Decatur Democrat, Volume 27, Number 21, Decatur, Adams County, 24 August 1883 — Page 2

THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT nr a. j. hili.. Fbidav, August 24, ISB3. Texas is a democratic state with $3,000,000 in her treasury. .«•>. Painful scandals seem to be very current among our exchanges. Senator McDonald has a strong backing for the presidential race in 'B4. The 7th Indiana Cavalry hold a reunion at Portland, October 4th and sth. Extensive preparations are being made and a good timsMß expected by the veteran troopers. We would say to the Michigan Democrat that Polk, the defaulting treasurer of Tennessee, was elected by the re-adjusters. He is a kind of Tennessee Mahone and not a democrat. Spain has a mild attempt at revolution on hand. The cry the revolutionists raise is ‘'The Republic." It is being mildly but effectually squelched, except the ever smouldering remains. Republican papers are giving Com Hanna the meanest kind of thrusts of late, in disrespectfully speaking of the disgraceful scenes in the last hour of the last legislature," referring to Tom's “pigeon holeing the appropriation bill.' Dorsey is considered a great catch for an interview. What he does not know about the campaign of 1860 need not be told, and what he is telling is as prolific of cramps to the average republican editor as green apples are to belly aches in the average small boy. Arthur, Grant and Whitelaw Reid said Dorsey was the hero of the vic" tory, with his little soap, at the Delraonico dinner. But they are denying it now, just as straight as they are denying that Hayes and Sherman did not kick Arthur out of the custom house. Every few days the Fort Wayne Gazette publishes a group of paragraphs credited to the Gazette, Canton (O.) Repository and this paper about "red stockings, etc. No such paragraph as is credited to the Democrat ever appeared in this paper. If the subject matter is either amusing or instructive to the readers of the Gt- i and it is to be supposed it is either one or the other, we suggest that it be left standing. And if the truly pious editor of the Gazette can think of anything else that ! would add to the amusing or instructive features of the matter in question, it is to be hoped his imagination will be invoked and that it will be inspired with all the religious zeal at his command. Put it by the side of the other, then, as before, credit it to the Democrat.

Our neighbor over the way has been slopping over with base ball advice for a couple of weeks, and now gives promise of being a fair crank in that direction. Some people imagine that the Journal bit more off in the Teeple matter than they can chew, and finding it harrassing and embarrassing in more ways than one, are now trying to drop the matter byway of base ball routeTheir rMe as hero and martyr doesnot | pan out just as they expected, and manufactured endorsements are not a success. The Democrat has a halfbushel of another sort of endorsement that the Journal can have if they will publish them. Had we given them a a place in our columns they would claim sympathy, and hunt endorsers of their course in vain. We will drop the subject, however, to return to the the first proposition. They are laboring under the idea that a 'new idea” has been born to them in urging the introduction of base ball iuto the public schools. That belongs to Col. Spen eer of the school board, who has been ; urging it to uo purpose, because Ctawford is an old fogy and favors “seven out, while Peterson is holding some scheme of his own in the back ground. No, there wili never a ■ new idea be born to the Journal until they soak their brains in a new stimulant, PLEAMAST ITEM*. BY NORRIS HOMO. Sweet refreshing showers of late. Business brightening in this com inunity. Pears in the market at this place brought -*1.50 per bushel. Jesse Billman and J. W. Fredline by mutual consent dissolved partnership in the milling business Mr. Billman retiring. .Mr. Ira Steele and Samuai Erishman were at Dayton, 0.. two days of last week. J/r-. William Armstrong is dangerously ill at this writing. Miss Arvilla .Uerris returned Saturday from an extended visit with friends at Bluffton. Bev. D. J. Schenck is still in a lingering condition. Pref. H. W. Kirby commenced a select term of school hers on last Tuesday with quite a respectable quorum of students. Two little children by the names of ; Laughrey and Cuthburt came near be- i irg drowned here last Tuesday, and were only saved from a watery grave by the timely aid and assistance of

