Decatur Democrat, Volume 36, Number 22, Decatur, Adams County, 19 August 1892 — Page 8

W Noo? m JT Sud? ■ CTM I (sMpniijcc ■ f ] '| '.Meat R*, Makes an every-day comvnV.i.-e of an old-time, luxury. Pure and e'lulesome. ls Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest r award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each fi' package makes two large pies. Aw\ Imitations—and insist on having the i NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL. & SOULE, Syracuse, N. Y. 1 . Save HM'; I Your ■p. 1 Nickles I FOR FIVE CENTS I WILL BUY 1 pair Ladies Hose worth 7c. 1 yd. Unbleached Muslin worth C j yd. Light Calico worth 6c. 1 pd. Dark Calico worth 7c. 1 ydj Cballie worth C l-2c. j yd. Ribbon, all colors, worth 7. 1 yd, Delana worth Be. I yd. Knickerbocker. 1 yd. Cheese Cloth. J paper pins. I pa per needless, In fact £ cents will buy articles too numerous to mention. I Save Them By buying your Dry Goods at the* Boston Store, I O. 0. F. Block, Decatur,*lnd. p: Kuebler & Moltz. E. J. WISEHAUPT, !>;’ o Is prepared to do all kinds of Plumbing, las and Steam Fitting All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Give me a call before contracting ior your fittings. Shop on Second street, first door north of Tonnelliers hardware store. Read the following testimonials from some of Blufftou s citizens: Bluffton, Ind., April 27, 1892. To whom it may Concern:— I have had plumbing done by Mr. E. J. Weishaupt, of this city, and was well pleased with his work. Mr. Weishaupt lias done a la r ge amount of plumbing both for water ar.d gas and have heard of ro complaint about his work. I cheerlully recommend him as a good plumber. Hugh Dougherty. Bluffton, Ind , April 27, 1592. By 4 •’* To whom it may Concern:— 1 — Mr. E. J. Wisehaupt, the bearer of this a letter, has worked for me as a plumber on both water and gas lines, and his work "has b'en alwai s satisfactory. I regard him as Bfi one ol the best plumbers in this place and 1 lake great pleasure in recommending * , hinrto the citizens ot Decatur. James P. Hale. Bluffton, Ind., May 31, 1892. Sj T.i Whom it may Concern:— The bearer of this. Mr. E. J. Wisehaupt has done a great deal of work tor pie in his lipe of business, and I can cheerfully reyothmend him as a good, honest workman. He has piped four houses for me. Ki, ' and.the Catholic church property. F. Effikger. , »(,* . • «» Mice .of Final Settlement of Estate. Notice Is hereby Riven to the creditors, heirs and legatees of Jacob Hendricks, deceased, to appear In Ihe Adums circuit court, held at Decatur, lmliiiua, on the lUtli dayot August. IWJ, nd show cause ir any, why the final settlement aoomints with the estate of said deeeE*‘: . dent should not lie approved; Hud said heirs gs, are notified le then and there make proof of ft faoirthip, and receive t heir distributive shares. Hfr: Bvron IV. Hendricks, Adm’r. Decatur Did., July SI, lbVa.j ID-JJ | -"Appointment of Executor, H|t Notljtc is hereby, rive that the undersigned Eg ■ has brfqi appointed cxn ut r of the estate K . J vijr Charles A >Vllson. lute pi Adams county, £■■’ dooeasoil. The estate is probably solvent. R Anduxw OoTMCHALK, Executor. fsawi

Monroe Items Mis-s Lydia Yager visited Mlt# Frano Thompson last week. Prof. Martin closed his week* musical convention last Saturday evening. If you want to hear good singing, attend ti, e services at the M. E. Church next Sunday. The Monroe Vocal Glee Club gave the slumbering citizens a call last Friday night when the stars shone the brightest with as fine singing as can be produced In the county. Friday evening of last week Miss Agie Rainier entertained a few friends at her home. Among those prerent were the Misses Lydia Yager and Sadie Weaver, of Decatur. The quarterly meeting at the M. E. chuTCh was very entertaining last Sunday Seven probationers were received in full fellowship with the church by the elder. All j oung ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler, of Delphos, 0,, «nd Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mook, of Will■mire, 0., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hendricks last Sunday. R. O. Johnson left for Angola last Saturday wh.re he will remain un'il next Aug .'St when he will graduate from the normal college at that place. The ice cream social given on the farm of J. P. Johnson, for the benefit of Rev. Underwood was a success. The total receipts amounted to $61.53. $35 of which was given to Rev U nderwood. Thursday of last week a large delegation left Monroe headed by two large wagons loaded with Sunday school scholars and teachers for the Sunday school picnic at Decatur. The wagons were profusely decorated with flags and bunting All returning perfectly satisfied with the day.s enjoyment Friday evening of last week Dr. Andrews, of this place, was summoned to Berne, to professionally attend the case o'" 3oung Clem Smith; who had either accidentally or c reltssly got his left leg mashed at the Berne stave factory. After the Doctor received the di-patch fiftyfive minutes had elapsed btfore he arrived at the bedside of his young patient. As ter a careful examination was made it was ound necessary to Amputate the leg below the knee. Wi.h the aid of Dr. Stone burner, Dr. Andrews performed the op- • ration. Young Clem u about fourteen , ears old and a son of Samuel Smith, a former Justice of the Peace, of Monroe township, and one of our best citizens, Last Tuesday the Doctor visited his patient and reported him doing well, and will recover from the shock. . Boys ol Monroe, the Surgeon’s knife is awating and seeking your blood, now for the sake jf your mothers watch, lest you lose one >f your limgs, take warning from the case of young Smith. Linn Grove Items. . , • Cowan and family were visaing ~‘ n ’ »herty Center over Sabbath relatives at J ... _ . ~, ' Fort Wayne, is M ss Rosma Adler o. -v* o{ thl * visiting the family of John Au.. place. Alonzo Shank and wife, of Geneva, were guests of Emii Liddy and wife on the Sabbath. Mrs. Anna Stauffer is having her dwel- > ling repainted. Samuel Schindler & Co. are doingthe work. Wm. Wechter, James Rohn, Eugene Runyon and the writer hereof were numbered among the visitors to the Geneva lodge of l. O. O. F. on Friday night. Peter Hoffman commenced the moving of his former residence on Wednesday to the lot immediately north of his present residence. Lew Mason, of Geneva, is doing the work. Many of Republican friends would bruise tariff-reform w,th the heel of a No--10 boot and call it free trade. However, when they become familiar with the term, they will find that it is only a new name for the infant. Sugar would have the same sweetness by some other name. The long and the short of reciprocity is unrestricted free trade, to which tariff is but a distant relative. In relating the Runyon gold meda in our items ot last week, our informant’s story was short in tacts. He should have stated that the prize was awarded David for having sold the greatest number of Empire machines than any agent in the state instead of the. county which materially changts the aspect of David’s giory. We were in errpr in giving dale of Baptist Young People’s entertainment. It t akes place on Saturday evening, Aug. 20th, instead of the 27th. tiobo items. Rev. Aspy is holding meeting at Ch. istian Bethel church. Martin Parker is learning the hnci, making trade at Decatur. P. W. Smith, of Richmond, was in our town last Tuesday oil business. Go to G. Mclntosh at Rivare when you want a first-class shave or hair cut. G- A. Bunner improved his store building this week in the shape ofa new porch. Mt. Tabor Sabbath school attended the picnic at Pleasant Mills last Thursday. Misses Allice Was* and Alice Wherry were in Bobo last Friday calling on friends. Henry Ehretman and Abner Strode are working at the carpenter trade at Wiltshire, Ohio. —— Fisher & Fisher are pulling in a stone abu’tment west of Rivare this week on the C. & E. railroad. T. H. Shaffer. Alex. Runner and Chas. Colter went to Fott \Va3'ne to attend Epwortfl League meeting.. Honduras items. Curtis Shady was the loser of s6l by some sneak thief.

