Decatur Democrat, Volume 36, Number 13, Decatur, Adams County, 17 June 1892 — Page 8

F NopQ If such B I B l | ’Meat Makes an every-day convenience of an old-time luxury* Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each Eckage makes two large pies. Avoid Nations—and Insist on having the NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse, N.Y« CLEAR WEA HER Must Conn And you are invited to come and see our line of Ladies’ and Childrens UNDERWEAR. We have a complete line in all prices.' Owing-‘to the late Spring we are making SPECIAL PRICES on L ice Cut tains Tickings and Umbrellas. Come and see them at the Boston Store ’ ... 13 1. 0. O. F. Block, Decatur, Ind. Kuebkr & Moltz. J.S. Coverdale. M. D. P. B. Thomas, M. D. - DOCTORS Coverdale & Thomas Office over Pierce’s Drug store, Decatur, Ind. W— 11 1 11 ' '.'Ji!. H. F. COSTELLO, Physician & Surgeon, Office over Terveer's hardware store. Residence west side of Fourth stree<. three doors Dorth of Monroe street All calls promptly attended to in city or country, day or night GO TO Jacob C. filler’s LiVEREY and FEED STABLE MONROE STREET, NEXT TO BRIDGE. When you want a rig or your horses fed First class service and good accomodations Give us a call. Lines. Schedule In elied May 15. Trains Leave Decatur as Follows TRAINS WEST. No. r> .Vestibule Limited daily f.ir I ~ ». —* =s Cnicagb atld the west ) w ’ No. 3. Pacific Express, dallv fori , M Chicago and the west,. .. | 4 • w A - ” • No. 1, Express, daily for Chicago I D ~ and the west f I "’ bs r. m. No. 81. L0ca1...... ... ;... }10:3B A. M. ' TRAINS EAST. No. 8, Vestibule Limited, daily for I New York and Boston I i..w r. m. No. 12. Express, daily: for New I I .. )UA M No. 2. Accommodation, daily ex-1 .. copt. Sunday f 1 "• M. NO-30. Local. '.. > 10:35 A.M. J. W. DeLong. Agent, Frank M. Caldwell, D. P. A, Huntington, Ind.; F. W. Buskirk, A. G. P. A.. Chicago, 18. Alirtpi oHdiniidstraior, U Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has boeri' appointed admlttlatrator. of the ' estateof Elizabeth G Schneiderjate rtf Adams j. • ooutily, deceused. The estate is probably sol KfifeL vent. Wir.i.t \m H. Niblick, AOnriiiislnitor. May 20,11*1. l(rt ‘ ■ - ‘ ■ ,saU'. - ' ■

Pleasant Mills Items. The Normal school at this place will close to day. Garden making and coin planting is > n lulkblxst this week. George B'o'vn’s smiling face was seen nil our streets Tuesday. Uncle Hamp Frisio.-, Decatur, Sundayed. here with friends. Children's Hay cxeic ses will be held at the M. E church next Sunday evening. H. A. Eristoe and wife, and B B. Irwin and wife, of Decatur, Sundayed here viih friends. Irwin Brandbyberry, of Decatur, gave our town a short but pleasant class Saturday evening, Asa McMillen and family, ot Celina, Ohio, spent last Sunday in this village with relatives and friends. Dick Boyd returned home last Thursday from Chicago, where he has spent several months in that city. Children’s Day was obterved at the Baptist church last Sabbath afternoon. The day being a pleasant one a large audience was present. The church was beautifully decorated with flowers and evergreens. The rostrum was encircled with a beautiful wreath with the word “WeL c >mt,” which was very attractive and made every one present feel at home. The opening address was made by Rev. H. H. Smith, of Decatur, who was followed in prater by Rev. Mahan. The singing and music was excellent with Rev, Freeman as leader. Rev. Mahan addressed the little folks in his usual pleasant way which was highly appreciated by all. The including exercises were rendered in a pleas-, ing manner. We hope to see many more such occasions. Linn Grove items. Linn Grovejnow has a manufacturer of cigars. Soda water and gasoline on hand at 11. & G’s. Fred Hoff nan made a business trip to Blufl’ton and Geneva last Monday. G WrGebtis is delivering a car load o( Deering binders and mowers this week. Wechter & French are sporting a new mi at delivery wagon mad.