Decatur Democrat, Volume 24, Number 46, Decatur, Adams County, 17 February 1881 — Page 2

|Mil— —MmwfthiiwTii n~ir~ - ~ —-— -■ -- - -*- - m — THE DEMOCRAT. -•------ —'■■• - Bl S. RAY WILLIAM* fmuMs: $1.50 a Year in Advance. 9iC4IW /jUMAITA, CkORSDay, Feb. 17, 1881. —Gen. Hancock will probably be present at the inauguration of President Garfield. II - ■ ■ 1 “The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Goreruinent. by JEFFERSON Davis, is soon to be issued. At the municipal elections in Pennsylvania last Tuesday, the Demo crats elected mayors of Philadelphia, Piusburg and Erie. Eckley B.Coke, Democrat, was elected State senator from Wiikesbarre. AU these were successful only through handsome Demooratia gams. Did we hear somebody say the Democratic party is dead . Hon. Fernando Wood, whose death occurred at Hot Springs, Ark., last Monday, was a life-loan democrat. He was born in the year 1812, of Phil adelphianand Quaker birth. At the age of eight years he went to the city of New York; at nineteen he began business as a shipping merchant, and in nineteen more years he retried from business with a handsome fortune. He was elected to congress in 1841, and served in nine different congresses; was elected mayor of the city of New York three different times. At the time of his death he was chairman of rhe house committee on ways aud means, tho foremost position otf the floor. Q a r journalistic joru.heroi the Greenback organ at Biuiftm is as wild and irrational on the financial Question as Jack Stcdabaker himself. He wants to discuss the question with an effected view of enlightening the public, and all that sort of scuff. Now, Bro. McMahon, let us get down to the real subject and see what there is in it. To begin with (First.) you favor a greenback currency, and t&eeond) favor the issuing of that currency by the government. Now there are two points upon which we both agree. But here is where we differ: Tue government has obligated itself to pay off certain obligations, or debts, if you choose to call them, in gold coin. We believe that to be a sacred obligation, the violation of which would be nothing more nor less than repudiation. A e are willing to admit, however, that the manner in which that obligation was contracted was a very questionable one, but the people’s representatives in congress passed the bill that made the obligation one of law and it must now be accepted as a saored one ; and the person who would repudiate it has not the credit of the government at home and abroad at heart. Let the finances alone. They are all right now. Everybody is prosperous; there is plenty of money in circulation; every man that has anything to sell gets a good price in cash for it, and what more do you watt? All these things wers brought about by a Democratic congress; the “dollar .1 ..I saaa rpi d and tue DAocratic congress, and also over the veto of a stub executive who owes his title to a band of as desperate thieves and rase ria as ever disgraced a nation. The greenback party, as we have sai l many times before, is lead by enthusiasts; they smell strongly communism, and it would j>e a sorry thinu for this people if their wild ideas should ever become the law of the land Pleasant llHls Items. By Mollie Stark, jr. W. 11. Worden is preparing to build a new brick dwelling. G. W Archbold is having a splendid tr.-i ic. t rive him a call. The saivon at this place is busted for want of hard cider, upon my word. Dayton Steeler is teaching in Blue Creek township, and with mush sueCCSB. Dr. J. C. Harper, who has been sick fur the past six weeks is slowly recovering. A* The Baptists are holding meetings at present. Rev. Rockard preaching. Mr. R. is a good speaker as well as a good man. Humpy Fristoe may be seen every Saturday arranging a conveyance for his “infant” son Albert to go to Salem. Al is a good and successful teacher. The new bridge across the St. Marys at this place is completed. The old bridge was sold to the Superior Counciels of P.ea ant Mills to be used for side-walks. DEAD DOG. A TtiTiiiC Z».a i lie iia a ailing island Pit. Gotten up for Hie Delecfatiun ol a LUHtr Order ot Animals. Ni.w York, February 14.—A great dog light that sporting men had been talking about with lively expectation for many days, took place on Long Isl-1 and. Toe dogs were from Philadel-! phia aud Ne w York, and the articles of i agreement for the battle were drawn 1 up and signed a oat six weeks ago. It * was known that Tom Sylvester, a dog i( fancier of Philadelphia, had matched j his dog Paddy, of English bull-terrier I breed, against Charley Conkling’s Toby , F for SSOO a side. Paddy's regular weight is twenty seven pounds, but one of the j conditions of the match being that he i would enter the pit at twenty-ooe I gi pounds. Great pains had been taken l u t to reduce his weight. Paddy is an im- at ported English red aud white dog. with at a cherry-colon d nose, two years old and has never fought for money in this country before. Toby was aiso imported from Eng-1 land. He is a brindle and white, fee- i ' Jr formed and high atatiouod. but by L •«,’ side of pa !y he iteemed s aaiL j i Hie regular weightis twenty-five pounds. > t He hud been well-cured io:'by competent ' traiser-'. and was iu excellent condition. I'cl-y is throe years old aud had fought. two hard hattii** before.

