Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 10, Number 247, Decatur, Adams County, 16 October 1912 — Page 4

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PAST BUFFALO .■iut Buffalo. N Y., Oct. 16-(Spec tai to I tally tenwrutl —Receipts. 2,IW. shipments, 950. official to New . York yesterday. 1,520; hog* cloning steady: all sold. 5 . Mediums and heavy, |9.25®r >9.35; Yorker*. >9.ou©>9 25; light Yorkers, ».00©>8.50; pi£», F 50©>7.75; roughs V ft ©>7.50; stags, |6.00©>7 00; sheep 2000; firm; lambs, 15c higher; tops. >7 30; cattle, 25; fresh; steady. a. *. euRK No. 2 Red wheat ........: 11.02 No. 2 White wheat 9s' Yellow corn . ■ -«-*c White corn and mixed 82c No. 2 oat* 29c Simple stained «at» 25c Rye Feeding barley 1.45 c Aisike seed |10.25 No 1 clover hay . |l#.»o Truochy hay >13.50 Mixed clover bay 11300 Medium mixed 11l 50 Heavy clover hay 110.51 Rye straw 15.90 Oats straw 14.501 Wheat straw >4.s>| Clover seed 19.i5. T'.asorb' seed .. .75r"rlt .23' uOT'C*. DE." C-Etr COat PR'C~s Pocahontas 15 . Hi. Poolers» 14.50 Kentucky Splint >4.30 W. Ya Splint >4 50 Jackson Hill 5.00 MaseClon 4 75 Price at blns or ear, 25c less; 20c per aour extra for tabo r In bins; carrying ctm. 50c per row exun; carrying ■ ■. " ■ — " -

= WINNES SHOE STORE = 4BB» am 1 Welcome Home = 4— MB 2 A old and youfcg boys, and girls and • extends an invitation to call and see us • at our old stand, where we have on display for your inspection a full line of the litesf styles in the best grade jf sh?es form-*”, women and children. Asa si-eciil».ducement during Old Home m» V x ? i ,we are giving a very neat «■* ai d al'. .ve silver s’,.oe as a souvenir Zm Zb t ver : chase ifIB-xof 2in 1 shoe Z» Z* ;ish v ch sells the world over for 10 Z» S? oee < ur window display. S I WINNES SHOE STORE~ | £ IIIIIIIHI illli =

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OLD FR £' i S hEORIEFDi r — May you meet many and renew old times! * May the week bring you scores of new < nes: One of th best frien is you can have is a bank account We are ready to do our part FIKST NATIO|MAL BUK OF DECATLR ■' ‘ .J'

coal up one flight of stairs, >I.OO per ton extra; carrying coal up two flight* of stair*, 41.56 extra. ♦ _ LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET Spring chicks 10c Ducks 10c Fofcla 10c Geese ..Sc Engs , 25c Rutter 18c Turkeys 10c Old roosters 5c KALVOr maRKET* — L<eet swk *■ . alf 13c i Sheer <’*its *se®4l.u<‘ **GLL£NKAMP*S. Rutter • 22c© 25c lard ~ , Sc Eggs 26c MF -ISA A CO. Egg* 36c Butter 18c©25c i . tsr.wt.iNßL Spring ehtcks 5c Ducks 10c Fowl* 9c Geese »c Eggs -25 c Putter 19c Turkeys 12c Old roosters ,3c

“ 1 " " * "* »- — Bill AGENTS—A money maker. Goa ran teed hosiery to wearer Oar propnai j tmu beats all others. *lO per day Write immediately - Quaker City, Mill* 34 So 14th St, Philadelphia. Pa Vv’A.NTED— Present address of one i I'enjsmtn F Stark who at oae titac had homestead tn Cheyenne county. Xebr. Said to lire ta Indiana now I KMb Inform Theodore Bonds. Cur I tic Nebr. ‘ ’ ”*** w ’ WMWM I—M> 'B MMBMMX , ».<■»—MBI I

