Decatur Democrat, Volume 37, Number 13, Decatur, Adams County, 16 June 1893 — Page 8

_A.ixnvTJA.r- TrHir’orvr —O»! T«3D—AUDITOR OF ADAK CO., INDIANA. The Auditor be*. leave to submit to your honors the following report of receipt* and dlabursomorUs of Adams County for the fiscal year ending. Maj .11. 18tW. COUNTY REVENUE. lUtCKtrrs. Balance on hand Juno 1.18 W •»£*« “ Amount from taxes lwe 18TO0 84 Salo County Land to Decatur 1W 00 •• •• “ Show Lloense ™ • • •• •• FMdlers’ License *“ ™ •• •• “ Jury Foos - ? 2? •• “ Stationery .. ~Jf!; •• •• J ury Fees, change of venue _____ Orders Redeemed and filed back, during fiscal year .MS..W «•’ Amount paid for Bridges 1892 - 4’o™ 71 Balance on hand May HI, 18*3 ’ *52,954 63 *52,954 00 DISBURSEMENTS. On account of County Asylum.. -S On account of expense of court '• - Tog) TO On account of Jury a j «■ On account of prison » aft :w On account of insane.... 818 80 On account of speciflt'allowanees. . 1 txto o» On aoeouut of attorney fees ............................. 84 75 On account of highways 288 4» On account of inquests. . 4-1-547 On account of oounty officers .. On account of poor : w On account of printing 1 list 00 On account of asssessing i’SJ. On account of court house a "'482 On account of court bailiff ■ <tg On account of ditches .-Taw nil On account of Board of Health 5,..... •»; On account pf State Benevolent Institutions w ~i As On account of bridges I *’“ I Total 1 *41,283 36 STATE REVENUE. Amount of taxes collected December. 1892 “ May. 1893 C ’ ,!! -/ 4 , “ “ docket fees ,4 u< paid Treasurer of State >12,812 .0 *12,812 70 *12,812 70 STATE SCHOOL REVENUE. Amount collected December, 1892 !JJ “ paid Treasurer of State *15,587 19 *16.587 19 *16,587 19 ENDOWMENT FUND. Amount collected December, 1892 * 198 90 •• •• May, 18413 242 72 “ paid Treasurer of State * 436 62 * 436 62 * 436 62 SOLDIER’S AND SAILORS MONUMENT FUND. Amount collected December, 1892 * 210 18 •• " May 1893 242 72 " paid Treasurer of State ‘ * 452 90 » 452 90 » 452 90 BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION FUND. Amount collected December, 1892 r *2,523 47 “ May, 1893.... k 2,91103 “ paid Treasurer of State *5,434 50 *5,434 50 *5,434 50 FINES AND FORFEITURES. Amount collected from Clerkof Court I 695 00 •• •• justiceof the peace 75 00 “ “ “ other sources 78 00 Balance on hand June 1, 1892 965 81 Amount transferred to common school fund *1.813 81 (1,813 81 *1,813 81 fTw— ~ TOWNSHIP FUND. Amount collected December, 1892 *2,482 64 •• " May. 18« i 3,843 92 Balance on hand May 31, 1893 K 3,180 80 Amount disbursed to trustees *5,663 44 *9,507 36 *9 507 36 ROAD FUND. Balance on hand May 31, 1893 *6,560 91 Amount collected December, 1892 105 69 “ " May. 1893 9,369 22 “ of road receipts filed back by treasurer _= — *5.957 41 “ paid trustees, June 1892 6,569 91 Balance on hand May 31,1893 3,517 50 *16,035 82 (16,035 82 TURNPIKE FUND. Balance on hand May 31,1892 * 686 38 Amount collected December, 189? 777 61 “ - May, 1893 747 99 disbursed for repairs during fiscal year *1,384 67 Balanco.on hand May 31, 1893 827 31 *2,211 98 *2,211 98 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. Balance on hand May 31, 1892 ..,.*lO 288 46 Amount collected December, 1892 7’889 74 “ May. 1893 9,’516 O1 ‘ paid trustees *lB 178 20 Balance on band May 31, 1893 9,516 02 *27 694 22 *27,694 22 LOCAL TUITION FUND. Balance on hand May, 1892 “ *1 592 01 Amount collected December, 1892. 