Decatur Democrat, Volume 37, Number 46, Decatur, Adams County, 2 February 1894 — Page 5

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School Report. CKNTKAI. IIUII.DING High School—L-ll teacher. Archbold Rov Lenhart Norman Adams Earle Lenhart-Millie Bradly Joseph Long Marne ) Bradlv Wili am Mangold Sophia Congleton JciHsie Miller Grace Conglet n l-nuie t Myers Dick Conglenn Bessie ' Peterson Lizzie Co*« rdale Ciarke Quinn D>n Cowan Wilma Rice Fannie Dorwin Willie Rugg Gertrude Do'wnlie Schafer Dollie Edwards Fav Schrock Win Ellsworth Nellie ! Streit Clara Hale Sad e Thomas Win Hammel Jennie Tr rut Willie Hughes May Vaughn Fred Hel-r Henry Wal'ers Edith Helm India WinnesNellie Kern Lavina Room 7—D >ra i’eterson, teacher. Allison Tina McConnehcy Lennie Andrews Leslie Merryman June Bobo Bernice Numbers Albert Cook Matie Nichols Alva Carr Ernest Patterson Hattie Coverdale Earl Patterson Lizzie Cas-John Parrish French Ca'dei wood Susie Peterson Charlie Daniels Maggie Reynolds Blanche Edwards Eba Robison Pen Engle Mabie Scott O:ie Ernst Lettie Shafer Chalmer Ernst May Smith Eva G'lliom Mary Steele Morris Hammell Frank Suttles Charles Hughes Laurence Watts Myrtle Kel.isun Herbet Winnes Fred Kern John Wyatt Ina Malott Josa Wyatt Ella Ro>m6 Lenora Huffman, teachjr. Ahr Nora Houser Nettie Brokaw Effie Hamilton Eldo Barkley Willie Linn Wallie Brock Edison McElhany Brenton Christen Beside Miller Arthur Christen Dick ? Myers Marv Christen Dollie Moore Hattie Case Leo Oswa t Iva Case Mina Pent ington Edith Dorwin Olis Peterson Cal Edwards Mabie Parrish Homer Edwards Daisy Schrock Bessie Everett Ina Shafer Jacob Edington James ’ Suttles Arthur Vordyce Maggie Tritch Jonas Funrman Laura Trout MayFrance Dick- Valentine Mertie Fristoe Earl Woodward Effie Hart Jessie Room s—Rose Christen, teacher. Barnhart Miranda Magley Jessie Boids Forest Mayer Minnie Barnett Orpha Niblick Hattie Be l Frank Peterson Della Christen Bruce Pstterson Grace Cutting Pecrl Patterson Fred Daily Jesse Quinn Hariy . , Eddington Clark Robison Jesse Green Bert Rice Louie Grubb Hairy Selttneyer Bertha Hart Kurt bteele Lillie Hendricks Murtie Streit Arthur Kneff Ralph Sellmever Anna Knodt 1 Emm* Winnes Willie Kell it on Mamie Whtj pie John I. eßrun Jesse Ro mi 4—Kate Jackson, teacher. Adams Rex Hite Hugh Burnett Dizzie Howell Retia Burns Frank Mangold Dan Boone Gertrude Mil er Bertha Bari,bait O be Niman Jennie Blackburn Hattie Pennington Jenn e Barklev Frank Peterson Ada Cook Jessie Rex Bertha Doi win Kate Russel Winnie Dibble Blanche Schrock Robbie Garard Bessie Schrock Agnei Gillig John Steel Frank Hale Minnie Vail Dan Hammel Cavlin Watts Kittie Heller Bertha Wertzbetger Dallas Hale Amos Winnes Jess e Holmes Leo Williams Katie Room 3— Etl.el Hale, Teacher. Alliger Claude Hendricks Ida Alliger Char.es Hale Genevieve Buckmatfter Clark Hatch Ethel Barkley Andrew Jackson I, la Ball Jess- Knodle Charles Buhler Mabel . ' Jxnodle Dora BreinerkampJack King Minnie Barnett Charles Maloney Nettie Bryson Luci e Niman Miles Cook James Niman Walter Coierdale May Patterson Marie Fri.it ger Msynard Sutherland Less e Ha ch Hairy Smith Midge Haley Bert Wertzbergrr Clar’ce rjjjolmes Olive Room 2 —Laura Alban, Teacher. Bremercamp Edna McFeeley bred Buckma.ter Charles Moses Alice Bell Freddie Porter Lee Case Ora Porter Edith Coichm Eddie Peterson Tom Dorwin Eva Rex Edith DeLoug Vu‘a Rex Ethel Entzminger Jotinie Roebuck Nellie Hendricks Grover Roseut'al Gordan Hite Madge Thomas Carrie Jackson Alice Trout Johnnie Johnson Je-se