Decatur Democrat, Volume 26, Number 36, Decatur, Adams County, 8 December 1882 — Page 2

THE DECATdR OEHIOCRAT 11 . HI Jk MILL. F ai day, December 8 I What Can rtw »*«« « ? ’ V C T IL column in tins .&w?wl «e®« ÜbeWi npAn the shelf as Tn. Ocrat predieted '-^ e niefl so up” araUeriwg something about a boy , at bis house. But people think Kd. is off his base by the way he acts. Conoress eoavcaed Moaday, Keif- i er was in his place, and will wield I bis brief authority for a short time. The President’s Message recommends sweeping reduetions in the internal revenue just what Democrats offered to; do. but Republicans rejected. Tub Star route business W a kind , of half breed-stalwart jfight which political gladiators anxious for each other’s blood are ready to do. that the ‘ other fellows may die. They will make a' lovely set of brothers when the next political fight is on, and in their death they will not be divided Thb Statements pro and con of Dorsey, MeVeah et al in regard to the star route business is only valuable in showing the art of fencing. It is not; a discussion of the case that is wanted but as honest impartial trial, and an > honest verdict, after a truthful pres-; eolation of all the facta in the case. ‘ This, however, judging by the past is impossible. Mrs. Mary E. Foster is a candidate for the position of state Librarian She is the widow of the late Senator Poster, of Fort Wayne, and since his death has conducted the daily and weekly Journal with marked ability, ‘ during the recent campaign Those who know her best, speak of her as a worthy lady, with all the literary jnal- , flea t. ions to intelligently fill the position to which she aspires. Thk Demo- ! CHAT hopes “our members will re-1 member ber when the time comes to j aet. George W. Steele's alleged majority over Joseph S. Dailey is 333—Decatar Democrat. Bro. Hill, if your vest pocket etttains an alleged majority for Joseph S Dailey, will yon please be kind enough to exhibit it for the benefit of the public.! Qmt year whining or show up— Port land Conrrnrrcdal. Ip stating a fact is whining then I we plead guilty, Bro. Marsh. Alleged majority” expresses a fact The Democrat did not say directly, or by implication, that Mr. Dailey had a majority. It might be inferred that i Steele’s majority was of the Dorsey - [ Hubble character, and if such is the case The Democrat has no desire to modify such inference. The Kokomo JHrpateh reproves the ladies of the Women’s Christian Tern- i perance I nion, for their resolution of endorsement of George W. Steele, in > fitting term and considerable length 1 The frinpatch discourses of the cbar- i aster they endorsed as follows: On the other hand, the Republican nominee. George W. Steele, was a man , who had never taken a stare! in favor of temperance or any moral reform He was an avowed anti-prohibitionist a dram-drinker, never hesitating to buy and give intoxicating ffejuors to the men, young and old, whose votes he sought and a man whose character for virtue and chastity was not a ove ; suspicion. Tho saloon vote of the district could not be brought to favor Dailey because of his known temper aneo proclivities, but rallied enrhusi astically under the banner of the immaculate Fteele. Mrs. Holloway in her address of of welcome at the W. ('. T. I' con-I ventien thought it shameful that some ! of the professed temperance people i had turned back upon their principles •s indicated by the vote a» the recent; election. Mrs. Holloway should re- j member another thing, that Democrats did not think it necessary to vote the Republican ticket in order to be con-1 Bwtcist temperance men. And rt was ‘ not wise for temperance ladies to as- i •ere that Democrats who refused, belonged to the ‘‘whiskey ring It looks to a man up a tree, so far as this county was concerned, that the ( "big four” and the rest of the temperance women, would, if only one proposition could succeed, have , preferred the success of the Repub'i<mn ticket, rather than submission, tn other words Republicanism first, temperance afterwards, if they eonld secure it. And a careful review of the aet«, speeches, and writ- ' ings o' the W. T. U. will bear us * out in the eonflwsions. Mrs. Wells in her remarks at the Presbyterian church said we were not ■ beaten in Indiana. The vote shows , it. She then went on to say that the ( Greenback and R- publican vote ad- ■ ( ded together, representer] the strength . of the prohibition sentiment in the ( •tate. That had they acted together, as they would in the future, there was j nothing to fe»r. It maybe a comfortable cone’nsion, but it is a very deceptive one. We are aeiinainted, personr I ally. with many Republicans who were very ardent submiseionists, who were and are now just as strong noqualified j •ati prohibitionists. >