828 81 “ " May, 1893 7. ..7...... 64 “ paid trustees *2 420 82 Balance on hand Mav 31, 1893 ’ 2379 64 *4,890 46 *4,800 46 . , SHERIFF’S FUND. Amount collected during the year ■ * 252 43 “ disbursed during.the year *2 52 43 * 252 43 » 252 43 DOG FUND. Balance on hand May 31, 189? M m «, Amount collected December, 1892 ’ ’■« 12 " •• May. 1893 ::::::::::::: 1.4732 “ paid trustees #IB2B 08 Balance on hand May 31, 1893 1,584 64 51,412 TZ *3,412 72 LIQUOR LICENSE, Balance on hand May 31,1892 •»«» tn Amount received during fiscal year . 2 OTO 00 “ disbursed during fiscal year 82.000 00 j » *5,200 00 *5,200 00 COMMON SCHOOL FUND. Amount held in trust May 31, 1892.... 1-1019 m “ received from fines by Clerk 'Sg no ~ „ Wells county readjustment 33 M j ustice of the peace 75 to mayor ' 78 00 “ safely invested rjr , “ In treasury May 31, 1893 I'2ol 69 *74.794 39 COMMON SCHOOL FUND INTEREST. Amount received from Treasurer of State. r - "" “ collected from loans during the year/C ’. " ’4’o*o w “ paid trustees June, 1882 ‘ “ January, 1893 ’I-'” 4 ;' ® " Treasurer of State ~.. . ’,' ’' ’ ’’’ ”2 Amount over paid......... rr. i w ■'l ' 4 *26,962 54 *36.962 54 LIBRARY FUND. Amount collected May U-93 |]2 _ (j . ; Balance on hand May 31,189.1 .. 127 03 127 03 DECATUR CORPORATION. Balance on hand May 31. 1892 .. Amount collected Dec. 1892 48 I “ " May 1893 4 .M» » _ “ paid City Treasurer . — Balance on hand May 31, 1893 .. . * 8,94*34 f 5,577 (fi 14,525 39 14,525 39 GENEVA CORPORATION. Az. ’ -' L ’ ■ ' ~ ‘ 1 ~ MMMeon band May 31.1392............ , , Amount collected December 1892. ... * 63 ’ | “ “ m. } . “ paid Town Treasurer _ , Balance on band May 31. 1893 a«BS 72 . 518 37 ' 1,384 09 BERNE CORPORATION. Balance on hand May 31.1892 .......... •’ May 1893.... “ paid Town Treasurer — ’ ~ ~ Balaneeon hand May 31,1*3. ..-.7-7;...'... Kh 169.5 16 1.895 4*

BURKE GRAVEL ROAI ). Balance on hand May 31.1802 ,s * 764 67 Amount collected Deo. 1892 j.otß 79 ” •• May 1893 1,985 84 < Interest on 80nd5..., .' * 240 00 Treasurer and Auditor’s Fee* _ 06 86 Bonds Redeemed ' 2,000 00 Interest on Bonds 240 00 Balance on hand May 31, 1898 1,867 34 4,413,20 4,413 20 ECKROTE GRAVEL ROAD. Balance on hand May 31,1892 • 2,81? 44 Amount collected Deo. 1892 1,154 45 •• •• May 1893 1370 61 Interest on Bonds... • JJO 00 Bonds Redeemed 1.500 00 Interest on Bonds... 135 00 Auditor’s Fees _ 15 00 Balance on hand May 31, 1893 3.420 M 5,260 W 6,250 50 REYNOLDS GRAVEL HOAD. Balance on hand May 31,1892 * 2,159 83 Amrunt collected Doo, 1892 1,94*9 32 •• " May 2,196 39 Interest on Bonds |..| !?! Bonds Redeemed (. .1 J-JJ® Ot Interest on Bonds .'. .1 -7® ’JJ Balance on hanid May 31, 1893 8.4V41 54 6,346 M 6.340 54 FINANCIAL CONDITION OF COUNTY FUNDS. LIABH.ITIKB. County Orders Outstanding * 20.710 511 •• Bonds “ 00 “ Orders issued during fiscal year 41,283 38 101,998 89 RESOURCES. t Amount of Count j- Revenue on hand Juno 1, 1893 ♦ J.Offl 71 Orders Redeemed 80381 53 RECAPITULATION. Total Liabilities *101,993 89 Total Resources 50,831 63 Total Net Liabilities. . 51,682 36 Respectfully submitted, W. H. H, Francs, Auditor Adams County. By Irvin Brandyberry. Deputy. Approved in open session this 7th daj’ of June, 1893. Conrad Brake, 1 • H. D. Fust-i-iNO, > Commissioners. SAtfUsi. Fettsrs. )

NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. Honduras Hooting. Lougenbarger Bros.’ are erecting a large barn for Marquis Jahn. The schools at this place have commenced their summer term. Ashbaucher Bros.' have been running their saw mill this week. Falk & Co., will begin to burn tile soon. On Sunday evening of last week some one made his way into the residence of Jehn Captain and pocketed a watch and other articles belonging to Wm. Hartman. Last Monday evening William Fulk arrived at the squire's office with Burt King under arrest, and being dismissed. King left the house witli very few words. Pleasant Mills Mention. Considerable sickness at present. Born to Joseph D. Winans and wife on June Ist-a boy. Mother and baby doing well. Miss Edith Porter, of Decatur, visited with Mabel Winans several days last week. A party of five in number with Rev. Freeman as leader, started to the reservoir on a fishing expedition last Monday week and returned homii Tuesday. They report having caught several fish with a silver hook. Prof B. Winans’ smiling face was again visible in our midst. He returned last week from Marion. Miss Maggie Smith, of Decatur, who is visiting friends and relatives here has been on the sick list the past week. Dr. J. W. Vizard is attending her. The Saints meeting at the school building on Sunday evening of last week, was abruptly disturbed by several young men and ladies. You had better took a little out, as there is strong talk of a prosecution. They have your names. A word to the wise is sufficient. On Tuesday of last week a party from our neighboring town, Dixon, Ohio, came over on a fishing expedition and a jolly time was liad. The participants were Dr. J. D. Morgan and wife, J. W. Songwell and wife. John Hooper and wife and F. Winans and wife. All started home to wait until the fishing season is more favorable. Monroe No- 2J. B. Roop was here visiting friends and parents over Sunday. Mrs. Dr. Andrews is rapidly Improving. John Jefferies is the happiest man in Monroe. He cannot sing, but he can whistle “She is my Anna. I’m her Pa.” He says it cannot be beat. J. H. Hendricks started for Kentucky last Monday morning. Mr. Hendricks is looking up a location for a hub factory. Ed Macy was here over Sunday arttending the Children’s day exercise*. >rtss Ola Hocker and friend, and Miss Mary Bergman and friend. Os Berne, were visiting friends here last Sunday. J. A. Hendricks lias a fine time breaking his colt. Monroe was well represented at the Pleasant Mills entertainment. The question among the young people of Monroe is. who were they that were here a week ago last Sunday from Decatur. The Epwortli League had an elegant program prepared last Sunday, and was rendered the best that wa» ever known ■ before. Miss Isaura Hendricks, Retta Peterson and Robert Peterson, were in Monroe taking in the entertainment. , Mrs. (ieorge Allen, of is visiting friends in and about Monroe. E4 Smith sends a letter from Harriman, Ten*_ that he will be at home soon. Why wot the Epworth League have an ice cream Kipper? C. W. Hocker Is running his hoop fac’ory in full blast. The tile men are itaohog logs and bum-5-tg tile. Monroe lias a lot of hustling busiw..- iir-i:. ‘ Dr. Rainier was in Decatur faet Saturday tooex- if he could not get the County Fair l<x-au4 at Monroe. Let tier come. J. F. Hocker Jias an offer for a situation at Warren, Ind., for three years, if he wishes to accept. — : The question now is wtw will bo the teachers of our graded sclioolm in the brick -aeKt winier?

