Decatur Democrat, Volume 26, Number 45, Decatur, Adams County, 9 February 1883 — Page 2

THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT P ' BY A. J. HILL. Friday, February, 9, 1883. The women claim that president Arthur is a gentleman, if he is not a teetotaler. Indiana takes high rank as a coal producing state. The out put last year was 1,771,536 tons. The jxice de resistance in the Ohio Legislature is the temperance question. It is quite as troublesome as the same question in Indiana. The Indianapolis Saturday Herald says : There is an increase of temperance sentiment in the State, but a decline of the idea of prohibition. The Prussian goverments wish their people to pay about five cents per pound more for home raised poric tnan they can buy American meat sot This is one of the beauties of protection that enables the few to put money into their pocket at the expense of the many. Our tariff list contains many similar illustrations. There is a large amount of red tape in connection with the State Board of Health, but with the all its defects, it is to be hoped the Legislature will not wipe it out. The record of births and deaths.vital statistics generally, and the control it gives of contagious diseases arevaluable features, recommended by the most eminent medical authorities of the world. It may cost something, but it is money judiciously expended. During the year, 1,200 dogs Lave been officially slaughtered under the dog law of this state. After ail, the dog law may be considered a good measure. The destruction of sheep in the state by dogs is no inconsiderable item, and anything that will reduce the number of dogs, in that pro portion is beneficial to sheep raising. Besides all curs are worthless, except for sausage. If any considerable number, as is currently reported, are worked up in this way there is a compensation in their death greater than may have been dreamed of. Bremerkamp-Eiting W edding. Un Thursday last the marriage of John H. Bremerkamp of this place to Josephine Biting, of Minster, Ohio, took place at the Catholic Church. Bev. Theo. H. Wilkins tied the knot. In the evening the wedding party and invited guests, occupied the second story of the Shafer Bros, new building, and whirled in the giddy mares of the dance to music furnished by Seibold’s Orchestra, Fort Wayne. At eleven o'clock the banquet was served at the Miesse House. An elaborate bill of fare had been prepared by the host for the occasion, which was served up in excellent style, and all went merry as a marriage bell. About one hundred gathered around the board upon the occasion. After supper exercises were renewed at the hall and kept up until a late hour. The next day the young couple left for Minster, Ohio, the home of the bride. They will make Decatur their future home. Following is a list of presents: Bed room set, D. Howard Herr, To ledo, Ohio; lamp, Maggie Rademakcr; silver castor, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Full<enkamp; wooden shoes, Herman Tettman; brides’ cake, I. J. Miesse; set of eilver knives and forks, Misses Mary Barthel, Mary Niblick. Anna Barthel and Amelia Niblick; Whitier's poems, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Conter. silver nut cracker and picks, Christene Miller and W. H. Niblick; silver butter dish, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bremerkamp; silver butter knife and sugar spoon, Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Place; silver pickle caster, Jacob Gloss, jr.; pie knife, Mr. and Mrs. M.P. Walch; silver pickle castor, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Dent; carving set, J. S. Bowers; silver forks; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stone; silver