Decatur Democrat, Volume 38, Number 25, Decatur, Adams County, 7 September 1894 — Page 2

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Erie Lines. ; Schedule In effect June 17,1894. t Trains Leave Decatur as Follows:' TRAINS WEST. | j No. 5, Vestibule Limited, daily for I 2 . ]3 p M i, Chicago 4 " ‘ I No. 3, Pacific Express, daily foi l 1:34 A M C Chicago > No. 1, Express, daily for Chicago I. 10:45 A. M No. 3t. Local, daily, except Sun-7 A M I ofiay.. I I r TRAINS EAST. No.B, Vestibule Limited, daily for f M • New York and Boston f No. 2. Express, daily for New I 1:55 p M , York.. ! No. 12. Express, daily for New I ]. 3 oa Ml York-J No. 80. Local, daily except Sun- . day 10:45 A.M. Train No. 12 carries through sleeping cars to , L 1 Columbus. Circlevill. Chillicathe, Waverly, c Portsmouth. Irontor. and Keriova, ria Colum j bus Hocking Valley Ai Toledo and Norfolk & . Western Lines. , . 1 J. W. DeLong, Atrent. j W G..MacEdwards T,p A. Huntinirton. Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad. Took effect June 24. 1894. J GOING NORTH.

- - tiLSTATIONS. No. 1 i No. 3 | No. 5 No. 7 r Cincinnati..lve 4 55pm! 8 05am! 8 3 Jpm| 2 Richmond 7 35.. 11 00.. 1125... Winchester.... 8 34.. 12.00.. 12 Inaml t Portland 914.. 12‘2pm !2 45 ........ Decatur. 10 12.. 14... 130. Ft.Wayne...arr 10 55 .. 235 .. 2(h •• •• . ive 2 55pm 215.. 805 am Kendallville... 4 05.. 4 37.. 9 10.1 < Rome City 4 22.. 3 30.. 926 .. J Wolcottville 4 28.. 335 . 9 31.. . Valentine 440 9 42.. ' Lai;range 4 49.. 3 53.. 953 .. Lima.... 5 92 10 10.. Sturgis 517 .. 415 .. 10 21 .. Vicksburg 6 12.. 502.. ill 14 .. I Kalamazoo, arr 6 40. 5 25.. ill 45. •• ..Ive 720 am 7 20.. 530 . 1210 pm ' Gr. Rapids..arr, 915 .. 915 .. 655am1 200 Ive' 1035 .. 800 .. 415 .. D., G.H.&M.cr ..> 1042.. 8 13.. 1500 ~ Howard City 11 50 ■650 . ’ Big Rapids .... 1240 am 940 .. 700 . Recd City 1 05 .. 10 10 .. ] 755 .. Cadillac arr 2 10.. 11 on .. ; 900 .. . ..Ive 11 15 .. 220 . 11 05 .. i9lO .. ‘ Traverse City 1245 pm 10 45 .. Kalkaska. 115 pm 343 ).. Petoskej 530 .. 1.40 . . . Mackinac City. 650 .. 300 .. I i GOING SOUTH. STATIONS. No. 2 | No. 6 No. 4 No. 8 Mackinac City. 915pmi'9 30am SOOptrl Petoskey 10 35 .j. 110 25 .. 4 15.. ....... Kaikaska 12 42 6 ‘25 Traverse City 10 40 .. 605 Cadillac ... .arr 215.. 105 pm 755 “ . ..Ive 2 25.. 125.. 8 00.. Reed City 835.. 235.. 8 50.. J Big Rapids 4 05.. 3 05.. 917 Howard City.. 455 1. 350 . ...... D.. G. H.&M.cr 6 00.. 500 .. 10 45. Gs. Rapids .arr 6 15.. 5 15.. 11 00 “ “ ..Ive 709 am 540.. 1140 pm 2 30pm Kalamazoo.arr 8 40.. 735.. 135 am 287 . “ ..Ive 8 45.. 745 .. 405 .. Vicksburg 9 08.. 815 430 . 5turgi5......... 9 56.. 910.., 5 24.. Lima 10 10 .. 923 .. ...... . 537 ..' LaGrange ... .1022 .. 936 550 .. Valentine. 1031.. 9 44.. 6 00.. Wolcottville... 1042 .. 954 6 12.. Rome City 10 47 .. 959 618 .. Kendallville... 11 03 .. 10 16 636 .. Ft. Wayne..arr 12 15 .. 11 25 7 50.. “ “ ..Ive 1235 pm 11 45 .. 545 am Decatur 125 .. 