Rensselaer Union, Volume 11, Number 3, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 3 October 1878 — Page 4

It ENfWfifcA HfiUNION ThuwJay. Oct- 3dL 1876.

jm Sgjgk JSU&i&w. •SSaatf wm« tdlif. * J Nut to « ahtfrp lt«l Urn v«|c« of the people be JQfciihJT by tHOyirtelK,ur.-/We. rutic \nThwilrfc y«B, %c will. Plcntr Mlfdor, *W* k Br. Brown'• pang quai Imnl? flow. Owns* Major, national oandiAute for «Ute wnator, owns (>ni|**-rty In Jaafwr county xrnlueil at $1:1.25*; Bit unpaid taxes amount to $285.25. i Cliarha 11. I’rlco aQI that Kara C. N«»wHa Hi a "O—il d—cl fool." Why rlmoM Mr. NowolsT friends endorat* this Opinion by voting for Mr. l’rice? Another failure will bo announced next week- A heavy importer will fail of an election to the legislature. Tlits, too, will tie charged against the republican party and the infamous resumption act Fnur year* ago Charles H. I‘rice MCAM liftl vote for his own futhcr for ituiity commissioner, " Smthuso lils father was a candidate on the republican ticket. Why should republivote for Charles 11. Price? James F. Irwin, republican eamliiate for clerk is wornronfly' folTi.amT has a lorge family ;to support. He can’t ride in a stylish turn-out, smoke cigars and treat the boys; but bo pays Ms taxes ami locks every man square M» the face, diaries 11. Price, national candidate farelerky amipoor man, owns property in Jasper eounty valued at sJ.!'ir>. He has held a lucrative public office three years. He keep* a fine liorse and buggy, smokes cigurs, treats all the boys, and owes taxes to the amount of $181.89. ftr. Longhridge is cussing refractory democrats into the support of Major, llrown. V. H- Price, Nowels. Moore and "theif companions” for fear that those hundred corncuuers wont lie able to put in their best licks for the jioor u»en and educated tramp’s honesty and reform ticket. ~~~

Will Mr. Major Explain This?

By reference to the senate journal of I 8"», we ftnd that Mr. Major, senator from tins dietric', introduced bill So. ood, “to release eay interest which tony exist in the state in the bed of heater Lake, in Newton county, and to settle conflicting claims thereto.” The bill woe rend Feb. 22<1 ana referred to the committee on judiciary, which reported it back on the Oth of Manta and recommended it to lie indefinitely (loetponed. The true inwar leess of this measure was u bold attempt of Hichard Bright to rob the state and others of their interest in this territory mid Major became the willing tool to perpetrate the infamy. Bright desired to steal a quit-c'aim deed to ’♦sky belonging to the tax-payers of Indi*aa, atMb- Major was employed to coiniiijt the theft. When Bright and Major found th« committee had discovered their trick they tried to get possession of the bill to prevent Us being reported back to the senate, both pleadiug ignorance of its contents. Mr. Major is now seeking to be - returned to the state senate, and it is therefore important that the people know something of the record be made while serving'thcm l>efore. Has he anything to offer in explanation *f the attempted swindle above mmliooedT While Mr. Major is going about ilie county, making speeches for his re election, let him tell the people what he knows about swamp lands in general aud of Beaver Luke in particular. H- cannot ufford to ignore this unit ter. —M»n tictllo Ilf raid.

The Prospect.