butter dish, L. Franc & Co., Toledo, Ohio; card Stand, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Niblick; silver cake stand, Legler, Barlow & Co., and George Sifferman, Dayton, Ohio; silver cake stand, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Lang; silver castor. Julius Nathan A Co., Fort. Wayne; set of silver spoons. Brown A Donnell; set silver knives, C. N. Spencer; silver and bronze card receiver, Miss Mary Gloss; album, Mr. •nd JMrs. U. Dininger; picture frame, C. T. Dorwin; butter knife, J. Heideman; rubber rattle and teething ring, Mry Dininger; glass water set, Geo. Klipper, Fort Wayne; students lamp, Will and Mary Bosse; students lamp, John and Anna Hesler; majolica pitcher, Florence King; large picture and frame, Mrs. Kate Lampe, Newport. Ky.; set of smoothing irons, C. Rademaker; chair tidy, George Naas and lady, Mt. Vernon, Ind.; set napkins and table spread, Will A. Bromelhous, Evansville, Ind.; table spread, John P. Alter, Toledo, Ohio; table spread, Mr. and Mrs. C. Eiting; toilet mats, Katie Smith; bed spread and pillow shams, Katie Bremerkamp; set napkins, Mr. .nJ Mrs. Mike McGriff, sofa tidy. May fieideman; ladies’ slippers, A. Holthouse; set napkins and table spread. Mrs. M. Bremerkamp; hanging lamp, J. W. Voglewedc; hanging lamp, J. B. Webber and Miss Ada Spuller; mantle I clock, E. S. and C. P. Ehinger; set napkins, Henry Heideman; table spread, Mr. and Mrs. Theo. £mith; bed spread,

Michael and John Touhey; clothes line and pii.s, Mr. and M>s. H. G. Meibers; Brussles rug, N ok E.ting; TurkJ ish rug, Frank Craw lord; easy chair, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jfeii ers, jr.; eamp rocker, L. and J Yager; cimp rocker, J/r. and Mrs. Frank Shaler, Ft. Wayne; camp rocker, the JZisses FitzGeralds; bible stand, Christene and Lizzie Brake In addition to the presents enumerated, the brides’ father presented them with a complete outfit for house keeping. FLIAEAXT MILLS ITEMS OCCASIONAL. The roads are in a perfect glare of ice at this writing and the rain coming down in torrents. We are glad to note that W. H. H. France is better. The protracted meeting held in this village by Rev. D. B. Reckard is still in progress, and several accessions to the the church. Al. Fristoe is the champion bean counter of this place. N. Acker & Son are securing goods daily. KIKKLAAD TOWNSHIP ITEMS. BY “BUB.” Mrs. Robert Niblick is visiting friends in Allen county. The Schurger Creek was higher last Monday than for sixteen years. It flooded the bottoms and washed a large amount of fencing away. Joe Stoneburner's attraction in Howard county, is a Miss Loup. Be careful Joe, Loups are dangerous, of which Guilean's case is an illustration. Susan Zimmerman is preparing to build a fine large commodious barn the coming spring. Rovenault has the contract. Birthday Surprise. February Ist. was the fifty-seven th anniversary of the birth of Israel Stoneburner, a matter which he had fo.gotten. His friends and neighbors had not. They gathered into the num ber of one hundred and twenty-five, with an organized commissary, that would have done credit at a wedding banquet. They left quite a number of presents and souvenirs of the occasion. The reunion was a pleasant and enjoy--1 able occasion, for all who were fortune e enough to be present. Wishing him many returns they dispersed to their several homes. Marriage Licenses. The following is a list of those who have received marriage licenses since our last report; Frederick M. Yager, to Anna Sour, James 0. Hurless to Mary E. Rhodes, James Hammond to Allice Blazer, Abraham S. Stuckey to Mary P. Luginbehl, Thomas Hook to Frank Currey, William F. Worden to Victoria Steele. David E. Trieker, to