j their little comrades. This should be a warning to mothers not to allow their little ones to play along the banks of our river. W. 11. Laughery is selling a patent coffee pot: lovers of good and pure coffee should examine the patent coffee pot before purchasing elsewhere. Mr. Laughrey, for that purpose, will make a complete canvas of this county. There was quarterly meeting at the U. B. Church over Sabbath, officiated by the Rev. Counsellor, the presiding elder. Trains were passing on the N. G. railroad last Sabbath. Something unusual. John Cuthburt and family, of Kentland, Newton county, arc visiting with friends in town. G. 11. Laughrey, lately of Valparaiso, Ind., was visiting with friends here a portion of the present week. Perry Carter, of Berne, was in town I Monday. Sheriff McGriff and .Marshal Maj loney, of Decatur, were in town on Tuesday of last week inviting some of our fellow townsmen to be in attendance at tbc next regular term of the circuit court. Two little daughters of Dr. Schrock s was visiting with friends in town a few days last week. Marret Hoblet, of Berne, was in town Monday. Some women are things of beauty, but a jaw forever. "Over the garden wall is sung by by our “troupe.” Blasting rock is reported as being hard business. The “dog star rages high at tb>a seaisou of the year. Cabbage will be an average crop in this community. Levy Rouland has his house atarly completed. Sickness is becoming quite prevalent in and around this village. Farmers should ressteßtber we have ■ a good blacksmith and shop in town. ' All work done on short notice. Two engines passed through our place on the N. G. last Saturday enroute for the t-hopa looking pretty badly demolished from the atJoYts of the collision at Frankfort, on Thure day of last week. Estrayed.—One two year old steer, red and white spotted, crop, slit and underbit in left ear, Colchin mark. Information which will lead to its recovery will be rewarded by the owner. Ira J. Blossom. Washing! Washing! Washing! Excellsior Steam Laundry. George Scbraeder agent. All orders promptly attended to. Leave orders at the Burt House. Collars & Cuffs 30 cts. per dozen. Other articles in proportion. -•«. Recorder's Notice.

My term expires October 5. All parties in debt for recording must settle before that date, or fee bills will be issued for all outstanding fees after John ScnißttEß, Recorder. August 3, 1883. A Woman’* Experience. Mothers and daughters should feel alarmed when weariness constantly oppresses them. ”ls lam fretful from exhaustion of vital powers and the color is fading from my face, Parker's Ginger Tonic gives quick relief. It builds me up and drives away pain with wondcriul certainty. —Buffalo ady. Teacher’s Institute.

The Adams county Teachers Institute will commence August 27, 1883, at Decatur, Ind., and continue five days: immediately after which—September Ist—will be held a public examination of teachers. Examination to commence at 8:30 a.m. We expect a number of able instructors from abroad to assist in the Institute work, and we think that no teacher can afford to miss a single day. Come one and all. J. F. Snow, 20w2 Co. Supt, l.and and Lots For Sale. Eighty acres, all good timber in Jefferson sownship. Seventy-five acers of timber land in Wapash township. Twenty acres within one mile of Decatur, with plank Louse.good well and about six acres cleared, for eight hundred dollars. Valuable building lots in Deatur and Feneva. Also a good farm in Alleu county. For particulars, call on the undersigned | DAVID STUDABAKER For Sale. Frawee A I.are*. Real Estate Bulletin! 7 lots in Crabbs' addition, between lOih and 11th streets. Easy payments. A good farm of I*2 acres, situated eig I miles south of Decatur.near Salem, Ind Forty acres of good land 5 miles southeast of Decatur, in R’ashingioii township. A Louse and ot on First Street; and a house and lot on Monroe Street. A house and lot In the south part of the ; city. For particulars, call on or addre*s FRANCE & LUTZ, Real Estate Agents, noli Fecatur, Indiana. x.' OTICE OF ESTRAY. Notice is hereby given that Jeremiah Arcubold, a Justice of the Peace of Root township, Adams eiue'.y, Indiana, lias filed in my office his repart of sn e»tray i mare taken up by t>eorge Filter, of Boat township, said county and slate, described • to-wlt: A dark bay mare with a short ! mane and tail; filtcen bauds high; no ‘ other marks or brands perceivable, and appraised at thirty dollars by William B. MoCommell and Joan Utienowelh. N BLACKBURN, Clerk August 16, 1683.—21 w 3