Kirkland kleamts. . ' -n, Pt.-s>r«a.in tost Week. ,-..0 ctmvill- u-.y- : , l(W Burt Drum killed twelve ralbtu ome day last week. Niblick brothers will soo» barn their 1 eleventh kiln of tile, besides doing \ ’ their farm work. I Die sawmill at Gath has partially i changed hands. Mr. Zimmerman 5e11... ... •<» -Mr ■*■.»>»*ol ' cess . I Israel Stomebwroer saiys he had to 1 b-stoher his hogs. They were getting s» fat be hail to hit them with » \ i elnb to make them squeal so that he ; would know which end the head was on. A subscription school has been nrmned in Phillip Drum’s Hall. Curryville. with George Fayler as teacher. • That a right, if you can t have a I public school, you can have a private ' one “Br». ’ Joint Township Institute. As previously announced, the teacbi ere of the severs* township# of this ! cnnrrtr, met at Geneva last Saturday J for the purpose of holding a joint I township institute. Rev. Murray made the address of welcome, followed by Superintendent Luckey who -tated the object of the institute. The course of study prepared by the I Superintendent was then taken up and i dwenssed. The teachers expressed themselves well pleased with it, were ! as far as possible endeavoring to carry ii t ont, and eventually would be able ’todo so in detail. The course of ! study paves the way for grading the public schools of the county, and will, * in a short time, enable the teachers j .to their •eheei* In ihnrt, the discussions in regard to the course of study and grading schools indicated . that the teachers were giving the ; questions thought and attention, and I ; were working up an enthusiasm in that i d ireetion that would in a short time result in a uniform eonr«e of study and gradation in ail the schools of the i county. The program was carried ont in full and was both entertaining and instructive. It was voted a success in every particular by the teachers and spectators. There were eighty-tbree i ont of one hnndred and seven teach- ■ ers in the ecunty present, After the institute adjourned, the i teachers visited the gravel pit to witness the operation of loading ears by ! steam power. The teachers were munificently entertained by the people of Genera and : through Mr. J. D.Hale were invited to I hold the next county institute at that I place. The next joint institute will be j held at Decatur. Saturday, February i 17, School Report. For the term ending Dec. 1. 1882. Number enrolled, 3ft6 Per cent of attendance, 94. Pupils neither tardy nor absent for ' the lerm : ROOM .VO. 8. George Brock. Elmer Richmond and ' Jennie Faust. ROOM .VO. 7. Dora Peterson, Alpha Moon and ; Edgar Jones. ROOM SO. 6. Etta Billman, Cora Miesse. Minnie Nevins, Emma Wiekersham, Davton flower and James Gerard. ROOM vo. &. Doilie Hill, Maggie Pillars, Allie Peterson, Rawlie Stoops, John Heller, Albert Hudson, Wdlie Re ynohis and ; Jessie Smith. ROOM SO. 4 Charles Tucker. Eugene Chronister, i Sophia Baker. Kittie Miesse and Noiin ! King. *M>M SO. 3. Olive Hosier, Emma Miller. Cora Harns. Hattie Miles Pillar-, Robbie Patterson, Elliot Har- . jris and Alton Hastings. ROOV! MO 2. Harry Wise, Mary Linn, Nellie Blackburn and Lucy Meyers. room so. 1. Bert Tuckar, Warren Moss, Clark ie Coverdale, Frank Peterson, Charlie MeCotinehey, Allie Porter, Wailie Linn, Dink Myers, Myrta Tucker, M»delin Teeple, Lettie Ernst. ILgh School Commission, The course of study in the public school of Decatur is as thorough and complete as that of any of the public ’ schools of the stale. The matter was laid before the State float 1 of Education and resulted in their granting a ! High .school Commission, which ena- | bles graduates from our school to enter the State Cniversity, at Bloomington, without any previous examination and places onr school on an equal footing with any of the public schools of the state. SEYMOUR WORDEN, And ioneer. f>er«fwr - - tnd. Wil! a tend to a ) calls in this and ad* jt'ini&g coaaticl A libera! patronage soliciteu »86tf.

