Decatur Democrat, Volume 34, Number 51, Decatur, Adams County, 13 March 1891 — Page 8

roM mf.ncin ; t< M »ntb»w morning CO\ MENCIN i TOMORROW MORNING COMMENCIN i TOM >KROW MORNING [ BOSTON ,* ii* *u A STORE Read between tbe BOSTON STORE j BOSTON .. , STORE lines and you ■ BOSTON J STORE j BOSTON , ’’ ~~ STORE Till learn that the BOSTON STORE BOSTON ~ STORE ‘ BOS-NN StOrC STOKE _ _ t BOSTON ' i STORE BOSTON lS a £ alu STORE BOSTON STORE > boston the front store BOSTON * ~ STORE boston the Largest store BOSTON STORE boston . Line of store BOSTON ' STORE boston New Spring Goods, store BOSTON STORE boston Dry Goods, store BOSTON -- - STORE Boston a Dress Goods, store j BOSTON _ ... STORE 1 BOSTON Notions STOKE BOSTON .... STORE HUSTON and .STORE BOSTON STORE Boston XoveliUes store BOSTON ~ ’ STORE ever broiHrht ........; BOSTON . ° % SIORE I BOSTON s»TORE I tO ; BOSTON ' _ STORE! Boston Decatur. sioi^i.; Boston . - -+STOREj boston Don’t fail store I BOSTON ~ STOitr-I to ea! I I BOSTON STORE > BOSTON an a see them stoke | I BOSTON STORE boston before you buy. store BOSTON STORE Remember BOSTON SI OR E BOSTON ■ * » > STORE BOSTON ’■ - — STORE BOSTON tO show STORE BOSTON ' . STOREi Goods. „„ BOSTON _ STORE ’ boston Kuebler store boston J.TORE BOSTON & STORE BOSTON ~~ ' STORE BOSTON STOKE , buston Decatur, STOKE BOSTON —- STORE boston Indiana. »TORE BOSTON ~ STORE I 4) () F BOSTON *• _ STORE j BOSTON Bunding? STOK1: I • Allowances. • I.Kt of, allowances made by the Board of - CMinmimJoner? of Adams county, Indiana, at their March session. 1891: Jesse Niblick. A Sou, goods for poor $ 15 is Houhouse A Blackburn, goods for poor, ~4“ Donovan Ji Coffee. ■ 12 11 J. B Burknead. ...... .» w Wetttey & Boyd. .1 17 .Nancy E. Roe, taking ease of poor 1V V> iji. Reed, Cottiu tor poor. 16 5u Wechter. money expended for poor 21 TM» i.' J. H. Vog.ewede, goods for poor . , 7.' to Bale A Holds, “ . .. 2u 4u j E. E. Zimmerman, Ito' H. J. t'oidicx/liied att on poor lu 06 j I*. B. Thomas, 10 to , IS. Bergman, ■“ " “ .» <> oo ' O. T. May, ” 22 to Jl. t \ Costello. '• 4*25 , >v. H. H. France, quarterly salary, sup’t asyluu.' . . 150 pi I. Yager, goods for county asylum 45.1*’ i>. j. I’erveer, goods tor county asyiurn Donovan A.CoHee, “ .. 17.85., M. Bremerkainp, “ ... in 07 | Joseph Brandybery, work at asylum.... 39 ot> T. H, Ernst, work and material tor asylum 12 33 T. 11. Ernst, work .and for closets at courthouse 29 85 Henry Krick, brick tor furnace at c h 3 l)o H. W. Miller, work at court house.. . 385 J. ,S. Bowers. goods for ch 28 23 W. C. Schirmeyer. hauling water and w00d...... , . „ 22 00 John D. Hale A Co., oil tore h. 15 75 Henry Knapp, work at f h 1 ‘X! Weltiey Jr Boyd, goods for ch., s 40 Bobert Ogden, closets tore •> 104 54 ivlrsch & >elietueyer, lumber for ch 1 hi .4. »;iuCamp, luintier lor ch 4 4u TbGio.'i.s Cloud, work on heaters .. 3_i.V T. J. Shields, serv as janitor ..... 121 5o . J. Smith # Bro., wheelbarrow »Jjp) Daniel Schlegel, repairing furnace at jau.......... 325 George Chronister, repairing furnace at Jail .. 2 1.5 V 4 ordward Jit Auten. wor-r .-it jail 6 75 J.itiU Vail, wood lor jail ...... 2 25 M’.’u. ikuL'kson, wood tor jail . .. 49 &.■ ji. .A; Cbrs. ten. glass for jail. 100 Jesse NibU'X A Sou, goods tor jail / » : Smith * Bell. “ “ “ .5.* Mar k McCOMOk *f,‘rv sheriff and janit’r be 4o Mark McConnell, Eua'amg prisoners... 121 tie rt. F. Costello, sec’y Ro&rd of health.. . 37 5o John F. Snow , serv co supt 3u2 ,o J. Eo.bt Christen, pasting list 32 b" City of Decatur, building sidewalk . 43 v‘,< Jacob Weehter, hauling election booths, stc N. Blackburn, printing and blanks 230 71> « Wilson, Humphrey «k Co , stationery... sb so VVm. B, Buff jrd, . “ 241 7,> Printing Co.. .... 17* 95 The Bollman Index Co.. “ .... 25 tD John ‘. Hale, serv as clerk I*s 35 Kirsch A Sellemeyer, lumber . 1 U* iotac Etfi&wn, work and material Xor highway .'. J' >l7 I r reii Hoffman., .money ex on bridges.. Il'S 3* 1 Martin I-aughlid. •• !*i U> ‘ I. C. Miller, serv jljditor 4k Perry Robison, serv *4 treasurer 2tio bi) D. Beavers, serv dtfg*h viewers. . .. .b till iG. M..Haetliug, “ *' • ..... .. 12 ill Jaeob Borne. “ “ ■ v “ ..... t; id fid ward Kintz. “ “ “ .. ti uo j' M. Archbold “ “ •' • . 6 00 D, S, Mauier, “ Henry Miller, “ “ “ .5?'00.i J. H. Hobroke “ “ " 52 4)0 Sutuuel Fetters, “ “ “ 52 co hi ugh Miller, posting ditch- notices..... IS till .lofan Tyudail, serv as eeigiuecr. 2!5f25 JH. Fuelling, serv as eoiximiiW'ioner. .. 2b ub 4kjnrwi Brake, “ “ '■ .. •’? 60 iHenry ifaycy, “ ♦• ' . .