Rensselaer Union, Volume 11, Number 29, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 3 April 1879 — Page 4

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Mat. Sp*ncm, wife «f Dr. WH* I'tiu Fpcncffr of Bnllallu, iff the g«e*t of »|r. J. 8. Wigiuore. Ladiml €F>» t* Mrs. Price for nicest mini chespest bonnsls. A spl.mini stock just received. Joints, the tail or, Is turning out some of the nobbiest and most stylish, suits ever worn iu Untie la«T. Tn* individiwl who took a pair of gloves from Thb Fkion office will please r-turn them and save trouble. The Weed Skwisu Machine has a’ work) wide reputation. It will be sold way down in price by Lndd Hopkins. 86 ts. Jones, the tailor, has increased his working force to four hands. So ihuch for good work and firstclass material. 1,. Zea is flic boss house cleaner of jttr'prf county. Odd jobs of this dfscktplion lie is prepared to do with nearness and dispatch. Another deposit of snow last night hided the deep, dark and mysterious roads and streets with a carpet ol the “beautiful.'’ Two or three hard frecaes and a sprinkle of snow this week have hail a tendency to delay any early gaideuing that was anticipated. Daily Mails are closed at 10:45 A. M. Mails fi>r Pleasant Grove and Saltillo are closed at 2 P. M. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Marriage Licenses were issued during the week past to the 101 l awing parties: Alonso Shigley and Elizabeth Castn; Charles 11. Arnold and Frances Pummel. Wood Pilfering.—Sheriff Rohinson proposes to prosecute those who pilfer any more county wood from the court house yard. He is certain that he knows the pilferers. Wanted. —A girl wanted to do housework in a small family. A good steady girl will be paid liberal wage!, weekly, for six months or a year. Apply at once at the post office.

Mrs. Fannie Rothrock and an nssistaat, of Monticeilo, will open a millinery and dress making establishment in Fcndig’s store next week. Look out for something rich, rare and raey. Assessment Rates. —Thecounty board of assessors met last Saturday and agreed upon a schedule of valualioh oF personal property loathe year 1879. The list will be published next week. Immersion.— Rev. Mr. Dooly, of Burnett*! ille, immersed four persons into the Baptist church, four miles southeast of town, on the afternoon of the 2d instant. It was a terrible stormy, bad day. Happt.—Lytnnn Zea is one of ths’hmppiest fathers in Israel. A nine-pound boy born early on the morning of the second day of April, 1879, being the cause thereof* Abraham Lincoln has in this one the namesake. Betrothed.—Mr. Moses Tutetlr and Miss Rachel, daughter of S. Bass, Esq., two ts th» popular of our Jewish young people, have issued cards announcing their betrothal. Mny they find tnore happiness in married life than they find singly. Dislocated —On Thnrsday last one es James Yeoman’s little daughters, ju Newton township, while Ml play at recess on the school grounds, sustained a dislocation of an ankle. Her teacher, Mr. C. W. Clifton, re-set the member and the girl is doing nicely. Mr. A. Leopold, wide awake aad enterprising,’ rs in Chicago buying another large invjoice of general merchandise. It is safe to predict that when he returns with his new slock «f supplies the famous stone store will present as attractive appearance as a church at Fair time; Removals.— The post office and thq office of Tuk Rensselaer Unto* were removed on Monday, and until further notice will be kept in the Bp/tler building. The Demearalic Sentinel office was, on fhe'tame day, moved from the Spider building into the front room over Leopold’s stone store room. Rensselaer Nursery.— Yon can got apple, pear, cherry and Siberian sycamore and cashade trees; grape, gooseber-* ry, raspberry, current and strawberry vines; yard shrubbery, roses and evergreens, very cheap, at the or *” g^nVlg.T-r**Jga*JgaßwEEAxLllf»dri-S-i, c.^-^-'«Wpl>p>t-'-iriieOi/.jEjttVtlXw-- as,-**.- • KetiSfcuUer N<»«wy , io Weston Grove, Fall A mile north of the eosfrt libtwe, Rensselaer, Indiana...