Winans Quincy King Goldie Room I—Cora Shackley, Teacher. Bell Irene M»nn Maggie Baxter Ro-a Milter Rub. Hollenberg Jeck Moses Hazel Case I inu'ie Mouoonehty Lulu Dye Wesley Mangold Arthur _„i Halev Dsisy I’eteison Tina Hugh, s Earl Puittrßoy Hughes Ida Rex MaryHowell Blanche K i.enthal Walter Howell K-tie Roebuck Ray Johnson P> arl Segur lleitiaud Luclby Etnel StiauO Harry I.uckev Lorenzo Segur V.ra skco xl> wAit •> uvtr.r> 1x o. 0 - ’ Ro >ll 4 —M E. Hower, teaoner. Andrews Cnanry Malott Ray Andrews Gertrude Meriinian Gertie Burkhcad Hus»a Morgan Edua Brittson S.id e Parr Fred Clou.j uo-eph Peteis Ada Ert st Neva Peters E.a Fisher Ella Riue Edward Foreman Hazel Rive Fanrve Genthner Fred Adella Gessinger May S’eele Ernes,. Httnaicker fturt Whipple Pearl I.tthrun Floyd W.vtn. r Willie Magley Edde

Room 3—Lil* G. Schrock, teacher. Andrews lUrvey Laisurc Pe»rl Andrews Harry Mayer Fred , Bobetnnoyer Cor* Mallott R*y Christen Maud Mann Earl Ernst Frank Merriman Berth* Ernst C*rl Nichol* Clara Foreman Met tru Peterson Dollie Fisher Earl Peter. Earl Ford Arthur Snow Floyd Graham John Stetler Clarence Graham Bert ' Svphets Orlie Gawd Lilly Thotn««Je*»B liunsicker Dallas Va-i Camp Char lie Hart Alice Wolfla J**»e Laisur.. Daniel Room 2—Grape McConnehey, teacher. Andrews Francis Jackson Deo Buhler Blanche Laisure B:rtle , Buhler Jessie Laisure May Brittson James Malott Ruth Briitam Katie . Miller Myrtle Burkhend Myrtle McAlhai ey Eddie Chronister Maude Nichols Clyde Cully Grace Philips Marguerite Dean Florence Rom Jennie 4-ie'iinger Lulu Sprakue Timmy Genthner T tlli e Sellemeyer Albert Hu-.t Eddx- Schlegel Mabie Hurst le>sie Uhirey Frank Room t—Edith Reynolds, teacher. Burr Bessie Jackson Odie Billman Bsatr'c Knoff Raymond Brittson Btssie Mann Otto hall No a Merryman Maggie Ball Witlie Oliver Alice ■ Dean Wilda Shaw Rollle Ernst Inez Spragtie Ida Fritzinger Allie Steel Forest Graham Estella Sheler G 1 °rge Gera-d Charlev Thomas Mamie Henderson Nellie Teepl* Ivy Het vey Alrnond Whippie Con Titian WARD BUILDING. Room 4 —D. B Erwin, Teacher. Be'.l Fred Parr Willie Bobo Erin Phillipps Willie Case Geo r ge Ros* Charles Christen O-.to Robison Fannie Close Dollie Shnpson L/nn Ellsworth Ed Spencer Dent Ellsworth May Shafer Mary Fleming Liby Steele Iva Hughes Laura Tyrill Chai les Jones John Weldon Jesse Lenhart James Wyatt Sammy Lister Tilden Weaver Irene Merriman Anna Wagoner David Room j—Emma Fuhrman, Teacher. Andrews Shelby Fuhrman Allie Baker Eddie Fri'zinger Harry Baker Alva Helm Willie Baker Louie Hudson Ollie Bolds Earnest Kirsch Otto Brokaw Lolia Loch Arbia B-ery Dessie Merryman Charles Conrad Charles Middleton Oval Carr For. st Perry Della Christen Fred Railing Ethel Erwtin Harry Redding Orpha Elzey Bertha Streit Alfred Fuhrman Addie Tyrill Maggie Room 2—Mary Brittson, Teacher. Ar.deison Lulu Knapp Charley Baker F.-ank Loch Leon Beery Arthur Myers Calvin Baker Harvey Markens Benj. Butler Frank Philips Char'ev jCox Bert Reynolds Frank Carey Joi nny Reynolds Rolla Darwin Mamtnie Robison Calvin Farrell Pearl Spuhler Emma Fuhrman Willie Vaughn Milton Hudson Jacob Wyatt Emily Johnson Dennis Room I—Dora Steele, Teacher. Baker Willie Johnson Cleve j Bowers Vida Knopp Lizzie Beery Bessie Loch Charley BowersG'addess Murray Robert Conrad Motz Miller Ray Chronister Mytle Miller Charles Carr Darlene Mayer Celia Dent Lula Middleton Grover Eljey Irvie -syOdle<Myrtie Erwin Dickie Odle Orinda Fritzinrer Milton Perry Maud Farrell Dickie Snow Horace Helm Jesse Williams Albert Hudson lona Not So