Decatur Democrat, Volume 36, Number 45, Decatur, Adams County, 27 January 1893 — Page 8

WW' . ■ NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. J ■'"■.! 1 gfl- ULIH'J!; Honduras Hooting. On Inst Tuesday Home of the boys of No. 6 paid the Burger school a visit. ihill for steady work in the near future. Our friend wljo has been residing in Arkansas of late will soon be a resident of old Iloosierdom again. We would advise anyone that is subject to Arkan sas fever to call on E. Rebev for a sure cure. The following is a list of pupils being regular in attendance ior the month beginning December ilfith and ending January 20,1893: Daniel Burket, Paul Q. Stoutenberry, Frank Babcock, Sylven Babcock, Frank Captain, Melven Babcock, Lewis Captain, Perry Johnson, George Babcock, Blanche Hoffman, Jessie Johnson, James Johnssn. Ci.a uk F. Fink, Teacher. Union Tow n ship Tit-Bits-Township Institute at district No 4 Feb. 4th. Miss Minnie Ilart has returned from an extended visit with friends in Eastern Ohio. Grant Miller is lying very sick at this writing. The many friends of John llart gave him a pleasant surprise last Tuesday. All enjoyed a pleasant time. Writing school at Broadbeck’s school house every Tuesday evening. Everybody invited to attend. Mrs. Elmer Brothers, of Chicago, is the guest of Mr. Brothers’ parents, Charles Brothers and family. Jacob Stults is lying very ill with lagrippe. Miss Rosa Brothers left last Monday for Oberlin, Ohio. Linn Crove Crindings. John Sheldon, of Fayette county, lud., is circulating among his friends *Hero during the past week. The firm of Sliallay & Kizer, of the Pioneer Mills, has dissolved by mutual consent. Kizer retiring. Albert I.indsey lias moved into the Daniel Miller homestead. The author of the bill in bur present Legislature restricting drug stores to county and corporation license as are saloons, should step back thirty feet and take a view of the hydraheaded monster of his begetting, and in case he should fail to see it in its true color, he then should cast his judgment on the balance and calculate its worth at two pence per pound. Our fleet-footed Billy takes another run and was stimulated to action by the re ceipt of a note from his best girl, just as his day’s work was closed, the note is said to read this wise: ‘‘Come at your earliest, my dearest, as I may not live long.” A hasty excuse was tendered to the lady of the house that he could not possibly stay for supper which was then in waiting. After wishing from the depth of his soul that he could take passage to town on board of a runaway team. He started on his mission of humanity and made his three-quarter of a mile in a very short space of time, landing in the presence of his dulcina wheezing and gasping for breath, exclaiming, “what is the matter with you, my darling?” O, nothing, I just wanted to see you, that was all. Billy avowed that he surely thought that the matter was serious, as he knew she was at quilting and he thought perhaps she had swallowed a needle. The excitement, however, has passed away and queitness reigns. Married, at the residence of the bride’s mother, on Saturday, evening, January 21, Mr. Tdward Rail and Miss Libbie Taylor, Re v. Turney officiating.

Berne Brevities. J. E. Rosd, drug clerk at the postoffice drag store, went to Briaut, Ind., last Monday on business. J. Yoosand family, of Markle, Wells county, spent Sabbath and Monday at.this place, the guest of A. Gottschalk. A. Gottschalk and wife, accompanied by Mrs. S. Biersdorfer spent last Tuesday at Decatur. Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Yoder—a baby boy, on Monday. A new barber shop in the basement of the school building. Jess Michaud, Albert Saurer and Gil Steiner are the stockholders. Jess being the best workman, of course will ran the first chair. Open only on Saturdays. Give them a call. James Craig, of Hayesville, Ohio, i 3 the guest of his daughter, Mrs. C. Stengle. Mr. Craig ispartner in the drug firm of Stengle & Craig. J. B. Atz spent the forepart of the week at Fort Wayne, on business. v The pupils and teachers of the several rooms of our public schools have been enjoying themselves thisweek sleigh riding, visiting schools away froaidiome. D. Gerber met with a very painful accident on last Sabbath evening while out sleigh riding, the horse became frightened and ran away, upsetting the sleigh containing his wife and children, no one was hurt except Mr. Gerber''- Who had his arm dislocated. l)r. Stoneburner was called and set the arm. a Sleighing parties are quite numerous this week. K. K. Allison made a business trip to A- Portland last Tuesday afternoon. Fred Hoffman, jdnu Grove, was at this place last Wednesday on business. Postmaster Waggoner is still, unable to be in his office to attend to business, being afflicted with rheumatism. Messrs. Stengle & Craig are taking their ,J yearly invoice of their stock of drugs, groceries, wall paper, etc. Cyclo-Panorama of the Dost ruction of, Johnstown, consisting of immense oil paintings, will exhibit at this place tomorrow avening, Saturday, January 28. g Don’t fail to attend. Admission 15, tin and 35 cents. Who will be the next postmaster in Berne, i,; is the,querry that is agitating the'mind of ♦he good people of this place and vicinity. What’s the matter with the German Cornet Band? They have not been on our I streets for a long time. Boys, we want !"■ , music. ■ - V At the reorganization of the Berne Evau[J gelical Sunday school last Sabbath, B. P.