pqoTl 'E TO NON-REBIDENTS. The State of Indiana, Adams county, s«. In the Adams circuit court, September teim, 1883. Henry Robinson, ] Francis E. Robinson, vs U.K. Remmel A. C. Remmel, Joseph Webster, Webster, whose chxistian name is unk n, Laurence Wise, Wise, whose Christian name is unk’n, J It appearing from affidat it. filed in the above entitled cause, that H. K. Remmel, A. C. Remmel, Joseph Webster, Web ster. whose Christian t ame is unknown, Laurence Wise, — Wise, whose Christian name is unknown, of the above named defendants, are non-residents, of the state of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given the sai l H. R Remmel, A. C Remmel, Joseph Webster, —— Webster, whose Christian name is unknown, Laurence Wise, Wise, whose Christian uatn is unknown, that they be and appeal before the honorable judge of the Adams circuit court, on the 10th day of October, 1883, the same being the 15th juridical day of the next regular term tnereof, to be holdeu at the court house, in the city of Decatur, commencing on Monday, September 21 A. D. 1883, and plead by answer ur demur to said complaint, or the game will be determined in their absence. W itnees my name and the seal of said court hereto affixed, this IBth day of August, A. D. 1883. [Seal.] N. Black bibs, 20w4 Clerk. Heller S Hooper, atty's pl ffs. TO SOS-BESJ’ ENTS. The State of Indiana. Adams county, sst John A Sprtinger. j Jspheth Lehman, , No. 1895. ComSamuel Lehman, ; plaint uu acvs. ' count and atJay T. Kllia, I tacbment. John W. Boyd. j In the Adams Circuit Court, Septeubar term, 1883. It appearing from affidavit filed in the abpve entitled cause, that John XV Boyd >f the Wire a; .med defendant.-, is a nou-resi-dent of the State if Indiana, notice is therefore hereby gi.’vn tLu .aid Jfibs W. Boyd that he be and appear before the lion. Judge us the Adams Circuit Court, on the first day of the next regular term I thereof, to be holden at the Court housi in the u>si> .of Decatur, commencing on Monday, the 2etk jgr of September, A. I>. 1883, and plead by MBCCr depur 10 said complaint, or the same will bi U.hrd and determined in his absence Witness, my name and the Seal of s.ld Court hereto affixed, this 27th day of July, A. D- J 88.3. [Seal] ii. RX.Clerk, By A. M#W. B»itw44, Deputy . Heller X Hooper, Attoruoys for plffs 18-wd

