Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 16, Number 291, Decatur, Adams County, 12 December 1918 — Page 2

1 i n i w trr-* NOTH F <IF PI HI H LOTTING. Notice Ih hereby given I hut the] ’I Hoard "f ComnilMhniars of AdaniM < County. ludlana. will receive bid** f*»r < the construction of a matutdamixed < road In Wabaah Townxliip, in eaid I « i»u»itv knvwn ae the William Farlow ( } nia<a<lain road, up to and linCH ten J o'clock a. in . ini I Monday. JaiuiMr* a, IIMH, at tin* regular mr»*t)©g«of *aid board i of eomniis.Mionerb. held in the City of | I Decatur, Atlanta ("ounty. Indiana, Meal- ] ed bid* will be received for the con-], HtriKtion of said road In accordance < with the plans. wpecHlcalioha and re- . port of the viewers and engineer, • which are now on tile in the Auditor’s , office of srnld •••uni.', said road to be I ; built of crushed stone alone. A bond must accompany each bid in • • twice the amount of the old tiled, conditioned for the faithful performance of said work, amt that 1 lie bid- ■' i if awarded the contract, will enter into contract therefor and complete the same according to su< h contract and In accordance with the bid filed. All bids shall be made so as to give tlo amount for which said road will be constructed for cash, payable on estimates to he made by the engineer in charge, not to exceed eighty per cent, of any one estimate, out of the funds to be hereinafter raised hy the sale of bonds as required by law. The Board ot Commissioners reserves the right to reject any and all bids. JOHN MOSURE, Auditor, Adams County. Ind. Th*- successful bidder will be required to furnish, pay and make up whatever amount that be necessary to I sell said bonds for said improvement. 12-J 9-26 NOTH E OF l»l Ri.l< LKTTING.