In response to the question at to his estimate of the prospects of tire parly, us seen to-day, Mr. (iniLain, secretary of the natioual republican committee, said:l“Tke republican parly never fiught with more pluck or energy than uuw. The candidates »n<l committees address us letters constantly assuring us of good prospects in hitherto close districts. Ihe reports from Ohio arc especially encouraging in ihe districts where the contest is being waged .the hottest. There Mem (o be no quarrels Anywhere in Ihe elate. The Indiana people are fighting equally well. Personal fut'erviewa with gentlemen from that stale, as well as many letters from the, highest eource, give good promise! in that close Uu-lie-field. We are almost certain to carry Colorado. Of course, in Ohio there is no setious contest. In West the currency' question j» I reakiog upon the democratic solidity, aud may cripple that party to the extent of one district, If not two. These arc the October states, and the results in th«tn will largely nfiect the results in the November state*. ’ It is conceded on every band that the democratic party will sustain great losses, and that it will t>e well nigh destroyed in some of the northwestern states, ns it lias been in Maine. r

Rev. S. A. Chapell, Editor of the Restitution.

Head the following from the editor of the Itcwtitniian, n religious paper published at Plymouth, Ind., by llcv. 8. A. Chapel!, a man who knows what lie writes: He says: "We are not in favor of dosing much with ‘’medicine in sickness. \Ve irnsL muck—to. -jr**llfe(idwdjat^ig3ECßuaf rmnmij: and -more “to the blessing of God. We were induced, ‘•however, by Mr. Tersbing to try Liebig's “Fever and Ague Pills, and found them "decidedly beneficial in our late attack of "fever. From their cotnposUion, as de"scribed by Mr. Pershing, we believe them ' 'to be perfectly safe. We would rccom“mend the trial of this remedy to any of “our friends who are-sufferiur from any of ■ ‘Tfafl.diwtaCl.Jkf. tllixjuaarm slid climate, I iebig’s Fever and Ague Ptiis are split by IV, <l. lmcs, ltcnsschier, Indl 3-tt.

Postponed Till Next Campaign.

f >hn Lee, of Crawforiisrillc, wsa posted tot • speech at ibis place yesterdays afterjsoon. The speaker made his appecrance, Wat no one came out; so he postponed bis epwrfi tilllneit campaign.- Oxford. Tribune

For Somebody To Live In.

S. P. Thompson bus had his bachelors hall at Rensselaer removed, and is having It rebuilt and fitted up for- somebody U> life in. —Fowler Era.

Who Will the Things Belong To?

When the western and northern democrats lisve alt Jmcji swallowed up by the greenback ere,* who will the things belOpg* to?" Fowler E r a, The Weed sewing machine haw a world wide Mffijtslion. It will be sold way down jg yrlce by I*u<H Ifojikins. 1 81-ts

C. Jay !l> pKins Las thanks fur specimens | of very fine pvacfciw.* j KcpnUicnii*. don't trade your rotea with [ deiHM-rata neat Yueaday. I CWrai.ce Babb and Kate ltavcnscroft j have Hi-ciiee lid ma> ry. j 1 , your "card*. ' fair/kud don't ring in Br-iwn'a double desk. Kcpublichiis, vote al might; vtjte early. Bring .every republican nut tothc-puH*. How King w ill it lake one huudred corn cullers to shock Mr. Brown's corn crop? FohUers llmt vote for Major and llrown vote tluu they were Liiu-uJn dogs and Lincoln hirelings. Knit jarketa, all kind* and qualities, ju«t rv-eeiird. at the Nntrow G mgv One I'riee Clothing Store. Jim Nickel is a good fellow, but in the wrong crowd. Ilohinson will schoop him sure, thnyou hear that now? Theeelrbnmd Star shirts, the best fitting shirts made, are now. lor sale nt tJie Narrow Gauge One I’rioe CibilijngtStorc. The doctor U a fammi* bond al “cards,” hut Brown’s joki-r look the lust trick. Slmflie and dt-ai again, gentlemen. F. J. Seans i» in t'hicvgn purchasing a new stock of tall and winter goods. Wait and six- them lie fore making purchases. No’ A tliali dli the greenback ticket of should Chileote'tr friends vote Ibr Ttrem? Ml' kr v.—“\\ by will men smoke common tobacco, when they can teiy Marburg Bros, “Seal of North Carolina’’ at the same price? IG-ly. There is not a man on the national ticket in Jin per cnuflry thllt' wit) vote for-w eeptib--Mean; why should republicans vote for them? Bear in ,min i that the Narrow Gauge One ’ Price Clothing St.iro is tl;e only exclusive ! clothing store in Rensselaer and in Jasper i county. livery rf-puMicm in Jasper county should put in the whole of next Tuesday at the j p**Ua, livery, vtitu i* nailed-. Boa-C scratch. _ _____ Charles B. timnt fell from a horse one day lust week and fractured his collar bone. It was set by lir. Washburn and is now doing well. Not a tnsn on the democratic ticket in Jasper county will vote for Calkins for congress; wlA’ should Calkins' friends vote for them? George Major threatened to shoot floTdridge 11 irk like a dog, because in an official capacity (Mark asked Major to pny his tax.s iu 1870.

