Decatur Democrat, Volume 37, Number 34, Decatur, Adams County, 10 November 1893 — Page 5

School Report. Pupils neither tardy nor absent for the second month of the school year of IS9S9*. CENTRAL BUILDING High School—Lell Segur, teacher. Bark lev Jesse Kern 'l'ena Bradley William Krick Nellie Bradlev Joseph Lenhart Norman Burns Hable Lenhart Millie Conglet"n Jennie Mangold Sophia V Congleton Bessie Miller Grace Congleton Josie Myers Dick Coverdnle Clark Orcutt Frank Co'vnn Wilint Peterson Kittle Cramer Gnsta Peterson Lizxie Dorwin Ben (Jjinn Don Do-wm Wil le Rugz Gertrude Edwa r ds Favn Rice Maude 1 Eicher Magg e Rice Fannie Ellsworth Nellie Schrock W. P '1 Frarce Ora Schafer Oolite Hale Sad'e Streit Clara Hammel Jennie Streit John He’ler Henry Tru t Willie Helm Horrv Vaughn Fted Hughes M»v Wallers Edith Winnes Nellie Room 7—Dora Peterson, teacher. Allf«on Tina Malott Josa Blossom Jessie Merrvman June Bollman Arthur Numbers Albert Bottenherg Grace Patterson Hattie Case John Patterson Lizzie Calderwood Susie Peterson Charlie Carr Ernest Pierce Robie *’ Coverdale Earl Reynolds Blanche Daniels Maggie Shaw Grace Edwards Elba Smith Estelle Elzey Ada Smith Eva Engle Mabie S.hroll Harvey Ernst. Lettie Steele Mortis Ernst Mav Suttles Charles G'lliom Mary Watts Mvrtle Hammell Frank Winnes Fred Hughes Laurence Wyatt Ina Kern John Wyatt Ella Room 6—Lenora Huffman, teacher. Bvkely Willie -Oswa’t Iva Blosser Gertie Peterson Cal Bottenburg Fannie Schrock Bessie Bradlev Louise Shafer Jacob Christen Bessie Wisehanpt Lizzie Christen Dollie Trout May Chri’ten Dick Moore Hattie Case Leo Fristo Earl DeVilbis Fannie Brock Edison Devoes Huber Brokaw Effit Edwards Mabie Fordvce Mnggie Edwards Daisy M'dHcton \ iola Everett Ina Thomas Li'tlEdington James Linn Edward Fuhrman Lnura France Dick Merryman Leonard Tritch Jonas Room s—Rose5 —Rose Christen, teacher. Barnhart Miranda Mayer Minnie Blossom Edith Merriman Anna Bollman Frances Evers Waid Harnett Orpha Niblick Josephine Bell Frank Niblick Hattie Christen Bruce Peterson Della Daily Jesse Peterson Bernice Eddington Clark Peterson Grace x Green Bert Robison Jesse Grubb Harry Rice Louie Hendricks Murtie Steel Jessie Hart Kurt Sellmeyer Anna Kirsch Della Streit Arthur Knodel Emma Sellmeyer Bertha Kern Frank Steele Lilli®. Leßrun Jesse Front Milo Lister Tilden Winnes Willie Maglev Jessie Room 4 —Kate Jackson,teacher. Adams Rrx Hite Hugh Anderson Pearl Heller Bertha Burns Frank Haig Minnie Barnhart John Linn Todd Boone Gertrude • Miller Bertha Barnhart Ollie Mangold Dan Blackburn Tinttie Pennington Jennie Buhler Mabel Russel Winnie Cook Jessie Rex Bertha Dorwin Kate Peterson Ada Dibble Blanche Rex Alva France Barton Schrock Robb : e Garard Bessie Schrock Agnes GilligJohn True Don Hammel Cavlin Vail Dan Holmes Leo Winnes Jessie Hammel Harry Winans Albert Room 3 —Ethel Hale, Teacher. Alligar Claude Hite Fanny Alliger Charley Hale Henevieve Barkley Indren Hale Nellie Ball Jess Hatch Ethel Bolds Earnest Jackson Lolo 1 Cook James Kirsch Otto j Coverdale May King Minnie Dent Dollv Midd’eton Orval , Frisingtr Maynard Patterson Manie Foreman Hazel Peterson Ida Foreman M intra Rediig Orpha Ha’eh Harry Sutherland L»ss : e Holmes Olive Sellemev er Jesse HoyerM<m e Smith Midge ’ Hendricks Ida Room 2 —Laura Alban, Teacher. Bremercainp Edna Johnson Jesse Burman Henry King G ddie BoHman Maggie Leßrun Barry Bixter Rate Miyes Alice Blossom ‘’lek Porter Lee ’Case Ora PoterEdrh Colchin Eddie* Roebuck N< I'ie Clark