Rensselaer Union, Volume 11, Number 15, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 26 December 1878 — Page 4

■J I? M^*4l4 1 AL It Ii XI iti Xi Dec- 26. 1878.

pßonwK—The current quotations f.C fiujif produce IM Mild at retail from tin fitores are m follows; Butter 121 to IS cents ■ pound ;q!jp 15eunts a doxeu: ; idfetncs SO to 00 couu a bitoli I onion* MHo w) centra bushel; emit meal SI .2 & nor hundred; buckwheat Cour Id 50 per liMdrad; wtetar «lumt flour $2.30 u»' WTO. Masonic.— -At a regular meeting of Prairie Lodge No. It# F. & A. N. bat Saturday night, liarvey W. Wood w-ts i c’octcd Worshipful Master, David J. Tbunpaon Senior Warden, (Iharliw 11. Price Junior Warden, Ralph Fendig Treasurer and lannis Kern Secretary: The installation will be private and held to Murrow night. i' , FlbasantUiimmScuooi..— Miss Eva llahtcad, toucher of thia School, reports for the month that closed December 13, 1878. the enrollment of 20 scholars. Mary Johnson, Josie Park iron. Emma (Iwin, Frank Johnson, Matrgie Parkbon, BteHa Johnson, Lufutua McDonald and Minnie McDonald were perfect iu attendunco, punctuality and conduct. ChbistjiaU. —Christmas of 1878 did but loom up with enormous propovtions. There were no religious services at the Churches, ami no general public demonat rations. Two Christmas trees attracted the children to the Christian and Meth- . odist Episcopal churches on the evening before, and a ball at Starr's Hall Christmas night was patronized by the fun bring population.

Died. —December 14th, Ida May; rood 15 years; Ettn,aged 11 yew/diughters of John 0. and Mary Culp/of Barkley township. Disease dtpthcria. The epidemic has been prevalent in that neighborhood since the latter part of October, causing the closing of the school. Many friends sympathise with the bereaved family. The school has suffered in the loss of t*a very promising and beloved scholars. RjcoWBOUND.— For two days the train has s’ood on the truck in Tiiompttob's pasture, half a mile south of, Pkasaut Ridge, snowed fast in a drift two hundred feet long. The mail was not carried out or brought over on Tuesday, but a team was sent to Bradford for it and passengers, yesterday, which will abo make the trip again to day. Assistant Superintendent Millikan has a force of hands shoveling through the drift thia morning, and expects to move ' the train through on a round trip be tween Rensselaer and Monticello to day. They Saw.— During the past week strangers presented themselves for bed and board at Cleveland’s popular Austin House as follows: James 11. Rhoads, J. W. Kelly, Indianapolis; K. 11. Willson, Davenport, Iowa; Ralph Thompson,Geo. 11. Drury, La Fayette; L. A. Osborn, La Porte; Win. Wilson, Chicago; Z. L. Kent, Chagrin Fells, 0.; A. C. Ash, John Ash, Kalamazoo, Mich.; B. W. Ryan, South Bend; J. E. Jones. North ' Judson; Alex Anderson, E. C. Bender, Gao. H. Hart , Frank Hines, J no. T. Ford, M. Solomon, W. H. Legg, Walter L. Juno, M. Bronson, Remington. New Year's Eve.— At Starr’s Hall December 31st, 1878, and January Ist; 1879, will be given dramatic exhibitions. Btephy for the first night is a pleasing domestic drama entitled ‘"The Chimney Corner," to be followed by that terrible farce, “Betsy Baker.” On Wednesday evening will be given a revolutionary drama known as ‘‘One Hundred Years Agn,” and a comedy ad led ‘-Done on Both Sides.” The casts for these plays are unusually strong, consisting of M r., Edwin G. Bean, supported by some of the very best home talent. Entirely new stage Eccnci’y and curtains have Been introduced in the Hall and pains will not be spared to make all things ns Interesting and attractive as possible. Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society. —The Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society will hold Its first quarterly meeting fur the year 1871) on Sunday evening, January sth, as the Methodist Episcopal Church. The programme is as follows: Voluntary by | choir, reading scriptures by Miss Rilia Cotte*; prayer, song by congregation; select reading by Mrs. Ezra L. Clark; recitation by Mrs. Cot toft; music by Miss Belle Alter; essay by Miss Caddie Benjamin; music by Mrs. W. G. Vessels; recitation by Miss Ella Osborne; dialogue by three young ladies; music by Miss Mell Wright; reports and solicitation for membership; doxology; benediction. Mbs F. L. Cotton-, President Queby. wiil men smoke common ohtteeo, when they cun buy .Marburg lsrw. ’Seal of North Carolina’’al the Fame price?