The ice .cream social at Wallis Liby’s Saturday eve was a success. Rev. Payne will preach at Zion next Sa’.urd ty evening and Sunday. J. H. Falk and Ollie Ashbaucher were seen In the streets of Vera Cruz last Sun day. Miss Anna Ilower of this place left for Allen county, Ojfao, on a three weeks visit. Charles Ashbaucher has been on the sick list for the past few days, but is feeling better. ' L.. Sovinc’s house is almost completed and the picture of Grover Cleveland in the bay window. John Ashbaucher is making ptepara tions for an addition of some new build iugs on his property in Bluffton. W. E. Fulk will return home August 27 for the purpose of teaching a fall term of school, beginning the first of next month. Reward of SIO,OOO Paid to an3 r lame person with short limb, from 2 to 10 inches, that they can't make both limbs look as though neither one was short, wear shoes alike No clumsy cork or iron. The E. L. O’Conner Co., 167169 Wabash Ave., Chicago, 111. Executor’s Sale. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Will soli at public sale September 10th, lSfi2 on the farm ot the lale Charles A. Wilson, deceased. one-half mile east of Herne, Ind., and at Uerno, Ind., ali of tho personal property befong-itur to the estate of Charles A. Wilson. Consisting of twelve head of horses and colts, one match team of sorrel geldings, one three year-old stallion, one fine brood mare, one mare and colt, two work horses, one three-year-old geDing, one two-vear-oidcolt,two yearllngeolts eight hcadof milelicows.twotwo-year-old heifore.one yearling hetfer.forty-six head of sheep, two sows and pigs.onefull blpodedPolandCblna Hoar, nineteen head of shoals, three two-horse wagons, three single buggies, one self-binder, one mower, one hay rake, one drill, one field roller, one set heavy double harness, one set single harness, one set of light double harness, plows, harrows, and many other farm implements; also wheat and oats In the granery, hay In the mow, about 1.000 feet of Walnut lumber aud I,GOO feet of fine poplar lumber. 100 perch of stone on Wabash river bank; also an entire saloon outfit, consisting of a bar, back bar and mirror, beer cooler, billiard tabic, ceuter tables, chairs, a stock of wines and liquors; also one-half interest in a pool table beer cooler, bar, back bar and mirror, in the hnsincss room of Isaac Emery at Wtllshire, Ohio, and many other articles to tedious to mention. Sale to begin at fi o’clock on the farm. After the goods ou the farm arc sold then I will soil the goods at Dome, and also tho goods that are at Wiltshire. A credit of one vear will be given on all sums over five dollars, with the purchaser giving his Dote with security to the satisfaction of the undersigned. Ail sums under five dollars easli in Hand, £>-4 Andrew Gottschalk, Executor. Application lor Lipor Licence. To the citizens of the First ward in the incorporated city of Decatur, in Adams county, Indiana: , Notice is hereby given that 1 the Undersign ed, Joseph A. Hendricks, will make application to the board of commissioners of said Adams county, at their regular session in September, is®, for a license for one year, to sell spirituous, viuoJs, matt and other intoxicating liquors in less quantities tbau a,quart at a time, at my place of business, in and at the building situated on tho following described premises, situated in the county of Adams State of Indiana, to-wit: „ , Commencing at a point on the east line of Third street iu the city of Decatur. Indiana, south of the Chicago & Erie railroad where the south lineofthetbirty-fout foot street crosses the east line of said Third street in said city, at said Third street and said thirty-four foot street all extended, dedicated and declared in David Studabaker’sdeed to Cowant & Smith as recorded in deed record thirty-six on page two hundred and seventy-four of deed records of said Adams county, state of Indiana, thence south one hundredand twenty (120)feet thence east twenty-two (22) feet, thence north one hundred and twenty 1 130} feet, thence twentyflye feet >vest to the place of begining in the City of Decatur,Adams county, Indiana. Joseph A- Hendricks, Applicant, Decatur, Ind. August li), IS®. to Contractors. — , by the ComSeaied proposals will be receiu.. •>* the mon Council of the city AT taK( council chamber until / P* for the furnmhingof a!l iimierial 4ii4j>erfor« mg all work necessary to walk sa.