Rensselaer Union, Volume 11, Number 46, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 31 July 1879 — Page 4

KENBBELAKR ONION Thwsday%h 8 tt. 18V 0. K»■ 2T-j«• '‘ a- _

J. L'. Fsrris, Esq., Modaryville, iropjitd in upon-Tmic Union lor a WH "»»»' iiilw, yesterday. In the matter of reiiubUcaui. JW ho may be eonsidcreJ among tlio fallicr* in Israel, »n il were. John lies*, of Johuwm A lies*, allorwy*, Keitlluud, did Tmk I’mox U:e honor- of n blunt cull Tiumlay of lb® I'rraent work. lie ia n oriitKnian ofmany inches ami is * v« ry inch a gentleman. David Allen FhwvcU, Delphi, laid editor of the ltrooksfon lirporter, was wilii aeijuaiutances in UelisseIm r from Saturday Right lo Monday turntiing. He lutiird J iimiv Dunn nod wore away a blue ribbon. Justiee JJardingon Monday fined Const* bjo IvaeSMier, of New lon township, one dollar, for chastising Will liainson’s nose in violation ol section two of low n ordinance fiftyl a’o. Comity Clerk Drice filed the in forth allot. by request. Nine 1 ids were arrested Thursday afternoon last and fined one dollar each lor bathing in a nude million within the corporation 1 mils, in rud.alion of the iliird •-eo non of town ordinance A 2. They dusted the street# to liquidate the claim.

Since last Thursday morning the clerk of Jasper county has issued marriage licenses to Hamilton A. Winn an ami Lucy K lteigle, Geo. L. Morgau and Mr*. Mary J. Morris, Amos l’ippengcr and Minerva t ow«ill, Wjlliani F. Powers ami Mrs. Elizabeth A. Cissei. , , Yestetday r.icinir.g, J.II. Wood, tl e contractor building the Ma keever block, while supervising the work was struck on lii» head by a brick which had been disloged from the wall above. The brick fell Bor 10 feet Lnd ol course inflicted a sev; re scalp wound. Monday afternoon while pushing a wheelbarrow of bricks up to the masons on the second story of Ma keever’a building Jerry Karsiier fell with hts load drum ti c gang plank to the floor joists below, 7 or 8 feet, dislocating a riband receiving sundry painful contusions which hnveconfincd him to bed ever since. Fiank Weathers, 15 or 16 years «11, Monday morning last fill from the wall of Judge Hammond’s new dwelling house to the grouud, 22 feet, broke arms—one at the wrist the other a little above the wrist — had a gash cut through one cheek, and was otherwise badly bruised. But he is not thought to be fatally hurt. Marion See filed an information with Prosecutor Babcock on Monday last against Samuel 11. Duvall, charging him with the larceny of a horse. A preliminary hearing was had before Justice Ilarding, whose •oui't was held under the shade ;rees in the court house yard, which resulted in Duvall being held in SIOO fa.answer in the October term ol tile circuU court. W. S. Linffie, postmaster at La -Fayette and proprietor ot the Courier ol that city, in company with counsel, interviewed Judge Hammond in chambers, last Friday, and secured the appointment of Mr. llciUe • receiver to secure the rents awl profits under foreclosure of mortuage of a farm -in Bouton county. Rev. Thos. Van seby and wife were in town last Thursday even iilg with old friends; next day pioceeded lo attend the camp-meet-ing at Battle Ground. Mr. YsinKcuy.dclivered the Monday morning sermon there. llimself and wife' wdLreturn-after the canfp meeting adjourns to «»:vke-a more e.r*ended visioin (Jasjiepootmtyj Mr. Thomas Ffeser, liveryman, and I Mr. Longshore the eo-tractor who is supervising the Wirley <fc Sigler 1 ui'ding, drove with teanv through to Valparaiso ’ast Saturday night,leaving town at 10 o’clock. The former to visit wife and family, the latt< rto visit family ami watch by the bedside of a sick child w hose life was in critical condition. Dr, S, C, Maxwell",* Remington, tens in town Friday of last wegk. His grapes promise an abundant vintage th's year. Dr. Maxwell is as likely as any person to get that Jersey lied pig offered by Messrs. C. IX Stackhouse & Son for tlie largest club of $1 subscribers for TbeJlsiox, -Somebody will get it, ts bound to be taken, and he is as ’ kely as any to be the lucky person. James M, Dunn will Hose his ’snipereiice work in Rensselaer with Hie nioetinu to-nlgnt, which will he ■ lie twelfth in number. Six him <ired persons or more have renew ed : 11. eir obligations or taken the pledge j of abstinence (or the first time, and r 1 iO or so have been donated to the I can*". ‘Mr. Dunn goes from here to-morrewr morning to put his reaper jnto the harvest at MonticeWu. He is a successful worker and is bound to do good wherever he goes. Jle has made many people glad fhat'lle visited thiscounty. its supplemental to the pfaiimin.‘uy txstfitiiaumi of &. IL Duvall before Justice Harding on a charge of horse stealing and his commitment for trial in .4h* circuit court, men lion of which is made clse- , where, it will not he uninteresting to bis friends to kbow that in a subm q sect civil action brought by the pr.oe. nfing witness, Sbe, on a writ of re (>ieviw to recover possession of the horse in dispute-, which was tried by. jury before the justice of 80. <*o wiio had eomm tted JDu lafliifc-? ‘in ili?er words, the p?»r*Tttid hia he:i.*-r bare different •pinions as-to vk.-.s'to jifoviti by the testimony of h* i ilbe wifnesses.

