Decatur Democrat, Volume 24, Number 28, Decatur, Adams County, 14 October 1880 — Page 4

•| he tlHbnuui Deimxriii). Montgomery, Alabama. September 22. -The Slate Democratic Executive ] Committee met to-day. There was a , full attendance from all parts of the State, including several memleis ol Congress and other prominent Demo crats. They unanimously resolved up on an address congratulating the people of Alabama upon their success ill the late State election, and the , hopeful prospects of tl e detuoerati< j party in the national contest lhev t especially congrate and compliment the thousands of colored voters v a openly electioneer! d and voted the Democratic ticket in view ot the misrepresentations of the southern < < moerats in the north. 'They aiinoiinc< ' the position of the entire demoertev ot the State1. That the Democracy of Alabama accept in good faith the result of the war. 2. Do not and will not ask for property used taken or destroyed dur ing the war by Federal or Confedeiati forces. 3. Have never and will never ask that Confederate soldiers be pensioned, or become in any manner a charge upon the Government. 4. Do not ask or seek the revival of any debt created for insurrectionary purpose, will never support any party or measure looking to payment of slaves liberated, or the dej riving of colored citizens of any political rights, but believing all the questions settled by the amendments to the constitution they desire to perpetuate said amendments and will maintain them in good faith. A True l.ady

Wildness is a thing which girls cannot afford. Delicacy is a thing which can not be lost or found. No ait can restore to the grape its bloom familiarity, without confidence, without regard, is distructive to all that makes woman exalting and ennobling. It is the first duty of a woman to be a lady. Good breeding is good sense. Bad manners in a woman is immorality. Awkwardness may be ineradicable. Bashfulness is constitutional. Ignorance of etiquette is the result of circumstances. AH can be condoned and not banish men or women from the amnities of their kind. But self-possess-; ed, unshrinking and aggressive coarse ness of demeanor m.\y be reckoned aa state’s prison offense, and certainly merits that mild form of restraint call cd imprisonment for life. It is a shame for women to be lectured on their manners. It is a bitter shame that they ' should need it. Do not be restrained Donothave impulses that need restraint Do not wish to dance with the I rince unsought; feel differently Be -un you confer honor. Carry yourself so ' loftily that men will look up to you for reward, not at you in rebuke Ihe natural sentiment of man toward woman is I

reverence. He loses a large means of ‘rrace whsn he is obliged to account hei a being to be trained in propriety A man’s ideal is not wounded when a wo yuan fails in worthy wisdom: but if in ‘»raee. in tact, in sentiment, in delie <cy. in kindness she would be found want ing, he recieves an inward hurt.— Gai! Hamilton. <

Chicago. The sale of Bromoline in the city oi Chicago, last year, was thousands upon thousands of bottles. Chicago is a first class city. Bromoline is a first-clas> medicine. Do you see the point .' It Bromoline had not been a good medicine for the Blood and Liver, the leading citizens of Chicago would not endorse it by using it as a family medicine We mention Chicago particularly, it being a Western city and Bromoline a Western medicne. M hen your Blood is out of order, your appetite gone, you tc ; 1 weary and listless, then try Bromoline and be helped. Sold by Dorwin A Holthouse. . ■ Frank Leslie’s Weekly. The only Democratic Illustrated' Newspaper published—-will be sent postpaid, for five weeks (until end of campaign) for thirty cents Agents wanted in every town. Send thirty cents for five weeks subscription or six cents in postage stamps for saw- j pic copy and illustrated catalogue. Clubs of four will be sent for five week.s for sl. Address Frank Leslie Publish ing Co., 15 Dey street New York. Spread Hie Good lew.. I, ks a family medicine and tonic, there f s no remedy at present giving such i ; •uVivnal satisfaction, and effecting so toauy cures, s Eclectrie Maters. Out report a lively Ann. at una hf c

to »upv>s *'« ca\\< Attacks. Rtomaeh. 'a.„ a \ Complaints. DiaWaev, Mw \ tv J Py yield to their curative <\waln\«. U, B»id by B. W. Sholty. Decatur. < John M..ran was under engagement t* marry bottle Church at .' indy Laue Ala. He deserted herand wentto live in an adjoining county. " hen told of kia perfidy, she prayed that he might be ■Aisled by instant death. It chanced that at exactly that hour he was killed by the fall of a tree. Lottie be litres that her prayer caused his death •nd is erased by remorse. A ww discovered remedy for M oraw jjCeripg from all others— it removes »e»t. Rinehart s Worm Lox druggist for them -