pURtMJ NOTICE. lira if 4 Pi ) fOWlffllip f _ • State of Indians. v abash icypahip. Ad- , ams county: Sealed proposals will lie received by thj undersigned at his office, u ,:il noon of the I 17th day of August, 1883, for the construe- : tion of a frame school Litre-, to be erected I near the residence of Jamc W. Barr, sen Said bouse to be completed by the loth day i of October, 1883. Plan ai d specifications , can be found at C. D. Pi rter's, Genera. Indiana. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Bids must be accompanied with a bond of double the gross amount of bid. Attest: DAVID LONG, Trustee Aug. 10, 1883. PROBATE CAUSE, No. 337. |\J OTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF 11 ESTATE. Notice is hereby given to the creditors, heirs and legatees of Mary G. Wuller, deceased, to appear in the Adams circuit court, held at Decatur, Indiana, on the 2fth day of September, 1883, and show cause if any, why the final settlement ac- | counts with the eatate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there appear m-ke proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Witness, the clerk of said coutt, this lOih day of August, 1883. N BLACKBURN, *2ow3 Clerk. PROBATE CAUSE No. 311. N otice of final settle- 1 MENT OF ESTATE. Notice is hereby given to the creditors, heirs aod legatees of Aaron Archer, deceased, to appear in the A lams circuit i court, held »t Decatur, Indiana, on rhe ■ 24th day of September, 1883. and show cause if any, why the final settlement accounts with the esta’e of said decedent should not be approved: and sail heirs are notified to then and there make proof of hairship, tnd receive their distributive 8 hares. Witness, ike cterfc: of raid court, this 20th dsy of August, 1883. 2iw2 N. BLACKBURN, Clerk. PROBATE CAUSE No. 297. X' OTICE OF FINAL SETTLE MENT OF ESTATE. Notice is hereby given to the creditors, heirs aud legatees of James F. L'ynps, de- ‘ ceased, to appear in 'he Adams circuit I court, held at Decatur, Indiana, on the 24th day of September, 1803, and show cause it nil) . why lhe Si»al -euiemeat ac- ‘ counts wi'h the’ estate pf said dejedenl | should net be approved; and raid heirs are . notified to then and there make proof of i heirship, aud receive their distributive shares. • Witness, the clerk of eaid court, this 21st day of August, 1883. 21w3 N. BLACKBURN, Clerk. PROBATE CAUSE No. 320. N 'OTICE OF PINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. Notice is hereby given to the creditors, heirs and legatees of Amanda Twigg, deceased. to appear in the Adams circuit court, held at Decatur, Indiana, on lhe 241 h day of September, 1883, and shew cause if any, why the final settlement accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be a ; proved; and said heirs arc notified to lhen and there make proof of heirship, and leceive tigjr distributive : shares. Witness, the clerk of said court, this I 21*1 day of August, 1883. 21w3 N. BLACKBURN, Clerk Lola lor Hale. The undersigned have for sale cheap, ou reasonable terms, a large number of desirable vacant lots, situated in J. Crabb’s several additions to the town of Decatnr. Adame county, 1“<IAlso part oul-tol no. with a large well furnished dweling hou-e, convenient out-hou«e« thereon, fine property. Also house and lot on Crabbs avenue, pleasant location, cheap for cash. Also bouse and lot on Front Street. AH of said property in Deeatur, I ndiana. Real estate bought, soi land rented on I reasonable terms. Enquire before purcha iug elsewhere. PETERSON A HUFFMAN, no 7.1 f

