Decatur Democrat, Volume 37, Number 25, Decatur, Adams County, 8 September 1893 — Page 8

©he democrat neighborhood news. Honduras Hooting. Schools this place will begin on next Monday for the fall term. Elijah Llby left for Michigan last Friday to spend the winter. ,f J. 11. Fulk was at Linn Grove last Sabbath. C. I>. Miller, of Geneva, was in this vicinity on business last Tuesday. Last week Fulk & Co., had the misfortune to break a wheel in their tile mill which caused a delay of several days. Fred Voigt atended the National Hncampment at Indianapolis the fore part of this week. Pleasnnt Valley Items. Joe Taylor, of Dunkirk, Ohio, who was visiting relatives here last week, started for Van Wert, Ohio, Saturday. Will and Charley Mullen are .visiting relatives here this week. Datp Hay and Frank Young, of . Marion, Ind., arrived here last week and are taking in the sights. Kiley Brothers showed to a limited audience at the Kay school bouse last ' Wednesday evening. Their show consists of a magic lantern and phonographic exhibition, and the boys deserve better success. Peter Kessler is at home once more. He will not work any longer in Mercer county, J. 11. Gould who has been away since last spring, arrived from Marion last Sunday evening. Several of the Valley folks attended the supper at Hardscrable" Saturday evening. Singing school every Tuesday evenat the Valley. Berne Brevities. R. K. Allisan is at Petoskey. E. T. Haecker is at Domestic. N. Jacobs is at Indianapolis. Dr. N. Bergman is at Bay View. Geo. Hammell is at Cincinnati. H. Weiking, of Bluffton, was here last Wednesday on business. Jeff Lehman was at Geneva last Tuesday on business. Gerber, Sprunger & Atz shipped several ear loads of line cattle, sheep and hogs to Cincinnati last Tuesday, Dr. W. Broadwell, of Cambridge City, Sundayed at this place last Sabbath, the guest of 11. Michaud. Mrs. J. Brown, who have been ill for some time, continue about the same. W. W. Foreman went to Decatur last Tuesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bose spent last Saltbath with relatives in Wells county. Prof. J. 11. Bryan started to Marion, Ind., last Tuesday, where he will take charge of one of the public schools at that place. Post Master Waggoner, spent a few days of this week at Indianapolis. J. W. Heller is still confined to his room, but is slowly improving. Preaching at Trinity Hall next Sunday morning by Elder Martz, ot Roeheater, Ind., also in the evening Sabbath school and Y. P. A. at usual hours. Quarterly meeting begins tills (Friday evening) and continues over Sabbath. All are invited to attend these services. Mrs. P. W. Smith, accompanied by her children were the guests of Mrs.T. H. Donnelly at this place last week. Mrs. J. Atz who was ill a few days has fully recovered and is able to be about again. Peter Longacker Miss Cora Gottschalk delegates to tne Y. P. A. convention are attending the same this week at Syracuse, ii id. Ed Meyers who was hurt a few weeks ago by being cut in the arm by a band cutter, has a very sore arm. At this writing he is slowly impraving and it is thought will be all right iu a few days. Rev. Ruff and Wm. Baumgartner, are at Chicago this week attending the fair The man who observed that “the large rivers generally happened to run close to large cities’’has now discovered that men who do the most business generally happen to have the largest advertisements tai the papers. Some merchants try circulars, signs, schemes, etc. But the best advertising medium is the newspaper. This has been conceded by the most successful business men of the age. iionroe No- 2. Come to life once more after being blown away by the cyclone, which passed over Decatur, August 24th. But the Jubilee singers from Concord carried off the banner for singing an old piece of music which Noah carried through on his mule iu 1700. But we, as a school, do not never expect to go to Decatur again to attend a convention at which judges of music are selected, who do not know what music is, and then the chairman reports on three points and says, position. Just think of it, grading a school on position when lumber was so s?arce that our class of fifty singers were to be graded on position on a platform six by ten only, and an organ on thatyet. We. as a school, did not expect to carry off the banner for singing, for we drove to Decatur through the mud one year ago to sing for a Hag and did not get it after sweeping everything; and this time the entire crowd seem to luve in it for us. for when we arrived everybody had left their wagons in the road, and we were obliged to unload Ourselves, and clear the way, no one looking after the conveniences and care of schools coming in. and were also obliged to order water brought for our little folks, or take them iionm. ’ Now, we. as a school, think honor should go to whom it is due, and Salem schools did the best singing of the day. That is on Sunday school music. Our Sunday schools did not practice anthems aud eolos for Sunday school conteats, nor J ‘ >