Ileal Estate TrssKfers. for the week ending Decern Ist 9tlt.li. the ree•n! of transfers of reiu estate in Jasper count? was as follows: Joseph Me J inner to Samuel Odom, w,e fI»M, 30, s—St'acres. Quit Claim. f j ffwory Wee ton to Bobert S. & Z. Dwiggius. Kaat siticss se, part n w sc, part ne •w 18. 2U,X part ne SU, 29. X part SO. 29, 9, lots X X 4, 5 btork 40. lots X X «, block 44. Ms X X X bl«k 42, lot* g, 6. W. block 42, lots a. 7, 10. Week SO. lots 7,8. X i 3, block m, lots i.:, 4. s, b, a, in, n, 12, il. 14, block 27, lota 4, S. fl, 7, X X 10, U 12, 1:1 14, IS. Ift. n, IS. 18, ». 21, 22. 28. block 30, lots 1. X X £4.0, 7, X 12. 18. 14, 14. 16.17, 18, 19. 20.21, 22, 23, block 2». tote 4. S, S, 7, X M. IX 11.12, 11.14.14. bloofc 2K, lots 1.2,2, 4, 4,6. 7. X 2,11, 12, 13, 14, IS. block 27. lot* 1. 2. S. 4,5, ' X7.X «. 10. IX 13,14, block 20, lots 3,4.4. K, «. 10, 11, 14, 15, block 18. lots 2. X 4. X X ft. 10.14, IS, 16, 17. 18. IW. 20,21.22.23, block IX. \ lots 2. 3. 4. 5. 7, 8,10 Mock 8. lots X 4. 5, fl. 7. 0,10. block 7, lots 2,8,4Jk ‘. K 10. block X lota 1,3. 4. tk«. S, 10 block L, lot? X X 4. .A x fl, is, block a, tots i «, 4. fl, m. a, io block 4. tots J, 2, 4. <L T, X 9, HI. 11. 13. 14, block ' 13. lots 4, 5. 6. T, 8, ft, 10. 11. 12. 13. It. 15, Mock 28, block 24. loto 1. X 8,4, 5, fl. 10, 11. IX U. M. IS, Iti, K. I*. 21. 2X 2X block 33, fo»S X 4. 6,7, 8, 9,10 block 4,0. lots 6, \ 10, 11.12. IX 14, 12 block 17, lots 3. fl, 7. fl block Hock M. toteXfl. 7, block £4, lota 13 14.' Wock 12. lota 1. X Jfl, IX 1X22. block 15. 1M»4,K«.M1X21.0,%M0ck IX lota4. so X »X 11, totaX IX IX » HockSL ***•%, M. 14. Work 2X h.tn 1. X X7.XU, IXIX M. ÜbiooklX ioU I.x X * •’ MI Mia>aA additbast Ui SMMs bv ml 2% 140 ■ jKrtflr Mlia4m» fotbrn-ae Ky/uaJ »w tiWPß**** w - so fo ja'bas EUner ...i j Mack X to l4N*wM*aianta msm«o at..- - 'huf. ■ „ ' ■ , --- *. 2taHM*S>«'to4 «»•» cl. ater?