*• 2s 50 Mara McCzunell, serv as sheriff att (Hoi#.mia»k>uerC court W Attest L. C, Miller. AudfeZ’* Adams County, Indiana. SteerifTsSale. t The State of Indiana, Adams county, sus. In the Adams Circuit Court of Adams county. Indiana. Charles E. Bronson, I vs. > No. 1663. Thomas IV. Sullivan, et al. I By virUae of an execution to me directed by the eleitk pf the Adams circuit court of said county iiagl state, 1 have levied upon the steal estate hcriAgpifler mentioned and .W4II ■expose for sale at public auction at the east ■door of the court hou*g in tbe city of Decatur, Adaaaa county, Indiana, beuveeu tbe hours of SU/j'cdij&k a. m. and 4 o'clock p. » on April 4, 1801, The rente auih profits for a term not exceedingseven years, of the following described real •estate, situated fay Adams county, Indiana, to-wtt: The southwest quav-ter of the northwest quarter of section twenty-seven (27>, township twenty-flve (25i north, range thirteen (13) east. And on failure to realize therefrom lbw full amount of Judgment, interest Uyeiwn and costs. 1 will at the same time and in tho sumo I spanner aforesaid, offer for sale the fee simple ,oS the above described premises. Taken as the property of Thomas W Suili- : wa<* to satisfy said execution, this loth day of .M-tr-ii, iwi. JM Mark McC< 'KNeLL. Sheriff. I

Pleasant Mills Items. Mi<s Al'.a Cowan bpent the Sabbath at Decatur ~ - I ’Squire Morris ; s at Celina.-Ohio, visiting relatives. . ■ Mrs Gano, who has been visi’ing Mr. Bautof and lamily, hus returned to her h >tne in Chicago. ( Mi'ses Mattie Young and Ida Brandv- :>• rry, <>f Decatur, gave our town a friendly call last edne-day. The Pleasant Mills school will give an j exhibit on on Friday evening, March 20 ht.. Everybody conic but and enioy the event 1 ■ ■ng. Last Saturday evening D. B. Erwin started tor a neighbor’s house and got lost. After walking live miles through the mud he came to Pleasant Mills, where he remained until it was light enough to see to go home. 'I he primary department of the Pleas an' Mills schools tnight by Miss Eva L. Acker, closed last Friday. Many patrons and friends of education were present and at noona sump'uous dinner was served,: t which all enjoyed themselves quite I heartily. The house,was called to order | bv r : nging or the bell and the exercises, | which consisted of songs, declamations. ■ dialogues, etc., were given In a very satis- : factory manner. At the close the pupils presented a beautiful autograph album to Miss Acker as a memento of their appreciation for her as their teacher. Last Monday the town clock was! striking the hour of three th; re came | i g along lhe street a rider, whose horse i was all covered with foam. Drawing rein I the horseman stopped in front ot the townj pump, while the citizens, both great and small, thronged in terror dumb to learn i , the cause of his -uduen arrival. When ; I the noise and tumod ceased and the i | stranger could b ■ h -ard, he told them that j ; tbeir fellow .townsman, George Brown. | ; was west of town about three miles and ; ' ’>t in the v»oods. ri’.at G-orge had sent 1 him tor the "squire, constable and Henry i ■ Steele, if H e latter was not too bu-y haul- j j ing logs, to c me to his re-cue for he* was | I afraid of w and ring into the "cat swamps" east of Monme Organizing a company, 1 < ith I’i Martz as-cnptivn. they moved sit i tb- westward, ctierniincd to find the i said George Brown d ad 01 alive. Noth mg more was l eard of kln m until evening, w n- ti H e il >gs b gan to bark, cocks began to crow we behe d Hie pattv returningand ■ in their midst was little George B'owi. sa'e ’nd sound. He has not been outside ■ f the corporation lines since." ® Linn Grove Items. Isaac Hilty and brother, Alfred left here last Wiek lor Cal’tori.iu. in.-teadot Putnam coun’y, Oh’6, as fi<st calculated. An. error appears in the obituary o 1 grandmo’her Gentis in last weeks is-ue, her age bemg 76 vears as our manuscrip’ w ill show, instead of 71 years. Mrs. Vanoever, cf Muriy. Ind , was the -.uest of John Ensley and family Monday and Tuesday. John, however, is naturally nclined t j be pious. . Mr. Kibliy, oi Bluffton, called on our Monday 10 place a bid on the ousfruction ot our school house. William Fields and Michael Gottscha’k, were at our place on Tuesday contracting ; so» sione preparatory to erecting a busi--1 ness block, Geneva. We omitted to mate ’mention last week I that Edward Neutnschwander, pt Vera ! Cruz, is now proprietor of the saloon at ; ’ •!)