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Plain John Ilunkins, souicUmes | joeadurly called “the Lord of the ! He,” and one of the best natnred ! men this- aide of the wild waves, does a magnificent job of white* washing, calcimining Or plastering. To see a spec illicit of his w<>rk go and look in the No*.els building —in the new hotel room*. » Lost.—A gold fiifger-ring was i 10/t last Sunday afternoon, between | Judge Hammonds resilience and McCoy A Thompson's bank. On the outside was the motto “Forget Me Not. Inside the initials *‘M. Iv.” wers scratched’; the K looking something like an R. Millard Kaessner will p »y a suitable reward for return of same. Col. W\ G. Benton, oT Kentucky, will lecture to night in the Methodist Episcopal church, upon the habits, manners 'and customs of the Chinese; which will be a detail of personal observations derived.frqm an actual residence in the Flowery ant ing a people whom President Hayes estimates most polite of the world. Temperance. The Christian Temperance Union, of Remington, will give an eiuertaiiimenl, in exchange Hall, Remington, on Friday evening, .Ap'd Bth, 1879, which will consist of brief addresses, interesting declamations, instructive recitations, entertaining dialogues, and appropriate instrumental and vocal music. Invitation general to all who will contribute 10 cents admission fee.

• For Salk. —Four good young horses, one large four year old stallion Morgan cross, three two year old cohs, six fresh cjows, one two year old bull, otic steer calf, one heifer calf, one set double harness neatly new, one new farm wagon, one second hand farm wagon, two Woodniowinytitacbincsneaiiy new. Tiicsearticles will be sold on twelve months time, purchaser giving bankable note w ith approved security. ts. A. Leopold. Easter Sunday. —Thfe following program ne will be observed by the Church pf April 13, 1879: 1. Song. 2. Reading Scrip tare by Louis Hollingsworth. 3. Prayer, by Superintendent* 4. Class exercises by Miss Mollie Babcock’s cla«s. 5. Declamation by Ro*a Eaker. C. Song. 7. Essay by Frank W. Babcock—subject: “Easter Sunday.” 8. Song. 9. Declamation by Victor Willey. 10. Select Reading by Miss Kv.i n.ii<*u :ii!. 11. Ciusing song by the school.

Real Etta:. - ' Tr."3sfcTi. is Hr » For tho week ouilinp April 3i. tliij rceortl of transfers of real estate iu Ja-gtr county was as follows: Peter Dunn to Marv Bobsein. part gw SI. 32. 5—53 b, acres. Quit claim | 1 Voitiol States of America to Green A. .Jones; sw nn 4, 30, S—4o acres. Patent. fatted States of America to William M. Goulil, se nw 4. 30. 5 —40 acres. Patent Peter ('. ami I. M. Wasson to Hamilton G. Gullet, sw 12. 24. 6—160 acres 1,600 Nancy GoiT to Trustees fnitod Brethren ( hnl'cb. part sw 21.30. 6—5.50 acres 35 Ira 'V. Yeoman to Ralph Fanilijr, lot 7, block 21. Weston’s addition to Rensselaer. T 5 SheritT.laiipor t’omity-to Kllen M. Norton. et ah. nw no 14, 24,6 —Slierill’s deed 200 Uniteil States of America tp .David M, Bnnn.nvyS.27, 7, e*. no 4, 27, 7 195.01 acres. Patent Auditor Jasper County to Marion 1.. Spitler, w*, w‘4 lot 8, block 13. lot 4. block 13. Remington, lots 1 and 2. block 1, Stratton's addition to Remington, ne no 83. 3S. (S. nw se 23. 24, 6, nw ne ne 18, 24. 5. nw pert sw ne 4, 30, 5, nw one-twelfth lot 7. block 9, Western addition to Remington. sw se 21, 24, 6. sw ne 18. 32, 6, part n l , nw 28, 32, 7, east block 5, out-lot 7, Re mington, e l , sw 17.30, 5, nw part n), yiw 28. 3i 7. se ae 19. 