The Weed viewing mndihio tma a world wide rcputntien. |i will I>m Mold way down iu pdcu by leidd llopkin*. F<»« Salk., —If you WHhi to t»uy a tract of laud in Jaaper county, consult Thompson & |iro.. Ren‘btdner. They aril at owners’ price*, mid have*;* large I hit from which to Milect. if.

JMWW NOTH KN. QtIFMIFrsHALK —IK virtue nf an turn. I O tian on trnnwerlpt tn mo directed from die j chirk <»f tlie J««ncr circuit roan, I Will exiawe I at public mjUc. to Che bidder, o" i day. thr llilt day January, .4. />. 1879. between huiioof JuoU loc.k a. m. un<i 4 o'clock |» hi. I 1 of Mik! day, nt the door of the court lioum? in . Kcn»«Molnrr, .In*per county, ludiann. the’rwtts and pmStx for a term not rvcoedine eoven ' vrars. of the following described rrnl <wtate, i bi-wit: The *ontlnvent quarter (nf Ibr eenth- . wvxt eunrtdr (%) of Mx-tipn number twenty- ’ throe nn I the quarter (’<) of the i north* quarter (* 4 ) of *<x*iiun numlHtr • t'vonty-fti.x nil in town>h!p JHinibcr twen- I I ty-clgnt (2H) north, of range idx (fl) wcat, In 1 I 4n*fM»r counlvw and statw of Indiana;-and <»n failure to realize the full amount of Judgment. I interrßt and rftata. I m ill. at the ►.nne time mid I piar<% rxitoftc td pul'dtr Mair the fee simple of i said iral e*i,’iir. 'J akvn hr the wr2E e, l£ i John Irvine at the f tilt of tJcorgr W. .i i I Said Male will bcin.-tfle without any relief what- ; ever from valuation or appriiiHcment l:iw». Sheri fl* of J naper county, Indiana. Derend ••er loth. A. D. Ik’m. ‘ i:»-3t.

Sufi:11 i - - itv v-rtneof n mtHteri copy of a and an execution ll.ercon to qn* dkxh’lctl from the clerk of the Jasper cirChlTTcnrt. I xriH-wrfwe»r at public aitb*, <o tlir highest bidder, oa Stflurtfay, Mr IHh day *»J A. 1 1 . I»etwcrii tbr hours of 10 O'clock n. m. uiid 4 o'clock |». m. of sai«l day. at the door of the coni i liaiim* of Jasper county, i i the town of K«*nss< larr. Indiana, the rents mid pmftt- (or a term of not eicoeling acv.cn vea^a, ofthc following dv-rribed real cbtiitc, 10-wit: Lot number\wclvc ill), in Mock numri»cr two"tf). Tn Hie original plat of the town of Ucmington, Jatqier count v, ami atiitc of IndiLnoa4 h»(u; > and lifi « dec rec <»f Joruol<Mture mid Judgincnt for the huiii Of four hundred an<l l!ilny*iivedi»llhiand eighty-HvercnU'(|43s.tt) I in favor <»f David J. Thompson, commis-ioner, lin nn action where.n -aid David J. Thompson, i ronimissioncr. wua idniutifi*, and Sophia M. • Diligimin, John K. Colburn and Daniel s. Makccwr were defendant. ; nteo lhe further sum of si\ty-flve didhira (|tV».UO) due the dofcuitant. Diiuiel S. Makeover, for taxes (mid by him on mid real estate orjensj mid. and upon the 21-! dux Dcccniber, 1577, Jolfti IL shaller became rcpiOidn bail for the Slav of Illi* Judgment: and on failure to realize the full auiount of said judgment*, interest ami costs. I will, at the same time :tn«l place, expose at pubiic sai<* the. feu idinpieof said real ttrloU*. . Huid .-ale will be made u ithmit relief from val- ' naliQU or appi'aiM-meiit law.-. GEORGE M. ROBINSON. Sheri.T of Ja-per county, Indiana. ' Deromlier lOtl’. A. I>. Im7n. 1 iiom»son X Bro., att’ys for pl’fl*. 13-3 L SHERIFF'S >ALE.—By virtue of a cert Hied copy of a decree to liie dire<*tc<l from the clerk of the Jasper circuit court in a cause wherein >lich:irl Halloran is plahitifl. and Simon Jbhnaon, Martha J. Jolmaoo and ( hnrles I <>. Wilhts arc defendant*, requiring me to ! make the .