- at the Durbar carriage w: rl s qf special design for conve Tense. Berjinin Moyer has sold his barber shop to Charles Shallqy who wi l cor.inue'hat art in connection with 'he imnu acture of organs An ice cream social will be held in the rooms lately vacated by J. h:i on Saturday evening of this week for the ivmefit of the Baptist church. Died, ol confinement on Thuisday of last week, Sarah, wife of Orestes ..•n, and only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garrett. They were married ■about one year. L. L. Dunbar shipped a large lot of carts and buggies to Joe M. Minch, at New Corydon, several weeks ago. Mr. D. also shipped a large lot to his emporum at Portland. Oral V. Hoffman is getting to the fron as a florist. While his mamma was away from home a few days ago, he went forth with sythe in hand to renovate the door yard, as he supposed of weeds, sweet Williams and Other flowers were cut down while a huge thistle standing in escaped the sythe ot the fell destroyer. L. L. Dunbar, Dr. Keckler, James and Charley Rohn, Emil Lichty and Joe Liddy, went to Celina fishing oh last Friday returning on a better day, having some of the gilled animals, but the supply was insufficient for the demand. With much difficulty and with pledge on honor that they would keep near to shore was Dunbar got on board of the boat at the reser voir, Honor served for awhile, but later the vessel cut ;or deeper water and Mr. D. found himself three half miles from s.hore, however,he soon became familiar to navigation so that he lay down in the bottom of the craft and went to sleep, dreaming oi the sport he was having in angling the monsters ofithe deep, by actual count he caught one little fish during the trip. An attractive parade was witnessed bj our people of al! ages on Monday afternoon. Amos Herrtnan hitched up his Indian pony destined for Geneva, . the pony*laid down and refused to make the trip. Coaxing and whipping was of no avail to get it on its feet again, a log chain wis put about the neck and a horse hitched to the end thereof, after being, thus dragged a few rods the necklace was abandoned and the animal was now per--'tailed to ari-e and was hitched bv the side of old Teli.'ible, but positively refused further commands. From one ip three of t"e spectators volunteered to do the whlp- ' ping which the pony took in a sitting p isition and in good humor,, by persua ions too nufner ms to mention a tempoI rary compromise was effected and the ’ trip consumateri. Those who doubt the pos'eSsion of a Job’s patience a id have , mcorageable equines should bring them io Amos Herman & Co, and surely 'ou will have a pirlormance that will discount a first class circus. For Sale — ls you want ago d twostory, 40x72, brick building with attachwnts. t en-rilly located in city of Deci” 1 tur, suitable] for any busine-', apply to 13G. ‘ Christen fit Schirmeyer. Wanted, 100 Men. One hundred men wanted to work on pipe line. Apply at office of Kerlin Bros., . Decatur, Ind. ytf Bosse’s Mountain Salve. The best salve in the world for burns, • piles, boils, fresh wounds, old sores, frozen feet, sore eyes. etc. Guaranteed to be superior to any other for burns and scalds . It has no equjl for piles in all stages. Sold bv al' druggists. * ” « band. Sand. The undersigned is prepared to furnish on the ground or deliver from the Nuttman land first-class washed building sand on short not'ce and reasonable terms. 3 9 tl Jonathan Fleming, SJ Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for — .. t - - > -v* • •