Buy your eh,thing nt the Narrow Cause Olio Price Clothing Store, and you will al w lys-gyi W ■ owl fit, a- wel 1 -made article ajii Iny ptie.'s. ilj .—^; — If Mr. Brown thought Jasper county di-*pernte last week, wh it wjH he ihink of U next week,' w hen those hundred voters fail to c. imeet? Democrats waul to ebirt Charles If. Price. Nonets, -looro, Nickel, Miller and the commissioner.- in order to sustain their party organ at Rensselaer. I’tu-le Gus Btngbatn has thanks for several messes of the finest sweet potatoes wo have wen (lii*--ipawrf. Also an e'JtTrSW?" dinary large head of eabl-age. Republicans of Jasper county vote for the republicm candidates, because republican principl.s are right, and the republiciyi capdijatos are the best men. l’eter Rhomhes left a pour at this" office last week, grown in fits * garden, that weighed fifteen < unces. It knocks the seeks off of any we have yet *;en. The Dcmo'rrlit- ScaUnfl calls republicans thieves, scouii lreis and fraud.-; but it wants republicans to vote for the local democratic ticket fir Iced ana clothe its editor. A signal Victory awaits the republicans of Indiana next Tuesday, if every man votes. Let leptibßcans of Jasper county do their duty and share in the glory. Kerucmher that it is-to your interest to look at our complete stock of ready made clothing before you buy your fall stock. Narrow Gauge One Price Clothing Store. Moore, the pieman and sassafras pole peddler, wifi not be treasurer of Jasper county, llik load of poles. That's as sure asl]e paid rr Feer’ rarkcr STT foj- a dead dog... i Fob Salk. —If you want to buy a tract of land iu Jasper county, consult Thompson & Bro., Rensselaer. They sell at owners’ prices, and have a Large list from which to select. . ' r. ts. Democrats boast that they will carry Jasper county next Tuesday. If republicans all do their dutyljand vote without scratching the will be beaten four hunU-