luarfcn—iHmsw*wit:. • asa ii— wi', Both dogs tipped the scales yesterday at twenty one pounds to a hair. Two hundred aud fifty persons ussem- : bled in the pit at noon. A well-known sporting man from Philadelphia was agreed upon for referee and time-keep-er. The betting was lively at SIOO to $75 on Paddy, with many takers and much money was staked. The opening of the battle was excit- . ing. The dogs rushed together with loud snarls, every muscle rigid, and ! grappled with the greatest ferocity. The sharp teeth were quickly put to work, and the sharp snapping of the strongjaws told how desperate the fighting was. The dogs stood up and wrestled like alblets, for the advantage. Vvilhiu two minutes Toby was thrown ( on the floor, with Paddy’s teeth fastened iu his throat. Toby seemed to enjoy the shaking he got, and was soon ’ upon his feet again, but the strength ’ of his auagouist was tco much for him. and Toby went down again. All the ' while they were biting and tearing each other. j After two hours’ hard fighting. Toby turned the tables by throwing Paddy, , aud boring his lance-like teeth into his throat, shook him violently. To vary ’ his manner of fighting, he occasionally dragged the Philadelphia favorite , around the pit all the while, inflicting .. dreadlul punishment. , Three hours had pissed when Toby ] bad the call at SIOO to S7O. After , four hours had been spent the dog.g backed and dodged, let go and got new j holds with the skill an 1 wariness of . catch-as catch-can wrestlers. At the J end of four hours and a half both dogs e were nearly torn to pieces. f At this time the Philadelphians j were jubilant, as they saw Toby begin , to weaken again, although he had a tight hold ou Paddy's jaw Ihe latter had Toby down, aud dragged him , around the pit to “ corner. There i Paddv broke Toby's hold and caught . Toby’by the throat, evidently deter- , mined to choke him to death. Finally Conkling to save his dog Toby from being killed, offered $250 to ’ the backers of Paddy to make a draw | of the fight. Toby was I ben lying almost lifeless in the pit. (. onkling s ol- ' for was accepted by the backers of , Paddv, with the proviso that Conkling ’ should let Paddy have a- -;.:>-.h. This i was agreed to. and Paddy was taken , up Ij/his handier and sponged, off and , then letlouss, lie rushed over to Toby’s corner apparently as strong as ev--1 er, while poor Toby was lying nearly . dead, The referee decided all outside , bets off. Tho tine of this desperate was five horn's s#d ininutes ’ This is the logest nfight on record exi ec-pt a fight, that occurred twenty-five [ years ago in this city between Harry . P. Jennings’ Glasgow Billy and Hughy ' McNulty s dog Lew. This fight lasted five hours and twenty seven minutes, . and was won by Glasgow Billy, After the fight Toby fell into a fit and died. Rt-KUs Speaks.—o.ie bottle of your ‘ Dr. Thomas’ Eelectfie Oil restored the voice when the person had apt spotffin above a whisper in five years. Sold by Dorna A Holthouse. , A Little Learning.—A little lena is a dangerous thing, particularly when ' dabbling in Medicioes; far better to use r a well tried aud established remedy ' tits-e Isetifaigh'. Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns. a„-l all the His that an American Sovereign is subject to. Price, 50 cents, trial size lOcents. Sold by Dorwin A Holthouse. vTOTICE TO NON RESIDENTS. ' 2s — The State of Indian*, Adams county, ss in the Adams Circuit Ceart, Fea’y term ISM Jennie Spillman, | vs. j Divorce No 1469. IT a. B. SptUai iu. J It appearing from affi'l ivir, file-1 in the above entitled e iu.-e, fiat Wm. B Spillman Ihe abv re 11 all i-fe ii> it sa nou-resi-ileut of the Sts e of ladbv . t. Notice is therefore hereby given the sab! ! Wm B Fpillma-.; tb.t he be and appear before >he lion Ju Igr of the A l i-ns Circuit Court ou the first .’ay of the neat, regular term thereof, to be holJen at the Cut t H use ia th • town of Dee itur, j c .u.rii'i; ug on Mo id ay, the 28th day of I Febrii try, A. D I dni,»<i 1 p <u.l by answer yr -leißtir tu stitl c of juuj? I will be heart! an i dettfrinsas.] ia his ah-< «-oee SY itnesg my name, ai.'O the S«d of su’d j Ct-iiH net- to afhxed. Lhts 12:1s -Jay of Feb- ; rikdry, A. D. Ixßl N li LA. K 3 U RN, Ohi k. | Febt.iiry 17, 11 —46*3. Fpanes t ilooper Alt ys for j 4 I ff. ’ SALE OF DITCH, XTOTICE s hereby given * hat the unlersignpd has h*-en notified in wriuog > by Cargo Andrews, a bind owne<*, and | person’.uteresed in the so ctiled Lister ' 'Hich, situated in IFashingfoa tociship, I A'iams Co. that the following naiue i pe s >□ i 10-wii : R lia <\>lo tin, has f tilt-d to pro- | t he excov ition or cgub rujtiou of such ; part of s,vd ditch as was apportioned o her respinively by the viewers, appoint- | ed according to law. in she miauer hbA . time sp ‘cifie I in he ivp.irt male by viewers. 