PILES—TO ( t KWO IMl’f At my office, Dccatlb, lxt> , Aran. “8, May 26, June 23, Jvlv 21, Ann 18, Srsr. 15, Oct 13, Nov. 10. Dre. 8, 1883. I’K A B. JAMISON, Four Yiars a Specialist in the Treatuteri I of KLCT.IL OISE.ISES, Tilts. fistula, Fissure, I Iteration. Kit. Cure without cutting, ligating, burning orang other barbarous method* Will give SI,OOO 00 for any case of Piles I fail to cure! • Rectal niscascs-ffy mptonis: B ceding and p:o:rusion at stoo', tell phnily that you have piles or true hemortltoidsl A ure G car a vtcxd ! i.-tuing and severe pain at stool, and seve r pain with or without bleeding, with a sore. -mall lump at mouth of rectum. without pronusion, tell you that you have I fiui. t ! Cure guaranteed ! A discharge of matter from a small open ing or from small openings, having a hard pipe around opening, tell you that you have Never allow the knife or ligature to be used. Cure guaranteed' Coustip’ttion, slo— hard stool—trequeut attacks of or constant diarrhoea ; dischares of mucus like the white of an egg, of blood »nd matter, itching about anus and worse when in bed, smarting aching and buru ing in rectum alter stool, bearing down feeling, lame back, affected kidneys, liver, j stomach, heart, numb limbs, burning soles ot .'ret. dull pain in bead, palpitaliou of heart, sick headache, vaginal and witnb tioul'.e, bladder and urinary trouWe, eough .nd sc called ecirumption nervous picsiraiioo. dyspepsia, b eaking down o! the whole s, stem, sallow complexion, dis j tressed and wrinkled countenance, no desire to labor, errerjy ynne, tired o! life. Bright s diserse of the kidneys, blood po.son bloßliggof abdoman and stomach, io- i tiamation sad snrerui s Cf bowels, weak i I limbs, pale, h-iggaid look, one or «r. .Os I these symptoms tell you, yti ily. Rs; rat Ulcer ‘ No use to swallow medicine, to vim spring or travel tor health. lei neat er j will help you. Our ti-.itmrmt alone uill ecu. U uule i iur’hes die w.tb this maikdf aui doctors call ir wnsumpboa. when it ts NO SUCH TIH-XO. A curb Gi as rsitstr, it ea n m lur . A B. JAMISON, M. D., Hotel Brunswick. Detroit. Names o’ phj - c .n- and ethers treated iff3 F ltf u *es.red. - ■waOTICE ro COKTKACruBa. Notice ts hereby given, tuat sealed pro posale will be received by the Board of Commtss'on rs of Adams county, Indiana, jt the aujitor s office in Decatur, until 12 O'flack n,,;',, TcESDaY, OeTOtie.R », JB&3, foi furnishing ail material and labor re- ' quired for the erection and completion of | a jail and shtrifl’s residence at Decatur, I in said county and state, according to plans which can be seen at j said W c « of Case CUpmhDi arckitcip rson,' I alesine building, Chisago ill Every bid must be accompau.fd by a gcod and sufficient bond, payable to the state of Indiana, signed by at least two r-.iaepj. freeholder sureties, guaranteeing lie T.iitpfpsriqet.’iance and execution of work fd,r.Jt,.'VA-- .-a- »-u:e is award'd rsris t "‘ t lße eta:-acer ncemu* ,h ' •'“•GSv SB I ’f < reel viu 6 . j all debts ineurrcu . ’ < tion of the work, including .. " ’ *“ '• rials furnished, and for boarding the laborer J thereon. The time of opmpbtica of the work will be determined by tfie BoariJ otj (he day of letting. Payments will be made on moathly estimates of the supervising arohilect ■ The board reserve the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the board. G. CHRISTEN, 20w6 Auditor — JJROBATE CAUSE ND. 317 Susan Jiifks’in. administratrix of the 1 estate oi Daniel Jackaoo, decease!, vs Franklin Jacksen. .X ah im Jacksou, : Jackson, Edward Jackson, George Jackson, j Susan .Mathewson, Nebraska .Mathewson, , Anna Jackson, Angie K. Jackson, Myrtle D. JavkfOD. Mary N. Jackson. To Franklin Jackson. N vham Jackson, Calvin Jackson, Edward Jackson. Geoige Jackson, Susan Maihew?cu Nebraska Mathewson, Anna Jackson. Angie K Jackscn, Myrtle D. Jackson. Mary b Jackson. You are severally hereby nOt ised !haj the above named pe itioner. as Aduiin>straiiii if the estate stores d, fins filed to the cir ruii court of Adams county, Indiana, a petition, making you attendants thireiOj ayd praying tac-rt.c tor an order and decree nf said enyxt, author me the safe ot certain real estate belonging tn Ite estate of said decedent, and in said petition described, to make assets for the paymen 1 of the debts aid liabilities of said estate; and that said peiitiou.su fi.td and pending, ,is set for bearing iu said I circuit court, ut ihe conxi hov.se in i’eca- i tur, iudinkw. Ihe first judicial day of the September term, litsf «aid court, thu same being the 24th day day o» cepember, 18c3. Witness the clerk uni seal of said court this -th day cf July, 1883. [Seal.] N. Blackburn, 17w4 Ckrk Adams Circuit Court Reller ft liojper, attorneys.