23,6. TaxtlUe. Auditor Jasper (.'minty to John Mnfceerer, undividcil one-half el, aw. undivided one-half ec sw. undivided onc-hulf ev,, undivided one-half nw, undivided onehalf eH. undivided one-hitlt nw. w(, gw, IS, if. 7, 27, 7, wsv t, Hl.*. ae 5,31. l>. lot A, tdbek 9, Remington, south l aud cast part nc ne lb, tc -V nw aw 24.28, 6, lota 5 and 6 In 15, 32 R. n C ne. oaftpart n '-j ne nw 21. SI. 17, sw 13. 32. 6, sw sw 25, 28. 9. ne ne 10, 81.7. Tax title < vnisSkiers to It. IS. Harris, w’u se, e*i sw is, 29. 5—160 acres ... . 8,000 Samnel A. Henry to Mmmi K. Dudgeon, ec sw. w‘i se 15. 27, 7. Quit claim. 1 l>avid N'owcls to ('. If. Newels, lot 10, block 44. iot 1. block 43. lot 2 lilodk 42. lot 2. block 29. lot 3. block 4". lot 12. block 34, lot 9. block 3', lot 1, block 85. lots P.l and 20, block S 3, l.its 2. 4,8.16 and 19, block 32. lots 13 a'rd 14, tdock 31. lot 3, Moot: 39, lots 9 and 1(1. block 29. lot 8. block 28. lots 2 and 10. block 27, lots 1 and 10, block 25, lots 1 and 3. block 28. lot 2. block 22. lot 15, block 20, lots 12 ami 13. block 19, lots 1, 6 and 11 block 18, lots 5 and 9. block 17. lots 19 and 20. block 16. lot 8. block 15, lots 7 and 8 block 14, lot 3, block 13. lot S, block 12. lots ~ 11 and 12, block 11. lot 8, block 10, lot 13. block 9. lots 1. 3 and 8, block 7, lots 1.6 and 8, block 4. lots 2, 6 and 7. block 5. lots 2. S and 7, block 4. lots 1.9 and 7, block 3. lots 1. 5 and 9. block 2. lots 2. 5 and 7, block 1, Weston's adddion to Rensselaer 8,400 John E. Erwin to Khoda Erw in, lot 29, in Rensselaer, in SO, 29, 6 475 David Now els to David H. Yeoman, ne ne 6, 31. 7. nw nw 5, SI, 7, part sc ne, cast Of river. 23. 30. 7 1,000 fdateoT J' I). *0 Cordelia P. Moncctt et al., . nw 1- 27. 7. Deed 417 David Newels to James Yeoman, lot 12, block 1, i:curigbt’s addition to Remingtou 600 Moses W. Bwaitn to James E. Swaiiu, sw no 18, 30. 6—40 acres 210 William MqtEtt to I-ewis Davisson, sw »w SO, 3». <M4o ii-re- 400 Daniel O’Dounal to John It. O'Donna!, se nw 2, 31,7-49 acres 200 John R. O'Donnal to Daniel E. Fairchild, same tract 275 XTOTH K TO SON-RESIDENT.—The State 1> of Indiana, comity of Jasper, >.s: In the Jasper Circuit Conrt, June term, 1879. Mary A. Beuuett vs. George IV. Bennett. Divorce. Tlie defendant. w|i.>ee residence is unknown but who iq believed t» he u resident of the state of Arkansas, is herrhv ieitifie-1 that unless he be and appear on the second day of the next term of tlie said Jasper Circuit Court, to be holden on the first Monday of June, A. D. mat, at the,court house in Reasselacr. IIU xaH countv and stute- and answer the plaintiff s complaint filed in safd cause, the same will be heard nnd determined in his absence. j*? y *V' Witness.my-hand and the seal of [ k— . V 'sail! court uPßebsselner tills 8J d.iv ( zlttz jot April, 1879. CHARLES- If. PRICK. Clerk of the J a spur Circuit Court. 1 Thompson & Brb., att'Vs for pi'*. The named defendant Is further notified th it in the office of Edward Giltigsn. at No. 34 West Sixth street, in the city of tturln* Bnti, and state of Ohio, on the day of May, A. D. 1879, hetween "lie hour* rs .K o'clock A. ft ,tntt XLjcf caistdn v 'w?;il%Nr tjlf will pfw ecd idTilc.i-Jnedep.isiflteta c,, w tnesses 1 -store- »V K.'.w »sd Cili.gn i. m lie rat-1 I’ in evidencetii-oit tlii; t : -d of ir.id em*.o, a*d will, if necessary. continue the taking of said depositions from time to the same uremtiijilcted. TIH'MP4ON A BRO.. April 3d. 1-73. At'.nmes* for LTaic«K.