Mr. and Mrs. Pittinger and Mr. and Mrs. Courtwright, of Denison, Ohio, both gentlemen being railroad conductors on the P. C. C. & St. L. Ry., have just returned from the World’s Fair and are now visiting with H. W. Thompson and J. A. Hendricks. Mrs. Hattie Dibble, of Decatur, was visiting friends In Monroe last week. Miss Millie Reynolds is visiting friends here this week. When wanting ice cream go to Ferd Kessler’s. Miss Ella Hendricks is at home again after a two weeks visit at Swane and Lima, Ind. Dr, Rainier has a fine Norman colt to sell. » Bobo Items. Joseph Folk, of Wren, Ohio, moved into J. W. Peterson’s house last Wednesday. There will be Children’s Day exercises at the Mt. Tabor M. E. church next Sunday evening. All are Invited. J. W. Brodbeck is building a hay and sheep barn on his farm, Henry Ehresman is doing the carpenter work. The farmers are cutting clover hay. J. M. Ault is painting William Jackson’s barn. ; » Preaching at Mt. Tabor by Rev Foster next Sunday morning at half-past ten o’clock. Mrs. Maggie Moser is at Chicago visiting her sister and taking in the sights at the World’s Fair. Everet Foster Is at home on a vacation from Greencastle University. . Mrs. John Venis is visiting her parents in Ohio. Essa Ayers is keeping batch and farming 1 hillip Koos’ farm on the river. Washington Kern is laid up with tlie rheumatism this week. Wilson Gulick, who has been attending college at Wooster, Ohio, for some time, is at home on a vacation. He intends teaching this winter at Middlepoint, Ohio. Linn Crove Grist. L- L. Dunbar has secured the services of James Neal, of Ridge Farm, 111., as fainter and decorator in his carriage works. Oscar Kephart and family, of Conant, Ohio, are the guests of Rev. D. B. Reckard and wife. Joseph Conroy, of Hobart, Lake county, Ind., was circulating among his friends last Sunday week. Mr. C. can be termed a self-made young man, and but a few years since a lad of this place. He holds the position of associate principaljof the schools of the above named place. During vacation, he with Prof. High, will conduct a Normal at Bluffton, Ind., which commences this week, While Wm. Howe and John S. Anderson, leasers of land for oil, were driving along the road west of Domestic, their horse was killed by an electric stroke. The occupants of the buggy were much shocked and burnt by the fluid, the former on the arm and the latter on the leg. When restored to consciousness they found themselves seated in the vehicle looking at each other, neither being able to Inquire of the other as to which side of the great river they were soliciting territory on, when presently they beheld in Hie d) Btance an oil derrick, and inasmuco as they never had known of them boring forollonthe other side of the shining shore, they hired another horse and went their way, when the next morning found them following tfeeir daily routine of business with blistered limbs, The call was a close one. The horse belonged to tbejiy.ery stable of Bell & Wheeler, of Genov*, Frederick Hoffman was at Bluffton op business several days last week. Eugene Runyon, of Gas City, was here a few days last week. Michael Grosh and John Sutton, of Grover Hill, Paulding county, Ohio, made our town during Sunday night on byclcles. WiilJ.h.m Baxter, of Arcola, Ind., enfertained wr people with an illustrated lecture entitled **EigW Wibute ß Around the World,” on Wednesday uigty. Our Grist wa» sent in too late for gripping last week. George Sfmison, of Bluffton, made our place a call in the interest of the Aultman Machine Co. WUlffim Drew and wife, of Geneva, favored th* pf F. A. W. Lindsey with a visit last Monday, Peter Hoffmann is having sis )}! 8 buildings repainted, among which •» W® business house. Joseph Liddy and D. P, Hoffmann are doing the work. —IB

Forßalm or Rent.—Eighty of best improved land in Preble township, li mile north of Preble station, 75 acres clear and well drained, and all in good condition, Inquire at once of CH IHSIXJI’IIER. Ki 118 CH • 13tf Decatur, Ind. Tho saying that nothing “succeeds so well as success,” is truly demonstrated in the case of Dr* Ed. JI. Lellrun, the Veterinary Surgeon, lie is kept busy day and night attending sick horses, and as yet has not lost a ease. If you can catch him at homo dnd need the services of a Doctor of that kind, you will find one that knows no such thing as fail.