F<»R LIQUOR LICENSE. To lhe ci izeas of the incorpora'<-d city of Decatur, Adams county, luuiana Notice is hereby given, that!, lhe un- j dersigned. Peter Forbirig. will make ap- i plication to lhe Board ot Commissioners of Adams pounly, Indiana, at their regular session in Septetabfr for a license for one year to sell spirituous, rjucus. malt and oilier intoxicating liquors in Je«3 quantities ihau a quirt at a lime al my placg of business iu end at the build ing situatel eg the following described premises si'uated iu iba county pf in the State of Indiana, to wit, Commencing at a point on Secund street in said town of Decatur, thirty seven (37) feet north of the southwest corner of inlot number fifty-three (53.) in the sai l town of Decatur as the tame is designated on the lecordtd plat of said .own, aud running thence east parallel with lhe north lipe apd peuth line ot said lot one hundred and ihiriy : i»o 11321 leci to the alley, thence north along a»id elley fine nine lien (J*J) feet, ibeuce west parallel ?nb said line pf said 10l ope hundred and thir ty-two (132) Gel t 9 Second street in said town, thence scu'li along said Second elietl nintieen (l») feet to lhe place of beginning 19 w 3 Pirta Foamsu. FFLIt ..TION FOR LICENSE To the , ifena pf the ioifh ftf iifnerj, Adam, eoußty, Indiana Notice is hereby given lba« I. me undersigned. Alexander Robinson, i. male ip. habitant of the State of Indiana, and being over the age of twenty-one years, and I in all things a fil person to he eutrusied with the sals of intoxica'ing liquors in I' les» quantities then a quirt at i rime, will apply to the Board of * ommi.signers ot Adams coauly, Indiana, at their nest regular session, for a license to sell spirituous, ’iw’-’J 9 ! B -* n **b 'iQuors in leas quantities I tfiau a p fine, at my plaee ot business in and at .be silgated on ; the following described premise; ip' Aj i town of Geneva, Adams county, ip tjse ' State ot Indiana, 10-wtt; In-lot number one hundred and nineteen (119,; in the | town of Geneva, as the same is recorded aud designated on he recorded plat of I said town. August 19th, 1888. 19w4 Aiexakdeb HoBUtBOW.

OUR _ <L 4 QOK A T ‘ ••■ “T ! KITING & GO'S \ Flaiinels, Harris, 1 JLL v V vAy , ('] OTIIJ Blankets and 1 | A G SATINETS. I INDUCEMENTS i ln ,he TIfOR THE FALL OF 1883. f We defy competition in prices an I quality, and can save sou one-filth of your money by *> calling on us. All the leading and latest styles of 6 e I Dry Goods Fancy Notions. | O We can show you oeyond any doubt the best p | MAUE CLOTHING j .im.ini— ever brought to the city. Don't go outside of your own county for—- — . ' "’ e Buying vi.i De are handling .vx . .i'-i-k, 1 v * a'uJ* CARPETS! CARPETS! ' . When yon can <b> an well at home. We can celt you ' ... and retail all kinds of 4 UL>/ii\rr or a ik, GROCERIES! GROCERIES! i in order to suit cur trade As cheap as anybody. All goods del i vered if necessary | CASH.

gil tßir I 5 84i r The Decatur Loan and Savings Association for use of John Brandybirry vs James K. Geat ing et al. iu the Adams circuit court of Adams count’, |flt}i ina. By virtue of an e.epuiun :inl crier of sail-to me directed by the clerk of tfte'Adatus circuit court, upon 11 judgment anl order of sale rendered at the February term of the Adams circuit court 1880, on ills Ist day of March’ 1880, in said court ia faios of said pUip: : tf and aga.tr: e:• 1 detendant, I have levied wp-.n ’.i.e ><L-i .s. late hereinafter mentioned anl will expose for sale, by public auction, at the east door of the court house in the city of Decatur, Adams county. Indiana, ielweeu Ibe hours cf 10 0 clock a m au l 1 0 dock t w- iff SATiUDAi tSEl’rE.MtiEn tn.li. H»v3 the rents ami profits tor a term not exceed ing seven years, of the following de scribed real estate situate ia Adams conn ty, Indiana, to wit: Commencing forty-five (4f> rids east of lie cottier of the saulh-west <juijrtj,-r J' f #eejicfi't twenty-seven (2J; mrtff: mure .ttarteen (14, cast, and tunning il-:aci' north ope hundred and sixty (IGO) rods, iitencr east forty-five j 45) reds, the.ee south 'tie hundred and sixty (ItiU) rods, tbtuce West forty-five (,45) rods to the piac. of begin ai3g,esux ... 1 tnrentain fury -five (45 jc'rfs ; ‘in CCu ; ty .ad.an AfftlpP failure to'iealtje ijielefrop the tilil iimo-rwi ■ itykttjjen; in: i.-.ert,L and costs, I '“ i “ OBd io the same manner atoies i— nlfcr ”" e the ice simple ot the abu ve described premises Michael McGriff, *Sb&ri:T A urns Co. August 17, ib«3 -2‘jwv IPPLICATION POE LIQUOR LICENSE To the citizens of the town of Berne, Adams county, Indiana. Notice is hereby given that I. Charles A. Wilson, will make application to the Board of CcnnnissiuneTs of Adams county, Indiana, at their regular session in September, 1i32. Ipr lieenee o sell vinou.-, spirituous and malt ii ti apr3 i? euanti lies than a quart at a time at my phic.e of buisiness, in and at the building siiijated 0 ; ihe following described premises, in the town of Berne, Adams county. Indiana, to wit; Commencing at the northeast corner of iu-lot number two, ia the town 01 Berne, Adams county, Indians, and running thence eoutb one hundred ami i (20) feet, iheaee mo».u hundred and thiity-two (132 ftef, thence ' (20) led to the place ot beginning, as thi same is leconkd and designated on the r»curded plat of aaid town i*Jw4 U’”ables A. Wilson. |

