Decatur Democrat, Volume 36, Number 30, Decatur, Adams County, 14 October 1892 — Page 8

IHMt | .. OGTOCLH 14 and 15. We have secured for this ( Crening a Manufactures line of I if m : 1 IIU <l* ij I BO*iI&L • I ; | Ladies, Misses Mk.;-" ■_ .". -'■. —AIVI3 — Childrens All the” Leading Styles. All are invited OCTOBER 14 Slid 15. Boston Store, I. 0. O. F. Block, Decatur, Ind. Kuebler <fc Moltz. LMMUPL Is prepared to do all kinds of Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fitting AU 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.’' 1 Read the following testimonials from some of Bluffton 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 has done a laige amount of plumbing both for water at d gas and have heard of. no complaint about his work. I cheerfully recommend h-tn as a good plumber. Hugh Dougherty. Bluffton, Ind , April 27, 1892. To whom it may Concern: — . Mr. E. J. Wisehaupt. the bearer of this 1> tter, has worked for me as a plumber on bolii water and gas lines, ard his work has alwai s satisfactory. I regard him as one of the best plumbers in this place and I take great pleasure in recommending him to the citizens oi Deca ur. . James P. Hale. Bluffton, Ind , May 31, 1892. T> whom it may Concern: — p The bearer of this. Mr E J. Wisehaupt has done a greaCdeal of work for me in his line of business, and I can cheerfully recommend him as a good, honest workman. He has piped four houses for me. and the Catholic church property. F. Effinger. | !!=-■■ ■- Merkyman’S K„ - FACTORY gre . You can get all kinds of I Hard and Soft Wood, HL.; - I Siding, Flooring, ' Brackets, Molding, Odd-Sized Sash and BL In tact dl kiuds of building ma terial either made or furnished on

TUms. Mon' - ’> 01* ' l <*rce next Mpn,by. (I'll H lings to everybody. • Scl 0I s 1 pplWof all kind.at Slmcolcs . drug s’ re. Call and«e e them. Tlu.irdav, of last week, Oct 6, was a day o< tnank.giving and r j icing at the [ residence of ,Henry Ward, F quire, in< Kirkland township, We were nvited and with our b- t er hall, arriv d at H e haven of fun and frolic, where two eyis idea weie to take place,—that O s a birthday surprise on Henry Ward, E-quire, and an infair i o| hi s s on. Wi l am. who was married the 1 evening be ore to a Miss Sutbfne, of Kirk-l-md township. Friei ds from for and near were there awui'ing the nt'irn of HuSquire, who hadw-nt to Decatur on an errand. Ab< ut 12 o’clock he hove insight of his home and disc vering the immense crowd around his piemises imagined something serious had happened during hl» absence, he applied the pt 1 sunder most vigorously tplns.nag, urging the anima! to a grit that would have d- ne proud to a Nancy Hanke err Frying Jib he arrived home, dropped anclror, and remarked, ■what! what,” when the mi Ititude re minded him of bis fi.fcv-seco’d birthday The Squire welcomed his many friends and was about '0 make a political spee< h> when to Tris surprise, his son, William, appeared before him with his beautiful bride. Congratulations were many, but the speech Was abandoned bv the appear anneofMrs Henry Ward, the good wife and mother of the two, who call.d ou', dinner. With the as is’ance o f many la dies, the crowd was well fed fom tabl s that were heavilv laden wt'h all the sub s'antial dJicacies of the season. Over 75 persons were present and were all mkde happy over the event. Long may Mr. and Mrs. Ward-live, and live to see many happy events. W. C. T. U. Notes. The State W. C. T. U. convention just held at Marion was the 19th annual gath ering of the kind held in this state, and was the largest and most enthusiastic ever convened. The Marion unions deserve unstinted praise for the admirable manner in which they provided for and entertained the conven'ion. Every ch meh in the city, but one opened its doors on Surdky, and invited the ladies of the convention to occupy the pulpit both morning and evening which invitation was accepted and eloquent and earnest addresses delivered from each. Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge, of Ravena, Ohio, the World’s and Nati< nal corresponding secretary was pres ent from Friday till Sunday and gave three public addresses, the last at a mass meeting on Sunday afternoon, held in the opera house, which was crowded to the doors Mrs. Barnes, of New York; National Secretary of the young women’s branch, also assisted at the mass meeting, and delivered three or four addressej. Our state officers were most of them present, and were kept busy frem Thursday until l?fe Tuesday night, discharging the duties of their various offices, and planning for lulurework. Meetings were held at the Soldier’s and Orphan’s Homes. A W C. T. U. of colored women w«» organized. • A grand medal contest was held, and alto gether a vast amount of good work accom plished. The wri'er aid Mrs Mann were royally entertained at the elegant resi dcnceofMr. H. Keller, wholesale chajr manufacturer of Marion. Their carriage was at our disposal for trips about their beautiful city and the different points of note pointed out. Mrs. Keller accompanied us to the Soldier's Home and to the large plate glass works where we watched with much interest the process of making window glass. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison entertained the Decatur ladies one evening at an elegant* lunch, which with their society was greatly enjoyed. Our visit to Marion will long be pleasant ly remembered, as’defrom the intellectual teas t of the convention. The W. C. T. U. will meet at the home of Mrs. Dan Myers next Sa’urday, Oct. rj, at 2:30 p. m. All members are requested to attend, as the annual election of officers will take place at that time. By order of Secretary. Proclamation. It is earnestly requested that on October 21st, 1892, the citizens < f Decatur join in celebrating the 400th anniversary of the discovery of America. It is further requested that business be suspended and business houses closed on that day between the hours of 1 and 4 o’clock, p. m. That each citizens decorate his residence and >lace of business appropriate to the occasi. n. ' W 11. Reed, Mayor. Married at th? Presbyterian parsonage, by ’.he Rev Allen, Mr. J. cob Spade, ot Gath,to Mis Mary II Lewion, formerly of Dnatur. While i the army our comrade harned io be brave, and the courage thus obtain'd ermes In goi d play in this event. M is. Lew ton is well known to all our citizens as a lady. The Democrat office was rinremberid; thanks, with our best wishis. Attention Jeffersonian Club Ycu will med a' the club -room for drill on Monday everting, Oct. T-7, at 7 o’clock sharp The Jeff, r.onlan Clt-b w’U go to Fcrt Wayne ntxt Tuesday evening. , Delilah Slone, wife of Jms 11 Stone died Widi e-diy morning at g\ o’plo k. iThe funeral will 1,.- tI.L afternoon gt”? o’clock Iron; the M. E. church. Ihe following n a riage license were Is-ued since our last report: Jacob Spade ( to Mary H. Lewton, John F Buckhalder to Aldine NeuciCcliwander, Charles Lettno.n lo Viola J Hud.rin, John Grimes io I Helena L Buckmaster,'William H Ward to Florence Sutbine, A. gust A Broadbeck to Annie E Cramer, John W Burris to Tilla Stahl; Jacob Alberson to Barbara A Winkler, David E Lehman to Enqn.a A S'munger. • __l2 1 AC- Gregory, house painter and paper hanger, solicits your patronage. 30*