Martha Ray, John Lehman to Raehal Stauffer, Richard K. Erwin to Ella Wass, Albert Buhler to Lizzie Cramer, David Guber to Cessilie Lugabill, Christian E. Hoilyworth to Mary A. Smith, John L. Smith to Emeiia S. De Larme, John B. McDowell to Harrietta Luts, Butler Woodruff to Lillie Loofborrow, Joseph Murphy to Minerva Headingtun, John J. Moser to Elizabeth Lehman, Amos Danner to Annie Svpher, Josiah L Chronister to Ida M. Merrill, Daniel Aiugester to Kannie Matthewson, John H. Bremerkamp Josephine ine Eiting, William Robbins to Sarah Ellen Brokaw. PROBATE CAUSE, No. 230. 'JVOTICE OF SETTLEMENT. In the matter of the estate of Eli Zimmerman Sen., deceased. In the Adams Circuit Court, February term, 1883. Notice ia hereby given, that Washington Steele, Executor of the estate of Eli Zimmerman Sen., deceased, has this day filed in the office of the Clerk of the Adams circuit court, his account current with the estate of said decedent and the same will be heard by the Adams circuit court, on Monday, February the 26, 1883, the same being the first judicial day of the February term, 1883, of said court. Creditors, heirs and legatees of said decedent, therefore, are hereby notified to anpear in said court on said day, and show cause why such account should not be approved. Witness, my name nd seal of said court at Decatur, this 3rd day of February, 1883, N. BLACKBURN, 41 w 3. Clerk. Notice of final settlement of ESTATE. Notice is hereby given to the creditors, heirs and legatees of Aaron Clendeneu, de ceased, to appear in the Adams Circuit Court, held at Decatur, Indiana, on the 26th day of February, 1883. and show cause, if any, why the final settlement accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are heieby notified to then and there make proot of heirship and receive their distributive shares. W itness, the clerk of sail court, this 3rd day of February, 83 N.BLACKBURN, No. 45 w 3. Qerk, PROBATE CAUSE, No. 30(L ■VTOTtCE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. Notice is hereby given to the creditors, heirs and legatees of David Fitzgerald, deceased, to appea> in the Adams circuit court, held Decatur, Indiana, co ifae 26th day of February, 1883, and show cause if any, why the flux'. settlement accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to theu ami there m ike proof of heirship, and receive their dis tributive shares. Witness, the clerk of said court, this 3ra day of February 1883. N. BLACKBURN, Cierk. (n041w3.) iHx.solulioss .notice. The co partnership heretofore existing between Emanuel Woods and Henry Winnes, under the firm name of Woods & Winnes was dissolved by mutual consent, and the entire bust oess closed up and settled on the 19th of January, 1883, of wh.ch all parties will take due notice. Emanuel Woods, Feb, 9, 83-w3 Henry W innrs.

ZZ-iix... NQVENT LIST-L. S. A List of Land* and Town Lots remaining Delinquent for the payment ci TAXES for the year iSSi, and previous y**ars. in Adams County I idijna- : I ’~rx ; tc • C * C JU y NAMES OF OWNERS. DESCRIPTION □ J x ’ -j k X ’■= ~ y*= • § * KIRKLAND TOWNSHIP. Baum Lucy und 3 3 z e sw qr 27 27 >3 53 33 SZO5 ZO 19 > 6 WASHINGTON TW'P. Andrews Robert A 35 acres off the w L of the nw qr 20 27 14 365 43-5-as described in Deed Book C. C. page 21S of the Recorder's btfice of Adams countv. Indiana. McGill John e.Uneqr 21 27 14 80 650 27-35 Vandiver John 8 acres oft' the northwest qr of Hie southwest quarter of section 33, tp. 27, range 14. as described in Deed Book H. IL. page 171 ot Recorder's office of Adams co., Ind. 75 1 ST. MARYS TW'P. Cowan S. R. (estate) sw qr nw qr 4 27 15 37° L 5 3 1 BLUE CREEK. Dayton View St. R. R. nw qr. se qr 27 26 15 except 19 acres in a square form out of the nw corner heretofore sold tor taxes to James Kinney and not redeemed 160 10.21 Hankins Mary J 25 acres oft*.the ne qr of the sc qr of sec 3, tp 26 north, range 15 east as described in Deed Book E. E page 270 and 27 1 ot the Recorder’s office of Adams county. Indiana. 