Decatur Democrat, Volume 37, Number 39, Decatur, Adams County, 15 December 1893 — Page 8

Holiday goods J HOLIDAY GoOh* rv' ■. ■ ■ holiday go< i» nnnn YAGER BROS. holiday goods YAGER BROS. HOLIDAY goods • *" I. HOLIDAY GOODS ALBUMS .. DKESOMI-TIONS x: We want to call ::::::: E Your Attention! =S albums ry 0 i) ril g g( Medicines, Perfumes, 11,1 1,11 1 l " >> albums Toilet Articles, Soaps, etc. New i’i:fsckii‘ti"Ns albums - • I'ltESClil I'TIONS albums STOCK OF HOLIDAY GOODS, pris. i.nn -ioxs ALBUMS i'l' l ■'* I'll'l ,o Ns Library Lamps, Vases. Books, I’bEsckil’TloNS fine line of Albums, all kinds of , x< ALBUMS Plush Hoods, Toilet and Odor 1 l,h ' 1,11 I ' t v *tuuMs Oases, ManeureSets, Work Boxes,’ piiEst 111PTloNS . Collar and Cull Boxes, Handker lV < ALBUMS chief and (Hove Boxes, Bibles, a I klsi-u .1 1 1 • • ' large line of Juvenile Books, “A pitEsciUPTfoAS . B C” Books. Blocks, Scrap Books, ALBUMS eJe Our stoek js all NE W. no PM>< MPI ION> vr B| MS old stuff.to work off. Call and see I'lii.scitiPTioxs \I.HUMS < * W >‘ PItESC’RI PTIONS yager bros., albums. East Side Second Street, fresukiptions TA—■■ L " ■!!■■■■ ■!■■■■ ■ T—- ‘ PElil'l MES PEIil TMES YAGEfI BROS. MGER BROS. PEREUMES PfcRFUEES • Monmouth Notes. ' Runaway.

Monmouth at the head with an organization known as Sharp Shooters Headquarters, at the grocery Mont Evans and John Bottenberg pay the highest price for poultry. . C. 1). Kunkle has again resumed teaching after a short vacation caused by lagrippe. Quite a number of our citizens attended the funeral of Miss Emma Potts last Monday at Massilon. Andrew Daugherty atid wife are very sick with lagrippe. ALStegJeJia»^~fhe~vontract of putting weli at the school house. Let the good work go on. Xmas is coming, and Concord will celebrate by having «n old-fashioned tree. Now. boys, you can show how much you think of your best girl by hanging a nice present on the tree for her. Literary exercises every two weeks on Friday afternoon in the primary department. Parents go gnd hear what your children have to say. and thus encourage them to greater efforts. Harley Bachar will spend Christina', vacation with friends in ( thio. Our teachers will attend the Joint Institute at Decatur. Saturday. Dec. Kith. Pleasant Mills Mention. Ira Neptune, of Decatur,-was here Wednesday buying furs. « Mrs. Janies Boyd is on the sick list, and also the small child of Jesse Steele. Kev. H. H. Smith, of Decatur, is conducting a series of meetings at the Baptist ehurcli. Mrs. Henry Jackson is lying very low with consumption, with no hope of her' recovery. Miss Eva Acker lias been on the sick list ( the past three weeks but is improving at this writing. J. W. Hill left for Yorkville, Ohio, last Wednesday to close up a sale of real estate , for.ll. C. Dague, of Latty. Ohio. Mrs. Frank Martz was granted a divorce from her husband, Frank Martz last Tuesday, and was again married to a gentleman of Edgerton. Ind., the same day. Magley Items. ■ Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Win. Beneke a • girl. James Huffman our merchant is on the i sick list. Everybody attend the concert at the Barger school house next Sunday. Literary at the Hower school house tonight (Friday). A good time is expected. A change has occurred at this place since our last report. A new creamery has been added. James Huffman, of Vera Cruz, moved into the house formerly occupied by .James Brown. School Report. , ' —’ ' I Report of school No. 4 Preble town- : ship, for the month's ending November : 22nd. 1893. Number enrolled 27. Average attendance 2Percent of attendance So. Total enrollment November 22. 35. The names of pupils present for 40 days are: » Iva Rupright Anna Judd Bertha Miller Ellon Rupright Wm. Kreigh Nola Judd Augusta Gallmeyer Katie Judd Forrest Kreigh Elma Camery Forrest Rupright Ilnlda Kiefer Mollie Miller Chas. S.Mi mma,Teacher. : A Horse’s “Prime of i.ife." -I - ■ . . . ■ I Some have an idea that when a horse i gets to be ten or twelve years old his value begins to depreciate on account of age, says an authority on equines. This mav be Iruewith.that class whose growth and speed development were forced, but the ma jority of sound horses which have not been injured by overwork are right in their prime at from ten to fifteen years of-age, and do good service until past twenty. Goldsmith Maid (2:14) kept improving in speed until she was seventeen years old, when she lowered the world s'record to 2:14. ; She was nineteen years old the year that she beat Judge Fullerton. Bodine. I Lucille, Golddust and Smuggler, al ’ Buffalo, N. Y., in 2:16. 