The Sun for 1883. More people haw re»J t*» '■“» the year in« now passing tk»n ever befor. s>ne» ,t waw «»• priatwi. So other ■«*>- nanre pnW-->h~t on this «<*• “ f nae been boojht omi 1a my J»*r by 30 many men and weten. Jpfe .re crediMy toformed ;h*t people ' Uy. re .t»rnT3«e the !h « roll< -*' iug rea- M, .itnong o'bers: Roos- -e its M” eotaniM present in atirwt .e form *' ,h ,be g rea ‘« t P?*' I »v«y whatever has m.eresr for humankind; ihe eventt, the deed* and . iudeeas. >be wisdom, ‘he ? hl ±^ y ’,- nwableiplU. hmuest ■ ■ ewfir tft present revolving in apace. Because people have learned that in its emarks concerning persons and ufairs the Stm makes a practice of telling them rhe exact troth, to the beet of iu ibiiity ' ibrrohundred and sixty-five days in the year, before r-lection aa well m after *bout the whales as well as about the stuii nah, in face of dissent ae p-'aiu-i ly and fearlessly as when Mtpperted by general .approval. Th* £a» has no pnr- ! pose m serve, save the informal ion of its readers and the furtherance of be com mon good Because it is every body's paper Xa i man is so humble ihat the Srm is indifferent to bis welfare and his rights Xn man. no association of men. is powerful enough to be exempt from the strict application of its principles of Hgbt and wrong. Bees now in polities it has fought for a iosen years, without iwtcrWMMMHI and sometimes Mmnst alone among ’ pers. (he fight that has resuited in the re eent overwhelming popular verdict Against Hohesonism and for honest xorerument. Jo matter what party is in power, the stands and will continue to grand like a roek for the interests of be people against the ambition of rhe bosses, 'be encroachments ot monopolists, and tho dishonest schemes off public robbers. All ibis are wbat we are told almost i daily by our friends. One man holds that the S/tn is the best religions paper ever p«.’- bshed, because its Christianity is uodilui.'l with cant. Another holds that , it is the best Republican newspaper printed, bee. use it has already whipped naif of the rascals out of that party, and is proceeding against the or her naif with undim uisbed vigor. A third believes it | tone tie best magas-oe of general in r eresi in exis’ence, because its readers miss ooth- , 1 ing woiiby of neuee that is current .n ibe world of thought. So every friend of »«.e ■ Xtm discovers one ot its many sides that ■ appeals with particular force to his md- ' vidua! liking. If yos al reads know ? he to, yon win obaerve that in it is » JiMl« better I than ever If jou do not a!ready _ ‘ WhW ’he Fun you wtH find it to be -» mirror of human activity, a storehouse of j the choicest produe’s of common sense and imagination, a mains-ay for the cause of boneet govtrnment, a ?en nel for genuine Jeffersonian Democracy, a scourge for wiekednes* of every specie- 1 and an ur>-eomn-only good investment for the coming ; erar. Tkbms to Mail Sebstriber*. The sever*! edit*one of the Nn-’ ire aent j by mail, postpaid. ?s follows Daily —no cents a month. $6.5*) a J ear; ' with Sunday edition, 7.70 Buvday — Right pages. $1.20 a year. Wkeklv— sl. a year, eight pages of the bes* matter of the daily issues - An Agricultural Department of nnequalled merit, market reports md literary, ; sci< mific and domestic intelligence me be the weekly Ssn the newspaper foi 'be farmers boot-ehold To clubs j of ten with $M>, an extra copy free Address I. ENG LA 5 D, Publisher, The 5 T.City No Asw4 tIDOO Want to give a Thousand Dollars to the Benevolent Society. But not till I fail to cure a case of PILES. PILES NO CURE no pay. DR. JAMISON will beat office, Decatur, Indb ana, on December 11th, 1882, Piles. Fistula. Fissure. L’ljeef’tion etc., cured wttli >it ‘ Cutting. Ligation or Burning', by Dr. Brinkerh »fT < c;• •’.