Pleasant Mills Items. Hon. R. K. Irwi 1 will address the people at Pleasant' Mills, Monday evening, O ober 17. Come out everyone. Dr. Dorwin and wife, ol Decatur, sp'nt last Sabbath at this place, the guests of Dr. Harper and fami’y. Mr. Marta and Lrnily ot Berne, were vhlfing here Tuts: ay the guesls of Henrv Marta. Frank Ehrsman has accepted the position of night clerk at the Park Hotel, Decatur. Miss Carrie Schrank spent last Sabbath with friends in Decatur. J. W, Hill was at Uniondale, last week, on business, and by the way stopped oil at Markle and called on G. W. Archbold and family and found Mrs. Archbold very low wi.h consumption. George is doing a good.buainess with his Commercial house anJ mercantile trade. We wish to tender our thanks to sone of our Republican friends who so kindiy assisted us in raising a hickory p ile on last Saturday evening. We a’so thank you” for your regards in hanging those bottles on the pple, which we consider vefv kmart—-Alecky. And we also thknk you for the respect you maniiestedtoward the speakers, Mr. Srakh and Mr. Irwin Now we have thanked y u for all your fkvors, we would just say, Republican friends point out one Democrat in St. Mary’s township tnat ever conducted him self ungentlemanly at a republican meet ing. A repetition of the dorngs of Sator day night will receive an introduction to a section of law, Linn Grove Items. C. B Henne, of Titusvil’e, Pa., and Isaac Dodson, of Lima, Ohio, are sue cessfully working this community in the oil interest. Mrs. Elim Miller, of Darke county, Ohio, is favoring her relatives with a visit. Smith Runyon has moved into his new house which he built..on” his lot taken off of the the north east corner of the land of Peter Schindler. Me as he is called, has convenient fishing as he is ituated on •he banks of Three Mile creek. While sitting in the back door he lands his fish into the frying pan. A pole of the Cleveland sort and cne hundred and fourteen feet high was raised here on last Saturday. Followed with addresses by John T. France and R. K. Erwin, ot. W. H. Shepherd, Esq., some days since requested that his good wife set the but tons out and sew them on tightly. On his better-half inquiring as to what was going to happen, he simply answered: ‘ You will in due time see the emergency., so on the 2nd ult. John Hattorman and Laura invaded his threshold and the twain were made one, and the ’Squire is ? living yet. Phew, how our town smells.qf oil during the week past. There has been no less than six oil companies represented here of which two or three only were successful in the leasing of land. The land bas about all been taken. This community will be developed in the near future. Ninety difys is the extreme limit ‘or a test well. We would cheerfully give you the temperature of the oil fever here had the thermometer the capacity 1 However, our exasperations are high and we are going to succeed or dump our calculations together with the enterprise into the dry hole. tsobo items. Fred Hilbert and wife who were visiting relatives in eastern Ohio h ve retu. ned. ’ Nimrod Dailey, of Bobo is talking of going to the sunny south shortly. Rev. Foster will preach at Mt. Tabor, on next Sabbath, at 3 o’clock. The U. B. Church, *of Rivare, wjlj.be completed m the near future. Pref: J. E. Kern began school at Rivare lari Munday morning. From all appearances last Sabbath evening, Esais Dailey is going to the state of matrimony. A Severe Case. Arnos Clark, a prominent man of Clarinda, Jowa, says: Through th? recommendation of J P. Burrows of our city, I gave your Dr. Marshall’s Lung Syrup atrial in a severe cough. Af:er using it a short time my cough was cured, which fact gives me such great eor ffdence in its merits that upon every occasion I recommend it to my neighbors. Yours, Amos Clark Sold by all druggists Notice. I have just received my new stock of gold and silver wa’ches, also a large stock of clocks and the largest stock of silver plated ware that was ever handled in the. city Everybody is invited to call and see w hat low prices I have on them. I). M Hkvslev, Jeweler. Miles’ Nerve and Liver Pills. Act on a new principle—regulating the liver,-stomach and bowels ' through- the nervis. A ne‘w dis'-dverv. Dr Miks’ Pills spei diiy rur.: bllfouine’s, bad taste, torblri ivtr, piles, const, pation. Uh equalled for mer, women and children. Smallest, mildest, surest’' 50 dores, 25CU Samples free at W il. N.ic.l.tr ieb’f. * Notice to Old Soldiers. We are pr> pared to prorcciito all kinds f pension cja'mf: Np figs unless sqCceoxfol. A g eat many p ssons are not now drawing p< n«lTs who are entitled to the same. Tin uranr’s are Justly er.tftledto ncrea-e, Call on or write us 34tf Beatty The Barbacue at Peru, on Wednesday lari, was fully up to program. Upwards of two hundred tickpts were sold from here. Our Jeffersonians were many times cheered, and well they d'serve it, as their marching and changing positions was excellent. They go to Fort Wayne next Tuesday evening. ji . ' - re,ex--.'.'-

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HON. 2. AVKrU Ont or the U«ox»T ContiuctA’ ”9 nuiUP CM !■ N ten AM aJ HEART DISEASE 30 YEARS. Gbaud Isurd, Neb., 4pril Btb. 1«M. I>r. Jfika MtMorU MUiart, JnA Gertlimbb: I had been troubled with MMrr remedies, I grew steadily woriduntil 1 was coceirrsuv saoctratcd ano eoNriNtp to "’.•»» without »nt wore or accovawv. I would nave very bud sink a. ■ a ow ■*. Ing spell?, when nr' pulse wofT IJ R[• |j u| d stop beating al together, ww V* La W w) d ii was with the greatest difficulty that my circulation could ■fSTHOUSANDSS ck to consciousness again. While in this londb lion 1 tried year wry Hr ant Cuftk, ‘Hri '-srean toiiuim've from the first, and now lam eto do a good day’s.work for a man fi&yearsoulge. I give Or Miles' New Heart Ci/re «U the Credit for my recovery. It la over sixironthssinesJ have taken auy. although I keep a bottle in the house hi cose 1 should need it. I have al o used your Nerve ano Liver Piuks,“'>d think* great deal of them. Z. Aisby. BOLD ON A POSITIVE GUARANTEE. TRY DR. MILES’ PILLS. 50 DOSES 25 CT& Dr. Miles* elegant books free at Druggist. The Golden secret ot Long Life. Keep the head cool, the feet warm and the bowels open. Aunt Fanny’s Health Restorer is a vege«»able preparation and acts as a na’ural laxative, and is the great est remedy ever discovered for the enrv of dyspepsia, liver complaint, and al! blood, liver ard kidnev diseases Call 01 Holthouse, Blackburn & Co, sole agents, and get a trial package free. Large size 50c. ■ Bucklen’s Arnica halve. The best salve in the world tor cutr bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevet sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains corns, and all skin eruptions,lJfd posF lively cures piles, or no pay required, h is guaranteed to give perfect/piisfactio' tr money refunded. Price cents pe> box For salt by A. R. Pkicec Money to Loan. Lowest ra'es of interest, no delay Loans made on farm or town property. Partial pay ments made on inlcrest payday. Persons desiring loans should ge our terms. 43tf Hoopeb & Beatty. band. Sand. The undersigned is prepared to furnish on the ground or deliver from the Nutt man land first-class washed building sand on short notice and reasonable terms. qtt Jonathan Fleming. To Norman riase, David Studabnkcr, Daniel N. Erwin, David MeConuehey, Hannah Barklev, James A Barkley, linotiel Barnett, Martha J. and Elizabeth W inters, Nancy J. Barnhurt, Eli W. Steele,Eliza A. Patterson, A. McW. Bolltnan .heirs), Jacob A. Zerkle.Sentm Zerkle, Joseph Stoueburuer. Jabot. Yager,, Samuel 8. Anderson. Levi H. Ray, Wm. Mitoonnehey, - Elsie A. Kintz. Peter H. Oolehin, J. C. ami MattleC.Roop,Toledo. St.'Lottis & Kansas City Baßroad Complinv.Miebael Miller. Chas A.'Bellenberg. R. S.