FARMS FOR SALE. 117% acres, 1% miles of Decatur. 7room house, cellar, barn 40x62. This farm is a good one. and will not last long at price, 1155 per acre. SO acres. Wells county, % black I soil, new 9 room house, new barn, 36x50, 1% mile* of a town; price, 1110 per acre. • 66 eires, 4% miles of Decatur, K, room house, barn 36x60, and one 20x»0; >137.50 per acre. 165 acres. x% miles of Decatur, black soil, »-room house, barn 40x60, other outbuildings, price. >137.50 per. acre. ’ SO acres, 4% miles of Decatur, -4 black soil, well tiled, good 7-rootu house, barn 36x70. plenty of fruit: price, 1140 per acre. 73 acres. Wabash township. 5-roorn house, good barn, mixed soil; price 192.50 per acre. 67 acres. 3 miles of Willshire, Ohih. black soil, 3-room bouse and fair stable: price. >l2O per acre. 212 acres, 7 mile* of Decatur. 3 miles of a trading station, extra good 8-rooin house, 2 new barns, 31x56 and 31x40; price, B’2o per acre. 101 acres. 3 miles of Decatur, 9-rooin house, bam 36x36. plenty of outbuildings and fruit, well tiled; price, >l2O per acre 62 acres. Wells county, five milts from Bluffton. 7-rootn house, barn 10x60. all kinds of fruit; price, >lls per acre. 80 acres, t> miles of Monroeville, Allen county, '.-room bouse, barn

•0x32, orchard, etc, level black land; price, >125 per acre. SO acres, Adams county, good 6-room house, cellar and barn. A* black soil. 2 mile* of a good town; price. Elite per acre. 80 acre*. 3 miles from Decatur, good house and barn, plenty of fruit; price >9.7 0" per acre. 140 acre*, 2% mile* of Decatur, 9room bouse, barn 40x70. plenty of fruit: price, 1130 per acre. 93 acre*. 4 mile* from Decatur, practically all black *oit, 7-room house, barn, 30x00; price, >15,000. ion acres, union township, mostly all black land. 9 room house, cellar, barn 26x61; these buildings are almost new. Price. >15,000. 120 acrea, Kirkland township, black land, s-room bouse, barn 40x70- price, >IOO per acre. >1 acres. Kirkland township; black I land, new 6-room house, new barn. 4)x60; price, >155 per agro We have a number of other farm* listed, from 20 acre* up to 320 HARVEY A LEONARD Office over Vance, Hite A Macklin's i —• o - NORTHERN INDIANA REAL ESTATE COMPANY.

Btxty-five acre fartq. 4 miles from Decatur. 5 room house, large earn, buildings in good cor di t lon. on pike, j fcll good beet land 5 room house on Line street, laige Lara, drove well, plenty of huit, al bargain if taken soon 7 room house co Eta '”*et. good as new. a good nropeny at .-•s'-* t-rtew. NORTHERN INDIANA REAL ESTATE COMPANY. (Advertisement I WANTED j 140 acre farm, wttMu three m’ s of Decatur Must be level I . 4 and well Improved Cash layer • A. S. KELLER 242 U 'lonroe. Ind. * .pre: ts*'aae-i 1 TO SEET GROW ERB. Anybody needing help toward get ting their beets ready for the factory, please notify the tw* young men ’tv n« one-half sale wee e* Mtwov, cn Philip Heffner ta.-m.--K4 2lBi;« (A4*e -'-eer*» 1 WAGON LOAD OP B»£AC. I will bs ce "it ”reo< post week with a tend or Wr»4, ctassMa re<U. t rookves and hue* My Tip T*p brand nta t*" 'a-at *:nd or asMwiehea C COVEMtMLa |S*4l3 "Pte*we v«4 Vi-ort so 1 net I • snaoMaMaaat« m»«h«ob c^wssbiu*—*.am MENOCSUIr Wk MT AfM PAT BIG I Ur. c. r. I VETERINARIAN 1 lU 1 \ rteiKknee UK Michigan farms 1 h‘ yt u nre interested in Mv.hpgan farms, or real estate write HAIGHT & HICKS 1 Howard City, Mich. ;We have the Bargains from >lO. per acre up.