Strange. So many people wontier and ask themselves, why it is that among so many Cough Syrups. Dr. Marshalls’ Lung Syrup, is so far superior for coughs. This is not so strange, this medicine was a lifetime study of Dr. Marshall and perfected by him while searching for his own health, the purest drugs are used in its manufacture, hence the results. The only way we can convince you of the true merit, of this medicine is for you, to give it a trial, it is guaranteed to give satisfaction. Price 25, 50. and SI.OO. Sold by druggists and dealers. f 100,000 People Wanted to smoke the Union Label cigar. This cigar is manufactured in Decatur. Patronize home Industry. If not home —any other Blue Label 5 or 10 cent Cigar. ’ 26tf BOTTLED GOODS. The justly celebrated Milwaukee and Fort Wayna Beers are exclusively bottled in this city by Mayer &Kleinhenz. To secure either of these brands of the famous foaming drought exterminator, you have only to send us a postal card or leave an cider in person and it will be promptly delivered to you in either bottled or kegged packages. 9-ly Mayek&Klkiniienz. Excursions South. The Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City 11. 11., Clover Leaf Route, will issue one fare excursion tickets to all points South on special dates during February. March, Aprial, May and Jtiue. Liberal return limits. Call on nearest agents Clover Leaf Route, or address, , 4 C. C. Jenkins, , Gen’l Pass Agt. Toledo, Ohio. N. B.—Low rate excursion tickets to California points and to Hot Springs, Ark., Low Rate* to California, Also to the Extreme Northwest. Low;rate round trip tickets and one I way tickets w.ll be issued daily from all I T. St. L. & K. C. R. R. “Clover Lea ” stations. Choice of routes beyond b . Louis. Round trip tickets (b months limit) 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 Bleeping cars of latest design l (

J. D. HALE, DEALEUIN —- Grain. OU, Beetle, Coal. Wool, Lime, Salt,- Fertilizers. Elevator* on ths Chicago lc Erie and Clover Leaf railroads. Office Zand *Betail itft-e southeast *cornor of Second and Jefferson streets. WrrOUS PATRONAGE SOLICITED. BUCKING BHONCON. There's More Excitement Thnn Fun In Riding the Brute*. Many people have an idea that to ride a bucking bronco is the cow-boy's delight, but they’re badly mistkened. There’s no fun in it. When a thoroughbred rears aud prances there's no jar in it, and I rather like to have one do it it I am tiding. But when a bronco bucks and jumps into the air and then comes down stiff-legged, with bis feet planted together, that jars every bone in the rider’s body, especially the the backbone, and is apt to make him feel pretty sick in short order. My first experience with a bucking bronco cured me of the idea that there was fun in it. I had heard that the cowboy always locks bis spurs under the bronco’s belly an such times, and so I did the same. Well the spurs went through the horse-hair chinch, and the bronco kept bucking so long as they stayed there. 1 couldn't get them out till two men came to help me. The proper thing to do when a bronco bucks is to keep your spurs away from him, balance yourself forward or backwark in thb. saddle, according to the way he jumps, and grip him well between your knees. You have to let him buck till he gets tired of it or finds out be cant’t get yon off Specimen Cases. S. H. Clifford, New Cassel Wis., was troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism, his stomach was disordered, his liver as fected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, 