Decatur Democrat, Volume 40, Number 4, Decatur, Adams County, 10 April 1896 — Page 5

t -Z I — Have you Heard of it? ’ (( ci!v T~:t™~ "1 ; \-—Ji SPECIAL OFFERING FOR THIS WEEK z A GREAT BONANZA FOR YOU. Cape, like cut, made of SL soo<l doiiK fuU nn '* '■ sweep, black,- MmR . 4 navy and tan, at WWW I f. ’■%. All Wool, ('loth Capes at » ft ; -h >■ t'f Wk $1,25, SL6B, U9B, up slo, z 'li-g/X Silk Capes, Velvet Capes, Plain and <4/ ; ■■ ' ? » :w, —tfAiiu- I 1 V-' 1,0 D<) t make }° ur spring purchase *■'• ■ <v/ before seeing our complete line. Prices I ** lower than ever. No trouble to show ' ou ‘ an<l mnke vour selections ' before the best bargains ate gone. JOHN & W. 11. NIBLICK, Executors.

J.ll <’o4 NTY KKMHISI KN< '!•>. «. Wliat Count) Scat ntid Count) <an Heat It. There lives in Portland, the county seat of Jay county. Indiana, a couple who have been married a little more ‘than sixty years. Also another man. who was married on his thirty-eighth birthday anniversary, who was mar ried by the same minister who married bis parents nearly forty years before And the young couple ate their intare dinner from the saine plates from which his parents ale their infare dinner. All the parties to the two wed- * dings are living yet. There also lives there a man who »nce lacked only one vote of being nominated for vice-president of the United States, and who has traveled in every state and territory in the Union except four. There is also living in that place a » fourth cousin to Gen. LaFayette. A Justice of the Peace lives there who in his eight years of justiceship has married 192 couples. ' A lawyer lives there who was married * a few years since by Jthe governor of Indiana. There is an ex-undertaker there who has hurried over three thousand people. That city also contains a resident who has invented the most wonderful astronomical clock, probably ever invented. The clock has eleven sets of hands. A few years since there resided in Portland a nephew of .left. Davis? bis mother being Davis'sister, and Davis grand-nephew' being sheriff of Jay county. Davis' nephew ’s widow sides in Portland yet, Outside the county seat,, yet in the ■ county, resides a man who hits lixeTtni the same farm more than sixty years; he having enteredit from the govern- ’ inent. Another man lives in the county, who is said to lie ins years of age, who has a daughter living aged 75. and a son aged 60 years. And another man who Claims to be 99 years old, and whose * father, he claims, lived to be 11., tfnd his grandfather 130 years of age. The man who built the first jail in the county, and who w'as one of.the first sheriffs of;the county, nearly sixty yearsjago.: also is living in the county yet. Theie is living in the county one of Jay county's first hunters, who has shot Xj and killed eighteen deer at nine different shots in the early days of the county There is also an active school teacher in the county who began teaching public school in 1854, ffnd has followed it ever since with the exception of a few' years he was in the late war,

. HAVE YOU HEARD - OT’ PORT ARTHUR? • . . The New Deep-water City At Sabine Pas?, the new terminus of the great ;- north and south line, ' - The Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad. v -- * I * And the early fruit and vegetable region of the “Gulf Coast | X'djE"Tjexas.” The most attractive lands in the United States for farmers. And the best opening for merchants and mechanics. . . «** i&k- < . . -I ' —7 1 “ H 11l the Ram Belt- and in a Laud of Sunshine and Flowers, ' full particulars call on or address, Seymour Worden, Robert Blackburn, Agents, Dedatur, Ind. Fred H. Rogers, gen. ag’t, 34 Turner building, St. Louis, Mo. 51 ws