Ditch Notice. Notice is lieiel-y L iven, ll »t 0 " Jl ""' 1880 session of il.e Boatd ot I . n,n-.<ooo- . , uvt the coun j of Adams, Stale o' In t- - n .i a petition was presented by- ■«< I' h - VI Shoemake. et al praying th b->' ' " ; s-ablish Ute following d<scrit»-l cm >' taid comity of Adams lite comment-, tm-. t direction iiud terminal ion t eing: *e 1 ’•'* i n said petition, wit ch is on til-- in >!><■) Au trior s ’ ffi' e of said county. »s follows, to wit- Coonuneng twenty feet soulb and eighty r. ds ot iht- center ot see Hot. t.o’t. -.vet. C-D, 'o« > sb'P twen'y6vi. . >a.-. tlirntn (18) •«»'.<"' 11,1 landsol Ch- t. .- Ibmheldoffe- -In mews' on . the soi-ih Md.- of to.d on the said 1m l - tods io ibe center line of -an! section. r „, i, ~ ninth -.nd smith, 'hence east on ~ |. ~.. f Wm. I Uli w id-; i- S tods, tbei.e---l)0 !, ( «i hi-; io 'he uoitii si-lv ot road, tint,n east on the lands i.f Jt-hn Iteei-S > tods (hence north do diptei s east on t..e I-,,1 of Isn.-C )l-rb. ■ I AS! n» s theme south -ie- ries i»« I'-' io-'s. ikeni-e north 4-> d.st'es east 48 tons thence nor h 36 tod-, thence nuril. -• ‘ ' crus i as, 54 tods, 'hem - nottk 70 Ji s's ‘ ns’ tods.thro.glt Ibe bir.ls t ‘■••“ij.’C Pon’iu?. ilierce norui ltub 1,, . t bill it deques Wist 3'J rods, ilititt.- th s.legt. i.stlfflro.ls ther.ee lands or .1 so, !■ M SI Oeni.ki r, ( hence totfh 20d.ti.<8 e..-t H rods through be „■ John I l.tts'm n, th.nt-e north t,4 degtee.- .»«> 52 rod- -hence m-ith II desit.- 01*1 IS »»•••*■ thence noiiii 20 deW.-. 11. rods, lIK-t ie north 5 degrees w.x, 1- ibi.ngl. 'he lands of Amos Sututfe-, tl -o-e n.r'h 10 d.greet. e»r I’’ rt-.l* t|,e...-r t-tih ;; -f'g">- eas I b rod., il.t-m-e north ao.l.gt.e- east 24 mils, thence north .*-2 ileiir. »* -:s. iw.ro-ls, ib-ttee north 20 ms: I ri-ls through t lie lands ol Junes Mih' 1' thence north « degrees 42 t-i's II erne no' it 2« ■ --gree- eas' 40 tods tbim git 11-e lai ils of Cltu'ot. Pi.nll- „. ibrlii.- north & deg.res «e.*l 20 tods, □ t.r>li rs degit-."*. esst ihr. iiglt the lamia ot I'l.iiin 110 • r theme north (iti degtees. Oti* -li-t-t-e notlh 30deg.i-.-a east dCtrtlmii.ngh tie I»ml8 .tJ. Lu Snide*, thero- nor h 'J degrus east 4* r ds thence 80 degtecs oi.-f 30 rods, thence nnith >" degrees cast 18 rods, thence north 2 de-,-rees west 12 to s thence north 20 di gre s mt-t 36 1.08 tic nee m i'll 6 degrees east 48 tods theme nor b 71 degttes e.-ist 24 rods, through the land* of Jaeob Goldsmith to the WtiG.eh Hiver, where -aid