-inn of nine btindred ami thirteen dollar* and *i»venty-'tnm‘ rent# ($1)13.73), with 1 interest on said decree and costs. I will expose 1 at public sale, to the highest bidder, on Sutar- ! dnytiif tlth day of January,, A. Lt. between the hours of lo o'clock a. m. amt 4 o'clock p hi. I <•( -aid <i:ix. nt the door of the coiirt imu-c in i Rensselaer. Jn.-per county, imliana, the rents i and profits, for a term not exceeiling seven I vears, of the following real.estate, to-wit: i ’ The south liatTvVi) of tin- southenst quarter ! (’4) section twenty-seven (27), in township ! twenty-nine (29) north, of range five (,’») west, in Jasper county, Imliana.. If such reutß and profits will not sell for a sufii<*ient sum to mtisfy FJti«i decree, interest and costs. I will, at the same time ami place. cxi»os-c“tn public kale the fee rimplo of said real estate, or so nrtrch thereof as ma> Im- Bulbvieut to discharge eaid decrue, interest ami costs. Said sale will be made without any rel U-f whatever from or appraisement Faws. December ICth. A. D. IS7S. GEORGE M. ROBINSON. Sheriff of Jasper Comity. R. S. &Z. pwiggias. atty s for pjtff. 13-8 pf SHERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of an execution to me directed from the clerk of the Jasper circuit court I .will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on Saturday tJtr fJJt dau of A. J). 1879, hours of JO o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the door of the court house in Rensselaer. J:t*per county. Imliana. the rents and pnifits for a term not exceeding seven years of the iollow1 ing described real vrtiHc. t’o-wit: A part of the I nhrth half of the southwest quarter («D of j MM tirtH ilrlrty (3’F, township twenty -seven (27) j north,'of,rangc six (6) west, with boundaries ns I follows: Beginning at the south-west cam nor lof the hitid north half (‘ t ) of the -ai<l south- west quarter (* 4 ) of the afore.-nid section, township and range, th mice north n ne hundred and four (SM) links, thence cast eleven biinilrcd and forty-four (1.144) links, thence south twenty.' two and three-fourths (22\) links, thence east two IntmlrM and ten (210) Jinks, thence south tQ, the south line Of the north half 00 of said iniarter-section in said township ami range, ‘theuceAvcst to the place of Ijcginning: containing twelve and fifty-onchundredtlis (12 50-100) acres, more or less, in Jasper county and state -irf-4w*hitimi-em4--<m-fiH-Tu-r-c to rejilize the full. amount of Judgment, interest and costs, I will, at the wnt* time amt place, c\|misc at public sale the fee Fimplr of said real estate. Taken as the properlv of John W. Nutt, at the suit of John ( l*»k. Said sale wilT be made withoutany relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. December -tfitti, IS7S. (iEO’IGE M. ROBINSON, Sheri ft' of Jasper County. J. T. Saunderson, atty for pit IF. 13-3 rpAX NOTICE FOR THE YE A I* I*7L—Notice 1 is herehv given to the tax payers of Jasper county, Indiana, that I have rcceive<l the Tax Duplicate' of ’.-aid county for the vear 187 H. ami that 4-wjß HtKmJ a4.UA 1 1-iHLay-Trcnsurer:s «.ifbee, in Ib ns-vlavr. for the purpose of receiving taxes until the thiixj Momiav in April, lieing U>e 2)st<la\ of the monih. 