Nutice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Adams County. Indiana, will receive bids fur the construction of a macadamized load in Washington Township, in said county. known as the Catherine Kiting macadam road, up and until ten o'clock a. m., on Monday. January tt. IHIH, at the regular meeting of said board of commissioners, held in tiie City of Decatur, Adams County. Indiana, sealed bids will be received for the construction of said road in accordance with the'plans, specifications and report of the viewers and engineer, which are now on tile in the Auditor s office of said county, said road to be built of crushed stone alone. A bund must accompany each bid in twice the amount of the bid filed, conditioned for the faithful performance of said work, ami that the bidder, if awarded the contract, will enter into contract therefor and complete the same according to shell contract and in accordance with the bid filed. All bids shall be made so as to give the amount for which said road, will be constructed for cash, payable on estimates to be made by the engineer in charge, not to exceed eighty, per cent, of any one estimate, out of the funds to be hereinafter raised by the sale of bonds us required by law. The Board of Commissioners reserves the right to reject an?- and all bids. JOHN MOSCIIE. Auditor, Adams Count' - , Ind. Tim successful bidder will be required to furnish, pay and mak»- up whatever amount that be necessary to sell said bonds for said improvement. 12-19-26 NOTICE OF FIN %L SETTLEMENT OF ES i A I E. Notice is hereby given to the creditors. heirs ami legatees of Charles E Bollingt r. deceased, to appear in the Adams circuit ••ourt, held at Decatur. Ind., on the 3rd day of January. 1919. and show cause, if am. wkv the final settlement accounts with the estate of said decedent should, not l»e • approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there' make proof of heirship, and receive their distrilwitive shares. JOHN E. JOHNSON Executor. Decatur Did.. Dec. 10. 191 s. Sutton w Helic/. Altys. 12-19 — ———— PETITION rot: \ MAI 11)111 HOAD. State of Indiana. County of Adams, ss Before the Bear.l of Commissioners of Adams County. January Term, 1919. We, the unde’signed, each and all of whom are resident adult freeholders and voters of Blue Creek Township. Adams Count.' Indiana, respectfully petition y >ur honorable body and ask that you construct and complete .» free macadamized stone road in said township o'er and upon the public highway, situated on th- following route, to-wit: Commencing at fne intersection of the public highways at the northwest corner of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section twenty - nine (29) in township twenty-six (26) north, of range fifteen (15> east, in Adams County. Indiana, and running thence east, on, along and over the public highway running east and west between sections I went.' (2t») and twenty-nine (29 i and sections twentyone (21) and twenty-eight (28). all in township and range aforesaid to the intei’M'H tion of the public highways at the northeast corm r of said section twent.' -eight (28), township and range aforesaid, and then t" terminate, a distance of um* and three-quar-ters ’a ) iniles, more or less. Youi petitioners aver and say that the improvement prayed for is less than three mile- in length and ronne» is at each end thereof with a free macadamized road in said Blue Creek township; that a United States rural mail route passes over the highway herein sought to t»e improved. Your petitioners further aver and say that the highway herein sought to be -.mpn-.