There is also in ihe county, in a certain school distr. t, the first public school house ewr I lilt in that district, and the second ar i third and last one. the first being a ,og house, the second a frame and the third and last « brick. All of the school houses aie standing there. ■ / . There was a gas well bored in the cotintv that flowed oil as clear as water, and which burned asjwell as refined oil. Within the borders of the county there is a cow. ttiat gave birth to four calves at one time. The county also contains a hog that was bought for five hundred dollars. Besides all of these singularities, which seem stranger than fiction, yet nevertheless, are true, Jay county. Ind. is the only county of ail hundred and seven conntlesHn the U. S . that w'as named “Jay,” in honor of John jay, the first chief justice of the United States.—Portland Sun. Get your harness oil at H. S. Porter’s. Wo have the best, measure it up and give you what you pay for. No oil in cans to be paid for. Harness new and second band. Everything in our line is complete 2w4 It Mil) be Yoh. The Tennessee Centennial Exposition offers a prize of Moo for the best, poem on the subject “Tennessee." to be read at the celebration of the one-hundredth anniversary of the state. June 1. 1.596 The condition of the competition will be as follows: First. The length of the poem must not exceed 100 lines. Second. Each manuscript Submitted must?have a distinguishing mark or mottg upon it. Liiit not she author's names. Third Each mantisdrip must be accompanied by a sealed envelope enclosing t he. author's name, and having, upon the outside the author's tnar'k or motto. Fourth. No manuscripts will be accepted in this comnetion later thanl2 o'clock noon. May 7,, 189(> t Fifth. Manuscripts should be addressed to G, 11 Baskette. chairman of the Inaugural Ceremonies Committee. Nashville, Tenn. Competitors are requested to have poems typewritten, as this will greatly facilitate the work of examination. Manuscripts should be folded, not rolled. A committee composed of capable literary judges will be chosen to examine the poems and make the selection. . ' Agent for Singer sewing machine arid everything in that line. Repairing, we do the best. All extras sold. 11 S. Porter. > 2w4

~ IS A TBANGE! Lldit N'l'ott. ol PleitMitll Voile), Illi* h Talk tiHh (he Lord, who Tell* Her to Sot <■ Two Vowug Ulen, ami She Doe* ll* Iler Tongue ami Lotver LI tubs Arc l*arnllzi'il. l ull) Sin- ••Touche*?' n % tiling Mail, tthi-ii She ■i ' ‘•Collie* Too.’’ < As sent ns by John Elzey,). Pleasant Valley meeting of Friends. -■ Adams county. 1 ndiana At our prayer tneeiing Sunday evening. March 1.7. IsiHi, o.'curred a scene long to he remeniliered by these I hat witnessed the power ot (tod- nianlfested through the person ol Sister l.ida Nelson, a young lady ol about twenty -one years ot age. One tn whom the church has explicit eontidence and believi.s she exhibits in her daily life ■the fruit of her spirit. Cal. •">. 22-2 Ci. At the close of the meeting, and after a majority ot the audience hail gone home, it was noticed by lite janitor, she was not preparing to go. The attention of the few reniaining ones was called to the fact and about IW’enty-live remained. On furliter examination it was seen site had gone into a trance, in this unconscious condition she remained about three-fourths of an hour. .On coming to it was found she was deprived of her speech and tlie use of her lower limits. By her actions it was evident she had seen a vision. Handing her the Bible she turned to the eighth chapter ot Romans. While this was read to her,•she acted it out, or lived it in the spirit, in a way that was