Cecil, Rex Edith . Hendricks Grover Rosenthal Gorden Holmes Morris Rex Ethel ’ Madge Winans Quincy Room r—Cora Shackley, Teacher. “Ball Nora Rice Blanche Baxter Rosa Moses Hazel , Beil Irene Slraub Harry n Peterson Tina Mann Maggie Case Llnnie Miller Rubv Rosenthal Walter Clark Clara Haley Daisy Dye Wesley Case Oval Eddington Eda Rex Marv Haley Nada Luckey Ethel Hughes Ida . Luckey Lorenzo Johnson Nannie ■ Roebuck Ray Johnson Pearl Ha Cook Gracie Segur Vera H Hughes Earl Townsend Burt ■ Mangold Arthur ■ WARD BUILDING. . ■ ■ Room 4 —M. E. Hower, teacher. ■ Andrews Onancy Malott Ray B Andrews Gertrude Merriman Gertie B Burkhead Husta Miller Edith B Bresler Earl ..Oliver Edith |„ Briitson Sadie Parrish Jacob.

Cloud Lulu Peters Ada Ernst Neva Peters Eva Fisher Ells - Peteraon Charles Fleming Llbbie Rice Edward Genthner Fred Rice Fannie Gessinger Msy Rosa Zola Hunsicker Burt Sellmeyer Adella Krick Hatle Steele Ernest Lebrun Floyed Steel Iva Linn Ollie Suttles Eva' Magliey Edde Fritch Eva Mayor Pearl Whipple Pearl Room 3—Lila G. Schrock, teacher. Andrews Harvey Laisure Pearl Andrews Harry Mann Earl Bob'nmeyer Cora Mayer Fred Carr Forrest Mann Lula Cloud Harry Merriman Bertha Christen Maud Nlcholds Clara Ernst Frank Peterson Dollie Ernst Carl Stetler Charence John Syphers Orlle Graham Bert Shaw Floyd Hart Ahce Thomas Jesse Hunsicker Dallas Tucker James Hurst Harry VanCamn Charlie Laisurc Daniel Wolfla Jesse Room 2 —Grace McConnehey, teacher. Brittson Katie Krick Agnes Buhler Blanche Lsisure Mav Burkhead Myrtle Leisure Bertie Buhler Jessie Mallottßuth ChronisterGeneveveMiller Myrtle Christ Lulu McAlhaney Eddie Cully Grace Nicholds Clyde Dean Florence Philps Marguerite Elzey Ada Ross Jennie Gessinger Lulu Schlegel Mabie Genthner Tillie Sprangue Albert Hurst Jessie Sellemeyer Albert Hurst Eddie Uhlrey Frank Jackson Deo J Room I—Edith Reynolds, teacher. Billman Bessie Knoflf Raymond Brittson Beatric Mann Otto Buhler Earl Merryman Maggie Carr Darlene Oliver Alice Cloud Jesse Peters Otto Carpenter Gertrude Purdy Pearl Dean Wilda Steel Forest Ernst Inez Sprague Ida Everhart Robert Shaw Rollie Fritzinger Allie Thomas Graham Estella Teepl* Ivy Hower Lota Van Camp Hubert Henderson Nellie Whipple Blanche Jackson Odie Whipple Con THIRD WARD BUILDING. Room 4 —D. B. Erwin, Teacher. Bolds Forest Mentzer Erman Baker Bessie. Middleton Cornelius Baker Bertha Phillipps Willie Blosser Fred Perry Bertha Case George Ross Charles Christen Otto Robison Fannie Debolt Alex Streit Flora Debolt John Snow Earl Ellsworth Ed Simpson Lynn Ellsworth May Weaver Irene Hughes Laura Wisehaupt Wilfried Jones John Room 3—Emma Fuhrman, Teacher. Ault Bert Elzey Bertha Anlt Earnest Fuhrman Addie Andrews Shelby Fuhrman Allie Baker Eddie Fritzinger Harry Baker Alva Jones Dee Brokaw Lolia Shafer Kate Bobo Erin Streit Alfred Bly Lewis Perry Della Christen Fred Railing Ethel Conrad Charles Wyatt Sammie Erwin Harry Room 2 —Mary Brittson. Teacher. Baker Frank Adterson Vera Beery Arthur Phillips Charlev Baker Harvey Reynolds Frank Corner Carrie Reynolds Rolla Cox Bert Robison Calvin Case Ralph Vaughn Milton Carey Johnny Biker Blanche Ellsworth Merrill Dorwin Mamie Fuhrman Willie Erwin Mabel Hudson Jacob SpullerEmma Johnson Dennis Wyatt Emily Loche Leon Room 1 —Dora Steele, Teacher. Burdg Merle Magley Maud Chronister Mytle Pillars Ethel Dent Lulu Knopp Lizzie Mayer Celia Perry Maud Odle Myrtie Burdg Charley Odle Orinda Conrad Motz Reed Grace Middleton Grover Street Mary Williams Albert DeWitt Grace Erwin Dickie Dorwin Jennie McLaughlin Gr over Hudson lona Reed HarryElzey Irvie Conrad Willie Fritzinger Milton Gilpin Willie Helm Jesse Johnson Cleve Murray Robert Snow Horace Many New Cases.