AKNUAL Ti:nx*oxvr -OF THE— ’'''i Auditor of Adams County, Indiana, For the fiscal yiar ending May 81, IHOI. To the Honorable Board of Commissioners of the county of Adams and Ntate of ludli.ua. Commissioners' Oo ÜBI j uno Term, D'tß. The Auditor begs leave to submit to your honors tbo following report of receipts and disbursements of Adams county for the fiscal year ending May 31, life, county hkvknub. Balance on hand June 1. isul >,4.157 hk Amount from taxes December, 1881 11L1M <l3 " " " May. 18UM n,s7U in " " ditches to reimburse county 2,070 it! - “ show license k •. i Ift Oil •• " Jury foes account change of venue WHO Orders redeemed and tiled during the fiscal year 135,674 03 Balance on hand May 31, 1KE..,.. 16,486 26 161,06 V 88 9&1.0% 88 » ORBEHS IBBUSD DURING TH! riSCAL YMA> 1801 On account of county asylum.... 01,708 44 on account of expense ot court 2.683 83 On account of expense of Jury 4.310 06 Onaooonntof exponebf prison ....I 1.860 00 On account Os insane 130 08 On account of specific allowances.... 48 88 On account of interest on county bonds .. .... 2,180 00 Ou account of attorneys fees 738 06 On account of highways .... #7 W On oceount of inquests .... 210 10 On account of county office .... 4,434 ,6 On account of expense of poor .... 8,303 01 On account of printing... .... 070 86 On account of assessing 2.404 06 On account of court house .... UFyJ 38 tin account of court bailiff 618 00 On aecountof ditch expense 6,280 02 On account of stationery 1.825 81 On account of board of health On account of benevolent institutions 269 62 . 834,387 07 . STATI RIVINUS Amountof taxes collected December settlement 18V1 ..... 83,567 72 “ " docket fees collected 162 00 “ paid treasurer of state .. ~ 88.831 48 1w,531 43 89,831 34 STATS SCHOOL RIVINUS. Amount collected December settlement 1891 ~ ..88,667 72 "May " 1892 6,101 71 " paid treasurer of state.. - 89. (1< "' 43 89,669 43 89,009 48 ENDOWMIN.T YUNI INDIANA UNIVIRBITT. Amount collected December settlement 1891 8137 57 “ May " 1882 225 38 " paid treasurer of state .. .. .. .. 95 S-wToT 888296 SAILORS AND SOLDIIRS' MONt'MINT TUND. Amount collected May settlement 1892 8225 38 " paid treasurer of state w* B -' 8226 38 8225 38 BBNEVOUINT TUND. Amount colleceted May settlement 1892 .. .. 82,637 22 “ paid treasurer of state 82,537 — 82,637 22 82,537 22 TOWNSHIP FUND. Amount collected December settlement 1891 .. ..82.685 63 •• " May “ 1892 2.760 09 Balance on hand May 31.1891 2,750 68 „ Amount paid township trustee .... Jo,(Ml eo Balance on hand May 31,1892 3-180 80 88,201 40 88,201 40 ROAD FUND. Balance on hand May 31,1891 3 W. 777 21 Amount collected from delinquent December IS9I .. .. .... <B>B -_3 •• May settlement 1802 10,810 80 “ of road receipts flh-d by treasurer ... •' paid trustees June 1891 . wl~3 Balance ou hand May 31, 1892 "-*"0 91 816,202 24 810,262 24 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. Balance on hand Mav 31,1891.... 88,574 29 Amount collected Dqceuibor settlement 1891 .... .... ... 8,.vi8 91 " May " 1892 10,288 40 “ paid trustees ...... "JO.JB-j-J! Balance on bund May 31,1892 .... .... .... .... .... 827,231 60 827,231 Ml LOCAL TUITION FUND. Balance on hand May 31.1891 Amount collected December settlement 1891.... .... .... •• ■ • 2,881 u " , " May ", L 329 97 Baland on hand May 81.1892.. ............. ........ LfiW 01 87,124 78 87,124 78 DOO FUND. Balance on hand May 31.1891 M Amount collected December settlement 1891 ™ May " 1862.. .t UM« “ paid trustees.. •• X! Balance on hand May 31,1892 1,889 08 83,282 08 83,252 08 LIQUOR LICENSE. Balance on hand May 31.1891 • • ‘>o® A mount since collected...... w nsmm •• paid trustees June distribution 1891 . Balance on hand May 31,1892 2,600 00 86,100 00 85.100 00 COMMON SCHOOL TUND. Amount held in trust May 31, 1891.... o?? U •' received from fines by justices of the peace 274 60 •• -■ “ “ " clerk. ■.,? ” .... .... 