did our schools try to Interfere with any others, as did a young man, Marshal, on doming out of town in evening tried to run his horse over our Lady Marshal, nearly throwing her from her horse. Such young men ought to leave Sunday schools. Nay, they would suit better In the woods calling the cows. Now, Mr. Marshal, you are related to aome of our crowd who had some respect for you, but we did not think you were that jealous hearted. J. 11. Lenhart and family Sundayed with Howard Thompson and family. Jesse Roof is advancing rapidly in telegraphy under the instructions of our agent, ;J. A. Hendricks. Jesse is a deserving young man and is sure to come to the front as an operator. If you want to know anything about Pleasant Valley ask Wm. Martz. A number of our citizens will take in the excursion to Petoskey to-day. A number of our citizens were called to Decatur to attend Court in the case of Samuel Wagoner vs. John Badders. Irwin Keinnier has settled down to business,’and opened up a barber shop in the building formerlh occupied by B. ¥. Major. Any one needing anything in that line give him a call. His motto is to try and please. We predict a successful future for Irwin. H. L. Stark of Noble county, is visiting J. A. Hendricks and family. He came through on his bicycle and report' a good time while on the road. Miss Frank Thompson is all O. K. again after her fall from the horse who threjy 1 the saddle off. Roscoe Johnson goes around all of the boys on the road. Better look out boys, as t here is ar fine for running horses. Gilbert Thompson, the -postmaster,from Pleasant Mills, Sundayed with friends at Monroe, Harvey Hocker, the showman, was home again Wednesday. Ami reports having a , good time. Any one wishing to purchase a fast horse, call at Monroe and enquire of Kessler. Monroe had quite a lively dance, Tues-, day evening. Rather chilly, but they danced all the same. Do you smoke? Go to Yager Bio’s. Linn Crove Crist. x Died, on Monday morning, infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Glendenning, age one yeat, Mary, wife of John Haecker. died on Tuesday. This is the second time that Mr. Haecker has been bere’ft of his companion within a few years. Our people are now realizing the extent of blessing they posess when having water plentious. This, nature’s rarest gift is becoming a scarcity among us. On last Sunday night, some young men who should stand higher in social circles conceived the idea of visiting M. L. Kizer’s mellon patch, while he was attending church. They had not solved the probability that the patch might be under the surveilance of some other party and that stealthy ways are often times surrounded by dangerous liabilities, which came near being their experience. Entering the much coveted place, not many mellons were pulled until the pall of the night was made hideous by the report of musketry, which prompted the violators to a hasty retreat, with a few selected mellons, which were left here and there on their route. One, Joe by name, did not get a judicial start in making his run, consequently he prostrated two rows of corn in getting out of the field, while Doc and others were more fortunate and got astride of but one row. In suming up the damages, it was round that five pecks of corn had been knocked off of the stock, besides prostrating several rows . Boys, you came very near appearing at the pearly gates with a perloined mellon under each arm and that in violation of the sacred command which says, “Remember the Sabbath Day to Keep it Holy.” Married, at the office of John Cowan. Esq., Aug. 24, Jesse Eckrote to Retta Twigg. Rufus Krepp is prostrated with fever. Jacob F. Binder, of Washington Tp., Sundayed with the’family of M. L Kizer. Owing to the springing of a leak in the dam of the quarry of Ensley A Meshberger, a force of hands were at work night and day, Sunday not excepted, repairing the same. To do this, it became necessary to pump the water out of that part of the river adjoining the dam. The laborers were somewhat repaid by taking out several large fish, weighing from two to ten pounds. The Evangelicrl people are making extensive repairs to their church in the way of painting and papering. Whenj completed their place of worship will look very inviting. Miss Lenora Huffman left the first of the week for Decatur, to assume the position as teacher in the schools of that place. She has taught in the schools here for several years past. She is an instructor of acquired ability anw broad experience. The Jay County Fair Association will this year use in the Domestic Art* Fine Art, and Cullinary Department, the perforated tag witli property check. This device will do away with the danger of goods getting mixed or taken by wrong parties at the close of the Fair. ■ 1 — David Werling, Preble township, is the boss thresher of the State. On last Monday, Sept. 4th. lie threshed clover seed for the following named farmers, completing each job that day: G. 11. Myers, Hessler, Voglewede, Baker, i Schurger Wolpert, Fisher and John !■ Meibers. Eight jobs in one day. Mrs. David McKnab and son Willie, 'of Tenn., are visiting-friends and relatives here.