2:15', 2:1 >: and was twenty years old when she defeated Barns in 2:194, 2:141, 2:17. When ' twenty-two years old she produced her first foal. Tourist Tlt'kt’l* The Erie Lines will sell round trip tickets to California and all Southern tourist points at reduced rates. The Mid Winter fair at Sau Francisco offers great indueeuieiits to tourists. Take a trip to the Golden Gate via the Erie Line. :>s an

Wm. Frank bad quite a lively time on last Friday evening about five o'clock While passing west on Monroe street, near the corner of Third with his horse i and sleigh, when a boy by the name of Clum Baker boarded the sleigh—or tried to. and in so doing badly frightened Mr. Frank’s horse. The horse made several spirited jumps which came near running into a team immediately ahead of him, and in ol'der to avoid a rear collision. Mr. Frank reined his horse to the side of the street passing over a large pile of sand and debris, overturning the sleigh, landing Mr. Frank in the ditch and the horse getting loose from him ran south on Third street fetching up against a shade tree in front of the residence of N. Blackburn. demolishing the sleigh and freeing himself from it ran south down Third street till near the C. X E. depot where he was caught without further injury excepl that of Mr. Frank who was badly shaken up and a few bruises The city authorities should not tolerate such practice by the boys of jumping on sleighs, and snow-balling the teams of people coming to the city, as it frequently endangers the life of people on t he streets, and many times great damage to property., Holiday Fxeursion Rales, The Erie Lines will sell round trip excursion tickets to poiuts west of and including Niagara Falls. Buffalo and Salamanca. N. Y.. and Bradford. I’a., and intermediate points to Chicago and to points on the C. H, V. & T. l!v. C. A. * C. Ry. C. C. * S. Ry. C. IL &D. Ky. C. J. & M. Ilv. Ohio Central Ry. P. * L. E. Rv. S. Jc C. S. Line. Valley Ry, W. A L. E. Ry, Wabash.Ry, to all points east of Mississippi River. Tickets on sale Dee. 23, 24. 25. :«) and January Ist. Good returning up to and including January. 1-4)4. For further information call, at Erie Stallion.' > 28-3 Liun Grove <«rlst. Fred L'uldy is building a dwelling on his laud one mile of town, and Sherman Higghis a blacksmith shop at the south- | eastern limits of town.- Wiliam Twigg I.will be the blacksmith. David Steiner, of Whiteside, County HI., [ is visiting his parents a visit. Wy. regretlo jffite- the death of John Gottschalk.'of Itoidie-ter. Ind., which took place early Fridaymorning. He was proprietor of a meat market at his home, and was thrown front his wagon which resulted in his demise. He was an old acquaintance of our-, and a brother of exTreasnrcr Gottschalk.. - With no small aiwmnt of pride we note the friendly call of the Honorable Board of County Commissioners, in a body. Call again. Gentlemen. The safety of Hie river bridge at this J place has been in doubt by some. But since i our Board of Commissioners (the weightiest | in the State,have safely passed over it, I such fears are oo longer entertained in this I community. We alsa quote one of the I Board. Mr. Conrad Biake, when he states ' that when a new bridge is to be. inspeeter l , Ihe merelj takes a position on one of the approaches- while Me,sers. Fetters ami Holbroke pass over the structure. In ease the bridge makes this test, he has* no scruples in sighing up a favorable rejairt. Lightning rod trickster* got in their work on Daniel Heller, a resident of this township, early this week on the usual scheme. They proposed t„ rod Iris building for eight dollars to be delivered next spring, to this effect Mr. Heller signed a | supposed ( ontraet: the next day a second i parly put in an appearance and proceeded ■ to unload the rod- 'to which Mr. 11. objected, owing to the prematurity when it 'is said they gave him Heller,t» understand | that the refusal would ,-ost Jilin his farm: i subsequently they again returned and pre- ; sented a note signed b . Mr. Heller calling i for one hundred and eighty dollars, which I had been embodied in the contract; A cotnj promise was not perfected by sir. Heller I giving bis note for one hundred for I a pareul of rods Jett i , iug.on hjs premise-. Mr. Heller was also C , yjetini of shark* inhuman form that h.;. forked him out of five hundred dollar-. .Mr. Heller is aged and veav feeble, and ".<•][ deserves a nejgh borhoOd’s sympathy. ' ■ , <».A.»i. ... I'wo lAvc» fcaved. Mrs. I’ho'be /Dininas, of Junction City. 111., was told by he> doctors -he bad <-op. sumption and that ther<- was no lirqtf, for -her. but two bottles of DE Kliig - New Discovery completely cured her and she -avs it saved her life. Mr. The-. Egger-. j.Z» Florida St. Sau E’ran< 'seo..suffere<f from a dreadful cold, approaching t'orisinoptiori. I tried without"result everything else then, | drought one bottle of Dr. King’- New J»;» , I covery ami in two weeps wa- cured. He H's naturally thankful. It is *urh r<*-ult~.o’ fVliich these.are sauiple-. that prove th*j wonderful efficacy- ot jhis medh’iti'' in , CougJis; and Colds. Fn-e trial tart He- at I Blackburn Miller's Drug Store. | cessors to A. I!. I*'u-ree. Regular size amGl.o'J, . . « Notice, I have bought out the inteicst as ifty partner in my plaining mill and factory and have all account a for collection and hereby ask all who ow uh to call at once ami settle by cash or note in aide of ten days, all account# not fixed by Hint time will be left for collection. 3,1 - A. \ AM AMI’.

GO TO j. THt w. umrs. Santa Glaus' Headquarters tor . Ghristmus Presents » HoLiDfly Goods. Have an Elegant Line of all kinds of DOLLS and all kinds of Beautiful and Useful (r Her ■ O 11 11 of every description, and the strongest competition defied. Have all the late Iron and Wooden Toys. Horses, Donkeys, Musical Instruments, Trains, Oars, Wagons, etc. V* .K/Bb ’ al! Ia Pianos, Dolls’ Furniture, Sets of Dishes all for Christmas. Bs' I I h 1 A Nice Line of Vases, China Cups and Saucers and Novelties. Tin Toys of Every Description and all Sold at Very Cheap Prices. Come and. See these Goods—Come to SANTA CLAUS’ HEADQUARTERS. IP ‘ i; 3. .dr JUHT JJ| J AT J. Thos. W Luckey’s. South Second St. DECATUR, INDIANA.

Sheriff’s Sale. The State ot Indiana. Adame oouaty la thu Adame Circuit Court otAilaina county, Indiana. Andrew Gottschalk, 1 Harvey Harruff, I .loeeph K. Thointfr, i V’ulentlno Flaudlng, l Fred fflrnuebura. | ve. ; No. 4524. The flriant and Borno | Manufacturing Com | pany, a oorivorat lon. J By virtue ot lan order ot ealo to mo directed by the clerk of the Adame Olroult Court of eald county and etivte, I have levied upon the real estate hereinafter mentioned and will expose for sale at nubile auction atthoEast doorot the Court House In t |io city of Decatur, Adams county, Indiana, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. on Friday , January s', 1804, The rents and profits for a term not exceedng seven years, ot the following described real estate, situated in Adams County, Indiana, to-wit: A tract land commencing at a point forty (40) fort south ot the southwest corner ot Iniot number thirty-three (tltl) in Lehman's addition to tho town of Borne, Adams county Indiana: thence rnntilng south twelve (12) rods and five (5) links to a slako; tbenoe east two(2) rods and nine (HI links to a stake: thence Ina northeasterly direction along tho west depot ground of tho Cincinnati, Richmond and Fort Wayne Hall Road In said town of Borne, twelve (12> rode and eight (8) links to a stake; thonoo west three (3) rods and sixteen (1(1) links to tho place of beginning, containing twentythree one hundredth (23-KXi) of an acre, more or loss; being a part ot tho west half CD of the northwest quarter (>.) of section ofour (4) In township twenty-live (25) north, range fourteen (14) east, except a