005 al — — ** -•— mayor ... .... ... .... 186 00 “ for readjustment to Wells county • J* J® “ safely invested i -a ‘ not invested and in treasury May 31, 1892 M**’ 76 873,961 22 873,961 22 COMMON SCHOOL FUND INTEREST. Amount received from treasurer of state 22 “ collected from loans during the year 4,390 09 “ to balance “ paid trustee June 1891 “ “ “ January 1892.... “ treasurer of state .“. .... •••• ~ “ overpaid May 31,1893 849 17 * 822.893 55 822,893 55 BRIDGE FUND. ” / Balance on hand May 31, 1891 1 ? 87 22 Amount collected December settlement 1891 <mi7 “ “ paid tor bridges during the year Ji.tw: " to balance. z. 638 io 87,802 95 87,802 95 TURNPIKE fund. Balance on band May 31,1891 ■ • 88 Amount collected December settlement 1891 .... ota Vi "May " 1892 i 899 92 “ paid for repairs on gravel roads 47 Balance on hand Mav 31,1892 _ 888 38 t 82,139 85 82.139 85 DBCATUiI CORPORATION. Balance on hand May 31,1891 Amount collected December settlement 1891 3.14 s of May 1893 4.857 48 paid city treasurer ... <o 94 Balance on hand May 31,1892 4,857 48 811,578 52 811.673 52 GENEVA CORPORATION. Balance on hand May 31,1891 ..... 8 634 10 Amount collected December settlement, 1891 507 11 “ " May settlement, 1892 . i. 383 95 " paid town treasurer 8 945 59 Balance on hand May 31,1892 579 (18 8 1,526 22 8 1 526 22 BERNE CORPORATION. Balance on hand May 31,1891 8 442 49 Amount collected December settlement 1891 .345 90 " “ May settlement 1892 ...... ..... ~ 723 10 “ paid town treasurer.. ...... 8 760 76 Balance on baud May 31,1892 750 79 8 1,511 55 8 1,511 56 SURPLUS DOG FUND. Balance on hand-May 31, 1891 — 8 770 13 Amount paid trustees "" .... .... .... 8770 13 8 770 13 8 770 13 BURKE GRAVEL ROAD. Balance on hand May 31,1891 8146 80 Amount collected December settlement 1891 1,878 73 May 1892 1,589 04 Interest on bonds ~ 8 300 00 Bonds redeemed , 2,000 00 Orders redeemed .. .. ’ 250 00 Interest on bonds .. .. 300 00 Balance on hand May 31,1892 '. ■ 704 57 88,614 57 . 83,614 57 ECKROTE ORAVBL ROAD. Balance on hand May 31. 1892 82.366 19 Amount collected December settlement 1891 1,179 47 “ " May “ 1892 1,178 76 Interest on bonds.... n 8225 00 - Bomls redeemed .... : 1,500 09 1 nterest bn bonds .. " ~ 180 00 Balance ou hand Maj- 31,1289 2,819 44 84,724 44 84,124 44 REYNOLD'S GRAVEL ROAD. Balance on hand Muy 31,1891.. 82.239 66 Amount collected December settlement 1891 " 1,903 57 , “ May " 1892 1,916 61 Interest on bonds... .... .. .. .. \ 8490 00 Bonds redeemed ..- " 3,00)06 Interest on bonds..? " . 480 03 Balance ou hand May 31,1892 2.169 83 i,” 80,119 88 16,119 83 financial condition OF THE’ COUNTY JUNE 1, 1892. County orders outstnndingjund 1. 1891 815,010 03 " “ issued during the fiscal year ' - jKM 07 " bonds outstanding at 5 per cent 40,000 00 Total 1 889,403 10 From which deduct orders redeemed 836,574 63 Cash in treasurey June 1.1892 15,486 26 Leaves total indebtedness of county 51,059 88 - "»38,343 Respectfully submitted, " . W.B, h, FRANCE. Auditor Ad»m« County. A ■ By Irwin Brandyborry, Deputy. Approved ip open session, June 13 1892. t— --'~" Conrad Biikae. ) „ , . H. D. Fuiluw, f Oohimtarioners. Umnry Stacy, I * ■ •>* - ■ • .1. • "'•■C/'

A. VAN CAMP, SMI Ms ad WMw Sbos, - Window and Door Frames of every description, Stock and Cistern Tanks made to order, any kind of Moulding, hard and soft wood moulded casing corners, block brackets, turned ballusters and stair work. I do all kinds Planing Mill Work. Repair and build machinery of every kind, keep in stock second-hand and new pulleys, shafting, boxes, hangers, leather and rubber belting, steam pipe and fittings of all kinds. Call and get ou rprices when in in need. • ■ i A. VAN CAMP, IST st, oecatur, ind.