-oi is a public highway already estajdislied and in use. and is one of the public highways in said Blue Creek township, end that the same will be of public utility ami public benefit. Your petitioners further aver ;»nd ask that tire said pnblb- highway above described be drained ami graded ami that brok> n stone he placed upon the same, and that upon such broken stone there be placed stone screenings. Your petitioners further ask that the said highway above described be improved to the width of 10 feet, and that said highway above described be graded to the width of twenty-four (24) feet, and that broken stone be pin* cd thereon to the width of ten CIO) feet and t. a depth of eight (S) Inches at the sides thereof, and to the depth of ton (10) inches in the center thereof. ami that crushed stone screenings be placed thereon to a depth of three (3) inches. That said improvement be made a double track, and that the name of the same be the O. N Tyndall Macadam 3 toad. , That to pay for said improvement we sr'sk that bonds be issued by the county of Adams, in the State of Indiana, payable in twenty semi-annual installments or aeries, and for the payment of which we ask that a tax be levied upon the taxable propertv of said Blue (’reek Townwhip in a sufficient amount to pay the interest and principal of said bonds as they become due. That s iid improv efnent be made and constructed and said bonds be issued and said tax he levied upon the taxable property of said township ’n occurdam * wili 1 the acts of the Jeg’sbitiire of ti c State of Indiana, passed in tlie '< ar 1905. beginning on page 550. and as amended in the war 1907, .and all ether acts mentionod therein or whl'h are now in force providing for thf extension of free gravel or macadamized roads, and all other vr any and till amendments thereto. AVe further ask that the Board tak« all the no< osar.- steps required by law 1o have said Improvement «•• instructed and made ns petitioned for herein, and Il.fi' th** salve be <mnstrmtvd without uubndtting the question of buiWing the same to <ui election of the voters of said Blue (’rook Township, ami that the Hoard construct the same under the law.- of he State of Jmliaua. providing the extension of free gravel'’or macadam roads b> (owqship taxation, He •*n<?< 1 1 -i H V M ub m i 11ed ■ Joy.'rh .1. . .Amos TVm. I’.audebush, Gf-nrcre Schrank. I; Joiicy J. <« 1.. Snlftiev, P Hcnt- M.nhauyli. A. • iTuffmar,. .'..lni Sh isonhvrp. J. r. Kr if. r. XV. H. > i.Hing, John I’. Tinkham. An.os M. I'annf'. Sulvflwn fi<»ttler, Albert Gage Ulmer

M Eiw, Edw.inl Krgtxer, Nathan iloe, A tie Morgan, Prank <Wechler, Fred T: ontimi, \V T. Tinkhnm. William H. Chirk, II H. Edwards. S. S Vunce, Ja<d» Mitel E»l laiginblll. Virgil Mer- <. i. John L. Burki*. .1. I. Hook, M. A. 1 Kiplc'. W I. I'd wa rd-. John M Afton, Munroe Byer, IM Miller. S <’ Wolfe. I. I; Baughman, •«. C M--Albany. W. F Myer. L. W Merriman, A Fare- < hild, I.' Merriman, James Hitter, \\ F. Davis. A B. Riley. Charles W. Feasel. O N. Tyndall, John Hameri'k, Frunkhn Young. Jesse 11. Burnett. John Part, John Jr.; Rolla <’a filer" "od. 11. 1. Sipe. E ,L, Foreman, J. M l-'orenmn, S C. Tlnkhain, F. M. Tinktmm, S«d LnginbiH. W. L F«»rem. I. <!P« \\ A Sipe. S. T s. Daugherty. Delmer Douglass, Charh.s Working!*!, J. F. Parrish. David Baker, S. F Campbell. J. 11. Hnlnmrt. James l-'erguaoii. C. V Krugli William II I‘at terson. R P. Davis. 'Phis petition will be presented to the Board of Commissioners on rur>M«li«y. .iHiiuary 7. Ililil, at which time the taxpayers of Blue Creek Township may appear and make such objections as the law may nr<>vido for’. JOHN MOSURE. , Auditor. Peterson X- .Moran. Attys. 12-19 PETITION FOH 1 MA< \ M HOW. State of Indiana. County of Adams, ss: Before the Boitrd of Commissioners of Adams County. January Term, I 9I U . We. the undersigned, • i d, and all •>! whom are resident adult freeholders and voters of Blue (’reek Township in Adams Count'. Indiana. respectfully petition your honoranh body ami ask ’ that you construct and complete a free niH'-adamized stone road In township over ami upon the pnfilic highway situated on the following route, to-wit:

t’ornnu-neing at the northwest ■ orner of section thirty-four «I», 1 ship twenty-six (26> north, range lit- j teen (15) east, in Adams Count'. ana. thence east following the puhm - f highwav on the line dividing secßons thirty - four <34> and twenty-sr' en <-. » ' township and raftge aforesaid, and terminating at tiie northeast coiiH-r '- said section thirty-four (34), township f and range aforesaid. , Your petitioners further aver ami l sav that the impro''‘inent p:a> ed •< ’ is less than three miles in length and connects at one eml with a !i ee macadam r. ad in said township and < n<ts „n the state line an.l tlu.t a I niH c States rural mail route passes oxer and upon the highway thus sought to limproved. . a Your petitioners further .no ami sav that the highway herein sought to be' improved ,s a pul.lh highway a- - established and ill use and is I one of the public highways ot said j Itliie Creek Township. Your petitioners .i'k vour honorable j body that said highway above described be drained ami graded and tli.it t broken stone be placed upon the grade and that upon sm h firok* n stone there be placed stone screen- t ’"?-our petitioners further ask , that said highwav above deserb<d he improved to the width to which ' it is now established, that being - <4O) feet. and that said highway above described he graded tn a width L of t went' -fouri 24) fel t. and that broken stone be pla<ed thereon to a ( width "f ten (10) feet ami to a depth of eight'<K) inches at the sides tliere<.f and to a depth of ten « 10) Inches in . ihc ‘-enter thereof and that crushed stope reen’ngs be placed tb»*reon t" s a •!« pth of four < I > im hes upon such . fin.ken stone, that said improvement 1 be made a double track and that ’he . name of the same fie ’"rhe Jacob Bevington Macadam Road.” 1 That to pay for said improvement we ask that bonds br issued by the conn- 1 t' of Adams, in the State of Indiana, p-j'.arde in twenty semi-annual ii.siall;nents or series, ami for the payment 1 <>f which we'ask that :i tax be levied .upon the taxable pr. pert' of said Blue 1 ('reek Township in a sufficient amount « t<> pay ilr- interest and principal of * sab 1 bonds as they become due. , That said Improvement be made and instructed and said bonds be issued I am' stid tax be levied upon the taxable properl.' of said township in ae- ' • ordan'-p with the acts of the legisla- ( • lire of the State of Indiana, passed jn the year 1905. beginning on page 550. and as amended in the acts of 1907, and as amended in the acts of 1909. < now in force, providing for the e.xten- 1 siou of free gravel or macadam roads, and all other and any and all amend- < ments thereto. We further ask that the Board take all (he necessary steps required by law to have said improvement constructed and made as petitioned for herein, and that the same he constructed without submitting the question of building ihe same to an elation of the voters of said Blue Creek Township, and that the Board construe* .he same under the laws of the State of Indiana, providing for the extension of free gravel or macadam roads by township taxation. Respectu 11 v submitted: Jm-ob Bevington (Jus Dougl's. AV. !•', Tinkham, J. I*. 'l'inkham. So! laigIhbill. J. 1. (Irim. Libbie Tinkham. ilcrlow Agler. Samantha J. Agler, L. (’. Bu« kii' .ster. James M Fore-nan. Samuel Frank, W. L. Foreman, S. M. fi'isher, Ida M. Fisher. S. C. 'l’inkham. I» Mattax Jess |, Smitlev. Sarah Tumidesnn, Elisii i Merriman. G. B. Jones, ’leorgo E. Bailie, Ceorge Schrank, Ed Luginbill. Hen'-v Ma.'baugh. Hannah 'i'inkham, Ed Miller. J. W. Hakes, G. C. M(Alhanv. (’. W F Davis. E. (». Krugh, Jas. I. Keifer. A. J. Ray. J. F. Kelfcr. W. E. Young. S. F. okeiey. John W Hamrick. Franklin Yanev, Aaron Lautzenheiser. S. F. Campbell, Henrv Teeple. David Baker. A. S Kelsey. E. Kelsey. John Riff. AA'illiam ('ampbell. A. C. Huffrimn, MattiYoung. J. L. Hook. S. S. Vam-e. H. G. Klwards John W«< liter. W. H. Ku’-". John H'b’ii. Marion Tinkham W L, Sipe, A I. Sipe, J. L. Sipe. I-'. M 'l'inkham. Frank (’. Wechtcr. J--lm .1. Burke, E. L Foreman, Rolla (’alderwood, Elmer Eley, Ezra Hal/egger. D. Dudgeon. William Speakman. George E. Bailie. W. A. Sip.*. H. L. Sipe. This petition will be presented to the Board of Commissioners on TiieNtho. .luiiuary 7, HMD. at which time the taxpayers < f Bine. | Creek Township may appear <|nd make such objections as the law nu»v provide for. JOHN MOSURE, Auditor. Peterson & Moran, Attys. 12-19 0 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ES I’ % I E. Notice is hereby given to the creditors. heirs and legatees of Benjamin B. Rive, deceased, to appeal in the Adams Circuit Court, held at Decatur. Indiana, on the 2Xth day of December. HH«. and show cause, if any, why the final settlement accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship and receive their distributive shares. HA RATIV D. RICE. Executor. Decatur, Tnd.. I >»•••. 191 x. Judson W. Teeple. Attorney for Executor. 5-12 O— ■ NOTIC E OF FINAL SETI'LEAI»ENT OF ES I’ VI E. Noti> e is hereby given to the creditors. heirs and legatees of William ITcetvvoqd. deeased. to appear in (lie Adams Circuit (''ourt, held at Decatur. Indiana, on the 24th day of I Dai-ember, 191$. and show cause if any. why the final settlement accounts with the estate of said decedent should i m,t be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and tnerc make proof] . ■ heirship and receive their distributive shares. GEO. W RAY. Administrator. Decatur, Ind., Dee. 3, 1918. Frank Cottrell, Atty. 5-12 — p q AI’POINTMEN’I OF ADMINISTR VJ H? \ . Notice is hereby given that the undersigm d has been appointed administratrix -»f the estate of Paul G. Hnop•i, lal( of Auanis c »unty. <le< emmd. CHARITY E. HOOPER Administratrix. E. Burt Lenhart, Atty. Dee. ;j. 1918. 5-12-19 —oDemocrat W ants Ads Pay