Sweetest Spot In The State 11 t Continued Troia Page 11 ; sugar is produced from beets and not j from cane. The prejudice against beet sugar ’n i comparison with cane sugar is really ' groundless as it has been proven by actual experiment by Dr. Wiley of the ; pure food department at Washington that the preserving qualities are the , same and fruit preserved with beet ’ ’ sugar keeps as well as with cane. The , • only difference which may be detect- ■ ed is the degree of thoroughness with ! which it is refined or washed of tile impurities sticking to the crystals. We guarantee our sugar to be fully ■ , refined and free' from impurities Hope* Realized ’I In the opening of the big *ug= ■ factory today Decatur sees her fondest . hopes realized. It was just cna :• .it ' I ago October 9th that the band ■ -I I thusiastic business men. nm . ; I about sixty, and crtctUslly a'. ■ . t city, united t! eir ciict- .c. t • . . .ing of this i.id city. ! t ...» u. ,i I /throe week i.ey J lie. n e I men** of th ‘ '' <.L. c?r| s 24. we >rc | jThe requ ran tee , /•of the raiding u* v acres of beets 'for 1912 and 1913; the plot of ground *for the factory site, with sufficient I i : water A personal canvas* assured

the beet acreage and ten thousand doi- : I lar* were raised for the buying of th< I thlrty-t wo acre* of land for the factory !*nd the establishment ot the wells, etc $.-v r*l r:.b*equent week, were sv-c ! the" in firlshir.g the plans, about six ; week* In all being spent by the yrillitu: ’ I workers. On November 3, the Hoil; ’d I St. I»ui8 t'ompany. of Michigan, being ' a foreign corporation, filed applicatic. I ( with the state of Indiana to de bti**1 nese in this state as a corporation, and were granted thi* Ver? »ocn a’-c-r---ward, the contract was awarded the ' Larrowe Constnsrtiou company, of i>I troit, Michigan, for the buiMing of i the pianL here, thi* being the '.trd one of the sugar company Two© *rs are in Michigan, one at Hollar tnd ; 1 the other at St Loui*. Ti»e Im i'iing 'contract was hy • rowe compaL U> It' W -a mpair of Toledo. ' -* begun Jauu- , ary 19. New Oner Registec nj. The crowds at the library where the registering is done are increasing hourly, and Miss Madge Hite ha* be>-n secured to assist Miss Hertha Heller and Mrs £ B Adams in charge of UUs work Th* Reg <*ter

John Moeurc. itiufftoa R. 8 McFarren. Roar.oke John M Blossom. Manor. I Mrs Lew Voglewod’-. Muskogw. Okla. JeewdturEhead. Redke? Jennie W Hurd. Royal < enter, Mrs Anna McCaHough. Pleaaart Mills. R R. 1. S. Neuenoch* ander. Ft Wayne PUney Wibel. BioSton Art A. Costello. Bluffton Mr. and Mrs R Johns. Ft Wayne Mr and Mrs James Ogden. Eon 'A syne Ruth Chapman. Shirley CHy. Ambrose Geary. Wallace. Idaho J A F.emtng A R 12. Dugat ur O J »>maa. Fleaaant Mills Miss EUa Johnsca, Monroe iMoate Watking Monroe Mtso Mary LoHrea. Gaa c*tty Mrs fkarUe PMI, Rj-bmoed Mrs Mary Ciowd 1-ankert. Richme a Jobs Kelly. <M«evk J W Hendncta. Portland Mrs H H McG H Wro*. Ohio I'haa S Mamma R R 12, DecntuMra J M Fuhrman. Matthews ff CaMe wood. Dayton Ohio R C < *;defw<aed. Herne W A Potts Monroeville Mrs r* OSL St Mary a Ohio L E Rear. St MsryX Ohio Jennie sad Aadonecte Hast. Celina. Ohio 1. W ■ array Kimmel Irene R Heer. Yea W»rt. Ohio Mm A tmaiii, F Wayne Mbache Her Ft Wayne Mm F. Cask. Ft Way** Mm E M KUbwome. Ft U syne FTaas AUweta. fflkeiby. Ohio Arcs MrFartaud. Poruaad. Ind Mm J R Mama. Jocumboro. Ark. Mm P r Harfwwgh. Hlefftow Mm W r Mr unde. Bluffton Mm Mery Amn». Bluffton Fenny Beader. Aetlla. Ind Mm Eve Holloway, Townley. Mlrh. I Mm A J sural. Marten. Ind ** J A. Elaer. Hartford City, fad Kate Towbey Indhtbapolie Mice Deeole Mann. Ft Wayne. Ind Wm mint. Mt Pleasant. Mich Otto Hmmeskanue,t'Ml*e. Ofcic ! | Mr sad Mrs J Id. Miller. Fl Wayne 1 Mm W A Ppnnger. Wren.JJtiin Emtrs Newer. iMeffton I Alvirn Mllier. wineboater. IM j O’V’ Itnhlee Mwr'nw Mrs L S Ctata, Oalioa. oMe Chart— Bonder. Avilla t ' Hiram Meywm. Align. Mkh ■ J. Sark, Fl Wayn*