Money to Loan. Lowest ra’es ot interest, no delay Loans made on t trm or town property. Partin’ paiment* made oo Interest pay day. Persons desiring loans should ge our terms. Hooper & BbattY. Reward of SIO,OOO Pui.l io anv ’am • p'r»on w t'h short limb, fro n i to to inches, toat the-’ can’t make hoih limbs took as th ugh -e the one was short wear -h.-e< alike No clumsy cork •rir-m. Th-E L O’Conner Cj , 167169 Wabash Ave . Chizag', ill. Go to -Ji'lin Maker's forfirst ebss bri.-k Allowances made by rhe Commissioners at their June Term, 1892. Samuel Bitcman. goods lor poor 8 270 Joseph W, Siuitu, care of poor 5 Do Sarah J Straub, " " v “J® Martin Laughlin, goods for poor 3 m do “ ‘ 11 n Ellas Uelsen, 1» W B Melters. « 78 Weitley & Boyd. " “ H 7B , Jesse Niblick, “ “ » Donovan & Coffee, " J ®4 Keubler & Moliz. " “ 67 Frank Ferrell, " " 340 Jesse NlblickS Son “ " ‘ BB J H Voglewede, " " «4 85 Isaac Browu, service overseer p00r.... 6 50 J. B. Burkhead, goods for poor 15® J H Voglewede, " " 39 98 L L Mattox, medical attend poor 38 75 HfF Costello, do co <6 «5 P B Thompson. do do 48 to OTMay, do _ do ...... 22 to H F Costello, see board of health 41-0 Frank Gast, good for aayitim 8 40 Holthouse i Blackburn, goods asylum 33 to Schafer & Lock do do L 37 M Bremerkamp do do 18 40 B J Terveer do do 48 to Ellsworth & Cline do do 520 G M Haetiing quarterly salary IH 25 Lilly Hardesty work at asylum 26 00 Wm Dollihatn do do 43 dr Alva Miller good for asylum 8 to O W Snellen do do 1515 J H Kelley & Bro good for asylum 10 to Keubler & Molts do do m 34 A Holt house do do 8 ® Leo Auth do do ;..... 1- 8u J H Voglewede do do 5 05 Woodruff & Roe do do 12 40 Chris Amacher work at asylum. 48 86 Donovan & Coffee goods for asylum.... 31 -4 Wm Kirchner 50 days ass ing Kirk dtp Ito to A Wertzborger 5(1 days ass’lng Union tp 112 to B H Kenyon 57 days ass’lng Hartford 118 to D B Roop 51 days ass’lng St Marys to 102 to Chas Zwick4odays assessing Preble tp 90 00 Frank Hisey 32 days ass’lng Jefferson 64 to K E Smith 00 days ass’lng Monroe tp 120 00 B E Smith (by deputy) 35 days do do iO to Peter Jackson todays ass’lng Decatur 120 to do(bv deputy) 10 days ass’lng Decatur claim *2O; allowed ,1, XX do (bv deputy) 60 do do Wash ton tp 120 00 J C Christen Jr 70 days ass’lng Boot tp claim 8140; allowed Jacob Meyer 45 days ass’lng French tp to oo M L Mattox 26 dys ass’lng Bluecreek tp 52 to Henry Miller (deputy) 18 days assessing Wabash townsnip <’•’ uu E FBeerbower(deputy)7dSysassesslfig Wabash township •••"-••’ L'i' ,55 R R Bradford 60 days ass'iug