marvelous beyond description. While the people was pray ing and pleading with God to restore her speech, the case of Zacharias. Luke Ist. »»3, was brought to the mind of Sister Elzey, who procured pencil and paper, handing it to her she wrote, asking the church to pray for two young men of our m ighborhood, tone was present' who had given their hearts to God a few months before but had become discouraged. When asked why she could not talk, she- wrote My Tongue is still and Goif has shown me‘*tliat I can't talk—until 1 see the absent one who was then at his home about one and :i half miles away. It has been shown me that 1 can talk when 1 seethe absent one (calling him by name) (Writes, their future seems awful—dark —before me. God has shown me they are going down to ruin. We must send for him <Re was sent ton and pray for him whei? he comes and Sing. There is power in Jesus Blood and God will answer our pray er, ttur prayers will not be answered until he comes it is for him to see the power of God.—l see the two ways, ‘turning her eyesupwards. 1 see a bright way. the glory of God Shining in her countenance, Turning her eyes downward. With the picture of dispare in her face, all is darkness 1 never experienced such power before it is all for them. The Devil wants to lead tham down to Hell and—God dont, want them to go, (She shows Great agony and distress) i Writes) 1 am not worrying, about myself it is all glory with me. 1 have no Sins resting upon me I know God-is leading me by his Spirit and showed me their awful Doom if they do not turn to God—Tonugue can not tell Or express the feeling of those present when the Brother came and—her toutigue was loosed —and the right use of hur lower limbs was restated.. Taking him by the hand—and —kneelidg dow’th with him prayed as-never before after I praying She delivered, the message. God had given het which consisted 1n there ! present condition ami the awful Doom | that had.been revealed to her if they eo:i-i tinned to rebell against thd tight of Gods i will Both of the boyes implored Gods ' torgiytic-. ■ and expressed a wT.tngness t<> ' (re obedient ‘ to him who, doeth ail things .veil. The undersigned says ’they witnessed I he above. . John Elzey Lucinda EJzy. Chas. Martz. John Durbin. James Gilvert. A. M. Ditrbin. Robert E. Gould, Homer Elzey, Edward G. i Anderson. Logan Wolfe. .1. H. Fairchild. I John A. Gilbert. Aino* Fairchild. Erwin’ Lahrnon. Alpha (’. Elzey. Beftha I:. Anderson. Mrs. John Anderson. Ranza Wolfe J. M. Anderson. Mrs. Emma Gilbert. Heal F.stati' Transfers. liaelrel A ttiisli to Alferd F.liott 1-3.01 to acres Jettersoh tp J SO CO (too H Kelley to Alter,! Elliott 40 acres . Jefferson tp 1000 CO E Reese to If Reese 7.7 aeres Root tp •?W0 00 A Murray to 1> I. Adams SO acres Jefferson tp . ......... 3560 00 W Russell to It Elzey a, acres Washington t.p — 1600 o 0 W Russell to AV .1 Russeil pt out lot S 4 Decatur....... 1500 00 A Erhart to .1 Erhart so aeres French township 1000 00 C F.wel to T Ewcl SO acres Root tp.. .. 3000 00 Lizetta Panne to (’ Bultemire 46 aeres Root tp . : ■ ■ 71HW Lizetta Panne to J SelkiugSO acres Root tn -X0 CO J w Teeple qc<l to Mplinda Frontleld V'B aeres Washington tp.- ■. 5000-00-Mahuda Fronffeld to J W Teeple IOS acres Washington tp .MM 0 00 P Sprungcr.b) D Sprunger inlet* ttm. 307 and 30S Borne 500 (Ml Mary I Longaeher to P J Moser inlot 135 Herne .'.I 265 00 Edna S Piekett J Abnet 40 acres Mon-. , roe t p... 600 00 N Berger to Soplitll Berger 101’.’3 Decatur 100 (0 N Berger to Rosa Heffner lot 31 De-eat-ur . ....*.. 100 00 G Thompson to S E Fuller inlets 33. 34 Pleasant Mills 6QO 00 Greve to C Gallmire4o acres Root tp. 3135 00 D Sehideger to P Lieehlz lot 03 Berne I3i’il 00 Smith X.Bell to George Zelia SO aeres Jefferson tp -■■■•- l->ttO 00 M>,-rgritt:i Wemhofl to B i‘Wemhotfet al outlet .-'.I Deeatur 560 00 Go to Goo. w. Roop’s for the cheapest hand made hoots and shoes in Adams county. Men and boys’ calf and kip shoes.:' l.mitlier and rubber cement. I’alcliing a specialty. J>92d(»tno -Iwbmo Ss— . Uvadael e oad? Get Mile®' Fain CIUj. . ' * t - i--' . '