SHAFER & BRO —DEALER- IN — &grl cu 11 xx x* a 1 X xxx pie xxx en t HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING GOOPS* ETC. Htickeye and Excelsior Binder*, Single and Combined Keaper*. and Howers. tbe Lent in the market, Wt keep on tattd ,t bighi.c i t 010$’. IICIttH JO IRUMBULI WAGONS, Cheap. on’ and warranted tu be r. Spring Wagons, THE BEST EVE;: MAH!:.; the I.lAlre..'; Hewing IftzlEtolxiixes Aluara in dock, lhe agd chcnpeet thaj can be l-nja. FUHSTAND EHEDLEY SULKEY BREWING PLOWS And other g«<od Steel Bren, iiitrTaw*. U\ sell tftr SCOTT CO. PVGJVEF, SAW-MIL: S. THRESHERS AX» CLOVER HILL ERS ‘ lA WF SELT. THE AKER & BUNION GRAIN iJ ILL. Narrows of Kinds.. *■ 5 S-llorso ct? Corn PUMPS OF ALL MA PS. A f<<od line ut Cook Stoves and Trimmings I We have in ccnneciion TTS SHOT*’ All cFo'ls j' Done. Tin Ware. Etc. Cheaper than the Cheapest snr? and call Lotbre yjn btry. ai we trill show yon the ’> -it lin •in »i . i a* (<• » a a , I Decatur. April 27. 1813-t SHAFER &9RO.

A\ K ABE ( LOSIXG OUT OLTR SUMMER WEIGHT CLOT HING GREATLY REDUCED PR ICES, to make room for our "ti iwnwi «IMMI Fall and Winter Weights Soir being maiittfucitired nt "XD -N _ I , —OWEN, PIXLEY & fiC -' 15 and 17 Court Street | f- (_■) (LI WA¥ N F IXJ I , 58 and 60 Clinton Stree J IW Branch Stores; ZOan-vill- 331ocm.ixigrton amd. Peoria, Illinois: Zndiaixapaiis Te--ra ZEZaiate. Greencastle ana r J ar , ay-ette, Indiana and. Laporte. IxTe-w ’S’crls:.

