Decatur Democrat, Volume 37, Number 40, Decatur, Adams County, 22 December 1893 — Page 8

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Honduras Hooting. Miss Ami? Ailler, of Fort Wayne. £ « hss iretartted home after spending a few weeks with relatives here. K ‘" flenrytlalbreatli an aged and respected ejtizan of this county was burfigd last Thursday. Writ. F.’T’uik «as at Geneva last week introducing himself as a Candifor surveyor »V Christmas entertainment will lie at the (’. F. church on Christmas eve. A good time is expected- Everybody invited. Wm. Fulk took a business trip to Bluffton last Mondaf. Fred Voigt ip able to be about again after enjoying a pleasant attack of lagrippe. Hagley Hems. The concert held- at the Barger school house was not very well attended on account of the unfavorable weather. A good time was had. Quite a number from this place attended the Joint Institute at Decatur last Saturday. Mrs. Rev. Vanlioltds visiting friends at Berne. Miss Ida Huffman is here visiting her parents this week, The Webster Debating and Literary Society meets to-night 'Friday) at the Hower schoolhouse. The question for dubate is Resolved. That nmn is the 1 architect of his own fortune. Affirmative, A.L.Brentenburger, Miles Beery. Ezra Steele: Negative. Sam Snider, llerva Steele. A. I). MelcherPleasant Valley Items. Everybody is preparing for Christmas. E. Stepneiwou. of Delaware county. Ind., is visiting among his many friends who are glad to meet him again. Jesse Ray has moved from lii~ mother's house and now live? on the Gross place three miles northeast of Berne. Married. Thursday of last week, by Squire Gates. Mr. Wm. Brandyberry and Miss Faina Laughrey. both of Monroe. They have settled down to housekeeping in Monroe. May success attend them. Hugh Stoops, of Wisconsin, Oklahoma, etc., is sojourning at present in this vicinity. Eli Hendricks and several others :fre afflicted with Hie "grip.' Walter Martz started Wednesday morning for Celina, Ohio, on business. Everybody come to the Christmas tree at Monroe Christmas eve. Young man. now is the tinie 1o make your best girl a present.

llOlllllOlllil Noll-s. The Monmouth Sharpshooter' will have an old-fashioned shooling.maich on Christmas dav. AH lovers <d sport -hoidd- bring ’ their guns and tearl) the liars a lesson. ' ! William Drogue ha- purelm-ed a new wind mill which he will erect on hi- farm. Mont Evans will make a lm<ines. trip to Kewana next week. D. 1). I’enples is at home tor a short vaea-I tiou. Hoy Wolford, Cha'. Waggoner and vr -' Os the fairer sex made ipiite a r. eorda-m tin- i ic ■ near the school house last week. Andrew. Daugherty and wife arc,, some i better at this writing. Win.Trceze.will move.tod'ort Wajne-ht the spring. The boys are again looking up their old cowbells, bomcjoite must be the winner. The Ninas entertainment at Concord on i Xmas eve promisecto Im a -s. Any one having a present they want to pul on the tree should bring it earlv .so jt eiiit be properly attended to before the exercises begin. Holiday I'xeursion Hau *. Tire Erie Lines will sell round trip ex eursion tickets to points west ot ami including .Niagara I alls, Buffalo ami -Sala mam-a. N. ¥., ami Bradford. I'a., ami intermediate points toCldcago and to point' on the C. 11. V. *T. Ha. C. A < Hr. K C.C. A- s. Hy. C. 11. A it. Hy. ,<’. .1. A M Itv, OhioCetitrnl Hv. I'. A- 1.. E. Hy. b. A - C.’S. Line. Valley Hy. W. AL. E. Hy. Wa ~ bash Ity, IO all points east ot Mississippi ’ Hirer, ■ Tickets<m sale Dec. ft, :.o and January Ist. Good returning up to ami ineludiiig January. IMM. - For further infonnlUion call nt Erie Stall l<m. ~S-lt