111., bad a running sore on his leg of eight years’ standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba, 0., had five large fever sores on his leg, doctors said he was incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold at Blackburn & Miller, drug store, (successors to A. R.Pierce. The Democrat does the ueatest job work to be found any-where. For reliable goods, leather, rubber or felt boots or shoes go to A. Holthouse 38 ft Money to Loan —At 6 per cent on long time. Abstracts, insurance and collections. Farm and city property lor sale. Call on Schurger, Reed & Smith. 42tf. When in the city stop at the U. & E. Bakery and Restaurant, for the best mealsand lunch. Albert Schurger 8 ly Proprietor. For the Best Bread, Pies and Cakes, Call at the C. & E. Bakery. 8 ly Alrerx Schurger, Prop. Teacher—“spell health.” Pupil—“her eir-air-ler-ter-hir." Teacher—correct; now tell me what that word means, Pupil—“dunno.” Teacher—what is it that makes people pleasant and happy and able to enjoy life? Pupil—“boots and shoes bought of Kerne & Brittson.” ts The Clearance Sale of boots, shoes and rubber goods which was inaugurated in the Gilliom & Case building several weeks ago, and which attracted thousands of people thither on account of the very low prices and excellent goods, is still in operation. These goods will be open for inspection tor a short time yet, and those in need of anything in this line will find it to their interest to call and get bargains. Sign of the Red Letter Banner. 36 ts Money to Loan—At six per cent in terest with privilege of partial payment. 37tf Christen & Schirmeyer. For Sale— A line farm of 66 acres, 54 acres under cultivation, well drained, a good farm house of seven rooms, good barn with shed, grainery and corn crib, and all necessary out buildings, asplendid well of water, an orchard of good bearing trees. For terms, call or write roe. Fredman Voigt, 37 4s Peterson, Ind. Dress Making. 1 have opened up Dressmaking I’alors, in the rooms formerly occupied l>y the W. C. C., above Ehinger & Meyers’ clothing store, and would be pleased to see mJ* old customers and many new ones. Come and have your dresses cut without darts, or seams. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Ella Kkli.ison. . . ——— --■- —- Mardi Gras Excursion Rates, Mobile and New Orleans. Usual low rate excursion tickets will be sold from all Clover Leaf stations. Special accomodations via T. St. L & K. C. R. R. and connections. Tickets will be sold January 30th, to February 4th, inclusive. Liberal return limit. C. C. Jenkins, Gen'l Pass Agt. Toledo, Ohio N. B.—One fare excursions South February, March, April, May and June, via Clover Leaf Rout.

A llouaehold TrcHMure. 1). W. Fuller, of Canajoharie. N. Y..says that he always Keeps Dr. King's New Discovery In the house and his family has always found the Very best results follow its use; that he would not be without it. if procurable. <>. A. Dykeman Druggist, Catskill, N. Y.,s»js that Dr. King’s New Discovery is undoubtedly tlie best Cough remedy; that he has used it In his family for eight year*, and H has never failed t do all that is claimed for it. Why not try 1 a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial bottles Tree at Blackburn & Miller's Drugstore. Kegular size soc. and SI.OO. Successors to A. K. Pierce.) Notice to Ah. That we will keep constantly on hand at our mill corn, oats, chop, mixed chop; bran and short* of the best quality, and at the lowest possible prices. Will deliver free to any part of the city. Call and examine atock and prices. 