Decatur Democrat, Volume 35, Number 49, Decatur, Adams County, 26 February 1892 — Page 8

A _____ 'crash IN CRASH. We have just secured a limited amount of CRASH Which we will place on sale at the following low prices: All Linen Crash at 6c 16 inch linen Crash at Bc. 2o”inch Linen Crash at ioc.“ Fancy Plaid Toweling at ioc. Gull line o all kinds of toweling. Don’t fail to see our line. Boston Store I. 0. 0. F. Block, Decatur. Kuebler & Moltz. CANDIDATES COLUMN. Announcements. FOB TBEASURDR We are authorized to announce the name of Daniel P. Bolds as a candidate for treasurer of Adams county: Subject to the decision of the Democratic piimary election to be held April 3,1882. FOR COMMISSIONER. Editor Democrat—Please announce my can’ didacy for commissioner from the third dis’ trict of Adams county; subject to the decision of the primary election. We are authorized to announce the name of John F. Lachot. of Wabash township, as acandidatefor treasurer of Adams county; sul>ject to the decision of the Democratic primary election April 2, 1892. Something Cheap. Good heavy liariu »s< $25, good single harness SB, two new cuts sl2 each r a good No. 1 sewing machine SB, first-class robe $3, none better, one new second hand harness, cheap, one new No. 1 Olds wagon at your own price, a first-class organ, good as new $25, guaranteed; one good milch cow sl3. cash; one good mule team cheap, good No. 1 cook stoue $5. Other household goods in proportion. Everything necessary lor housekeeping always pept on hand. Newly married couples set up tn housekeeping at half price at H S. Porter’s. 47-2 Notice to Old Soldiers. We are prepared to prosecute all kind* of pension claims. No fees unless successful. A great many persons are not now drawing ptnsicns who are entitled to the same. Thousands are justly entitled to ncrease. Call ou o-write us. 34-ts Hoop.'.r & Beatty. i s - ■ : , J Still Ahead. Wilder & Co , at the Central Meat Market, have greatly reduced their - expenses and are now selling meat cheaper than evertfo'r cash. Plenty of veal alway s on hand.. .Give them a trial, 47 ts Notice to Stockhoolders. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Cincinnati, Richmond ’ S' Fort Wayne Railroad Company, will be held at the office of C. C. Binkley, Esq , in the ci'y of Richmond. Ind., on Thursday, Ap’ib 7, 1892. at to o’clock a. m., for the purpose of electing eleven directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. The books for the transfer of stock will be closed from Mas-ch 23th until'-after the election. Polls open front 10,30 until II o'clock a. m. By irdcrof the Board ot Directors. s r'• J. II P. Hughabt, Sec’y.

‘ I Mud! Mud!! Mui!'! Davis Dailey is sicd, grlppknd rheumatism. Abe Strode h working on the pipi line this w< tkT.v 1 pipe line men are deatributing pipe at this place. M sr Rasa RrO.ithers is tinting her parents this week. Willson Smith loaded a car load of hay Lal Satuid.iy. Rev. Foster will pfeach at Mt. Tabor at 2130 p m next Sunday. Several load of boils are being shipped from this place to Decatur. Eugene Bunner and J. B. Needham have been wrestling with the gripp. Ed Havilin has changed his occupation he is chopping wood for G. T. Bunner Riyare has changed night operatots. Mr. Hockensmith is the occupant at pres ent. Mart Patker is going north for his health next Saturday if the weather moderates. Eph Heath, of Paulding, and John Meichi are again in our midst. Heath works for Dan bell this summer. Never, Give Up. Many’casesj of jso called consumption have been cured by Dr. Marshall’s lung syrup. Never give up, as long as there is lite there should be .hope, take thisfmedicine, use it persistently, and you will notice a change for the better, as it is peculiarlyadapted to this clast of disease. Do n t fail to try tlrs medicine in time. Sold by all druggists. , Root Townsnip item s. Hattie Magley has been on the sick ISt the last few days, but at this writing is better. Frank McC.nneli having purchased the Dottenbirg farm intends to farm more extensively. Dee Lewton is acting as’ teacher 01 r o.n No 1, Moi m uth, owing to the ill n ss of Miss Lew ton. JUSam Potts hss purchased a house and iot of L. N. Grandstaff. Mr Grandstafl has enlarged his territoay ly purchasing t e mill pro; e>ty of P. W Smith & Co. The F. M. B. A. of Root township w ill hold an institute at Monmouth on March 12th. An interesting program has been prepa-ed, ard a.good time is expected. Dailey & Mumma, abstract -rs, lawyers and druggists, dealers in nails, spikes; tooth brushes and groceries, generally No. 327 and 329 Arlington Ave., and 645 and 647 Main St. There has recently been found evidence of the existence of a sixth race of men The print ipal character ot the race is the peculiar construction