■> place, being the successor to John ; There *47. Iffany points that leads to i pr s, enty and happiness among which; a>e: Be punctual iu tuliiliing your obhga i tions; promise no more than you are able | to meet; settle often and have short accc’unt- and you will have credit in abun- i dauce. or what is better own all you pos- i se-s; trust no man's app arance, they are ! deceptive, perh p-3»»uincd lot the'purpose ! • t obtain ng credit; never trust him who 1 11 es in a passion on being dunned; sell ‘ ’ Cour goods at a sma l advance and never I ' n is)cpresent them, for those whom you j i oucC derive will be aware of you the I second time, J<gl uprightly with all men and they will repine ,<oi.fidence in you, (iust no stranger, youg gck,ds are better than doubtiul cnsrge-j what is ciia,jpter worth if yeti make it cheap by crediting ; -•vervb >d\r To clinch them all it po*-j---.1 bu Anifili the first clause of the eighth terse** thirteenth chapter ot Romans and you wilt rc,t only be happy and prosperous while here men, bur will be üblejto stare that grift* Death, in the face with contience clear a.-d * pend an eternity of pleasure unalloyed. Council Proceedings. The»following are the proceedings of the cit. council on last Tuesday night, Iffg finance committee reported the following bins for allowances, w hich was according J-cy-dobe; t Sun VEight Co <349 S 4 J esse N) b! wk ,5 Co’) .oats b 32 H, A. Frist-x* welt 1 25 Sentinel Fruiting;Co. .oXfaAk bonds.... IS 00 Levi Nelson, treating Jcorse 12 OU M. Burns, repairing harness *:.<») Sentinel Fi luting Co., 3 set poll Jc>ok* 3 5Q t Deeiitur light plant /S w Fred Koch, ■ building tire in engine , bouse j a25 ; A 7J’hi. h ’he orui.i»no granted to J B. Oak ithers, the franchise of tie ci'y, k r !’■<■ of laying gap’pes through he city, ■**» to the i ird reading- A p citi- >n was Ggjii pre Rented, a- kuig iha ! Russell and Ghestnu-u street- txj stoned from the Clover Leaf rai road to the co)p.eration line Also a petition asking tor the grwi g and s'on i g <>' Adams street, from bit st <tree£ to h West corporation line. Also a i I h’on asking for the grading and -t- ruing cf street from the east side of First -t get ic> Rm west, side of Seventh street Ah p/ whvc 4.W granted and the work ordered ci'rse. ii j. |4ies«e presented a pt tit on asking tbjfai a # tight be. placed at the crossing ©J Madc-V-r and. Third streets, w hich was referred Vo . , £ -iieet committee. The matter of opening I M-Aiojn street across the G. R. & 1 rail road x«a*. > <.v--t ; nned. George W. Roop was elected a of the police boa d. The city attorney »asora e .rqd *b drart an ordinance requir’ng the cames of to be posted on the street corner gnd thg uptnoer of the house on the different When an adjournment was taken until cio-u-t 7’uesday evening. School Hearts. Report of school in d'strict No. 7, Root township, for the month ending March 6, iScyt; Number enrolled for the month, 22; percent ot attendance for the month, 99. The following are the names of those who were punctual for the month: John. Mann, Robert Majfn, Ethel Mann, Nettie Mann Gt arle- CwJk, Aurora Gook, Jonas Fish-ry Amos Fisher, Ada Fisher, Garrie Elzey, Ka’ie E z-y, Forest Elzev, Jesse Butler, Olive Close, Jane Close, Etta Mallonee, Ada Mollonee, Idt Ma lonee. Those present tor the term Carrie Elzey, Ka.tn Elzev, Forest Elzey, Ida Ma lonee, Ett» MaUonee, Ada M ..lonee* Ettipl Mann. Ne 'ie Mann, R be’t Mann, Jesse Bntkr, Aurora Cook, Amos Fisher. W. R Fonner* Teacher. SSairgrt Sm(ih, of Berne, was in the ci’v Wednesday on bus : n(?»«. for

Berns Items. Mrs P.terSo'dner has been quite ill the past week. R. K. Allison went to Decatur last Monday on business. F. F. Mendenhall went to Portland last Wednesday on bu-iness. It is rumored that a feed yard will be opened up at this place this sp» ing. C. Lepered, ot Vera Cruz, gave this place a business call this week. i Wm. Baumgartner’s little son is quite ill at present. Mary Bixler, daughter of D. Bixler, has been quite ill the past week. Qnite a lot ot icc was harvested last week. Geo, Hammel and T. Donnelly, went to Decatur last Tuesday on business. Eli Sprunger returned from Cincinnati last Tuesday. Mrs. Peter Soldner has been quite ill the past two weeks ft Z. F. Aspy lost a very "valuable horse last week. Everybody should attend the entertainment at the hall next Tuesday evening. H. Harruff is building a new residence on his farm east ot town. Preaching at Trinity hall next Sabbath at 10:30 a. tn. All are cordially invited to attend. The Hoop Manufacturing Co., of this place received their machinery last Titesday. F. K. Shaefer will move into the Breadwell residence when vacated by J. C . Kunkel. , Calvin Sours has accepted a position with Spiunger, Stuckey *K Co., to work in the lumber business. John O. Kunkel has rented the room vacated by Mendenhall IN Baumgartner and will move in next w\es. A new brass band will Re organized tn ; the near tutute. It will be the largest band in this vicinity. D. L. Shallv, of the Shaiiv <N Eichen- | berser firm, is taki: g lesions in the bakery i trade and in tne near future will b_ baker at their place 01 business. A. Gottschalk is having his room near the G R AT 1. raiiroad, remooe.ed and will be occupied by Mrs. Wm. Sheets, where she contemplates opening a millinery store in she near future. 