250 11.2 S Lutzenhizer John und 2 3 sw qr 4 26 1; 106 65 975 Tumbleson Sarah neqrneqr 29 2 > I 5 40 310 21 34 MONROE TW'P. Ringer Alpheus sw qr se qr 6 26 14 40 except iS acre in a a square form out of the nw corner heretofore sold so : taxes to James Kinney and not redeemed 320 24.05 WABASH TW'P. Baldwin C. H. se qr. nw qr 2! 25 I 4 I “ sw fr. ne qr 21 25 14 ) 122 1420 07.28 Dillworth Charles wL eR nw’ 4 31 25 I 4 4O 460 15.44 ’ Davis Margaret 11 acres oft the nw qr of the ne qr ot sec. 28. t’p 25. range 14. as described in Deed Book C. C. page 10 and il of the Recorder's office, of Adams co., Ind. 60 20.11 Jameson George *e lo 25 14 160 1500 48.50 Leigl.t William w l 2 se qr 20 25 14 So 1000 32.45 Legler and Barlow e l _. sw qr 19 25 14 So) wj.< seqr 19 25 14 80) 1740345.48 Linger and Mooreman ne qr >w qr 31 2 5 14 40 200 7.25 Schupp John 6600 square feet oft the w hf of the sw qr of sec 21, tn. 25 range 14. as describen in Deed Book X. page 564 of the Recorder's office of Adams couuty. Ind. 30 7.52 Thompson Mary S 38 acres oft' the nw qr of the nwqr of sec. 26. tp 25. range 14. as desersbed in Deed Record E. E. page S 8 and Deed Record page 467. of the Recoder’s office of Adams countv. Indiana. 430 24.06 JEFFERSON TW'P. Burdge James “ n aw tp 5 25 I 5 84 ( 870 32.78; Gandy and Nickey ne qr 9 25 15 160 1050 36.25 | Roane William ne qr ne qr 8 25 1 ? 40 250 9.30 1 Riffle J. K. whj neqr se qr 6 25 1; 2p )1o 443 i Robison A. P. ej 2 neqrseqr 6 25 15 20 except eight acruin a square form out of the nw corner heretofore sold tor taxes to James Kinney, and not redeemed Do 3.58 TjIST CF CITT AlxD TCWX LOTS. N AMES OF OWNERS. N AMES OF TOWNS. HJi L ' IT'FoF Barnhart Nancy J 95 euuarc Rod. [flqre or le*s off of outlet 79, as described in Deed Book F. nugu of Rc ; .order's , -office of Adams countv, Indiana. top bl7 Miller Peter C Jl7 165 -6-6 o ' Showers David 517 7 2 5 *65.3° Sullivan Johannah 167) “ 168 k “ 169) 405 38.96 Worden Mary A 3 4 of an acre out of outlet No. 86, as described in Deed Book B. 8.. page 507 and 508 of the Recorder's office of Adams county. Ind. -’IS 33-6° TOWN OF MONROE. Simcoke Ada £ 75 16.78 CEYLON. , Bowen Catherine 28 • 30 11.60 Foster George W 77 7 s ■ 79 107 170 By. 70 Jenkins G W 84 30 3.74 1 Long J P 90 15 10.92 GENEVA. I Ashdill Anna L 154 260 1091 . Cookie Adam 19/ " ,-°i 7° *3-47 Heffner Conrad 1’751 , •• rU “ iSyj 175 8,80 Cook Socrates .s,'< 130 125 3.35 I Hale John D 151 10l 1 ■ -4 r • " 28 1 “ 21 f <5.95 Legler and Bar’, jw Part ot in-lot No, 117 as is described in the Sheriff > Deed. Record No. j, pages 206, 207 and 2< 8, of the Recorder’s Office of Adams County, 453 19-40 Mav,J.T. 37 45 McCieihm Mary 521 53C 220 11.19 Mar.ifand Brother 234 40 5.07 i THE STATE'OF INDIANA. COUNTY. SS. I. G Christen. Auditor in and for said county, do hereby ccriify ihax il f c «p}oyc and foregoingis a true and correct list of lands and lots returned and renjaiqing delinquent 1 for the non-payment of taxes for the year 1881 and previous years, with penalty, interJ; est. and costs, together with the current year's taxes for 1882; and further that 1 the amount charged is due from each particular tract, and that the same was recorded between the Ist Monday in December 1882, and first of January ISB3. ‘ Witness, my hand at the Auditor’s office at Decatur, ths 19th day of December. 