Harris was elected Superintendent, A. (jottschalk, Assistant-Superintendent; A. Hooker, Treasurer; Cora Walser, Secretary ; Laura Clousor, Librarian, for the ensuing year. Alt are cordially Invited to attend, A new target has been placed on the depot at this place. Quite a number of citizens from Decatur have visited this place during the sleighing season, and all seem to enjoy themselves while here. From New MexicoAlberqukrque, N. M. I January 21, 1893. ( Ekitor Democrat;— Since there are a good many Indianians among the “consumptive colon” at this place, jt may be of interest to the readers of the Democrat to learn that our invalids are getting along nicely and the experience of every one of them bears testimony to the fact that a residence in the light and dry air of this region will certainly cure those who are in the earlier stages of consumption,—and so far as is known at present, climate is the only cure for this terrikle malady, in any stage. It used to be supposed that any climate that was “mild” would be good for the consumptives, and for that resson our doctors wonld send their patients to Florida and Southern California, especially in winter, but experience has very thoroughly exploded the “mild” theory, and every well-informed physician now admits that dryness of the atmosphere is the important consideration. The climate of New Mexico is mild and agreeable, and the air almost totally devoid of moisture; as a result consumptives who come here before the disease has made much progress, almost invariable get well. W. S. Burke. Let us hear from you again.—(Ed. • Thomas Baughman Shot And Dangerously Wounded- - % Thomas Baughman, a former resident of this county, where he was born some thirty years ago, was shot and very dangerously wounded on Friday night of last week, near the town of Osgood, Darke county, Ohio. A neighbor of Baughman’s had been to town and on his way home stopped at Baughman’s and took supper. In the course of their conversation a trade was made wherein Baughman was to give the neighbor a shot-gun and seven dollars for a cow. The neighbor, who had been imbibing while in town, had with him a pint of whiskey, which he proffered Baughman, who declined taking any. The neighbor requested Baughman to go along then and get his cow, which he did, although saying to the neighbor that he preferred waiting till morning. When they arrived at the neighbor’s house the bottle was again brought forth and placed on the table. While Baughman and the neighbor were out getting the cow, the good wife took the bottle from the table ajad concealed it. Baughman started home with the cow andihe neighbor went to the honse. On entering the house Re discovered the bottle was gone ancffcefcused Baughman stealing it. His wife told him that he had not, but this did not satisfy him. Picking up the shot-gun he started in pursuit of Baughman, and overtaking him demanded his bottle of whiskey, Baughman denied having the bottle whereupon the neighbor pointed the gun to within a foot of his head and was about to discharge it, when Baughman grabbed the barrel to push it aside, but in doing so it was discharged, contents, about thirty shot, penetrating his left side, near the heart. This happened about 11 p. m. and it was nearly two o'clock following when he was discovered by his hired hand in a helpless condition and taken home. The murderer went home and hitching up his horse to a sleigh, departed for parts unknown.