of the trunk, the libs being fastened to the cranium. A specimen < f the race has turned ui at Monmouth. At least Nimrod Dailey gave the description of such a person Tuesday. A Mlllion;Frienas. A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not less than one people have found {just such a friend in Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. If you have neverj usedjthis great cougli medicine, one trial yvili_con vince you that it has wonderful curative’ powers in all diseases of throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do’al that is claimed or money will be refunded Trial bottle free at A. R. Pierce drug store. targe bottles~soc and sl. Pleasant Mills Items. The sawj mill at this place is doing a rushing bnsiness. , Postmaster Smith is still confined to the house with bronchial trouble. Prayer meeting at this piece Tuesday and Thursday evenings of each week. Some of the farmers are busy hauling bailed hay to this place for the purpose of shipment. Mrs. George Prown, of near Petersen, I «as visiting relatives and friends here over ! Saobath. Rev Juhn Freeman closed his protract ed meeting at Gsetnbriar god returned i home Monday. > Jacob Yager and wife, of Decatur, were visiting friends and attending church at this place the first of the week. The little daughter of Mr. Suman, living west of town, has been quite id, with little hopes of her recovery. The Baptist protracted effort at tide t place is still in progress. The meeting 5 has proved quite successful. There will } be- preaching next Saturday afterncon, after which the ordinance of baptism will take place. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. French Township Items. Several deaths h ive occurred during r the past few Jays A great d’2l of s’ckne** in ibis vicinity, tfiostiy caused by LaGrippe. There will be a magic lantern show at the Meyer's school house, March sth, Daniel Yodgr haj captured a daughter. It was a great so him as he wanted 5 a boy. . I William Piace died at tile of Jacob Kloppensttin February 20th. fifes leavesonidaughterandsix gran i children. . David Kp-ichiger and Joe Tanner, the 3 ; two batchelor supervisors, havqdeach i. a flew gtswfor jiind 1i ng r tbefr newroad grider rfpeiitl£ purchased. < Mrs. Ashbaucher, wife of John Ash r baucher, died at her home February 18, 1 1892, aged 82 years, 7 months and 11 days. Stye leaves a loving husband, ten children' thir'y-seven grand children and thirteen great grand-children to mourn their Ui»u.

v Wil—iwmuM ... I'htize < omluetej the fun- r.il «er-’ vice-, a-ier wiiich'lier .rema ns were intered in the Vera Cruz cemetery. Kohler Brothers, the boss saw mill men of lids township, for the past three years have been doing their best. A young man named Bei Gerber visited the mill and sfter 1 inking around a while went home and told his folks there was no sawdust In sight. Then his little brother said, “Why, good land, they run the s«” so fast it drives the dust away as it runs. Two intoxicated persons entered the res idence o'' C Ashbaucher’s dairyman, and aroused him from h’s slumbers, without any words, threw a coat over head and proceeded to give him a thrashing, leaving him all bloody ami with several scars. Going to the iquire’s asked what he should do with the rascals, as It was against the rule of his church to have them arrested, and he did not want to add wrong to wrong. The rascals are known and if they don’t change their course they may land behind the bars. Deserving Praise. We desire to say to our citizens that for years„we have been J selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption,! Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sells as well, or that have given such unive>sal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results dp not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. A. R. Pierce. Linn Grove Items. John Reynolds was at Bluffton on business, Tuesday. Grandmother Bucher is lying very sick Her son, Jaccb, of Bunker Hill, is at her bedside, George Simison, of Bluffton, for the past two weeks has been attending at the bedside of his father and brother at this place. A vicious cow belonging to Silas Kizer disemboweled a valuable three year old mare of his on Sunday. The animal had to be killed. Louis Laudman, of Piqua, and David and Samuel Nusbaum, ot Darke county, Ohio, were attending the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Wuhleman last week. John Lehman and John Beers have bought out the merchanti!e business of Emanuel Haicker, of Domestic, and will -ake possession early in April. . Frederick Hoffman is working Jav, Adams’and Wells counties utf#ta;intere.4 of the Fleming Manufacturing company elling the reversable wheel road machine William Fhaul, an aged