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QUESTIONS FOB THE EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS Held la Ben rMlaer July Mtfc, IS7J , WRITING. 1. Write tlie following with cure in your ordinary handwriting: » ‘ I'pon tlir innl our youngest nud our ilrmri-l ml, l.imiiK her largu, o wl, "-king eve*. Now Imllmvl willdii the rndnlonu f tvon Ami holy |«-nrc- o( I’nnolinc." 2. Wlinl is the first characteristic of good business writlug? The second V H. What would you do with u tsiy coining into your ocliool n* n new scholar, wiio Ik pretty well iHlvniptd in other tiling*, hula very |n»or writer? 4. Write nil Ihe small letters in ordei mid connecttdly on a irroja-r scale of height*, length*, spuelng, Ac. W rite the first Uu capitals god connect each with a short word? OKTItI Kilt ACHY. I. What I* a syllable? 2, What Is the ditterence between a vocal and an aspirate? .'{. How many and what sounds ha* th ? • Clive an example of each ? 4. Wfait sound* eom|Ki*e the spoken words JivrojiC, u < ight, ( hnwyh , ich< nit and chymes 5. Write phonic illy the words Ea ro;/r. t ceight, Jhmugh, tr/i me and chyme. and ninik each vowel With tlie proper diacritical sign. « to 10 . fc!j eii ten words pronounced by tlie tjujieritUendenl. REAPIN'*!. “N«> rerrniooy Oku to givjii coop. 'longs. Not the kina’" rrowu. nor tlie <lc|iute<l nfilfl. The nt.-tr»har« tniii.'hcin, nor tin* Judge's rube, themne tlioui with one ledT w> gund ii grace As merry docs," saisksi'Bakk. 1. W iio and what was Hmkspeare? Where did lie live and when ? What was the character of his writings? 2. What does lire apostrophe in the lirst line signify ? NVhat, those in the second and third lines?