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CLELLAND BALL WRITES ('lelland J. Ball writes to li |s mother, Mrs. A. ('. Bull, front riniice: 327th Supply Paris, 11-3-018 Dear Mother: Received your good lone lettoi few ilavs ago and surely enjoyed teliding it. Also received t.ne letters from Marie and Gregg and Dad Have not heard from Ered since his enlistnii n.. Poor old scout, so he get K. I’, ihe first thing, ha. 'Veil, it s the usual procedure, it seems but it isn't pleasant at that. Say. mom. but that was certainly a good picture of you a > thc pun,p ' (By the way a pump goes tine with an eld \V. C. T. l ist. Huh!) Vou look fine and healthy, and say old Duke looks same as ever. Wonder if he'll know me when 1 come home? And speaking of coming home —yum, yum. things certainly are moving, eh mumsie? Suppose you are prettywell established in your new home t .. ...

now well, just save a corner "'er little Cleely’s old army blanket.-” and I'll be there in a year at least. As the old Dutchman says "The spirit is willing but the meat is weak!” Prench people sure are the limit for kindness when you ones get in their hearts. D'ye s.ie tills paper? Well it’s only one of th- presents that ( “tante Joujcu" (Aunt Joujou) is piling on your humble servant. Some of the other things are a gold signet ring, a s'lver identification bracelet, a “porte bonheur" (little thing for good luck), a wrist watch, gloves, etc, etc. Lord. I hate to take it all. hut y m just simply can’t protest. I get about as far as "But auntiehens. I can t have you— !” when zip I get a box on the ears and "Ne bavardez pas av. c votre tante (Don't try to argue with your aunt) mediant" (bad boy ) “Je vous ainie (I like you) et ea e'e-t asseg de raisons (and that is reason enuf)” And the dear little white haired woman means it and is as pleased as a child to "gatez" (spoil) me. as she says. You see the poor little lady has lost her husband in the war and her life has become so lonely I just humor Iter in her desire to have me for her “neve'i" (nephew.) And gay—she can hide the saddest heart under the gayest exterior and really old <Te enjoys if and loves her sincerely. Now miethyr know you’ll understand just how to take thjs this is no sentimental "old maid ease" but merely pure unselfishness on tantes’ part. 1 found out that I was mistaken about sending hocks home- the order meant, books from one place to another over here. Yes. I received cne of these facto send home for a Christmas package. but I gave it away. Not because ! wouldn't appreciate presents fro > home, but because for one Christmas at least I just want ’.he spirit of Christmas and not the presents. So send me a little <ard or something and some good long letters and I'll bo o. k. Ha! I have thee at my mercy now villains ,qnd you must do as I sa/. because Uncle Sam says We moved to some uew barracks the other day. There are four of nin a room and all my “comrades" are good fellows. We have boxing gloves a mandolin, magazines, electric light, good mattresses and pillows, water hot and cold and a bath. Not bad. ah. I have converted two of my roommates to physical curture and we regretfully rise fr< m ye humble couch at six and take a morning hike. Besides wo exercise at night. I told Gregg about the pe-’ch of a swelled nose I got from boxing. Well the next night for revenge I knocked a guy on his "rear view" right, cm top of his cot and now the cot sags fierce in tne middle. He swears his chin touch ’s bis toes when he lies on his hack. Ah. we have good times, we fighting Quartermasters!!! I have the iiiiest book from the library now. It's called 'in God’s Great. Out-cf-Doors." Why I never dreamed of what beauty,l was missing in common every day things till 1 read that. It's a shame Gregg can't read it i'.n sure he'd enjoy it so. Do you know one of the biggest pleasures I'm looking forward to? Well, it’s merely t.i go cut to the woods with those (ramps (Gregg and Hurry) and cook beans and watch the trees, and lot the big world go to thunder or whalever else it wants to do. Shoot, tiie greatest pleasures are the simpl’-t I and the biggest thing in the world is | the Golden Rule.. (If a fellow would I only remember that!) But ideals are [ideals, and easier written of than lived, yet I guess if that wasn’t the ease they wouldn't lie ideals, for (h y must necessarily be in advance ' f realities else what, could we steer town rd. Well, I must get io work. (Isn't that a good article in the Sept. American Magazine about how to cure worry.) With lots of love, I am Your son, CLE.

“IT’S WISDOM TO BE CAREFUL’’ j You will be wise if you call The JaiSsTn I now and pick out the piano The A> g. Chase ! you are expected to buy for gM'* The Adam Sdhaaf, the ori.| Christmas. We can show & ginai Schaaf made in Chi j ? w I cago. you different makes. The Matchless Milton Pia M I ■.""Ad' Johanna Gadski, the world-1 amous soprano, r ecent1v P aid a splendid tribute to the Matchless Milton piano. gaU Madame Gadski, who is a great favorite at the Metropolit an Opera House. New York, is an artist who is in the / verv front ranks of the wor,d ’ 8 s reatest singers, and is -7 // v ■’ 1! I naturally a critical judge of piano quality. Madame J'/T ! V Gadski’s opinion is therefore a strong recommendation ||| ig for thc Matchicss Miit ° n piano, //TI O XjJi' Come in and hear them. The prices are reason- * able, we can prove to you. Yager Bros. & Reinking ' TIIE UP-TO-DATE FURNITURE STORE

I’ETHION FOR \ MA<M)\M ROAD, State of Indiana, ('minty of Adams, ss. B< fore the Board of Commissioners us Adams County. January Term, 19J9. \Y< . the undersißned. each and all of v. h '.u arc resident adult freeholders and voters of Jefferson Township and Wabash Township, in Adams County, Indiana, respect fully petition your h«»norald'- dv that you construct and < omplete a free macadamized stone road on the boundary line between Jefferson and Wabash Townships aforesaid over and upon the public hig-l; e.v situated on the following route, to-wit: Comment ing at the southwest « •;! - ner of section eighteen (18), township twenty-five (25) north, range fifteen <ls) east, running thence north on the boundary line between Jefferson and Wafiasli Townships on the line dividing sections thirteen (13) and eighteen <!8). sections twelve (12) and seven (7). and one (1) and six (6), and terminating at the northwest corner of section six (6) township twentyfive ’-’5) north, range fifteen (15) east, being thiee (3) miles in length. Your petitioners show that the Improvement prayed for is less than three miles in length, • a-nneds at both ends with a free macadam road, and a United States rural mail route passes over said higliway. \ our petitioners ask 1 our honorable body that said highway heretofore described he drained and graded, and that broken stone be placed upon the grade, and thai upon such broken stone there be placed stone screenings. Yo..r petitioners further show that the highway thus sought to be improved is a public highway already established, and in use and is one of the public highways on the boundary line efforson and Wabash Town-