. I*lea*nnt A nllev Item** Mis Rachel Martz, of Geneva was visiting relatives in tills vie'mit.v last week. Ed llensey. of Decatur, Sunday at tlli.s place Logan Wolfe isatllieted with lilgrippe. Mr Burnett is home from his visit In Ohio. Several of the (Junkers attend<*<l prayer meeting nt, Daye Wells' near Salem Monday evening. We omitted Io chronicle the marriage of Otto Sy phefs and Eva Painter which occurred two weeks ago. tint do so now With all du, apologies, Success. The ) I’, s. < .E. is growing in interest and attendance. It meets every Sablujtli evening, one hour before church services. John IE Durbin is quite sick with typhoid lever. Bill I lerron's new house i- about finished. Joliii Sutlef went to Monroe the other <lay and missed hi-, pocket-book. Tliinking he had lo.t it along the road, he walked all the way home looking for it and found it -at home, where he had left it. Bevond nil <|t,estion of a doubt Jake Fiillenkamp has the linest. up to-date line of dry goods, laces and lace curtains ever offered to the public in this city It will certainly interest vou to call and cast your optics over thia stock, before buying Notice |o Contractor*. The trustees of the Methodist church of Pleasant Mills will receive sealed bids for the carpenter work on a frame building for church purposes. The bids will be receive f up to the -J-'i’h day of April, fs'.ii;. at ten o'clock a m.. when thev will be rtpe’ ed The plans and specifications can be seen at Wm. Armstrong's at Pleasant Mills. The trustees reserve the right, to reject anv and ail bids. Address all commun’ca’ions to J. I). Winans, Pleasant Mills. Indiana. 4w3 CJothing will lie sold regardless of cost at Jake Fullenkamp's for the next few days. Must make room for a large stock of summer goods. Call earlv and get the best. You don't have to know whether your goods are all wool or cotton: it makes r.o difference if you use Putnam Dyes. Thev color any fibre at one iioiling. in the same kettle. Ten cents per package. Sold by W. 11. Naehtrieli.druggist. Household goods without end sold cheaper than ever and the best we ever had on hand. Beds, lounges, chairs, rockers, tables, cook stoves. Come and see our farming tools. 2w4 • If. S. Porter. Attention Farmer*! Anyone having 1 colts to castrate can have the same done by calling on or addressing S. W Weldy. Peterson. Ind . or Dr. E, Il Leßrun. Decatur. 4w4 - Neglect of the hair often destroys its vitality and natural hue. and causes it to fall out. Before it is too late, apply Hall's HaipTleift’wer. a sure remedv. g N7L- — A: - - , — t 'l’he Fiench say --it is the impossible that happe: *." This has proved to be the ea*e I with the Mount l.ebamfli Shaker'. The I whole -eu'idilie world lifts been hiUoriug to 1 cure d 'pepsia. but eves v etl'oll seemed to I meet with defeat. The suffering from’ ; s.tmmizii tfoubli's has be'eome almostjmii versa!. Mu'fWmles. have no desire for : food mid that which they do eat'causes 'them . s-'uLmid distress, .sleepless niahls are t ■ rule and not the exception, and I thousands of -sufb-rers lune become disemirazed. The Shakers of Mount Lebanon' recent v I’ame to the front With their new Digest ive Cordial, which contains not only a food iiheady.dig-sted. but is ajdmestu of i food. It promptly