Our patrons are delighted with Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup, and they say thatnothing equals this medicine for Coughs. Colds and all throat and Lung trouble. Several new cases have been added to the list that have been cured, where other medicines have failed to do the work. Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup, is taking the lead, for a genuine Cough Medicine it never fails to cure, the first dose gives relief, and guaranteed to give satisfaction. Sold everywhere. Price 25.50 and 11.00. n The Best Plaster.—Dampen a piece of flannel with Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and bind it on over the seat of pain. It is better than any plaster. When the lungs are sore such an application on the chest and another on the back, between the shoulder blades, will often prevent pneumonia. There is nothing so good for a lame back or a pain in the side. A soar throat can nearly always be cured in one night by applying a flannel bandage dampened with Pain Balm. 50 cent bottles for sale by W. H’ Nachtrieb, Druggist. n Are your children subject to croup? If so, you should never be Without a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It is acer« tain cure for croup, and has never b6en known to fail. If given freely as soon as the croupy cough appears it will prevent the attack. It is the sole reliance with thousands of mothers who have croupy children, and never disappoints them. There is no danger in giving this Remedy In large and frequent dosee, as it contains nothing injurious. 50 cent bottles for sale by W. IL Nachtrieb, Druggist. n It was a Cough, But it didn’t carry her oft, as she used Fassett's New Remedy and was eured. For sale by 11 oil house & Smith. u

BOOTS AND SHOES. Wa have bought the entire line of Boots and Shoes formerly owned by J. 11. Voglewede, and invite all persons needing anything in this line to call and sec us before buying B SCHOOL SHOES FINE SHOES SCHOOL SHOES FINE SHOES BOOTS RUBBER BOOTS BOYS BOOTS RUBBER BOOTS BOVS BOOTS I KKKKKK KKKKKK KKKK KK . KKl< KK K U<Kl<Kl<l< KKKKKK KKKKKK K K K K K K KKKKKK KKKKKK KKKKKK K K K K K K KKKKKK KKKKK KKKKKK KKKK K K K K l< K K K K K l< K K K KKKI< K K K K KKKK KKKKK KKKI<K K K K K KKK KK K K K . KKKKKK KK , I , I<KI<KKKI<KK 11 I Ilk I I BBBBBBBBBBBHBBB I'hK i LI ' I HBBBBBBBBHUBBBBII khKK KKK ' Uilu) I BBBBBBBBHBBBBBBB bbb.- bbbb mill Ibbbbbb kkkk . hbhh bbb 1 bhbbbb 1 bbbb bbb kkKhhh kkkkKh i , \ 8888 Uhl: KKKKKK KKKKKK \ I i 8888 888 KKKKKK KKKKKK - , j' I 8888 KKKKKK KKKKKK .• , I > I | ( , t |" KKKKKK n.KKKKK , I Z ' 8888 888 KKKKKK KKKKKK I \ 8888 888 — \ , BBBBBBBBHBBBBBBB I t- —A I 8888888888888888 \ T | BBBBBBBBHBBBBBBB ' I \ 8888 888 \ I 8888 888 bbbb bbb I viirL 8888 888 Ml! 8888 888 I n* \ 8888 888 Tn BBBB' 888 | ! 8888 888 1 i 8888 888 i 8888 888 * 1888888888888 888 . , 888888888888 888 !888888888888888 I OVERSHOES Hand-Made BOOTS OVERSHOES J7l Hand-Made BOOTS SHOES Water-Proof Boots L LADIES Shoes Water-Proof Boots J j LADIES Shoes All kinds of Footwear at a Bargain after Oct. 23. Remember we show our faith in a legitimate busiiness. We guarantee “One Dollar’s" worth of Goods for every Dollar left at our Store. it— Fine Shoes, Rubber Boots, . Overshoes, Water-proof Boots, Boys Boots, and Hand-made Boots. All kinds of Foot-wear at a bargain after Oct. 23, 93. RUBBERS SCHOOL SHOES We have what you want and can give bargains and satisfaction. To deal with us means to save money. Seeing is believing. Come in. 11 ; , Kern & Briton, / «■ (Voglewede’s Stand.) A , .. . c,