Idil. l. will ter. ...a e, know ■ »» the I of « wo mile cret k Said p. f lionets r. ll' -eiitmn 11.-’ ' la.np pin|. 1- ion of lan 'e 11-KHigt winch Slliii dilcll oiilpot. ore I tally Unj :<-,ll>C Live fur woo- ol jro|HT'liailK.’e : I- ' 1 'he eonsin.cl i.m -I a <!><• ” *‘ , e coh.l.irm.' of public health, convenience or welfuie. Lu' tin-same will be of public ben.fit m ■ ut.lily, ""I 'ha' such <lrntnageca. mt It ulm.ii.eri without entering upon an.l j.»s-ing ll.iongh the lauds adjoiuirc.theow.ieis.il . portion of which are unwilling io engage in >he enterprise of impiovr-uient. I '1 he 1> aid being satisfied that ihe pelll 1i,r,..s ha I. in all retp-ci- complied a ith ,|„. .ppxved M.reh H, 1*75, entolel > ‘A., act 10 I'll .Ide ownrrs 0 ». I bums 10 I d.yiii mil reclaim tlitin, etc, granted io prni.i of said peiiii it; and appointed John W Runyon,Join U Hair. an.. X thauiel I’. He.ston eiew.rs, who pro- ■ .led to view rhe proposed location ot s., d uilcli. and have filed the r report and isiimaie, and apportion.d the »»ik »<•-, coiding to 1 iw. and made ostl. to 'he mine and report the work '0 beof public bttie fit The following list shows the tracts or land lieneStirdd.y s»'d iniprovemen', ami; ’he owner* n »hp • <»t : Then "Hi W s qinrtr <»• t»» cl on '• • , lowi-sl- p 2-. o-nge 18, owned by C. arl.s , llei.-h. l.mtb iCmnm.m i. s at the cen'.r corner of sec- ; non .7. H.em-e e .si Ito r ds. thence south Sil 10 Is th. me w-st IbO. thence ..... I. 8" rods o .be place ot becinninr; ...w-usi. p 2'. noiih. range 13 ...si, owned by H.l lain Dunwiidi. Commencing at jo n' o«te ot 'he » oilbwe-f corner <»f he umibt*>t quarter of seciion >• wh>l. p -<» range 13 »h>i <h.-ue- fi-' ’>’• thence sinh ltmio.l- lie-..- we.. .1. .ode, thence noi'b Pit, IOS to 11..- p ... -of leginon.g owned . r.y Join. 11. •• I ('omn'teheing at 'ln* 10 Hi'-a-t corner of ihe no flieaM qil irter ol - < town-, 'sli'p 25 «'"f f rang' 3 ihence south

Oil rods, here.' W. .I 53 rods, thence l.Otth ■ 1 till rods il.rm-cea-i m the pbree of begin-I ring own.. I by 1... < Micl.a. 1 The ni.i'l w SI quarter, section 2'». :'.w.iship 25, range 13. owned by (< orge P. iri- ; us. Ihe <■».' half Southwell quarter, section 23 lownship 25, range 13, owtud by Joseph M .'hoeuiake ■The south west quarter of south-. i.St quarter srciioii -3, towi ship 25. range 13, . owned I■ v Joseph M Shoeinaker. The no -h w. st qu .rter south eas. q i r u-r section 23. township 20, range 1 ■>. ...n---ed by John Christman

The east half route-east quart- r siCHon | i 23. township 25, range 13, ow cd by Ainos ■ Stauffer. ( flic north-east qu irter section 23. town- ■ -l.ip 25, range 13, owned by James MeKelva. The somli hall south-east quarter section i 14. township 25, range 13, owned by Clin- I I ton Pontius. The tiorih half south east quarter aeoiion ' 14. township 25, rauge 13, owned by Philip i Huser. Thcnoith half souih-w «> quarter sec: ion i 13, township 25, range 13 owned by John | Snider The north-wtst quarter section 13, township 25, range 13, owned b» Jacob fl-dd j , smith. . . And those who are assessed benefits whose I land the said ditch does not pass through. Tiie west half north-west quart. i section - 27, townsnip 25, innge 13. owned l.y Miuer- ' ra Sales. The east half norib-wast quaiter section ' 27, township 25, range 13, owned by tiliia ’ Barnard. The eou.h-west quarter eec'ioii 2.. town- : ship 25, range 13, owned by James GlenI denning. Ccmmencitlg 'he north-west corner ot i the uorth-east'quarter of section 27, town- : ! ship 25 north, range 13 east, thence east 51 ‘ ] I rods thence souih 100 rods, tLence west 51 . ; rods thet.ee north io the place of beginning. ( [ owned by Edward H ■ Reed. Now. thcrefoie, be it known, that 'lie Board of Commissioners of the county of J ‘ Adams, Will grant a bearing on tl.s above | I petition and report on Wednesday, the 2bth , I day of December 1380. when a.I persot s in- ; : tcrested or aggrieved will be beard. All parties who claim ♦ompensa'ion for ' I land or damages by the construction of : l sai l work are hereby notified to make ap- t plicatiomin writing and file the same in the } office of the Auditor ot the County, on or f hetoi,-the lay set for the hearing of sud j 4>e ition and report. • G. CHRISTEN 1 t

V -Ji vr-Office Adams County, October t r 1. ,880 f TOTICE to non residents • Indiana, Adams County. Sa

n th. Circuit Court, September *»->«. w v _, W'» >»0.1409 AneltJobn Vt-v-o. V awn,. P< [t app- aring >’*wa , ,i->ve entitl'd CW"»e. thro i , u .chmt»t m rem, and John •love named defendant tv a non-res-.fbe State of tudi na Nolle, is there01 « -terebv given thhut be I* .nd «PI« r h ‘ , »" ' he Ho ,' ' indge ot the A.rtms-Circuit Con t, on the iie J,v „f.be neat regular term thereof, te be holden at the Court House in the town of LHeatue, commencing on Mitt or demure to saMcompUint. or ihe ' *“n" will b» *» J ‘ietere turd tn h.s »»J name, sod the Seal of said i Court 1-ereto.thxed, this U<h day ot sep.mber A I *<» BLACKBVRS. Clerk. ’ ‘ Sept. IfitK I* 3o -