C’AiiimlsHloner’s Allowances. Tho following allowances wore tniulo to tho persons nsiiunl and lor tho purposes herein, spool fled: HolthhousofA Blackburn, goods for )x»r * 65 Henrj- Richard, care of poor 14 60 Louis Bovine, goods for poor 9 08 Win. Zimmerman, goods for i>oor 3 25 Ellas Relseu. do 11 it> C. w. Hocker, do 16 in Acker & Son, do 19 l>o Joseph W, Smith, overseer of poor 7 25 Elias Rolson, goods for poor li 89 AokorAßon. do . Ift 19 Peter Holthouse, do 5 60 Elias Reison. overseer of poor 6 00 J. H. Voglewede,goods for poor 5 75 D. Hunslckor, do 2 89 Keubler & Moltz, do 2 14 Jesse Nlbliok & Son. do 41 27 M.A.Vandran, do 1149 J. H. Voglewede, do 38 tlft . do callos on po.ir 28 75 Donovan'A Coffee, goods for ch 200 Henry Knopp, drayago for ch 2 00 Donovan & Coffee, goods for poor 36 38 R. S. Boyd * Co.. do 9 Bft Shafer a Loch, goods for c h 1 25 M.A. Vandran. do 96 E. J. Wisohaup. do 18 7ft Holthouso A Blackburn, do 22 05 W. H. H. France, making gravel road duplicates - 43 00 R. K. Erwin, serr as county attorney.... 52 B 0 L. M. Ninde, sorv as attorney 100 00 J. F. Snow, sory as co supt 81(1 00 Perry Robison, serv as treasurer IMO 00 W. H. 11. France, serv as auditor 677 30 Shafer & Loch, goods for asylum. 29 23 Donovan Ac Cooffee, do 80 70 A. Holthouse. do 9 20 Marj- Gobo, labor at asylum 26 00 Byers & McConnell, goods for asylum.... 4 31 Jesse Nlbliok & Son, do 6 Oft Buhler & Bro., do 4 70 B. do 20 25 Leo Auth. do ........ 475 Pete Holt house, do 10 35 Geo. M. Haetling. bj- cash 26 22 John Schurger, wire fence 8 00 Wm. Wagoner, labor at asylum 45 00 Jennie Lehman, do 22 76 C. E. Burr, fruit trees for asylum 5 00 M. A. Vandran, goods for asylum 4 95 Gilliem & Case, do 5 95 Holt house A Blackburn do 7 21 Geo M. Haefiing. sorv supt of asylun... .125 00 O. T. May. inquest St 15 C. 8. Clark, inquest 10 85 L. ftV. Lewton viewing gravel road 34 00 Henry Miller. do 28 00 W. H. Shepherd. do 34 00 Harlo Mann, viewing Myer highway 3 00 Wm Brayton, medatton poor 32 50 H. F. Costello, do 126 75 do see Board of Health 4125 Samuel Doak. boarding prisoners 110 15 Donovan & Cotfee, goods for prison 95 Samuel Doak. serv as sheriff 42 45 Shafer A Loch, goods for prison 1 00 T. R. Moor, sinking well at prison 71 39 John W. Tyndall, servas surveyor 216 00 Harlo Mann, post'g notice Gfeller ditch. 3 80 do do Fisher ditch 5 65 do do Sleihman ditch 2 40 Jacob Yager, <l» Gfeller ditch 3 60 do do Peele ditch 10 15 Wm, H. Niblick, expense of exchange of int coupons -. ft 83 Wm. H. Niblick, exp gravel road bonds.. 10 07 H. M. Romberg, team for commissioners RSO R. E. Smith, Jr., sorv assessor Monroe tp. 185 00 Chas Zwick. do Preble tp 100 On R. R. Bradford, do Wabash tp 116 00 ftV. L. Mattox. do Blue Creek tp.. 54 00 Anthony Wertzbergcr, Union tp 108 00 John Christen Jr., do Root to 142 00 Peter Jackson do ftVashington tp. .276 CO Jacob Meyer, do French tp 92 00 Frank Hisey. do Jefferson tp 70 00 Lewis Reynolds, do Hartford tp 120 00 Henry Miller, do Wabash tp 70 00 D. B. Roop. do St Marys tp 100 00 McGriff A Schell, team for com rs 9 50 N. Blackburn, printing 5B 75 Sentinel Printing Co.; stationery 377 40 Patterson & Pillars, goods for poor 10 47 A. J. Porter, serv as co assessor..: 45 00 Mrs. Martha Shields, serv janltress c h. .116 63 Jackson A Ch., goods for c h 6 40 John H. Lenhart, costs Cowan vs co com. 40 75 Geo Shady completing co job on Johnson ditch 17 04 A. S.Gillig & Co. stonesbutm'tsßoottp..364 (10 T. H. Ernst, build'g fence on abutincn(. 32 00 Conrad Brake, serv com June term 24 50 H. D. Fuelling, do 24 to Samuel Fetters. do ........ 24 54) Samuel Doak, serv as sheriff June term.. 14 00 w. 11. H. France, Auditor Adams County.