j***.'. I •4? SAILED TOESEAS 38 YEARS. One of His Experiences. For thlrty-etaht years Ca pt. Loud followed the sea. most of i hat time a master of a v< - - sei, and upon retiring from the waler " t • appointed by the Secretary of ti c Lulled States Treasury’to superintend the seal lisliene in Alaska, which position hoheld five years. He relates one experience “For several years J had been troubled with general nervousness and pain in the region of my heart. My greaie. t affliction was sleeplessness; it was almost impossible at any time to obtain rest and sleep. Having seen Dr. Miles' remedies advert bed I began using Nervine. After taking a srnaH quantity the benefit receive (i was so great that 1 wa> positively alarmed, thinking the remedy contained opiates which would finally to- injurious to mo: but. on being ;i--ure<l by the druggist that it was perfectly harmless. I ?.mlinued it together with Ihe Heart <’ur«*. Today 1 can conscientiously >ay that Dr. Miles’ R<storat ivc’Nervino an<l New Heart Cure did more for urc than anythityfpi liad ever tal>en. I had been treated by eminent physicians in New York aiijtl San Fran<‘bco without ben* - etit. I owe any present good iuaith to the judicious iiseoi these most valuable remeeUes, and heartily recommend them to all .'.ffli/h d as I was.” <’apt. A. I’. Loud, .Hampden, Me. Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine and New < 'ur* are sold by all druggists on a ve guarantee„<or by Dr. Miles Medical <’<»., Elkhart, Ind., on receipt of price, jjer bottle, or six bottles for f. 5, express prepaid. They are free from all opiates and dangerous drugs. Sold by all Druggists, 4 ' ■ " AIHG Os IH ■ -g' " E OS, sut slAcures# w? THEHOUSEMOIDREMEDYCO'S” Notice to Ah. That we will keep conßar.'.Jy on hand at our mill corn, oa's. chop, mixed chop, bran and shorts of the best quality, and at the lowest possible prices. Will deliver free to any part of the .citW Call and examine stock and prices, 44-ts llakt Brothers. The Chrysanthemum Show tit Indianapolis. Tnd.. Nov. 7 to H[h. 1- c. For the above oecason the G. 11. & I. will sell round trip-tickets at $4,40 each Nov. 7 “to 11th, return limit Idtli, Nov. J. IJItYSOK, Agt. 100,000 People Wanted to smoke’ the Union Label cigar. This cigar is manufactured in Decatur. Pa-f tronize home Industry. It not home —any other Blue Label >5 or 10 cent ' Cigar. 20tf When in the city stop at the C. A E. Bakery and Restaurant. the best | mealsand lunch. Albert S< nci:<;hi: 8 ly , Proprietor. Lot* Rates to California. Also to ; Hie Extreme Xorthuci. j>ow’rate round trip tickets and one ’ way tickets will be issued daily from all ' T. St. L. & K. U. R. R. "Clover Leaf" ’ stations. Choice of routes beyond St. j Louis. Routfd trip tickets ,-•> months ■ limiti good going one route, returning another. Stop over at all points. The privileges and rates were never more favorable. Call on nearest, agent. Clover Leaf ■ Route, or address. C. C, Jenkins: Gen l. Pass. Agent. N. B. Free Reclining Buffet Chair Cars and Vestibule Sleeping ears of latest design., Bucklen's Irnica Salve, The best >:ilve in the world for cuts, bruises, sorest, ulcers, salt, rheum, feVef tetter chapped hands; ehtblains.eiinis all skin eruptions and positively cures piles or no pay required; It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Trice 25 cents a box. Tor sale by Blackburn A Miller. M t CURRIER’S EUROPEAN Chicago, (formerly the St. Charles) Aas 150 newly fitted rooms. Central location. No advance during the Fair. It will pay to engage in advance. 