Mrs. J. Brosius, Ft. Wayne. I Mr and Mrs. Fred Reppert, Vera Cruz. Mrs. Dick Townsend, Peoria, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mathes, Dayton, i Ohio. ' .1.1,. Mason, Jonesboro,'Ark Samuel Spencer, Columbia City. I Rev J E. Stoops. Van Wert, Ohio I H C Arendt, Crawfordsville. < Mrs Melissa Rice, Goodlaud, 'nd Abner Elzey, Ossian. Ind. Ruth Dare. Monroeville. Catherine Baker, Hartford City. Mary Weidy, Indianapolis. Mrs Lucile Wilson, Nappanee Miss Jane Wilson, Nappanee. A. W Weiland. Springfield. Il l Henry Kleinschmidt, Bellmont, 11lWill Berling. Biuff’on. J Fred France, Indianapolis. Herman Freidman, Ft. Wayne. Celia Kuhn. Celina, O i J. R McFeeley, Ft. Wayne Peter Stein, Lima. Ohio Oscar P. Amann, Sidney. Ohio C. C. Goodman, Indianapolis. Ind. Ludwig Gentner. Pt. Wayne. Dorothy Whitnack, Portland, Ind J Bryson. Portland Pearl Reese. Portland. Adolph Hart, Montpelier. Jack C. Bremerkamp, Goshen. Chan. I.cnx, Ft Wayne v J E, O. Wagner, Ft. Wayne. Cathryn Stewart, Ft. Wayne 1 Mr. and Mr*. J. S. Nelson, Ft Wayne | Mrs. A. T. Sdsart. Ft. Wayne I L. R. Hindman, Kendallville Mr. and .Mr*. Phil Luly Ft. Wayne. | Mr and Mis H 8. Adam*, For ”e I

Charle* Rout. St. Mary’s, Oi o. Fred Voieht, F. Wnyr,-. Mr. and Ms. .?. .. /- , Wayne. George O ~h 1«r. ' . I Frank Johi Jr m * 1. J. S Mose- "’! ' ; K. J. ?•’ • ** D E Hom. . .'s<’ ’ Maxwell M. Hower, Anderson. Mrs. Peter Schafer. Willshire, O. Naomi Harklesa. Paulding. 6 Peter Cooper, Ashland, Oh*o. Jos £. Heffner. Ft Recovery, Ohio David R Brown, Monroeville. Harry E. Bell. Elyria. O. Quincy N. Hildebrand. Ft Wayne Herman M Johns,- Huntington Wm. laugf cn, Kerman. 11l Mr* C. J Furman.'Marion. O Mr and Mrs B P Harris, Portland E S. Numbers. Portland F E France. Muskogee, Okla Frank O. Christen. Muskogee .Okla Mrs T. R. McFheley, Fl Wayne. John Ennektng. Clneinnav, Ohio. Mr. and Mr*. H. Brock. Huntington Harry Brock, Huntington Mr* W. F Beery. aHtewville. Mr and Mrv F P. Geary. Fort Wayne.