citizen of French township, died on Saturday; also. >n Monday, Mallnda, the second consort of ex-commissioner George Pontius. His first companion havit g died three years and five months ago. -They were half sisters. Mrs. Sarah A. Ramey, of Portland, and Mrs. M. R. Vance favored us with a friendly call on Friday. The former we had not met for one quarter of a century, while in each of us the beaty ot other days has, in a measure, faded away. Our store house of experience is more complete. Sometime since we made mention of a ladies’ winter hat being found near the banks of the stone quarry, the same has not been called lor. To this mystery we now add the finding of a sidesaddle, with girth and fixtures in fair perservation It was found under the ice in the river by some skaters. We suppose the next find will be the carcuss of the horse, as John Ensley utterly declares to dive down to he bottom of his stone'quarry in search ot the suppiSe fair rider. In gleaning the facts pertaining to the death of Clemons Wuhleman and of Elizabeth, his wife, whose death we repor'ed last week, we find that the former-foied at BJ£ o’clock a m. and the later at 1 o’clock p. m. the same day, the difference of time being four and one-half instead of twelve hours as reported last week. We further find that both was borned in February, married in tfofoyuwyJand died on the same day in February and buried jo one grave, :he former at the age of 77 years and five days, the later at 78 years and one day. Jefferson Township Items. The schools of thisJplace are getting along very nicely, Patrick M Kinney h»» sold his farm and is going to move to Canada, A gieat many deaths among the old people of this place is caused by lagrippe James Kinney goes to Celina about every t-vo ’weeks. We wonder wihat is his bus matrimony. Trustee Laughlin was txws jfi New Corydon a Jfew dais? ago'.hurtahing for Cleveland, hili and Floxersand setting the cigars’up to the boys. Some one asktr4 MartinWiat the racked was about when he e»c a'.m<d, ‘ Oh, nothing, only a wood cr.ppper r.gs comc tp cpr house to stay.” Julia l‘meity,-pi.c of l»e oldest,men n Adams county, and perhaps one am'-pg theoUJest in the s'atc, died very suddejliy of LaGrippe on January 6th. The subject of this sketch was a son of Timothy Finerty, / • )(; county Galway, Ireland, where th ■ decQts<4 born in 1792, thereto eat ’.he t me of iija he had bordered on the 99 h mile tUi e on Pin 4} married Br dget Fiaherty in 1838, Os °f Te:.ea county Galway. To this un/oij I there was born tour children, two died in tfr; r infancy in Ireland, and the two yoniigi*! Jiylngt Miciiael and Mary Michael is on* 1A i.h/t prosperous' farmers in Jeffir-on township. Thfi J e ' mainelm Ireland until 1852, wiitn op.secount ot the oppresive laws and tyranicai gpyernment, he came to the conclusion he would emigrate to theJJnited State*. He sailed from rpool and landed in New York city, and from Union county, Indiana, and shortly alter goiwg tfierg he found, emp'oynient on the Cincinnati, Ilamiltjr. bl Indianapolis railroad that 1- s -I.

Mum** •iwwfw-i '- mcnftniwaft <wkwnS until r < onstrtietfon. He remained In the employ < f the for nMJit four years. By industry and energy he accummulated some money, and as land was very costly, from to 140 per acre, he concluded he would go where there was cheaper land, and as in Adams county, and especially Jelferaoß township, land was ranging from $5 to |tj per acre, he came to Jefferson township in March, 1552, and purchased sixty acres in section 28, and lived on the same tract undl hit death By good management and hard work he accumulated a large amount of the world’s goods, at the time of his death owning 230 acres of as good land as is in Jefferson township He was very sprightly almost up to the time of hla death as 11 man of 60 or 70 years, walking to church every Sunday as he was a devoted Catho lie. He was an upright, honest nnd a moral man,whom It would do for all to pattern after.. He was interred in St. Maiys Catholic cemetery in Jefferson township, - -,*• Monroe Items. The grip is still bobbing around Monroe yet. Our old fellow, citizen, Wesley Smith, is now lying dangerously ill at his home two miles south of town,. Everything lovely at Hardscrabblef except the old lady’s geese. They are prowling around hunting early nests. S. S. Wagoner has a good fa>m of forty acres «e’l improved for sale on leason able terms, two miles south west of Monroe. The Monroe court was in sessiun Wed nesdav of last week. Attorneys McKain and Andrews, of Gigglesburg, better known as Hungry Hook, were theattor neys engaged. The protracted meeting at Monroe is still increasing in interest, and it is- hoped that the old sinners of Monroe, will succumb tj the- peisuasion of