34-ts Hart Brothers. COLOR A IM) TOURIST RATES. Jx)w rate excursion tickets on sale at principal T., St. L. & K. C. Stations. The Clover Leaf Route offers through tickets, via all routes beyond St. Louis Liberal privileges in limit and stop overs, Buffet Vestibuled Sleeping Cars, Buffet Reclining Chairs, seats tree. Call on nearest agent or address. C C. JENKINS, Gen’l Pass Ag’t. Toledo, Ohio. California Excursions- Special Sleeping Cars via Iron mountain Route. Special through sleepers leave St. Louis Union Depot daily via. Iron Mountain Route via Texarkana. Ft. Worth, El Paso, thence Southern Pacific to various California points. A choice of BUFFET Palace Pullman or TOURIST Sleeping cars. For tickets and berths call on nearest agent Toledo St. Louis and Kansas City 11.11., Clover Leaf Rout, or address, C. C. Jenkins, Gen’l Pass Agt. Toledo, Ohio. N. B.—One fare excursion to Texas. Arkansas, Tenessee. Alabama. Mississippi, etc., via Clover Leaf Route. Tourist Tl«‘k c,s The Erie Lines will sell round trip tickets to California and all Southern tourist points at reduced rates. The Mid Winter Fair at San Francisco offers great inducements to tourists. Take a trip to the Golden Gate via the Erie Line. 3s-3m A CARD. J. S. BOWERS, headquarters for the Hercules Blasting Stump Powder, Caps and Fusee. Foundation Kock of j the best quality always on hand. Hercules Powder being cheap, clear your fields of stumps. J. S. Bowers & Co., leaders in all classes of Goods. Notice to Teachers. Notice is hereby given that there will l>c a public examination of teachers at the office ot the County Superintendent, in Decatur. Indiana, on‘the lost Saturday of each month. Applicants for license must "present the proper trustee's certificate or other evidence of good moral character;” and. to be siiccesslulmust pass n good eXnminatieii in orthography, reading, writing, arithmetic, geography. English grammar, physiology, history of the United States.-sclence.ot.education and also answer a list of questions based on one of the Teachers Reading Circle bonks of 1893-4 Until tart her notice is given the work selected for this part of the examination will be the Reading Circle edition of the "Orations of Burke and Webster.? Examinations will begin promptly at Bdill a. m. No license will be granted to applicants under seventeen years of age. J. F. Sxow, Co. Supt. r Moore’s Poultry Remedy Is the oldest Poultry Remedy on the market. Positively prevents and cures CHOLERA and GAPES. More than pays for its use in the extra production of EGGS. Sold by Holthouse. & Smith druggists, Decatur. Ind. 381. The Indianapolis Daily and Weekly Sentinel circulation has reached immense proportions by its thorough service in receiving all the latest news all over the state and from its dispatches from foreign countries. Every reader in Indiana should take a State paper, and that paper the Sentinel. La g t Circulation Os any newspaper IN : THE : STATE. j TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Daily one year ■ ...*B.OO Weekly one year *I.OO The Weekly Edition Has 12 PAGES! SUBSCRIBE NOW. ' And make all remittances to the ixwmmis A SENTINEL CO., ISHMUWB. n». This paper {will be furnished with > the weekly edition of The Indiana State Sentinel for $1.75.,