“«a*SsffiSS , K l ss@ ° f Commen^mg a ittbeMrtheast corner of out lot number 8S in said city; thence to run south over and across tho Chicago & Erie and Teled . at. Louis A Kansas City railroads to JK®. n °J*rfF east coiner of in-lot number KHB: said walk shall be constructed six leet wide, and shall be laid to the grade as shall do fixed by the engineer of said city, and laid in four inches ol «tml or gravel, and shall be constructed out of good, hard burned brick, except between the tracks of said road*Where the same shall he V Tgowi and sufficient wud must accompany each and ail bids that the bidder wifi enter into contract it the same is awarded bto. The Council reserves the right to reject »f»y or all of such bids. For plans and specifications apply at the office of the City Civil Engineer. By order of the Council. J. W. Trs'PALb. 20-3 City Civil Engineer Administrator’s Saie of Real Estate. Notice fit hereby given that in accordance with an onVtr Os the Adams Circuit court the undersignedectgiinistrator of the estate of Joseph Wherry. will offer for sale on Tuesday , Septcmttsv /J, 1802 between the hours of 10:00 o’cloug A. M. and 4 o’clock V. M- of said day, at the eatfi of the court bouse in the city of Decatut. , the following described r oil estate, in Adams county. Indiaua, W-wit: The nortli hall'ot the southeast quarter of section live lot. township twenty eight (38> north, range fifteen (IS) east containing eighty Said land will tm offered for sale subject to mortgage against the same In favor of the state of Indiana for the sum of one thousand dollars. Terms-— One-third of all purchase money over and alsive said mortgage to be paid cash, one-third in nine months and ono-thlrd in eighteen months from the day ol sale, to be secured by a mortgage upon said realty. W. H. Smith, Adm’r, Erwin A Mann, Att'ys. 22-4 . ApmlM ofAtonistraior. Notice 1* hereby given I hat the undersigned has been appointed administrator, of the estate of John M Jacobs, late of Adams county. Ind., deceased. The estate is probably solvent. Margaret Jacobs. Administrator. Augcstfi, 1 "id. ■’ 22-3 France A Merryman. Atty’s. Notice of Sale of Bank Stock. In the matter Ot ’*»« estate of Henry Dorkes, Fot'cefs hereby gfrej Unit the undersigned, Barney J. Tervcer ano Henry Kofan, executors of the last will and tf-DiilbCnt ofi-fHcnry Dorkes, deceased, will, <m and ai i"r Saturday, theZTth day of August, 1592, at the Jmidivaie store of Barney .1 Tervoer, In the city ot Decatur, Indiana, offer for snie at private sale, fO the highest and best bidder, the following puio sonal properly of said decedent ordered sold by the Adamti circuit court, to wit: Seventy shares of the capital stock of the Decatur Nnrfonai Bank of Decatur. Terms: Cash in hand on the day of sale. Baknkv.J. Tkkvbkr, Henry Koiin, „ . Executors. France A Merryman, Atty s. 21-3 Notics of Final Seftioment of Estate. Notice is hereby given to the creditors, heirs and legatees of Frank (Woken, deebiwed, to appear In the Adams Circuit Court, held at Decatur, Indians, on the hist duy of August, HU. and show cause. If any. why tho final settlement mjeooiit* with tho estate of said decendcnt should not be approved; and said heirs are notilied to then aud there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. John BoHUttoEu, Administrator. Decatur, Ind , Augusta, Im. , »!-4 Children Cry for Plteher’f Oattorla.

"wm . • m Coming in all its Magnificent Completeness! RINGL.INO BROTK UHS’ World’s Greatest -.- Shows! * Most Colossi Amusement Enterprise on Earth. The Culminating Triumph of Ceasless Enterprise. ~ T Real.". Roman..■. Hippodrome ’ .4#PB 3-Ring Ciroua, Elevated Stage, Millionaire Munagerie, Royal Acquariuqa I ''JT rSb!i Mammoth Masenm of Marvels.. Sumptous production of the E RYVIHT O^ROMElle^ , iJi’ilj ■L , A gorgeous aud glittering picture of life in tho days of Romo’s greatest r llffiTTri '' ijj||j \ W Emperor, presented with a splendor of equipment and ornamentation i'fi j II; ilfjli \ nl such as even the semi-barbaric age could not surpass. f|||j fE ZOOLOGIC. ETHNOLOGIC ARENA, EQUINE CONGRESSI l | lip m W^°'e tribntar y t 0 tbe wonders of this great exhibition. ijW U Europe’s Premiere Equeatlrlnnes, se- J Absolute Kings of tha Air cured at the Enormous salary of jTlje highest salaried nerlallsts In two , 1 PRINCE CHAIDEAN- I