Linn Grove <»rii>l. Ephratii Reynolds, of Economy, Indmoved his family to this place and will carry on the harness business. Mr. It. was located here in that business a few years ago and is a practical harness-maker. He has fitted up a room in the building of Leo Henman. Jessie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Reynolds, died on Monday morning, age 7 years. 5 months and I:'> days. Funeral at the Christian church on Tuesday, conducted by Rev. W 11. Turney. When visiting the store of 11. AG. do not fail tdcall tor one one of Hood's Sweet Sixteen calandera and see our stock of holiday glKsls. V While qp a railway train the other day, we toolfcspecial notice of three pet sonages, on one seat sat a young man and young lady, or ill common pariance a fooline and damphool pretending to read from a paper, after having doned their glasses, while in a seat near by sat an aged mother of seventy winters and who had drank many bitter cups of pioneer -life, hut she wore no glasses. Several of our teachers and school children were in atteneance at the Joint Institute held at Decatur last Saturday. Pleasant Mills Mention. , * Allow us the compliments of the season in wishing the readers of the Democr at a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Rev. H. H. Smith closed his protracted effort at this place last Friday evening, on account of the inclement weather. That would-be Christmas tree at the M. E. church is a fizzle. That quiet wedding will eome off at the closing of the old year. Rev. John Freeman will commence a series of meetings here next Tuesday evening. Ye Itemizer had the pleasure of calling on Bev. 1). B. Reckard and wife the latter part of last week at their home in Linn Grove, and found them in moderately good TSRIfh. The Rev. gentleman was a resilient of Pleasant Mills for a number of years and pastor of ihe Baptist cliurch at this place. We would lie pleased to have him with u- agin. Mrs. Henry Jackson whose sickness was mentioned week died Saturday morning. Funeral services were conducted Monday ' forenoon at Mt. Tabor church by Rev. Freeman. She leaves a husband and six children to mourn her departure. May she rest in peace. —

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Meeting every Sunday evening at<i;L3. Last Sundays meeting was conducted by the young people. The local meetings is well attended. Great preprations is already being made lor the District Convention, which will take place in this city next May. several hundred delegates will lie present. I he Endeavores will give a free dinner to the poor. Christmas. Cleveland. Ohio, gets th< next National Convention. AU children are-oordially invited to our Sunday School, wheather rich or poor, those who are destitute of kuffi : dent cloths will be cared for by are school, we have a fund especially for that purpose. School Report, Hepmt of room No. 1. District No. in Hoot township for Hie month Is-glrmnig Nov, goth and ending Dec, !5, |*w;; No. enrolled for the month, i.’>: average daily attendance, it: pumnial scholars for the month were:,, Emma Magley, ffazid Hot tenberg. Ed Kurt. Noah liwander | c.al Magley; C harlie Baelmr. .Idin Waggon, er. < lyde Hiio. Tli-mia- Ba- her. Katie Lord. Flo Watt-. Ida Magli-y. Win. Wag goiter. I’Jam-be Bae|i>-r. W. A. Foysm-. Teacher. — • .Carriage U<<-nse. rite following marriage licenses have I been issued sirup- our last report: •loltn II Hailing to, Arina Bobnke’ < ’i lesten | n,n to Christen Moser, — I • Geo. E. Hobmoyei to Sophia Fetters. Win. V. Burnett to Nora Martz Erwm Shafet to Blarmli W. Meiica Win. Bi andeberry to Edna Laughery The new time table of the G. R. A J, will go into effect an the :;i»t Inst.

Additional I.fH'HIS. Bev. Lewis will occupy the pulpit at the Christian church next Sunday. Hon. Silas W Hale and John Kraft, of Geneva, were in the citv yesterday. Mrs. C. I>. Kunkle, of Monmouth, was in tlie city yesterrday preparing The Home Circle met at the residence of Mrs D. »>. Jackson on last Wednesday. Dr. Costello artd wife went to Fort Wayne last Wednesday to visit friends, for Christinas. Mrs. Will Winch and children, of \\ arren. are the guests of Dr. Hollowaj. Mrs. Winch's parepts. ~ Miss Jennie Menefee, of Fort Wayne spent some time with her brother and other friends here this week. The stock dealers of Decatur have shipped of hogs cattle, sheep and horses over two thousand head from this market in the past ten days. Beat that if you can. Tlie County Auditor has been notified by the State Auditor that his settlement with the State for the semiannual collections has lieen received and placed on the correct list, being first to settle. Bev. Alexander, of Decatur, the gentleman who occupied the pulpit at the Presbyterian church Sunday was greeted by two good audiences. Both sermons were pronounced first-class by his hearers. Bluffton Chronicle. Decatur has shown some of its old time activity in the last three days. The streets have been thronged "with teams bringing the farmers produce to market, and the merchants have been just as ready to meet them aud purchase their produce and furnish them with al! the Christmas goods wanted on such occasions. The question of who is going to be the next Postmaster seems to be agitat ing the minds of about thirty aspirants ror the position. The time is drawing close wheh the appointment will be made, and those whaare left will be very likely to do some solid cussing. But don't get mad. boys, there is lots of time yet. four years will soon pass around and then you can have another whack at the Government Plum.