81.00 Crr.itiEß A Jvni>, Proprietors, 9tf 15 ami 17 S. Clark St. Chicago. Notice. . w Persons having kegs, bottles, or cases belonging to W’jJHum MerSman will i please return them ami save- him the ! trouble of you. Alsd-those in J debted to him will please call ami pay I the same. 32 4 Mr,AV. M. Terry, who has been in the drug business at Elkton. Ry.. for the past j twelve years say s: A'haniherliiin’s Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction than any other cough mediein'c I have ever sold." '.fhere is good reason for this. No oilier will cure a cold so quickly: iio other is so certain a piywentive and euro for eroup; no I othejf, atlords so much relief in eases of Whooping-cough. For sale by W. 11. Nach- . trieb. Priiggist. n Berne Hotel. Refitted and refurnished, location cen- ; tral, a first-class Hotel in every respet. Furnished complete for accommodation of transient. Rates oo per day. 4-ts J. F, Lachot Prop- , Headache cured While you wait with Auidone. For sale by Uolthouse & Smith, n

<IA>A«4SJ stylish| latest! CLOAKS.! STYLES.! have jtiHt received some of . Coe very latest styles, in Ladies Cloaks. No old shoddy stuff. The firns! c< He.-tionin ,\'tr! In rn huliniiu Im tBSb 11,1 t'tore, Town or City. w The r ' 3ewest Modes of p ' / Europe and America. f b’l'i the I’nbH'- oZ/c/ /cybiv > 'gi|.Jf / that the 7</rw.made m the last V C ■l 1 f‘ ,nr wee k s a, ' ( ‘ entirely different n ' than those made tn the earlier part UvL 1 ’" e the moment you -see L-JA h them you will be convinced of the JU jtl fact. If you want the proper wrap L / you must come to us. «i t ' OTJJF2, Are the best designed, the best made, the best fitting, the best wearing, are the only kind of wraps you can get of us. OUK MOTTOt- t ow PRK'ES, BEST ■IAHMENTS. Jesse Niblick & Son. ONLY A FEW SJUIWMEIFI GOODS I=-' • . left and the price we put on them will Clean them all up Our fall goods arc now coming - in. Early buyers of Dress toils, faiells, and Canton Flannels, etc. should not fail to see us as wt have some bargains for one and all. I'or School Girls we nave about 25 or 30 pieces of Jameston goods that are the best goods towear that are made for the money, and we are-goingTo close them all out at 15c per yd as these were 25c goods teey will not last long, so come early. IfGßcmember us on Groceries, Notions etc. SPRANG * TRUE’S READ AND REFLECT! 1 » “ * L__; •—7 T ■ • . • . ': f Do you, or w ill you need an Overcoat or anything in the Clothingvor Gents Furnishing line this Fall. If you do, we want you to cal Ton us before you buy. We will show you a line of Hens, Ms, Boys & CWltas SUITS AND OVERCOATS That will delight you, and at prices that will please you. We want your trade and have therefore laid in a stock of CLOTHING _ AND k (S-" x CENTS FURNISHINC GrOOZDS ' That is far above any other line in the cit\. To be con- - vinccd of this fact, call and see us before buying. You will save money by doing so. Dur Merchant Tailoring stock is also complete. Satisfaction guaranteed. . EHINGER & MEYERS, The Leading Clothiers and Merchant Tailors. . ■ • • . 1 . ■