IIKIIE’N A CHANCE For Our People To Secure A I’netory Al A Num 11 Outlay. I’Kiic, lxn„ Aug. 2S, isiis. Mr. 11. H. Bremcrkftinp, Decat nr,, Ind. Dea i< Sin: You have now had ample opportunity forthinking the mutter over. Name to me the lowest cash price you will accept ami take out the machinery ami dispose of it. Should the saiiie be low enough to justify, 1 will come at once and investigate more thoroughly. At best, we would have to remodel and add to the building at least as much more room as yon now haVe, then we can arrange things, but not as convenient ns to build anew. The dry house. 1 regret, will not be of service to me. lam now figuring on the Filler business, In addition to the case. You will doubtless remember Mr. Berling told me it was a good thing and ought to bepuslied. Should I manufacture the same 1 would have to build your place two stories, or add another new building. This would make a good institution for your town, as the employees would be in number from fifty to sixty; and as the goods are both protected by I'. S. patents, you can see that the institution onght to grow to be a good concern for your town. 1 hnve a place in view now. plenty of timber, with an offer of ?Ijkxi and four acres of ground on the Wabash railroad. The only objection being the fact of the town being on only one mad. but to-morrow I expect the General Frei gilt Agent of the road; no doubt he will guarantee me rates equal to competing towns, but I would prefer eonlfyetitjon to any arrangement. It could wot be done, but your people ought, and could well afford to pay you ?1,000 if you secure this plant, for a plant employing fifty to sixty hands can ill 'Ordinary times command ?•’>,000: SIOO for each hand employed is the rule in these things. Let me hear from you. I would like to see your plant the last day it is run. I would like to see the boilers under steam, then remain till tin* next day and examine when cold. As 1 remarked to you so often, 1 cannot make a price that 1 eoukl if 1 was to operate on staves, for the outlay will be considerable to rearrange and double the size of the buildings, etc. And after this is all done, it is but an old place, and ffi a short time I will have to replace boilers with new etc., etc. Hoping to hear from you, 1 am. Your Friend, ...... Frank M. Talbot. This is the chance Os a life time for our people and one that should recicve immediate attention. Let there be a commit-tee to arrange the matter at once, an enterprise that will boom our town at an early day. The parties are responsible and mean business. Three Harvest Excursions to Various Points via St. Louis. Toledo. St. Louis & Kansas City Ry., Clover Leaf. Route, will issue one fare excursion tickets to points West, Northwest and Southwest, Aug. 22. Sept. 12 and Oct. 10. Stop-overs and ample return limit. i Direct connection St. Louis Union Depot. Call on or address, C. C. Jenkins. Gen’l Pass. Agent, Toledo. Ohio. special Notice. I will be prepared to make cider, next Wednesday, Aug. 30th. and will con <inue for the season, Wednesday and Fridays, each week. My mill is in first class order, on North Third street and work gauranteed satisfactory. 23-‘i Peter Kirsch. Samuel IL Hocker, administrator ol the estate of Abraham W. Baumgart ner. deceased, will offer for sale at publicsale. at the late residence of the deceased. in French township, 2 miles east of Vera Cruz, Adams county. Ind., on Thursday. Sept. 22, 1893. the following personal property, to-wit: Four head of horses. 3 cows. 14 young cattle. 21 hogs. H head of sheep, wagons. IIX) bushels oats, s tons of hay in mow. one self-binder, eleven acrescorn in field, fanning implements, household and kitehen furniture and other articles. Terms—All sums of $5 and under, cash; Sums over •> a credit of 12 months will be given, the purchaser giving note with approved security, waiving benefit of valuation and appraisment laws. Sale to begin at 10 o'clock, a. rn. Important Notice. I will ~bc at the Miesse House locator, Wednesday, Sept. 13th. All persons male orfemale suffering from blind, bleeding, prolapsing, ulceration or itching piles; are kindly requested to call and see me. NO EXAMINATION. NO OPERATION. Medicine placed direct to the diseased parts by yourself. 