red votes. . Wonder what portion of the $285 taxes Mr Major owes to Jasper county and how much of tue SIBO owed by Charles 11. Price has been put into Mr. brown’s corn cutlers fund? The Harrow (binge One Price Clothing Store is selling ext-a well made clothing lower thou any other .house in Jasper county. To be convinced of this fact call and see for yourselves. “Barkley,'’ we’ll attend to vour case after the e’ecti n. 1 ’At present iveare fighting the whole mangy democratic dug. greenback tail god all. and haven't time to waste on the ereepingdhihgs.. i\iiy don't J. 11. Lotrgliridge, chairman, Jelji. central com. 6 , think it his duty to interview Hon. George U. Brown in relation : to ‘he ..matter, of colonizing ,one hundred i corn cutters in Jasper couutv? — i The Narrow Gauge One Price Clothing Store lias just received the handsomest line ot school suits ever brought to theUSquiiiy which are being sold ut prices lower than any other house in RenSselaer. Dr. T-oiighrid ge ought to mildly expostu- ] late with Mr. Brown about haiboting that j hundred corn cutters a boot his premises until after the election, and the northern townships have voted their subsidies. A vote for George Major or tor Geoige 11 Brown is a vote for Daniel W Voorhees' for failed States senator. Voorhees is a ! salary-grabber who called greenbacks Linfcolh"raP"iflfll "Pfllna 1 "dfiHfUrg 'Lihcolnia^gsT Read what the Uev. S., A. Chapell says j aUhntt,'Liebig’s fever and ague pills hpd liver tonic. They are warranted to give satisfaction. Sold by W, J, lines, Rensselaer. Made byTpFslrTng & W.7“Fly:TioM'fri7" Ind. *' i>—it. One of the iudiviJunl.-; that have been going about the couuty for a ntouih or two raising the shingles on the school houses with bis elsqoenee claims to Im sn educated tramp. About Wednesday of treat week it will be known how many people have fallen in love with that "slieif companion," as tlife Demoerafia KmtinH called him last wcett". Itev. llopo B. Miller, democratic eapdidate for recorder, is trying to explain away his statement that he would rather see the southern war claims paid than to Itgve the United States bonded debt paid according to contract. He did sav that it. would be aslionoMhie to piy iT7£c MiTSTSW the bonds in gold. When he dentes that he said so he contracts the truth. “Of ibr fullnc.s ts the heart the mfmih -pesiteth. 1

A vole for Rev . IR 11. Miller for recorder is a vote for a lelatl ►)wpuihikm who says l»e would proser to have the iwmthern tlsinls l HDiniintiog to * ;(«»,(kk),OKI paid than to i pay United Btates bonds according t« toh- ' 1 f ; i , ,i, j llati Hon. (fejrgu H. Brown assured Dr. Luigi;ri.lge ihat those one hundred eoru J ! rimers should do no voting of any kind ; I nor undu[v election uqtil nil i ! the.atilmidies arc rMaeil iu..iithex JMxrii* op ! the line? I ’ r I . | ! If ropiihliesm of Jasper cfitinty don’t j ; waste their strength by scratching, they ' | will elect every man on theit ticket. Tfie , republican ticket is tho best ticket. Kvcry | man nn the t eket is an honoat man and a gentleman. • We do not keep a general atock of merchandiac, hut we keep the finest slock of ready mode chilling, gents' furnishing goods, huts, cap l , etc., to h«< found in Jasper county, mid our prices nro lower Ilian any of our compeliloie. Narrow Gauge One, Price Store. A very h ippy social event was the surprise party in the residence of F. J. Sears the other evening. About one hundred of the friends of Mr. Sears and his estimable lady marched m upon them unawares, look jKia-cssion of their fine residence and had I liiingi tliifir own way until a lute hour. It was u comph tc surprise to tho family and an cccasimi long lu lie n-memhpteii by ail who were fortunate enough to bo there. Jusper county upwards of forty years; ] Simon P. Thompson sixteen years; Horace j K. James twenty-five rears. Neither of j tl.cnl has ever bceu indicted, prosecultfd, i tried or conviqtsd of any ct-liiio or misdemeanor. Mr. Spilh-r mid Mr. Thompson :*1 ways pay the r dsbta nnin’iplli-. u’nd are ITberaTand charitable to the poor and dis. I rested. All-fhroeof them are engsged in legitiiiinie, honorable business—-in the peaeeh+l pursuits of pTlfitfe life. Neither one holds a public othee; neither pne u a candidate for nlfilce. Why is it that tiot a Single number of (he Drm'.r.ralu- Sni/incl ' Ims been pntdr-hed in the (n<t year and n half without openly assailing one or nil of diese men? The piihli-her of that paper ha- toon in the county duly seven weeks more than it year and n-hnffi —Neltfapr ons of thA-rccn lie abuses porsuaded hiui to move here, neither one has cheated him, wronged him, or interfered with him. Why is it 'hat the local .speakers of the demo-cratic-national party have assailed or nia- 1 lig-iie-l the three persons named abovo in j all their sctnol home speeches?