Assignees Sale. Notice is hereby given that Godfrey Christen, assignee of the Decatur Stone & Lime Co. a corporation, as such assignee on Thursday, June ££, '93 at the east door of the court house in the citv of Decatur, Indiana, between the hours of 8 o’clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. rn.nf said day will offer for sale at public auction, the following described real estate belonging to said Insolvent corporation situate irt Adams county, Indiana to-wit: The strip of ground, being and laying adjoining the north corporation line of the city of Decatur. Indiana, extending north to the lands of Patterson and Pillars, between the Public Highway intersecting Second street at said north line, and the St. Marys river. Also the following described real estate situate tn Adams county in the stateof Indiana to-wit: Commencing at a point on the west line of out-lot number seventy-three (73) In the town (now city) of Decatur, Indiana, as the same is designated on the recorded plat of the subdivision of out-lot number thirty-eight <3S) in the town (now city) of Decatur, Indiana, twenty-five rods and two links north of the southwest corner of said out-lot sevepty-three thence northwest along the west line of said •out-lot to a point where said west line intersects the half section line or to the extreme north point of said put-lot seventy-three: thence east to the St. Mary’s river, thence up the St. Marys river following the line of said out-lot to a point thirty-three rods and twenty links northwest of the southeast corner of out-lot seventy-three; thence west 13 degrees and 45 minutes south twenty-eight rods to the place of beginning: being all of out-lot seven-ty-three expept the part conveyed to A. Hart, S. Rico Jr.,otal, Also the east half ol the following described real estate in Adams county in the state of Indiana to-wit: Commencing on the west lino of out-lot seventy-two (72) in Jesse Niblick's subdivision of out-lot thirty-eight (38) in the town (now city) of Decatur, at a point which is ten rods and twenty-four links north and 21 degrees west of the southwest corner of said out-lot seventy-two thence east ten degrees north, twenty rods and three links to the center of Second street; thence south, thirty degrees east along the centre of said Second street one hundred feet: thence west ton degrees south, parallel with thqflrstline run, to .the centre of Third street t,o a point one hundred feet south of the place of beginning: thence north 24 degrees west one hundred feet to the place of beginning. And said assignee will also at the same time and place offer the following personal property belonging to said assignor to-wit: One Channellerand attachments, one drill and attachments, one dray wagon, one lumber wagon, harness and numerous other Items of personal property belonging to said Decatur Stone & Lime Co. connected with their nuarrj- and lime business. Said assignee will If detdred by bidders for said property, sell all said real estate and personal property us an entirety. Thumb:—One-third cash in hand, one-third in six months and one-third in twelve months from day of sale deferred payments to bear six per cent interest from date payable without relief from valuation or appraisement laws and secured to the satisfaction of said assignee. G. Christkn, AssigneeFranco & Merryman, Attys, <3-0 TO— H. M. ROMBERG Vor Your LXVEHY. Th* Best Rigs and molt Reasonable Prices.lltf Appointment ofAdministrator. Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned baalux n appointed Administrator of tho estate of Noah Amspaugh, late of Adams county, decoaapd. The estate Is probably solvent. Ann O. Amspaiioii, Adtn'r. June li, IMW. France A Merryman, Atty's, 13 8