1882. p. CHRISTEN. Auditor, Adams County. r THE STATE OF INDIANA. ADAMS COL Ni Y. Notice is hereby given, that so much ol the foregoing Lands, City and t own as may be necessary to discharge the taxes, penalty, interest and costs, which may be due thereon, or due from the owners thereof on the day of sale, will be sold at. publicauction, at the east door of the Court House, in the chy <?f Decatur, in said county ■ and state, on THE FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH. 1883. it being the sth dny of said month comme n cing at 10 o’clock, a. m. of said day; and that said sale will continue from day to day until ali is sold or offered for sale. under my hand, at th? Auditor's office in Decatur, this nth day of Jaaary, ’S3. G. CHRISHEN, Auditor, Adams County. PETE’S PLACE. “O & —4;. . p ' : ' rn ■ e-:.. ! C £ C. -2 . —. .~ . — _ ■■■■ ■ „ . 1 ■h ■ — — - The above is the store house of Pete's RESTAR’NT & SAMPLE ROOM, At the re-tauraii! you eon gM etrved hot orc< at ill hours ;r,y as J everything tl, e market affords in the best style of tl.< culmery art. The sample' rocm I contains the best bran Is of K atuekry Sour Mash Whiskies 1 g.-r native wines, cigars, etc ,to be found in the co rn'ry. in' the basement east of the A 1 nut County Bank, is Pete’s Place. Call and poo Buckley and Steele in ti t > • their new qu triers. e esl ' a ‘ve in the world lor Cuts For choice meats go to B irkley aid Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Steele. They are now located in the Fever Sores. Tetter. ChapdedHams J the building recently vacated by Theo. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin F K m' *k h hfi 1 ‘ions, and positively cures Piles. It , M. Bremerkamp has the finest lot of is guarantce(] to ive I ladies coats, dolmans and shawls of tinn nr m ■ . > -sac ! . i . “on or money refunded. Price 25 cts any house in th? city of Decatur.— . ee-ucis. , ../. f } Ip r box ' F or sale by Dorwin A Holti house.—n 0.3 1 yr.

REALES a,’ ' Hl- ALi -i A IT--i ’. \ I ’ AI . FOR For Sale- For SaloFort) acres timbered land in Momoe Township. Adams county, Ind. >4OO ’ ” 80 acres timbered land ii- B ing ; on i Township, Adams couuty, In t. 81,600 00. ■ 80 acres timbered land in I u * Town- ; ship. Adams county. Ind. .80) 00. Desirable residence on Crabbs avenue, including nearly an half acre of ground, , in Deca'ur. Ind Also, about 70 inlets and outlois in be- ; catur, Ind., at very b w prices Peteison & Huffman, Attorney s Ofti e in Odd Fellows building, in Decatur, I are my authorized agents. Al! persons want ng io buy w 11 lo v to call on hem, they will be : teased t • >liow the property and give prices m • terms. John Schurger, Recorder of Adams co., Ind., is also authounzed to sell lots nv-i - •« ol .Vonroc street in Decatur, Ind b . lt JuSl’Ell OKA 388.

FRXOBO T , jEXA.T‘T>ET r ’'Y' COMPETITION* E. B. ARCHBOLDS PRICE LIST. B<i-t Family Flour . . SI 7>o IL st Young 1 1 yson .... **•>- W hortlebei ries .... ... 1 ;>o < I K. (’olFee - - I l<Coal Oil.. 20c IJcst Japan Ta ... m>< I 'cas.... .. -. . . 15oj-Raisin» Iff.,Choice Rio Coffee 1 le Vannouth Corn, per can ■ Im-Cove <)yst>r- 1 1 I ’iirrant* 11lExtra Rio Coffee Lu- Lima Beans. .. . 12c.Salmon .... 2 .i-Jclly’s rawberry lie Arbuckle h Roasted Coffee 15e Tomato.* (3 lbs) 1 ’ Sardine-. ... l- : ' ( " Rasberry lie Granulated Sugar.... .... 1 !c Maple Syrup ... .-I 2U Oried I’oucl'.os .. Hie Apple lie Standard "A” Sugar 10 Golden I>: p Uried Apples ... Hie Grape .... ..... .. 11c Good “A” Sugar !)e Blackberries .... 13c Dried Blaekbewics 1 'l’obace-®- of all kinds, As ~ Ac. White extra "C” Sugar .... Se Strawberries . . Imlrencli I*, uses 1 'e !)(),'< r I? A I I l'( , ( ' .» 1 ( Best Gunpowder Tea kOve Gooseberries ... I.k-J anned 1 ears ... ..... 1 rnj MONROE STREET- Three Laors East of Burt. House.

