Rensselaer Union, Volume 11, Number 10, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 21 November 1878 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

FITZ W. BEDFORD ST . T.-gT. ZW AGRICULTU AL IMPL MENTS . fhrteher*, Reap'rt, Mower*, Kake», Newton Farm Wagon* and Biiggie-; Victor Hay, Cattle and Itailrond Trick B<al<a; Engirt Cultivators and Harrows; the c«l<braicl F<ir»t A Bradley, Jonva. and Oliver Chilled Hows; Riding and Walking Cultivutoi*; Brown Coro Planter* and all k|n<f» <>f field, gerden, barn and atablu implements, form hardware. Alao, Field, a-xid. OFa.rd.en. Seeda in bulk or by the small package. Building Paper, Lime and Plastering Hair for sale. One door above “Shanghai Building.” Club Rates for 1879.

3XTO-W IS THE VERY BEST TIME TO SELiECT Newspapers & Periodicals iß79j Tho Xtcnaaelaer Union, SI a Tear, With the Ludiaua Stote Journal, weekly, price $1.25, for .'. $2.00 With Indianapolia Weekly News... 1.60 With the Chicago Times, weekly, price $1.25 2.25 M ith the (. hieago Tribune, wcebly, 210 With ihe Chicago Inter-Ocean, weekly, price $1.15 205 With the Cincinnati L'umtnrrciiil, weekly, price §I.OO 2.00 Willi the CincHinuti Enquirer, weekly 2.10 With the Cincinnati Gazette, weekly, price 51.50......... 2.35 With the Toledo Blade, weekly, pi ice ?2.00 2.60 With New York Tune*, weekly, price $1 20.... 2.10 It ith the Indiana Farmer, weekly, price §2.00 2.50 With the .American Agricultural, monthly, price $1.50,.................... 2 10 With the Western Rural, weekly, price 52.00 2.50 It ith the Prairie Farmer, weekly, price 52.00 2.60 With Yoi.ng Folk's Monthly, price §1.00....... 1.00 With Scribner’s Mugaziue, monthly, p: ice ?4.00 4.30 With St. Nicholas, monthly, price $3.0(5 T......X. 3.50 With tie Scientific American, neikly, p: ice $3.20 3.70 With Scientific American Supplement, price §5.00.... 5.00 W itb Scientific American and Supplement both, price $7.10 G. 70 These terms include postage and every expense, and must be cash in every instance and al ays in advance. No deviation from this rule will be made. As u special inducement new subscribers to Tiik I'xn+x for a yen’ will bo presented with the remaining niimbers for 1878 free. This proposition applies only to those who subscribe for not less than one year, ant ni t to renewals or those who ii«ve been taking the paper. Call on or address and reniitTb” HORACE E. JAMES, Proprietor of The Union, Rensselaer, Ind. Remittances may be safely made by draft, postotficc order, or registered letter. If , orders for subscriptions are sent by letter, be careful io write distinctly, the name,-the postoffiee, the county, the sla e or tefrit ry (as ihe case may be).

DRY GOODS! Fill AND WISTER STCOZEO ?. nra Has returned from the jobbing market with a very large stock of Dry Good.*. CI ittiing, Carpets, furs, Boots, Show, Hats, Caps, e c., and now oilers Best Dress Goods. Best Calicoes and Muslins, Best Ready Made Clothing, At prices which defy competition. No dealer this side of Chicago can undersell his cash figures <>n these articles; aud no stock is superior in quality. i WOOLEN ftiOOOS, COMFORTERS, ATBIAS, j BLANKETS, Y ARA’S. &C. A finer,-better or cheaper stock of goods in ' this line was never brought to the county; i it embraces niapy articles n t here enuin. | crated that will be appreciated by all who | inspect tbefti. ! ZFhxrs for luadies, ! r’txrs for Olii.ld.rerx, ZF’nrs for CS-exxtlerrien. • These Furs are the winter styles of very good, very lusty, and very cheap. Nothing better or cheaper iff thia line-Wilt ! he offered in Jasper county this season, i OYTT roaf s V<*r.v Cheap. -"-—— ' OtercoalN Very Cheap. Overcoat* Very Cheap. N ■ per.-on wuafing an ov.-rc at for a man or boy can be dissatisfied with my prices, i M v assortment is Urge and varied, and ; includes seme of the best goods ever shown in this tow i. They niust be sold. Hats, Caps and Fur Caps. Hats, Caps and Fur Caps. Hats, Caps and- Fur Caps. Call in at.d look at these goods. They are a little extra— a little better thiin an average—and oec.ittse ; they are good I am proud to show them. i LADIES’ AND MISSES' children’s shoes, ' MEN'S AND BOYS' BOOTS. A splendid, w'dl-s-dected sjock of custom work.tn the boot and shoe line;, embracing every .grade popnbr in this market. VAlso, Rubber Over-shoes, k’>ce and hip boots. Staple Family Groceries,’ Staple Family Groeeries. staple Family Groceries. Sugar, A’offee, Tea, Saleralus. Soap, &c., a. -j .. ( as the best. Also -lUmw,' both chcwjng and smoking. Come and examine r’efxd.igr’s ZBriclr Store, ' . Sriclr Stere, E’exidjg'’s IBriclr Stere, Washington Street (eoiith sye), Rensselaer, Indiana, is the p ace for t afiguins thia eeadry,^ t e l 4 clothing, underwear, bools, thoM,- hats, |<»ps. :f.niiWy De., de.