12 37 . 630 P0rt1and....... 214.. 145 am 730 Winchester.... 2 49.. 2 25.. -8 09 ..... Richmond 3 45.. 3 20.. . 915 pm Cincinnati 6 30.. 6 55.. 1201 7 Trains 2 and 4 6 run daily between Grand Rapids and Cincinnati. C, L. LOCKWOOD, Gen. Pass. Agent JEFF. BRYSON Agent, Decatur lad Blackburn & Miller are headquarters for Indiana School Books, High School Books, Tablets, Slates and Pencils and all kinds of school supplies. w24-t2 All Leather Collars at $1 25, worth $2 00, and hand made, single strap Harness for $7.00, worth 814.00, at w24-t4 Ellsworth, Myers & Co. .7;, - ■ ■ ■ vdi

Smith & Bell are paying the highest cash prices for Clear White Ash logs, cut 12 feet long, 12 inches and over at the top end, must be clear and staight. 48 ts Try Whites Famous Home Mad Bread at the Peoples Bakery and Restaurant, three doors South of the Post office, - 45 ts When in the city stop at the U. & E. Bakery and Restaurant, for the best mealsand lunch; Albert Schurqer 8 1 y Proprietor. Work called for and delivered in 24 hours and guaranteed fist-class at ,M : ”er’s Steam Laundry Remember every pair of glasses you buy at D. M. Hensley’s you only pay one ha 1 ! as much as you pay other opicians and have tbepriv’.'ge of returning them if they don’t suit. He will take back every pair that is not correct. ft yourselves or your friends a pair glass esat I). M. Hensley’s. 33 ts One Dollar No. 1 Jeans Pants sold at 50 cent per pair at Ike Rosenthal’s Modern Clothing Store. 4tf Go to Geo. Roop’s for your bandmade boots and shoes and repairing. All work warranted and stock guaranteed. Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. 2tf For Sale—Kegs and half barrels, inquire of Chas. Mi”.. ay, Burt House Case. 23wtf Superior force feed Drills, best on earth. Also Fertilizer Drills. v,21-t4 Ellsworth Myers & Co. Finest line of School Tablets in the city at Yager Bros. w24tf Blackburn & Miller have the finest assortment of Tablets in the efty. w24-t2 Buy olives in the bulk at the Peoples Bakery and Restaurant, three doors South of the Post Office. 45 ts See Yager Bros’, line of School Tablets, Slates, Pencils, etc, w24tf School Tablets of all kinds at Yager Bros. w24tf FEATURES OF SI’OKTING LIFE. German and Wilson are New York’s losing battery. Lowlander, the suburban winner in ’93, is dead at Sbeepheads Bay. Manager Hanlon, of Baltimore, w'ants Pitot er Stafford, of New York. Johnnie Ward, New York’s second baseman, is very erratic in throwing to first base. Indiana ball scores Saturday: Kokomo 9, Elwood 12; Anderson 10 Carthage 9; Richmond 17, Centerville 17. Louisville has traded Pitcher Hemming for Pitcher Inks, of Baltimore, and a money consideration of $2,000. A. A. Zimmerman, the American ’cyclist, won the. grand t>rize of the Union Velocipedique Francaise, at Paris, Sunday. The London Sporting Life said, Monday, that it is authorized to state that a purse of £2,000 will be offered for a fight between Jackson and Slavin.