The burglary committed in Ebinger A Meyers' stoye at Willshire, Ohio, is supposed to have been done between one and two o'clock in the morning, as a light was seen in the building about that time The robbery was not discovered until the store was opened by the clerk in the morning. Mr. Ed. Ehinger was telegraphed, who immediately went to Willshire, and after a careful examination found that there had been about seventy-five dollars' worth of clothing in various articles taken- No jclue to the perpetrators. The 40 hour Adoration exercises held at the Catholic church of this place commenced on Sunday the 17, inst. was conducted by Father Wilkins, assisted by Bev. P. 11. Hartman ot Coldwater. Ohio. Rev. Father's Van Scfiredler. of Monroeville. Ind.. The Eisenring Hospital. Fort Wayne. M. Benzinger, Summit. Ind.. Fred Koekt, Sheldon. Ind,, and Chas, (xtiendling, Cathedral, Fort Wayne. The meetimg was well attended and several able sermons delivered aud highly appreciated by the congragatian: the services were concluded on Wednesday last. Mr. J. I’. Blaize. an extensive real estate dealer in Iles Moines Jowa, narrowly escaped one of the severest attacks of pneumonia while in the northern part of that state during a recent blizzard, says the Saturda.' Review. Mr. Blaize had occasion to drive several miles during the storm and was so throughly chilled that he was unable to get warm, and inside of an hottre after his return he was threatened with a severe case of pneumonia or lung fever. Mr. Blaize'sent to the nearest drug store and got a bottle of Chaniljerlain’s Cough Reined). of which he had often heard, and took a numlier of large doses. He says the effect was wonderful and in a short time he wa- breathing quite easily, Ity kept on taking the medicine and the next day was able to come to De« Moines. Mr. Blaize regards his cure as simply wonderful. For sale by IV. H. Nachtrieb, Druggist, d

Gold Find. If Nick Miller wants to have the privilage of operating that gold mine recently discovered,he must play fair with the Dr. Dr. J rout is well aware that there are many old plugs in the logs that are supposed to contain the hidden treasure; Nick no sebmanigan. Tourist The Erie Lines will sell round trip tickets to California and all Southern tourist point* at reduced rates. The Mid Whiter Fair at San Francisco offers great Inducements to tourists. Takes trip to the Golden Gate via the Erie Line. W-llm Holiday Rates The G. it. A I. will sell excursion tickets to all local stations December ii.igf, 2-c ■'». and hist. IWKt. and January Ist Jkfrt. at one and one-third fair, pt iin limit <! ' iickets January 2nd. I'hL will also-ejj u, Cincinnati, IndianapoHs, same limit, J. Bnrso.v, Agt.

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Notice. I have bought out the interest of my partner in my plaining mill and factory and have all atxxuiats for collection and hereby ask all who owe us to call al once and settle by cash or note in side of ten days, all accounts not fixed by that time will be left for collection. ;w - A. Vancamp. MARKETS. ir The following market report is corrected every week hy J. Niblick ,1 sou: country fhopucb. kint’ ; Potatoes 70 jipuer 18 Green Apple, 124 Chicken4', Dried Apple*. .8 to 10 Turkeys 7 Bacon 10 Ducks.. ft Shoulder* 7 Tallow a Hams »to 10 Laru io Feathers ... 45 GlUtlta, HMDS ANU HALT. Wheat im Timothy Seed... 140 2S Flax Sood 100 Bye to M iohigan Salt.... 100 Corn 33 Now York Salt... 1 Oil Clover 540 to aoo CemoM. a M FLOOR *Nt> MKAL. Flour per tillß Oil I Shorts per 100. .. 80 Flour,rollnrpera'k 80 Hye Hour persack so Flour per sack.... Iso Bran i>or tonl2 CO No. 1 Chop per 100.1 im> Corn Meal per a*k...U Bran “ mixed. ftp Corn Meal bolted... 15 Bran “ “ <g> Buckwheat Wool unwashed l«o washed »'«. Lira stock. , Hogs 4 BftOHftO I Horses ... 55 000125 Cattle SOuOaool Sheep 2 0004 00 Notice. The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Decatur Creamery I'ompany, will he held at the Decatur National Bank, on Monday. January 8, ixu. at 2 o.clock p. m. Business of importance. , W. A. Kckiilkh, Sec'y. 40-2 NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given to the stock holders of tpe Adams County Bank of Decatur. Indiana. that there will be a meeting held at their Hanking House in the City of Decatur. Indiana. on Tuesday. January:.*. IMH. between the hours of 8 and IS a. tn., lor the purpose of electing five Director... and for the transaction of other business as muv <s>me before the meeting. W. H. Niblick. Cashier. * 48-2 Noitcc. Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders of the Decatur National Bank, of Decatur. Indiana, that there will be an election held at its liankiug rooms in Decatur. Indiana, on Tuesday. January 8, Wl. between the haurs of 10o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. in. of said day. tor toe purpose of electing a Board of Directors lot said Bank for the year IMH. It. S. Pktriison. cashier. 40-'* Decatur, National Bank.