Wabash tp 120 to , J esse N iblick cou uty assessor 57 to J H Stone goods tor court house 2 09 Donovan & Coffee goeds tor court house 12 36 J Niblick & Son do do do 1 <>B J D Hale coal do do 3618 J D Edwards coal do _ do 418 Woltiley & Boyd goods do do 500 J T Shields service janitor court house 120 00 R K Erwin expenses and ser couty att y 07 70 N Blackburn printing « 40 H H Romberg team for grand jury 5 '9 County cost appellate court >- 5 Frank Dibble wood for Ja1).... 27 00 Murk M McConnell boarding prisoners 211 60 Robert Ogden goods lor jail J w Merryman do do ........... 250 Murk M McConnell serv for janitor jail to to Mngle & Gross white washing jail claim *ls; allowed.,.. 1- 88 O T May inquest (John E Smith) 27 80 do do Weatherhead t 42 10 David M Eckroto work Adams county job (Heller’sditch) .■■■ 8 00 G F Kintz posting notices (Doak ditch) I<s Ilario Mann viewing on Steetier ditch 400 Henry Steelo do do do 400 John Noll do do do 4 00 David Eckrote work co Job on Egley e branch ditch. ">'s Hunt & Adams bridge 213 «> T H Erust mate, ial and repair bridge.. 52 00 Henry Meyers viewer on Bryan road.. 7 to Neely Dnyo do do do 7to Henry Kohne do do do ito T H Ernst constructing bridge......... 46 62 J Yager posting notices Ogden ditch... 3 to John W Tyndall bridge expense........ 3 to do do Surveying Steelier ditch 12 to do do Inspecting dttch work.. 141 00 Sentinel Printing Co stationery sheriff 1? J 5 do <lo do do clerk 35 80 do <lO do do treas 5) 15 do do do do recorder 55 20 do dj do do surveyor 10 15 do do do do Bupt 930 do do do do auditor 49 to W B Burford stationery for Supt 53 00 Perry Robison service as treasurer.... too to J F Snow service as county 5upt....... 296 to Perry Robison 2 trips to Indianapolis. 29 60 WH H France making duplicate G R 58 to do do service county auditor. 607 3ft Patterton Pillers good for p00r......... » ; 8 GH Mariz re’poiniment of Farlow ditch 64 to J 8 Bowers goods for court house 13 a> AO Hess work atprison. ............ sto Oliver Jackson work at prison 1 to Conrad Brake serv as commissioner... 54 36 Hi) Fuelling do do do 46 35 Henry Stocv do do do 67 85 Mark M McConnell ...... 2408 W. H. H. France, Auditor. By Irwin Brandyberry Deputy. _xi— —a— Appointment olAdministrator. will annexed of the < estate of Bllznbot h Schneider, late of Adams county, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. W. H. Niblick, Administrator. Maymnwe. 1213 ..''ll..- ■- ’-■?■

'roSiSS. reww IBM Yon can see one at Yager’s Furniture store. They are sole agents for this county.