From Friday« Daily. Mrs. Dr. McMillen who has been quite ill is convaleacent. Mrs. W 11. Nachtrieb returned from Fort Weyoe last evening. Harvey Ilairuff, of Berue, was in the city to-day. Ed. Ellsworth and wife took a business trip to Fort Wayne this afternoon. Dr. Ross, of Willshire, Ohio was in the city to-day. County Clerk John Lenhart is convalescent! Mrs. J. W. Place and her guest, Missi Bessie Doyle, are at Fort Wayne today. Richard M. Erwin, of Fort Wayne, is visiting and shooting squirrels in this vicinity. Miss Molilie Stetferly and brother, of Findlay. Ohio, are visiting Mrs. D. N. Erwin of West Monroe street. George W. Menefee returned home to-day after a week's visit with friends here. Mr and Mrs. Z. Elzey, of Murray, Ind . are visiting friends aiid relatives in the city to-day. David Glecker, one of Union township's thrifty farmers, was in the city on business to-day. B. F. Pillars and wife returned home to-day alter a several days’ pleasure trip in the northern part of the State. Mrs. Wm. Tonner, of Williamsport, while on her way to Tennessee, £ave Mell Rice and wife a call. She let? on the south-bound ' tain to-day. Mrs. Kate Wilmington returned to her home at Grand Rapids. Mich., today, aftera two weeks visit with her mather. Mrs. Elizabeth Miesse, and friends in this city. Samuel Acker will leave to-morrow for Hartford City. Indiana, where be has accepted a position in the High School of that city. He will teach the Sth and 7th grades. Miss Rose Erwin, who has been visiting her brother, Dr. D. J. Erwin, at Lake City. Michigan, for the past two months, returned home to-day. F. M. Tucker, oTDeLong. Ind., formerly of this city, was here to-day shaking hands with his many friends. Mr. Tucker is car inspector at that place, for C. & E. R. R., and has been in the employ of that railroad for the past twelve years, and during that time missed a month's pay roll which speaks well for him. From Saturdays Daily. Mrs. Catharine Eddy, of Montpelier, is visiting f, ends here over Sunday. Will Farlow, the oil king of Wabash township, was in the city to-day. Benj. McLaughlin went to Elkhart, Ind., today, to spend Sunday with his son Willihhi. Mrs. John Niblick and sister, Hattie Studabaker, returned to-day from a two weeks visit up North

Mis Julia Fitz Gerald went to Bluff-to-day. She was accompanied by Corinne Dailey. Miss Lulu Miller, who while attending the teachers institute, was the guest of Miss Cora Shackley, returned to her home at Geneva this afternoon. Misses Lenora and Mollie Huffman, who have been rhe guests of Miss Mattie Young for thefpast week returned to their home at Linn Grove today. Mrs. E. B. Walkup and daughter, of Delphos, Ohio, wife and daughter of Ye Editor of the Delphos Courant, arrived in the city to-day and will be the guests of Clark Lutz and wife over Sunday. Webb Foreman authorizes us to say to the party that took his money, revolver and razors, that if they will return the razors, they can retain the money and revolver, and the matter will be settled. Miss Emma Gillium, who has been visiting her parents here for the past two months, went to Fort Wayne this afternoon, where she resumes work as teacher in the Short-Hand department of the International Business college. Jesse Steele, who was a passenger on the excursion train from Fort Wayne last evening, fell asleep [on the way home and rods on to Berne where he was awakened and sent home on the midnight train. The teachers institute closed today noon, the session being one of tne most interesting this county has ever held. Supt. Snow is a tireless worker and the teacher who attends an institute of which he has charge, can go away with ' a feeling of being benefited thereby ; ■ Money to Loan—At 6 per cent , on long time. Abstracts, insurance and i collections. Farm and city property tor [ sale. Call on Schurger, Reed & Smith. 4itf.