Remember

Thai winter Is nearly here, and it w ill probably be one that we will have cause to i-co'.dicci long after it has passed away, that is if the prophecies of the weather prognosticators prove to be correct; an I os the cold nqitli win Is strike your thinly clad bodies you will then al-o have cause to re-“ member that lo change ihcjtp for garments of a coarser texture would be far more comfortable. , Whenever you get in licit ! condition come to ns; ;< will give us great pleasure lo.ttecoinniodate you in that diri'C lion for \vc keep till those articles that would be most likely to suit, having just received a large ami varied stock ,of men's ] unde:wear,., boots, siioes, hats, gloves,J clothing, etc. Wc would also cordially tits ; cite inspection by_th« ladies of our cheap j dress goods—-beautiful designs—also of n ; lot of nice sli aw la, (able liijwis, luwwlitig, j calicoes, flannel*, water proofs, and notions [ of every description. One tiling above a!! j others ire would call your attention lo and i thatMs the fact that we have at present on '■ hands fbo largest ami greatest variety of ; yurns pf aliy other I."U- - in t«wn. We hnve tnauv oilier articles on hand which is l ot necessary to enumerate here; sntfion lo ; say that we inive all you may call for. It is also unnecessary lo .late that we will sell goods cheap. Remember ns wlieu in , town ami c mie and see us, in Bedford A i Jaek’Suu s building, next door to post- ! eftrec, ’ 11. PKNPMb j

Real Estate Transfers.

For the tvoek ending October 2d, the rccotiLof transfers of real estate iu Jasper county was as follows: Joshua C. I'odge to Lc\vis Kalley, part uw nw 4, SO. 5 I 18 Martha A. Gaylord ctal, to I.ewis E;tllev, pt nw nw 4,’a'. 5 C;i Levi W.Clark to Enoch S. Clark, SAC nw l. SS, G—to) acres 800 Ziba J. Mr I ashen to C. JlfoYTitson, se ,sw 1. Js, ti—4oiinvs . tOO Klintla-tli A Foster to C. M. Watson; nc sw 1, 28, (j—lo acres • WO

IN BANKRCPTCY- In the District Court ot the Cnited stales for the District of Indiana. In the matter «f Julian .Slrawn. Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. Tliv undersigned jiereby gives tmtieeof his appointment as Assignee of .Julian Stra'wtyof Jasper county and state of Indiana, with in said District, who linshecn Bankrupt upon his own petition tty the District Court of said District. ,108111'A HEALEY, Assignee, (ioodluml, Indiana. At Goodland, lint., Sept. 13, ISIS. 2-21. ■VTOTICIC OFSCRYKY.—Ttic Indiana & Illi- ! lx nois Central Railroad Company, 8, P. | Thompson, A. Thompson, .James !!. Guild, A. !,. AbWf. Charles J.aird and J>>hti QnCry will take notice that 1 am the owner of the northeast quarter of the southwest quart er of sect ton twenty-seven t27\ township.. thirty-one (31) north, riinge five (55 west, in Jasper county. Indiana; and tint on Tuesday, the 15th day of October, A P. 1878. I_will proceed with the surveyor of said Jasper eounty to make a legal survey of saidoieelion twenty-seven (27), town-, ship thirty-one, (31 iportli, range live (-5) west, or soUtiuefi thereof as may lie necessary to establish the corners ofin v laiidsaiyovedeseribed, and ebnfimte the same from day to day until said survev is completed. 2-:u. FETE It NASH. T. M.J ONES” ( Late of Kankakee City, III.) Merchant Tailor * 'id. OPPOSITE TOST OFFICK, • \vm cut and make suits for men, youths and children.,. Work warranted, satisfaction gujirautced. l ull l.lHe ol Piece Goods oit stock over brought to Pensxfhter. Call aud see. .Orders solicited. 11-1 \ ■ i CURES | Jr. Tlie worst forms of Chills,* ■ rCVC| (payer, Dumb Ague, Fever■ f . Hv’thout Chills,- Niurslgia, or B : I and any kind of Ague, Sick Head-1 j .ache, General Debility, or Toss n f Ague of Appetite. Cures the Liver, 0 | a ('k'anststhe. v 'tpiiiaeh,-PufifiesH Cure I ke li'.ood. Bitilds u;■> the Sys-1 V/Ul p t ; lf[ll makes vou feel like your-B i IX 'self, and never TtTTk to/euro Bj and keep cured, and is a eet- I LIQRIQ 'ain preventive to *ll Nlalitri-■ j **• ouk Diseases. S OR ; Bold by 'V. J. Imk», Kehs-B. j _selaer, Ind. Manufacftired by 1 rlllS. FOSHIXG * CO.. H i46-3mo. Flymouth. lud,[ t ■_ 1 ■ - ‘ X.. TUTEUR, Efrocuries, Cigars, Tobacco. Coafectioneiy, ..... 4 FIRST DOOR ABOVE AUSTIN HOUSE ; RENSSELAER, IND. *