1 shall, liieref. re, in p:ir>uao *• i of Sect ion !2 of ihe Ditch law. approved; MtrchD. 18’5, oo Ff. iay the 18ih diy ot j MarcL, 1-SBX, iil 2 o’clock 1* M.. at the : Cour? House door in Deeaiur, let io the lowest and best responsible bidder,the ex- 1 oavation and coast ruction of so much of j ibe Maid Lister ditch as deeeribed bdow. to-wit ; From Station 130 to Sta ion 138, being 800 lineal feet apportioned by said viewers to Roseiia Co’hhin, haid work to be done strictly in accoid tuee wi h the sp-oificatious attached <o the report of .he viewers, fifed in th Auditor’s office Gt Adams County, Indiana Bidders will be required to file a bond, w><ll good and sufficient security, p tyar le to the abovo jeeutioued Roseila Cuicditi, K-jr the faithfui perfermanee vf‘ eaid work! within the time spvcifi i •«: Hie d.xy of ths letting. G. CHRiSfEX, b 35 Auditor Adams <’e. Audi o- s office, A .urns County, lad Feb. 17, 1881. OF ADMINISTRATOR j j Naeieeis herebv given that the underigued his been appointed Administrator fine Estate of Alien O. Neff, late of AdQis county, dscciscd- Tae estate is probbly solvent. WILLIAM 11 SiIHJCK. I Feb. 10. 1881. A-iaiiaisWa gp, I OF EXECUTOR. Notice hereby given that the under’tgacd hvs been Exocu or of the i last will a' -l a* H of WUiitm Mdlo'irG'. la v . Alt a< - o »n y, deceased I s fiuu u 1» *-Hveut.. | WILLIAM P. M ILLONEB, ! ttiecu or | j i Yuh icp £x. February W, 188J.—46wS.

■■l II in ~T~II -’’—y * TI—WWW . OTK'E TO NON RESIDENT. . : Tile Stale of ln-.!i«n«, Vlsms county, , I In the Adams Circuit. Court, February Term, 1831. » Henry A S <rg. Administra- j tor of the !•’■*cue oi An- l ? drew Soig. deceased, | 1 V.H. I F.zr. Cowan. Adminh'ra- No l l f »o. Un- of the >■ ttHte of John | Foieclocure. Hettinger, deceased, ] , L> wis J. Kellinger, * Caroline K linger, . Kellinger. J 3 It appearing from affidavit, .lied in the 0 above entitled cause, that Ret tinge), whose Chrulian name to the plaintiff is unknown, of the above named defendants, is a non-resident of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given t ie j said lL‘iitnger, whose I htisiian name . to the pl.”i-itiff is unknown, that she be and appear buforO ice Bon. Judge ot the Adams Ciicuit. on the first day of the next regular term thereof, to bo hollcn at h 11. ■ t'onrr House in the towo of Decatur, i, coi- nieuci.ig *>n Yi.ui'lay, the 28tu day of e February. A D. 1881, and plead by anr «wer or demur to said complaint, or the ® same will be heard and detei'Hiiued iu oer absence. / Witness my name, and the Bal of said Court hereto affixed this 3d day ot Febs ruary, A. D. 1 >Bl N BLACKBURN. Clerk. \ DD. ii ellkr, Attorney for Plaintiff. ' February 10, LSsJ. g ... —— ippsicuHosi for Liquor Sjicense To t’. citizens of Decatur, Adams county, ’ Indiana: 1 Notice :s hereby given that I, A Barthel, * will make application to the Board of Comor Adams eoumy, Indiana, at f ihetr Mux < stsuon, 1881, for a license to » sv*l sptrirti'. if-, vinou-’ ;n I malt liquors, in less quantii iesi h in aqu irt at a time to be S ■lr.uik wheie sold,a’ my place ot business, iu and nt th • building situated on 'he fol ’ lowing described premises, iu the town of i Decatur, iu A i ims county, and siate of ladmna, to-wit: Commencing at the north west corner of in-lot fifty (50) in the original plat of ’he town of Decatur, as the 1 same is destjrri .ted on the recorded plat <»f J ! a.id town, rm.n'ng thence t wonty-foar (24) t aud tbrve-fo irths (|) feel smith; thenc*. . one hundred and thirty-two; 132) let t east; thence north tweu v-four (24) and threeourths i : thence west one hundred ’'am! thirty-two (132ifeet to the place of > beginning. 7 A. BARTHEL. February 10, 1881. tppile ilion lor Ltquor L.iceu*e ’ i T-) il.e evize:.