The Mikado’s Troupe of Royal Japanese ! OHASfW . FISH, Tho World’s Greatest Bomorsault IRLido*'Otlxer Shows Bill Him—Wo Alone Have Him, “PRINOB CHALDEAN” V , j ——— The Percheron Beauty sired in Normandyt, weighs iSoo pound, ar d has a mane 9 &Tj i yrr,- M —' / ’flj' feet in length. Largest living Hippopetamus, two mighty herds of Pondrous Per- fl >=::: W :r w ftS. torming and Quadrtle Dancing Elephants, Stupendous Levival of the Circus Max- rtoi* i \ //iff ' rmOnjn M \ ims, 2 and 4-horse Chariot races, exciting jocky races, novel elephant and camel race M —-!K-—H2^li Pony race with monkey driver?, Donkey races with clown driver and canine races ! \ /jm XFisW© A r\f ** Mammoth Highway Locomotive Hercules. A marvel mechanic U invent! u, mov- T 1/ r lEr ing through the streets with the ease of a passenger engine and drawing one of the ' J Moscow’s Far Famrd Cathedral Bel’s. A r.-proJuciion of the iamojs chimes of dB ,’ilrjllljfc ft, At Jagf})® R u Ts' <J the Krem’in Tower, the music of which can be heard in melodious cadence a dozen iSaJft mX // ! ;1 Ut -tiP kll The Procession leaves the show grounds promp’ly at 10 o’clock on the morning of if the exhibition. It is worth coming a hundred miles to se ■. it is over a mile in 'I if length. Ten of the tjjirtv dens of performing wild b-asts are exhibited free and open *5 ygMS jj • IT--''GSfS upon the street*,; ten finds of music make the air merry with sweet melody; long JMflßi T caravans of elephantcland desert-bom dromedaries bring the life of the orient to the h: y-. V->| r I ■ doors of the occidental: scores ofsun-bright chaiiots reflect the p-isma'ic colors of CKI the rainbow; hundreds of gaily caparisoned horses delight the eve No postpone- ?7S. TF* ment off account of the weather. The procession moves, rain or shine. . A?* )' *' ■' ~, v Tllia » Stupendou* Aggrocation will Foaitivoly Xixliibit l*x. Decatur, Wednesday, Aug. 31, ’92. Two Complete Performances Daily—afternoon at two, night at eight. Doors open one hour earlier. One ticket limits to alll the combined shows. Admission 50 cents, children under twelve years 25 cents. nrSPECIAE EXCURSION RATES ON ALL RAILROADS.

X '•> Notice of Boßds fir Sale. The noard of Trustees of tjie town of Berne, Adams county, Indiana, will on Tuesday, August $0,1892, Offer for sale the bonds Os said town in the sum of three thousand dollar*, bearing interest at the rate of six per centum per annum, payable annually. Said bends will bear date of Issue as of the 20th day of j 1882, will be issued In denominations of five hundred dollars each and will mature as follows: One in eight years; one in ten years: one in twelve years' one in fourteen years; one in sixteen vear.’awi one in eighteen years from the date of i&'u*.ei.iu bond? and interst being payable at the bank of Bdmo. isl the town of Berne, and state of Indiana Stfld houdsare issued for the purpose of building, aJteratJons and sixroe* addition to the present Sohqpl building in audfw said town, and by virtue qf the authuWv ot an saldtown entitled “An otd'uanoe to pfOTM® for the issuing of the bonds of the Adams county. Indiana, for the ol purchasing matorigj and building, alterations und sixroom add. non to m !’ r !K?\,a?maent b of d safd and to levy a tax fw °i bonds and the interests tfc»S,9B passed May 30,1892.”. , ... Sealed proposals for the purchase of SBlw bonds will bo received by me at my office in sud town until seven o’ekick p. m, of said 30th day of August, 1882, at which time all proposals then reefetoed will be opened in the presence of the Board (if Trustees, and said bonds will thereupon be sdld to ft e Mf&est and best bidder or bidders, but in no case will t)m «}ld 1)004* he sold for legs than their par value. Proposal* g|jall the number and amount of bonrij hid fo 1 ) the rate ol premium offered and the uggrpgftiip Os both bonds and P The right reserved to reject any and all Wlis. The reftturwe* of said town are us follows: «0 HnWM. Total levy, excluding atMTOOPI*, Bto- , Levy for school house interest and §4>a(Pß fund. 26c. Cash in treasury. JJ.244 TO. Total indebtedness, *2-500. Given at Berne, Indiana, this 27tb day of ' JttV./l?*?. Bh3 J. F. La«hot, Cloik Unite tojpp. Notice Is hereby give that there will bpa public examinat ion ol teaohers at the office ot the county superintendent, in Decatur, Indiana, ontbc last Ugjupday of each month. Applicants for license jjJaat-Dresent the proper trustee’s certificate eg PftoO' pyldonce of good ukauJ character.” and to be »uopca«;ul must pass a «.