/. -■ '-.bb- -■ 5 h AIARiAI POiSOhii The nil - i'll ot mm"? >, k - tt-H. m'th.st l.e yitit-1..S ..am-.g-n ' 1 , ,n . -.1 -offering. nd A b"'.'"-"/ b've iuj trout • H'h \ fife' 1 l'.‘ ' ■ '■'? ..,T.i Uiur > '.T K-guhv... I tfevf, »• Hii >i- i|T‘Vri' ill. All • “., h j : H•' i - 1 *” 1 •’ " ll,u ” MM.vlt'NS I.IVEII r.E'll. 1-' 1 1 ,l! t , |. „ ven with oifety amt the hapi-iesl ~e >ul *to the most del cate trtlaut. h takes tin- places Ot .ptit.iue and bitters of every Slit..! 1. t- A..-.! - t|.-.P""'' ■‘“' Jbeß ‘ luiniiy u>e«l ‘ ine in »h<SOI.II BY Al l- ORVGGISIS. '0 SUBSCRIBE NOW * r R Till Campaign Democrat! It W it! 4•onlsiin • l,, ‘ A er.»! IN UtVANCE, V» ill I’ay for •» ‘ 111 ' ncr (lit* J it cfiOHEVERY FAMILY IN TH" COL'NTY Should Take tlie Oeniocral l>uring ih<- Campaign. SUtoSCl’itoC Dff c»-W, Address. S. KAY WILLIAMS, Decatub. Ind. Friends, Homans and eouutiy men lend me your ears '. and we will endeavor to tell you of the merits of a medicine who.-e praises ate to-day sung by thousands. It is Dr. .Marshall's Bromoline. the Great blood medicine. If vour blood i» impure aud pimples cover vour face, take Bromoliuc. If VOUT liver i* torpid and refuses to perform its functions, use Bromoline. When the whites of the eyes turn yellow, the skin becomes flabby and dead looking, it is then time to •be taking something that will give you

the hue of health. That something is Dr Marshall s Bromoline, which we tell you has no equal as a curative atient. Sold hv Darwin 4 Holthouse. <Se[.l.) ELMIRA COLLEGE, rhiff college iw tbaraiiffbly himi-hed f<»r gh lie * wperit.i edncoti- n iu <’olir-iai. .nd EcUxtic "I Mnsh-andAr I • ’ -f' He' l ;; L, ttei.r it-. ,! >- : !•■■■'• «l l ' moderate. Nmmi FrcTuiogHen lUa \W• « ' »> l».. P»-iUeut, I' »r« K V ■‘Malt Bitters’ are a brain, nerve, and blood food, particularly adopted to

and warmlo lecommcnded by, our druggists and physicians for Gcnerrl Debit jty. Mental and Physical Exhaustion. Hysteria. Nervousness. Sleeplessness. Emaciation, and Dropsy. — W lilt' washing Played Out. Call on P. C Sehackley and have your Offices and Rooms covered with Alabastiae. It beats ealsomining. and

costs but one half. References : H ; G. Spencer and Petersen & Huffman IlOllce lu Fanners and l earn sters ! No more high prices in M agou M ork ; and Black-mithing in Decatur, as we j have adopted the “cash system, and ■ will do repairing from 25 to 50 per cent cheaper than any other shop in the | country, and will warrant our work as i •rood as the best, as we use nothing but §Mt-ela«s material and well-seasoned | timber, and hire our hands by the day. instead of by the piece, ,o they nave no interest to slight their work. Look at our prices as compared with others and see what you can -ave : Good two- ■ horse wagons complete and warranted : for one year only S6O. Heavy twohorse wagons. $65. e are manufaeluring hand-made top buggies, good, rubber top. 2nd warranted for two years I For $120.00 on one y',"f. r s time. Also spring wagons from s6s.‘m up t..‘ *'* ) - Bgpairing a specialty at the follow-*! ng low prices o[B OTHERS PRICK. tUIABUE, oking wagon wheel 81.00. 4Do. sprint'win ni $1.60. $2.25.. $2 00. $2.50. , U?'s2.so. $3.25, v>, '*' i ryng $2 50 $325 Single _. *•. ra Blacksmith who has had 15 years \ Setting one set wagon tyre $1.50. S2OO. Laying plows. $2.00. $2.00. New horse shoes, per 1 pair 75. 00. Old horse shoes, per pair 30. 50. Plow work a specialty. We thank our customers for their liberal patron age and will try and merit a continuance cf the same, by doing good, hon-