HENSSEtAER BUSINESS CARDS. Olt. ii. A. Marsh. NiVatUAK ASH kGRBKO.N. (•/Wee In apltter's brick bulMing, opposite of | His (Visit Hmiw. f\u. .i ti. hOiiuHtumifk !1/ rilYHletAN AND MtROROK. | Wanlili g on struct, beluW Austin’s hotel. 9Vu jjkr cent. Interest "11 hr to ell nc- • Mini- funning unortllM liriigertkali :tmonths. , 1 \U. 110-K- B. !I ’ Pinvti ta\ ,vnd sfjtcrox. ! lii rnies’ drag store. DK .lt > . MAKTIN. I'H YMItIfAV AM> SIMMJF.ON. \\ nahtagton stria-t, first door above the etom building. MUKDKCAI V. CHli-COTK. v ATTORNEY at law. Attends to all business of the profession wltl promptness and dospAtnb. OtHeeon Washing ton street, opposite Itietourt Iliuive. stiiov r. TitoMpao.N. tiAvin j. thompsox. Attoi'iiee at Law. Notary Public rpilO.Ml'SiiN A BRO.. 1 UUNnstil.AKl{, INDIANA. I Practice in nil the Courts. We pay nariluilnr ntteution tv pay ing taxes i veUilig'ti'ml leasing lands. M.uudx L.SriTt.Klt. Collector and Abstracter. It. s. nwiuuiss. zimki nw iciuiss. US. A Z. DWltiill.VS, , ATTORNEYS AT I,\lV 1 AND LOAN. BROKERS. IIOO.IXK) to loan on Itrst mortgage, on five,rears time tit 0 per cent, interest, In sums of ptoo or over. TjMt AM; W It MtrocK, r ATTORN EY AT I.AW. Notary-Public, Kaal.Relate ltioker .'ijid Duur- : tmrr"A grnt. dtcn-eurtaT-r. I nrtiaTTS. t.nmts CTV ' nmined, Ali«tracts of Title prepnrid and Taxes ! .paid; IvlliTtions a specialty. Ollice in tjuitler'a brick biiibUng. opposito Court? House, s-W-ly. \ora r t puju.tt. cot.r.Et-rok. I Daniel it. miller, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 1 sit -li and road petition - and re|>orUi carefully prepared; titles exainiio I; abatraets prepartsi; -all erdbernrm* lil-miilitl;i- altonderi-tn; —Onire In Bedford ft .Inc ksi in',* building, up-stnlrs. 9-47 ToiiN van’T worn. « fl ATTORNEY AT LAW REAL ESTATE, INSCItANCE, PASSENIiICU Ai.KNT, LOAN and ABSTRACT OFED e, Rpnssltier, Indiana. Correspondence Invited in the English, (ierninn. French and Holland languages. Bankers am* cattle brokers. Buy and sell domestic exchange, make eolluetiiin.- uu.aHaeailalile. paintj. nay interrat on specifletl lime dcpogiU- etc. onice hours from j V o’clock a; 111 . to 4 o’clock-p. Mr ' ;„• 1 i CSTIN IIOESE, A. W. CLEVEL AND, I’ltOt BIETOK. Is centially located, large and conveniently nfraiigeiL mid no jiains will is- -pared to make guests comfortable and happy. Tin-table will always b» supplied with tin- best the market afford*. Charge?! reasonable. ' 9-42-ly. J LSLi 18*0. ORA XT 3*-s HLAOKSMiTIF. Sliep first door above Duvall's Stage and Liverv ollice. Patronage invited. =— •; ; '