Deserving Praise. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been 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 sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the price if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. A. R. Pierce’s drug store. Decatur Produce Current. COUNTRY' PRODUCE. Eggs 35 Potatoes 8U Butter..... 18 Green Apples... 1181 Ufiiekeu « Dried Apples.. .8 to 10 Turkeys 1U Bacon J 4 Ducks ti Shoulders, 13 Tallow 3)4 to 4 Hams 9to It Lard.....',..,.... .12 Feathers 45GRAINS, HEEDS AND SALT. Wheat 68 Timothy Seed J 25 Oats :m Flax Seed 85 Rye . .. 49 Michigan Salt.... 100 Corn 45 New York Salt... 1 (K) Clover... stt ..7 26 Cement ?(l< CLOUR AND MEAL. Flour perbll 4 <;0 ShortsperlOO 80 Flour, rollerpers’k 1(8) Kye flour persack. 1 (81 Flour per sack.... 120 Bran per ton 30 00 No. 1 Chopper 100.1 15 Corn Meal per s’k...H' Bran“mixed. 85 Corn Meal bolted.. .40 Bran “ “.. 70 Buckwheat 50 Wool unwashed 20c washed 25c. LIVE STO^K. Hogg..B 0006 10 I Horses.... 75 000200 DairvCows2s.oo<s)3s.(B) | Sheep 2 (BK&4 (81 Application tor Liquor LicenseTo the citizens of the town of Berne, Adatns county, Indians. Notice is hereby given that f, Eugene, AcsehItmann, will make applic-ation to the Board of Commissioners Os Adams county. Indiana, at their regular session in March, 1893, for a Jicense to sell spirituous, vinous and malt liquors in Jess quantities than a quart at a time, at mv place ol business in and at the building situated on the following described premises, in the town of Herne. Adams county, Indiana, to-wit: Commencing- twenty tSO) feet west of the northwest cofner of lot number two (2j. in the town of Herne, Adams county, Indiana: theuce running south one hundred and thirtytwo (132) feet; thence west twenty-four (24) feet; thence north one hundred and thirtytwo (aSJ) feet; thence east twenty-four (24) feet lo the place of begiuning. { 45-4 Eugene Aesculimann, Applicant.

«<ROOM!IxWE MUST HAVE ROOM FOR OUR IEW SPRING GOODS! We will Continue to Sell all Winter Goods at Cost Throughout February. get oxm PRICES. BOSTON STORE. I. O. O. F. BLOCK. KUEBLER & MOLTZ. As the Holidays are on, so are We ! the lliiest line of^ r Oiwisware, taware, also a large line DINNER SETS which we will sell at a price that surpasses them all. Our prices and goods are such that we can please all. Our line of FANCY ai STAPLE GROCERIES SPEEDS NO RECOMMENDATION.* M. A, VONDRAN. (Successor to Weltley & Boyd.)

Hite lo Electric Jitin Contractors. Notice islbereby given that the Common Council of the City of Decatur, Indiana, will receive bids lor the furnishing for the city a system of electric lights to be and operated by the contractor. All bids must be filed with the Council before *:3O o’clock p. m. on Tuesday, February 7, 1893, All bids are to be made upon the basis of twenty lights of 3000 candle power, and to be lighted according to the mooulight schedule. All bids must be accompanied by a good and sufficient bond in the sum of *500.00, signed at leastbyone resident real estate owner, and conditioned that the bidder will enter into a contract and bond for the furnishing the lights in accordance with the bid for the term of three years. The bond to secure the faithful execution of the Contract shall be in a sum equal to the cost of one year's lighting. The Council expressly reserves the right to reject any and all bids. I). O. Jackson. Clerk. 