■in of Rectal tr.-aunent. Tm ' ing eight Physicians in Michi igan. Does that -oui.d Ike , “Humbug" or ‘ Quack- ry ?” Over eightv Physicians us- > ing the treatment. At my office. Decatur, fn- , diana, on Saturday, Dec. 11. Dr. Jamison. H’oo/? ff\Krrf;o. Parties having good dry four foot or BU>e< Wood, eighteen o- twen y inches in length, of gool mix*! /Jeeeh, Si;<»r and Hickory, can get the highest price in cash for ‘be same hy inquiring at this offic*, or %ddre«>Brßg. JAMES FOX, Fort , fndUH*, PALLET A Agents i.4fay»;tte. ind. r do o T’atont REVERSIBLE HEELS iOK Rubber Boots and Boots and Shoes -~Of itii kind*,— * m 50% Th* eenrcv pi*vr<4 ar»» interrhanreable an*l H /jrerfnla iht froftp running nrtr, requiring do heel ■titfenerg. The Agency for the*e gr»v»d« in this town has been placed with u«. Other cannot procure them. flail and eaaxrrinp a full lino <4 Iwatbcr and * Caedee hubber Jkx.-ta and Hhoet with ttß‘ RoversUrie HoeL 8. Billman, 25 3m. De st nr, Indians.

X, ST" 8 " * m betebj 'i' - ’ - ® ; hf‘ «r« ; ' K uMiaal W kli* . B ppenv n (k» A-Jaua ...rerit j Xr. l>e..av..ti»a tl,. llth-Uysf December. I*'?.nd -lrew enub if »»X . * fc y s.i. Siwnt itccciinia wni» >b« Im “ ..len. -hen -l aM Iw «U -b.I he » »'* “*' "‘. r V Ire l«>r»hip. »»* r«»l’«U>e»T make proor ‘ i Witneaa he Clerk «t ah, i-ooi-l«tu <t»y at s’oT.m «% •nVw:'. -3erk. 1...t0 tor vatc. The i»nJvrsig>eti ,- xve for saleche*’.p. on ! reason ft e .e:ma a large nuwl*r of de ii*nb.e v;.e..ni lei*.aiiuated in I . C « tevem > . ■ 'oas to .he .uwu o. Ukexln j Adi*ms county, lorf- ; weti lutßidheiA ue«-»e. a<id • veuiem ou. - houses .he: eoo Sue i apery. Also • ».*e j ad 10l oa p ruuni .«;cai.cn. cheap :or cunE. A 80 h< -Ci OB ►‘tom MretiAi us said p • vpeny .t* Uec;i»ur. iu .. aua. Real estsiehougn*. sold and anted oa reaaooatj e wrtus. Ehmi re ■•efore rurchs*tng a HUFFMAN * ne. . NO!TCE to TACHEfIS. Nr'ice is aereby jiren hai Htere wtli ‘re apm c examination o‘ : eartterk i. Ue <uSce us ;i.e Coaoir Super:o-endea a the .aat Saturday at reel, isouih. Ac,. ‘Caul. far cense tnnei rresem 'the pv*pe>. rus;ee » eirtificaie. or other awtistaewy eai-, ieoce of (rood moral cbkrweter, anu ,o oe sneeessfui must pass a good exam as co • 1U Orthography leading, Wntiae, v,:inmet:c. Gengraphv. Eagiiett tirammsf Physiology, and H:.tcry of C. 9. (J. W. A LCCKEV, 17, lsb2. County aupu SHERIFF’S SAi-E. Elizabeth Ashley vs Adams etrenit ; Harriet Stevens, | Sept. -erm. 8952 Simon P Sieves. j By virtue of an order to me directed | .nd delivered by ihedetk cf the Adamscircuit court, of said eonnty and stare upon a judgment rendered at the September term. ' I 1882. of said court, I hnve levied upon the j real emote hereinafter mentioned, ami WIC | expose for sale, by ptiblio auenou, ai the t t Areor *rf <Ke konwe -Q the 'ffVn of ! Decatur, A inms county, indHau. between | | the hoar* of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock [ j p* m. on Sa&arday. Dv .amber the lsx2, 1 the rerts and profits for & ter® aot exceel- ; ;ng seven years, of the follow ng dexcrihei premißes, in Adams count tiidiaaa. to | ' Wit ; ialot number four (4) in the northwest ' addition of the town of P’rasant .Mill* f and ;aiot number six 'O;. a be wwn of j Pleassni MdU, as the Bsme ;« Jesignaied 1 ! upon the recorded plat and adJiuon to > said town iu ibe r.