Rensselaer Union, Volume 11, Number 28, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 27 March 1879 — Real Estate Transfers. [ARTICLE]

Real Estate Transfers.

pATWWnW>Wi l flrtKMftl.MJf ve.L ne? I X Bee n s *(«rjk 11 excelled bv none E'jan■„.!' j p.jui jj-si.'.y jijigi 1 VlvrakiiS; GttAsT i* ft anbwribcr of Tiim.lLx'lOS. , Jdjta. ALFBiib Met'd is f-criotisly sick Witli pikutnonia. A warm spring «hou*r dienvlieil Ihh region yesterday inowiing. J. V. W. Kilk lir* nocvpt- ■■’ a cletksliip in the New York Store. &RS. R. If. PrslcuriLic was visit* ’ ♦ng friends hi Monticello List Week. ThE election is rapidly approaching. Trot out your can didatvs. Mr. TluxKix is doing a good job of calciiiHuing in ,T. J. Al«C<»f*t< ! new Lonse. Mbs. 11. R. Vs. Smith, of Cm { einnnti, th, is visiting relatives in -43*8 c< nnty. Hon. Wm. B. Prick, county emu - . Jnissioner, remained in town i vci last Sunday. Socublel—Rcmcniber the .«ocia hie at lhe AL E. parson nge to-mor-row evening. \ ' Miss Mary Johxsq.x, of WhiteI. all, Michigan, is visiting icl nit es al this plj.cc _ Tihr. Gilbert butt. gnvc Tin: Ukios office a pleasant call Monday nioriritig. SnERIFF Parkrr, of Newton -rbttnty, was in town last week at lending court. J'r. Isaac Coen, of Attica, was in town over Sunday, attending the fuuernl petition of Ids mother. Lvno TKSTEn.-Confravttir WoodLas a lung tester that ’be r«i<>i|imends I¥ohi personal experiment. Quite a number of Rensselaer folks are talking of “taking in" the excursion to Monticello Saturday. The Weed Dewing M achine lips a.worjd wide reputation. It will . be sold way down in price by LmLl Hopkins. £6 ts. RuMOßliJi'h it that another bj! Hard hall is soon to be added to the number of loafing i esorts |>f Rensselaer. RbtubneD.— Mr. EL KhomHs and Miss Lo. Hopkins returned from their n ip to Northern Indiana last Monday. Rev. Gilbert Small will preach in the Prt'ifiy t cri an church on t Idfiist Sunday in April (6tli slay). Morning mbji vt: \\ ine is a mocker. Ri'xaway.-—A team raced d; vm Washington street Saturday evening, overturning the wagon, etc. l?o particular damage done End Hobcxly hurt. To- CoßßEsroNdents. Ail conA munications of whatever character must be in the < ffice oe. Monday to insure pttblitatioii in these columns,.. trf that week. ' • ‘- To Advertisers.-—To insure appearance in The Union: of-the same week afl advertising favors, must be in the < ffice rot later than Tuesday noon. Miss Mamie Osborn, one of tin fairest of the fair, returned ia<t week after a prolonged visit of si|veral months among relatives in the state of Michigan. Rev. C. S. Burgxei:, of Monticello, was compelled to cancel, liis appointment in the Wat-on school Ifduse last Sunday’ on account of ill heal th. —r The party who signed a young lady’s name to a note to n young gentleman is watched. Forging names is ciiminal, to say (he least. Let this be (he last. A For Rent.—The Cleveland farm, within a mile of Rensselaer. Two hundred acres under fence. A Wplcndid opening for a couple of •MigtejiueD with teams. 27-t’t. Needed.—A few more plank Walks are needed to L make a Sabbatli evening stroll with a sweetheart pleasant pastime, particu’nrlv if the season is muddy. Almanacs.—Copies of Professor Tice’s National Weat-lier Almanac for 1870, are for sale :UTheUxion cffice lor 20 cents each. Every farmer (fwMKIIrERALE impruven ent in the way of new bnildinga is ccntemjdated for the /Miming scjtsOp. Sevrraf taurines* room* and quite a number of dwellings are to be <Wctc<i. W. S. Emoot and family are ab»‘’nt vwtmg relatives .in lowa. Ur. Smoot v ill return tins week in I F#as< n to fill hi;* euhagGiLenf. with lire- dramatic club which performs ut Monticelio-bat urday night;' About two inches of slow fell here Tiittrsday night by Friday night it Imd nlmqnropt jrrdy• ; SaUiidtty- irwiflrig -ke Was covered with two | inches juore of f‘Uie beautiful?’ I