Biicklcn'a Arnica Salve. Tlie best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt, rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped hands, chiblains,corns all skin eruptions and positively cures piles or no pay required, it Is guaranteed togive perfect satisfaction or money refunded. 1 Price 26 cents a box. For sale by Blackburn A Miller. 22* Berne Hotel. Refitted and refurnished, location central, a first-class Hotel in every rcspet. Furnished complete for accommodation of transient. Ra'cs $2 00 per day. 42tf I. F. I.ACitoT Prop.

Delinquent Tax List. The following is a list of Lvnds, City and Tow’n Lots remaiQiQK delinquent lor the non payments of taxes for the year I*U» >. and previous years in Adams County. Indiana: j? Sg 2 o I 3 ?J ? f NAMES OF OWNKKS. DESCRIPTIONS. !■ - ' “ h ■ ' I?: $= U ! 1 V'NION TOWNSHIP. David, Minerva J. elifnwne '?*.!* ... ~ ~ <lo ehfnesw ne 1., •> -’I,, mi Schncpp. Henry ehf se ... > !?i 7 ? ?’ •‘l,’!!' ' Si miepp.jvuilnrn 11 pt ehf ne ■■>-* I’ l 2-f I l * I M WASHINGTON T<)WNSHIP. Andrews. Mercy A.. ' -hfuene 3.’ 37 14 204-iii 12 w Klick. John . nt e hf nw 427 4 8 W 48 11 Murphy. Edward | nenw •■■ "‘■iHf l l l 7T !l| Schirmeyer. Amanda 1 pt wbf ne 4 , 1 ‘-MJ m.l Schirmeyer, C. L | ST. MARYS TOWNSHIP. Bonner, Alva ptsd se ~ pO) 271 15 1081 164 Chapman. William Pleasant Mills Town | 1 do do j j - Eicker. Mary C se cor se >2" 27,1. j 42 ’ 240 093 fionleite. Horeg R pt ne se 34 27 1.. I 180 •_>.(> Leo. Edward Pleasant Mills Town ne cor •< to 1.0 Stevens. Henry W .... nene 3.27:15 40 •>.'• ’->.«) Stetler. Henry C . ... Pleasant Mills Town.. .< i do <lO j 30 do do i 'J’ . do do ••.- I £_l BLUE CREEK TOWNSHIP. ffelliiigton: 11 M. J! »pt S-hr **WK..........;....:;..... • ,|O n pts- 22 28 15 90 2340 Elotl ziorliingstar. Carinslia ■ pt shf nw . £.“20 15 32 4'9! 13 .2 MONROE TOWNSHIP. Andrew. Jerlimiah sw nw sw .>2O 14 10 210 !•> 34 Fetters. Christian . ' Monroe Town . 91 55 1 j? Gass, Eugene do ■ "... 35 Hahn. George... do ........ 82 Hurt. Mary..- . do »->«u is at SO Iminger. John - se nw - * I >• * Johnson. Mary A nw nw <w V ? j Johnson. Mary E ... nw nw sw .»2b 14 10 LV • Kerr. Laura Mort roe Town Laughrey.G.H do .»*• do : swne.. . Meyers. Charles pt sw sc -I >l4 ■ 1- ■.’! Miller. Jacob nesw .. .- , h .'.j U Nickolet, Augustine 2-3ptehfsw 7<>-i Niekolet. Georgt pl ehf sw ■■ D* 14 ->Js> 1. .1 Oliver, Silas - pt e hf nw .9> 20 14 44 o 2 Ditch Certiti.-ate , 4143 Oliver. Sarah Ellen pt ehf nw •■lO 20 14 20 0, .s«i 11 nl lIARTFOUD TOWNSHIP. Mclnquire. J. It t .. ' ptsw 34 25 13 4 SO 24b Stauffer, Anna ; se cor -a <3 , •>, i" •*> WABASH TOWNSHIP. ' . .• ■” I I I J Dirkinson. Robert ctal pt ne se ...24 25 14 35 «35 W 4“ Finkbone. Henry pt nw ne L -viH I - > - > Hoskinson, Andrew J.. Ceylon Town Love .James I. do 4 ? ,l 0 do k> -v •/“ Picket. William A' ehf nw .14X5.14 80, 2.;«' 17s M Rodenberg, William A nw cor ne - ' * ■? “ :! ' J Walling. Louisa pt w side tie 22 25U > n > •>’ • .lEFFERSOX T< IWNSHIP. v iianstoo. Homer.... whfswne '•? 21 .;.! Ik-nkinson. Robert E nptwbfsw 19.2.. U A •<- Fogle. Jacob pt sw nc » - 4 City and Town Lots. ■■ ■, ■- —■ i . . i ■—— ■ ■ i ■ ■■■ ■ ■ j" . Z. — I - J ’ > XAMKS OF OWKMIS. CITY Oil TOWN'. ■’ H I [Will. II I ...J -■ I Blakeslee, John . City of Deeatur ... ■ >ki do J 4-, do ' ■ do ]■> J” ■■ ■■ tin 20 liw.) 4«>.U Baxter, Caramanda A do 29'®, Burning. Annis it do j 3. 4on Merrvman, K. E. . 'io hf >. a leet Mil n , do do ... do tat.’ > » Kav. I.eviß sw cor 459 W C l Biee W 1“ Jr ‘I" spt mid pt .3 -la 14 u> Sehlogei Apgcline do ■ F-’ Sehroll. Pemge do s pt mid pt -1Thbmas. William C do ■■■■ ■?. 