«uuty of Adams. S-xe 1 of Indiana. An<l on railuve io realise • herefrom the suit amount off judgment, iatercirt (hereon | tnd costs, I w. . at rhe same lime and in * the inauner aforesaid offer for sale tae :ee • I simple of the above described premises. ■ | Taken as the property of the defendant to | sausfy said order of sale. MICHAEL ilcliaXFF, { 311- -.ff of Adam- Co, M. M. MeCoanvll, ieputy Xo. | VOTIGB rO SDV-&E3IDExVTS i State of of Indiana, Adams Cfjacty. 'is. * In the Adams Circuit Court, Decemher j Term Lafayette, Rap* adm ?. est, of James J vs. James X. Riffle Jacob Dyne’*, Bennet S Dynes, Armina Walling. John Walling, b«r bushand. RHoabMh pyae#. i John B. Dy&es, j James P. Dynes, j , da.-i 1a Dynes j Oscar L Dynes, ’ - Job a J Watson. [ adm r estate of Silvia A Dynes, dee ed and Bathen Huffman, a Commissioner of he Adans Circuit Court its ease of James K ' ■ R<&e. ae Jacob P Dynes t al. ■ It appearing from adidavir, Sled ip i&e above entiiled cause, that James £. RtiS*, , I Jacob Dynes Elii-.heth J. Dynes and Jehn i J Watson, adm rof tne estate of Sitvia t - Dynes, deceased, of the named fendAn’S ar; non-resi’lents of ihe state of ' Indiana. Xo’ice is therefore hereby *iv*s the i i said L Dynes. BiiiabetnJ. l)yn«.8 i and Jawe» ti RdSe, aioob Dyae* John J Watson, sdxnsistfbtor of the estate of A. Djnes, deceased, ibat they be and appear before the Hon. Judge of the Adams circuit court o* ► I the First day of the next regular term ; »hereof, to be holder at the Cour: FTouee in i i-fie town of Decstnr. commencing Monday. Deeenibee Uie H, , aou plead hy answer or demur to said comp am', or ifee ihe same w t h« n*nrt | and determined in their absence. Wheels, my suae ami se seat of said eouit be.efo aftxed this 17th day of Decern ret, i'2. •’ BLA j M»rA5 —w>. John P ‘d?»i»n ; as orsey. FOR SALE. .<TU (.Kl.lT H.l Hli.ll.V. — — A 3*w ML wife top saw or D> . MCI all compile. Beits, Crowbars, Login J Lumber Tr .cbs, ail »t> firm class Offfer, to make a complete Double Biw Mill. C*G and «ec the m .1 it the Pormx Grist >f ■ Deea’i’r, ffidi iea J. W ROUT. K OF FINAL .SETiL?.MENt No’ice is hereby given te ihe creditors, heirs and kgs’ees of Wm Clymer deeeas I, to appear in she Adams Circuit Ceurt, held at Decatur, Indiana, on the 11th day of December, 1882. and s? ow canae if any, why the fiual eet■lemem wi h the eatai* M said dace ten; should not be approve! and eaid he re are notifivd to tbea and there mike proof of heirship, and eeeive their distributive shares Witness, the Clerk of said Court, this 4th ofl>--e<mb«r 1892. N. BLACKBURN, Na. w 3. Clerk. B. R. FREEMAN, M. I>. PHYSICIAN A SURGEON. DECATVR, INDIANA. (ifiice ever Dor win i Hoitbsnses* Drug a.o.e. Roidenceoa Third Sneet, between Jackson an I Monroe Profess oml pullj promp.ly attended. ' Mol 2fi. No. 81 If