Mrs. Clint Patterson and children returned from Winchester to-day. Dave Oberman, proprietor of the New York Store, who has been East for the past week buying new goods returned home yesterday. Meedames W. 11. Nachtrieb and Jeff Bryson went to Marion, Ind , today, where they will Sunday and spend Labor Day before returning home. Mr. Daniel Burkhardt, of Williams county, Ohio, called very pleasantly at this office this morning. Mr. Burkhardt is a brother of Mrs. Christian Meyers, who died in our city within the last two years. He also has a brother, Fred Burkhardt, living in, Coffeeville, Kansas, From Monday's Daily. Comrade Andrew Barkley is quite sick. Henry Eiting is happy over the advent of a girl baby at ther house. » Harry Corduay and wife spent Sunday with friends in St. Marys township. Jacob Fullencamp, wife and family and Frank Gass, wife and baby spent Sunday in the country, the guests of Wm. Bohnke and family. A young councilman has made its appearance at the home of Councilman Vail John has kept the matter very quiet for fear the boys would ask for . cigars. Rev. E. E. Daviq, David Steele and Rev. Alexander Davis returned from conference to-day. Rev. Wm. Spray will preach for the U. B. People during the coming year. Mrs. Lettie Tilbery and son, of Fort Wayne, have been the guests of Mrs. Tilberry’s sister, Mrs. J. T. Merryman, returned home to-d*y. Prof. George Suman, of Marion, Ind , left here for Rochester this afternoon. While here he called on many of his old friends and relatives near Pleasant Millsl Our bys play two games of ball at Lima, Ohio, to-day. They will return home to-night and to-morrow and Wednesday will meet the Findlay, Ohio, ‘•Sluggers.” Mrs Sherman Mott and son are vis iting relatives and friends at V an Wert, Ohio, where they will remain all week and attend the County Fair held there this week. • The D. M. Hensley building is nearing completion. Large French plate and cathedral glass was last week put in the front, and before two weeks more pass around it will be ready for occupancy. During the absence of his attendant this afternoon, John Rex got up from his sick bed and crawling out of the window ran over to Scburger's restaurant. By the gentle pleadings of Albert Schurger and Mrs. Rex he was pursuaded to return home and Was put to bed completely exhausted from the violent exercise. Mrs. E. B. Walkup and daughter, Lulu, of Delphos, Ohio, who have been visiting Mr. and Clark Lutz and family returned home to-day.

From Tuesday's Daily. Born—to Peter Kirsch and wife yesterday, a girl. Ex-Sberiit Dailey and Charles Coverdale, of Bluffton, were preambulating on our streets to-day. About sixty of our citizens took advantage of the SI.OO rate to Toledo today. Columbia Harrison and son William, of Saginaw, Mich., arrived in the city on the G. R. & I. this afternoon. W. W. Briggs, of Geneva, who never misses seeing a ball game, was on deck this afteiocon. Mrs. George Ogden, of Bluffton, mother of lou Ogden the ball player, is here to witness the game this afternoon. ______ Our mother is with us. She is accoinpanied by our niece, Miss Blanche Blackburn, of Fort Wayne. Miss Maggie Dorwin returned from Anderson to-day where she has been visiting. While here she is the guest of her patents, Wm. Dorwin and wife. The Misses Ella Fleming, Mary Merryman, Kate Mangold and Rachael Merryman, formed a special party that went to Toledo to-day, not only to see the city but to survey Lake Erie. Gurley Rademacher’s business room front is being handsomely, yea artistically painted in Alabaster white and old gold. To Lou Corbin and Frank Railing must be credited this very mechanical work. Mrs. Allison, Mrs. Townsend, Miss Tina Allison and Miss Rose Christen, returned Sunday night from their extended trip to northern Michigan greatly improved in health. Col. Bob remains for a few days longer to close up financial matters. _ DIED. The 10-months old child of G. M. T. Houck, of Honduras. Funeral Thurs day from Mt. Zion church. i '