44-2 By J. F. Mann, Clerk pro tern. DO YOU WANT TO ADOPT A BABY} Maybe you think this 13 a new business, ■ending out babies on application; iflias been done before, however, but never have those furnished been so near the origina sample as this one. Everyone will exclaim. “ Wed 1 that's the sweetest baby I ever saw I” This little black-and-white engraving can gtve you but a faint idea of the exquisite origina I, ■ . , - "i'M. A. DA Ist. which we propose to send to you. trail rttttfpn paid. The little darling rests aga ret a pillow, und is in tbo net of drawing off its pink sock, the mate of which has peon pulled off and flung aside with a triumphant coo. The flesh tinware perfect, and the eyes follow vou, no matter where you stand. Tliccxqolsice reproductions of tli)i! greatest puinUr.g of Ida Waugh (the most celebrated of modern ouintergof baby life) are to tie given to those vbn subscribe to Demorest’s Fain dp Maga <Jne for 1803. The reproductions cannot la told from the original, which cost f:00. and ure the same sizo i!7x22 Inches', 'i he baby is life size, and absolutely lifelike. We have also in preparation, to present to our subscribers during l*fl, pthcr great nictuies by such artists as Percy Moran, Maud Humphrey, J.ouis Desehamps, and othprsof world-wide renown. Take only two examples of whal we did during the past year, '*,4 Vspd of i’ansios,” and “A White House i'nhl/1” by the wife of President Harrison, anti you vy,!| see what our promisor, mean. Those who subscribe for Demore t’s Family Magazine for 18113 will possess a tntllrry ol exquisite works of urt of great yajv.e, besfdi s s Magazine that cannot lie equated I y any Ir the world for ifs beautiful illustrations and subject matter, that will keepever-,:on< post nd on all the topics pt the dav, end all Ihe fads and different items of interest nl out the household, itesidc( furnishing tnto-esi'm. reading matter, both grave noil fl. y. j? r fiawhole family: nnd while Deraero t’sis m l a fasnion Magazine, its fashion fetin'ere r * r feet, and we give you, free of <■■■ ; 1 ’! tin | m torus you wish to use during t’ e ’ caj»n<i in ativ size-you choose Send It j it- std; ■rlptlon etor.ee, onfyS3, an I you wd' I ck iiy gar overS'ifriu value. Ail iross b - no’ lls' or i W. .bninings Meni '.est, J 5 I’i“ t H-h l-f . S< v Votk. If you.r’'> unqi'qiminti-d with I' Tuzine.-"od T) oca s Pur ■ specimen ri I • .'' ' x J. 8. Coverdalo, M. I). p. B.Thomas, M D. -DOCTORS Coverdale & Thomas Ofßooovr Pierce’s Drug store, Dooatur, Ind U. . **♦ -• n .1-1 .- l -

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Delinquent Tax List. Ttio following is u list of Lands, Olty amt Town lx>ts remaining delinquent for the nonpayment of taxed for the year 1892, aiul previous years In Adams County, Indiana. 3| 5 |KrI OB T » fl# Names of owners. Description. ■ ~ ; ; '2. Eg *0 ■ j ? : ; ?§ ' i v 1 : : ; • * • . jo . T j:: : : : S PREBLE TOWNSHIP. ierkie,Theo.....'. II pi ahf seT!..;i :...... .7.. 33!28|13i;U| i I do II »ptahr ae ..■■|B»|»|ißlan[ 1 |n 78 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, Elies, John... l” i>te hfne ......I 4;»f 14 TtylOtwi 46 8» Trout, D. G.M ....I Bwne I«|S7 14 40 | 7SU 1H 4g BT. MARYS TOWNSHIP. Marsh, 1. J....... . ' |i ohr so l»JI«il»|IW| |auvSrT'Tort Moore. Sramidn D || nw se .at'Stlis|4o| I T7o| SO 60 BLUB CHEEK T IWNSHIP. Steeley, Elisabeth || ehf nw (81 ifeoi 15,001 ii;U5 no tu Tumbfoson. Sarah II ehfnenw. .. ..... Ijolaelialtol | mol as 0 4 M.INROK TOWNSHIP. And row*, O. P. M.. 1 ......