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ships aforesaid. 'i Your petitioners further ask that said highway above described be l graded lu a width of twenty-six (2b) , ' feet, and that broken stone be placed thereon to a width of ten (!<•» feet. | ['and to a depth of eight (S) im lies atj 1 the si'les thereof, and to a deptn ot 1 ten (19) inches in the center thereof. Land that crushed stone , screenings he [ 1 placed thereon, to a depth of two (2)[ inches, upon such broken stone, that; 1 , said improvement be made a single < ’ I track, and that the name of said im- ’ provement be the ’‘Teeter and Barka-5 ■ low Road." That to pay for said improvement we ‘ ask that bonds be issued by tiie <oun- ■ ’ tv of Adams, in the State of Indiana.! 1 payable in twenty semi-annual install- | i ments or series, and so; the payment I ’ of whirl) we ask that a tax be I ' ied [ ‘ upon the taxable property of said Jef-[ • ferson and Wabash Townships afore7 -aid in a sufficient amount t" pay the , ’ interest and principal of said bonds as ; r i they become due. I That said improvement be mad- and 1 constructed and said bonds be issued and said tax he le'it-d upon tiie tax- ' able propel t\ of said townsnip in aeII cordanre with the a. is of the legisla--11 Lure of tiie Slate of Indiana, passed in a the year 1905. beginning on page 550. s and as .imended in the acts of 19v7, now in force, providing for the extene sion of gree gravel or nu«- adam mads. - and any and all other amrndmnts d thereto. e W" further ask that tiie Board take n all the necesa; y steps required i»> law - to have said improvement constructed and made as petitioned for hrvin. and t that the same b“ constructed without - 1 submitting the question of building - the same to an election of the voters e of said Jefferson and Wabash • • Townships. ;nd that Hu B .rd < <»n- - struct tin same under the laws of the

I State ot Indiana, now’ in son v. providing Cor (ho extension of free gravel or niaeudain roads hy township taxation. Itespeetullv submitted Colvin Teeter, George I'. Cook, D""I iel Brewster. Ja«-oh I'. Barkley, ReuI ben Myers. Bert Parr, J. <Phornas. t’ \ Neuens' hwander, Alfred Elliott, Samuel Teeter. 1. M I'ogle. A. " Seoles. I'red Matlhys, \\ GlunI. v. I> A. Aumple. A. Smitli. Job Yanev, Joseph M. I’eel, (leorge i Vumiller Jolin l-'arlo-.v. Crank Brewster. I. .1. Voorhees. W I'leeerans. Amos i l.indsei. Samuel IHill. T. (•’. Rian, A. ; C Adams. .1. T. Kelly John H. Rumple. Martin Reef. John ’l'. Ault. VV. M. Kerr I. II Orndorff. A. I». Bin kmaater S R I.inton. Hanlel Boyer, I>. \ I’asson. Jaeob Swartzentrub. I>. Barkalow. It. B. Kerr. John Brown. John !■’ Teeter, Han Cook, Jolin AV. Cook jtwob Cook. T. J. Williams. I', t llrh ker. v I:. M Illi. Christ Steiner Miehael Envd, Abe Kneuss. John Burke. Sol Habegger. John Franz. Kmil Pleuss. August Hens-lmnn, Etiirene K'.ienss. J. L. Love, George A. Stone Alonzo Long. !t It. Long. \A tn. Karlov,-. Cred Hann!. I’ratik Hlestahd. Sam Syldner, Peter llilty. R. C. Speicher. less L. Cook, A\ . A. l-leetxxood, Thomas Rawley. 1. X. Teeter. I>. M Teeter, Philip Kiefer, Jaeob U. Amstutz. Martin 1.. Smith. AVm. H. Lehman. John I'. Mason. This petition will be presented to the Board of Commissioners on Tiiesdav. Jiinunr., 7. ISHII. at which time the taxpayers of Jeff- ■ erson and Wabash Townships may appear and make such objections as I tlo- law may provide for. I JOHN MOSL'RE, Auditor. Peterson & Moran, Attys. 12-I& — o Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Merry spent ', evening in Fort Wayne.

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