est wotk at a small profit. M ewt!) take till kinds of Lumber in exchange I for work. We ask all to cowe and see I us i ■ tire getting work done and save j ' moii . Shop on east side Second st.. I at the old stand. J. E. Ellsworth A Co. Decatur. July 15. ISSO 8w Spcciul ittention to Pile* and tguc. | Dr. A B. Jamison wishes to say to those out of his territory of practice that he is treating all diseases of the Rectum, Blind. Itching and Bleeding Piles: also Fistula. Fissure and Ulcers. Treatment painless. It cures the worst cases. If you are troubled much with lame , back ct.me and learn the cause. The last year I have treated over a i thousand cases of Qhronic Ague from ■ six months to one. two, three and four ' years standing. With the experience of two years in , this place I can say I have a <"■ >) t and a nu< -m• for Agio. Decatur. June, 27. nl2tuG. ■ lt« Just a Booming. Such is the expression fi om all druggists : ant! dealers everywhere who are selling Dr. Ki mi’s New Discovery for coutuimplit.n No like prepnrnti-n can hegin to have such an -xiensive aud rapid Rale. And why? >iuip)y because ot its truly woudfi ful merits. No Cough or ('old no rnatteruf h<>w long standing or bow stub-I born, can resist ns livahng i|iialiu«s As ; thma. Bronchitic, ss. Hay E»vt-r. Pain in the Side <»r chpst >m4 difficulty ot brea.hiugor any lingering lisoms.- of the riirnat and Lungs rapidly yield to its* marvelous powers It wid poeilively cure ' and that where-every thing elav has fail-Li Satisfy yotiiself as thousands have a!re t[y ! done by getting of your Druggist, Dorwit & ; llohboust. a trial bo'tie for ten <•< nt«* or a tegular sifco buttle for Si For sab by DoKWI’. \ lIoLTDOUSF. Det-atiir Ind. 3 IX COT (not painted, White Duck) >2. b cSti. I" “’iji S . MX CANVAS COT iZ s i-'ft? .j. -j % ..MEAS \\2 CUH. FT. u M kes a perfect be<l. No mattress or pillows re- , q’. ti. Better th 'a a hammock, as it fits the body ft r '.intlv, tn i hrs straight. FoMed or opened in«t; ; Iv. Sei.-; tstening. It is just the thing for hotels. Gffic.-S, cottag<eamp<*meetings. sportsmen, £c. G<* d fur the lawn, pKt/za, or “coolest pl.ire in the house.” Splendid for invalids or children. Sent on o-reipt ot ’ price or C.O.D. For 50 cfs. ecttra. with order. I will prepay express to any R.R. station e?s’ of Mjssi’ sippi River an<l north of Mason and Dixon’s Line. Fx "5 <-ts., in Minn.. Mo. and lowa H ERMON W. LADD. 108 Fulton Street, Boston : 207 Canal St., New York; 165 N rm Second St., Philadelphia; U 4 MarketßL»Chicago. bMd run Cmci LAAo. tingll’wl

Cash Will Do Wonders! In buying goods cheap, and the place to giv* it h trial in buying GROCERIES CHEAP! — — IH AT — ▼ WELFLEY’S CASH GROCERY! A full line of everything in the Grocery line always on hand. A cordial invi tation is extended to all to call and examine goods and prirew.

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Ifi Effect Ort 3. QOIMG MOUTH. RTATIt MS. v '• WO. 3 WO- > Uiiitnuati Ril.awnd ? 4 ?.‘ Winchester J** 5 *2l . 12(l*pm AIM. P..riUnd ’iS" J 2 ?** Drratnr H; ‘‘ “ )|>*umo.ith * •*? , f>" Furt Wayne 2 4-» * 745 ‘ Fort Wayne ieuve 5 oft ’ Kendallville 4 ’*> J L'karunge **' ft l'> • Stuikri* S 3' u Kalamazoo , ’•“ ‘ Grand tUpids AO” 9 30* Grand Rapid- leave . ?o 7 t-fern Bi- Rap; Is * 10 ‘* * * Reed arrive. 1W loftft** I’ -Citr kwve 200 ’* I" '5 *' I ■ Cadillac arrive 45 ** lF»«pm Cu HlUc ’eave 345 Pft.Mkey arri ve **o ; GOING SOFTH. | l ffTATIOMJI. **’• ? I’ctoakey * J*® TravvraeCHy TiUilUc arrive B i.idiiiaC leave 33>pm ,1115“ •rrhe “ 5 01“ Rc-d City leave * o ? ow • Big ILinide : IS •» Il .ward < ity 7.. 2 Grand lUpi.i- arriv- « U 4 IS Grand Rapid* leave 7 jObiu 4 45 ' StniL- - - 1124“! K4O-‘ Ligr-xnge 1149 ‘ 9<C ** K idhille J’rpm Fort Wayne aftke 1 <» ' JTK“ F rt Wayne hate ;lu ” h 4 Mh M.miuouth 3fju* Jg M Deratnr T 4» Geneva 3<9 * *> 2