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41. KOTHiEfI. Notice to non-residents—swto of Indiana. Jaipnr County, m. In tho Jasper circuit Court, June Twin, 1879. Sitnou P. Thompson v«. Frmnclii M. Mcy«rs and Mary J. m Moyer*. Complaint No. LHOS. Now come* lilt* plnlntiff. bjr Thompson A Itro., hi* attorney. ami It lea nn affidavit lu»t said »t*»fciiduuD «re wut*»»t«Uul» of UieAMi* of InJIkiia. Notin' if iltn-f'.io hereby uiv foi’anlff da* f-mliinii. Vrsui.K At. Mr-er f. Mry-«i-*aiiaieiul«s*i'iey tMMFt a, pan en liic *m»iiiJ 4.1- • ’ rti«nrxt utui of tho Jn-per t rciiit Court lu tie holden JU tile tti .t A!..let.i. .if June, A. It. 1879, *t tin* qpurt house tn Rensselaer, In "aid county ami Mate, amt anawer or demur to said rnmpfaiiit. tin- eama will tic hoard anil determined iii their <<t -wiiie >*- Wiluee* my name nod the sual ot \ ~■■■ C./llrl f H.::a. !, at Kt*n»*ola<irtlil* l ; l«th. day of March. A. I>. 1979. CTIARLKU It. PRICE, 24 -at ... Clerk Jasper Circuit Court. xyOTIt E TO NON-RESIDENT*.—State of Is Indiana, Jasper County, a*, lu the Jasper Circuit Court, June Term. 187 V. Simon P. ’1 honipson vs. Auilrow J. ltryant nnd Nancy J. ltryant. Nowcoinoithc plaintiff, by Thompeon A Itro., lii* attorney!*, and fllosnii artldiii It that laid de-fi-niliintii are not resident* of the atuto of Indiana. Nnl.co is therefore hereby (riven raid defendant!*, Andrew J. ltryant nnd Nancy J. Urrant trial unit--** they bo amt appear on tlie arciind dnv of the next term of tlie Jnaper Circuit Couri to he holdcn on the flrat Monday of June, A. D. 1879, at tho Court llouae in ltonraelacr, In *aid county, and mate, ami aaaiver or demur to raiif com plaint, the name will bo heard nail determined in their absence. w-y Witnwaa my name ami the real of ,/**»*l'\ raid court affixed, at Rensselaer ( J this SSth, day of March. A. D. 1579. v^-7 0^ / CHARLES 11. PRICE, 58-Si Clerk Jasper Circuit Court. ■VTOTK K TO NON-RESIDENTS.-istnte of is Indiuii.n, Jasper County, sh. In the Jasper Circuit Court, .Inneterm, 1879. Lawrnson Rica* and Alary T. Rinas administrators dt bon it non of the estate of Jesse D. Bright, deceased, vs. Calherlne T. Kelley, John J. Kelley. William McGlynn, Min* Shatzley) Charles Shalzley nnd Nannie E. Sjiiller. Complaint Nd. 1,707. Now comes tlie plaintiffs hy j'liompsoii A Bro., their attorneys, ami tile an afUilayit that said ilefemlants. Mina Shatzlev and Charles ShatzIcv are uot rpaideuts of the Stato of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given said defrodauts, Mina Shatzley ami Charles Shatzley, that unless they la* ami appear on the second dnv of (lie next term of the Jasper Circuit Court, to bo holden on the first Monday, of June. A, D. 1879, at the enurt-hnuse, in Rensselaer, in said county and stale, ipid answerer demur to said complaint, the same w ill be heard anil determined ■til their ahsenrifc By order of the Court. Witness my name and the seal of /its a, \ said court'affixed, at Rensselaer, 1 this siith day of March, A. D. 1879. ' * CHARLES H. PRICK, 2S-St Clerk Jasper Circuit Court.