~ “pt ne 42# 14 Pr w,‘ ~Tn Baumgartner, J. A nweornosw 4 .’0 H 75 36 is at Pierson, Etta M shfsw nw 12 20 14 20 4&i 0 121 Quinn, Elite and Addl.e se nw 14 28 14 40 M jo ,u Strait Susannah ehfsw se 02814 20 000 1.1 111 FRENCH TOWNSHIP Grossed H--nry seTno 9*20; i.'h-io, n»i i.k do nwsw, ■■■,.; I«|2B|lß|4o| [ 32 29 HARTFORD TOWNSHIP. Bears Luolnda .....|| shf whfne 1. jSSjSBJ 13j42| J 7561 22 « WABASH TOWNSHIP, Aurnan Kogiwa nw .' 8 25TTTho 40A0 ixi so Bears W. H. H ptuwne 38 25 14 2 a ,il U. 14. it. rt W, U. H pt nw 21 26 14 i -hi s -Iti Katin Catharine ... ptohfnenw 22 26 14 o i-a Heimbrger Andrew sw ne 33 25 14 40 750 29 91 Host Louisa ptwslde no . ...23 2514 11 car, gi< . d*> ••• se frae no 21 25 14 138 28 1105 97 SI Laer (.has se tie 32 25 14 4o e/, ta ~ Milter Jacob 11 ptwhfnw 22 2614 80 ! 1116 34 99 Werllng Luvlna. nw cor nn se 24 26 U 6 1190 787 JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP. Bobmcrer 000 ptswse .1 20 25 16 2 35 fl (13 Heller Jacob..... ptneno {. 22 25 16 8 150 447 KetchemJohu Jr........ ptswse 20 25 1581 805 42 74 McDaniel Minerva J ne sw 62515 40 96.6 32 98 Orlanß John ehf f© Y.> 42515 80 2140 m Strobl© Michael w hue 88 25 15 80 1180 ii 73 City and Town Lots. . : T 2 r* x ® Names of Owners. City or Towns. “ s C7T > • ?» cs \ l : a 1 ' • j r o jo Billman Jese F | City of Decutur a - ,5 Buckmasler Mary J | ~ do 2t9 MO 30 48 Do Kuo Francis pt sw shf sec 2tp 27 ramro 141 ucre 130 W?u Devinuey Harvey J do '. wo 186 858 Fritzc Caroline do (£# ;jou a) Foster and Busbned do 4 B ju 2328 Gregory Lucy do mid h’ 230 |gu 39 08 Glass Susan do mid bf 23u 19U 20 68 Gesslnger Sarah E do 544 „fl 10 88 HowerJohn :•••• do 14? r? 5 24 13 Johns Michael do 743 H Johnson E. H do ~... 747 do do 748 do do 749 0 148 53 King John Sr do gw pt 24 676 21 91 Kintt Eliza A..... do gp 713 M Latnpe Catharine do 7)4 s 386 do d <> .' 491 70 10 69 Louthan Margaret J do , 2oe 1057 Miller Elizabeth do s2B ino 827 Mlckclg Magilelena do 1439 a Piß Mary Ann do gpt 340 u J 8 52 do do 81t- 466 26 84 Woodg Jane do a u# 48 Wale Aleiandrer 1,1 1 276 450 Chapman William Pleasant Mills % — - do do 3 - 3 86 do do J 22 75 310 llill Mary C do ghf 16 116 Hill Maafte V do « do do 21 do do 22; do do hf 27 do do 2bl do *. do ao 3ui do do ID! do do 2u; do - do is do do 15j 21 60 do do 240 168 I-ec Edwin do no<g>rln lu Stetler Henry <jo ,/f, . ai ’ do do C1... 15 do do (\. 22 32 f 5 do -do \. A. 4 f 6 279 TrimSarab do ~.VI <— 7 14 38 Daugherty Uriah .....1. Williams 13 135 m Amstutz John Preble s 14 ao LamrUaspor do , ~ t ’ 3 1410 do do 8 4 315 242 Baker Reuben K Genova 36 65 Bailey John T do 236 525 do do 17 40 Buckingham Gonetta do 4 18 44a do do . 7*l 128 33 13 Bolenbaucber Joseph do u 23 366 Finkbone Henry do t*K 26 88 Holm George do 10 20 J2O Judy Auna no .; 2M 20 586 IholzClaralde) do 7 256 8b Linton Margaret do 52 5 444 McGrifT Simon do ~.... 88 ij6 71 Studler Susannah do *25 »l 6 18 86 Twlgg Francis do .. „16 2° 37 09 Thomas Martha J -do t...., 5 0 13 35 WtllWma Thos. J do f ;h g 6 138 Wluhon Fanny do v M 8 46 188 vitschle Joseph et al do 30 156 85s EleyJocob Berne Whf 80 26' 13 43 Fink H, A Ceylon 78 ;j6 487 Foster George M ... do .. 