8. Wlint is llie moaning of the following words as used in the above passage? ceremony, deputed, truncheon robe, grace / 4. What officer bore the deputed sword? of what was the judge’s robe fin tnerly made ? 5. What idea did the author desire to convey in tlie foregoing extijict ? AHITUMKUC. 1. Give a rule for addition that can be applied with equal propriety, to jsliivplej decimal, and compound mini-, be is - ' ' * 2. What will l>e,the cost of a pile of wood 12 ft. long, 8 ft. ‘d in- wide, and 2 ft- G in. h’gh, at per cord ? - 8. Two men bought a barrel of flour; and | aid $4 4-5, the other ?4<i, what part of it should each receive ? 4. If 12 ott- of wool make 24 yards of cloth which is 14yd. wide, how many pounds will it take to make 150 yil. omymily j; yd. wide, By proportign 5. What fraction less lo percent, of itself, equals J? Define baseand centage6. What is the amount for 1 vr., 1 tuo-, 1 da., atoi per cent.? Define interest. 7. 1 bought a hill of goods for £4GS on a credit of GO days. I accepted an offer of 6 per cent, discount fin- cash, and borrowed the money at hank, giving my note i< r GO da., discounle 1 at 54 per etui. Did 1 gain or lose by accepting the offer ? How much. .jt>. If ft men can do a niece of work in 51 da., in how irtiihy (layscan 7 men do the work ? By analysis. ft. The diagonal of the floor of a square room is 25 ft. What is the length of one side in ft-, carried to two decimal places? What is the area of t he floor. — 10. A rectangular park is 10 rods' long, and 10 rods wide. What will it cost to make a gravel walk around Uo» the outside, 12 ft. wide, at s(i.4o — per square yard. GRAMMAR. T. Wfi&t is the distinction between Etymology ami cjyntax.___ 2- What classes of nouns form their plurals by adding cs to the singular. 8. Give the masculine or feminie CorresjKinding to tile following words: —son, murderer, aunt, votaress, hind, goose, hero, negro, host, czar. 4. Whatfkiiid of clauses are introduced by. relative pronouns.. 5 What are the points in which nouns and pronouns arc alike? unlike? G. Give the negative, interrogative,, progressive form of the- past perfect, potential of the verb xtfidy. —7. What are defective verbs ?Na me t hem. 8. Correct: A copious selection of j examples aregiven and parsethe verb, i ft.’Analyze; The great business of j man is to improve bin piind and gov- I ern his inannets. 111. hi the above parse wind and ! govern. ' GEOGRAPHY. 1. Tn what zone do you livb ? Why j has it two distinct seasons'? Why is! the winter cold?2. Why are iivberga-in the An tore- j tic Ocean a 1 pttgif of the existence of land in the southern part of that : ocean. ' 3. What two southern states does the Appalachian range separate? 4. What great lake lies wholly within the original North west Territory? What three great lakes constitute part ; of the boundary of that territ try ? | 5. What relation, as to position and | direction, doea the great plateau of i each continent bear to the chief I mountain, system of that continent ? j G. Name live chief im|>orts of the ] United States? 7. Name the capitals of Austria, I Spain, Asiatic Turkey, Persia, Egypt. 8, laieaie Land's End, Straits of Gibraltar. Sicily, Cyprus, Iceland. 8 E->r what is the, river Rhine celebiated? For what Switzerland ? > 10. To what three important familiesof men do the inhabitants of tlie Austiiau Empire lelong? HISTORY. 1. Whit.. I was t ie stamp act of 1765. 2 IMI the story of Fulton and ljls steamboat. 3. What were the leading trails of I Alt xunder Hamilton’s character? ; 4. What were the main provisions i of flic treaty of Ghent, 1814 ? 5 Who was La Fayette? 6. Wirat was President Jackson’s action with .reference to the l’. sj. Bank? 7. W hat was the - v Dorr Rebel 1 ion Li Rhode Island, 1842?--8. What was the Wilmot Proviso, 1846? 8. Describe Jolm Brown’s attempt to incite insurection, 1850. 10. Which state was first to secede in I 860? Name those that followed ? PHYSIOI.KtJY. 1. Why are the bolus of adults moie easily broken than tin se of ehlldien ? • 2. W hat are tire llexbr muscles ?- Exletdiar niliscits ? A 3. Where is the pyloric .oftfiee, and Whfftiwils-ftrmTion" • 4. NaAiie four juices emplored in digestion, and give the fvmaioH of: the Hit, named. . b. Kama the r:.in* ,• f clVtsrlHtipc. (!, Wjyaf ia he object of respiration--

7. Where Is the glottis, and whgt i» its function? M. L>c*cril>e the rttiua of the eye ° 0. Wliut U t|i<) olijevt »»f winking? to. Why Is bathing conducive to health ? Til HUH V ANT I'ItACT/cK 1, Which should be taught a child first, the }>rt»cr+H of Writing numbers or the : nth. of .nutation? Why? 2. How would you show a tliim that the appearance of shifts nt sou Is n proof of the earth's rotu.udity ? ;t. What Is Ini'ntit l.y It Aching a beflnitioii, principle, or rttlo induelively ? 4. What is (he chief object of punishment in school? (live two subordinate objects ? • r ». Why should a teacher never resort to such personal indignities as pulling the hair or snapping the ears of a pupil. An excellent drill is being given in the Normal upon the use of the diacritical marks. By bringing them practically before the student in a daily written s|»clling exorcise lie is better able to form u rational ctincejs tiou of their use, than in any other wav. Few teachers understand how apply these marks properly iiPrep--1 resenting the different sounds of the letters when writing a word phonetically. Hence this class, which includes nearly the whole school, was organized to meet a long felt need on the pait of teachers attending the Normal. The new arrivals at the Normal during the past week are: Mrs. Anisic (I. Pillars, Miss Belle Pliegley, Miss Emma Hammond, Miss Emma Pierce of Marion township, John E. A!t»r of Union township, Charles Peregrine of Hanging drove township, D. W. Ferry and Ferry of Carpenter township. These are mostly teachers who know their wunts. They readily catch inspiration from the recitations, and go to work with the will and the •energy that insure success.