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS—The state of Indiana, JasperCouiitv, ss. In the JasPer Circuit Court, June term, 1879. Natlmn endig, vs. ChaHes Schatzley. Complaint No. 1863. Now conies tlie plaintiff, by Mwnleeai K. Chi I cote bis attorney, and fllus bis complaint herein, together with an affidavit, that tlie residence of the defendant diaries Schatzley is not in the state of Indinna. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant, that unless lie he and nppearon the first dny of the next term of the Jasper Circuit Court to lie holden on this first Monday of June A. D, 1879, at the Court House iu Rensselaer, Indiana, in said county - and state, and answer or demur to said com’plaint, the same will lie beard and determined in his absence. By order of the Court. fn witness whereof, 1 hereunto set nivflftdd and affix the seal of said [ °ZT± .court, at Rensselaer, Indiana, this dav of April A. D. 187'.!. CHARLES 11. PRICE, 29-4 t Clerk Jasper Ciic iit Courf. M. r. Chilcote. A tty for Pltf. XTOTICK TO NON-RESIDENTS—The State i.X of Indiana, Jasper County, ss. In the Jasper Circuit (siiirt, June Term, 1879. VValtir Braden, vs. Wi'llia n W. Foster, Angeline Ko- - ter, Robert Macreadv, William U. Macreadined William H. Kunklc. , , Complaint No. 1734. Now come the defendants. R-iliert Macreadv, William H. Macready and William 11. Uunkle hy Thompson A Rro.. their attorneys, and file tfieir cruipH-oiiiulaint herein, together with an affidavit, that tlie residence of the defendants William W. Foster and Angeline Foster is not in the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants William VV. Foster'duid Angeline Foster, that uuless they be ami appear on the first day of the next term of the Jasper Circuit Court to be Itehlen ou tho first Monday of June A. I>. 1879, at the court house 'ln Rensselaer, in said county and Mate, ami answer or demur to said cross complaint, the same will be heard *ml determined iu their absence.' By older of the court. in witness whereof. I hereunto set / ijr; * L Amy nur l-'ind the sssl of said Court * . —. ,u . Reu-S!! if;. iud:uuu, '-i i.. **'i- ; i *t..l i.-I.Mil. 29 4 ' CU-AULE> 11. PRICE, Cieik J.is; rr City 'lit Court. Thompson ft Bros., At.ye for Deris., Mac.-oadys and Rankle. \i : <Ai'l;N i:,j K.UCJUS 8A I F.-Notice is here* I • - r iv.-'i that the umtersigne*!, Auuiimsiralor oi 1.. e i.ot.i.e pf V F H-rwre. deceased, pursuant tonn order of the Pulaski 'Circuit Court, of Pulaski county, Indiana, will sell at public auction, at the residence of David Barnhill in White Post township, in Pulaski county, Indiana, between tlie hours of 10 o’clock a. m. aud 4 o’clock p. m. on Monday A pril 14th, 1879. for not less than two-thirds (if ihe appraised value thereof, the following described real estate of said decedent, situated in Jasper county in the state of Indiana, to-wit: Tlie northeast quarter or tlie southeast quarter or section number thirty-six (36), township number thirty-one .31) north, of range number live (3) west. ‘ Tkk.ms—One-fourth cash, one-fourth in six months, one-fourth iu twelve months, and onciimTtli in eighteen months. Deferred payments to lai secured by mortgage on the real •state sold. ~. N JAMES A. LOWE, - 4 Administrator. NveA Airr.ew, Attorneys, Winamne. Ind. lbtli, 1878. " 26-4 pr fee 47.50