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GRANO OPENING! " To the People of Adams County. STR ASS. the ('lit! hi- r, and l ailor. No. 5 Keystone Block, r rWt ! I — LARGEST j3LINTX> BEST * Selected Stock of Clothing in the city, which is being -old at I bottom prices. — MERCHANT TAILORING o MY STOCK OF PIECE GOODS as large as the largest in the city, which will be made to order on short notice. Having done bu.-iness in Adams County for years I therefore respectfully invite all to call and see me in my new iwms/at N* 5 Keystone Block, Fort Wayne, 1 ndiana. I. Stra&s, Ibeatur. Oct 7. The ( i.<n ii in<

CHAMBER'S ENCYCLOP/EDIA. 15 Volw. Over 13,00 Piiges. Price "urlng July. 0.-25. Among the won Ic- ful things which hive been accomplished for lovers b<X>ka by the ‘Li'erary Rwolut i >n,’ perhap* lie most wonderful is the reproduction of this great Encyclopaedia at » nr- ely nom’n-ii cost It is a verbatim reprint nf ihe last English ediii >n, in fifteen beautiful to’umcs, ’ clear nonpareil typo. lian;b iuely b Hind in cloth, for $7 50; ihe same qrin’e<’ on finer heavier piper, wide ni I’gin- and botin lin h «ls Rossi i. gilt top price $15.00 The first ’ ten volumes are ready for delivery. Vol. 11 will be ready July 10. Th? remaining* volumes will be complete I by Octob- r next. t $6.25. An Amazing Offer. $6.25. The more widely and rapidly the. - volumes are -weltered, the greater is their in- ■ ; fluence in iod.icing other purohnerg of khi« and our mmy standard public:*: ions Accordingly we give special term, to early subscribers. To all, wlio‘e orders and money are received during ihe month .f July, we will ’ ’! supply the 15 volumes, iu cloth, for $6.25, and in half Rmnii, guilt lop, for sl2 50. To any one sending from any place, where we have no specif agent (usually the lead ing bookseller of the town >, * club of five order., we will allow a commission of 10 per ; cent. The volumes issued will be sent at once by express, and the remaining volumes when completed A specimen volume in cloth will be sen', postpaid, for 50 cents, or iu half Rutsin. ji'.t tep, for $1 00, and may be r.-'urned at once, if not satisfactory. The -‘CHAlarg's b-CACi.oi-xoia ’ comprises the firs' 15 volumes of our • Library of Universal Knowl-dae. ’an I th« remain ng ffllqtpe’ complete in themselves, will be sold separately when published. dard Booßs. Library of Uniuerbn* Ki ow’edgt,‘2l vol«., Stories and Ballads by E. T Alden, illus., sto 50. 50 cents .Milman s Gibbou s Rumt- 5 v■>!s., $2.5b Acme Library of Modern Classics, 50 cents .Mucau!*y'» lli-tory of Er g!-»nd. 3 rols . American Patriotism, 50 cents. 5«) Taine k History of English Literature, 75c Mactulxy m Use and Lettei-s. sf' cents. Cecil’s B<x>k of Natural History, sl. Macaiil «y s Essays and P )'-r.i«, 3 vols . y 1.80 Pictorial Handy Lexicon. 25 cents Chaflß be i* d EncjfHpi adi . vs Eng Litera Mayings, by author of Sparrowgrass Tapers, turr. 4 vole . i'2 50 cents. Knight » Hia'ory of | Plutarch's Lives of Illa* rioua Men, 3 vote., Kitto's Cyciopreii* of Hit), la’eraturg. a $1.50. vote . $2. - Geikie ? Life and Word’" 'htis*. oOdenis. Rollin s Ancient History. $2.25. Young’s Bible Concordance ; ’ll (M)0 refer- >tnith Dictionary of the Bible, illus ,90 cts ences (preparing) of Flavius Josephus, $2. ; Acme Dib-ary of Biography >0 <cnts. < omic History of the U.S., H pkins, illus , ; Book of Pableo. Jiteop. etc , illus .50 cents. 50 cents. j .Milton a L'amplate Poetical Works. 50 cts. Health by Exercise Dr. Geo. II Taylor, 40c j a Ccmptete Work?. 75pents. Health for Women. Dr. Geo H. Taylor, 35c Works of Dante, tranii te l by Cary.JOgl*. Library NU/ajine, lOcents a No., $1 a year i Works of Virgil, irons ue i ny Dryden, 4<*o Library M 4g»»iiie, bound Fqluircs 60 cepts i The Koran of Mohammed, by Sate, cents Leaves from th© Diary of an Old Lawyer $1 ! Adventures of Don Quixote, slius., 50 cents Each of ho above bound la cloth If by I Arabian Knights, illus 50 cents mail, pos’age extra. Most »f the books are * Bunyan •< Pilgrim s P j ;I!ih .50 cis. a | Bo published in fine editions and fine ; Robinson ( ius »e, illn* ■> •; ents bindings al higher prices. ; Mqnchaus n and Gulliver s Travels, i’lus ,! vn-r- Descriptive t afnlocur and TeruiM to Club* »r«t free on request. Remit by hans drift, money order, registered leper, er by expre«s. Frac ionsof one dollar may be sent in posi.ige stamps. Address AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE, J -Ilk B.ALDEN, Manager. Ti tbtlilf Hllllding, A'fir I’ofb. A / ’ 17 V / ' I I? Boetoo, 11. I. Hasting.; Philadelphia. Leant S Co .1 1 11. At 1I , , ' H ■ -'■ krket : ludm, -r . I- - rn BHu,nr< V l‘o; Cleveland, loghana, Claike X C>; Toledo, Browi Eager k <u ; i hicago A den &< in mu .Iler town" the leading Bookseller, only one in a place jy!s v __ I c