- Peterson. You and each of yon are hereby notltwri that the Coin toon council of the city of J>ecatur, Ind., at a regular session held on the 11th day of October. ISfe, found and determined 1 hat the contractors, liubkoa 4c Gifflg. have made and eonipjeted according to the (terms of the contract heretofore mode, the; maemtamfzing of Russell and c’be tuut streets, fr< tn the Tolc<fo. Bt. Louis A Kansas City Railroad track to the corporation lino- re.j «•And lit the same time iciitlred the city engineer to file his report oonuerniog said improvement as required bv law- And now, 1 lieu, vou, anil each of vou, are hereby “P u ’ fled ol audit gctlQn. ut'.d all persons feeling aggrieved by such report have the right to appear before the special eotninittue of said Ootnnwn council, appointed for that purpose, -oti Monday .October 31, ISU2. at 7:110 o'clock, P M. at the council chamber in said city, which committee will hear uuy and all suggestions, complaints or objections made or offered by said report. Ry order of tbetomnion Council. October 12. 1b92. D. O. JACKSON, 30-2 City Clerk. ——. 1 q — Decatur Produce Current. COtISTKT TRODUCE. Eggs 13 Potatoes new... 80 8utter...........435 Green Apple*.. 100 Chicken re Dried Apples.. .8 to 10 Turkeys 7 8ac0n............. 8 Ducks 6 Shoulders.. 8 Tallow SMtoi Hams 9to Isl Lard 8 Feather 5.......... 46 GRAINS, SEEDS AND BAI.T. Wheat .: <W Timothy Seed 125 Oats 28 Flax Seed.Bs Rye. .. 5b Michigan Salt.... 100 Corn .... 42 New York 8a1t... 100 Clover zfi 40 u’cnicnt.....;. v --- 2 Vt.ofyl AND MEAL. , Flour perbll .. .'.4SO I Shorts porliO. 80 Flour.rollerpers'k 135 Ryofloui'perSßCk.l 00 Flour per suck .. .1 2'l Bran per ton 30 01) No. (Chopper 100.1 in Corn Mealpers’k...BS Bran “ “mixed. 85 ! Corn Meal bolted. ..40 Bran “ “ '7O I Biffikw hent... - ...»W WO6I unwashed 20c washed 250. 'St 1 LIVE stock. ’ H0g5....'..'..8 TltfU 00.1 Horses....' TSOOSWO Dalrv<>>ps2i>.oo«j:Js.oo ! Sheep 800464 00 .1.3, Covordate. M. I>. P. B. Thomas. M. D DOCTORS , Coverdale & Thomas Olflceov rPlen-e’s Drug store. Decatur. Jnd. m-feaysre ■....j.'u1.-!. .Ijim wh 1

The Lyon & Healy Organ Is the best and most salable JwQjjjw Organ of the Day fiBH Organs sold on Installment PajWflts it Low Figures. SIhXD I Oli CATALOGUE. Fred K. Shafer, Agt. Wi BERN£« IND. ■

jgANK STATEMENT. Report of the condition ot the Dcotitur National Bank at Docutur, In the state of- Indiana, at the close; of business, September 30, RKTOPRCBS Umnsnnd discounts. 8H0.151 82 Overdrafts, secured and unseeured... 11 u. B.Douds to vs ut» elroulatlonl2,6oo 00 oun trout apt ix >od reserveiiuyuts.., o.7'e 00 Banking house, furniture and fixtures l.Sto 00 Current cxnsn u-s and taxes paid I.IDI 80 Prctulumu ui «11. 8. Bouds ...... 2.4 W) 25 Chocks and other cash items Li»3 Hille of other banks.. ... HJ 00 Fractional paper currency, ntckhm, and cents I<U 7<l Specie 3-45 S M (wgal tender notes t),560 00 Kedempilon fund with U. 8. Treasurer 5 perueut us circulation 502 50 Total ...»180,M5M t.IAHtI.ITtKS. Capital stock paid in .’ I 60.000 00 Surplus fund 10,WOJO Unulvldedproflts.r ...... 2,i«>s 60 National Bank notes outstanding... 11.240 00 Individual deposits sultfeel to cheek. 45.459 40 Dcntaud certificates ot deposit 67,tWn 73 Oue to other National Banks 8,485 42 Duo to State Banks and bankers B>l 73 Notes and -bills re-discouuted 2,000 00 Total 1180,515 87 Statu of Indiana, Coitntyof Adams, ss: 1, R. S. Peterson, ambler of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the aliove statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and oiler. R. 8. Petkrson, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this Bth lav of October. 1802. Sn .vrrKit Peterson, Notary Public. QOrrcct-attest. B. J. Tkrveer, J T. T. itoßwtN, v Directors. A. R. Pi ergs. I Agreement to Dissolve a Partnership. We. the undersigned, do mutually agreethat the wiiltiumviitioitcd partnership. J. K. Lachot vt'o . be, un>i the same is hercbv dissolved, 'Xccpt lor the purpose of dual liquidation tnd sottlciiK nt wluilly to €>'«•<- -uid dru rmlne Witness our hands, this t>vi iity-fcunb day if September, eighteen hundred ami ninetytwo. J F. l.venor. 