HENRY FISHER & SONS, MANUFACTURERS OF DRAIN TILES RI\SBGtAER, ixdu\a. IVjil have hu (uigortineiit of Drain Tiles readr f r delivery about the first of May, 1879. 'i'bc aenior number of on- linn recently made a trip through the southeastern part, us Indiana, where Tiles are extensively manufactured and-used, fur the] urpose of learning how cheaply they could le mude and return a reasonable profit to the manufacturer. As a result of these observations we have decided to oiler our goods at the following EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES; r 3 inch, per rod.. 25 cents. 3J “ “ “ A... 30 cents. .4 “ “ “ ... .". 35 cents. 5 “ “ “ 45 cents. 0 “ “ 60 cents. 7 “ “ “ 70 cents. At (hese prices all can underdrain with profit. It lias been fully established that lands thus improved will pay 50 per cent, each year upon the cost of improvements, not to mention ihe advantage and pleasure of being able at all times and seasons to cross over fields without miring teams. Every farmer should pul in at least one underdrain and satisfy himself*i>T their great utility. So man who tries Die draining evar regrets having done so; but their use is a constant recommendation fi r their more axtensive Employment. llexr.fc-Fwnsr & Son’s Tile Factory is one mile aDd a half northwest of the town of Rensselaer. TESTIMOKTIAIj. I have in successful operation on my farm, five miles cast of Renaselacb, more than 100 rods of'draining tile. I bought 53 rods at Broekston, Indiana, nnd the rest of Mr. Henry Fisher, near Rensselaer. I consider the tile made by Mr. Fisher as good, if not superior, to any made in the state of Indiana. The land Which I have drained is lVw, flat pritirie, with some quicksand. There has been a continual flow of wr.'iter from the mouth of the ditch all w'nter, somewhat resembling a One spring. I think that with a gradual fall, good outlet nnd proper care, airy of the quicksand lands of Jasper county can le successfully underdrained. , Harvky W. lVoon, Recorder Ju-per County, Ind. R«*-irsKNrßar Chitwe? VI. Wasson. John ■M[.'Wr«yin; .gn-i j n, n k |«, I lvdey 7.«we!v, C. we’s, Ooorgfi Burk,. i .T-'speV. eeiimv, Emri-sh. Nsnuxi county; all of whdin have provqil the benefits of tile draiuAg6.and are satisfied with its tuilily itr s pYairie Cjuuli-v.

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INDIANAPOLIS, DELPHI & CHICAGO RAILROAD, mux lable no. s. On nud nftsr Mottd.v , Deceithor ifflh, lsjff, trains will run,until furtheru<:lh«,«i f-.ii. wi: <;nisj not’TM. st.micxh. oofto muitu. No. 1. No. 5. Iv i 1.15 ». m ' lf*v»3rLarK 6.1* y ni. arr. •• 11.38 •' .Pleasant Ridge. 5.84 - « “ Flag •• t /.aril's. Flag** “ ** 11.47 *• Itnuging Grove. 6.45 •• ** “11.89 •• .Lee's. 830 *• *• “ King -*• ... Uhnrpshiirg Flag** “ Ar 13,24 p. m Baxueoan... 4.n» “ l.ve. Lv 17 4 *• •• .4 38 “ arr. ** Flag’** ..Ward’s 11ng“ “ King “ ..Wright’s. Flag “ *• S.(W ** ... ..Horner'S 4.30 “ ** “ Flag - Honey Creek Flag’* ** “ Flag “ ■ MeE!hoe’s Flag “ ** Ar 2.38 •* . .MOSTICEU.O 4.03 ** Lv«. ALLEN IIKGLER, iiI’rEKiNTKNPX.vT. JonN Mil.i.isan, A»»lstant Superintendent. PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST LOUIS RAILWAY. “PABC.HAIVBI.B ROUTE." Condensed Time Card-Columbus and State Line Division. MA Y la, IX7B. ’ nnivq fxirr. Xo. 1. No. 3. Lve. hint* Line , .t 5.05 p. m. -f 6.80 a. in. Arr. la>gans)>ort A 5.00 “ 9.15 “ L*e, ** 1.00a.m. Arr. kfariim 2.33 “ . U. 07 ’* *’ Hartfonl . 3.17 “ 11.50 “ “ Knlgeville. 