'S/yifaa/mirfa/ten (dy/v. en ti dy leai/tt y //ujyuyiti fc rrr// at 'Sfib. j in t/u iny, yfljt deal a font Me MpyMen-J rffirMJt; 'Me? end. de/a el, Mne/., am/myiect /id dtec/yal Me a/ /9/ 9. /M'iedj ypi SSac/ed, /M/c-iMehyy&lQjim-Menten, MJae/J am/ ■M/teed f yai Men, //eaten am/ ///te/e/len. 'PMleced ale leMaeeMto eelleywm/w/Mt Me ttmed. t //c/iey an// /ay yeee/ iely /m.

Dealer In. SCHOOL BOOKS. BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, LAMPS, -Ment - MMictnesf Redy-Mixed PaintSp Confectionery, WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, Fine Wines and Pare Liprs, Strictly for Medical Fnrpses. Tliit* stock of goods in all departments, is IVc»h, pttfc, and first-class. Tiiere is none betfer in the market. In addition to the above enumeration, a full supply is kept of Slates, Pencils, frayons, Peiis, Ink, fine Writing Paper, Envelopes, Lead Pencils, Pencil and Ink Erasers, and all articles pertaining to the Stationery line. ■ --i - 1 nil M, Wm, DHL

JE3W33LBR. v L iw. ». ohwxn (Recently of Loganiport.) Hill keep on haml a largo anporttnent of Clooks. Watches and Jewelry con»t*tiug of Eight-Day, Thirty-Hour, Weight and Spring Clocks, Watch** of ynriuim tin'll, Ncgtlac*?, Watch Chain*, Lockets, Brooches, Pins, Shirt Stud*. ] Urfcc*>l®l», ('harms. Kings, Sleeve Buttons, Cufl Pin*. l.adies' Seta, Masonic r.pd Odd i Fellow*' I*ln», Cos tors. Cake Bankets, llut- ! ter Dishes. Call Bell*, Cups, Napkin King*, Bruit Knives, TablsKvare, Silver Thimble*, •■tc. fijld, Silver and JSteel Spectacle* to suit nil ego* and sues. All good* war- | anted us represented. Watches, clocks and ; cwclry repaired, Fine watch repairing a ipecialty. Agenf for the Weklorn Cottage, Katey, Mason & fFamltn, Burdette and George •Vood Oigwnte, Decker Bros., Weber, Story t Cutup, Valley Gem nnd Bradbury Piano*. All first class instrument*. -

• y s■ w - £ -A.. J. IREEXD’S HOOSIER HAY SLIDE * 0 n eoTfh e TTreatesTtab o r-Sa vln gMa cFTTn e s Invented for the Hay-Field! Cheap. Praotiea). Durable Efficient. (Patented April 6, T 876.) Two men nnd olio span of horse* oan haul and stuck more hav with the HOOSIER HAY SLIDE i in one day, than five men and two span of i huiyses utii in the *amo litne with any other j appliance. Busy to loud, and unloads, itsell. | May boused in hauling Wheat, oats, or J other grain,, from the shock to where it is | to he stacked in the field, nnd is unexcelled for hauling straw from a threshing machine. LIVE AGENTS WANTED everywhere. Territory cheap and on lCasonahle terms. Address, ANDREW J. REED, Pleasant Grove, Jasper Co,, Tnd.