C'niiiinissionerg'' Court December Term. Ordered by the court that the following amounts be allowed to the jmrson* named below and for the purpose* therein specified: Dr. H. F. Costello, med ntt on imog. 4122 59 do See Board of Health...... 4125 I»r. Win 11. Brayton, med att on poor 22 50 Dr. L. 1« Mattox, med att on poor . . 12 Ml Sarah Middleton, care of poor 2 iw Donovan i Coffee, goods tor poor iw IH» Mrs Sam Hehlegel. care of poor 3 SO Mrs B. Oliver. « (X) Mrs Bremerkamp, goods for floor 7 72 M. A. Von<|ran, d<. 6 15 8. .1. Slabaugh, care of poor II Os .1, 11. Vogtewede. goods for poor 1 50 do calls on poor 4u 3W Jesse Niblick & Son. goods for poor. s 55 S. J. SlalMUigh. care of poor 3 10 Martin Laughlin. goods for poor. 8 25 Fred Huffman, cure of poor 7 50 Kern 6 llnttson. goods fur |xs>r 11 20 J. 11. Voglewede, " " 17 00 Dr. N. Bergman, med att on poor 20 Ou Wm Wagoner, work at asvlmn 45 00, Bertha Hawkins, work at asylum 22 75 May Goha " - 20(41 K. H. Leßrun. servat asylum 4 00 Sarah .1. Caldcrwood. potatoes for asy’m 18 70 Geo M. Haefling, serv supt 125 Ou John Meyers, hog tpr asylum... 13 00 Xt. M. Fuller, tile " 25 14 Frank Gast & Co., tobacco for asylum 3 08 Everett. Hite & Co., goods ” “ .... 880 Ixxi Auth, •’ “ " .... 925 Holtbouse a Smlt'i, “ " "... Bso Shafer & Loch, " “ " .... 855 Giiliotn 4t Case. “ " " .... 510 J. B. Buhler & Bro., " “ "... 405 Donovan A Coffee “ “ “ ... :I8 80 Keubler .V Mollz, " " “ .... 35 79 C. E. Young. " " " . .. 341 B. J. Tcrveer, “ " " .... 751 Ilario Mann, pos'g notices Kercher ditch 300 Irwin Brandyberry. " Ixiediteh 350 do jxis'g notices Brodbeek ditch 3«U Harlo Mann’ " Id-ngericli ditch 220 Irwin Brandybcry. Cook ditch 3 00 do pds'g uotb es Lengerich ditch 220 Harlo Mann, " " Ellcnberger " 380 do “ Kuby " 3 80 Irwin Brandyberry. ” Weber '■ 2 80 do Parrish '• 3 80 Henry Kohne. report Amache ditch... ii 00 PeterWetxel, " Ruby " .... 000 L. N. Grandstaff. *'• stttdler ‘ ... 44 00 Edward Kintz, " Kuby " . .. 400 J. Archbold, “ " “ ... 400 L. W. I-ewton, “ Broadbeck " ....’ 400 E. Biggs. " Studler ". . . 800 L. W. IX'Wlon. '• •• ” ... (>OU L. N.Grundstaff, •' Brodbeek " .... 200 Harlo Mann, " < ook " . .. a isl E. Biggs. “ Brodbeek " . .. 400 Conrad Gllllg " Cook " . .. «09 J. W. Tyndall, scry co surveyor 321 0U do tor hands on ditches 30 00 N. Blackburn, printing 137 80 J. F. Snow, sen co supt 204 00 W. H. H. France, sen- eo auditor 880 41 Dan P. Bolds, serv co trersurer 450 00 Samuel Doak, serv sheriff 331 07 K. K. Erwin, co attorn* y 50 00 If. Bremerkamp, water and sprinkling street 53 50 11. D. Fuelling,verv co commislotier.. 11l 15 H. M. Romlierg. team for com, 12 00 H. H. Bremerkamp. 10 tanks water.. 9 50 Ellsworth * Cline, repairing buggy 3 40 Nathan Hillary repori bridge Wabash t p 38 75 Isaac Brown, oversee g bridge Hoottp.. 17 00 <lo report bridge Boot tp 77 00 do “ ” “ " 115 25 Henry Dirkson. report bridge Preble tp 270 50 do " ” " 314 25 Wm Erwin. “ Union “ 258 oo Jonas Neucnachwandcr. rep't French tp 279 35 Ellas Uelsen. spo’l ag't bridge Wabash tp 30 00 do ” " 20 00 do bridge report " “ 318 72 do " “ " " 348 27 E. Woods, serv Janitor court house 120 75 T. H. Ernst, work at “ " 19 57 John Brock, work and material ch... 17 01 Black 4 Miner, goods for court house . 57U do " " ~-■ 55 B. J. Tervcer, " " " ” . . 530 A. Huffman, work at " "... 175 Jackson A Co., work lor court house.. ■. 1 4(1 George Gilbert. work at court house... 6 l*> Harlo Mann, work nt court house 8 26 P. Gaffer & Bro,, painting court house. 250 (fl Hhafer A Ixxrh. goods lor court house, 9 (XI Donovan A Coffee, goods for " ” 211.94 Philip Auth, Repairing clock 8 U 0 B. J. Tervecr. goods for court house.... I (16 peter Gaffer A Bro., extra painting 9 44 A. YanCamp, material ano work at c h 83 9(1 J. S. Bowers A Co., goods for ch 28 21 Kirsch A Sellemeycr, lumber fore b.. 10 28 Samuel Doak, serv ditch notices at 09 do tKiurdlng prisoners and serv as Janitor 143 16 Shafer A Iss’h. goods for jail 23 Donovaa A Coffee, goods for Jail 4 (XI (ktffec Bro., meals for witness cc 3 IXI D. M. Hensley, repairing clock »4 c 11... 30 95 KObison. Gllllg A Co., bulld g arch Cloud 875 10 do bttild g abutments Wash ntp »27 26 do “ ” " 37(1 75 do " " " " l-fl 76 Hcnrr Williamson, repairing heater c h 150 .1. B. Rice, team for grand jury ....... 560 Henry Dirkson, stone arch Preble tp.... n.’4 20 Aaron Bricker, rcpalr gbrldgeWabaahtp 311 75 do bridge on Bears gravel road 114 ,6 Patterson A Pillars, gwis for p00r... 10 50 The Variety Iron Works, bridge Root tp -20 « do bridge taken In April ~,no (HI do " Monroe and Jefferson tp 814 (fl do " taken In June 1038 ~o Sentinel Priming Co., stationery -80.11 Gllllg I Co., ahutinenis Wabash tp sol fl The Decatur T It M Co,, gas for c h 86 no ,|0 do 4" 4J Conrad Brake, serv eo commissioner. . 42 (15 Samuel Fetters, " •• • v « Henry Hobrok. ” • ■« Samuel Doak. serv sheriff com courtlo <«> Total ~i~ W. 11. H. Fhame, Auditor. By Irwin lirandyborry. Deputy. Mfee of final Setlleuient of Estate. Notice la hereby given to the creditors, bolrs and legatees of George T. Spicer, 'leccased. to appear In the Ailnnis Circuit < Dmmtor. Indiana, on t he 15tlii day of IWI, to show cause if any. why the nnai aettlMWHt of accounts with the estate of sa d decedent should not be approved; and said heirs lire notified to then and , t “ or ?|,J? 1 l !” I 0 proof of heirship, and receive their distributive Share*. i,(m’r Vkncxkt D. Biy.L. Adm r. Dtcatur Ind., December 21. 1883- . A • > . > ' 4 •s-> ' z* • ~