- ui Bu-.ia Vita, Adams l comity Ial::.n:i: N'..>isv . 1.-i<:-1 th it (. E irn»st L. [ i Th.'-.tipsoo, will ni.k.’ vpplioit.on to the £L».ird of Commi-.- ti.-ts <>f VLtms county Indiana, at their March sc-smn, for ' a lie -use tc sell ep riiuii.-, 'iuous and malt ' iiqnuis it) less-I untiti. s thm a q .art at ■ a tune, t-> be drat.lc .vh re said, st toy place . ot busiue-s, iu au-I >i' the hull iimr situated on the f.i'dowiag tlesorib-d piemises. iu the low . of thi-ni V-sta. iu A lam-' <-ouu ! y ' mi Stall.' of lirii.it;., I ■•> wit: iu 10l No 1 s.ven (7) m he tan of bust.; \ i-ta r EAKNBST L. THO'iTSON. r February 10. I bbl. ’ ReceiVPi’* *ule of is'al EMute anil Pero'itiai Property. Notice is hereby given that the under- . signed, receiver, appointed by the lion. , Judge of the Adams Circuit Court to , take cbarg" o f the property and effects of the late firn) of Rout, Eichar & Co., will sell at public auction, at the east door of the court house in the town of Pecatur, iu Adams county, Indiana on r I between the hours of 10 oclocka. ni. , ferty. to wit: i The southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section nine[9], in township number twenty-nine [29J north, of rang: [ls] east, in Allen county, in the state of Indiana, excepting four [4jacres in the southwest corner of said tract, owned by J. B. McDonough. Terms of Sal:-.. —one-third cash : one third iu twelve months, and onethird in two years. Deferred payment to bear six per cent interest and secur-. cd by no’es of the purchaser, waiving ail benefit of valuation and appraisement law s ; and such notes to be secured by mortgage on the pronertv sold. DAVID ELEY. Receiver of Rout, Eichar A Co. Feb 3, 1881. 3w. SHERIFF’S SALE Davit! iidal ikT.r, | I Febrnnry ; S’athiit.::! i*. iic ;<■€?., j- J Tvrm, 1880. I In fiit* A ’ ims i'irctiit Court, of Adams county, Indiana. j By virtue fill older ■ i Sale tome dii and d«h dby thei lei kef the AdI ;tn* Ci lx. till Court-if er id dour.! y and State, i upun a j-ttendered at th- February term, 188 ’, of ihe s ii<l cour‘, I have levied upon the real estate hereinafter mentioned, and willexpoee for sale at public auction, at the east door of the Court ILmse. iu t he to v.of peentur. A It ms co tin- > ty, in i it: i. f wetu the IU o’clock ’ a. re., an i 4 o’clock, r . in. on Saturday. March 12, 1881. the rents til l proms, tor u term not to ex- j i cee-1 seven yetr-, ot the following dtscri- i i hod pre a aCb, sitaaeiu Adams couti'y, lnI di a u:i- t o-’A it: li:-. I nine (I- 1 . two hundred (2 j ij, twq han • ire I and thirkcu (213) and two hundred at: I f.’U teea 214 iia«he town oi Buffalo, i Ydams county. In liana. .LnJ, on failure to -’ealize therefrom the i . fu!l amcxyit of judgment, interval thereon i i and costs, 1 w il at the same time, and in i i the uianueraf resaid, offer for sale the fee j ! simple of th*- above .described premises.— j * Tak-n is the property of the defendants to satiny said urder «f sale. KRICK. Sh A<i ains Conn tv. February 3, 1881. IHtBLOEPh ■NG j. Meet .ill c j mpetition, both as to Quality and Prices, in supplying BLANK BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY At iViiolesalo. 154 Oak SI,, fOIiOOiO, Fehr ; '.-y lb, 1451.-47 a? 4 FPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR , Notice is hereby 2 V'-tt »h ti the under- j < siru»d U »m \dßiralot : ; es the ■ \»i J i .it-s F. Dyj- .jt-* of ’ ; v•;u y, dec**a-r<L 1 be- «*<t*L* I* prvba ly so’wut L iFAY LTTE \ Feb 1‘), IfebJ. Adm it: utt rar or, j

NOTICE SALE_OF Oil CH. [ N.dice is hereby giveu that thsigned has breo nolifieti in w.Cing uy <« ' | Syphers, a In-u t owti r and prtson inter-1 er.r d in th*' so-oalled Sypher< ditch, situ;)- I ted in Blue Creek township. A ■ that the fullowinu n .(n«*A p-rsuu. t ; William Porter, R. H and E. H Millwaii'i) Mary E Foreman, Samanth i Foreman, ! John " Foreman, Henry II Foreman, , William L For.