our Christian ladies, and join with them in moralizing our burg, Jim Stevenson is a very liberal fellow The Mayor of the city of Decatur asked Jim for a small donation last Saturdayevening, which the said Stevenson dona- ' ted eight dollars to the treasury of that city, as liberty fees. Last Saturday the Monrce band and a host of people went to Berne to attend the ’ township school institute which was held there. All returned home perfect ly sober and expressed themselves satis tied with the proceedings of the dav. Buck Baker, our section 'formin, with his- crew, had a very narrow escape bom thtir everlasting on Friday of last week ’ while running his car on the road. It be ing cloudy and a heavy fog prevailing, ran almost into a freight that was meeting them. Tht boys jumped just in time to save themselves. No one hurt. Letter List. List ot unclaimed letters remaining in the postoffice at Decatur, Ind., for the week ending Feb. 20, 1892: . John Duffy, John Houer, Emma Meytrs 1 Bernard McDonald, C. M. Pattgrson. ‘ Joseph Wagner. Persons calling for the above will pleas? 1 say advertised B. W. Quinn, P. M. Mrs. Loyd Kidwell returned to her home in Allegan, Mich , after a two week’s visit with relatives and friends in this city and vicinity. Mrs. Kidwell was formerly a resident here. Dr. Levi Nelson. t The following are a few of the many testimonials received from prominent . citizens of Decatur and vicinity: Thisjs to certify that Levi Nelson has doctored for me one sick colt, that wa« very tick, difljsrent ones f aid thev would not give five cent, for its life, but Mr Nelson cured it right off and I can strong ly recommend him to any one in need of a veterinary surgeon. JA# R Niblick. This is to certify that Levi Nelson has been doctoring horses for me for the last four years, « f tne of them were very bad cases, and I can strongly recommend him to any one needing a veterinary surgeon Al.°Grant We, the undersigned, of the City. Council of Decatur. Ind., hereby certify tha* Levi Nelson treated and cured one of the city horses after it had been giyen up to din by some of the best veterinary surgeons ot the county, and we cheerfully recommend him. to any one in need of a veterinary surgeon. A. A. Nichols. W. H. Niblick Decatub, Ind., Feb. ti, 1892. These words are te testily that Mr. ■Nelson ha- d ctored for us for several years and has been very successful, hav ing some very'badJcasef to treat which he cured in ajshort time, therefore I can cheerfully recommend him as a thorough and efijclept veterinary sii'rgeon. jyjp,LARD Steele. This is to certify that Lpvi Nplson treated two horses for me, iiad, the spasmodic colic which was in I s fast stige which he cured immediat-ly, the other was kidney disease and indigestion, wjiiph he cured immediately. I would recommend him to al! owners of horses. WbiV Steele. This is to certify that luert Nelson cured a horse that had a flesh tjimor between the knee and thd pas’ur joint, which he cured by medicine without lettvlrg a scar, other veterinory surgeons would have cut it cut, and would recommend him A n /P er6on n erd ,n ff ft veterinary. ! Wjllabd Steele. This is to certify shat 4> Nelson, have been in the veterinery business last thirty-five pears doctoring horses and cattle, 'twenty-six years in Butler, DeiqNb time in’AfUn counties. I ( have been su&csssfol IB in making deliveries and treating I have all necessary that ut required in my buslneas. -Lbvi Nklson. WorthpMt Corner of Decatur and Short street.

—ATWi lir tifri •j-’-y-.i —— X- .»Hw*W** IWl! Our Entire Line of WHITE GOODS EmbrioderieS * > Are now in and we invito you to call and see them. We can safely say we are showing the LARGEST, NICEST ANO CHEAPEST Line of these Goods in the city. Our FancY DresS GinghamS Will be ready for your inspection m a few days. Be snre and see them, they will do you good. Keep this m mind that you can save money by buying of us. SPRANG & TRUE.

ASWIBtIMt oHMlisM«r. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate ot' Sitnou W. Voorhees, late of Adams county, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. Tho.mks E. Vokiikks, Administrator. Erwin & Mann, Att'ys. Feb. 24,1892. 49-3 Appomtmeni of Administrator. Notice Is herel-v given that the undersigned hern appointed administrator, ofjtho estate iifPhillip r Bolling -r. late of Adams county deceased The estnte is probably solvent. cii Mtt.s-s E. Bollinger. Administrator. Feb :’A IW. 49-2 L. C. Devoss undtP. L. Andrews, Att'ys. Notice Is horebv given that the undesslgnod. the estate of Phillip C. Bollenger. dee< ised. wilt offer nt public sale, nt the late residence of decedent, in Monroe township. Adams county, Indiana, two und one-half miles southwest of Monroe, on Tacsdav, the sth Dtty es Ahril, IS9!, the personal propertv of said estate, ennslafingof horses cattle, hogs, and farming imp'Oments. household and kitchen furniture. bushels of wheat injthe grainery. 