Sherltt's Site, The State of Indiana, Adams county, 88: lu the Adams Circuit Court of Adams county. Indiana. Andrew (louaohalk. i Joseph K. Thomas, ; Jasso J. M. LaFollctt*, | administrator of tlie os- i 1 tata or ticorge w. Mack-1 Hn, i John A. Hprunger, Harvey Htirauff. } No. 4k‘.*4. Valentino Flaudhig, i Fred Strausberg, | vs. The Briant and Borne ; ManutsituringCom- i pany, . By virtue of an order of sale to me directed by the dork btthe Adams circuit court ot'said oounty and state. I have levied upon the real estate hereinafter mentioned and will expose lor sale at public auction at the east door of the court house, in theolty of Decatur, Adams county, Indiana, between the hours of W o'clock a. in. and 4 o'clock p. in. on Friday, January o, IHIH, Tlie rents and proflta for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, situated in Adams county, Indiana, to-wit: ) A tract of land commencing at a point forty feet souttfof the southwest corner of in- lot number thirty-three (KIHn Lehman's addition to tho town of Berne, Adamsoounty. Indiana; thence running south twelve (12) rods and five (A) links to a stake; thence oast two (2 rodsand utuo (8) links to a stake; thence in a northeasterly direction along the west de)*ot grounds of the Cincinnati. Krchmond and Fort Wavnoltall Road inSitld town of Berne. tweive(l2i rods and elgnt. 18) links to a stake: thence west three Cl) rods and sixtoen(l6)links to tho place or beginning, containing twentythree one hundredths (’3-10U) of an aero, more or less, being part of the west huir of the northwest quarter of section four (♦), In township twenty-five (25) north, range fourteen (141 east, except a st np of land off of t he north end of said real estate heretofore conveyed to the town of Berne for street purposes; also together with leasehold or a certain tractor land adjoining the above mentioned; as also all the buildings situate thereon, and all the singular and entire machinery and chattels therein, contained, all situate in Adams county. Indiana. Andon failure to realize therefrom tho full 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 the above described premises. Taken as the property of ThGßrJant and Berne Manufacturing Company, to satisfy said order of sale, this 14th day of December, lien. Samoil Doak, Sheriff. 3M Bv DaxikY. KtiwiN Deputy. saerlff’s Sate.