Post Ofi ice.*—The. .Rvnsstlaer post office will, nn Monday, March 31i|t, 1879, be nfovcil into the Spiller building, apposite the court house—tn the rponi ‘occupied by the Demyefiltir Hokack 11. Rev. Gn i;ert Sm ai on last Sunday moiuing preached the funeral sermon of’Mis. A«ennth I Chen, who ilieil two weeks ago. j Services were held in the PresJjiyelinrch, and, cotydidering tinmud, the attendance was large. Removal.— The ct Cissel, (The Union i will be removed to the Spitler building,, opposite ol tlje ce-ni't house r Mdnda), March :>lst, at which place t he proprietors will be pleased to welcome friends and patrol.s. Dcg’Lljte. —A iiftly g>rl r wdiil'e tjin her v. a}' tostdyjuj the other day, was attacked by a vicious dog on 1 I'Mil ,-trcef, and, bittmi in several places be fore aid cTAdfl reach her. Such canines are dangerous to public safety ami should be abated as nuisances. . . Tin: Rex JSEI..AER Dramatic Clvd are billed for a pel foiTncnee at Monticello Saturday night. They will present l o a•discriniinating audienec thediamaNick oft he IVuiiiUp which they rei.(b-r< <1 with signal success in Starr’s ball two or three weeks ago. I.kt.xhed.— The matrimenial mill ground out the following licenses during the past week: James \\ il liams to Martha A. I‘tice; Cirurles E. Baslinm to Anna B. Young; Francis M. Timmons to Aliie A. I Lainson; Constantine Fliter to Anna Fritz. Wtn. Van’t Wcud, of Keener t >wnsliij>, called nt The Union office Saturday. He iu.forniod us : hat Lis brother Victor, who woi ked in this office awhile last summer, -intended starting Monday t</ _N</w Yi>rk' to vidt his fat'lieT, wlfo gaged in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Business. —For the month o f February tlm-kusiiicsa of the liidianapolis, Delphi <t Chicago railroad company at the Rensselaer office was as follows: Value of freights received - $270 02 foiwarded 223 lo Passenger tickets Sold - - 64.80 Total - - - - $557.92 Just Received. —Mme. Demorest’s always reliable patterns for spring sial stMiimcr; Portfolio of Fashion, 52 quarto pages, }5 cents: What tOn-Wear, 15 cents. Send your address on a postal card and get catalogue by return mail. T. A. SnuY, 529 Broadway, Logansport, Indiuia. Bible Society.— The sinmi>l meeting of the Rensselaer Bible Society will be held in the Pre-by-terian cliurch, Sunday evvumg, April 6th. Subject of sennon: The bible Go.l’s word and inan’s ru J \ritbtre : w present board of officers, and an _e!iclion_w ili be hel-d lor officers for tlie ensuing ,y.ear. All are 'cordially invited to attend. For Sai.e. —Four good young horses, one large four year old stallion Morgan cross, three two year oid colts, six fresh cows, one two venr old hull, ■•one steer calf, one’ heifer chit, one set double harness nearly new, one new farm wag >n, i one second hand farm -wagon, two I Wood mow ingmachines neai ly new. I These articles will be sold on twelve ... giving, bankable note with approved sieur i;v. ts. A. I.iioi’OLD Serious Accident. —A ton ol Peter lie rdetn an, liying ac <> tip 1e of milcs-wcsl o“f Rensselaer, met with n si rions itrei'b’tit yesterday, which r< salted in. a fractured leg. lie was driving a cow tip Froht«siieet, :-ud

• while passing over a street crossing near Mr. S. P. Thompson’s property Lis Irnrse slipped ami fell upon one ot I.is legs, sliviriog the bone below the knee. He was carried to the residence “of Mr. S. Healy, where surgical aid was rendered by DiS. ?foss ftbd Himghridge. It wi’l probably be several weeks b 'ore the little fellow wilt be. able to be •around .again. Ln icATI'• X Thc causeofdShultz vb. Garrett its, the c ire-.fit court last week illustrates the utter‘folly of some of the litigatUn in whic.h people sometimes become involved. In this cause twenty to thirty people beca me invpl-ved as plaint ill’, def-t ml.art, wi messes, attorneys, etc. The matter du dispute Jv_a ! s theo wnership of a yearling calf worth, perhaps, eight or ten dollars. '1 he case had been Vied twice in a justice’.' couth and was fiti»T)y appealed to the circuit court. Three at torneyn wire tmployed on each side. TbejSosts, includir g aHorneysjojts,. f^BLOjaYtio-Warly'tßSOO cash. saying; nobbing about waste of time, bail fooling among neighbors, atyl other like difc.igreeiiibk' concbinilants.