100 bushels of cMs in the grainery.3oo bushels of corn tn the crib, ten tons of hav. wagon, harness, one spring wagon, and manj- other articles too tedious to mention, 'sale to begin at 9:30a. m, nnd continue from day to day thereafter until said property is disposed of. Terms or Sale—A creditor nine months will be given purchaser ’on all sitns of W 00 and over, purchaser giving note! with and approved|,security; All sums underTBSOO cash in hand ondavof sale. Noproperfy tn be ’removed until terms of sale are complied with. Chahi.es E. Bot.i.enoer Adrnr. L. C. DeVoss and P. L. Andrews, Att’ys. 4143 Administrator’s Sale. Notice is hereby given that I. the undersigned, administrator <rf the estate of Simon W. Vorhees. deceased, will offer »t public sale, at the late residence of the deceased, two end one half miles smi’h of Steele postoffice, in Blue Creek township, Adams coupty, Ind., on Tuesday the !!>id Day of March, 189 S. The following property to-wit: One Sulkey com plow, one buggy, spring wagon. road wagon, plow trucks, one reaper, one 2-fork scoop shovel, one fat heg. one 1-horse grindstone, iron kettle, cook stove, cupboard, kitchen safe affot of tile, corn tn the crib. Team of Bale—A credit of nine months will be given on ail sums of 83.00 and over, with purchaser giving his note with security to the Satisfaction of the undersigned. All sums under 53.00. cash In hand. Thomas E. Vobhees, Administrator. Erwin & Mann, Att'ys. 49-3 - - -———— '■ - H ■■■■—— J Notice of Sale of Bank Stock. In the matter of theestateof Henry Derkes Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Barney .J. Terveer and Henry Kohnc, executors of the last will and testament oßHenry Derkes. deceased, w|ll, on and after Saturday, the sth day of March, 1892, qt the hardware store of Barney J. Terteer. ip the city of Decatur, Indiana, offer for sale at private sale to the highest and best bidder, the following personal property of said decedent ordered sold by the Adams Circuit Court, to-wit: Boyenty shares of the capital stock of the Decatur National Bank. Fourteen shares of the Capitol stock of the Adams County Bank, of Decatur, Indiana. Terms: Cash In hand on the day of sale. Barney J. Tehveeb, Henhy Kohnk. Executors. France & Merryman, 47-3 Attorneys. Application for Lijiior License. To the citizens of the town of Bucqa VIMa, and of Hertford township,,in Adams county, Indiana. Notice is hereby given that I, Edward Neuenschwander, a male inhabitant ot the state of Indiana, over the ago of twenty-one years, a person notin the habltof becoming intoxicated and iu all particulars a tit person to be entrusted wltlj toe sale of intoxicating Itquorsin a less npaptjty than p quart at a time, will make applloutlop to the Hoard of Commissioners of Adam# ooynty. state of Indiana, at their next regular session ooniment-jng pptpe first Monday in Match. 1882, for a license to sell spirit lions, vlnou«. malt and other intoxicating liquors in less miuntitlos than a quart at a time to l>o sold and drank at my place of business situated on the following premises, to wit: Being thirty (30) feet front off of the north side of lot number five <5), in the town of Buena Vista, in Adams county. Indiana. EmyAiip Nki.'ensciiwanpbh. Applicant . Application torJJquor License. To the citizens of the city of Decatur, Washinjxton township. Adams county and-state of Indiana, , Notice is hereby jrlven that I. the undersfcnpd, Joseph F. Moyer, a male Inhabitant of the stfltp of Indiana, and over the age of twon-ty-one £ rft 9 n b 0 on ' tntsM Vfh foe W <>»' will make qpnllcaf ion tq the Board,qt .Coftitfijssloners of Adairs county, Ipdlffoa. pt. the next regular session lu March, for a license foronoyenr to sell spirituous, vinous, mi)lf and other intoxlcatlng.liquors to be sold and dratif. In loss quantities than a quart at a time, at my place of business. In and at the building situated on the following described premises, in the county of Adams and state of Indiana, to-wit: Commencing at a point forty-one feet east of thosouthweat corner of in-lot number two hundred and seventy thr<-e, as Ileoorded In WiWfoa) plat of the ton n, now city, of Dcatur, AdOaeuwfi. stateol Indiana: thence nortbone hundriHltndhslx fafit; thence east twenty-four feet and three fricWeet south bne hundred and six feet to Monroe street; thence w*st along Monroe street twen-ty-four feet and three inches to the place of beglning. in the Third ward of the city of Decatur, Adams county, alate of Indiana. u. ’ ; Joseph F. Movish, Applicant. ■ 4 f'., I’i', ».. ‘ 0 Children Cry for Pitcher’s Caetcrla.