1 77 do -•••• do •• 79 do do 41 g£ 10 40 LoveJomesL.. do 45 do do 88 20 29 Rg Pease Joseph M do 5 59 10 160 Waltz Daniel do 80 do 3 do 63 do do tl» do .. « do- 58 do do 671 2007 08 Batter Moses Monroe 49 .8 475 33 73 C B.4Ft W. H R do 50 145 12 ( 5 do do «o do ••••• do 71) do - •. do 20 Everhart Elizabeth d® , 82 180 10 12 Hurt Mary do 83 100 « 6 Lutz Hannah ,A do 88 50 16 0 do ■••• do Leisure V, C. do 40 152 Simcoko Ada H do 50 401 •' * * ' { OF INDIANA, ADAMS COUNTY, Ss: 1 W H H. Franco, Auditor in and for said County, d ihoreby oirtlfy that the above an 1 foreirolng Is a true and correct list of Lands, City and Town Lots rotuanod and rotnal nlng delinquent for *he non-payment of taxes for the your 1893aud previous years, with penalty, interest and costs, together with the current year s taxes for 1892 and further that the amount charged Is due from each particular tract, and that the same was reoordod between tho first Monday in December, 1892, and the first day of January, 1893. 1 3 Witness, my hand at the Auditor’s Office, in tho City of Decatur, this 31st day ot Deoember, 1892, W. H. H. FRANCE, Auditor Adams County. STATE OF INDIANA, ADAMS COUNTY, rs: T . Notice Is hereby given that so much of the foregoing Lands, City and Town Lots as may be necessary todlscharge the taxes, penalty, interest and costs whten may bo duo thereon or due from the owners thereof on the day of sale, will be sold at public auction by the Treasur er of Adams Coanty at the east door of the Court House , In tho City of Decatur. In said County, and State on the - j Second Monday in February, 1893. It being the 13th day of said month oommenoingat lOo’olook A. M. of said .day, and that said sale will continue from day to day until all Is sold or offrered for sale. _ Given udder my hand at tho Auditor's Office in Deoatur, Indiana, this 31st day of Deoember. 1892. wn H FKAN Q B , Auditor Adams County By Ibwin BujlNpyßEKitv. Deputy. XT 4 1 Notice of Assignment. I I /% IAEi . Notice Is h-reby given that the undersigned * M a has been duly appointed asa(|rnee of Frank Farrell, of Decatur. Indians, In his voluntary DhiAUKU lii assignment for the benellt of his creditors The creditors of said Frank Farrell are notl- - lied to file their claims with the undersigned Grain * Oil, for adjustment and and allowance. 0 , ginnl WM. HH. Fhanok. Assignee. H- C(IH, _ VOUI, France S France, Att'ys for Assignee. 42^3 Wool, , Lime; Salt, Fertilizer g. Elev*tori on tha Chicago k Erie and H COSTELLO, Olorar Leaf railroads. Offloe and Rstail a B U r S «ou, store southeast oorner of Ssoond and Offloe over Terveer’s hardware store. ReslJefferson streets. 44 (l denoe on Third street. In the old Derkes .... . - property. All calls-promptly attended to gw YOtfß PATEONA&i SOLIOITEi. Ito olty or oountry, day or night

GreaT I BargainS I FOR TBD I TRADE "I -A.T- 9 file's kstse EUig Eojnrii. I And although old Grover walks in, " fl And our own Benny steps out; 9 Pete’s still at the helm, fl And the people all shout: Jl Hurrah! for Protection, ° fl r fiß a theme that was sore; fl But I’ll prove that its true, I If you step into my store. fl When Capitol aud Labor join hands fl To throttle al trusts and combines. I The oomet is past, .1 But Pete’s to the front; I At the old reliable, fl With new goods arrivin daily; fl At prices below all competition, 1 Complete | in I all departments I I fcfl All Goods I 8 Marked in I Plain Figures I ONE ] • s PRICE ONLY TO ALL. $ ! NO JEWING, COME ONE, I ft M CO C ALU Tour* to Floaao, PETE HOLTHQUSE. : i