|HESn I BUY A HOME IN MICHIGAN. | $5 TO 110 PER ACRE! I siren? Soils! •are<ror*f Kall road I through Center of Land*, ileal thy I < !• mate. Sehool* and < hurcbe*. Infl tells scent Population. 'jUCHEST REWARD TO FARMERS. I »re a ]<>n< dstanc* FaM of the ■ Large amount saved In ofcr,.ps. Descripid German.

MONEY TO LOAN By the i nion Central l.lfe Inmri anre Co. for from one to fie. yearn al F per cent, secured by first lien on real es- . } rate worth double the amount of the loan ; > ..elusive of improvements) Hr ciUry. n wo romtmsetoa, and your mortgage is held s here within a tow hours ide of your own home. If you lire, you are here to look ' after it yourself; if you die, you have mad* provisions to pay the debt yust where yo« contracted it. For further pwrtiei lars.sp> Ply to A Mew B |LLM AM SKeavgfin tviaWß

WOQLE?: HDIISE! ft. order to accommodate the public iu gemral I have made nrrangewente fordoing all kinds ot FACTORY WORK, Sncl i as CARDING, SFINNINCji ETC., ETC., On the Shortest Possible Notice, and All Wort: Warranted. 1 also carry a first-class stock of Factory Goods, such as Single. Double-Twisted and Fancy Yarns, Flannels, Jeans, Satinets & Blankets of my own manufacture. Also as large and complete a stock of DRY GOODS, as can be found in any establishment in Adams county. OUR MiLLINE , t DEPARTMENT I * Turns out Superior \\ ork in every particular - .... — 1 also car ; complete stock ol FAMILY GROCERIES. Highest price paid for WOOL and Country Produce. Give me a call before Purchasing elsewhere. JOITINr IBITITSrCS-,

May 5, 18Sa Odd Fellows Block, Decatur. EXECUTORS’ SALE! Rv virtue o‘ i>» - « 1 ■ni • El Z nissevraun »en., dec* *-e«l ib« nndrraigued ex«-cu’or«of iheisi.i*-. wh 1 . On and after May 20th, 1880. sell »t j ; vHe ' il»* » 1 s ffi < •'» v Q..:nn, tn Dvai-«r, Indium, '.he 1 following described real rMMr in Ad uu-t c<-uu ; \. *L*te wt Indiana. Ao-wit: In lots Nos I. -'. I ~ 7. \ • I I’. '• 17 3nd IR, a* designated .n ht recur I.* ; 1- I . iJOd ’he t-w iof Decatur, ie «xid A«latns cw»-iy Al* •"< "iml* ■ >w» < in r « • gmsii of Devitur. \tee " a 7 >nc I' ' ’ 1 •>» k • • iihr ha’ 1 ’ ten i :ill of said