A Christian Temperance 1 Uuion society wan organized Monday night. Chailes If. Price president, Samson Erwin and Sylvester Ilealy vice presidents, Mrs. It. S. DwigI gins corresponding secretary, Win. E. Sears recording secretary, Dr. I. 11, Wash burn treasurer. F. J. Sears, E. P. Hammond, Hon. I*. S. Dwiggins, Ira W. Yeoman, «J. I*. Warner, .Mrs. A. Thompson, Miss Candace A. Boroughs, executive committee. Mr. L. E. Dunning, who is rusticating in Newton township, with headquarters at Win. Paxton's, is a photographic artist of high ability. Specimens of his productions called crystal ivory types,, sliown in the pos t office a- tew days since, arc most exquisite pictures. It is difficult to conceive how any improveufent could be made upon them, lie may remain in the county several weeks and while here will execute orders for enlarging and perfecting pictures by this process. Do will also, if desired, leach the art to others. A lire was discovered day before yesterday, in season to prevent disastorous con sequences, in the litter in the space between tire wooden buildings on Washington stree t occupied hy Warner’s hardu are store, Rhoades’ barber simp, Kern’s gro- ! eery, llenkle cfc Co’s restaurant, I Jones’ tailor shop, didders’ hardware store, a family dwelling and a wooden both]iug nn Front stree t occupied hy Grand’s harness shop and Uonwcll's wagon shop. The practical hints from this dangerous incident are throe, viz.: Clean the combustible and decaying trash out of that filthy court, this the town authorities should have -done at once. Prevent lire deposit of ignited cigar stuinpßor of smouldering wood ashes, or tire building of bonfires by children, in that place; this should enlist the ever constant vigilance of the tenants. Replace every one of those old dilapidated tire-traps and pestilence breeders with decent brick building; this is the duty of landlords which they would find contributing largely and permanently to their material interests. A tire well under head way before discovered would sweep off every businesstduui.se on that square in spite of everything that could he done by the inhabitants to arrest it. On last Sunday night ..the people who dwell near the northern extremity of Van Rensselaer street were treated to the sensation of a delectable family row. A miss in years old had been out riding with her betrothed suitor later into the night than her excellent mother thought was seemly or decorous. Upon entering the gate to the pathway leading to the front dooroflhe mother’s domicile she was met hy her offended parent, who proceeded to administer corpora} chastise- j ntetrt. The maiden called for help; i lover responded in person ready and anxious to defend his beloved at the cost of his own gore; big brother and big brother’s wife appeared; neighbors were summoned, and then the play began. A bad j deal ol promiscuous family remiius- j .censes, was poured out by tlfe voices of the uighf}' and the lug brother and stalwart lover engaged hr the fuendly diversion of choking andjclaret-tapping. After one or two acts of the melo-elrama were played a judicious neighbor who had been elected umpire succeeded in persuading’the belligerent forces to observe a temporary truce' while j • lover and maiden made public and solemn pledges of evqriasting adl miration and eternal fidelity to the ! cause for which the brother had ! i shed a eoifious sho.wer ot nose- 1 : Wood; brother and prospective i brother-in-law pasionately We in-! braced across the bloody clui-nj; > [ the audience was dismissed with | I' thank's for (heir liberal patronage,; j kind attention, and good order p : nTgliti-utn»4-- femalxis—disappaamL i from front gates; peace spread, its : j Sabbath pinions once more over the neighborhood, and charity dropped her curtain to. the IfSpii ititig of a oat aac.t----f : V

Hnilroncl wink lor plan and tenn s near Dolton, 15 miles Irom C'hicnge. Apply on vvoik nt Dolton to (Jeoiae Gay, superintendent. - 46 3