4 "‘ '“ *■ Tucker. Clarcssa P<‘ s PI ■> ~•> Touhey. Jeremiah do .21. .39 Blakeslee. John Geneva 311 do do • ••• l~j! do do ' / 4112 550. N3O Brittson. Aaron do . . J 1 ’ Buckingham. M. J . <-o • . •■ J 11 . V. t ampbeli. Barbara E... .. <io ... mid |4. Davenport. I- and E do ->>■> I- 11 11 Finkbone. Henry Buffala. •»; j jjj - s Fnifst. Nathaniel do Huhn. George <l<> -* - t Linton. Muvgarct -IL Alsaanflri*. — —s—- — Josephu- Genevu pt sw ne29-25-14-07 huns a. I ! ' 1 McCune,James. do ->l do 'Io -.24 »" - . timlor. John C . Buffoltl.. I 5 * j. Rush. James. do I Si ' £ l Rush, Mary T do 9 10 b. Thrift. Jclin S Geneva 34b • (In . . . (Jo |*4» | do ! -io ft? «>■ .'“S Twigg, Francos. L uo j ‘ *• Cnknown Buffalo .. .... 12 20. 1 Dotson, .lease Berne IS9 DIO ,5 "4 t;.rod. Eugene . do 'TO do . .lo |i:» •» 910 Lehman, ( hurlv>.... <lo • ; ; Wumischwander. Levi M. do pt s»v sw ;t>2rt-44 ti s a M <• •* Nuenschwander, Daniel do 2W do 'Io 310 2M 111. Weltv Joel do ....Jl'JO. 40 2 2 Hook Bros MfgCo do pt whf nwqr2s-14-21) ha 45 1,9 n STATE OF INDIANA. ADASM BOUNTY. S 3; , I. w. H. H. France. Auditor in and tor said County, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correet list of Lauds, City and Town Lots returned and remaining deiinqu'ent for the non payment of taxes for the year 1893. and previous years, with penalty, iuterssts ami costs, together with the current year's taxes for 1893, and further that the amount charged Is due from each particular tract, and that the same was recorded between the first Monday in December. 1893, and the first day of January. 1894. Wit ness ray hand at the Auditor’s Office tn the City ot Decatur, this 31st day of December, 1893. W. A. H. FR ANCE, Auditor Adams County. I STATE OF INDIANA. ADAMS COUNTY. SS. 1 Notice is hereby given that so much of the foregoing Lands, City and Towns Lots as may be necessary w discharge the taxes, penalty. Interests and costs which may be due thereon or due from the owners thereof on the dav of sale, will be sold at public auction by the Treasurer of Adams County, at the east door pf the Court Hotisq, in the City of Deeatur, in said Bounty, and State on the SECOND MONDAY IN FEBRUARY 1894, . it being the 12th day of said month, commencing at ’.9 o.clock A. M. of said day. and that said sale will continue I rom day to day until all is sold or offered for sale. . I Given on ler my han 1 at the Au liter’s Office in Deeatur. Indiana, this 31st day ot De' , comber, It®!. 1 \V. 11. 11. FRANCE. Auditor Adams County. Byluwix Bkasoyuzhhv. Deputy. ;•' ' ’ ■ ' - - • - • • ' ■ ' ' • ’ " ' ' . if r.r—.— - ■' •

I Excursion Rates to Hot Springs, Ark., “The Carlshad of America.” The Toledo, St. Louis and Kdfi.sas (lily R. K Clover Route, will issue dully fron all stations low rate ex 1 ciirsion tickets to the •• World's Sanitarium.” Ample return limit. Direct connection in St Louis Union Depot with direct trains to Hot Springs. Buffett reclining chaircars. seats free, sleeping cars. Gall on nearest agent J Glover Leaf Route, or address. C. C. Jenkins; Gen'l Pass Agt. Toledo. Ohio. N. B.—Join the next excursion. February 8, to Arkansas. Texas. Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, etc., via Clover Less Route. i '