i lot 17 north of »I m ira wn 1 ,u. . • » i.i-ryl *<• 1 br wrs -. ii righ' aeglee wrh .Mercer >l»tv . \te •>;. m • ' n. 1 P' in *a;d t wn of Decatur, I pnrt Ih?ke.t ro w I Core- • nn ncitig Ht the noi it: O'l c r.t ■•-. of ?ii I • H- * i uu tuber a, ibvn.e n uth ib'tig Mar. <ei street 2‘- rods, i eno -a -• :H »i/' t •* w . lirst line elev-n II rote. the not ; south parallel with M ’c« ; street 2’2 r P-, ? c-nfelrtvn role »o the place of begin- ! n ing. And also the 10l tewing described r os’ate of said testator sit'»a»e in the county lof Van Wen, iu the siaie 1 Ohio, to a The southwest part of ’he southwestquarg« OM ' (1) east, sam-' betng all ihat part of b -.4 qa mer 80'iih us ihe >•. Marys River. And also the fjilowiag dt.- <- i t I -w* The w»st half of the n- rr west fraclioe al quarter t f -cv: .t w ' 2 n ■ wt.-’iif fnir I south of rang* one t 1 in said Mer. | eer county, Ohio, » antaining >.i : ! U-ltM aeres, i ter- <,r le?s. Al>.h!. side us southwebt quarter of said -ecii n ti tn er tw.' 2 , tn said < wnsh’tp, range andcouai ty, cont Ainin/ *''' -n - n. r 1 wp trter f s ". n number ,n said Mercer county, contain:ng* ghiy ••cr» - m »; eor ■■ ss Also he following <1 • ' i deiri sai l Mercer county s.ate of •Ohio, to wit: (’• n > i.eing d the nontmesL corner of tbe h»hi heast quarter of fraceaet, thence running ‘ : '• <*' •f £ I f ’inn ii quarter section eight and ! 031 chains, thence e.»st . r -Hii the . .•mid me gix ■ chains- to the west g deof Charlies Ri servo, hen. . .th ui ng ihe we») -ilde of Charhe - Reserve right and 83J-100 ch-tins to the nor: . . refill ' r he. ist fraction-*! quarter <»f fractional sect i n twelv • *r > Cnng ilh* norlb hue >f sai l f .-(i'-ua! qua* ter section six (6) chains to th»- place of begloainz, containing five (5) acr«s of tend. Also the foU< wing, to w 1 rasi ;;• ti. *outh qu irter of *• i>n No. ibree (3), in township No. four 4 - frangeone I) east, coutaining'eighty acres, nieri or less Also the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section No. three • 3), township Nc. four (4) South of range N\ one ’ •i* , containing forty acres of land, more er ; less Also the northwest quarter vs the s quarter of s ciion No three f3in to ship No. four (4) south of range ano (!) east, containing 40 acres, more or less. TKBMS OF SALE. All said real v ite will be s I in j . « as < wh dc.tnd upon such terms of p»’ ' tnent as the undersigned and the purchaser maj igrtenp-u AH thenl*'ve descri'ed and ia \ i'aud Mercer counties ie in two farms except 5 acres. Th*' farm know; ; ihe Puedy farm contains 34^acres; about lOOacrvs : cleared; 2 new dwelling bouses; under good etihivaiioiv The Crist farm contains acres, about 100 cleared and under g>ud cui ivarion; good house and b«rn and g axd w»H of water. WASHINGTON STEELE, ) J Exepussa KU UIMMEK.MA.N, JK , ) STUnABiKE* &Qi ixs. A tornej* loc E»ec r. [22»pr2fl«, t« I a / -31111 b y ‘ ■ dllllK -- »'.t»li.Ußilpi ■ W I ■ ---X Ofc 1 K | THE DOCTOR’S TESTIMONY. i A. 8. Russell, of Marion Wayn -ntirv. N\ . mavh: The wonderful su* cess of Thomas'Eelcctrk-Oilin all of .aente and chronic inflammation Sh. catarrh, bronchitis, lame ba-k. etc., es i llu ihuiaml f/fr ’I v<ry great. THE DRUGGIST’S t'£iiuni sd Feb Ure Messrs. Foster. Milblrn 5; Co 11. ur .ir;_ o- - -! T!.--u. i- !'"■ p are '-H-atitied m inform vc-i that e ’•■-■•k th- a-, rtcy. three month.- ago, for the introduction <-f !•:< leet;.-.- Oil our very large saitv prove conclusively •■■flL. J mind-, this r.-n.> iy I. -- . .via- :i.i i.t- as witnessed by the Jf its virtues generally known. 1 ours, truly. g J), tiers ill Drugs and SltrgicwS^aWMKLW i>> OotnHi x ISoUIk ii»«'. oecattir. In * ' 11 - - l