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Notice to Non-Kesidents. The Stateof Indiana, Adams county. 8s: In the Adams Circuit Court, August term, 1893 E izabeth Lynch, ) vs. ,- Divorce No. 4394. James A. Lynch. ) It appearing from affidavit filed in the above entitled cause, that James A. Lynch, the above named defendant is a non-resident of the state of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given the said James A. Lyne ’ir* he be and appeer betor 'leHon.Juo : turns circuit court on- the first day of ll.e next regular tettn thereof, to be holdon nt tiie court bouse in the city of Decatur, commencing on Monday, the 14th day of August 1893. and plead by answer or demur to said complaint, or the same will bo heard and determined In his absence. Witness, my name, and theseal of said court hereto affixed. this Bth day of June, 1893. John H. Lenhart, Clerk. Uy W. I’. Miller Deputy Reed A Smith, Att’ys. 12-3 Probate Cause, No 597. William H. Beam. ' ] Administrator of the I In the Adams Circuit estate of I of Adams County, Phoebe Beam, deci ased> Ind., August term, vs. | MB. Dav IdF. Fry singer etal. J ■To Oddie F. Frysinger, Effie Fryslnger. Eva Frysinger Maggie M, Fryslnger, Ira FrysingWm. H. Teeple guardian of above named minors, Dollie Beam, Rosaßoam, Wm 11. Beam, as guardian of above named minors, and in person. You are severally hereby notified that the above named petitioner as administrator of the estate aforesaid, has tiled in the circuit court of Adams county, Indiana, a petition, making you defendants thereto. and praying. therein for an order and decree of said court, authorizing the sale of certain real estate belonging to the estate ot said decedent, and in said petition described, to makeassets for the payment of the debts and liabilities of said estate; and that said petition, on filed and pending, is set for hearing in said court, at the court house in Decatur, Indiana, on the first Judicial day of the August term, 1893, of said court, the same being the 14th day of August, 1893. Witness the Clerk and seal of said court, this 7th day of June, 1893. John H.‘Lenhart, Clerk. 12-3 By W. P. Miller, Deputy, lotice Meaciiers. ~ Notice Is hereby give that there will boa public examination of teachers at the office of the county superintendent. In Decatiir, Indiana, on the last Saturday of each month, Applicants for license must‘‘prosent the proper trustee’s certificate or cthpr evidence of good moral character,” and to he successful must pass a good examination in orthography, reading, writing, arithmetic, geography. English grammar, physiology, history of the United States, science of education and in one of the following named subjects: For September. October and November 1892, "Evangeline.” For December 1892 and January 1898, “Snow-Bound." For February 1893, "Holme’s Autocrat of the Breakfast Table.” The change as above announced was made by the State Board of Bduoation at a recent meeting. Examinations will begin promptly at 8:80 a. m. No license will be granted to applicants under seventeen years of age. J F. SnowCo .Supt. Appointment Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Sarah Steele, late of Adams county deceased. The estate is probably solvent. Albert N. Biehle, Adm'r. Juncfl., 1818. 13-8 Notice of Assignment for Benefit of Cred' Itors. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has this day been appointed and lias duly qualiflod as assignee of Wffi. MeWhlrtor r anil has entered upon the duties of such trust. All creditors of the said Wm. McWhirter are notified to file their claim with mo for adjustment. Dave E. Smith, Assignee. Bchurger & Reed, Atty's. June 1.2,1893. 18-8