i a DMLMsIRAI'oK’S SALE. Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an order di the pirpgjt Court the . undersigned administrator of tbe e- of Hetekiah Cha. man. deceased will offer , iQr sale at public auc'ion at tbe east door 1 of ike court house, ig tfe* fi'j- of Dtsatur. m Adams county, state of Indian'., Friday, March the 2. IS-3, the following described real estate io Alams county, state ot Indiana, to wit: dhe undivided one-half of thir.y acres of lam cff of the north end of the west halt ?f the n.rtheast quarter of section thirty-five (31 in lojrnjdp ty.entysix north, of range fourteen (14) ea?t. AUo, seven and ono-lnlf ("1 > serve, drscribed as follows, to-witt beginning ai tbe northwest corner of the northeast half (i) of the northeast quarter of section thirty-five (851 in township tweuty-s x (26) north, range fourteen (14) e at, rue ning theuce east forty t4u) rwda, thence South thirty 40 rods, thence west for y (40) rods, thence north thirty rod’ to the place of beginning, an in Adams county, state of Indian >, ou the following terms to-wit: One-third pash i- hand, the resi de .n equal payments of nine and eighteen months, with notes a; interest, waiving benefitot appraisement and sect. 1 good freehold securi les. Sale to beg n between lOu clock a. m. and 4 o'clock, p. tn. ABRAHAM W. BLENTZER, Administiaor. hfo. 43 wi. France and King, attys.’ Gloss, Elzey and Co., HAYE THE Largest and Beat Assorted block of ! WXTEFfS, Clocks. Jewelry, Silverware, Optical. Goods. Solid Gold, Boss Filled, and Silver Cases, that can be fuuni anywhere. They also keep a full line of urn iiswits, ACENTS FOR TH “ROCKFOHD MOVEMENTS.” AND CLOUGH &, WARREN Musical. We will send to any person who will give us the n tines and address of five of their musical friends having pianos, and ten cents in change or postage stamps, a copy of the new and beautiful song entitled “Elon’s Death Soso," by the popular author, P. G. Hull. Addiess WILTS BROS., 44 wl. Columbia City, Ind.

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1 ALL™——-CLO HTTJG- WINTER ~ OWEN, PIXLEY & CO ~~ The One Price Dealers, and only Manufacturers doing business in Fort Wavne. wish to call the attention of this and adjoiningcounties that their largo stock of „ I'all and Winter Clothing, '' un” 1 /' ; J umi-hing Goods, ’-enow on exhibition at their commodious sale t, i ; linitatlon is exte- 1 d to all when making their Fall purchchase ’ ' '\P l l l goods and prices, :<i Iwe will guarantee will make it an object for ' home wh'il'/- 111 T ' V, \ l Us ‘. rangers invited to make our' store their ein Uie City. Any in. illation required cheerfully given and : k packages be taken car of bv us yon ma v wish to leave. WEN, PIXLEY, & COMPANY. 1 FOR r WAVE, IND.

