Decatur Democrat, Volume 40, Number 26, Decatur, Adams County, 10 September 1896 — Page 8

TO CORRESPONDENTS. All correspondence must be in this office by Wednesday morning at the latest. The attention of our correspondents is especially called to this fact. We go to press Thursday morning, instead of Friday as formerly, and we take this method of informing our large and energetic family of correspondents. But send in the news. CALVARY ITEMS. The infant child of Joseph Cbronistei died Tuesday and was bin ed Wednesday afternoon. Mrs L. Giiint, Mrs Simon Trasters and mother spent We hies lay with Mrs. II.M Daniels, .Mrs. Simuel Workirger, Mrs Geo. Hudson and daughter spent Wednesday with J- W Cowan and family. Rev Sum Cramer p eached an inter* estingsermon at Salem last Sunday. Mrs. Dan Helm and two daughters visited Mrs J W. Cowan Saturday. There are several east's ot whooping cough in this vicinity 1 A sewing. match in honor of Mrs. 1,/zzie Cowan of S'. Paris, Ohio, was ;-,.dd at the home of Mrs. E. H.iCowan, Those present were Mary Falk, Sat ah Cowan’. Eunice Dea'lh, Niilie Steele. Caroline Smith, of Pleasant Mills. A number from this p'ate are attend ing the Van Wert Fair. Rev Bi'ichier, wife and daughter who have been visiting relatives and triends for some time, returned home Saturday. PLEASANT VALLEY. Rev Henry McKinley preached two go.id sermons Sunday. Nelson-Xoudon wheeled to Marion Sunday, returning Tuesday. George Gilbert and wife of Decatur, were in onr midst Tuesday. Last Sudday Dayton Lhamon was fifty-three years of age. The children and others were present to remind him of the fact. There will be a social held at the Valley corner next Saturday night. Refreshments on the ground. Ed Menefee and wife and Mrs. N. Blackburn of Decatur, pissed through here last Sunday enroute to Wabash town hip Married, las'- week. Andrew Stevely to Mis. Catharine Wolf. We extend congratulations. Will Johnson moved to the Cross ■ farm Tuesday. Things we would like to see: Bryan elected president and silver carry the day, and the wage earner’s money be worth 'as much as the millionaires. We would like to see the people of the Valley be pf one mind and dwell in unity,, and for them to realize that in unity there is strength. A house divided against itself cannot stand. United we stand, divided we fall. Peterson & Amspaugh are baling hay in this vicinity. Liwis Newport; who removed to Illinois two years ago, returned last week to this county from Lawrence county Ills. MOMIOE ITEMS. The hoop factory is running in full blast, giving employment to about thirteen hands at good wages, notwith- ; tuudiog many complaints of hard times. George M. Kiinhas moved tp Monr< ■: with fiis household and will make this his earthly home in future. D,il Sacket of Hoagland, has succeed ed John Jeffery as section boss at Monroe, the latter being discharged. Joseph Rogue is having a wire fence put around his twenty acres south of Monroe. Miss Marie Walton is confined to her b d with typhoid fever attended bv Dr Andrews The M : sses G ace and Eva Simcoke spent last. Sunday with friends near Monroeville. There are several republicans in and around Moiifbe who are wearing the badge of thi-ir corivieijons will vote for Bryan and bewail. Jacob Miller drove a team to Monroe last Saturday, and'concluded the sidewalks were made to drive on and across, <zbut he drove across the w our fellows walk, and was arrested and fined The Monroe- side walks are bad enough without teams and wagons making them .wots"... ”■ * ; The three huxster wagons that leave Monroe 'every day and return in the evening, are doing a slashing bhsi.ness. each one bringing in heavy loads of eggs. Juda Hoffer and John Grass, our painreis. have the .j >b of painting and papering all the school hous s in Monroetownship The democrats of Monroe organized a silver club last Saturday night. Over fifty joined the club at its organization, and it is said that fifty more will join at the next meeting. The Monroe silvei club will meet every Saturday night at -the Hall. Everybody is. inyfted to join the club. The Monroe peeper reports the saloons open last Sunday, the patrons going in and boldly taking their drinks and coming out to tel) the Venture, they knowing it is unlawful for any saloon keeper tn allow any rer=on in the ,»a-