strip of land off of tho north en<) of said real estate heretofore conveyed to tho town of Berne for street purposes: also together with leasehold ot a certain tract ot land adjoining tho above mentioned, as also all the buildings situate thereon, and all the singular and entire machinery ami chatties therein contained; also Including all the stock finished and untinlshod on said real estate of heading and stave material, all situated in A'dnms county, Indiana. Aud on failure to realize therefrom the full amount ot Judgment, interest thereon and costs, I will at the same time and In the same manper aforesaid, offer for sale the too simple of the above described premises. Taken as tho propertyof the Briant Manufacturing Company, a corporation, to satisfy said order of sate this 11th day of Decemls r, 1883. Samuil Doak, Sheriff. 38- Daniel Ekwin, Deputy. snerlff’s Sale. Tho State of Indiana. Adams County, ss: in tho Adams Circuit Court, of Adams County. Indiana, Dallas G. M. Trout, 'i vs. I John Hoffstettor, No. 543 U. Verona Hoffstetter The Adams County Bank. | The Bank of Herne. I By virtue o( an order of sale to me directed by tho Clerk of the Adams Circuit. Court of said County and State, I have levied upon the real estate hereinafter mentioned and will exjtose for sale at public auction at tho east, door of the Court House in tho city of Decatur, Adams County, Indiana, between tho hours of 10 o’clock a. tn. and 4 o'clock p. tn., on Saturday, January G, 1894, tho rents and proflts for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate,' situated in Adame County, Indiana, to-wit: The north half of the northwest, quarter ot section twenty-one (21) township twenty-six (20) north, range thirteen 113) east, eighty (St)) acres; also commencing at tho northwest corner of the south half of said quarter section; thence south to the center of the public highway runningeast and west through said section : thence east nlong the center of said highway to tho east line of said quarter section; thence north to the northeast corner of said south half of said northwest quarter: 1 thence west to tho place ot beginning, eight and fifty-three one hundredths (8 KHWt acres: also commencing at a point eight chains and sixty-eight links east of the southwest corner of the northwest quarter of said section twen-ty-one (21 (; thence east on half section line fourteen (14) chains and forty and one-half (40'P links; thence north onc(l) degree and ten minutes east nineteen (19) chains and ten (10) links to the center of the public highway: thence in a westerly direction in center of said public highway thirteen (13) chains and ninetwo (82) links; thence south ten and threequarter (ItFD degrees west eleven (11) chains and eightv-six (86) link*: thence south two (2) degrees west six (B> chains and two' and onehalf (2GI links to the place of beginning, twen ty-six and ninety one bundrodth(2t)9l-100 acres in Adams county aud state of Indiana. And on failure to realize therefrom the full amount of Judgment, interest thereon and costs. I will at the same time nnd in the same manner aforesaid, offer for sale the fee simple of the above described premises. ' Taken as the property of John Hoffstetter and Verena Hoffstetter, to satisfy said order of sale this 14th day of December. 1883. Samukl Doak, Sheriff. 39- By Dan lei N. Erwin, Deputy. Sheriffs Sale. The State of Indiana, Adams county, 88: In the Adams Circuit Court of Adams county, Indiana. Andrew Gottschalk, i Joseph E. Thomas. ; •Jasse J. M. LaFollotto, | administrator of the os- I tate of George W. Mack-1 lin. [ John A. Sprunger, Harvey Harauff. No. 4524. Valentine Flauding, I Fred Strausberg, I vs. The Briant and Berno I ManulacturingCom- I pany, a corporation. By, virtue of an order of sale to me directed by the clerk of the Adams circuit court ot' said county 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 theclty of Decatur. Adams county. Indiana, between the hours of ,10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. on Friday, January 5, 1894, The rents and proflts for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, situated in Adams