REAL ESTATE, Real FOR SALE. ! F:rSalt- Fcr-SaiL-Fujrrv acres iim»»vr€d *n*« ;a Township. Adutni c.ionty nd ffi ‘ I T wmsto’ i A inr-<• ntv ind '•*) 'trie* 'mhr’ed in i u> L**• ** **r,*'U- • 4 .;ic i* "gT?*' ? di>. ro»»dence on Cfihhe s>«au». pin Deca ur. Tn i l caiu- nd., ai »ecy low ices Petei sou A Huff-nan, An«rwM i Offi. e ‘ in Odd Fedows buiiiiing, » Deci«ur. Ind . t ;uy i.u-iu ie .ttenis. A pr •one w»... ng io •> y w ! » *e' 'io cad on beta, they wi . be pleased . • -djow the property sad give puces :na Jahn Beesrder of Auama c • : .Monroe sireet u Mecatw .nJ. x.tf JutfPEli CRABBY. Land and Lol* For’late. Ob hundred and tweniy etjpbt -teres, on the \Vabas.‘i, in Jeffenon tewnsh’p. alt ! fine timber. -V until. >isb, oak and talck- ( cry umber, quality of land and , v uaaT’*»«<i4nner. Two eighty acre lata 11 Mca ce .ownbaijE jne-ansut ien acres cleared, the o<n'er if! trahor. Hourcuiiioia niuai e ..ax yuiuabie buiiuonK lo.<« is i ecaAso some goad tots :n ihe ;wu of »e---seva. Aiso a good farm is Allen eonnty. Far particulars, call au the umtorsigne i DAV . D 5 Da mA Kiill . |Ui)ri< e of attachment. Stole of iadiaaik A .*ms eoealy, 8s ' 0. L. yjers j ; J. My era i dames M. Myecrs vs I Theeuae H. ffirst y Attschm*-nt B*fore Jaw T. Merryman Mayor of rhe I city of Decatur, in said county and state. Fhomaa H. Hirst ibe defendani- :n the jiboffe ewfiOed cause, is hereby un’ified i bat on übe iStii day of November, ; an order ot attachment tor the s«® Si -3b ’ ws» istroed hy J T. Merryman, Mayor of the city of Decaiur. Indiana, aia.nsi ‘ gond* and chattel# ot sud defendant. ’ TSonin® ’A Hirst, and :hac sus 1 cause will r be beard on December the 16. >-2. j 41. 10 o eldek. a m. Witness, my ban-1 and seal. ( jjSxjll.] this Z-lrddty of Ntjve-u’er, *2 J. r. WWkSMAN, ; Jo. 54-w I F Pe?era.>n a. Huftatin Any* for p;ff». V ..T;> E OF UN H. 9E»‘TLEM»N’ T ■ F jN g. aTE I Notice is hereby given to the crediiora, ■ heirs and tog&teee of Laurence Aspy. ie- ■ cessed, to appear in the Adem.B circuit I court, held at Decatur, Indiana, on Ilrfi day of December. 1382. I anff show can** f any *hy he r . nai S | ilement accoouts with the estate of saiu t decedent not be approved; .and said • hetro are uo‘ifi< d io then »nd rh«re m <ke ? proof of he;nb p, imi receive the;r did> ; sfSbtii ive t-hak-ex 1 1 Wjrtwws. the clerk f *-vi i } I‘btb day off November. Ilia5. BLACK BURN. nßiwL Clerk. « -- i The •ra‘e of Indiana, id -ms eoun y. i i AS. j. In the A lims Circuit Court Decern ler Term. l?Pi2. J Jobo W. H«w?to i Mary Dynes, et aL > i It appenriug from affidavit filed in ibe , ■ above ent it lea cause, iaa t ' «vcar L. Dyn*»s, ’ Jaeob Dynes Dy re* whose i ohiistian naoie is un*nown. James F. Dynes, Martha J La horn. WjCj«B Lnboru, : and Ehz she’h Lynes, of rhe fbtjve uauiei defeudaßU- are nec-res- Icg ;.e e ;f mdton* : Xotise .a iGerafoie aervny gt*ea :qo sitt i j <)ve»r L. Dynes Dyiuc —— ' Dynes, whewe ehi-.«* an n- is unknown fJn axes P. Dy n- a Martha J. Lai*wro. Was Lh»rn. anu Ebnbe-h Dyne* hat ; they be and appear before the Hon Judge of the Circuit Court, on the first -lay of ! the next, regular tevm thereof to be hoiden j '-h* House in toe tow aof Deeatwr, ; ug on Moftday. December, the 11. I " 2 -2, ,m i . -’Hd .y .au*. W‘-r 'cutar .u > '■;» plaint, ar the same w I be heard au j de I terax; ne«i in uia absence. .; Witocss my name and the sexi of F s.td court hereto affixed, th-s oth day of November i - *? M N. BLACK Bl :kn, Clerk. Prance & King, atiorneys fur pUiniiff. ao-idwd 3HEIFF SALE. rietavx.a, fc x r I H -.'lire '!