OLD NKH hI'Ai'KUH for wflt* At tlio I'Oflt* ofllro for Hi confiJ :i (lojtcti. >i \ for » nickt* MttiAl* NOTICED. Sll Kit I TK*s ha LK.— By virtue of n accrcc to iih* illrr' twl from the clerk of tin; .ln«t>cr I 4'tlTUlt court In I tanitr wherein Haimu l lloge I »•» |»UintiJT ;m<t Elijah K. Attwy, George Fc|ro ! juhl^h IVtro are tluffiHlttVlu. n k «|tiiriti|r nio to nuke the wiiiu «*f tvn liiimlrtskaiid xtxty »lolliim nmi one cent, with fntenwt on nuid decree and c,wts I will ox|>o*o At puhlir sale to the ! st hhhler, on miturduy the slotli day of Anirut*t A. D. IHT'-V tn'twron the InnirM of 10 oVlo-k A. M. aid! 4 o’clm’.k P. M,of »aid day. at the door of the Court lloumc in the town of NeHHMelner, .lnf|>er noun tv, Indiann. the rent-* nm! profit*, fi»r a tenn not excetdiiiK reveif \ < nr*, of tin* following real entiite, to-\vit: The : < nnt half of the of buetion I fourteen (14) and the northooMt quarter hf tht* ; norlltucHt quarter of section twenty three (Jw) t 1 nil in townddp thirty-two (Jtl) north, of range five (6) wed, in .Ja*per county and *late of lutihina. If *uch rent* and profits will not sell for a Him HiifUeieiit to Mitl*fy *uhl deem*, interest and coat*, i will, fit the name time and place, expose to puhlie sale the fee simple of said i l eal estate,or *o iiiueh thercsof as may he *ulUcient to dixeliarge said dwree, Interest and coHta. sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or nppraiscnu'nt laws, duly 28th, A. i>. 187 H. 44E0. M. HdltlNsON, Sheriff of .laspcr County. If. S. X Z. Dwljrylnfi, attvs for pltff. 40-J)-*s7 ijHKHIKfS SAf.K—Ky virtue of a certified O copy of a decree to me directetl from the clerk of the .Jasper circuit court in a cause wherein MirnucMloge Ifc plaintiff fc and Pat-rick-Murphy and .lame* Ptirnall are ((efendant*, requiring me t/> make the sum of ten hundred and tuty-seven dollars and sixty-live cents, with interest on said decree nm! costs, I will expow at public sale to the highest hhlder, on Saturday the 30th flay oi Aug-list, A. I>. 18711, Ijetwccn the hours of 10 o’clock A. M. and 4 o'clock I*. M. of sab! day, at the door of the court house in the town of Kensselaer. -Jasper county, ImNana. the rents nnd .urofJts for a term not exceeding seven year*, of the following real estate, to-wit: Thesoutji one-thirtl of the »outhW'CHt ijiiarter and the east half of tliA northwest nnarter of section thirtv-one (ill), in township thirty -two (HI) north, of range five (&) west, and the east half of the northwest quarter of section six (tl) in towluhip thirty-one (HJ) north, of ranffe live (u) west, all in Jasper county and state of Indiana. If such rent* and profits will not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, 1 will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale tlie fee simple of said real estate, or so niueli tlieTeof aw may lie sufficient t 4» discharge said decree. inter**st am! costs. Saitl sale xf'ill he made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. -July 28, 18711. (4EO. >l. KOIDNSON, Sheriff of Jasper (.ountv. jU. S. \Z. Dwiggfns, attys f<»r pltff. 4ff-3-f7 • QHEIIIKF’.S SALE,—By virtue of two certlO fled copies of two decrees to me directed from the clerk of the Jasper circuit court—one of said• decrees is in a case wherein Walter diradcH is plaintiff and William W. Foster, A lifeline rY>.*tei\ Itohert Macready, William IJ. Macreatly ami William il. Hunkle are defendants,. i\jouirinjf me to make the sum of I wenty-nine- !min!rc<lmtd Jorty-eijrht dollnrs amhnfnety-rents, Avltt*- interest on said decree and costs; l he oilier decree is in a cause wherein Itphert Macready, William' 11. Maercady and William 11. liunklc are plaintifis and William W. Foster, A lifeline Foster and Walter ]lr?iden are defendants, requiring me to make the • sum of four hundred and twelve dollars and seventy ce'.il', with interest on said decree and co-N— I will e\j» »e at public sale to the highest bidder, on Sa'.urdav the :: if !i dav of August A. I). Is7.'. 'tel we .. the imurs of lO iVeloek A. M. afld I o’clock l*. M. of said day. at the do<>r of the Court Jlt.use in the town of ItensseLacr, •Jasper enmity, Indiana, the rents and profits fora term not cxccediii# seven years, of the fol - Imvinu. rottf-e>t tie, to-wit: ten (lo) and■ clexeii (il) in hio‘k <ule(l) in addition to t!»e town of in Jasper county ftnd state ot ludian;;. if such rents and ]Hofits will not sell for a > uin siifltclent to satisfy said decrees, interest u*-d e<»-t.*s, 1 will, ai the same time and place, e\p< se to public, sale ttse Tee simple of sai l real estate, or so mueh thereof as may be sufficient to discharge smdl flecrecs. interest and costs. Sai'l sale \\ ill he made w ilhoutany relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. July -JS, 187 H. (»K<>. M. KOIS IN SUN, % Sheriff of J.aspcr Conn tv. I?. S. & Z.. Dwijrjffins, attys for pltff.