relieves nearly all forms lof indigestion. Ask yotrr druggist for one I of their books. Lax Al. tili- riew Castor Oil. is being used in hospitals, Lt is sweet as honey. PILES Cl imTHOE. f ■’‘SIL I WILL HF AT Iffi’imt, MIESSE HOUSE, AFTERNOON OF APRIL 23, | ■ FORENOON. OF APRITg24 -> - ~i--All persons, male or suffering from Prolapsing Fissures. Catarrh, Inflammation. Ulceration, Constipation. Bleeding. Blind or ITCHING FILES are kindly requested to call and see me. ' ■ .. ; ISTo Exaiiiiiißtiou. INTO Operation.. ConHxiltatioii T’roo. Medicine placed IH K ECT'to the diseased parts bv vourself. I claim the most complete successful, orieinii! ami sensible method ot treating this tern- 1 ble disease ever offered to the’ public. Bv this treatment ulceration in the rectum can be healed as well as if the ulcers were on the outside. Come and see me_and learn sometliing new—l - will save you hundreds o‘s dolla&f. Most Kindlv Yoitrs v '■ s. I TARNFY, Auburn, Ind. ■ . .. «. .. ■ J*..- •

CASE OF NEW WOMAN She Robs Houses While Her Husband Stays at Home With the Baby, BARN AND CONTENTS CONSUMED Beveriil lleu<l of Live Slock Cremated. Pearl f>;»um’s Slayer >rnteuce(l at l.vansville Belmont < Hj/en fn.jtire<l h\ Caught In ( ogu lieel<--ProM|>e<l ing Im* Oil at Broad Hippie NoteiL* Ev W'Vii.i.i;, Ind., April 9. — man and woman giving the naifios ot Mr. and Mrs. John D<-v< re. iv-eompam,d bv an 18-njonfbs-old baby, arrived m the city Monday, taking ronins at th<- Randall. They were, arrested ye-t.-l'dav evening and the woman coufes" d that she had ,-nhered several houses daring the day. As Mme. Peiiancaus’• had secured two diamond rings, val dar S2OO, and Siu in cash. She .oat.red boldly and if seen by any of rhe i.uuiseliold, she Would make apologi, -. give some e.vmse for being there and taG- iu r departure. The man stays at tie-hotel aiql cares for the baby while the woman doe.' the work. They claim Rochester, N, Y., as their home. < Victimized Other Families. Laporte, Ind.. April 9. —Two months ago a young woman giving her name as Clara Shore of Fort Wayne, xvas given a home in the family of Charles (la\yoo<l of this county. Last Friday she disapx peared, aud at the same time a horse and buggy ami a gold watch proved to Ibe missing. It is now claimed that the girl's name is Garrison, and that she has victimized families elsewhere. A reward of $-50 has beeji offered for her arrest. ~"lr —’ — Grieved Over His Brother’ll Death. Mi< Hioax (’ri v, Ind., Apri| 9.—Dr. Alexander J,. Mullen. Jr., of this place, om- of the most widely known Catholic physicians 111 northern Indiana, ha.~ become deraiigi-d. Hi' condition i.'considered alarming. The cause is attributed to grief over'the death of his brother and overwork. Dr. Mullen i.-, tin- United S-tate< surgeon here, and is at the head of the Mullen hospital. Pearl Daum’s slayer Senteirced. Evansville. Ind.. April -9..—The trial of George Ru'brighHcharged with the murder of Pearl Damn, was concluded here am ho xvas sentenced to the penitentiary for life. Rubright stabbed the young lady to death at a revival .at Ingle" Street church last December. The plea was insanity, he having been iiij.au asylum in 1891. The jury decided he was sane. The verdict gives general satisfaction in this city. Department Teachers scarce. Elwood, Ind., April 9. —This city will employ 39 teachers in the publicschools during the coming term, and all have been selected but 13. There is a shortageof >■ ,<-cessfuldepartment teachers. and the school board has been unable to complete rhe list. Superintendent Fitzgibbon is visiting the State Normal school ar Terre hopeful of supplysig the deficiency. Prospectiny . I'or Oil. P.uoAii ReWi.i-:. Inti.. April 9. —The interest in, Lie prospeerilig for oil here is Io pt up by continued visits from -represent iftives of the Indiauapoli' G:is ■ company -a-iult Pirt<burg capitalist'. • There is no drilling of wei'lsyet. hut a- , Pittslmrg man says rluir there will be a , well “shet ‘ on’the Mustard farm xA rth- , in three wees-. < aiVn’it In the Coi*" heels. But.vox ; . 