11. Michaud and wife are at Cambridge City .this week visi’ing their daughter, Mr< Broadwell, at that place. Mr. Mich aud is at ending the horse sale while there and contemplates purchasing a trotter. Surveyor J. W. Tyndall, of Decatur was here las' Wednesday sun eying the new addit.on known as Sp<unger’s addition qn the we-tsrdeot town. About lifts lots were laid out and several have already been purchased. Quite a number ot new buildings will be erected in that addition the coming season. Berne was visited by another fire this week. Shortly alter one o’clock Tuesday morning fire was discovered in the BeeHive factoiy owned by D. Z. Sprunger. The fire alarm was given when the majority of the citizens responded and the fire was kept from going larther. The utlding with contents was totally destroyed. Amount loss about S4OO.

Monroe Items. The most of the affl cted in this neighbornood.are convalescing. t Monroe is on a boom now and no houses ' to rent. I Sam Wagoner has, ju-t in the nick of I time, secured several tons of pretty good ! ice. * : The Monrce literary is a thing of the I past, and not a relic left. j Next Saturday the Monroe township ; teacher's institute will be held at the town i hall in Monro*:*i An infant child of Julius Jeanloz died ’ last Sunday afternoon. We are still having preaching at Mon- ■ roe without ceasing, and the religious population increasing Remember the first of April next we can buy our sugar two cents cheaper tnan now. Then we can afford to have gum sucks and taffy pullings. > l ast Sunday atterncon about fifteen cf our go*d people went tc Decatur to wit;)is- tffe bapp»;n or five or six new converts, tha icward of a few yvpi-ks religious labor at Monroe by Rgv. Smith, of pjecatur. Two children, a son and grandson, o< Mr. and Mrs. Perry 11,I 1 , Andrews, died Monday evening, Match 9th; aged, each, two Their deaths were but a few minutes a .Both were buried at the Ray t cemetery. A drug store for sale in Monroe year’s time, or will exchange for land in Adams county. Good trade and trade I can bq The stock will bear in-sp’-ettop. Cail hptore April tst. Inquire ot V. B. Simcokit. The Ganeva Hoe>p Company has purchased ground in Monrce ard are row building a fine two-stury building and wiii manutacture hoops and either material. I Th' re- will be ab- ui twenty-five bands f enqw-yed- -'be company aie bu ingall ' th- logs c.'-Yrie in and pay spot , cash.. ■. - 'K. Last Tuesday while > u cx>e', a Gern an baiche'or, was ajt Monroe, in company wim Jacob w»sd some hungry tellow entete i G. dtrey’s 1 Uou-tj and eat all the pies, cakes, pretze s, balogna .j-tid limber ger cheese and ever-.-thing that'"wjis catab’e. aft r which th> well fed fellow wa hed rhs dLhes and left ! the premise* in good order G -idLey’s best girl is in Switzerland waiting the word ‘-'.Coiaie tq my arms.” Bo ITO Rev. Foster will p «e»€U«Mc. Taiw next Sunday evening. l v? bo sch ol »>ll give an exhibition next tiusftiyr evening. Everybody is invited to come out ana enjqy it. Meeting at the school house is still going on. & The people of this place are preparing &o budd a fine M. E. parsonage in the near . Mrs. J .el Falk has been very sipk. She is on the mend now, Qui ea row was raised in our peaceable village last Wednesday night, but the constable soon quelled the matter. The fox hunt last Saturday was poorly attended. Jf the citizens would have turn ed out the foxes would have been caught Samuel Smith was the guest of his brother-in-law, Albert Chronister, this week. Ceylon Fire. Last Thursday night, at Ceylon, just one mile north of this place, the store of Love & Baldwin was entirely dest oyed by fire, leaving nothing but the ashes as a fokrn of the rum. It was a general mer thandise stick valued at about S4OO and also a book account amounting to about p istcffii e w<th alt the bo As, per jiinirg to its government, whi< h makes a total >o s *>f •; b u’ S7OO ffAsß o. No insurance.-— Geneva Ipcrald Pitcher's Casto ria.