Jersey Red Swine. C. D. Stackhouso & Son, Have a c!:»>k*e lot of Jersey Jteil I’igs fo' sale, at tlieir farm near Rensselaer. Jasper County, Indiana G IdOCKMT F,S, Cigars, Tobacco, awmiiti; .jt FIHST DOOK ABOVE AUSTIN'S HOTEL. Xj. txtteub. T. M. JONES, (Late of Kankakee (Mlj’.) MERCHANT 'TAILOR, Suits for Men, Youths and Children, culand made. Work warranted. FULL LINE QF PIECE GOODS Kept in stock. The finest, best and cheapest slock ever opened in Rensselaer Call and see. Orders solicited. iraSM/ W. S. OH W I 3NT Keeps.# fine stock ol WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY nml all kinds of —~ .lliisicnl Merchandise, wliicli.aro otVorcd cheaper than any other House in Jasper or ad.ioinine: eounti'es. Ayent (oi 1 the Rock font Watch, the host n atch soy tlie money in the world. Setts tlie Klein Watch ten per rent, cheaper than any other House in the enmity. Aimnt for several ditTermt manufaeturers of Orpins and Jtjano.-. A tine stock of Kill res Revolvers Scissors. Spectacles .leivelry, etc.. Just received. All work warranted to Five satistaHion. or ho pay. DR, SANFORD’S DOLLAR PAD! ANY PKBSOX Kndlnc Sl-00 to os will roe.lv. by, «f»r. of ruul. on. at On. SAKruaD’a imprvd Ab•mrbtai t.ivcH Pun. (or all tnrablMof the liver, Stem,cb. Lnnn. Bui. Sfileea and Kidney,- We ai* acndlna loom o/tii, by mall, post paid, fur and near, from Maine to Oregon, end in tills way eeittnx th. best curative Pad ever made riirv.-.'y to the families of the aflieted. If not a$ tbe Onw Store, deter; aandlliq. aa yea can cet ane tn a few boars and secure relief. Addrm - O. A. COOK at CO.. Chleir*O f - - Bele ifhh tea V. S. and Canada* SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GKXKBALLY. Vae Brhaatk, Biervittoa JR Co.. Whale ib ufflMi. t’Mcaio, will aappljr ah, tsu . ■eenefhaanr are* urk».

Bargains? Bargains! JUST RECEIVED! i. * • ■,,'* ' ' v s 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 ot Boots and Shoes, ... " f,' A '■ , , * * T r The greatest variety of Notions. The finest stock of ladies’ and gents’ Fusnishing Goods, The largest and best stock of Fancy Goods, Laces, Trim- " mings, Inserting, Edging, Hosiery, etc., etc., ever displayed in Rensselaer. *- J FOI THE SPRING TRADE! * r ■ . ' • '•* _ .4 .... . . "* " , * . .7"^ 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 anti examine this Superb Stock and learn prices before making purchases. It costs nothing to look at Goods and < * * - *’ is no trouble to show them. A. LEOPOLD, % Stone Building, Rensselaer, Indiana. SUSAXaTMir CdnSPXSTITXOBI is fll EiIB*E TMHE! .. ■ . ' * . * - [' . v ' \ r . We announce a New Invoice of Men’s, Youth’s & Boys’ Clothing VALUESD AT $4,000, 92 Dozen Pairs of Shoes, HUNDREDS Of HATS 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 astonisuingly cheap these days. 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 CHOICE GROCEHIBS. Bring cash and produce to Rensselaer, ask for Willey, & Sigler’s store, and trade where you can always do best.