1 claim the most corn -plete, successful, original and sensible .method of treating this terrible disease ’ever offered to the public. By this treatment. ulceration in the rectum can be healed as well as if tire ulcer were on the outside. Come and see me and learn something new. It will save you hundreds of dollars Most kindly yours. - ++H S U. Taknev, Auburn, Ind. "MARKETS. i'!r<- following mattui report is corrected every week by .1. Ni blick £ son: counthy ritoncc#:. Eggs 12 l Potatoes.. ...... 70 Hutter )■’> Green Apples . /00 Chicken * Dried Apples.. ,t> wJO 'furkeye >7 I Bacon 141 Ducks... ... ... •: Shoulders 13 Tallow « I Harns I) to 14 Lard 12 j Feathers ... 45 GRAINS, BEBPS AKO SALT. Wheat 51 Timothy Seed, ,,, I|o Oats 27 Flax Seed 100 Rye .41 Michigan Salt.... 100 Corn 50 New York Sult... 100 Clover 500 too 75 Cement 200 ri.offß AND MEAT.. I Flour per bll 325 I Shorts per 100. .. W Flour,rrjllerpers’k 90 I Rye flour persack. 00 i-FTour per sack... .1 20 i Bran per ton I No. 1 Chopper 100.1 15 1 Corn Meal per s’k... 15 '■ Bran “ “ mixed. 50 I Corn Meal bolted... Bran “ “ 70 I Buckwheat ..... Wool unwashed He w<tsbe<j2<>c. o LIVE STOCK. Hogs OO@s 50 | Horses ... 75 00@200 Cattle 3 ,sO4uj (MIJ Sheep 3 00® 600

Kotlee to R«al Estate Owwen. Notice Is hereby given to the property owners on both sides of the alley between First and Second streets, and Mom or >md .lutt'erson streets In the city of Decatur, that the Common Council by resolution passed September 5. IS|»3, deolaredrlt to be necessary to Improve the said alley by placing thereon rough block stone, laid in sand six Inches In depth, aud 'Hid Council lived Tuesday, October 3. IHUI, at 7:30 p. tn ut the Common Connell Chamber when and when) the properly owners can meet and make objections to the noeessllv lor said proposed Improvement. You arc therefore notified. If you have any objections to the neocaaity of the proposed Improvement that the council, wlU,at the time and place mentioned, hoar the same. 25-2 L. c. Dkvohk, City Clerk. Sept. H. ISH). Notice io Real Estate Owners. Notice is hereby given r> the property owners on both sides ot the ullct between Third and Fourth streets, and Jefferson ami Madison streets in DeetMur, Indiana. Hutt the Common Council by resolution passed Septemla'r f>. txltl, dcelnred a necessity to exist tor the Improvement of the said alley by having placed thereon rough block stone, laid in sand six niches in depth, and said < 'omtell tlxell Tuesday , October 3, istti, al :3H p. in. nt Ihe Council Cliainliqy in said city ns Hie limo when and where the property owners can meet and make objections to the neecssitv lor Ute propost'd improvement. You are therefore noiltied if you haveauy objections totlie necessity ol the proposed improvement Hint Iheft.unell will hearsueh objections ill the time nml place mentioned above. 25-3 L.C. Dia oss. City I’lerk. Executor’s Sale of Reul Estate. .. rf Notice is hereby given that the uniivrsljTiied executor ol the lust will nml losl uneni ot LouisO. .hiillernt <h»cva>e«l, l»x order ot the Adams < ’ircuit Court, ot Aduin> County Indiana, will, oh anti allvr Sulurthtyuhe doth, day ot September, ISIKJ. at the law o til co of I ranee A; Merryman in the city ot hccutur, Indiana, bet ween the hours ot b o'clock a. ni. and l o’clock p. m. ot said day oiler lor sale at private sate to the highest and best bidder the lee simple of the tolipwing described real estate situate ih said A«lanis Couply in the staie;ol Indiana, so ordered sold by said.court, to-wit: Ttie southwest quarter ot the southwest quarter of section thirty-three (.’SI), in township twenty-six (JMh, north range thirteen <I3) east, containing forty et'H acres. Tkkms: One-third'cash in hand on day of sale, on<‘-thii-d in nine months nml the remainder in eighteen months from day ot sale. Deterred payments to hear interest «at the rate of six percent from date until paid, and to be secured to the sat is