*)<] examination in orthography, reading, writing, pj-jtbmetic, geography. English grammar, pfiystotogy. history of the Cuitod gjatr-s, science ofeducatjofi and inone of the ioihnving named subieotsi For September, tJetotor and November 1882. iiyu'iaollne." For December 1898 and January ISh, "Snow-Bound.” For February 1893. "Holmes Autocrat of the Breakfast Table.” Thocfoange as above announced was-made by the State Board of Education at a recent meeting. Examinations will begin promptly at 8:30 a. m. No license will bo granted to applicants under toymittoh years of y°j MO wCo Executors Sale. Notice l* hereby given, tbgt the updergigned executor of the will ofTwmuo) Dyo., deceased will ofi> lor sale at pub ic MJCiton, a tifh business room of Wclty * Sprungor in Berne In Adams £> a „, r Indiana- ?» Saturday, August s l 2t‘“k t ‘“k of atot of Jun . ' watches, watch oases, Jewe.e. , tools, clock.., show cases, burglar proof safe and genera, stock of Jewelry, household and WMbcn lorniture, and various other articles. Sums'of three dollars and under, cashi over throe dollar* a credit of nine months will he glyr n. the purchaser giving note with surety to the satisfaction of the undesigned, waiving benefit of valuation laws. Hhlo to commence H t lu o'clock. _ Jkfk Lkhman, Executor. ° Franco & Mcrryiuan. A tty 8. July 20th, im. §| An Ordinance. An ordinance pTeseribiflir a penalty against plumbers and gas lUiursjlMng their vocation without u license. jpF 7 -; ; 3*0.1. Bo n ordained by the common onunell of the olty of Decatur, Indiana, that it shall be unlawful for any i>ersofitodo any plumbing nr gas fitting or follow the business of a plumber or gas fitter In snid city without first procuring from the olty olerka Ilcensesotodo, | and an y person violating the provisions of this ordinance shall bn fined iti any sum Dot ex- ! needing fifty dollars. ■»» Sac. 2 This ordinance•■■i ho In fore and < ffeet from and after It* iSjmil.li iilillmitl li as required by statute, • • ■ J 1), O, Jack*okn, City wOki S’. **** ] j

Administrator’s-Sale. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Samuel Springer, deceased will offer for sale at public auction, at the late residence of tho decedent, in Bt. Marys township, Adams county, Indiana, on Thursday, August 18th, 1892, the personal property of said estate consisting of two horses, one oow and calf, seventeen hogs, seven cattle, bay in tho mow, farming implements, household and kitehon fnrniture, and various other articles. Thumb:—Sums of three dollars and under, oash; over throe dollars a credit of nine months will be givou, the purchaser giving note with surety to the satisfaction of the undersigned, waiving benefit of valuation and appraisement laws. Sale to begin at ton o’clock. ‘ Charles C. Miller, Adm’r. France & Merryman, Attys. July 18th, JB9O. Appointmentof Executor. Notice is horolfj- given, that tho undersigned has been appointed executor of the estate of Chritsian Swartzentuber, late of Adams countv, deceased. The estate is probably SQlYpnt, Jacob Baker,Exocutor. July 22, 1893. la-3 Hooper.Sc Beatty, Att'ya, W/ANTED—IOO—IO,IOI cords 4-It. bayd body VV wood dolivorod at Chicago, fl. Biinok, Wpit :,akc ot, Ohioago, lU. ff. F. COSTELLO, ©vir©oc>xx. Office over Tervem-'s hardware store. Kesldence west side of Fourth st reet, three doors north of Monrqr street .\ii palls promptly aitended to ip pity or epumry. day or night A CRAND LOT OF Registered and High Grade Jersey Cattle will be sold at Auction on the Fair Grounds in the olty ot Portland, Indiana, Tuesday, August 23, 1892. This sale consists of about thirty head, including some two or three young bulls and about twenty-seven females of all ages Catalocuo will bo ready August 10, and oan be had by addressing 33. M- , . PQBTL4.NP, INDIAN*- «£ 5 "“W Middlepnint, Van VertComly, Ohio. Litelary, Commercial, Pen Art and Musical. Write for Catalogue. Firt Fall term begins Aug. 9 r Second fall term, 10 .weeks, begins Oct. 13, Winter term, 10 weeks, begins Jan. 3, 1803, Spring term, 10 weeks, begins March 18, Summer term, 10 weeks, begins May 23. ■■■ • y , * J J- a .h 1 TLf WrtPwAatow i\u(ir6ßß JVCVi Ajt ill * ITivvicci y*

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