county, Indiana, to-wlt: A tract of land commencing ar a point forty feet south of the southwest corner of in-lot number thirty-three (3ib in Lehman's addition to the town of Berno, Adamscountv, Indiana; thence running south twelve (12) rods and live (5) links to a stake; thence cast two (2) rodsand nine (9) links to a stake; thence Ina northeasterly direction along the went depot grounds of the Cincinnati, Rrchmond and Fort Wavne Rail Road in said town of Berne. twelve(l2) rods and eight (8) links to a stake: thenco west, three (3) rods and sixteen (Bi) links to the place of beginning, containing twentythrec one hundredths (23-10(1) of an aero, more or less, being part of tho west hair of the northwest quarter of section four (4), in town-sblptwcnty-flve (25) north, range fourteen (14) east, except a strip of land off of the north end of said real estate heretofore conveyed to the town of Berno for street purposes; also to* gether with leasehold of a certain tract of land adjoining the above mentioned; as also all'the buildings situate thereon, and all the singular and ent ire machinery nnd chattels therein, contained, pH situate In Adams county. Indiana. Andon failure to realize therefrom tho full amount ot Judgment, interest thereon and costs, 1 will at the same time and in the same manner aforesaid, offer for sale tho fee simple of the above described premises. Taken as the property of ThelßrJint and Berne Manufacturing Company, to satisfy said order of sale, this J4th day of December, 1893. Samuel Doak, Sheriff. 39-3 Bv Daniel rlrtwiN Deputy. NOTICE Nptice is hereby given io members of Kehl onga Lodge No. 65, K. of I’, that there will be an election of two Trustees lor said Lodge at their regular meeting In the City ot Decatur, Thursday evening, December. 28. 1893. One Trustee to hold for three years and one for two years. D. B. Ekwin, K. IL S. James Bain, C. ('. 39 3,. Count}- Initliuic. On next Saturday at the Circuit Cout room the teachers of the schools of Adams couqty will bold a Joint Institute. Prof. Bell, of Indianapolis, will be present and address the teachers. A splendid program has been arranged for the occasion. It is hoped that every teacher in the county and every person interested in school work will be present. -VT—.ngar'*r-«vi- , — -.— : - Holiday Rates. The G. R. & I. will sell excursion tickets to all local stations December 23, 24,25.80, and 31st, 1893. and January Ist, 1894, at one and one-third fair, return limit of all tickets January 2nd, 1R94, will also sell to Cincinnati, Indianapolis, samelimit. « J. Bkybon, Agt.

We Never Fail! Carload after Carload of fine Tailor-Made CLOTHINGS Have been shipped from Eastern Wholesale Clothing -8 ’ Houses to DECATUR, for my many customers. ' NOTE A FEW PRICES! MEN’S Fine Calsimere Suits worth sl2 00, only $8 00 MEN’S Worsted Suits, all Shades and Colors, Frocks or Sacks " 11 Oil, only 10 OU MKN’S Fine Suits in Tweeds, Homespuns and Scotch Cheviots ... “ 18 25. only 12 00 MEN’S Fine dress suits in Enlish. Wales and Tricots.. " 23 50, only 14 <H) MEN’S Pure Wool and Silk Mixed Suits, DoubleBreasted, Silk Lined ... “ 27 50, only 1(1 50 MEN’S Finest Dress Sults in Imported Clay Worsted and West of England Broadcloths, in Prince Alberts and Cutaways, silk and satin lined, bound and unbound “ 32 00, only 18 IMI Boys’Suits, 85 cents aud upwards. And thousands ot other styles and qualities and too numerous to mention. I B Sff 1,000 dozen overalls just received, at 25 cents per pair. Fine Winter Caps at 25 cents and upwards. *.... tCSiil Fine tailor-made Overcoats for Fall andi A A~M l 2,500 Winter wear in Meltons, Kerseys, Beav $2,25 AND UPWARD, 1 'era, Chinchillas, & Imported Whipcords, i 1 to’i M m aM iha Great Stk as time ii preckus. Owing to the closeness in money niVA matters this great stock will be <|j |lflY\ slaughtered within the next wv Mil lUi These prices are all reliable and the place to call is at the.... WM (Wlllli; HOUSE, Ike Rosenthal, Prop. Daniel Schlegel, DEALER IN urn RODS, ■ SPOUTING, ROOFING, MD Tinware of all Kinds. SMpI IBi and Hi done to order. Front St., near Jefferson Street. Decatur, - - - Indiana.