283 CUUIB Stskgel. ISBcHoTeacliers. Notice ta hereby give that tbere will he a public examiuation of tcaeh< rs tit the office ot the county superintendent, in Decatur, In liana, 011 the last Saturday of each month. Applicants for license unuiU'presi'nt the proper trustee's eertifleatorer other evidence of zood moral to lie successful must pass a good examination In orthography, reading, writing, arithmetic, geography. Buglish grammar, physiology, history of the United States, science ofeducatlon and in one >f the following nam«i subjects: For September, October and November 1802, “Kvangeline." For December 1808 and January 1808, "Snow-Bound.” For February IW3, "Holme’s Autocrat-Of t lie Break fast Table." Thechange as above announced was made by the State Board of Education at a recent meeting. Examinations will begin promptly at 8:30 a. tn. No license will be granted to applicants under seventeen years of age. J h. Snow Co .Supt Sheriff’s Sale. The State of Indiana. Adams county. 89: lu the Adams Circuit Court of Adams county, Indiana, , Lemuel 1». Adams, 1 vs. I No. 1740. Ada if. Stmeoke, j Van H. Simcttke. 1 By virtue ot an order of sale to mo directed be clerk of the Adams circuit court of said .■ounty and state, 1 have levied upon the real ■state hereinafter mentioned and will expose for sale at public auction at the east door of the court house, in thecityof Decatur, Adams xiuutv, Indians, between the hours,of 10 I'clock a. in. and 4 o'clock p. m. on Saturday, October 29, 1592, The rents and profits for a term not exceeding •even year*, of tlie following described real ■state, situated in Adams county, Indiana, to wit: In-lot number two (3) iu the town of Monroe, in the county of Adams, state of Indiana. Andon failure to realize therefrom the full amount of judgment, interest thereon glid costs, I will at tho same timejatid in the Same manner aforesaid, offer for sale the fee simple Os the above described premises. Taken as the property otAda H. Simooke and Van B. Simooke, to satisfy said order of sale, this sth day of October, 181)2. 1 Mark McCoxnkdu Sheriff. 29-3 By Daulel Erwin, Deputy. Public Notice of Formation of Partnership. The undersigned have this day formed a copartnership under the name and style of Stengel A Craig, (successors to J. F. LachotA C 0.,) lor the business of carrying on the drug and grocery business at Berne, Adams county, Indiana James 8. Craio, Chris STbngel. Bcine, Ind , Sept. 28, 1892. 28-3 Notice to HoR-Resldents. The State of Indiana. Adams oountv. ss. lu the Adams circuit court, November term, 18S>2. Mary E, Lautzenhiser, 1 Divorce and vs. > Alllmqny. Jexse Lautzenhiser, ) No. 4227. It appearing from affidavit, filed In the above entitled cause, that Jesse Lautzenhiser, the above namiri def endant Is a non-residents of the state ol Indiana. Notice Is therefore hereby given the said Jesse Lautzenhiser that he be and appear before the Hou, Judgoof the Adams circuit court on the seventh day ol lh.cembcr.lßa2, tire same lieing tlie 27 jurldicial daj- of the next regular term 1 hereof, .to be hoWeniit the court house in the city of Decatur, oommenefiigon Monday, the 7th day of Novemlier, A. D. l-id. snd plead by answer or demur to sai l complaint, or the same will be heard and determined in hie absence. Witness, niy name, and the seal of said court hereto affixed, this <th day of October, A. D„ 1892, John h. Lenhart. Clerk. By W P. MiLLEr. Deputy. Franc & Fiance, Att’ys. 3J-3 Commissioner’s Sale of Hsiate. Notice is hereby given that tho undersignzd James T. Merryman, commissioner appointed by the Adams circuit court, oi Adams eouuty, Indiana, to make sale of real estate in the case for partition of land Os Laura B. Winans et