1N79. The following are the rates of taxes in Jasper county. Imliana. for the year lx;s. on 4»4teh one hundred dollars yaluation of pr< pcitv. also the amount on em h Pl'l 1 .:. ‘ ; Ll|O£_2 T' 1 >s' Li" ■ •.. I 1 I icjXu «ic'ii*- I I UtiliKKk kkW M U '< t 4 A I OPUS | j Egs«ggas =E= S = x£2 I Iwil-N WIS i C SS&SS-SSSSStS&SA ( <4tino.) - j o'_Ssssees U 17352.1 | = 85■ Sg'SrSSS-ss-.SEZ-T I ; /SS '-c-s? 'i. &ii I 1 Uig SBilsSeSeSeSi I U..UUI.L |•' fpwq.xaims I Z. S’ . lv. g£.i l.'Pe• L-»’»ds ief J Vil ’umimj. |- w q i i "■ i S £ i»hvj.! = In addition to the above, a tax js levied on persons owning or l.arliori ng dogs, as follows; on one male dog IliOfi, on each additional male dog 42.’ki. on each female dog 12.00. !»y an Art of the General Assembly the Tax Duplicj/te i*dividt*il into two instalments: The ftrstrinyhuling IttHid Tax. ini’ist be paid by rhe third Monday in April, or the whole will li<»delinquent ami Mibjcct to penaltips. The .-<*coml instalbrenton or before the first Mondav i f Xovcndier following. \ On the third Monday in Apru 1879. ten per cent. |>cpalty will Im *adde<i to all delinquencies; ami I -hall proceed' according to law to make colhwliuna, if necessary bp distress ami sale <»f personal pixiperty. Aasessments on real’estate for the opening and repair'of (1 hr lav ait due and payable wita other taxes. All taxes due from the'payee of any countv? «r»hr must be paid liefore any such cnlcr will in- nsltemt-1. Bring your road receipts with you when youCAHtie io pay votir first in-tatlmeut. as receipt's cannot Im? token after the animal settlcuieut in June. k it Is the dHtr cf to call for the profM-rty nq wliich fhwy wish to pay. and st*c that they have separate receipts for each to>vnahip <»r town; also. Ixdort leaving tire office see that tliey are'c;>TTect. , Tax-payers will find it greatly (o their advantage to call early ami avoid nijstokes iiicrdeat to theru-h oi Iju-itu -- of the la-t few’hry.-; and those that' have their tax complicated, such JW iindi i«I b-, mw-hM. to call when we are at knsure. Mm cbnsrTei alm* tiffleTVTfcqtiirißdtmtke the division ami »cpaFnte rewlpts. After the 15th dar of December. I*7*. tire auditor is rpqrnrrd by law to -adrertim* real estate for Ik unpaid taxe- for 1m77 and former ywir*. to w ill I>e the taxr n of H7H; l Whiclt na 14* id»» 11 err itu Ejt* >*<~ond Mouda'* I la FH» n ,r> XKOin..--. paid bef«r. that I AJi ti»xe><«rci,w Iby p> tic ttre'sn as the mnaffinrwnt i wt'of iK-rsrozi -prupertt- -ts EC! JAWL • . ■ ' J \ KtHU atlsMT imi;nlUtew'>* r Hith. |M&>, IHAK» J. A4OW*. <'r'-...s=<- cr „: J- hr'’

YIAHIMtttW. ?jNYI»EK, i 11 _ ATTOHNKY AT L %W. | rtcmlngUjn, .ki’pcr ( \itlnly, L ’RENSSELAER BUSINESS CARDS. nitj;. '.moss. i 1/ I AX ANI> FUHUEON. Ip '.pitlw'a bl'irk Iniil ling, apposite <>t th. < <mi t limtpn. 1 AU. .1. U. Mn’tiltKltMlE, | 10 riiYMt iax \M*.svi:<;i*oy. .tn’i’t, (•cbiw Anxtln'* lintel. Ten |hi* cent, hilem.l nil Iwnd'h.l tn all ac- i ruuiiU nu.n .ng lonipir thau 3 muntlw. i Dlt. MOKI> 11. AI.TKII. I’llYSfi lAN AND SURGEON, in line.' ilrtig -i\i:.ir f. MO.’TIN, 1) UIIVSHI AN AND SURGEON. 1 IVasliingtou street, first door above the Mtono ' MOKDEftI f. < lllh< ‘ITE. Al l-IKMIY AT LAW. I ‘ Altemls to nil business of the profession with I promptness :nyl despatch. < >!!!<•■<■ on Wnshingum on ' i, opposite the < otirt'llonwe.