Application lorLiw License. To the citizens of the town of Berne, Adams county, Indiana. Notice Is hereby given that. I, Eugene Acschlimnnn, will make application to the Board of Commissioners of Adams ooiMity, Indiana, at their regular session in March. 1882. for a license to sell spirituous, vinous and malt liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time, tit my place of business, in and at the building situated on the following described premises, in the town of Berne, Adams county. Indiana, to-wit: Commcncliigriwenty (20) feet west of the northeast corner of lot number two (2), in the town of Borne, Adams enuntv, Indiana; thence running south one hundred and thirtytwo (132) feet; thence west twenty-four (24) feet: thence north one hundred und thirtytwo (132) feet: rhence east twenty-four (24) feet to the place of beginning, Eugene AxschLimann, Applicant. Application for Liquor License. To the citizens of the city of Decatur, In Washington townehip. Adams county, Indiana. y- . Notice is hereby given -that T.theundersigned. JucoliC.M Her. anialelnbabitantof the state of Indiana, over the ago of twentv-one (21) years, a moral man. not in the habit of becoming Intoxicated and in nil respects a fit person to he entrusted with the saleof Intoxicating 1 quors in less quantities than a quart at a time, with the privilege ot allowing the same to lie drank on the premises whore sold, will make application to the Board ot Commissioners. or Adams county, Indiana, at their next regular session, for a license to sell spirituous. vinous, malt and other intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on the premises where sold, the premises wherein sueh liquors are to be sold and drank are located and described as follows. to-wit: Commencing at a point on Second street, in the city of Decatur, county of Adams, state of Indiana, nineteen (18) feet six (0) inches south of the northeast conierof in-lot number slxty-one [fill, in Bald city: thence west one hundred and thirty-two [1321 feet parallel with the north line of said lot; then south eighteen [lß] feet along the alley on the west end of said lot: thence east one hundred and thirtytwo [l32] feet to Second street parallel with said north line; thence north along Second street eighteen [lß] feet to the place of beginnjujr. Jacob C. Miller, Applicant. Nonce toTeacners. Notice is hereby give that there will be a public examination of teachers at the office of the county superintendent, in Decatur, Indiana, on the last Saturday of each month. Applicants for license must'toresent the proper trustee's certifloate or other evidence of good moral character.” and to be successful must pass a good examination in orthography, l reading, writing, arithemetic, geography. English grammar, physiology, history of the United States, science ot education and one of the following named books: “David Copp6rfl<>ld." for the months of February. March, April and May, 1882. and Holme’s "Autocrat ot the Breakfast Table” for the months of Juno. July, August, September, October and > November, 1892. Examinations will begin promptly at 8:30 atn. No license will be granted to applicants under seventeen years of age. J F. Snow. Co. Supt. Application forLiunor License Notice Is herdby given to the citizens of the town of Geneva,lndiana, that the undersigned, Jacob Wugmi|lerapd Isaac Hllty, malo[nhabitauts of the state of Indiana, over the age of twenty-one years, moral men. not itl the habit of becoming Iritoxipated, will make application to the Board of Commissioners of Adams county, Indiana, at their next regular session commencing on the first Monday of March, 1892, for a license to retail vinous, malt and other intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart ata time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank, are Situated In tlie town of Geneva. In Adams county, Indiana, is as follows. to-wit: , ■ Commencing twenty-two (22) feet east of the northwest corner of in-lot number one hundred and seventeen (117), In the town of Geneva, running thence east twentv-two (22) feet: thence south one hundred and thirty-two (132) feet: thence west twenty-two (22) feet; thence north ohe fiuhdred and thirty-two (132' feet to the place of beginning, Dei rig the centre part of sUtdln-lot'No. Jl7. tn David'Studebaker s addition to the fotyn of Itaffafo (pow Geneva) in Adams county, Indiana. Application torLinuor License.To the citizens of the town of Berne, Adams county, Indiana. , , . Notice is hereby given that I, Chaples A. Wilton, win make application to the Board of Commissioner of Adams nouaty, Indiana, at their regular session in March, IBfig. for a license to sell spirituous, vinous, and majt liquors in ices quantities than a quart, at a time, nt my place of business. In aud at the building situated ou the following described premises, in the town of Borne..Adame county, Indiana, Id-wit: . , , Commencing at the nori lw-ast corner of inlet number two (2), in the town of Berne, Acntnseouiity. Indiana, and running thence south ope hundred and thirty-two (132) feet; thence west twenty.