-m-.n, LU May Forrwati, . Winnie A. .lann. Margaret Lydia Noting. Elizabeth J. Crandel, Mariah Engle, Hol well Me Albany. R. J- McAlhany, . ami Jans McAlhany, heirs at law of Hamilton McAlbiny, have failed to procure ] the excavation or construction of sucn part of said ditch as was apportioned to them by the viewers, appointed according to law, 1 ia the manner and time speified in the re- , port of said viewers. I sh >ll, theteforo, in . pursuance of Section 12 of the ditch law. j approved March 9, 1875, on Friday the 25th 2 day of February, 1881, at 2 o'clock, p. m., c . at the court house door in Decatur, let to the lowest and best responsible bidder, the f excavation and construction of so much ot . the said Syphers ditch as is described be > low, to-wit: r From station 15 to station 19, being 400 lineal f vt apportioned by said viewers to I William Pot’er. Also from station 23 to station 45, being 22C0 lineal feet, apportioned by said viewers to K H and E. H. Miller. Also fiom station 45 to station 68, being 2300 lineal feet, apportioned by said viewrs to Miry E. Forman, Samantha _ Foreman, John W. Foreman, Henry II 5 Foreman, William L. Foreman, Ida May Foreman, Winnie \. Mann, Margaret Ly- , di* Young, Elizabeth J. Cran tel. Mariah Engle, Holwell McAlhany, R. J. McAlhany, and line Me Albany, heirs at law of Ilam--1 Ilion McAlhany. I Said work to be done stiicthy iu accord3 anee with the specifications attached to the a report of the viewers, filed in the Auditor’s e office of Adams county, Ind. Bidders will he required to file a bond, * with good and sufficient security, payable f to the above mentioned William Porter, R. IL and E. IT. M Iler, aud Mary E Foreman, Samantha Foreman John W. F<» cman, Henry H. Foreman, W illiam L Foreman, Ida May Foreman, Winne A Mana, p Mnrznret Lydia Young, Elizvbeth J. Cran•lol, Mariah Engie, Holwell McAlhany, R J. McAlhany and Jane McAlhany, heirs . at law of Hamilton McAlhmy, for the ] faithful performance of said work wLhtn I the time specified at the day of the letting f G. CHRISTEN, Auditor of Adams County. Auditor's Office, Adams County, Ind. January 27, 1881. . for Liquor License To'he citizens of Dutur, Adams countyIndi iu.i: Notice is hereby given th it I, John W. Kleiuhvuz, w.ll make application to the Board ot Com uiisiorters of Ad uns county. Indiana, at their March session, IHal, fur a license to sell aprituunu viu ius and mab I liqums, in less quantities thnti a quart at a time, to be drank where s » d, at my place ot ims : n.‘ss tn a,rd at the ou; ding situated on the following describ 4 premise-*, in the town of Decatur, in Adaujs county, aud stat- of Ini iua. to wit: btnmeuciug sis y-eight aul oue-third (58j) fee. sou'h or the northwest corner ot la-lot number fifty four (54) in the town of Decatur, in Adains Ciuniy, Indiana, as the same is designated o i lhe recorded plat of Bltd IO7U, and running thence south seventeen and one-h iif f eel • thence east one hundred and thirty-two (182) feet ; thence north seventeen (17j) fr t; theme west ’ one hundred au « thirty two (182) feet to ihepla.eot beginning. , JOHN W. KLEINHENZ. February 10, ’BBI. ( ________: hibijDiOtSAsmyy BY DR. A. B. JAwiiSON, Mho Is permanently located at Decatur. «;stjU.-ctioH Guaranteed.’ JPILES-NO CURE, NO PAY' Os the many cases I am now treating and hive examined I find it a common notion of the sufferers “that they have the Piles. write, send or ask for medicine for the Piles You cun net tell, nor could I, if I nto n ♦ make an examintion. You wruldj’jst as likely be right to cal! ail i»uulde nf i|>e kectum C-mc.-r as to call it •be Piles. If ; u h ;ve a sore thioat jou deyire io know what kind—Dipther:*, Ton’illi'ia; if tever — Bilious, Lung, Brain, Typhoid, etc., then you have as idea of the dagger. Then why call -every trouble of the Rectum Pibs? Hundreds of young men and women xnd plder p *i- v u3 gQ iq th'.'ir grave from Reels! dis;useg—most likely Ulceration or Cancer—and the g-j calk'd Pue-s are not Neve s.y you have the Pika unless eo-re : phytician itils j--u So, or any other iliffi- ’ c !ty: and know bow high—oae, t<o or * ... . eased. One half of the eswea i am called on to examine or treat have no Pue» al ak. but a disease a thousand time worse I find many troubled with Piles, Tabs and Ul cj ration 1 have ve< to find ft simple case of Piles without ulceration. Dr AlLngham says ‘ Ulceration extending ahovf the in erail sphlact r. and treI qurnrty situ tied entirely nbovetha: muscle. lie uot so vtiy uncommon a d:svas.‘; it iwllicis gresi. j.-iy up tije p u-eu«, and, | if neglected, kaJ* quite incurable, and the p uient dies nf exh AUsfiox i>n!