THEHOUSEHOLDREMEDYCOy What Can’t Pull Out? Why the Bow on the Jas. Boss Filled Watch Cases, made by the Keystone Watch Case Company, Philadelphia. Itpro; tects the Watch from the pickpocket, and prevents it from dropping. Can only be had with cases stamped with this trade mark. Sold, without extra charge for this boAV (ring), through Watclvdealers only. Lots of watch cases are spoiled in the opening* An opener to obviate this sent free. (Jrocery. (. L. CHAPMAN, •• Successor to Elijah Mantt» Located on Eight h street, opposite G. It. & 1, depot, will keep on hand ail kinds of c r°c e r i e s c s a n & | T N U E R D F FRESH VEGETABLES of all KIM FRUITS Both Green and Ikied. j w - I will pay the Highest Market Price for Butter, Eggs, Fresh Vegetables, SALT MEATS, and all kinds of Produce handlsil in a first-class Grocery. Give n.e a call and I will give you prices that, will satisfy you. r. U. CIIAPIIAX. Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad Inuns run on Central Standard Time, S 8 minutes slower than Columbus or former time. Took effect Sunday, December 24. 1893. GOING NORTH. » STATIONS. No. 1 No. 3 No. 5 No. 7 Cincinnati Ive .. sfttam S3i)pm Richmond 2 2i>pmll<n 1125 Wiocheslci 3 17 11 4*.» r.’iHHu. Porrrand." at.-i ; ” Decatur.. . •*> I” . 125 13u Ft.Wavne..iirr Him ,2 15 210 •• . ..Ive 2 2u 805 am Kendallville ' ' H -H'. uio... Home City. 3 sti ‘.oft.. Wolcottville 4 ul 3 37 *3 31 4 Valentine. 4 11 9 42 LaGrange . 1 I*’ e'Vi 9 53.. Lima 4~l‘ lulu.. Sturgis. 4 40. 4 19, 10 21.. Vicksburg.. -*• . •} 14 1114. Kalamazoo, an ••i'-').. .’>43 1145.. *• Ive *. lOatn »»25 . n«").*,o', 1235 pm Gr. Rapids ,arr 910 . >lO ‘ , “ Ive 10 50 . 7 4<» 4 50 .. D., G.H.A M.ct . H 05 ; 55 4 57 .. - £ Howard City. H 15am 905 »> 10 .. Bigßapids l’-'-».'> limhi 7 to .. Reed City 10S.. 10.3.5., 7 55.. Cadillac. arr 2 15.. H 45 9 15.. Ive . 225 . II .->0 Traverse City 150 pm ' Kalkaska.. ’. i;so .. 155 Petoskey 545 .. 3 5.5 j Mackinac City . _ 705 51 j_ f GOING SOCTH. \ 1 STATIONS. No. 2 Xo. 6 No. 4 No. 8 Mackinac City 740 am i 20pm Petoskey 9 15.. 250 . ....... Kalkaska 11 2‘» .. 4>l Traverse City 11 o 5 . 435 Cadillac. arr 105 pm tKW •• Ive 125 . 655 pm 730 am Reed City 2 35 sos 545.. Bigßapids 3 05.. 842. 920.. Howard City ... 350 . 935 10 25 . D..G. IL XM.cr s<mi.. 10 40 1140.. Gr. Rapids .arr 5 15. 1055. 1150.. •• *• Ive 657 .. 600 11 20 200pm Kalamazoo arr 8 :J3 sjhj -1255 am 34U .. •’ Ive 838 SOS 345.. Vicksburg. . 904 s;u 412 .. Sturgis 9 56 9 26 505 .. Lima . 10 10 . *•’ 40 5 17 .. LaGrange l‘>22 . 952 529 .. Valentine 10 31 5 37,./ Wolcottville.. 10 42 10 14 5 47.. Rome City. ’.O 47 10 19. 5 52. Kendallville. 1103 IO3'» 6 08. 1 Ft. Wayne.,arr 1215 pm 11 50 715 . Decatur. 12.5 105 6 30 1 Portland 214 2 <lO 7 Winchester 2 49 2 41 sn9 Richmond. 3 45 3 40. 9 15 Cincinnati.,. 6 15 720 1201 pm . > Trains 5 ami C ruu daily between Grund Rapids and Cincinnati. . C, L. LOCKWOOD,'Gen. Pass. Agent JEFF. BRYSON, Agent. Decatur. Ind 1 Lin es . Schedule in ctfec No». 12,1893. I ■ Trains Leave Decatur as Follows TRAINS WEST. No.'"', Vestibule Limited, daily for-. 4(). 4() p M , Chicago i No. J. Pacific Express, daily for' l;(w M Chicago > : 1 . No. 1. Express, daily for Chicago' l 10:4- A. M ' S 3 | No.»B. Local, daily, except *un- ‘ a m day 1 fi KAINS EAST. ■ ■--- • No. s, Vcstiliule Limited, dally for i . :35 p New York and Boston. I ’ ’ No. 2. Express, daily tor New i p York.. »......' ” & No. 12. ExpiTss, daily tor New i |..pj York ' • ’ ' ’ S No. -Local, daily except Sun-, . . ...»|| Second No. 12 l eaving Deeatur 1 39 a. in. daily. Solid train tor Columbus. Ohio, via Marion anil'Hie Columbus. Hocking Xalley and Tolddo Railway (Buckeye Roue): Pullman sleepers to Columbus. Kenova, and Norfolk, and other Virginia points via the Columbus. | Hocking Valley and Toledo and the Norfolk # I and AVestern Lines , . J. W. DkLono. Agent, -J W.G.M.u Epwahos.T. P. A.Huntington Ind. g • ...