hut ion of said executor. Louis K. Jt ii.i.euat, Executor. Erancc & Merryman, Attorneys. Notice of Sale of Personal Property. Notice is hereby given, that I. Henry WGcpluirt,adiuintslratorof the estate of Mary E. Gcphart, ileceased, will offer lor sale at public auction, to the highest bidder, Tuesday, September 26, 1893, at my residence iu St. Mary s township, three miles nori It ot Willshire, Ohio, on State fine, the following described personal property, belonging to tbeestateol said decedent, to-wit: One Cow. one Calf, a 10l of Chickens, fortyfive bushels of Wheat, seventy-three bushels of Oats, ten tons of Hav. one Buggy, one set of Buggy-Harness, ninety yards of Carpet, one Watch, one Clock, three Bedsteads and Bedding, one Bureau, one Safe, one Stand, one Cupboard, three Rocking Chairs, two sets of Chairs, one Heating Stove, one Cook Stove and many other articles. Terms of Salk:—For amounts not exceeding five dollars, cash in hand For amounts of five dollars and upwards, a credit of nine months will be given. Note, bearing six per cent, interest after maturity, with approved security, ami waiving valuation or appraisement laws, will be required. Henry W. Gepiiaiit, Adm'r. Lase Relker. Ano. » — .Jfr-3 Sheriff's Sale. The State of Indiana, Adams eounty, sa: In the Jay Circuit Court of Jay county, Indiana. George Hoover . vs. - No. 7SIB. George W. Fisher. I By virtue of an execution to me directed by the clerk of the Jay circuit court ol said eounty and state. I have levied upon the real estate hereinafter mentioned and will expose for sale at public auction at the east door of the court house, in thdeity of Decatur, Adams county, Indiana, between the horns.of 1(1 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. tn. on Saturday, Septeuiber M, IS9S, The rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven y ears, ot the following described real estate, situated in Adams county, Indiana, to-wit: The northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section twenty-seven (27) in town: ship twenty-six north range ItltCen (15eastin Adams County, Indiana. Andon failure to realize therefrom the full amount ot judgment, interest thereon and costs, I will at the same time and in the same manner aforesaid, offer lor sale the fee simple of tiie abovedescribed premises. Taken as the property of George W.Fisher to satisfy said execution, this Hth day of, September. 1893. s-,-3 Samckl Doak. Sheriff.

Niieriff’s Sale. The State of Indiana, Adams County, ss: In the Adapts Circuit Court, of Adams County. Indiana. Union Central Life I Insurance Company : vs No. 1799. William P. Wherry | et al : ‘ By virtue of an order of sale to me directed by the Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court of siiid County and Slate. I have levied upon the real estate. hereinafter mentioned aud will expose for sale at public auction at the east door of Ihe Court House in the city of Decatur Adams County. Indiana, between the hours us 10 o'clock a.-tri. and 4 o'clock p. tn., pit Saturday, September 23,1893. the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, situated in Adams County. Indiana, to-wit: . The soulli halt I'-iof the north half ('.I ol the north-west quarter ('.,> of section four(l) towiishlp twenty-eight (28) north range ffl'teen (15:east. containing forty-four (44i acres of land in Adams ('outity and State of Indiana., Andon failure to realize tbwi'rom tlie full amount of judgment, interest thereon ami costs. 1 will al the same time and in the same manner aforesaid, offer for sale the fee simple of the above described premises. Taken as the property of William P. Wherry et al te satisfy said ordeF of sffle this 29tli day of August. 