lice to>Welts7 State of Indiana, A daws county, sa. In the Adams Circuit Court, of Adams county. August term. 1892. Antonie Couohe 1 vs \ Ko, 4154, John Belt, et al I It appearing from affidavit, filed in the above entitled cause, that John Bolt. Belt, wife of John Belt all unknown heirs of John Belt deceased, all theainknown heirs of Belt deceased, wife of John Belt, deceased, Martin Peters, Sarah J. Peters, wife of Martin Peters, all the unknown heirs of Martin Peters deceased, all the unknown heirs of Sarah J. Peters, deceased, wife of Martin Peters, deceased, of the above named defendants are non-residents of the state of Indiana. Notice Is therefore hereby given the said John Belt, Belt, wife. ofJobn Bolt, all the unknown heirs of John Belt, deceased, all the unknown heirs of Belt, deceased, wife’of John Belt, deceased, Martin Peters, Sarah J. Peters, wife of aMartin Peters all the unknown heirs of Martin Peters, deceased, all the unknown heirs of Sarah J, Peters, decease®. wife of Martin Peters, deceased, that they be and appear before the Hon. Judge of the Adams circuit court, on the first day of the next regular term therof, to be holden at the court house in the city of Deoatu r. commencing on Monday the Bth day of August, A. D. 1888. and plead by answer or demur to said complaint, or the same will be heard and determined In their absence. Witness, my name, and the seal of said court hereto affixed, this 2d day of June, A. D. 1892. John H. Lenhart, Clerk. By W. P. Miller, Deputy. H. B. Magruder and France & Merryman, Attorneys.BiNotice to Njjn-Resldents. The State of Indiana, Adams county, ss. In the Adams Circuit Court, August term, 1892. Michael Beeler Elizabeth Fogle et al vs. Petition for Lydia A. Richter, Partition William Richter, No. 4150. William H. Beeler. Joseph Beeler, et al It appearing from affidavit, filed In the above entitled cause, that Lydia A. Richter, William Richter, William H. Beeler, Joseph Beeler, Samuel F. n.M'lrr, Mary H. Atherton, George A, Beeler, Margaret Beeler, Harry M. Beeler, Washington B. Davis Martha E. Hellman, George Heilman, John Koehler, Jr. and Daniel M. Beeler, of the above named defendants are non residents of tliostateof Indiana. Nol lee is therefore hereby given the said Lydia A. Richter. William Richter. William H. Beeler. J<> ; < ph Herder, Samuel F Beeler. Mary H. Atherton. George A. Beeler. Margaret Beeler. Daniel M. Beeler. Harry M. Beeler, Washington R. Davis, Martha.E. Heilman, George Heilman and .loliu Koehler. Jr., that they be and appear before the Hon. Judge of the Adams circuit court, on the Ist day of the next regular term thereof, to bo holden atthecourt housein the elty of Decatur, commencing on Monday, the Bth day of August, A.D. 1892, and plead by answer or demur to said complaint, or the same will be heard and determined In their nlisence. Witness my name and the seal of said court, hereto affixed, this lllih day of May A, */., 1892. John 11. Lenhart, Clerk. By W. P, Miller, Deputy. France & Merryman, Atty's. ~ Notice’ to’ Non-R esi dents? State of Indiana, Adams County, as. In the Adams Circuit Court, August term, 1592. . William N.lSmltlcy, 1 vs. I Thomas J. Boyd, I No. 4150 Maria Boyd, ( Quiet title. Jonathan Donel. et al. I It appearing from affidavit, filed In the above entitled cause, that Thomas .1. Boyd, Marla Boyd. Jonathan Donel, Sarah Donel. all the unknown heirs of Thomas J. Boyd, deceased, all the unknown heirs of Marla Boyd, deceased, all the unknown heirs of Jonathan Donel. deceased, all the unknown heirs of Sarah Donel, deceased, the above named defendant are non-residents of the State of Indiana. . , Notice Is therefore hereby given the said Thomas J. Boyd, Marla Boyd, Jonathan Donel, Sarah Donel, all the unknown heirs of Thomas J. Bov<’, deceased, all the unknown heirs of Marin Boy-1, deceased, all the unknown befrs'-f Jonathan Donel, deceased, all the unknown heirs of Sarah Done), deceased, that they be and appear before the Hon. Judge® the Adams Circuit Court, on the first day of the next regular term thereof, to be holden at the court house in the City of Decatur commencing on Monday, the Bth day of August,'A. D 1892, and plead by answer or demur to said complaint, or the same will bO heard and determined in their absence. Witness my name, and the seal of said court hereto affixed, this Tth day of June, A. D. John Lenhart, Clerk. By W. p. Miller, Deputy. Rood A Smith, Att'ys. 12-3 -./ ■ - ■