The Slutc of Indian*. Adams County, m: In the Adams Circuit. Court, of Adams County. IndianaDallas G. M. Trout, j vs | John Hoffstetter. No. 5435. Vcrena Hoffstetter j ' The Adams County i Bank, I The Bank of Berne. ! By virtue et an order of tale to me directed by the Clerk of the Adam* Circuit Court ot ■aid Couuty and State, 1 have levied upon the real estate hereinafter mentioned and will expose for sale ut public auction at the cast door us the Court House in the city of Decatur, Adams County, Indiana, between tho hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m.. on January 0, 1894, the rents and profits fora term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, situated in Adams County. Indiana, to-wlt: The north half ol the northwest quarter of section twenty-one i2l) township twenty-six <2«i north, range thirteen <l3) east, eighty (80) acres; also commencing at. tho northwest corner of the south half of said quarter section; thence south to the center of the public highway running east and west through said section; thence east along the center of suld highway to the oast line of said quarter section; thence north to the northeast corner of said south half of said northwest quarter; thence west to the place of beginning, eight and tlfty-three one hundredths (8 68-lUUacres; also commencing at a point eight chains and sixty-eight links east of the southwest corner ot the northwest quarter of said section twen-ty-one (21G thancoeast on half section line fourteen (14) chains and forty and one-half (40'_.) links; thence north oneiD degree and ten minutes east, nineteen (18) chains and ten (10) links to the center of the public highway; thence in a westerly direction in center ot said public highway thirteen (13) chains and ninetwo (02) rinks; thence south ten and threequarter (IO’,) degrees west eleven (11) chains and cigbtv-six (Ml link*; thence south two (2) decrees west six (B) chains and two and onehalf (2 1 j> links to the place of beginning, twen ty-slx and uiuoty one hundredth(2Bol-lW acres in Adams county and state of Indiana. And on failure to realize therefrom the full amount of judgment, interest thereon and costs. I will at the same time and in the same manner aforesaid, otter for sale the fee simple of the above described premises. Taken as the property of John Hoffstetter and Vcrena Hoffstetter, to satisfy said order of sale this 14th day of December. 1««. Samuxl Doak, Sheriff. 38-3 By Daniel N. Brwin, Deputy. Sheriffs Sale. The State of Indiana. Adams county Ss: In the Adams Circuit Court of Adams county, Indiana. Andrew Gottschalk. ) Harvey Harruff. Joseph E. Thomas, Valentine Flaudlng. Fred Strausburg. vs. No. 4524. The Briant and Berne | Manufacturing Com- | pany, a corporation. ; By- virtue of an order of sale to me directed by the clerk of the Adam* Circuit Court of said oounty and state, I have levied upon the real estate hereinafter mentioned and will expose for sale at public auction ntthoEast doorof the Court House in the city of Decatur, Adams county, Indiana, between the hours of in o’clock A. M. and 4 o’clock P. M. on Friday, Jaamyy 5, 1894, The rents and profits for a term not exceedng seven years, of the following described real estate, situated in Adame County, Indiana, to-wit: A tract land commencing at a point forty (4 i) feet south of the-southwest corner of Inlot number thirty-three (38) in Lehman's addition to the town of Berne, Adams county Indiana; thence running south twelve (12) rods and five (F>) links to a stake; thence east two (2) rode and nine (8) links to a stake; thence in a northeasterly direction along the west depot ground of the Cincinnati, Richmond and Fort Wayne Rail Road in said town of Herne, twelve (13) rods and eight (8| links to a stake; thenoe west three (3) rods and sixteen (IO: links to tho place ot beginning, containing twentythree one hundredth (28-100) of an acre, more or less: lieing a part ot the west half <!J) of tho northwest quarter (Q) of section four (4) in township twenty-five (25) north, range fourteen (14) oast, except a strip of land off of tho north end of said real estate heretofore convoyed to the town of Berne for street purposes; also together with leasehold of a csrtaln tract of land adjoining the above mentioned. as also all the buildings situate thereon, and ail the singular and entire machinery an<i chatties therein contained; also including all the stock finished and unfinished on raid real estate of heading and stave inaterlsl. all situaied in Adums county. Indiana. And on failure to realize therefrom the full amount of judgment, interest thereon and costa, I will at the same time and In the same manner aforesaid, offer for sale the fee simple of the above described promises. Taken as the property of the Briant Manufacturing Company, a corporation, to satisfy said order ot sale this 11th day of December, 1883. Samukl Doak, Sheriff. 3183 Danikl Ehwin. Deputy.