4.10 “ 12.40 p.m. *‘ L’niiiiicitv 8.05 “ 1.10 ** “ BradfOrtl Junction 6.00 “ 23X “ “ Fiona 9.23 “ 4.13 “ “ t.'rbana 10.35 ** 5.20 “ “ Coltimhns 12.35 p. in. 7.25 “ tioiso west. No 6. No. 8. Lve. Columbus * 6.30 a. in. •{• 5.40 p. nil Arr. Urban a. 8.u5 “ 7.40 ** Piqua 5.58 “. 9.00 “ “ Bradford Junction* 9.22 “ f 9.30 “ “ Union Citv 10.25 “ 10.43 “ “ Ridgeville 10.58 “ 11.20 “ “ Hartfonl 11.30 “ 12.33 a.m. “ Marion 12.40 p.m. 1.410 “. * “ LogansiKirt 2.:t0 “ 3.00 “ “ State Line 10.20' " 10.40 “ Richmond and Chicago Division. GOING NORTH. So. 2. No. fO. Lve. Cincinnati. ... •• *.30 a. m. ..... . “ Richmond 710.50 *• Arr. Hagerstown 11.33 “ ** Newcastle 12.05 p. in “ Anderson . 1.20 “ . “ Kokomo 3.00 •* * 2.lSa.tn. “ Logansport 4.00 “ 3.05 “ “ Chicago ........ 8.30 “ 7.50 “ GOING SOUTH. No. 1. No. 7. Lve. Chicago * 8.20 p. in. + 9 00 a. in. Arr. Logansiiort . 12.45 a.m. 1.40 p.m. “ Kokomo 1.50 •*. 3.00 " “ Anderson i 4.37 “ “ New Cast'e . TTTT: —’53Br rw **• Hagcrstolth..... 6.05 “ “ JRiclimhnd 0.55 “ “ ilncinnulL 9.50 *• "Daily. -{Daily except Sunday. Trains do not stop where time isomitted. W. L. O’BRIEN, Geii’l Pass. & Ticket Agent. Columbus, Ohio.

W. 8. o ill w X 3NT Keeps a fine stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY and all kinds of mimical ItfcrcliamliNc, vhich are offered cheaper tliuri aur other Ilause in damper t*r adjiivniDjr connti»»s. Afrent for ♦ lie Vs'air.i!, tlie hevit w r:t‘ h for Ihe money in the world. *-eIU the t.lviu W ateh leu jn-r • eal. ehej*:-er \e.hii ;r»y V*o i-e In t’»o « t»ti 1 ty• Anient for s.- .<*»•«;I iiiVrcnt •na’iufiicuivvr.4 of <>i sraiiM ami A fine .ntorl; of Knives, Ke\o*vei> t Jvvveirv, etc., just received. All work warranted to g i Yesat»2‘-.‘anion, or no pay,. ear P ine Watch Work it specialty.

CUBE Bt nnißß TUB BETTER WET. Holman Liver Pad AND ITS AUXILIARIES. The Medicinal BQDY & FOOT PLASTERS, AND Absorption Medicated Foot Gath They core by Absorption ratber than druprffirilt the system. They have proven beyond pcrsul▼enture th .* cheapest, the most pleasant, convenient, surest and most satisfactory ciiT.Htive. also permanent and thorough svslem-rejoilator in the world, and are applicable to th©iWfadT;T®’‘ini and adult of both sexes. Experience Las led to an bonest belief that there is no disease tbatc;in be kept in suhjec-ion, or that can l e modified, by the use of medicine, but that can b<> acted upon in a far more satisfactory manner bv the fiOLMAN REMEDIES (the Pad, Plasters and Medicated Foot Baths, known as absorpti n salt). It is aso believed that there is NO disease that medicine can cure but that can be cured more promptly aud effectually by this treatment. Certain it is that times withoui number, diseases universally acknowledged beyond the reach of medicine have melted away under the action ALONE of these remedies. And the work was done so quicklr, with so little inconvenience to the Datient, that in many cases the pain was gone before he or she was aware. More than a million witnesses bear testimony to these statements. These are no id'e words or tat ions, but are susceptible cl ptoot. In the name of hiumanty try them. The following are some of the many diseases the LIVER PAD CO. remedies will cure:— Fever and Ag>'e, - Kidney Tri bles, Bil ious Disorder, Irregular Action of the liver Complaint,. Heart, Intermittent Fever, Rheumatism, Periodical Headaches, All kinds of Female Dyspepsia, Weaknesses, A gee Cake, Sick Headache, Chill Fever, I.umbaro. Sciatica. Dumb Ague, Pain in Side*, Back, Btr.mB.llioua and every kind of ach, Sopnldera aud