1 ml.. April 9.—Jay Kent, while operating :rn old-fashioned grist mid .--aw niil.i 'a Sa’r .creek, rujiby wati-r yo_\\ < ’ had Us elothii g ('aught in the cogwheels, ami livtere he . <-<>uld tree himself-was torn entirely from his body. Air, Konf' w<s so Gt'dly briGsedaloritthe head and body tii.it Jie ttiay die. Barn ami Contents Consumed. Waksxx'v, Iml.. April 9. ■—The belonging to Nichoias-, R.ibbitt. two . milt's northeast of lu re, with c.>iiti'!.t.-, consisting pf several head of live stocK. grain, farming implements, etc., was destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss, $5,000, with ssOO insurance. Victim of Cigarette Smoking. Frankton, hid., .April - 9.—(hn»'r Maples, a young malt of this place, is dying with consumption, said to have been brought on by the excessive use of cigarettes. INDIANA NEWS NOTES. A den of counterfeiters has been unearthed at Bristol. The H "11114 t'ffvingS and Loan association of Warsaw, capital $?0,900, has been incorporated. Junies A. Steele, an old soldier'and fornier tow iisliin trustee ol Pm nani county, died xesterda- at Greencastle. (lovernor Mat t hew s has appointed Janies B. Wallace trustee of tlie State Soldiers' 1 home to succeed himself. Indianapolis police are making'war upon bicycle rulers who appear upon the streets w ithout bells and lanterns. Many, arrests have been in ide. A new Democratic weekly paper, edited by Hal A FJlswortU, now editor of the (.'raw lord Comity Democrat, will be e.'tablished at English next week. A. K. Deels, held on pharj{e of einliez.z.ling funds oeiongiug to the Richmond lodge of Odd Fellows, of which he was the secretary, is held tinder bonds of SLtKX) for grand jnty action. « “ludianapolis coal ami coke dealers ai e laying in a stock of fuel for use next winter. Thev think man) people willgtol-at,-temot to go hrotjgh the winter w t iiout other fuel lo 'Upplemclit the gas supply. .M ii'li.ie-r 11;"H. a veteran, employees the Vnmtalia. died yesterday at Terre Haufu j of blood poi--oiling, caused by malpractice in the doctoring of a co.ru. He'had been employed by the railroad company for ov r 30 years. hi.i Tullis has brought suit at I’ortbtnd ng'>il£LA ■< i e: it; 11<• 1 I.l nding.".. (kH>'danlages., f ;4ll,'g.ng ? tascluh ol' prortiis? She el.iints fl' tt on two (Efferent ore isiim' they arrangid to be married.’ but each lime he failed to earry Out his agreemeu

i:l ( LIVES I SETBACK. Bill to lilopl tb«- .Meti'le system Kt'ferred Back to the < oiiiinitte<*. \ WAsinxc,rox, April 9. - Tim bill to adopt the metric sV'D-m of weights and tw'u.siiri's was yesterday sent back to the committee on coimige, weight'ami .measure' for further consideration. ()n tin' first vote it had a majority of two, but the opposition was aggressive ami after a series of votes it was recommitted, 130 to .