Te.t stue's Notice.—Notice is hereby given that on Iwwl after April Ist,. I 87(», 1 will be at Sy residence oil the first and thi/d Fridays of etch month for. the transnctioii of township bnuincsa. S. R. Ntchot.h, 23*C‘nw y. Tii-.i't.■(• Bat).ley tp. Thb narrow gauge train from the north Monday tdu-i-noon was uelay- • ed two hours by a derailed ear five ihtlvH this side of Bradford. The ’enr was Jondcd With mules and its running oil'the track is attributed to an unusual rcstlcsstiess on the part of the animals. The car was tlir-'Wii to one side tnid the tram came in without it, while the mules were driven to '.own,' reaching here atf 6 o’clock.—Jfow//ec7/o Herald. Mr. E. G. Being l formerly with the F. G. White theatrical con)pany, was in .town Tuesday, making ar.iangements for an entertainment by his company to be presented at Town Hull <m Saturday, '!.ueh29. The thrilling frontier diama of niTsvntctl,K followed; by a side splitting taree, and we are fissured by the ii/ent <d'the eoinpotiy that theinib’Hi! 'if.: _ y~T.i».f t e :.n <• x« »-i ’ nt 11 >• :t mati ca I [ < ix-s citation. — .VauticeHo Herald. A youth, named Ovi rtrec, living with Mr. Ftliiin Dern, a short distance west of town, thought to inihidg.t 5 in a little* gunpowder amuse ment last Thursday, by putting a small tincnpfiil of powder in a hole which he had previously l unched in the ground with a stick, lie then applied a fuse to his young magazine, but its failure to ignite within a reasonable time, caused the yoting man to Jn vim ign te the delay. As he broyght himself'close to the oljeef oi inspection, the ehni'ge suddenly exploded. He is now being treated furan aggrnv.iti-<l case of buint eyes and face with lair prosp<cts*<f recovery. lie w ill manipulate his Fourth of July operation s more c i i c u mspcctiy/h ere a He r. —.Moutlcill'i Herald. On l ist Thursday three citizens of Jasper county, named Joseph A. 4ojfl‘, divi.ry T? entitle Philii| s, wi re brought into .the Porter circuit court tp plead, to indictments for grand larceny. After the prisoners were brought into court it was decided upon the part of the state to accept a plea of guilty upon the part of GofF and Phillips to the crime of petit lar ceny, it being thought by lire pros ecuting niton.ey that that would he the grade id crime which ili<evidence would estnblisb. Barkley, who stood charged wit), the same crime as the others, ami in whose case the evidence would be the same, concluded not to plead guilty, blit to stand ti.e cbaiices of a '.i I i before a jury. The jury, after hearing the evidence, argiimeyns of counsel, and instructions of the court, found the defendant ’gjiiliy of petit larceny, fined him five tiollars and costs of prosecution, fixtd his term of imprisonment tit one vearin ibepentteiiliary, and disfrau cli sed him for the period of four years. The .court, after hearing tbe verdict of the jury in the Barkley case, saidhe could see no reason bu; v making any distmc lion in the punishment which hmr! d —be —m c t exl —out —-.4 ee different parties. GofF and Pliillips- Were then giv4;h-tbe._situie sen le;ice t>y"Tt>e conrt aS 'had been dejilt out to Barkley by the jury. Barkley evidently expected that by standing a trial he w ould bc able lo screen himself somewhat by the evidence of I’hillipN', one of liis .ie-c■.>ll• |• ibui yylieii l‘l.i!i:ps wajy placid upon lire stand it was found that he titireE couiil~r.ot or would ■ not teit a straight story; and tlien his face was against him. Tlie li ntiires ot tlii* man's countennneiindicate ev.-iy gr. do'nf mime from petit iar.-cuy to murder. a;i | hismrA.uer on the, stand probably mi_|.rcs.scd the jiu-yL_ueith.abe Flea that "Fr*(Fhi Hip 1 wTnr-rttjrtrrnrr-thief~wF file three, but that Barkley was equally guilty with himself' in this instance, ami they acted accordingly. All three were no doubt equally guilty and haye been etn .gaged in the same business before.