Fever, Muscles.Diarrhoea, Catarrh, Lassitude, Jaundice. Neuralgia, Billious Colic. At these have their origin, directly or indirectly. in the Stomach and Liver. If you doubt it •end tor Dr. FaifchFd’s Lectures. Price, |S. Special Pad, 13. The Jlolman Plasters, Foot, by tho pair, Mceits: Body. 50 routs each. Medicated Foot Balks, 2» Cents a package: six packages, $1.55. If your druggi tdoes not keep thorn, send price, either the prstal ordor or registered lerter. and all will he sent you by mail,Treeo chnrge.exe p: the salt, which is pent by express at the expense of' the purchaser. Tho following kxnlain them civ**; C AJiB I£><liE, IU. Messrs. Bates & IT*nky: I have b« wearing <«ne of the -Holman P ds. It has re ieved me frcnii complaints of long 71a-d----ing. Improved my health wondeifitlfv, and 1 feel lika a new wor-'nn. I w> uld like to net as your agent in this city, and by so c'oing 1 iel eve I would carry Lappircsa to hand reds of :au,iliei. tours truly, , • ~ Kil C. V. Cart a. Ait.or>. 111. May lat, IS7JL Gantlemen: I ba¥e a gre-t sulTerer with nruralcia in the stomach, and a'so with dm..b ague. Bar qg apent thousands of dollars to g«-t Sired, but all to no purpose, until about t' e Ist of «rch last I waa induced to try one of HOlmnna Pads, which baa entirely enred me, and I am now engaged in selling these Pads, and doing all 1 con to spread the glaa newt of Ahis cure and induce others to try it, 8. U. Pkokia, 111., Juno, L Messrs. Bates A Hanley: I purchased one of yonr Holm ad Tads for both my wife and mother, who were suffering with BOlionsness, Constipation and Dyspepsia. The Pad" has comp.elely cured thffiu. . „ * Your*. - J. WuiririTTt. I : Heoioa. (1f.T..,( Trtnstrtp:. AddTMs i-tihw of tt« f-Jlnwtrg rfttc.s: 17W Gblcnvo, Jit. Ife oh units Block. Detroit, Mich. Hd't Trlrdo. Ohio. 418 Miliwaukee St., Millwaukec, Wi*. Beat's Block, Minneapolis, Minn. v BATES A BAXLEY, Agnxtt for the Xorlhtrrtt.

Bargains! Bargains! r. / ' r y , • % JUST RECEIVED! »( * * , ■ ' - \ » The largest and best stock of Dry Goods and Dress Goods, The largest, cheapest and best stock of Clothing, ' * ¥ The largest and best selected stock of Boots and Shoes, The greatest variety of Notions, The finest stock of ladies’ and gents’ Furnishing Goods, * The largest and best stock of Fancy Goods, Laces, Trim- , mings, Inserting, Edging, Hosiery, etc., etc., ever displayed in Rensselaer, . j*.*m*~~ S •« , - * 1 • . « » - • . • t ~These Goods were bought for Cash, at a liberal discount, and will be sold cheaper than any other house can afford to sell them. Call and examine ' this Superb Stock and learn prices before making - —: • <4 purchases. It costs nothing to look at Goods and is no trouble to show them. x _t ** ’ - i. '•* x A. 3LHOPOIID, Stone Building, Rensselaer, Indiana.

EmMMHHBr coapimwiOK as sas sara op sbaMb We announce a New Invoice of Men’s, Youth’s & Boys’ Clothing VALiUEID AT 34.000, : Jr 92 Dozen Pairs of Shoes, HUNDREDS OF RATS AND CAPS, NEW STYLES, DRESS AND MILLINERY GOODS. These goods are first quality in all respects. They will be sold at prices to correspond with the times. No House, undersells us. Cash buys astonishingly cheap these daysw We take produce in exchange for goods, and allow the highest market prices. Also, in addition to the stock partially enumerated above, we keep a select stock of FAMILY GROCERIES. r Bring cash and produce to Rensselaer, ask for Willey & Sigler’s store, and trade where you can always do best r