SherflT s Safe. The State of Indiana, Adains county, ss. In the Adams Circuit Court of Adams eouti- ! tv, Indiana. The Adams County Bank j vs. Port Steadman and f No. 1061 Lurena Steadmad. j. By virtue of an execution to me directed by the clerk oi tbe Adams circuit court of said county and state, I have levied upon the real estate heremat ter mentioned and will expose lor sale at public auction at the east door of the court house, in tbe city of Decatur, Adams county, Indiana, between the hours ot 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m.. on Saturday, April 4.1591, The rents and profits for a term not exceeding; seven years, of the following described reai estate, situated in Adams county. Indiana, to-wit: ’ The west half of the northeast quarter of section thirty-one (3D,township twenty-seven (27) north, range fourteen il4i east, in Adams ' county, Indiana. And on failure to realize therefrom the fuli amount of judgment, interest thereon and costs, I will at the same time and in the same manner aforesaid, otter for sale the fee simple of the above described premises. A Taken as the property ot Lurena Steadmffn to satisfy said executidn this Htti day ot March. I*9l, 51-3 Mark McConnell, Sheriff. ShertffsSale. The State of Indiana, Allen county, ss: In the Allen Circuit of Ayen county, Indiana. Lindley M. Ninde, Thomas E. Ellison, No, 12584. vs. John W. Rout. j By virtue of an execution to me directed by the clerk of the Allen circuit court of said county and state. I ha’ve'levied upon the real estate hereinafter mentioned and will exfiose for sale at public auction at the east door of the court house, m theeityot Decatur, Adams county, Indiana, between the hours ot«l(i o'clock a* m. and 4 o'cioek p. m. on Saturday, April 1, 1891, The rents and profits for a term not exceeding Seven years, ot the following described i-eai estate, situated in Adams county, Indiana, to-wit: In-lot number six (6>, in the town (now city) of Decatur. Adams county. Indiana, as the same is designated on the recorded plat of said town. And on-failure to realize therefrom the full amount ot judgment, inteiv-t thereon aud costs. 1 will at the same and in the same manner aforesaid, offer lor sale the fee simple ot the a'low desen tied premises. Taken as the property ot John W. Roqt to satisfy said execution, tlris I'.’th day of March. IM>l, . 1 51-3 M ark McConnell. Sheriff. Notice to Property Owners Abutting Ou both sides of Madison street: in the city of Decatur, between First street and Seventh Street* Alsu ou both sides <jf Adams street in said city, from tne west sideof Second street to tbe west corporation line. Also ou l>otii sides of Russell street, in said city; along liie lull length tin riot. Aiso on both sides 01 ines-tnut street, in said i city, and along the full length thereof. ■ run. an 1 each of you. are iierebj notified i tiiat lhe common council i t the eny ot Decatur. Indiana, has by resolution declareil a necessity to exist fur the pa\:mrol said streets I and, the improvitnent ot the same in the maii--1 net hervinarterstatcii. And lor the purpose of giving you and each of you amlall others interested therein an oje port unity to be heard and to make any am! all objections you may di sire as to the necessity lor tiny making' or construction of said improvements, the council has ordered that Tuesday EveiitNy. April 14, 1801 r At 7 o’clock at the council chamber in the city of Decatur. lie fixed as thivtime and place to hear your objections to the necessity tor the making or constructing of said improvements, all. of winch you wm take due notice. The nature aud character ol the said improvement is as follows, to-wit: The full length of that part of said streets above described is to lie jiaved with crushed etone to such width and depth as the council by resolution has designated. All grading is to oe done by the city and to be paid for by the city without being assessed against the property. -- By order of the Common Council. • >. O. Jackson, Clerk.