1893. Samuei. Do.ik, Sheriff. By Daniel N. Erwin. Deputy. Sheriff’s pSale. The State of Imliami. Adorns County, ss: In the Adams Circuit Court, of Adams County. Indiana. David Studebaker < vs | Samuel Wagoner , No. JBOI. Sarah A. Wagoner i et nl J By virtue of an order of sale to me directed by the Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court of said County snd Stale, J have levied upon the real estate hereinafter mentioned nml will expos,' for sale at public auction at the east door of the Court House in tlieClty of Decatur, Adams County Indiana, between the hours ot 10 o'i'lw'k a, m. and 4 o’clock p. m. on Saturday, September ‘23, 1893. the rents arid profits lor a term not exceeding seven years, of the following deseribgd real estate, situated in Adams County, Indian;), tiewit: The south-east quarter of the north.east quarter ol section eight (8) in township twen-ty-six ctn> north, range fourteen (14) east, containing fortv '4O) acres nt land more or less io jtdnma ('minty and State of Indiana. And on failure |o realize therefrom the full amount <if judgment, Interest thereon and costs. 1 will at the same t|mn and in thp same manlier aforesaid, offer for ap|o the fep simple of the above described premises. Taken as t lie property of Samuel Wagnppr to satisfy said order ol sale this 29th day of A iicusf 1 -I SAMitEt. Doak. Sheriff. Jintice its Sniff, of Real Estate. Notice is hereby given that lim undorslgnml administrator of the estate of PhOldm Beam, deceased, will offer for sale at priviitp sale on the premises hereinafter described, on Tuesday, September 26,1893, dr any tim<? i h(‘n‘aftt!T, the fee simple of ih« undivided two-m’venth> part in and to the following real estate in Adams county, Indiana, to-wit: Commencing al the northeast corner of inc south fractional half of section (21), township («r.i north, range flfic?en (JiP cast llu-tuje running west fifty-two (s#) rods. tlKHice south HiAty (60) rods to the centre of the angling r<Mid; (lajjjef north 76?4° cast along the centre of -aid road twenty* nine (zV) and one (J) HiA; Jjience south one hdjidred ajid live (life) rods and flfX/een (15) links to the section line. tJiencd cast twepty-Ithroe M thirteenU3jHwS to the state line; thence north along the State Jine. one hupdred Bixi v (1G0) rods to the place or beg-in-njng. popiainlpgiM and aH situate h> Miction twenty-two (#6 and fractional section t weniy-ihree in suia township and Said real estate was opaereq 6(d/| by the Adams Circuit Coin t to pay Hie (JeoM of sipd estate. TKnasof male.-One-third cash, one-third in nine months and one-third in tighteen months from dnteef sale, with interest at six per cent per annum h’oni date, and secured by mortgage upon the airove described real estate. , , , Wm.H. Beam, Adm r. J. F. Mann, Att’y

fWlmiLY!® * * ’ t The Greatest Clearing* Sale ever attempted in Deoatur c begins SATCMYj JOLY 15 I Continues for fifteen days. EHINGER MEYERS. x” x x ' k" X X k x About 500 Short Pants Suits; all new and desirable patterns; sizes 4 to 14 years 20 off \ Jersey Suits in Plain Black, Blue or Brown; sizes 3 to S years 2O y off About 500 boys long pants suits in dark, and tight colors^ newest patterns; sizes 10 to 19 years 20 off • About 1,000 Men’s Suits in all Styles and Colors 20 off 1,000 Negligee and Fancy SHIRTS 20 off We will sell at absolute cost price our fine stock of summer Coats and Vests, Straw Hats, Gloves. Umbrellas, Rubber Goods, Underwear. Trunks, Valises, etc., Don’t wait! For some of the special ,lots are too small to particularize and may go in a day. EHINGER & MEYERS.

DECATUR mi H ili Cof.Fiisl&MoDmSls., Decatur, - Ind., KtyssWiitstai, Proprietors. Patronize Home Save Money. Work Guaranteed FirstClass, and At Panic Prices! jT d. haFe; -A.-. .. " — — •s— DEALER IN — Grain Oil, Seeds, Coal, Wool, Lime, Salt, Fertilisers, Elevators on the Chicago It Erie and' Clover Leaf railroads. Office and Retail store southeast corner of Second and Jefferson streets. jflW-YOVB PATRONAGE SOLIOITEP. A Nl> SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND. FOKT WAYNE, INl>, Sent] for hantlßOtne ilium rated catalogue. T. 1.. Staiu.kh, I’rcs. WMLYF Ijr. RU MOJiT’N FEMALE REuULAT!S(> PILLS are always safe and reliable. 12.000 tmtifnonials from all oyer the world. Rewareof dangerous substitutes and imitations. Price per package. Bent by mail securely sealed from observation. Address, Dr. K. Du Mont. 98 8. Ilalsted st. Chicago, 111., U. 8. A. AU Female trouble treated.