al, vs William H. Beam et al, will as suoh commissioner, on Saturday, the 22nd day of\ October, 1892, Offer far sale at public sale at the east door of tho court bouse,in the city of Decatur, Indiana, between the hours oi 15 o'clock a m. and 4 o’clock p, m. of said day. the fnlluwliig described real estate iu Adams county, Indiana, to-wlt: Tbe east half of southeast qut rter of section twenty.twoin township twenty-seven north, range fit teen east. Also tlie south half of fractional section twenty-three In township lw- nty-seV< 11 north, range fifteen oast, q,itu description commencing at the koiitlieaM corner of the feast halt of the nortbeast quarter >d' section tweut.v-two in township twenty-seven inn th, range fifteen east, said last trttet tatotqniiiisr thirteen acres. Alsothe following tlrsci'ito-d tract ot land, to-wlt: {.'bmnicneliig on the State Uno between tho States, ot Indtoufi and Ohio, at the southoaki corner of ii'u£uouul Manion fourteen Ju township twv-uiy seven u rib, range fifteen east, thence running north forty perches; thence eaat. to the line ou tho west fide of tho east half‘of tho southeast quarter of section fifteen, in township uud range aforesaid; thence south to tho southwest cortier of sniff east half of said quarter section; theme east with the south line of said quarter section to the place of beginning; containing about 23 75-109 acres. Terms: -One-third cash In hand, one-third In one year, and one-third in two years from day of sale. Deferred payments to bear interest atslx per eent. until paid, and secured to the satisfaction of said commissioner. James T, Merryman, Commissioner, Franco & Merryman, AtVys for Plt’tt 87-4

- - - - f ■ SURE! SURE! — 1 V 1 L A Grand Success Haa our opening been so far. We mean Heineger’s Big Bargain store in Stone’s old hardware stand. Have You Been In Yet? ' «b> IF NOT You Have Missed It, as yon mij have h»on hnvinfl’ the Mma gonds we keep at nesrlv °r quite double the price we ask. Remember we have a'm >r>t anything you want in . -re /■J:-’' 5 ' ---i <■■■■'■ ’ • ’ - < X NOTIONS, UNDERWEAR. MITTENS, GLOVES, JEWELRY, HARDWARE, TIN WARE,.,QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE and GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, all the verp best Rood at prices less than yon ever saw like goods sell at. Our stock is arriving daily, so we can show one of the best stores of its kind in this state and positively the cheapest—beiu3 a branch of HEINEGER’S BIG BARGAIN STORE, of Lima, Ohio, gives our buyers an opportunity to bny direct from the manufacturer, which save the wholesaleman s profit and you get the benefit Now do not allow others to keep you awky by telling you our goods are no good, but come and see for yourself. Our goods are all straight, honest goods, warranted to give satisfaction—and we mean what we say and do what we say. So if our very low prices had you -naturally te think the goods arc worthless, do not hesitate on that account m they are all right. Our motto is: “Small profits, but lots of them.” Remember the place. HEINEGER’S BIG BARGAIN STORE. are invited to call and inspect the stock. A. VAN CAMP - i 3POZ< • * Plumbing for Waterworks. Furnish you with anything In that line. Bath Tubs,. Wash Stands, Marble Slabs, White Crockery, Laundry Tubs, Urinal Stalls, Combination Water Closets, Seats and Enameled work of the latest and finest designs, Range Boiler Lead Pipe, Pantry Sinks, and Copper Alcoves. In fact, everything that is wanted in this lirae of work. ’ X ALSO X>O Gas Fitting IN THE BEST AND NEATEST STYLES. Carry in stock all kinds of gas and water piping, valves tor steam and gas and a fui| line of fittings. Cisterns and stock tanks made to order. All work guaranteed first-class and prices within the reach of all. Call and examine goods and get prices. & A. VAN CAMP,