notice to Non-Residents. State of Indiana, Adams county, ss. In the Adams Circuit Court, of Adams county, Indiana. April term. I*9l. Mary Castle 1 vs. J To quiet title N 0.3846. Caleb S. MeMaken etal.) It appearing Irotnaffidavit, filedin theabove entitled cause, that Caleb 8. MeMaken. Mary McMakeu.xhe unknown heirs of Caleb S. MeMaken, deceased, the unknown heirs ot" Maty MeMaken, his wife* deceased. Robert Muehmore, — Muehmore. his wife, whose Christian name is unknown, the unknown heirs of Robert Muehmore, deceased, the unknown heirs of Muehmore, his wife, deceased, Susan Ward. Ward, her husband, whose Christian name is unknown, the unknown heirs ot Susan Ward, deceased, and the unI k““Wn heirs of Ward, her ‘husband, deceased of the above named deteudauts are non-residents of the state of Indiana. Notice i& therefore iffeieby ffiyen the said Caleb S. MeMaken, Mary McMqken, the unknown heirs of Caleb S. MeMaken, deceased, the unknown heirs ol Mary MeMaken his wife, deceased, Robert Muehmore, —Muehmore. hie wife, whose Christian name is unknown, the Unknown heirs of tiobert Muehmore, deceased, the unknown heirs of- — Muehmore, his wife deceased. Susan Watd —Ward, her husband, whose ehnstian name is unknown, the unknown heirs of SuSin Ward, deceased,.and the unknown heirsot-— Ward, her husband, deceased, that they be and appear before the Hon. J uuge ot the Adams circuit court, on the sixth day of Ma<; 1891. the same bein^rthe 2ist judicial uayyn the next regular tjerin therbf, to be holdtfn at the court house in ifee'j.’iiy 'of Depatur. eoiquiencing on Monday the »3tn iLt;- pf April; A. D- 1891. and plead by answer or demur' ft) sf.ii} pimplaint, or the same will be heard aud dete.mined ?3 their absence. Witness, my name, and the seal of said court hereto affixed, this 12th day of March, A. D. 1891. John D. Hale, Clerk. By F. M. Schirmeyer, Deputy, gqburger $ Reed, Atty's. 41-3 Slie<£salß. The State of Indiana, Adams county, ss: In the Adams Circuit Court of Adams county, Indiana. Jehu W.Grubbsetal. Wijlis R. Shqem.'Kei, I N'<>. I6t>2. aed hayxb Shiiepiaker J ’ By virtue o* ad .eyej'tjt’pn op to me directed by the clerk'ot t»ie A'daUL- cifepn court of said county and state. 1 have levied, upon the reai estate hereinafter mentioned aiiu will expose tot sale ut pubiic auction at the east door of the court house in the citv ot Decatur, Adams county, ludiaua, between Jiip boors ot ID o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p; ui,. o.i Jttv, Ax’itr.jJ Tbe rents uufa f; r a tet ui npi e^_epjjn? seven years, of the rffed reuti estate, situated in Adaius county'. iud,aJ3. tp-wit: l he undivided one-half (4’part in value of iu-lot number fifty-one (51> in DavidsStudabaker's addition to the town of Buffalo (now Geneva.) Adams county, Indiana. P”.failure to realize therefrom the full amodufot judgment, interest theredu aud costs.' I will a’ tbe sarim ,;;C“ »nd in the same manner aforesaid, offer tor sa’e rev ipe simple of the above described premises. I Taken as the property ot' Witlis K Sboei teas er to sa’isty said execution this 26th day of pFebruary 1891. | 4v-3' McConnell. Sheriff. 1 Nmyj&is * editor or Adams count *, Os real estate by the .. " f, ind. Indiana, mortgaged for T > Whom It May Concern - Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of { he statute in such cases made and provided, 1, L. C. Miller, as the auditor of said county of Adams, will offer for sale at the east door of the court house, in the city of Decatur, in said county, on Monday, March 23, 1891, between the' hours of 10 o’clock a. m. and 4 0 el ? ck , P- m- ’ lots or parcels of lands described below, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the principal and interest due thereon on the day of sale aforesaid, also the damages and costs of sale. The conditions of said mortgage having been forfeited and therefore have become due and payable. , a ls° mortgage No. 699, dated Septembers, lapx executed by David Showers and Milber Showers, his wife, for the use of the common and congressional school fund on the following described tract or parcel of land, to-wit: lp"*°t number five hundred and seventeen (oli), in the town [now city] of Decatur, Adams county, Indiana, as the same is designated on the recorded plat of David Shower’s.sub-divi-sion of out-lot number one (I), in .said addition, to secure the payment of four hundred ($4110) dollars, with interest at the rate of eight percent per annum, payable annually in advance, according to the conditions of a note attached to the mortgage. Said principal and interest on the day of sale will amount to tWo hundred, tj*onty-four and eighy-eight hundredths ($224 88) dolitars, and also two percent damages i and costs of sale. All persons claiming the equity of redemp- ! tion or any interest in the above described premises are hereby notified ot the foregoing sale. Auditor's office Decatur, Adams county, Indiana. February 24,1891. J L. C. Millek, 49-4 Auditor Adams County.