lew Styles ! All Wool Cassimeres, for Gent’s iwear. j Ladies’ Side Lace and Button ! Shoes* ' Newport Tiesy Slippers and Walking Shoes. Men’s Low Gut Sand High Buckle Shoes, Plain and New Orleans Toe. HEADQUARTERS FOR TIIE WEED SEWING MACHINE. Our prices for all goods will be based upon the net cash cost. AH discounts off. Prices in every line uniform. LUDD HOPKINS. Farm Machinery/" The widely famous Farm Machinery id the Deere & Afiniysnr,-Company of Moline, Illinois, is Boid in Rensselaer by H. V. Childers Dealer in Hardware, Tinware, Stoves. Farming .Implements, Cabinet Furniture, &c. JOHA DEE HE PLOWS. Wooden Beam, Iren Beam, “Highland” Turf and Stubble, “Prairie Gueen” Breaker, Cilpin Sulky Plows, the Advance Walking Cultivator. Rotary Drop Corn Planter, the •'.Monarch” Slide, j Drop Corn PI inter, kc. Cabinet Furniture. Table?, Stands, Bureaus, Lounges. Ued- ! steads, Sofas, Chairs, Cupboards, Kitchen i Safes, and other articles in this lino, will I be sold much cheaper than eTer, aud just | a little Cheaper Than Anybody Eise. The place to buy all of these articles niul many others not here enumerated, is at the Hardware and Tinware Stor? of Henry V. Childers, (recently David James’'.) [ All kinds of,tin repairing, roofing, spouting, &c., &c., done at bottom prices.

WE HAVE PASSED THE FRONT I . . . », . And our NEW FRICES.have placed us in a position far above our competitors. We are now selling Extra Heavy] Working Suits for from $6.00 to SIO.OO. Fine American Worsted Suits for SIO.OO. Heavy All-Wool Cassimere Suits for $lO. Extra Fine Imported Cassimere Suits, Equal to any Custom Made Goods, for from $12.00 to $16.00. Fine Worsted Coats and Vests By all and see our new —Mammoth Stock .•• a ; ‘ ' r /-' • ' ' . 9 iJ. ...* • of goods.

Narrow Gauge CUtTE PEICE Clothing Store. * I . v ’ ' . «> fr. ' GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES : —; = : T ~ -J* • /• u ~- - - J - . ... -A.T THE zeuszchtctsitte 1J1 i.... 1 1 ■ 11 " M ,""" -1 ——■ ———- — BOOT AND SHOE STORE ■ . Opposite tlo-e Panik. • u > '. * ‘

G RAN D RE D UCTION IN PRICES! ejmhveejt leLannaii at . B!V-« X3NT SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, FANCY STATIONERY, DRUGS, ELEDICINESrOELfc PURE CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, PAINTS, VARNISH, KEROSENE OIL, FLORENCE OIL STOVES, Wall Paper, Window Shadesand Fixtures, BRASHES, READY MIXED PAINTS, G- HO C B H I Fine Confectionery, Tea, SHgiir, Coflfee, Ma, Spicei, Starch, Baking: Powder, Flavoring Extracts, Fruits, Ac., Ace., Ac., &c. Pure Wines, Brandy and Whiskey, Strictly for 2E»Mrpe«ea. The most careful altenllon Riven to the compounding of medicines, by competent and skilled person*, at all hours of tho rt *Th” r closest Inspection of goods, with regard to quality anti prices, is most earnestly Invited. Always ready and very willing to show goods* and not afraid to compare prices with any other dealer. Remember the place: KANItfAI/S DRUG STORE, Washington Street, IVear the Bank, Rensselaer, Indiana* ’ A. -» th