*9. The remainder of the day was devot'd to debate on the bill to exempt sailing ves-sels engaged in the coastwise .ti'.'idi' from compulsory pilot-ag'-laws w'itli the understanding that a vote should hi' taki'ii this afti'i'iutoii. The bill xvas'clmnipi'ini'il by Mr. Paytie (Ibp., N. Y.p Mr. Simpkins (Rep., AL" -,;:;md opposed by'Air. Minor ( Rep , Wi.s.j and .Mr.. Gummings (Dem., N. A’.;. .Mr. ('yipmimt' .in the course of his remark- charged that Mr. I’liaiuberlin, c'ommissip'.ierof n.'ivigarii.m, had been lobbying in favor of the hili: The conference report on the agricultural appropriation lull was adopted. —: - ■ sui t. JX DBY Dot K. ■» Not Sufihient Water to I’loat the Battlefthip Indiana. AV V'liixuTox. April 9. —'I'Tie battleship Indiana is still in the dry dock at Port Royal, though if was expected that she would come out today. All thenecessary arrangements were made to that end. but there was nor enough water over the sill of the dock to l»ermit the big ship to float out. but it is' hoped that in the course of a day or two, with the increasing tide, the lus (liana niaXt'otue out easily. \ To pi’Tveht the settleim nt of the ship upon the blocks under her bottom. 15 feet of Water has been let into the dock, not enough to float the off the blocks, but sufficient to relieve greatly • the pressure.upon tliem.Uon.'tructor Taylor has just returned to Washington from Port Royal and he says that the ship was admirably hanu.ed in the docking: Her"bottom was fouiiit i" be in excellent condition. Jii.triK'tiinis tor Ite’.euue Officers. AV is-'ixcT'is. April 9. —The instructions to Uiiiteil States revenue ves.teis for rhe patTol of the seal waters during the approaching season have been completed by the treasury department ami will s’nortlybe issued ro tin- captains of the vessels'. They are substantially tilt) same as those of la-t year. . ‘ " ... : SJ Pensions I’or Two-Time Widows. AA ashingtox'. April 9.—Sentit. r Allen has introduced a bill providing tor tilt) restoration ot the names of .widows of soldiers to rhe pension rolls after the death of the second husbands, who by reason of a see-ond marriage have been dropped from.the pension roll'. Measles (onlined to Otte Child. Washington. April 9.—Dr. O'Reilly, the white house physician, xvho is attending tile Cleveland chiliiren at Woodley, reports that little Esther im coming along nicely, and that so far b the measles has not spread to the other children. House Plants, Cut Flowers. Met Pieces for tiiueraH, Flower* for graves. Ornamental trees, for cemeteries. Fruit Trees anti t Hie* of all kinds.. .All Sold at Lwest Prices. ' - W’ilt open-sab s room an I yards April • Ist. A’! stock fresh trom* Springfield, Obi t. Troy. Ghio. Fort Wayne. Ind : ■ - '' i 1. .E MTESS.ET ., r _ All rt mna'its in clothing will be sold a vour own price a' lake I'ti leneamp 4 There are bargains never beard of. Tak J your children w th you. ■„ It is now Eli Crist, county assess- ' or. be being appointed to till the vpc'itti'x' caused by the resignation of J. F. Pbr-ter. You can get fresh reliable garden seeds,either in bulk or in package of Page Blaekburfi. Successor to Blackburn A Miller. "3w-3t. Grafting wax 10 cents a cake at Blackburn's drug store. ;>w-3t. All person knowing themselves indebted to M- Bremerkantp. either by note or book account, will the fact that all said accounts are left with-lake Fiillenkamp. at the old stand, ■ for collection. Thanking therfmblic for past favors. Mr. Fußeukaoip will certainly merit an increased business. The public will be insured of fair and courteous treatment. and always find prices the lowest. THE MARKETS TO-DAY. (Corrected daily for The Democrat.) Wheat No. 2 68 lorn —» 0at5N0.2..... .... y.......U> to 20 Rye • :■••••••. \g T G “Clover. jed prime.. ..... 454) Clover (A Isyke) ••• t 20 Timothy.. 2 00 Flax .. s »> Butter . .10 to 14 Eggs .7.7.... .77. .... IT" Lard 4“ Potatoes' . • • A in Hants, ••• 10 Shoulders 8 Bacon , .... ....; ' 8 Wool, unwashed .to to 14 Wool, washed . ..17to 20 . Cattle.... ...:....3 00to 350 Hogs .3 00 to 350 , Sfuiep. M‘o 4 Hay ..........G .....110.-00 to»12.00. A . Beef hides ••• ■ ■ ■ +e t\tlf hides . ..i,.'.