HORSE CARDS. I . 1 cwwm The Democrat job office has just received i a new line of horse cuts for the ensuing ? a- j son and is now better prepared than ever to 1 get out neat and handsome cards, that can lie | sent conveniently by mail and are sure to be j preserved. They do not cost as much as bill- : and'are much handier to give out Call at ' once and see the handsome designs. We have I the only first-class photographs in the city, LOOK HERE! V I am here to star and can sell I 1 Organs and Pianos cheaper than anybody else can afford to i sell them. I sell different makes. CLEANING AND REPAIRING ♦ ■ . done reasonable See me first and save money. ,T. T. COOTS, Decatur, Did. &. iT. S’ ordan. Attorney-at-law and Pension Agent Collection of Claims a specialty. Decatur. Indiana. Kent K. ITheelock, M. D., EYE AND EAR SPECIALISE 94 Calhoun-st. Fort Wavne. Ind. Agents Wanted ! A L°>W S GEN. WM. T. SHERMAN, By Maj. Gen. O. O. Howard. I*. S. A., and W. F'lereber Johnson. Esq. The only correct and authentic edition. 6W pages. Cloth, fi.so. Outfit ready 35c: E. D. VI'RTIS &CO.. Publishers, Cincinnati, Ohio and Boston Mass. Nonce of Final Seitleuinnl of Estate. No. 311. Notice is hereby given to the creditors, heirs and legatees of William Iteiter. deceased, to appear in the Adams circuit court, held ai Decatur. Indiana, on the 13th day of April. IS9I. and show cause if any. why the final settlement accounts with the estate of said decedent.should not be approved: aud said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Mary J. McNab, Adm’x. Decatur. Ind.. March 5. 1891. Hooper & Coverdale, Atty's. S(H) 75* Notice of Final Settlement ot Estate No. 528. Notice is hereby given to the creditors, heirs and legatees of Ardalas Carter, deceased, to appear in the Adams circuit court, held at Decatur, Indiana, on the 13th day of April. 1891. and show cause if any, why the final settlement accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive share*. Erven Carter, Adm r. Decatur. Ind., March 5, 1891 France & Merryman, Atty's 5143 Consumption Surely Cured. To Thb Editor:— Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the above-named disease. Ry Its timely use thousands of hopeless canes have been permanently cured. I shall be glad to sand two bottles of my remedy FREE to any of your readers who have consumption if they will send Bte their Express and P. O. address. Respecttally, !• A. SLOCUM. M. C., 181 Pearl St, H. Y. QFETIC SPECIAL 30 UAYS OFFER E> Ek 2U tuh size packages \ egetable Seeus ot Novelties CQ n|n One packI and Specialties tor only QU UlSi age each of Henderson's New Bush Lima Beans, Early Blood Turnip Beet, Oxheart Carrot, Livington's Gold Coin Sweet Corn. Early Jersey Wakefield and Surehead Cabbage, Gohlen Self-Blanching Celery, Nichols’ Medium Green Cucumber, Prize Head Lettuce. The Princess Muskmelon, Sptnipdlß Watpemripn. Yellow Globe Danver's Onion, Hollo*. Ct-own Parsnip. Vick’s Scarlet Glut® Radish,. Sibiey Squash, Long White Salsify, New Long Standing Spinach. Dwarf Champion Tomato. McLean's Little Gem Peas and Early Purple Top Turnip. Your choice of 7 packages of theabove tor 25c Sendatouce Beautiful catalogue free. Address, C. P. Hirschy, Seedman, Berne. Ind. Notice to stockholders. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Cincinnati, Richmond & Fort Wayne Railroad’Company will be held at the office of C. C Binkley. Esq., in the erry of Richmond. Ind . o;t Thursday. April 2d, Isid, at 10 o'clock A. M iqr tue puipuse pf eipvi ug e'e.en directors to serve for the en.q.iug ypar, mid ior *he transaction of such other business as may come before the n.< “ting. The books for the transfer of stock will be closed from March 2Mh. until after the election. Polls opened from 10:30 until 11 o'clock A M. By order of the Board of Directors. 49-5 J. H. P. Hi’Ghart. Secretary. ROUTE Standard Gauge’ Spienditi Road, Bedl itew Steel Rail i Jlgdern, Equipuient! SwnktQ' *rt»ss»d tsr QQmfpvt jf Pasmgerj. -«si- . * w ' Express Trams liul AU h«. 3 Trains Each Way between Toledo, 0., and Frankfort, Indiana. . 2 Trains Each Way between Frankfoi't. Inn., and St. Louis, Mq. (Daffy except Sunday.) AU Toledo asd St. Louie Passenger Train Attire and Depart from Union Depot, avoiding Transfer. THROUGH TICKETS On sale at all principal Stations. Baggage checked to destination THROUH TRAINS BETWEEN Toledo, O; and St. Full information concerning time of trains, routes, rates, &c., will be cheerfully furnished by agents, or the undersigned. C. C. JENKUMB, GenT Pana. Agent. Toledo, O.