<rSS exitaordtnary n.etn.s »rv resorted to. In the earliest stages of the malady careful, rat.oual and prolonged treatment is uPen feuc.'-.<ul and the patient is resivred la health; I wish 1 could say the . h i me of the severe and long-standing cases. I Ulceration of the ree'um cun only be wistaken for mligitent disease. Ab the earlier pi inifestatk ns are fairly ■ amenable to treatment, it H of tie urjt-t’T : importance that the diseise should be | recogniz *4 early. I believe v to be malignant, and hive .CiSts that speak for tbems Ivea. If you h i-.vftny tioubie cjme in time and frn * out | your dang»r. 1 ind oui’how much yonriiead, memory, ' iif'AFl, lungs, stomach, liv-»r, ltiduey>, ; bawds, bolder, womb, b:tck an i legs ire ! troubled from your diseased Rectum. I er aid n "ie many persms tb.t I :in ! ■ now trcuUGT who lave some cneortpc' i organs dera ng I aa-i hive sp»r»t a grat i I’ deal of money to ho p.irpss-, because it ■ poes nat reach the cause es tronbie 1 Guarantee the Cere of Pilis. Should I fail, 4 will pay yctir Railroad and Hotel Bij js, return every eent you h tve paid, and nuike a piesent of Cxr Hundred 1 ollars Examination Lee to all. A. B. JAMISOM. M. D. Decat'ir. lud , January 27. 18*1. W'ema»’u Friend for slalif> n, ife and .Hollier. In a test of nine year* in thirty different States, has proved itself rightly ’ named. It needs n) Balderdash and Puffery, ' but only a plain introduction into a c>.i-:niunity, and always after it lives i and grower through the g<»l words of ! th »e who use it. It is a remedy for ‘ th -s - .I;’aint; (no Hieniioti nefidedf. peculiar t > woman, young or old. j ( Dorwtn & Hoaliousi .agetitg, I i

fifiifcT COST SALE or* BOOISand SHOES — -0u . rJ „„ „.... E ™' Tuesday, February Ist, 1881, Begin the sale of the entire stock of Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods , - » Th’*« will be ft r.ire chance for owned by E. Vonde,m " k^ Vln wtyne and vicinity <o SSCXTRE CHEAT BARGAIN'S the .lie Espeeial attention is caEed (o or S. n’: r and women s and he „y Sloes, all at actual COSY VRICE. HERE ARE SOME OF THE GREAT BARv-AI o. M . n ,. Heevy Boots, X 1 42. I Mender 800, s, $2 60. | Wotmn s Heavy Shoes, 90c, $1 08, I -■ E. VORDERMARK & SONS, si s „ .riiw me ««■>" >OT - 33

SALE OF DITCH. N OTICE is hereby given that ibe undersigned has been notified in writing by John V Colehin, a laud owner and person interested in the so called Lister diioh, situated in Washington low uebip, Adams County, that the following named persons, to wit: George Andrew- Nathan Andrews. Allis>n Andrews, Mary J. Andrews, Caleb Andrews, James Andrews and Jaiia Andrews, heirs at law of Thomas 1’ Andrews, have failed to procure he excavation or construction of such part of said ditch as was apportioned to them by the viewers J npp -lured according to la I *’, tn the iu inner a’, i t ine spe-ified in the report made t,r s ..d viewers. I shal , therefore, in pursuance of Section 12. of the Ditch Law approved March 9, 1*75, on Friday the IStb day of February 18*1, at 2 oclock P. M at the court house door in Decatur, to the lowest aud best resrtonsible bidder, the excavation and construction ot' so much oflhe said Lister ditch as is described below, to-wit t From Station 96 to station 109, being i:',ot» liueai feet apportioned by said viewms to said George Andrews, Nathan An dims, Allison Andrews, M-ry J Au tiretvs, Caleb Andrews, James Andrews and Julia Andrews, heirs at law of Thomas I>. Andrews Said work to be dons strictly in accordant e with the specifications attached to the report of the viewers, filed in tbe Auditor’s office of Adams county, Ind. Bidders will be required to file a bond wth good and s ifficieni security, payable to tr.e above mentioned George Andrews, Nathan Andrews. Allison Andrews, Mary j Andrews, Caleb Andrews, James Andrews and Julia Andrews, heirs at law of Thomas I’- Andrews, for the faithful performance of said work within the time specified at the day of the letting. I r G.CHRISTEN Auditor Adams County. , ... rx rr a. 1 Cl . I earl DITCHJNOTICE. Notice is hereby given, that ai the Decensber, 1880, \e?6ion of the Board of CommiNsi'oera or the Coumy of Adams, Slate I ot iudiaua, a petition was presented by , Henry Kohne, praying the Board tc eai tablibh the following described ditch in said County of Adams, the commencement, direction, and