Administrator s Site of Personal Property. “Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Samuel C. Snyder, deceased, will offer for salb at public sale on the farm known as the William Snyder farrp.ono and one-half miles southeast of Domestic, Indiana, on Friday, the sth day of January, 1891, the following personal property consisting of throe head of work horses, one cow. twenty head of sheep, eighteen bead of hogs, fourteen tons of good hay, fifty bushels of corn, one hundred and twqnty-flvc bushels of oat s, one Hundred bushels of wheat, one set of work harness, one set <>f single buggy harness. one top buggy, one Gibb's plow, (nearly newi two lap robes, one target gun. five acres of corn fodder, twelve acres of wheat, in the ground, eight neres of rye in the ground, and many otherartlcles too numerous to mention. Terms or Hale: AU sums of five dollars and under, cash: over five dollars a credit of nine months will bo given, the purchaser giving note with surety to the satisfaction of the undersigned, waiving benefit of valuation and appraisement laws. sale l<> commence at lOo’clook a. m. 30-3 W. H. HnKenuap, Administrator. NOTICE , ( ' —— r ■ Notice la hereby giveaW members of Kejtlonira Lodge No.WUi. Os frirat there will bo an election of two Trustee* lor said Lodge at. their regular meeting fit the <?!• jr of neeatnrtt Thursday evening. December. 28. 1893. Trustee to hold for thre* year* and one for two t ears. _ ■ D. B. Ertwrs, K. It. H. JAMES Bair, C. C.

, ■■ We Never Fail! • Carload after Carload of fine Tailor-Made CLOTHING!* Have been shipped from Eastern, Wholesale Clothing 1 Houses to DECATUR, for my nuiny customers. NOTE A FEW PRICES! MEN’S Fine Casniinfire Suits . .. worth sl2 Os), only $N ot> MEN’S Worsted Suits, nil Shades and Colors, Frocks or Sacks . “ 14 (Hi, only 10 00 MEN’S Fine Suits in Tweeds, Homespuns and Scotch Cheviots " IK 25, only 12 00 MEN’S Fine dress suits in Enlisli. Wales and Tricots.. “ 2.1 o(i, only 14 ihi MEN’S Pure Wool and Silk Mixed Suits, iJoubleBreasted,Silk Lined “ 27 50, only Hi 50 MEN’S Finest Dress Suits in Imported Clay Worsted and West of England Broadcloths, in Prince Alberts and Cutaways, silk and satin lined, bound and unbound “ !12 00, only IK <«> Boys’Suits, K 5 cents and upwards. And thousands ot' other styles and qualities and too numerous to mention. « *i4l 4KM 1 .<)<><> dozen overalls just received, at 25 cents per pair. Fine Winter Caps at 25 cents and upwards. —ggggiFino tailor-made Overcoats for Fall I 2*500 Winter wear in Meltons. Kerseys, Beav- $2*25 AND UPWARD* 1 ————Jers. Chinchillas. & Imported Whipcords, 1 Don't M m attand this Gnat Sale as tine is imis. WE WILL POffiElTWr e Owing; to the closeness in money n ■ matters this great stock will be <|| jlflYk slaughtered within the next 0 ■ These prices are all reliable and the place to call is at the..,. MORN WUINIi HW, Ike Rosenthal, Prop. Daniel Schlegel, DEALER IN LIfiHTNINd RODS, SPOUTING, ROOFING, AND - Tinware of all Kinds. SWw. Siri aoi Mending to to oft Front St., near Jefferson Street. Decatur, - - - Indiana.