Conmissloner s Sale of Real Estate. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, commissioner, appointed by the Adams circuit court, at the April 1888 term thereof, in the case of Elsie E. Bollman vs, Catharine Crabbs, Jacob Crabbs, Mary Ann Nesbit. William Nesbit, Margaret J. Bollman, Eliza Ellen Bollman, Lydia Bollman, Robert Bollman, Clarissa Wert, Charles Wert, Laura Alban, Jennie M. Bollman, Arthur Mo Wm. Bollman. Frances L. Bollman, Maggie Bollman, Frederick K.Bollnian, will offer for sale at private sale, at the office of Peterson & Lutz, over the Decatur National Bank, in the City of Decatur, Adams county, Indiana, on and after Saturday, the 34th day of June, 1393, The following described real estate situated in A-’n-ns county, in the State of Indiana, to-wit: t'.-iut number thirty-nine (39) and also the - •th il: -six (M: feet ot in-lot number thlrtyviAui i >Ol as the same is designated on the recorded plat of the town (now city) of Decatur aforesaid. Also, commencing at the northcast corner of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section tour (4), township twenty-seven (27) north, range fourteen (14) east, running thence west forty-nine rods and twenty-cue links; thence south sixteen rods and one anil one-third links;thence east forty-nine rods ami twenty-one links, parallel with aforesaid line running west; thence north sixteen rods ami one and one-third links to place of beginning, containing five acres. Also, commencing at a point sixteen rods and one and one-third links south of the northeast corner of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section fobr (4), township twenty-seyop (27) north, range fourteen (14) east, running thence west forty-nine rods ami twentv-one 'inks; thence south sixteen rods, onp aqd one-third links; thenoe east fortynine rods and twenty-one links; thenoe north rods ope anil one-third links to place of beginning, containing five acres. Also, commencing tnlrty-two rods two and two-thlrds links south from the northeast corner of the southeast quarter or tno southeast quarter of seotlon four (4) township twen-ty-seven 1.271, notrh, range fourteen [l4] east, running thence west forty-nine rods twentyone links; thenoe south sixteen rods one and one-third links; thenoe east forty-nine rods twenty-onejllnks, thenoe north sixteen rods one and one-third links to place of beginning, containing five acres. Also, commencing at a point forty-eight rods four links south of the northeast corner of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section four 141, township twentyseven [271 north, range fourteen [l4l east, running thence west forty-nine rods twentyone links; thenoesouth sixteen rods one and one-third links; thenoe east forty-nine rods twenty-one links; thence north sixteen rods one and one-third links to place of beginning, containing five acres. Also, commencing ata point sixty-four pod. five and one third links south of the northeast oorqer of the southeast quarter of the southdipt quarter of section four (4), township twenty-sbven [27] north, range fourteen east, running thence west forty-nlpo rods twentyone links: thence south fifteen rods fourteen links; thence east forty-nine rods twenty-one links to the south east oornerpf section four [4l,township twentv-seven [271 north, r-pge fourteen [l4] east thenoe north sixteen rod* to place of beginning, containing four and pirfety-ono hundredth aeres. A|l the above dpaovibed tract* of land Ho contiguous to andadjolnl fig the corporation lino of the Olty of Decatur, and will hip sold in tho tract* a* above described at and for a price not less than the appraised value thereof, upon the following terms: One-third of tho purchase money cash in hand on day of salo; one-third In one year and ono-thira In two year* from date of sale. Deferred payments to bear six per oent per annum and to lie Secured by good freehold surety to the satisfaction of the undersigned commissioner. Shavvek Peterson, Commissioner. Peterson & Lutz, Atty's. 10.4 wb piM FREE TRIAL. Cures Permanently a^ 8 0 e u oither'aouteor chronic In cither sex. It restore* impaired ot lost power. Checks all forms of waste or drain; makes strong tho weak. Full package tl; six for «6. trial package 120, with hook, sent securely sealed on receipt of