i- '-ar-i-c-rassas nnncwwa .-v’wxaM ■». rm "in \ PRl.U.a'l’ uN t Ju l.lt'r,jsu Z'l . To lb« cithers of Saint Mary s township, county of Adau>; *nd State of Indiana.’ Notice is hereby given that 1. ilx* tin- 1 itrelgncJ, James M. Gaunt, over the age of twenty:one yvars, and a male inhabi-- ! of tye Stat-of Indiana, and being a. I fit pet eon to ffe enlr .’..-.ed sin. lap sal? of’ intoxicating liquors'fn less quantities tpati i a quart at a lime, will make applloafion t'j - tit* fioaf’j of Commissioners of Adams I county. B<st» ut iedias#, thgii next ’ > regular session for a liosase io *eit »pir, , itucus, vinou» .-.nt m.dt liquors, in less j quantities than a quin at a time, at my j place of business in and al the building situated ou the following d scribed premises, to-wit: Uommo ti-ing gt the southeast corner of- - lot nuiuL/r tjjfrty '3' :i tii tjain etteer io ! I the town of I’leasa'pt .Mtlij. 11 ts-C £an'y ’ of Agasis of Intliaqi. , irf tfie same i* r*v »Lu a pUt of aiid tQWtt. Thence running souiheu: aioag sail M i’q i street twenty (20) tie’, th Dee north al right aDgLe wiih tiid Main stieet fifty | (fit;) feet, thence nonhwes! piralkl with eai-i Main btie*t twenty (2* 1 ) feel, ibence sou’l west at r ’gh- Lri'es with slid Mi n ' siifeet t ‘.b ' ’ • the pine* of feginning. I August 10th, 1883 I 19w3 J A iiL> M. S ‘.c vT. I

rrtr *w . ~Trr u — t i-txmtc iw -rr-r— DONT 1 RGET IT. that nF me JOEETST -«SL ; Qu ret oricra on /• • • J • j H a r< I wa re, B u i I de r’s M a ter’h, and t’ouk Stores at redmeJ prien PL'I’AS. b.,., i., n,„ „, 4rkw . H. ov. nnd Pumps Wayne « Reapers, Mowers & Binders Sulky Piuw\ b iisy Mo w <. bprt4» h UdhU Horve niy Kukt, Gritiy i Pu'verli-?r4 ( Wind Mill s, Paints, 3nliyel- .Sp,.J„. t* ork . Corn and <cb Grinders Feed Cu rers Seel Sowrrc 8:ul i-> 'he Hardware an i Farm Mu.uioerv li»I are been senFofc-Tihrtr au<jw,ll continue to cell ' r.-e, -ibw an. Holier in my line in D6c;»tt.P ’ •> CALL AND SEE ME iefos* Jeu purchase anydi »>g in oiy linr D. ,:ur, M.rre 23 18 S -. Si- BOWERS. RED FRONT GROCERY STORE Is LOW 0! en, and we offer to th. pcoole of Decatur au l vicinity j!;e la.gest stork „f GROCERIES AM) PBOWSIONS t hina r.i - . st: waie ewr offeied for sale in the ehy. We bi. our g wJs diree. from manufacturers an' pay cnh for all we h.iv, therefore gel out good, at lotion, pries, and we gmranlee our prices to lx be a« LOW AS THE LA)M ESTI «e invite *-l , Q , U | R , „ ul v , ( Remember you will have all ne, gwd. io. s-l-ct from, ams price, ■ as low ss you would hare Io pay f..r ~’d a n-l alate foods ilsc-where We will sell This being lhe ou’y way in which an hoaest boiiuets ,i Ledoe; f.. ia-11,11 ■*] ■ ‘ “ 'r r< 1 ° j orc or leis bn 1 .-«e:oiißfa c»n triplei. *nl ■”! .. ASK IP’OUL OXX-ESTJII 1 * I' p.vdeur 1.01 .-,« lepiesenied. i.turu then an 1 m.-ney will be re'ande I. All OBX.JV’SRSC ‘a any fjrl h l u,e jjtj, »j, e u ,f e hsrg W e kin l.y JMTI •i-J f Ifters to hr Ja lb,e* and rJ Other < t! my, r„ ,f„ . e , Hi ||(tf ..rk* , ce. lew- keep eteiythinr generally k-p- io • 6rsl-cl»»’ grocery store, I And shall spare p.i., ke>p , f „ h TfW tW ) ii w.. .-to- ui wi»b a f iirehtire of yewr pafronftx* •c >■<>[ RS. VERY |IISPRUT|I’LI.Y SCHEIBER 21 it East Bide of Second St - IKe*«« {j