Mrs J I! Ennekinr, Cincinnati. O Ella Haley Portland E S Numbers Portlstd. J L Gross. Portland Rtrnie Gross, Portland U Chas «'omr‘ton. Indlanaixvlls. C L Oliver. Vera Cnu RivaanU Kuhn. Rockford. Ohio lulltan Kuhn. Rockford. Ohio Mrs Phlltp Veit Monroeville Mrs Geo. D .Myera, Monroeville Me. and Mm Ervfe Elsey. Celina. O Geo. H Kelley and wife. Portland Justine E. Meyer. Monroeville Dr C. L. Meyer. Monroeville J A Ttate. Bridgeport. Hi Mr and Mrs H. P Moses. Fort Way no J. A. Wood. Portland A 4) Edington. F Wayn* L C. Moses. Lima. O Harry Catting, French Lick Robert Hall. Ossian Wm W Wilson. Minneapolis. Minn. <* H Walter Vera Crus W F Beery, Rat—rille. Ind J F Edington. Monroeville. Ind I’hrtst M Meyer. Celina. Ohio Jonas Coverdale. Jr. Marton Ark. Ram M Snider. Bluffton Mrs John Anderson, Coater. Mich. M J P Beerv. Willshire. Ohio. John Link, Ft Warn* Mrs Otis Markley, Bluffton Miss Mary Garton. Bluffton Mm. Clara Terveer I’M, Toledo. O nsvld Heller. Bluffton Chas Rchaffter, Bluff, -n Geo W Mumma. Monroevfiu Mm Newton Cpnweli Avilla R Hartteeh. Ft Wayne C. F W Meyers. Ft. Wayne Mrs Gay Major. Ft Wayne Bar. J J. Heffner. Nt Henry. Ohio UhwlU Marner. M<vnrc>evllu Mm Oscar Jones, Ft Wayne J M Foterman. Matthews Vlnregt Fbv. I* uncle Mr. onJ Mrs E It. Arehhold. Fort I Wayne Winiaai AddU Johns. Fhrt Wayne Joe Runts'nglll. Kaadaffvitle Cteaa Moriah, Bluffton M- and Mrs W p Tltua. Willshire. ' Ohio. Amatol. *»-ndt. wmuira, Ohio ’ I Mm L . .emr, Wiltsbir. "Duo Chari— Nmiih. Bluffton Miss Etta Wn-rww No Manchrstrr 1 — -op--— | . IX>AT On- reti gold rimmed aper I tar Us, between North Ward school I I houae nod Mos toe street Fnder re | turn to B W ffholty rotldence and re I cslvs reward - Advt

DEMOCRATIC county CENTRAL. COMMITTEE. There will be a tne'lng the Adams County Democra i‘ Central committee at democratic headquarters ou Filuay, October 18th, at 11 o'clock a m , and it is earnestly requested that all member* be pregonl. as business of importance will be presented at this meeting. J- W BOSSE, 243t3 County Chairman. .. — —c —— HOUSE KEEPEK WANTED. A middle aged ladjr or girl of considerable experience, to assist in housekeeping, in small family. Call at one*.—Ben Schrank, at Lose 4t Schrank barber shop.—Advt. 241tf PUBLIC SALE. The undersigned will offer for sale at hi* residence. 3% mile* west of Monroe and 8% mile* east ot Bluffton, on Thursday, October 24th, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m , the following ' property, to-wit: Two head of horses; I Ray mare, 10 year* old. lady broke, about 1200 lbs.; black gelding. 5 years old. roadster, weight about !1100 lbs. Ten Head of Cattle: Four milch cowg, 3 giving milk; Jersey cow, fresh in April; 2 three-year-old Dur- ' ham cows. 1 fresh in March and the i other one In June; black Jeroey, fresh thi* fall; 3 Je-sey heifer*, will be I fresh in March; 2 *pring calve*, both Jersey; Jersey bull. Hogs: .One • black Poland China sow, weight about I 300 !b*.: will farrow by Nov. 1; Du-

roc sow. weight about 350 lb*.: 9 shoats, weighing from 100 to 150 lb*, i ■arh. Farming Implements: Rock 1 ■and hay loader, Superior disc dr.il, j good a* new; McCormick mower, hay. rake, self-dump; roller, Ohborn disc, j good as new; corn planter, sprag-1 tooth harrow, l-bc 3e cultivator. Deering binder, good a* new; beet cult!-' vator. new ground plow, new Turnbull . wagon, 2 set* dump board*, com plow, set double work harnesa, set single driving harness, set carriage harness, 10 acre* corn in shock, John Deere buggy, 8 do*, chicken*. 2 good beds, 2 sets of spring*, sofa, cook stove, good ax new; soft coal burner, kitchen table, lb ft.; kitchen chair*. Blue Bell cream separator, Newcome loom. 3 cornered cupboard and other article* too numerou* to mention The ladies Aid of Zion will serve dinner. Terms:—All an unts of >5 00 and under, cash: ove. >5.00 a credit of 9 months will be given, purchaser giving his note with approved security; 4 per cent off for ca*h. No property removed until settled for. JOSEPH WOLFE J. F. Liechty, N -ah Franhiger, Auct*. Liechty and lech. Clerks ■■l ■" '■ O 11 ■ '■*■■■ PUBLIC SALE.