Notice to Property Owners. To Henry A. Milior, John E. Smith, Hattlo Studabaker. David E. Studabaker. Hattie Nickola, Matilda Nickles. Rachel A. Kern. Jacob Spangler. Marimret P. Hart, Jacob H. Ffuhlor. Lyman Hart, Rachael P. McConnell, Hannah W.Kgg. David FI. Fliniatokor, Amos S.Gillig, Win. C. Thomas. Richard Spencer. James Brunnegraff, Win. K Milligan. Elizabeth, Eblnger. Mary O. Christen. Catharine M. Brunnegraff, Amanda E. Daniel, Eagle M'f'g Company, Godfrey Christen. Philln and T. A. Baker, Jesse Niblick, Cincinnati, Richmond & Fort Wayne Ry Co., Albert Nelberger, T. T. Dorwin. B. W. Bholty;Clty of Decatur. You, and each of you, are hereby notified that the Common Council of tho City of Decatur, Indiana, at a regular session held on tho 6th dav of December. 1893,found and determined that the contractors. Robison & (lilllg. have made and oonpleted according to the terms of the contract, heretofore made, tho macadamizing of Eighth Street from Adams Street to Nutfnnnn Avenue, and at th" said time required the City Engineer to file Ills report concerning said improvement as required by law. and now then you. and each of you, are hereby notified of such actlon. and all persons t'eedng aggrieved by such report have the right to appear before the special commit tee of said Common Council nopointed for that purpose on thoZilth day of December, 1893, at 7 o'clock p m.at the Council Chamber, in said city, which commltte will hoar any and all suggestions. complaints or objections madoor olfored to said report By order of the Common Council. 118-2 Lewis C. DkVosr. City Clerk. ~ Notice. ’ Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Adams county will meet, in special session on Friday, t lie sth day Os Jan uary, 18M, for the purpose of receiving sealed blds for one hundred and twenty-five cords of wood tube furnished ut the county Jail on or lieforo September 1,- 1804. Tne wood is to be of live hickory.'beech and sugar. 3f)3 W. H. H. Fhanck, Auditor. Anointment oUMstrator, Notlcela hereby given that, the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate ol Issue B. Kelley, late of Adams county, deceased. The estate is probaldy solvent. John T. KBM.gr, Administrator, ° December 12, F 893 it. K. Erwin. Atty’y. 33-3 NOTICE. Haw. or Bt, Mart’* Loper,, No. 107 I, O. O. F.‘ The members of St. Mary'. Lodge No. 181, I. (). O. F., are hereby notified that an election for tho purpose of choosing three Trustees for tho ensuing year will be held at the Lodge Hall at tho regular meeting of said Lodge to bo held on Monday December 18th, 1893, at 7 o'clock p. m. Alt members arc requested to be present, 39 j A. D. Moffett, Sec y.

Administrator's Sale of Personal Property. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of tho estate of Samuel C. Snyder, deceased, will offer for sale lit nubile sale on tho farm known ns tho William Snyder farm, one and one-half miles southeast of Domestic, Indiana, on Friday, the sth day of January, 1894, the following personal property < consisting of three head of work horses. on<> cow, twenty head of sheep, eighteen head of hogs, fourteen tons of good hay, fifty bushels of corn, one hundred and twenty-five bushels of oats, one hundred bushels of wheat, one set. of work harness, one set of single Vuggy harness, one top buggy, one Gibb’s plow, (nearly new) two lap robes, one target gun. five acres of corn fodder, twelve acres of wheat in the ground, eight acres of rye in the ground, and many otherartlcles too numerous Io mention. Tshms of Sam:: All sums of five dollars and under, cash: over five dollars a credit of nine months will be given, the purchaser giving note with surety to the sutlsfnotfon of theundersigned, waiving benefit of valuation ami appraisement laws. Sale to commence at lOo'clock a. m. 30-8 W. H. Shki’libkp, Administrator. Notice ofjlectlonNotice Is hoieby given tn the stockholders and lot owners of the Decatur Cemetery Association that there will be no election held at the Adams County Bank in the City of Decatur. on the Fourth tiny of January, 1894, At 7 n'iock p. m. for the purpose of electing seven trustees for the Decatur Cemetery Association for the ensuing year. Each lot owner and euch stockholder are entitled to vote. James n. STONE, Secretary D. CA. December 8, 1893. 38-3 Appointment otjkim inistrator. Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned has beui appointed administrator of the os- • tato of Samuel C. Snyder, late ot Adams county, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. W. n. SiiEi’iiKitn, Administrator. December FA 1893: -39 3 Appointment of Administrator. Notice la hereby given, that the uniltfrsignod lies been appointed administrator of tho estate of Solomon Byrd late of Adnms county, deceased. The estate Is probably Insolvent. . Geo. JI. KttM.Br, Adm’r. DecomberH, 1893, 39.3 , Election Notice. • Notice Is hereby given to the stockholders of Tho Trenton Rock Mining Co., t hat , there will be an election held at tlib office or * sold Company in Decatur Indiana, on Tuesday, January 2, 1804, Between the hours of 2 o'clock and 4 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the yeur 1894. „ „ Jab N. Fbirtok, Sec. Decatur Trenton Rook Mining Co. ( . '-. ** A \ •-