Sheriffs Sale. The State of Indiana. Adams eounty 8s: In the AdamsCircuitCourtof Adatnscounty, Indiana. Edwin Heller. Frcde’k Neuderhouser | , vs. No. 4373. John Flory, | Lira Flory, By virtue of an order of sale to me directed by the clerk of the Atlants Circuit Court of said county and Atate. I have levied upon the real hereinafter mentioned and will expose for sale at public auction atlhe East dOorof the Court House in the city ol Decatur, Adams eounty, Indiana, between tlie hours of in o'clock A. M. and A. o'clock I*. M.ou Satuab'y, S< ptcntlnr '■>, '!>•>. Tiie renls ami profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, situated in Adams County, Indiana, to-wit: In-lot number fourteen (Hi sh the town ot Buena Vista, Ailurns eounty. and state of Indiana. as t lie same is designated on Hie recorded plat of said town. Ami on lailure to realize therefrom the lull amount of judgment, interest thereon and costs, I will at the same time and in the same manner aforesaid, offer for sale the fee simple of Hie above described premises. Taken as Hie property of John Flory and Lora Flory to satisfy said execution this 14th day of August, ISIKI. Samuel Doak, Sheriff. 22-3 Daxiki. Eiiwin, Deputy.

We Want To Impress Upon EVERYBODY That wc have Received a Larger'lnvoice of— Road Wagons, canopy cover, Buggies • * and Surreys, from tiie Richland Buggy C0.,-Mansfield, Ohio, than was ever before offered to buyers. We sell the Capital and Old’s Jackson Wagons and Mui Sew MacMnes. Call and get bargains and see the famous Howe Earth Auger. It will bore a hole a minute. . „ ROBISON & MAGLEY. (Opp Romberg’s Livery Stable.) Noah's Ark, ■ Decatur, Ind. .r. - ' ’

Erik Lines. Schedule In effect Aug. 27, 1893. Trains Lqave Decatur as Follows TUAINM WKHT. No.li, Vestibule IJmlted. dully lor I ojp i, jq Chicago I No. 3. Pacific Express, dally for i. t.in a m. Chicago I No. I, Express, daily for Chleugox j| ; 2oa.M No. 31, Accommodation. Jafiy. l jo.it a M except Hunday * I ' TllAliyi KAHT, No. 8, Vestibule l.linlted, dully for ( ~ ~ New York ami Boston i No. 2. Express, dully for New ( ....« M i York :... f I No. 12. Express, dally I<>r New i| . u I York ‘ ' No. 30. Aceotiimoihillon. dully ex-1 . .. wpl Humliiv I " " A ' w I Bocond No. 12 Leaving Decatur 1:30 a. in. dully. Solid train tor Columbus. Ohio, via J I Marion and the Columbus, Hocking Valley , and Tolddo Railway (Buckeye Roue); Pullman sleepers to Columbus, Kvuovn. and Norfolk I and other Virginia points via the Columbus, I Hocking Valley and Toledo and the Norfolk 1 und Western Lines. J. W. DuLono, Agent, W.G.MaoKi>wai(i>s.T. P. A. lltiiillngion, Ind Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad Trains run on Central Standard Time. 28mln utes slower than Oollimbus or former time. Took effect Thursday, August 17.1803. GOING NORTH. STATIONS. No. 1 No. 3 No. 5 No. 7 Cincinnati..lve ........ 8 15am noopm Richmond 2 2(ipm 11 off.. 11 TO Winchester.... 3 17 .. 11 55 .. 1234 am Portland 4 04.. I2;lfipm 103.. Dooatur 510.. 131 . 