terrain* ion being described in said petition, which is on file in the Audi or’s office of said oonnty. Said ditch is located on ’he following route, viz: Cuiumenc’.! g 18 rods and 12 feci south of the aoutbeast corner of the northeast qu-irter of the southeast qu rter of section 8, township 27 north, range 14 east, Adams county, Indimi, thenae east 54 rods, thence north 10 degrees east 102 rods, thence north 2 ) degrees west with •be old ditch or stream 72 reds, 'hence northwest 18 rods, theuce north 12 rods, thence north 50 degrees east with the mean ioi ingso! stream or old ditch to a point 20 tods west of the southeast corner of the bou;fewest quarter of section 4, township and range aforesaid, thence north 54 ro Is, thence northwe*t 3d re Is, thenqe north 28 ■»''ctet-s west 30 rods, thence iu and with the n aural th ennel of stream or old ditch ■ northwest 00 rods, ’hence northeast ia the I channel to tbe teriniuus 66 rods west ot a p nt 80 rods north of the southeast corner : •j. ifie northwest nqarter of s«ct : on 4 afqrefca.J, all in township 27, range 11 oast. Said pet lionets representing ‘that a Urge proportion of the lands through which said ditch will pass are totally unpriaiueuve for want of proper drainage ; that »he construction of a ditch will not only be conductive of public health, convenience or welfare, but the entue will be of public benefit and utility, and that such drainage cannot l»e obtained without entering u[hiu and passing through the lauds ud j uuing, the owners of a portion of which are unwilling io engage iQ the enterprise ot improvement. The B ard being satisfied that the petitioueis ha J. in all respects, complied a ith 1 ‘he act approved March 9, 1875, entitled | ‘An act to ?n tide owners of wet lauds to; drain and reclaim them," etc, granted the prater of naid petitioners ; and appointed i Gtorge M. Haetling, llenry H Meyers and G ibr;el Francis Krn z viewers, who proceeded to view the proposed location of said ditch, aud have filed their report and estimate, and apportioned the work aeon ling to law, aud n\ade oath to the same an ’ report the work to be of public benefit. The following list shows the tracts of land ■ benefited by said improvement and ‘.ho j owners n.irucs: The south halt of the southeast quarter ■ section 8, township 27 nor th, rang*; 14 east, ■ j owned by Anthony Kuboe. The southwest quarter of the I . 4 ui’ter bt-c.i-u 9 ’ own ship 27 north,; angf* i ; il east, owueti by Ijeniy and Gerh.-ut ; K ■ >ue. The Gt.rtb half of the southwest quarter ! sec ion 9, township 27 north, range 14 east, owned by Henry Haackman, Joseph Haackman, John Haackman, Geibsrt Hasckman. Harmon Haaekman and Anna Haaokman, heirs at law of Gerhart H. Haackman. The southeast quarter of the southwest | qiiai’er seeii -n 9, township 27 north, range ' 14 east,owned by Henry Will. Cvfumencing 53J rods east of the south- ; west corner of the northwest quarter of Section 9, ihincen&rih 160 rods, theuce j east b3| rods, thence eouth 160 rods,thence ' to !be place of beginning, owned by Henry I an I Serb ir ixobue. ('crameGcspg at 'he southwest corner of i the northwtst quarter of «ection 9, thence ! r.c-rih N4r i||t*iirn eag fißl rod?. b*nce j south 80 rods, thrnce to tbe place of begin , nii-g, owned by Gerhart Hessler. Commencing at the nor-li*est corner of i section 9, thence east 53j rods, thence s uth 80 rods,thence wes? 58j rods, thence ; to tbeplace of beginning, owned hy Henry ■ Ctmti;-. ricii-g a- the ncrtbexrt corner of ! the nerinwe* qu>mr of betiiou 9, thfedco ; west 62 j rods, thetic* souH? rodl; i

’ thence east 53j rods, thence to the place o beginning, owned by Henry H , Magdalena and Catherine The east half of 'he southwest quarter* i of section 4, township 27 north, range 14 east, owned by Casper Eiling Commencing 44 rods east of tha northwest corner of the southwest quarter of section 4. thence east 36 rods, thence south I 80 rod*, thence west 36 rods, thrr.ee ic the place of beginning, owned by Casper Eit# i i’‘? 