Santa ClausSqap. YouASI\ME wljy’ps SiytlA Cli\US?, The reason’s pLAid l-Hope, good SaiHt Nice’s the r*yofL!T E So 17’s TffE fA v 'of\ l T E N.K.fAIRBANK&Cq CHJCAGa; The New Grocery Has opened up in the room formerly occupied by J. A. Mills* west side .of Second Street, with a complete line of Staple Groceries. The goods are all new and have been selected with care to suit the demand of the trading public. In * GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS We lead while others may follow. Remember that in the following list of prices they are quoted at bed-rock prices for Cash. We propose to do a strictly Cash business and in that way will not contract any bad accounts, which under the credit system of doing business we wonld be compelled to add to the price of goods. *■’•- ■ ' ' « Note the Cash Prices: Best Roasted Coffee, per pound .. .% 25 and Granulated Sugar, 13 pounds for SI.OO Best “C” Sugar, 10 pounds for SI.OO Best Coffee “A” Sugar, 14 pounds for SI.OO French Peas, per can 18c Canned Corn, per can f 7 10 and 20c Tomatoes ; * 10 and 15c Good Peas •, 10 and 12c Good Beans 3 cans for 25c e Tomato Catsup 10 and 15c Good Rice ; f . 4 pounds for 25c Best Family White Fish, per kit 45c Spiced Herring, per kit 90c Holland Herring, per kit 90c English Currants, per pound 8c Molasses, per gallon .. 35 and 40c c Cinnamon, per pound 20 and 25c Pepper, per pound 20 and 25c Cloves, per pound . 25c And all other goods in proportion. Remember that we handle everything kept m a firstclass Grocery. The best Brands of Tobaccos and Cigars. We pay tbe highest market price in cash or trade for Country Produce. Call and be made happy. BARNEY MEIBERS, Opposite Schaefer Bros. Hardware Store, Decatur. ORANGE BLOSSOM WF°-O!ALL FEMALE DISEASES ©©o3® SOME OF THE SYMPTOMS: Great soreness in region of ovaries. Bladder difflcnlty. Frequent urinations. Laueorrlxßa, Conatipatioe of bowels, and with all these symptoms a terrible nervous feeling is experienced by the patient. THE OHAHME BLOSSOM TREATMENT removes all these by a thorough process of absorption. Internal remedies will never remove female weaknesH. There must be remedies applied right to the parte, and then there is peg* Igaaent relief obtained. EVERY LADY CAN TREAT KERSEI_p-. a. B. Pile Remedy. t >I,OO fbr one month's treatment. I O. B. Stomach Powders. t>. B. Catarrh Cure, I —prjsparkd by— , I O. B. Kidney Cones. J. A. McCILL, M. D., & CO., 4 panorama place, Chicago, ill. FOR SALE "SY Holthouse & Blackburn. Decatur. Ask for Descriptive Circulars. •« * W. L. DOUGLAS s 3.™ SHOE \ Pest in the World. WV \ rxkibite. by the MasMehneetta Chari table Mr- /I J f \ \ chanica Aaseciatiea, Beaten, 1880, firy f * •or GENTLEMEN. p or L,£f)|gg ( ! *3.00 2.4 A Hand-Sewed J SA KA Best Welt Shoe - WK: . I MnaWV t ; 3.50 f HM *2.00 “' "v. .. ’2.SOM”’ 1 ' ? 2.00’ , saofc? W. L. OuW.U’J.iMi.rf.r Misery 11 to J andhalf Sixes, reK*. —*** tbe frier tampe ’. olataly on tht-hqttcm of ajl hts aSvyrtfeyi ftara before kmvtng the factory, which pTot.«» r» «:((«- hish Pt-Nee *"« Inferior Itoodi. uTainoe oeaW. atiampts to aeU you anol's without V'.E 4a.' a»eq'» ansi tne Price stamped on the Ixdjom. and clilhil USf ... hit Rake, do not be decm-teg 1 here?*. Ap A«iermay be your personal friend, put htadowynSa mSmi it is rt d »*y Wfa and your family during these hard ttrnSf Iq je* ««« >Uxa fiat vour money. You oMtModomua ‘9JW* if yon purchase W. L- OsEu .-£47 •estio^en'mmnt foe IM ROW PRB W other make InUR World, ' |B t,WB * ** v - * *** •’*** •«•»** 1. 'vsi n4van|ae«l agent cannot supply you, take no others, but send direct to fac’ory, ench'*lnf , mts.- l Prion- *r» Order by Mail. Gentlemen and Boya wfll state else usually worn, style and width Mired. Ladles wifi please state style desired, site and width usually worn, and If a snug or loose Ut M gs I .rsteTr’v W. L. DtfVGLAs, Breckren, Jiao, Z