Rensselaer Union, Volume 11, Number 16, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 2 January 1879 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

TTAUI’KR W.t4Nl DKU, Rmu Ingtnc per ut v?Vn rtta oa. ■ 1 —me. jbl. 1—l: -U RENSSELAER BUSINESS CAROS^ D R 'i-in siTi \n and SUHGIX)I»'. . Ofilce In Spltlor’abrink buildlug, opposite Of Uiu toul t House. ■ V t mi. .1.11. Lotfetiaimiß. 4 1/ PIIYMCIAN AND SURGEON. Waalilngt.in atrcct, below .Anstlu’* luvtcL Ton p.r cent.lnterest nil be luldcd to all accounts running nnsottlod longer than 3 month*.

DR. MOSES 11. ALTKK, PHYSICIAN AND BURGEOX. In Imes’ drug store. YAU.It Y. MARTIN. \) PHYSICIAN AND SIJRGEON. Washington street, llrat door above the atono building. 1 , t 1. MUUDECAI f. OHILCOTE, Al'ToltNEY at law. Attends to nil husim'sn-of the profession with promptness and despatch. Olllceon Washington street, opposite the Court House. SIMON V. TnOMTSOS, DAVID J. THOMPSON, Attornev at Law. Notary Public. THOMPt-ON.K into., IUAH-LLAKIt, INDIANA. Practice in nIMHe Courts. We pay nurtfcirlurnuoaiion to paying saves, Veiling and lea-ing bind*. 61 all ion L.isi itlak,( oUoctol'tthd AbstTuater, n. s. pwiontss. zimp.i dwiooiks. RH. & Z. DWIGGINS, . ATTORNEYS AT LAW „.V ~ . AND LO VN BROKERS. fIOO.OOO to loan on first mo rtgnge, on five vear* time at 9 per cant, interest, in sums of t3«O or overt . Frank w. baiicock, ATTORNEY AT LAW", And Real Estate Broker. Practice* In all courts of Jasper, Newton anil Benton counties. Lands examined. Abstracts of Title preparod. Taxes paid. Collections a upocialty. DANIEL B. MILI.KH. JAMES W. DOl’TaiT. Miller a doi-tiiit, NOTARIKS public and coi.lector^' l)it.:li and road petitions and reports carefully prep ansi; titles examined; abstract* prepared; all collccLiuus promptly attended to. Ollice iu. btarr’s building, up-stairs, lliird door. 9-47

IRA W. YEOMAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Notary Public, Real Estate. Collection and Insurance Agent. All legal instruments carefully written. Oilico over Narrow Gauge Store, ltensmilacr, Indiana. Bankers and cattle brokers. A.Met»>Y~.V T!IOMPSON. leetioii*on nil available points, pay interest on specified time deposits, etc. Office hours from 9 o’clock a. m. to 4o’clock p. tn. - Austin housk, A. W. CLEVKL \Ni>, PaoPKIETOK. Is centrally located, large and conveniently Hrrnnged, mid no pains vv dl 1m; sparisl to make guest* cmuforinldc *ud iisppy. Tlie table will nlvriiYS Its s.lpldiod Wlt.4 tlio ijeet the market aifords. U’largi’j renfOn.cMc. 9-42-ly. lESLIEC. GRANT. J BLACKSMITH. .-bop on Front street, Tcrlumo’s old stand. Patronage solicited. ’ ’

DO YOU WANT? Groceries, l’rovisions, Queensware, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Spices, figure, Tobacco, Stationery, Canned Fruits, k:.y Go to -A.. S. La Opposite the Bank. Highest prices paid,for produce. 10-3 m

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