Notice to Property Owners. To Henry A. Miller, John E. Smith, Hattie Studabaker.David K.Studabaker. Hat tie Nickola, Matilda. Nickles. Rachel A. Kern. Jacob Spangler. Margaret P. Hart, Jacob B. Buhler. Lyman Hart, Rachael P. McConnell. Hannah W.lgg. David H. Hunslcker, Amos 8. Gllllg. Wm. <?. Thomas. Richard Spencer. James Brunnegraff. Wm. F. Milligan. Elizabeth Eblnger. Mary O. Christen. Catharine M. Brunnegraff, Amanda E. Daniel, Eagle M'f'g Company. Godfrey Christen. Phllin and T. A Baker, Jesse Niblick, Cincinnati. Richmond A Fort Wnyne Ky Co.. Albert Neiberger, T. T. Dorwin. B. W. Sholty.Clty of Decatur. ' You. and each of you, are .hereby notified that the Common Council of the City of Decatur, Indiana, at a regular session he'd on the sth day of December. 1893, found and determined that the contractors. Robison A Gllllg. have made and oonnleted according to the terms of the contract heretofore made, the macadamizing of Eighth Street from Adams Street to Nutinnnn Avenue, and nt the ssid time required the City Engineer to file his report concerning said improvement gs required by law, and now then you. and each of you. are hereby notified of sqch action, and all persons feeling aggrieved by such report have the right to appear before the special committee of said Common Council anpofnted for that purpose on the 26th day of December, 1893, at 7 o'clock p. tn., at the Council Chamber, in said cltv. which commute will hearany and all suggestions. complaints or objections madeor ofi'ered to said report By order of the Common Council. 38- Lewis C. DuVoss, Chy Clerk. Notice, Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Adams county will meet In special session on Friday, the st.h day of Jan uary, 1894. for the purpose of receiving sealed, bios for one hundred and twenty-five cords of wood tube furnished nt the county jii.ll on or liefore September 1, 1894. Tn<> wood Is to be of live hickory, beech and sugar. 39- W. H. H. Appomtraent oUflniinistrator. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed’admlnlstratorof the estate oflssac B. Kelley, late of Adams county, deceased. The estate Is probably solvent. Jong T. Kkli.ky, Administrator. December 12,1893 it. K. Erwin. Atty’y. .111-3 NOTICE. Haw. or Bt, Mart's Louok, No 167 I. O. (I. F. .tbMjjn election forth? of choosing three Truffteoe for be held on Monday December 18th. 1893. at 7 o’clock p. in. All members are requested to be present, •j/i i A. D. MovrkTT, Sec y.

Notice ofElecfionNotice is hoieby given to the stockholders and lot owners of thw Decatur Cemetery Association that there will be nn election held nt the Adams County Bank In the Citv of Decatur, on the « Fourth day of January, At 7 o’lock p. tn. for the purpose of electing seven trustees for the Decatur Cemetery Association for the ensuing year. Each lot owner and each stockholder are entitled to. vote. Jamks 11. Stone, Secretary It. CA. December 0 181X1. ' Appointment oUdministrator. Notice Is hereby given. Hint the undersigned' Ims been appointed administrator of tho estate of Samuel C. Harder, into of Adams, county, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. _ W. ii. Shkpiikrii, Administrator. December J 2.1893. 39 3 Appointment of Adiuinistrator. Notice Is hereby given. Hint the undersigned hss been appointed administrator of the es tate of Solomon Byrd late of Admits county, deceased. The estate is probably Insolvent.’ Geo. H> Knr/t.Kr. Adm’r. Decemtierll, 1893, 39 -3 Election Notice. Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of The Trenton Rock Mining Co.. Hint there will bo an election hold nt the olllce of said Company In Decatur Indiana, on Tuesday, January 2, 18114, Between the hours of 2o'clock and 4 o'clock V. m.ffor the purpose of electing u Board of tlrectors for the your 1894. . Jas N. Fuistoe. Sec. Decatur Trenton Rock Mining Co. 3P-2 Notice to NjJMesitots, * The State of Indiana, Adams county, SgTrt the Adams Circuit Courts January tornr, Victoria Stone Taylor, 1 vs. - AlphonsoE. Taylor. I It appearing from allldavlt filed In the above entitled cause, that Alphonse E. Taylor, the above named defendant is a of the state of Tndtana - Notice Is _therefore hereby given the Rn |,| AlphonsoE. Taylor that he be and appear hrforetheHon. Judgool'thoAdaniscircuit com » on the Thirteenth day of Tefiruarv. 1894 the sama being the 2»th Juridical dav ofibe nrxt regular term thertJbf, to Im Holden at the court house In the city of Decatur, commencing on Monday, the lath day of Jan- ’ uary. 1894, and pleaa by answer or demur to. said complaint, or the same will bo heard and determined in his absence. JU tho ncal <>r coßfl hereto affixed, thia 21th day of December, IWKI. , g. John H. Lenhart. Clerk. E. HurtJ.enhnrt, Deputy. France & Merrymuu, Atl'y. 4C-3, ,