For tbe weeW»»ling M.-ueb 27th. the record Ofsi.nmieis of real estate in .JaSpera oiinty was as fotb-ws: Daniel Baillee to James WyUe, eii Se 22. 27. 7—soat'i'es ’1,5',0 t i-.leb A. fi< j;kiy» tu Jolm It. VVntt. s-.v S'.’.a. 29. 7—-I'! si-re- I Janu s .D.. 8.-ilxaiek to Edith J. I .ccklhle'l', . | mi.ln i<!i-d lot 5. bln. k ■>, Ilcir.ingtoil, undii iilvij one-ixtll s‘l sc 3. 2S, ij. B'o I iatwin'B. H;ii||ilion<l to David J. Tllomp- ; son. bloc'.; 47>. in AV, shnr'« s.:-ullil/nliiitiou to It. i: ••-. lacr. Quitclaim "T llaviil J. Thompson, tmi’dwin B. llauini >mt. same ti-:irt. QuitCi.'iim - . .... Beiij. i:. • op'.'er to A lam < cover, .-lot !>, , block 19, Benviugton .. .. .' 900 i.bltr to t has. W. Ilarris, ns ne iiwi-'i.7—2.' iiri’r.- 400 Win. < . Birn'e to Mary A. Ilowd-. sw. . wt-.-il.- a.le sw nw il, 2>. 6 ...j.'-- h-’ ■ 1,900 SJiirv A. llowo to Alary Biel-ee. s.VV .C', 28, C. . .-.S - .■■ !-<W Win. ('. J’iorre to Samiiet I■. Howe, prirt s' a -ie 1. 2S, 7—-t:.50 acres. l,i'.t’, A-nuitor Ja-i ir C unt., .t '-iinon B. Thompson, sw nv 2’, 2S. 5, e < <w, w' a se 19. 9 5 7. ne re 4, :«I, sw nw 4. 27, (I. in- sw ikC'Stg il, south one third Lit 1. blocks, I'4's, •block.’lo. lots I, a am! 5. block 11, Reminga ton. w‘ . sw. ne swSr., SH.7. Tax tilk ,Alfr< d Hoover to Apn C. Ititcney, ne no [ 11. 2-., 7 -4 acres • •'./j 1 Ransom,R-.< fv.en tieTiios. Collims, wx> ne W. 27, 1 ac/v- 60(1 Siiuini B. Ihompswn to J.-a.M- H. Dunn, , i nw 11 w 27.5—1 b Acres. Quit Claim, - 12j.W Li. 51. U.-ill Ki-d to John C,Shoertinker. s l , J in*, mv ne 6. U 4.-7—• 12v- a« QHit A, 1 aiu». 1> Alfivil TlHHti|’»<‘n t » Jno AV. -ante trart. tynit < 1.-iim . ■ ■■■ L. C McCarty to Tlioiuas Craven, i*e ne 12, ::1.6—10 acre. . -r 13 ? Also j laced of ns-ord fuuF mortgages and three elialtel inurtgage.C