Notice to Non-Resident. i State of Indiana. Adams county, sa. In the Adams Circuit Court, August term, 1892. Emanuel Trlcker, 1 Notice to non-resi- s vs. y dent. Martha P. Trlcker. J No. 4158. It appearing fiom affidavit, filed tn the above entitled cause, that Martha P. Trlcker, the above named defendant Is a non-resident ' of the «tate of Indiana. Notice Is therefore hereby given the said Martha P. Trlcker that she be and appear before the Hon. Judge of the Adams circuit court, on the first day of the next regular term therof, to be holden at the court bouse in the city of Decatur, commencing on Monday, the Bth day of August, A. D. 1892, and plead by answer or demur to said complaint, or the same will be heard and determined in her absence. Witness my name, and the seal of said court hereto affixed, this Ist day of June A. D. 1892. John H. Lenhart. Clerk. 11-8 By W, P. Miller, Deputy, Peterson & Lutz, Att's. Kotice to Kon-Hesidents. To John L. Albers, Emma Albers. Phillip E, Albers, Llsetta C. Tilbury, Charles J. Wood, Ella A. Wood and Alexander Wood. You, and each of you, are hereby notified that the City Commissioners, of the City of Decatur, Indiana, will meet at the residence qf Elsie A. Kintz, on Russell street, on Rriday, J, 18!>2, For the purpose of estimating the benefits and injuries to the property sought to be appropriated in the opening of a street, commencing on the northwest corner of out-Jot number elght.y-four (84) In J. D. Nuttman's southern addition in the town (now olty) of Decatur; thence running east to the roa<l known as Mud Pike, and that real estate owned by you In said city of Decatur, Indiana, will be affected by said opening. You, and each of i o-i. are therefore hereby notified that you will be accorded a hearing at said time and place as to the benefits and damages it any, to your said real estate. 10-3 D. 0. Jackson, City Clerk. Notice to Njn-Residents. The State of Indiana, Adams county, ss. In the Adams circuit court. August term, 1892. Solomon Hettlcr >To satisfy mortgage. vs. > Ezra Bantz, et al J No. 4190 It anpoaring from affidavit, filed inthe above entitled cause, that Ezra Bnntz, Bantz, whoso Christian name is unknown. all the unknown heirs of Ezra Bantz, deceased, all the unknown hqtrs of——— Bantz,.deceased. the above named dotendanta arc non-rcsldents of tile state of Indiana. Notice Is therefore hereby given the said Ezra Bantz, Bantz, whoso Christian name Is unknown, all the unknown heirs of Ezra Bantz, deceased, all the unknown heir of Bantz, deceased, that they be and appear before the Hon, Judge of the Adams circuit court, on t he first day ol the next regular term thereof, to be holden at the court house in the elty of Decatur, commencing on Monday, the Btb day of August, A. D. 1892, and plead by answer or demur to said complaint, or the same will be heard and determined in their ansenee. Witness, my name, and the seal of said court hereto affixed, this 15th day of June A. D„ 1892, John H. Lenhart, Clerk. By W. P. Miller, Deputy. Reed & Smith, Att’ys.,lß-8 Appointment ofAdministrator. Notice is hereby, give that the undersigned has beep appointed administrator or the estate of (Joseph H. Tyndall, late of Adams county, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. O. N. Tyndall, Administrator. May 14, 1892. 12-3 v ... , NoiicetqjTeacners. Notice is hereby give that there will boa Rublic examination of teachers at the office of te county superintendent, in Decatur. Indiana, on the last Saturday of each month. Applicants for license musf’present the proper trustee's certificate or other evidence of good moral character," and to be successful must, pass a good examination in orthography, reading, Writing, arlthemetio, geography. English grammar, physiology, history of the United States, science of education and one of the following named books: “David Oopuerffeld,” for the months of February. March, April and May, 1892, aud Holme's "Autocrat of the Breakfast Table” for the months of ‘ is June, July, August, September, October and November, 1892. Examinations will begin promptly at 8:30 *. m. No license will be granted to applicant* under seventeen years of age. - ‘ J F. Snow Oo Jjupt. 1