Having rented my farm I will offer tor sale a’ ./ restdenew 2 miles north ami T r.»»o west o> v, rm, 1 mile weat of Ples«ant View BaptUi church ami tn‘les east of Decatur, nn Thursday. Gciober 24th. to-ginning at l« o'clock a. m. the tol'owing proi*er.y, to-wltt Ten Head of Horses - Owe grey mare. » years old. with foal: bay mare. 10 years old. with loal: gr»-y ( mate. 4 years old; bay mare. ( years | old. 3 yearling colta, 3 suckling colls Three Head of Cattle One good <x>w.| giving milk. 4 years old; I steer. 2 years old; 1 yearling steer: 13 breed ( Ing ewes. I Shropshire buck Hoc* , Eight brood aowa, 2 with pigs by side; j 3 will farrow by day o.’ sale. 3 other j good sows, full blooded Poland China male hog. 25 shouts, wrtghtng from 54 to 100 pounds each Farming I topic menu Pair bay iaddets apika-tooih harrow, carriage, grain eradle. clone fence machine, set log bumna. post auger, stump puller, sot of surrey harness and many other artkl— not mentioned < Terms:—All amounts of >5 00 ami under, cash Ovsr a crpdlt of * months will be given, purrhaaer giving tala note with approved security; 4 per -ent off for caab No property removed until —tiled for. w. W STEWART Ed Khklaad. Aaet D A, Snyder, Clerk lunch at noon — PUBLIC SALK. The undersigned will offer for sale M his rmidefere two and oasbalf ■Pea south of Dacatur. oa the Mud Pike, oa Tuesday. Octobeß 22. begin tag at 14 o'clock g m. the following *wt—to Wit rout i| eMd itora— Pay mare. 10 years old. weight about Ita. bay home, good worksr. brood »>•«*. T yearn old. la foal, spring colt One mikh cow Hogs: Two brood sows. on. with pigs by s«e. If h«ad of 'boats ion rhlrkens Fanning itu plsments Dwrlng binder, steering mow— bay leader, hay rate*, ridiu braakna plow, walking breaking plow, spike tooth borrow. doubkvabovel flow, angle shovel ylos. corn planter, Oliver riding mrn plow. <Bac teamw. bay ladder*, t firm wagons, howt rack, braad now; wagon bos land roller, "oat. grata drtit mud boat, pm double harams get single work barneoa. set buggy harrnma. top buggy, about M '“td of <oui. Mote wood. Joo shocks

of corn In field, about 60 bushel* O s Utoe*. and numerous other a rt| c ;> Terr' —Ad amounts of >5.00 under, cash. Over >5.00 a credit 3 | month® will be given, purchaser gj, ing his note with approved security i per cent off for cash. No property r,moved until settled for. WILLIAM LICHTLE John Spuhler, Auct — — —O' PU3-IC SALE, Notice 1* hereby g' en that the Un . der*:gne«, cz.mruist'ator of the es tate o.' Daniel Jackson, deceased, wji u:i Wednesday, Oct. 23, 1912 t he late residence of the deceased, mile* east of Decatur. Ind.. O n th» Piqua road, offer for sale at public sale the property belonging to said estate, a* follow* Three Head 0 ( . Horse*; One sorrel mare, 5 ye<r!i ' old; 1 sorrel mare, « year* old; 2 good spring colts. Cow, 1 two-yearold heifer, will be fresh thi* fall; *hee: ; 22 head of good breeding ewes *nd 1 registered Shropshire nuck. Harne»s. , Wagons, Corn: —Set heavy breeching , harness, brass trimmed, new; double I set buggy harness, sei single buggy ■ harness, set horse blankets, *h fly- , nets, Milburn wagon, Champion *og on, road cart, one-balf share of twen 1 ty-four acrea of corn in shock. Farmt ing implemeut*. One set of bobi 1 sleds, mud iMBt, 2 sets hay ladder*. 1 • Champion binder. Champion reaper, » 1 Champion mower. Globe mower, t Chainpk 1 hr.y rake, Detroit Totigu ■ | less dice beyrow. Hoosier fertilizer,