1 The right of way of T. I‘. & B Riilroad . Company through section 4, township 2| i north, range 14 east. Tbe northwest quarter of sect on 4| j township 27 nor h, range 14 east, owned I by Frederick Christi tner. Commissioners of Adams county on the public highway between sections 9 and 16 an I in section 9. The west half of the northwest quarter section 16 township 27 north, range 14 east owned by Mary Lengrich. The southwest quarter of ’he southwest ' quarter section 4, township 27 north, range 14 eist, owned by Michea! Meng. Tbe northwest quarter of the northeast quarter section 9, town'lr; 27 north,rangv 14 east, owned by Letitia J Davis. Now. therefoie, be it known, that the Board of Commissioners of the county of ‘ Adame, will grant shearing on tbe above ’ petition and report on Wednesday, ‘he 9th day of March, 1881, when ail persons interested or aggreved will be heard. ’ All parties who claim compeusa‘ion for land or JaniMgvß by the construction of s»itl work are hereby notified to make np- ; plication iu writing and file the same iuthe ’ office of the Auditor of the County, on or ■ before the day set for the hearing of eaid ' petition and report. G. CHRISTEN, f| Auditor Adams County, ■i January 20, 1881.—42w4. SHERIFFS SALE Jn< x>h Burkholder i Ab: sham H&rtO'l J In the Adams Cireu t Court of Adams county, Indiana. By virtue of an order of Sale to me direct- • ed and delivered by the clerk of 'he Adams ■ circuit court, of said county e.nd Mate, Up**?* t a judgment rendered at the September term. 1880, of the said court 1 have levied upon i the real estate hereinafter mentioned, and t will expose for sale, by public auction, at ■ the east door of the court bouse in the town ■ of Decatur, Adams county, Indiana, between the hour-of 10 o’clock a. m. anti 4 o clock I p.m. on Saturday, February 26, 1881. i the rents an 1 profits, for a term not to ex- ■ ceed seven years, of the following described premises, in Adams county, Indiana, to-wit: Commencing twvnty-two (22) feet ea«t of the southwest coiner of In lo’, number one hundred and forty-three (143) tn the town of Buffalo, running thence north one hundre I and thirty-two (132) feet, thence east twenty-two (22) feet, tit-n-.-e southoac hundred and thirty-two (132) feet, thence wes- tweaty-two t’22) feet to the place o: beginning, situated iu Adams county, Indians. Andon failure to realize therefrom the full amount of judgment, interest thereon, an 1 costs, [ will at the same’itne an t in the : manner aforesaid offer for sals the fee simj pie of the above described prem ,es. Tekeu as the property of the defendant to satis fy said order of sale. HENRF KRICK, Sheriff Adams Coounty, February 3, 1881. SHERIFFS SALE David Stulabaker vs Davidson Mattox et al. In the Alams Circuit Court of Adamscoun ty, Indiana. r>Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE Jto medirected and delivered by theCletk of the Adams Circuit Cour;, upon a jndg- | meat rendered at the St ptember term, 1880, : of said court, I have levied upon the real : estate hereinafter mentioned, and will expose for sale at I’ublic Auction, at the east I doar of the Court House, ia the town vs Deoatur, Adams county, Indiana, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock p m on Saturday, February 19, 1881, the rents and profits for a term not to exceed seven years, of the following described premise*, situate in Adams County, Iddiana. to-wir • The east half of the northeast quarter (Os sesrion twenty.eight [lß] and the west hr.lf of the siid n trilrea-t quart'-r of said i section twenty-eight [23], all in township twenty-six [M] north, range fifteen [r.] ' CjM iu Adams county State of Indian t. Andon tail-ire to realize therefrom the . full amount of judgement, interest thereon an J costs, I win a: the same time and in ! the tnenusr aforesaid, offer the fee simple of the aboqe des-rihed premises. Taken as the property of the defendant, to satisfy said order or sale. HENRY KRICK. Sheriff Adams County. i January 20, 1881. 42»3 : OF APPOINTMENT. ■ Notiee is ha.-ebv given that tbs under- ! s gned has been appointed administrator | o ; the relate of Ueorge Wurst late of Adams | pounty, deceased. Said estate is supposed jto be s„lv. nt. J.(’ TINDALL Adm .-. Fob. 3rd, 81. a44 j j VTOTICEOF APPOINTMENT. , -- - - — N’otiea is hereby given that Joseph ZZelm ; has beeneppoiaied Rxecntor, with the will * annexe! of iha estats ,of llturj Miller j hrte of V-han deceaied. Estate I is s :pposed to be solvent - N. BLA< KBUKN, Clerk, ieti. 3td, 81,

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