S’ P! STOP! o Cheap. Cheaper Cheapest. Boots, Shoes and Slippers, \T THE NEW M and Shoe Store -OF— S. JIILLMAN. Be sure ahi - him c-|ll befuje buying cist »ho ihe sells cheaper th in nnv <!*' man in Decatur, and wit i. >t be uodersold. Give Him A Call. First door v ■ : of Niblick, Crawford & qns. v. M ‘. 18 SOI HING nr i'.vo OTHiik. iB’W . Ii I I . H As. s I MPS°<i H aORIANJIICHJGAN. | di S' ; ■■ i - ■ -X THE SIMPSON AXE, AH hand han . red. Mode of i 1 Silver Steel v in. rune’ll cd I’ve and WARRANTED. Also Five oil -r kinds.'he lf*n| .vjtoiH. lltatl, Warrior, frantic and 'ratt unil Heat. COOK ’a STOVES for Twelve D- ■ irs. •« nJ the New Champion Monitor ok with e’i bole s - Every Siove U iruiited Fi/eyeaij. Ten <liff rent kinds of Heating Stages Also the NW UliritL BASE BUBNEfi anj Heatsi-. All kinds of Builders Material, Nails, Iron, Pumps, Cprdage, Steel Goods. Shovels, Spa-Jes, Mat locks. Picks, Anitiniiion, Guns, Pistols, Revolvers, gun trimming, etc. Together with a full assortment of Hardware Sewer Pipa and Flue pipe, tjtjj Enterprise Meat Stutter for less money to any lic.Lse in the city of Otcaliir. Oon't torgtt to Vail. J H. STOAE. No 33 ts.

o SLACK BARREL «tTua.-VE s AND HEADING BOLTS VVewiil paynoO per cord tor Ao. 1 him ami Red'(ht Stave Bolts, an . 53.50‘p e cord tor Ao 1 Heading Bolts delivered at the factory \\ e will also pay the highest market price for Oak W hue Ash Ilickory, Cotton' wood 1:1m find \\ alnut B aw logs.' For further particulars i n . quire at the office. P- C. CLEVER & co. REAM 8l DIRKSON Agents for the celebrated STM WIND ENGINE, PUMPS, k . TANKS flllim To supply water for stock aiul household purpose. Al I) Martiifuctiu-ers of the MACY TUBULAR WELL, TANKS, FOUNTAINS, 1J.W.1 111 l>l< A Vi’M, EG Estimates of cost of engines. Tubular Wellj and Fixture., I furnished on application, personally or by letter. REAM S. DIRKSON. HLtllt It, lNDl«>\t. no 10. ts. FOR SALE. > JTJ f.llhlT U+ißG'.ll.V. A B:iw Mill wiih top or Double Mill all complete. Belts, Ct owbars, Log and Lumber Trucks, all in first class order, to make a complete Double Saw Mill fall t and sec the ! I at the Fornax Mil|, ■ peuatur, J. W ROUT. TO NON RESIDENTS. The State of Indiana, A lama eounty,;s. In the Adams circuit court, May term, 1883. The Equitable Trust I Company James KePey 1 Fo. of •i Damas’s fcelley f Mortgage. George w Young j Marg tret Y ting | • | Aadrew J. Sipe. Sipe, wife of Andrew J, Sij whose first name is to the plaintiff unknown t'harles A. wilson. —— wilsou, wife of Charles A. | wiL«ot. whTse first name is tv the plainI tiff unknown, ileory R.lloni |t appearing f.oto affidavit, Uled in th* above entitled cause, that James Kelley, Damas’s Kelley an 1 Henry K. Bond of the above named defendants arc non-residemi of the .late of Indiana. Notice is there* fore hertby given ibe said Jam.-s Kelley Damasis Kelley and Henry R. Bond, shat they be and appear before the Hon. Judge of the Adnms circuit court, on the first day of the next regular term thereof to be holdeu at the court house ia the city of Decatur, commencing on 1 |th day ot May, 1883, and plead by answer or demur to said Cvm’.-.aint, or saiae will be heird and determined in their absence. F witness, my name and the sea< of sail court beret, affixed, the 15th day of January, 1883. N. Blackblkn, 12 43 wl. clerk