SIMON P. THOMPSON, J>4Vlt> J. THOMI’SOV, tttornev at law. Rotary I'ttldic. rpUo.MJ’xiS A Hl;<> 1 KEN'seLAKR, INDIANA. Practice in till tlui Courts. We pa . pjftii a) ir nttci.tion to paying taxes, ETTrnj and Ic.-tstn? tnnds.\ M tiiloN L.sriri.Bit, Collector and Abstracter. tt. s. ri« iniitNS.’* zirtni nwiGfitNS. RS. AZ. DWIiailXS, . ATTORNEYS AT L tw AND LOAN IIIfOKEItS. SIOO,OOO to 1< an nn first mortgage,v>n five years tithe at U per ceot. interest, iu .urnsof IWO or over. IJMtANK w. IL\ lit <>< K, .1 ATTORNEY AT LAW. And fterd E-t ite Broker. PraFHccs Tn' ntt courts of Jasper, Xeivt ><?gn<l Benton cotintjes. Lauds examined. Abstraets of Title prepared. Taxes paid. Collections a specialty. lIVXJEI. It. Mil.l Kit. JAMES W. BOLTHIT. Miller & not thit, ATTORNEYS AT LAAV. NOTARIES PUBLIC AND COLLECTORS. Dit. h .Hid mad pcUtiun.andreports carefullv prepared; titles examined; nhstraets preptinsl; all eollectimm promptly attended to. Oilice in Starr's bnildiug, up-stairs, third door. U-17 TUA W. YEOMAN. I AT'T< > 11X EY ATI.A W. N..tarv Public. Peal Estate. Collection and Insurance Agent. All legal instruments earefitlly written, oillccover Narrow Cange Store, Rensselaer, Indiana. Bankers, and cattle brokers. A. Ml < ov & THOMPSON. Buy and sell doijiestic. exchange, make eollections on all available ]>'iints, pay interest on specified time deposits, etc. Otlico hours from U o'clock a. ui. to 4 o’clock p. tn. ~ —— • y- r —• 4 I'sTlN HOUSE, xV A. W. Cl EV EL \Nf». PnorHTETtiH. IsomtraHy located, targe amt uinvcnieutly sriangcd, mid m> pains will be spared to njuikc guests comfortable ami happy. The table will alwttvs b. supplied with the Ixist the market nttbrds. ( I'.arge-reasonable. 9-42-ly . r I.'LHK .r.-'ANT. IJ BL ii KSMO'II. Shop ml front >treet. T. iiia:).''.s old stand. Patri.itige.solicited. ja. a«>aiw -ir rwonew do you Want? Groceries, Li <» visions, .■ thicensw-n . Coffee, Tea, ritrgar, Spicio, Cigtr-, . T bacco, . Stminiiery, Canned Emit?, &c., Go to S. -Ja. zitTZS, (ipposite the Bank. Highest prices paid for product. IJ-oin CURE RY ABSORPTIOH • THE BETTER WAY. THE Holman Liver Pad AND ITS AUXf 1.1 ARIES. The Medicinal BOD! & HUMUS, AND Absorption Medicated Foot Bath They cure by absorption rather than drugging the system. They have proven beyond peradventure ill cheapest, the most pleasant, conven—Lmt, mwvrt dhJsrUisfaclory curative, also permanent and thoror.vh system-regulator in the world, and are applicable to the infant, youth and ndnlt of both sews. Experience has led io an holiest belief that there is no disease that can be kept insnbjec'ion, <»r that can 1 c modified, by the use of medicine, but that can b • acted upon in a fir more -satisfactory manner by. the HOLMAN REMEDIES (the Pad, rhs’^ersmid Medicated Foot Battik, known as absorpti n salt). Ills aso bek lievtd that there is NO disease that cure luit that can be cured more rll utuallv by this treatin'nt. Certain it. is that limes wtiboot Lumber, disvas«s universally itckn u ledued beyond die rejch of medicine have melted away under the.action ALONE of these remeilics. And the work was done so quickie, with so little inconvenience to the patient, that in ' many cases the pain was goiie before he or she ' w.is aware. More than .