disc drill, John Deere corn planter. ! corn grader, Angle clipper breaking plow, O. K. jointer. Crown corn plow, C. 11. & D. walking corn plow, Oliver ( riding corn plow,| new; Wilder A I Strong land roller. Thoma* hay tad- | der. Reed‘» spring-tooth harrow, spike-tooth harrow, 2-bor*e feed grinder, Steele * thresher, water tank, new; Steele sheep dipping tank, Sharse ‘ block and tackle, shoveling board dunfr board*, set sled mnners, J «t* hay ladder sill*, 2 log chain* bun A galvanized roofing, sack cart and many other article* not mention- ! . Term*:—All sums under >S.M .-art in hand. A credit of six month* wll be given on all sum* over >5.00 deferred payment*' to be evidenced by promissory notes bearing 6 per cent Interest after maturity, to be secuM ( to the satisfaction of the undersigned No property to be removed until arttied for. Sale to begin at 10 oetock a. m mEBBCCA JACKSON Administni'nx John Sguhler. Auct FARMS FOR SALE. 161 acres, level, fine, black gr>u*d. fine brick house, fine new barn on ptk*

near the city. Price. 00 per sett. 140 acres, fine brick bcuse and > ara. 14.000 worth of timber, near th« tty, W acres, bottom black soil *. 170 00 per acre 114 acre*. Br« miles from cit' ne pike, fine new house and barn. »ob» timber Price, $10,404. 140 acres, brick teo”se and bsni. good outbuildings, *2,000 worth >t tun ber. nearly all level, near th- ry , Price, 37,000 # | Also many small farms *0 and 44 acres, fine, unimproved WM F POHMH Bi Bat vi. 111- 1 1 Advertlaemen' > PUBLIC BALE — I The undersigned will sell st n-tl* auetkra at tela reuidsmee 2H '' irt south of Decatur on the old 1 < farm, en Mud Pike -mi 1 burnt' 'October 24, Begins a. .4 o'cloc k am, the tAtatam ptopeny. town l'“ ur Head of Korean One dark grey ges -ral purpose mare. 4 years old. tn feel. '1 sorreFmare. 14 years old. in J*l- - grey mare x years old: 1 pod iraft spring col* Good milch cow. * » -jr» old. giving milk Hogs Ten head at shoots weighing 75 tbs each >bt * ens, gesee and turkeys Abmr U J ’ ’ fine Barred Rock hens, mostly all young, a fine lot of youu* i-« ■** | Rock rooeterx 4 geese, I Bron’c tur keys. 4 hosts o«e year old and 4 sprtM turkey* Farming taptancn * o* ,tw breaking p*bw. spring- to-t h lever bar row, good as new; Osborn disc. 01 »c: rMlng corn rukUvalor, walkinx < * cultivator. Black Hawk corn plan'-* MeTherry dta grain drill. galvanitH iron stock trough. 2 gahsn te4 irm hog troughs, set heavy ladders land nib. Fish Bros wldetir- •« oa, double wagon bos, good doubt- s> tlon scoop board, double wet ot b»-»" breeching harness, good set mm l * buggy harrta. t'nton CWy top bngEß In good eoudltkva. open bussj. storm front, good as new. plush ra<* and home blankets, good ss pew .so® timothy bay in mow. If arr— «wf« 0 Shoc k sad on rtaik. other orthl’ * ”• autaerous to mamtiou Tefww Ali amounts of •*.»• « r 4uv dee. cash ovsr *5 *» a credit o< ’ months will to given purrhos*” <” lug his t»o<- with approvr i srcuHU 4 per eeat off for tssh No proi* r f removed until nettl—l for CHAR J MILLK* John Pputeier. A oct * J F. Trwehie. Clerk