-•»;«,,< I j Fastoel Flxzg <W 1, [ ‘ ; Jasw ri R « »: ilj vir iiv of >».> exrentwav ta ma 1. . reerej %a4 l-’iv«reJßj ths e’er. • ‘re > AiXkare eirsutt eourt, »f an i i state, ap>n aj . '-treat rendered at ’lts reran, ? have levied upo. ree rad e.-.re ht-ein-sifter m«a- a.-j an } »• r ( - i at pnfltteaoetlan, at the e-wt d.j- »fthe 1 court Koaae, in the eilr a: bec&tur. Al. e. ' la i.aai, betw-ea. tire l> rare of 10 , o clock » a lai I q’c'ock p. tt>. oa Hatarday, December ths 3'l. 1A92, tho rea:» aad rr.fltt for a term not ex , : <ee4iog seven year*, of the Is- , scribed preaireek, in Adaau county, lalians. to-wi : Cosoaeaeiog on ths hr f ssstira lias ‘ forty-two (Az; rods west et the n>- i -re-. corner of th? wuthweit q-tarter a • ctija thirty three (k! ; township tw . ; pijftt -28 s north, 6fteea e>.?’ ;:n A la.T>s c.,.,rtty, .■■■ •>; >f; . running went on aril ball sectisa i.a> r j forty-three (43) tola to » stake t.->ea:e ' south parallel wi b t e wee- hn • o ->• i ' quarter rectua oae analrel an . s t rods and , 12| twelve fe-t. thsa: • east t-a-aliel with first list forty three 4; ro-Is . to a stake, thence north one hut. ire I aal , , six (IlM) rods and .««;«« , 12) feet, to the j place of beginning. : i And on failure «o realize ; .e/efr.a th* ■ I full amount ot jadg.-setu. launrr. barest. and eosts, 1 will a: the same tine .sire , the azanaer aforesaid offer for saie the lee simple of the above de.critei pr -j. se». Taken as tbe properly of the 3-feo l.nt i to satisfy said order es sale. MICHAEL HcirßiFF vher.t! M. v. McConnell, tlea’y ~.n 11 w 1. AUCUST KRECHTERI r CIGAR MANUFACTURER. 1 OICATPB, - . IXaiaaa. j A full line cf Fine eat, J'ieg. -to, -. <ng j Tobacco, figsrs, Cqarettrs and f.pr. ft f al! kin !• alwsye on Land at mr

REAM i JiRKSO*! i I EISIK . MPS. W IMS X FIXTURES.' To supply filter for shx-k ami household purpose. AL- < Mautiiaeti”-ers of the MACY t UBULAh WELL, TANKS, FOUNTAINS. InA U % il \ DR i v I*. i.l > E.'t-inar.-' • ■ -i t m nes. Tubular Weik- and Fixtures, furnished on application, per--3< iiaily or by letter. EEfiS 1 KESSK UE€ v I I R. IVOf I N 4. t A eV tini ti k iii Hiph prices on Hardware ruin 1 forever. Come ■ ne. C«meail and see the LOW PR I Cl- 8 on WOVE*. *rovr» (.I V* t.l V.* &l V*. WivA. Dftors aunt PMHip-v. Hckctj f'riHSUt. f tnia Pfairt, narrates, f hampinu .flaehittts, fred Cntters. Entrinfs. Er/ipse Corn Shtllti s. Com anti Cob (irintifrs. He ite. I have not left I a- not. broke up. I am nut too far out | in the country, and am not runniiiu'a second hand store. One price. Jrw price. A LOW PRICE AND NO OTHER. Store half square west of the hank. JOHN S. SOWERS. No. 32 ts. Gloss, Eizey and Co., HAVE THE L®rg?*’ Be«t Stack of W atcheS, CbjeV. Jewelry, Silverware, Optical, Gao.to. S« ! ; 1 GauL Boss Filled, sad Stiver Cases, that can be fuosxd any where They als® keep a fall liae of WO IBJIHHB. AGENTS FOR TH ■‘ROCKFOiW MOVEMENTS.” AND CLOUGH & WARREN BvckSen’s Arnica Salve. T’nr bes- Aaive in the world for Cuts Bruises. '■ i .eer?. Salt Rh<uuiFever Sc < • Tetter, Chapded Hunds, Chi'bkin?. • aad ai* »s» EruptionA. nod -<tL ly cures Pi: ». It ■;.-Oreer Aadsfactico or m<>••. i rei unded. Price 25 et*. per box. For sale by Dsrwin & Holt-house.--r.o 3 I yr.