% million witnesses bear i te liniony to these statements. These are no id e words or but are susceptible of proof. In the name o( hiumanty try them. Die follown g arc some of the many diseases the IJVER PAhCO. remedies will cure:i Fever and Ague, BiHous Disorder, Irregular AciKu of the ' Liver Complaint, Heart, ■ Jhtermittrof Fever. Rheumatism. P riodical Headaches, AH kinds of Female JHspcnsia, Weaknesses, Air evoke. Sick Headache. Chill Fever, Lumbazo. Sciatica. i ! Dumb Ague, PaininSide.Back.StomB lliotts and every kind of ach. and Fever, Muscles. Dinrrha a. Catarrh, Lassitude, i Jaundice. Neuralgia. BiTlious Colft. "p . \ 1 the>e have their origin, directly or I redly, in tnc Stomach and Liver. If yon doubt it send lor l|r. Fairchit’d’s lectures. i Price.-12. al Pad, $3. The,Holman Plasters Foot, by the | air, SO cents; Body. 50 cents each. Medicated Foot Baths, 25 cents a package: six packages. H. 25. I( your druggist docs not keep them, send price, either the monev, postal order or rerfstereif letter, and all will be sent you.bv mail,free o the salt, whieji is sent by express at the rxpsnj«e of the purchaser. The -following to aim unicationS explain them-elves: -x*. Cambridge, 111. ?!*'-'r<. Bates u-Hnnley : J have b# en wearing one of the Holman Pjfis. If has re ievod me from complaints of long stnnjJng. improved my health wonderfully, and 1 fed j like a new woman. I w< uld like to. act as your at ent in this Tity. and by so doing I Vol c’ge !• uould ca; ry happiness to hundreds cf fahiilies. Yours truly, 1 Mas. C. N. Aihora, May Ist, ISTJI. Gentlemen: I have been a great sufferer with ii hralgltt in the stomach, and also w ith dumb agu<\ Hay ng spent thousands of dollars to get cnreil. but all to no purpose, until about March List I was induced to try one of Holmans Pads, which has entirely.cured me, and I am now < imaged in srllipg these Pads, and doing all 1 can 7 to srtrodtin’t lad ncWU vs this others to tty it, ' . ' S. G. •• ’i *■ Peokia. 111., June, 1. J4essr«, Bates & Hanley: rpurcha-i d one« f yonr Holman Parts for both mv wife and mother; xvho were suffering with Bil ion-nes.% The Fad Lasjfvmp ctely unred them. ... YoUtS; X W|!Ffcl.Fß. - JRTJ - Fwoworrif ? b,<M-x»f the fo!lowwg< fiiecs : .e-13* MadUon St., Chicago, 418 Milwaukee St., MlPwaulcee, V/js. "? Best’s Block, Mnmpolis, M»nn. n t / / ><i jf-i vxr *. the ...... . ... 1

GREAT REDUCTION Having just returned from Chicago with a very large stock of Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, Shatvls, Cloaks and Woolen Goods of every description,! am able to offer my patrons greater bargains than ever. These goods were bought for cash, and a handsome sum was saved in the discount; this enables me to compete with any body in my line of business in this part of the country. Upon goods bought at my establishment I will guarantee an actual SAVING OF AT LEAST TEN PER CENT. To convince the reader of the truth of this statement the prices of a few articles are appended, and all others will correspond. Head and believe: Best genuine English "Worsted Suits only $19.50 Best all wool Taft, Tweet > Co. Cassimere do 16.00 Best business Suits, $4 56 to - 10.00 Best Imperial Chi nchilla Overcoats . - - 16.00 Best imitation Chinchilla Overcoats $6 to 8.00 ~ A nice School Suit $3 to - - *_-2 - <@.oo. Hats for Sfcn and Boys from 25 cents to $2.50 each. Otter Houses would consider them chei&p at 40 cents to $3,50. These prices cannot be beaten. Don’t be -persuaded to buy before looking at my stock. 1 will sell the entire stock at cost And less.to close it out before January Ist, 1878. It is not surprising that people complain of hard times when they persist in paying from 10 to 15 per cent, more for goods than they can buy warranted articles for, if .'hey would trade with the subscriber. Give me a call and convince yourselves of the truth. Respectfully,