(’kl) feet: thenpe north <mC' hundred and thirty-two 1132) feet t' thenop £ipit. twenty (20’1'eetto the place of beginuitig.ua the sartio Is recorded ami designated ou the recorded plat of said town. Charles A. Wilscn, Applicant. Notice to Property Owners Abutting 0B fidJS Adanis street front Adams atrept to Jlfokßori stfoct. Also on both .idea Jixkaqh gjpeqf from Front to Second street. You and each of you, are hereby notified that the Common Council of the city of Decatur Indiana, did, onthe9th day of February! 18f»2 pass a rvolution declaring the necessity for the improvement ot the above streets between the p’ sou named, and ordered the undersigned to give notice to property owners as provider! by law kou, and each ot you, arc therefore hereby notified ?hatß«fo Con.mon Council will meet Iu regular session otti ■ Tuesday, March Bth, 1893, at 7:30 p, ni.,'to hear any and all objections of the property owners along said proposed inFprovomente to the necessity for the same, "nd shmUdyou desire to bo hoard the Connfij will at tnat time hear and determine all W H

1 ' T ~ B|j o!r!i!i6iii pt Cxrcirtw.’ Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned Ims been uppolufed vxtteuior of the estate of John I'lUHi-ty. late of Adnma county, duoeasea. Theubl.cto-U probably solvent. Miuiiazl FiNXitrr, Executor. ' January 30,18 W. Commissioner’s Said of Laud. Notice Is hereby given that, the undersigned oominlsHloner apixilntod by the Adama circuit court, of Adams county. Indiana, to make sale of real estate ordered sold by said court, in the oiiHo of William H. Niblfok, guardian of Freeman Branson vs. James B. Kyunson et si. will re sue!) commissioner on and after Mouday, the 12th day of March, 1898, At the law office of Franco it Merryman, In the City of Decatur, Indiana, offer for sale at private Bale>o the highest and best bidder for not less thnu the appraised value, the follow.ug described reul estate in Adams county, Indiana, to-wit: , , . The noriliwest quarter, of the northeast qdarter, ol section eleven (11), in township twent-slx (2B) north, range fourteen (14) east Tkhmk:—One fourth cash In hand, one-fourth in nine months, one-ioui th In eighteen mt-nths, ouo-tourth in two years from day of sale. Deferred payments to bear six per cent Interest aud secured by good Irecliofd security. JohnT. France. Commissioner. France A Merrymau, Atty's. 49-4 Penal Ordinance. Bec. 1. Be it ords Int tl by, Ihe common ooyn cil, of the city of Decatur, Indiana, that It shall bo unlawful for boys or girls under the ngo of sixteen (lib years, to loiter alone or in company, or to assemble or parade, or congregate with other persona except at a public meeting of the citizens, or when attended by parent or guardian or some person over the age of twenty-one years. In. ntor upon any of the streets, alleys, thoroughfares, depot grounds or other public place after the hour of nine (9) o'clock p. m. or each day. See. 2 It shall bo unlawful for boys nr girls under the age of sixteen years, not being the owner, or having the control of, or a passenger upon, to jump, step,‘orclime on any wagon, sled, sleigh or other vehicle upon any street or alley, of said city, while the same Is in motion or stout to lie put in motion. Seo. 3. It shall be unlawful for any person to skate either with too or roller skates on any ot the sidewalks within the corporate limits ot said city. See. 4. Any person violating any of the provisions of sections one (1) and two (2) hereof shall upon conviction before the mavor be fined In any sum not to exceed ten (10) dollars. Adopted in open session February 24.1882. w. h. Reed, Mayor. D. O. Jackson. City Clerk. 49-2 Executors SalMf Real Estate. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned executors of the last will und testament of Byron H.Dent, late of.Adams county, deceased, will ou and after Monday, the 28th day of March, 1892, At the law office of France A Merryman, In the City of Decatur. Indiana, offer for sale! at private sale, to the highest and best bidder the foe simple of the following described real estate situated ln[Adams county, Indiana,‘.towit: Commencing at the southeast corner of the southeast quarter, of the southwest quarter, of section thirty-five (3 >).;in township twentyeight (28) north, range fourteen (14) east, running thence north eighty (80) rods and; twenty (20) links; thonoe west forty-nlne u and*and-hair (49>,1 rods: thence south eighty (80) rods and twenty (2U) links: thonoo"east; forty-nine and and one-half (49tf)rods; to the place of beginning, containing twenty-five acres. Also the following described tract of real estate situated in ..Adams county,l to-wit: A): that part of the south half of the northwest quarter, of the foytheflst onarto£ m' Scuiiun inirty-flvoic townahlp'Jt’wcniyoigbt (28)!north, range fourteen (14) east, lying east of the Piqua and Fort Wayne road[oonAll said real estate to bo sold free of leins, and for 1 he purpose of raisingjnssets to pay the debts of said estate. The time of said salojto tie between the hours of 9 o'clock a.£m., and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day. -’’Terms o»5 Sale: -One-third cash, one-third In nine months and one-third in eighteen months from dayjof sale. Deferred narmenta io bear six percent interest from date until paid, and secured by free-hold surity to satisfaction ofjeald executors. „ * ffiK. } E xecutonr France SJMcrryman, Aity's. 49-4 Lines. Schsduls In effect Noe. 18. Trains Leave Decatur as’FoUowi TRAINS WIST. No. 5. Vestibule Limited, dally for I o.<» a u Chicago and the west ) No. 8. Pacific Express, dally fori ..<» . M Chicago and the west ) i '“ J ■ • No. 1, Express, daily for Chicago I M . nnd the west 77.. f No. 31. L0ca1.... >10:88 A. M. TRAINS BAST. No. 8. Vestibule Limited, daily for [ -n w daily 'for New jj No. 2. Accommodation, daily ex-1 o . w cept Sunday [ ’ ,w r ‘ No. 30. Local >10:86 A. M. ‘ " J. W. DbLong. Agent, Frank M. Caldwell. D. P.‘A, Huntington, Ind ; F. W. Buskirk, A. G. P. A., Chicago, 111. Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad. Trains run on Central Standard Time, 28 minutes slower than Columbus or former time. Took effect Sunday, Jan. 10.1898. GOING NORTH. STATIONS. No. 1 No. 8 No. 5 No. 7 Cincinnati.. lye B|Qam BMnm .....T] Richmond Baopin 10fcs.. ii® Winchester,... 317.. 1J 55.. 12 35am..;.! Portland 404 1235 pm 118.. .:..!, Decatur 5 10.. 131.. 2M.. ~,.!.! Ft. Wayne... an- 000 .. 2 15.. 3 06.. I!.. I " “ ...ive 235.. 826.. Kendallville 3 41.. 4 80.. 910 ,7 Rome City -.... 358.. 447.. 996,. Wolcottville 401.. 453.. 981., Valentine 411 9 49.. LaGrange 4 20.. 5 11.. 961 .. Lima 481 .. 524 .. 10 08 .. Sturgis 443 .. 687 .. 10 19 .. Vicksburg 5 39.. 081 .. 1118 .. Kalamazoo.arr 80S.. 700 ~ lift.. “ ..Ive 345 am 625.. 720 .. 1210 pm Gr. Rapids..arr 515.. 810 . 9 20'.. 2 Off.. “ “ ..Ivo 706.. 1080.. 11 80.. 416 .. D.. G.H.&M.or 720 .. 10 46 .. 1145 .. 4 28.. Howard City... 880.. 1150 . 110 pm 650.. Big Rapids 918.. 1238 am 2 01.. 868.. Reed City 962.. 11B.." 280.. 78Q,. C fi dn , Bs .....«rrll«).. 406.. .gj; Petoskey 5 40.. tj2q ;; : MackinaciClty 71)Q.. 945:; GOING SOUTM. *** STATIONS. No. 8 ftp. 8 ftp, 4 No. 6 MacklnaoOlty. 720 pm 7M6am ~, Petoskey 010.. OOT.. Kalkaska [142.. ii <» ..n. Traver«eCity J0'45.. !!! gWta Cadillac ....arr 8 ISiim iSoOpm I “ ...lye 226.. 125., 846 pm 8'W!! Reed City..... 331.. 220.. 760.. 8«:: Big Rapids 400 .. 301.. 820.1 945!! Howard City.. 461.. 368.. 920.. 10 36!: D..G.H.AM.or 6(« .. 5 15.. 10 35.. 1135;: Gr. Rapldfi .arr 62').. 5 80.. 10 40 .. 1150 I! “ “ .ire 700 .. 600 .. 1105 .. 200nm Kalamazoo.nrr 850.. 8 00.. [2 30am 84<».. . “ ..Ivo «« .. 805 846 Vicksburg 924.. 8 88.. 418! Slurgis 1010 .. 92(1 .. -stf | , Valentine..lo 63 .. JOffi!;: 53» ;! Wolcottville... 1104.. 1014.; BE,': Rome city 1109.. 1019 Bfi:: Kendallville... 1125 .. 10 39 606 ;; Ft. Wayne..arr 1240 pm 11 60 716 .. “ “ ..Ive 100.. 14loam 645 am.. Decatur 1 46.. 1869.7 6ft’. Portland 2 40.. 1 53.. 7ft).. winchestec.... si?.. 288.. aw., Ricl)mon4 4-20.. 340!! 915'.: I.!.!:’; OfnPlnuatl...... ion ;f 866.. JgOlfon . Trains" 5 arid ffYiih" JEFF. BRYSON. Agent™ Decatur. Ind. Levi Nelson, Veterinary Surgeon, Decatur, Ind. Residence southeast cor. Dec4fur on/J Short ztreeft'. — b'-r-iW- ' ' J. R. POBO, 11T. BOBtf. Master Commissioner. <1 ” ics'f’y, bpBQ Hl Alt orixeym Mt Reaßbtato and Cqileotorj, Dgpatw, jpq,