Tite Ernst went to Columbus, Ohio, this morning to attend the reunion of his old comrades. This is the first reunion of his regiment that Tite has attended since the war and he expects to see old comrades to day for the first time since ’65. Yesterday while Charles Badle was chopping in the woods about three miles south of the city, caught his ax on a limb which caused the ax to deflect from its course and strike him on the head, causing a severe scalp wound. Dr. Sciurack dressed the wound. jßwn Wednesday's Daily, tg) L-. . U . J"»S James, the youngest son of Levi Ray, is very low with typhoid fever. John Ruprigbt i In the city to-day. Mrs. Barney Cramer, of Delphos, Ohio, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Levi rt. Ray. * Ed Edinger yesterday went on duty in the Decatur National Bank as its assistant cashier. Mrs. Charles Meibers and babe went to Fort Wayne this afternoon. Fred G. Boyd, the very popular and genial traveling passenger agent of the Clover Leaf road, is in the city. Joe Allgier and wife, of Louisville, Ky., who have been the guests of John Meibers, returned home to-day. Rev. Gregg went to Avilla to-day to deliver an address to the Epworth League at that place. Mrs. Jeff Bryson and Mrs. Wm. Nachrieb returned home from Marion to-day. , ' Mrs. Charley Coverdale and daughter May. of Bluffton, are visiting relatives and friends in the city. An interesting and instructive program will be given at the good citizenship meeting Friday evening. Hear it. Luster Rousch. the very popular cigar manu acturer, of Bluffton, was in the city to-day on business. Miss Maggie Donovan returned from Fort Way oe to day, where she will resume work as teacher in the Feeble Minded Institute at that place. Mr. Jeff. Bryson, representative of Decatur tent, Knights of Maccabees, is attending the state convention of that order at Fort Wayne to-day. Col. Dan Donovan and wife started for Pleasant Plain,lllinois, this afternoon, where they will remain for a few weeks, the guests of Mrs. Donovan’s mother. ; . Jim Middleton, wife and mother took in the excursion to - Toledo yesterday. They also took a ride to Presque Isle, it being the first time for the ladies to enjoy a ride on water by steamer. The late 47th Indiana Regiment will hold their annual reunion at Anderson, on October .3d and 4th. Members in this county will please take notice. October 3d and 4tbMiss Ada Closs, of Belleview, Ky. who has'been, visiting her cousins, the Misses Mary and Amelia Niblick and Mary Closs for the past month, returned to her home to-day. Misses Maud Mcßride and Hattie Ogden, sister of the “Kid” who plays with the Findlay’s and Mrs George Ogden are guests of C. M. France and wife. • David J. Dilling and David Werling, two of Preble township’s prosperous farmers, start for Pennsylvania to-mor-row on a two weeks’ visit to their old homesteads. Mr. Lou Goecke,of Fort Wayne, was in the city yesterday, the guest of Ed Ehinger and family. Mr. G. has been made receiver of the A. C. Trentman wholesale house since its financial collapse. ’ ' Miss Effie Brokaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs L- T. Brokaw, has entered the International College at Fort Wayne, where she will take up the studies of short band, typewriting and book keeping. Success, Effie. A meeting in the interest of good citizenship will beheld at the Court House Friday evening at 7:30. Everybody is ' invited. All members of young peoples’ societies are especially urged to be present. Mary, eldest daughter of Rev. Thomas/ Stabler was married yesterday to Chas?' F. Hunt, of Indianapolis. she was familiarly called here, is well known to all our citizens. letter list. i hist of unclaimed letters remaining ; in the postofflee at Decatur, Ind., for the week ending Sept. 1,1894. FOREIGN. • Mr. Kimpton. > Persons calling for the above will ' please say advertised. i John WelfleyP. M. ’ All kinds of repairing such as re- ! placing buttons, neck bands, &c., done free of charge, at Miller’s* Steam Laundrr-, First and Monroe Streets, •.? d4lw!otf ITARHIAGE LICENSE. J Moses Schmidt to Hattie Pontius.