornton school house meeting was held Monday night. It was presided over by Solomon Thornton a veteran republican, staunch and steadfast, and the secretary was John Watt, young, vigorous and active. At the Barkley township meeting Mr. S. B._ Nicholls presided and Capt. G. W. Payne was secretary. Barkley township will give a handsome majority this year for every candidate on the republican ticket. They take it straight, without a scratch.

A joint political discussion will he held at Remington, Indiana, September 3d, at 7:30 p. nt., at Rensselaer, September 6th, at 2 p. m. by Hon. Morgan H. Weir, democratic candidate for representative in con* gressm-l William H. Calkins republican candidate. At Rensselaer the debate will be held on the court house square which will be provided with suitable platfonp for the speakers and seats ample for the audience. Both gentlemen are fluent sp> akers, able debaters, aud men of recognized ability. They have agreed upon a code of rules to govern their debates which excludes offensive personalities and confines them lo the Icgtlimnle discussion of the recognised* issue* which divide the two great national parties this campaign. The debate will occupy two hours and a half, end, without will be the most interesting political discussion tbift has been heard in Jasper county for many years.