FALL CLOI HING —WINTER. =OWEN, PIXLEY & mThe One Price Dealers. y u .a...; _■ bn> I*.>rt Wayne, wish to call the attention of this an 1 adjoinin-• / uities ii u thrir large stock of I’all and Winter Clothing, < - h '- r, ’- ; ■’ tarnishing G are now on exhibition at their commodious sale room-, ar : a contid invitation u extended to ail when making their Fall purehchaee ar i ,r:«| - ' and prices, a.A we will guarantee will make it an object for you t- m-p your order-, with us. .Strangers innted to m ike our store their home w.mte in the city. ?. ;i y information required cheerfully given and any packages tx tak- n care of bv us yon ma v wish to leave. WEN, PIXLEY, & COMPANY. •.'L ■ ; FORT w AYE. I ND.

SFRIIH OHIO _AT THE •OLD RELIABLE U required an entire freight train to Bring our goods from Eastern Mark.-. COB . veqnrmly we ean show the and Greatest Variety of Goods —■—■—i—i ■ ■m-—astotosn^ Ever Exhibited in this Market And buying lor ca- in ,r readers than small dc.-iie:< enables us to ,i. .ar cusi omers ADVANTAGES IN PRICES T ctia ;• cann< : afford and live, W <xr bar., ins in DRY GOODS MILLINERY READY MADE CLOTHING CARPETS QUEENSWARE, GROCERIES HATS CAPS AND NOTIONS. We are jammed F’TJJL.IL. Or’ C3.OODE in uur Warehouse, and in our Store, fr< m cellar to u-.rret. And at all times keep OUR STOCK FULL & COMPT.FTP ♦ * ***** We buy all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE And piy du izigheal M irtot price, •'..me tnd sea is and it wii io you g-. I. Nitlick, Crawford & Son . Decatur, Ind.. August 19, 1881 Look Out and Don't Forget THAT--JOHN WELFLEY. Is selling Groceries at less nsonev than any other house an I is bound nottu be UNDERSOLD. sLGAR and COFFEE Lower than for sweaty years. j COFFEES, SUGARS, TEAS. SPICES. CANDIEx SALT MEATS, FISH. SARDINES, TOBBACCOES, QUEENSWaRE, CIGARS. Sagars all grades. Green and Roasted Coffees of the best quality. i tas Good^—thcap—Black and Green—are one of our specialties. Lured Haans, Shotaiders. Bacon and Dried Beef. Tobacenes and Cigars in ehoiee brands and. great wanet New Assortment of Lamps. Bronxe, Gold and Ebony. Buckets Broooa* and wooden ware ♦irene rally. Cut L' uissware. China dinner and tea sets, a full assortment of Queens war*. Whit-- Fish, Cat Fish. Mackerel. Cod. Fish. Holland Herring, and Col’ktby Produce TAX 5 IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. 1 ... Every o-dy. Vjii -vili tin i first <?! ass groceries fresh and eheap. JOHN WELFLEY. Uj pvsiie Court House. A ;x.; it 16. C 2. 50. 19 ts