DRY GOODS! IST IB W Fill Affl wiwn SZCOIZ IFEMB Has retiirnei froth the jobbingTnarket with it very lari;, stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Ctrpcts, furs, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc., and now offers —— Best Dress Goods, Best Calicoes and Muslins, Best Ready Mads Clothing, At prices which defy competition. No dealer this side of Chitngo can undersell his cash figures nn these articles; and no stock is superior in quality. WOOLSJM GOODS, ( OM FORTE RS, X I'B! AS, ULAXKETS, YARA’S. &t\ A finer, better or cheaper stock of goods in this line was never brought to the county; it embraces litany articles not here enumerated that will be appreciated by all who inspect j hem. 3-Jaojfs for XjadJ.es, X'axrs for dxilciren, X’xt.rs for CS-entleraen. These Furs are the winter styles of 1878; very good, very tasty, and very cheap. Nothing better or cheaper in.this lino will he offered in J asper county this season. Overcoats Very Cheap. Overcoats Very Cheap. Overcoats. Very Cheap., No person wanting an overcoat for a ntan or Boy can be dissatisfied with my prices. My assort nt <wit.js large nnd varied, and includes seme of the best goods ever shown in this They must be sold. Hats, caps and Fur Caps. Hats, Caps and Fur Caps. Hats, Cans and Fur Caps. Call in ami look at theso goods. They ate a little extra—a little belter than an average—and betause they aro good 1 am plvud to show tliuu. LADIES’ AND KISSES’ SHOES, CtiILDBEN'3 SHOES, MEN'S AND BOYS’ BOOTS. . -A splendid, well-selected stock of custom work tn the boot nnd shoe line, embracing everv grade popular in Also, Rubber Uver-slioes,‘ knee and hip boots. Staple Family (Groceries. • Staple Family Groceries. Sfaple Fiimily Groceries. Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Saleratus,- Soap, &c., as’gimd as.the best. Also both chewing and smoking. Come and examine, jTsfidig-’s ZBriclz: Store,. X’end.fg’s Store, , iS'jrici:'Stere,' .WashingmnJsireet (south 4,ndjlimt, is the p'ace for bargains this season in full anu winter dry goods, overcoats, underwear, boots, .shoes, huts, ct'psj tamtiy groceries., etc., etc.

HO TO THE FHOAT! THERE X® WHERE = Willey I Sigler fas Sons with their Olothing. ..... ■ ißbk " ■-'"■'■‘“■S' It matters not ye— rl Fl & F who takes the IILJM I j - .. . . . rear car. Broad • gja Gauge gentlemen. No respecters of per- 21 ** sons. The jg f fc & veterans O H jl||k have always stood in cur * fpR ranks and giv- WWlim en us their sup- Hi Hr port, can buy ’ goods just as cheap as one £ yjg 1 whom we know gg to be the cus- I Mg|gHj|g i tomer of some r other house and vice versa. NO NARROW GAUGE PRINCIPLES HERE A large stock of good Goods, warranted to be as repre-. sented or money refunded. Uo Returning Board needed. The voice of the people shall settle the matter. If we can not sell Goods as cheap as" &ny other 'House in Jasper county, we will “shut up shop and go to hoein’ ’taters.” . ■ n«in»a ■rn g»j»£fanfian; ftlM fi-ririg ynrir gTppnhHnXsar Etilver • remember that it takes cash to buy goods. W-illey- Sigrlex-