143. Ft.Wayne...nrr (100 .. 215 .. 215 “ " . . .Ive 235 .. 225 .. KWklin Kendallville 3 41.. 3 10.. 0 10.. Rome City 3 Wl.. 332 .. 1120 .. Wolcottville 4 01.. 337 .. 1131 . Valentine 4 11 0 42 .. MG range 4 10.. 3 52.. 051.. Lima 4 20 10 OH .. Sturgis 440 .. 412 .. 10 10 .. Vicksburg 630 .. 474 .. 11 14 Kalamazoo.arr 0 05.. 5 20.. 1140.. " ..Ive 710 am 625.. 525.. 1230 pm Gr. Rapids..arr 910 .. 810.. HTO.. 215 — •• •• ..Ive 1059 .. 720 .. 415 .. D..G.H.&M.cr 11 05.. 7 35.. 429 . Howard City 12 06am 845 .. 540 .. . Illg Rapids 12 55 .. 1147 .. (145.. Reed City 1 25.. 10 20 >. 7 TO.. Cadillac arr 2 30.. 11 30.. 9 10.. " .. ..Ive 240 .. 11 35 Traverse City 126 pm Kalkaska 401 .. 120 Petoskey 5 45.. 300 MiicklnacClty 705.. 420 GOING SOUTH. STATIONS. No. 2 No. 0 No. 4 i No. 8 Mackinac City’. 00»|>tn 740 am i 50pm Petoskey 10 30.. 0 16.. 300 Kalkaska 12 15am 11 21 .. 4 45 Traverse City 11 05 .. 425 Cadillac . . ..arr 2 20am 100 pm ,i: !0 •' ... he 2 30.. 1 20.. (145 pm 730 am RcodClty 338.. 235.. 7 fill .. 850.. Big llnpids 4OS . 305 .. 825 .. 028 .. Howard City.. ,5(0'.. 3Mi.. 0 21).. 10 35.. D.G.H.AM.cr (115 .. j 600 .. 10 25.. 11 35.. Gr. Itnnids .arr 631. 515 . 1040 .. 11 50 .. " " ..Ive 7 00.. 0 00.. 1120.. 200pm Kalamazoo.arr 8 50.. 8 00.. 1255 am 3 40.. “ ..Ive 8 TO.. 8(15 3 45.. Vicksburg 024 .. 833 412 .. Sturgis 1019.. 926 5 05.. Lima 10 32 .. 940,. ...... 517 .. LaGrange. .. . 10 44 .. 952 529 .. Valentine 10 53.. 10 02 5.T7 .. Wolcottville... 1104 .. 1014 . 1.. 547 .. Rome City 1100.. 1019..: 552.. Kendallville... 1125 .. 1039 tioß .. Ft. Wayne..afr 1240 pm 1150 7 15 .. " “ ...Ive 100.. U loam 545ain Decatur 1 4(1.. 12 68.. 630 Portland 2 40.. 2 00.. 730 • Winchester. .. 3 17. 241. 809 Richmond 4 20 .. 3 40 .. 9 15 Cincinnati 7 00., 7 16., 1201 pm " ! Trains 5 and G run daily between Grand I Haplds and Cincinnati. C. L. UXJKWOOD, Gen. Pass. Agent JEFF. BRYSON, Agent. Decatur, Ind Moore’s Poultry Remedy H the oldest Poultry Remedy on the market. ! Positively prevents and cures CHOLERA and GAPES. More than pays J'or its use iu the extra production of EGGS. Sold by Holthouse. Blackburn & Co„ druggists Decatur, Ind. 384*

Notice of Final Settlement of Estate. Notice is hereby given to the cred Hors, heirs and legatees of llmry Geisel, deceased. to appear in tho Adams Circuit Court held nt Decatur, Indiana, on the 14th day ot Sept. 1893, and show cause, if any, why the final settlement nccounts with the estate of said decedent ehoujd not be approved; and said heirs are notjabd to then and there make proof uf-fmiislilp, and receive their distributive shares. , Ciiihsty Stouihli., Adm’r. Decatur. Ind., August 23.1893. 23-3 France & Merryman, Atty's. WIVE PILLS. FREE TRIAL. Cures elther'aeuteor chronic in elthi r sex. It restores impaired ot lost power. Checks all forms ot waste or drain; makes strong the weak. Full package *1; six for $5, trial package 12c. with book, sent securely scaled on receipt of price. Address Dr. It. DuMont, 98 So. Ilalsted street, Chicago. 111. 37 1 v