Mrs Lemuel Williams returned to tier winter quarters,. Indianapolis, i where sl4 remains until spring when I she moves to her farm a few miles east of hero The dogs ond cats of Monroe are on the sick list and dying of some terrible disease, perhaps poison. Mrs Levi Gross is lying at the point of death with consumgtion. Died: . August 12, 1896, at his residence in Monroe, David M. Hendricks, husband of Rosa Hendricks, aged 36 years. He was the oldest son of Bazel and Mary A Hendricks. He was born and raised on his fathers farm near Monroe, he united with the M. E. church at 15 years of age and lived a faithful Christian until his death David had been afflicted for many years with that dreadful disease, Elipsy, of which be died. The funeral services were held at the M. E church, and be was intered at the Ray cemetry. LINN GROVE. Mrs. lantoa Mathers of Chicago, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John ' Huffman. Died, on Wednesday of last week, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Flory. Age seven months ami nine days Domestic was cro'vdtd beyond !>• r capacity last Friday evening to hear! Brunt on the popular political issues. The Bluffion Glee Club and the Linn,; Giove Cornet Band contributed to the ' en’ husiasm. On Saturday evening at the bride's parents occurred til - marriage nuptials of Daniel Baumgartner and Nellie, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Huffman. R j v. Platz officiating. A large number of invited guests were present and partook of the good things for the occasion Onr cornet band attended the infair reception of the joy- | ful pair on Sunday at she home of the groom's mother, Mrs. Caroline Baumgartner. where they rendered appropri- ■ ate selections of music. The first frame dwelling built in the | town is being taken down to be re-| placed with one in keeping with modern architecture. Ed Neuenschwan ler is m-’.king the improvement. Victor E Russell of Fort Wayne, was here Tuesday in the interest of Dunn’s Mercantile Agency. Mrs Dr Matlfers’ of Chicago, attended the Baumgartner-Huffman weding. David Baumgartner and consort left Monday with their goods and well wishes of their many admirers for Markle, where he will carry on the ’ photograph business Several Sunday schools visited and held a picnic at the grove near Salem church last Saturday. Pleasant hours was the result of the gathering. BERNE. Sam Simison returned Thursday from Oden, Mich. Chas. Hocker of Monroe was a caller in town Friday. Henry Ashbaucher Sundayed with his parents at Decatur. Berne Oil Well No. 3 was shot Saturday. They claim it is the best of their j three wells John Hoecker attended the picnic al Salem Saturday. 0 i Friday, morning, twenty-five relatives of Ed Luginbnll assembled at his home to remind him of his 50th birthday. The party took dinner at his place and enjoyed a general good time Fred Nekderhouser of L ; nn Grove, was in town Saturday Mrs. Dan Shel'ey returned Saturday from a week’s visit with Bluffton relatives. Walter Broughton Sundayed intown Misses Fmma and Ella Kelley were a' Portland Saturday. J. F. Lachot and family left Monday on a ffisit to Illinois. Miss Ella Ray Sundaved at Monroe, Born.jo Simon Gilliom and wife, a boy, last Tuesday. Mrs. Camohidl o f Hartford ,-City, is the guest of Mrs. Erwin Jo-. li.mk-r ami wife of Monroe, were callers here Tuesday. I. Two <.f Bernes yOung people, Amos Ren.-ser and Clara Biqler, were married a> the Mennonite a church Sunday evening. The correspondent wishes the young couple, a prosperous future. SimSimi'-on is filling the place of | Rwi Lehman at the pank while the .Halter is in Michigan. i The democratic central committe will meet at the Arena Hall in Berne, .Thursday of this week Fl'ed Eichenberger returned from his Michigan trip Wednesday. A few of our boys smoked cigars on that big girl that arrived at John Baumgartner’s home Tuesday. Pi ter Hoffman of Linn Grove was seen on cur streets Tuesday. Mbs Nor,i Hoffman, of Linn Grove is acting as substitute teacher in room I No. -5, during the sickness of E M. Ray. MissVora Lehman’returned, Monday from i months visit with relatives at South Bertd. 1 Jesg. Michaud has put on th« white apron and is learning the barber trade with Reisen Bros. •. Chas. Braurn, of Fort Wayne, was I vi«itin<r rniativcg here the first of tb n j wees. ; |

H. Martz and Frank Emery were arrested here Monday, and arranged before Squire Reisen’s court to answer to a charge oi assault and battery on the person of Mic Grasser The boys plead guilty and States Attorney Ford, of Geneva, fixed the fines at 81.00 and costs, which amounted to 80.05 apiece. Rev. Vitz and familv.of Decatur, were the guests of Rev. Rieff and tamily. Tuesday PLEASANT MILLS. Our town still continues to boom W. P Porjer is still quite sick. Rev. I). B Reckard contemplates erecting a dwelling house this tall for his own occupancy. The picnic in the grove last Saturday was very largely attended Dick Boyd, of Decatltr, spent Sunday with his pments here. D. B. Erwin and family, of Decatur, attended the picnic here last Saturday. Walter Murray and family, of Decatur. Sundayed at this place. Friends fro n a distance visited with R-v R°ckard and wife the first of the ! week. Charley Gm i isllr blacksmith, is at ’ iii< post of duty again, after a week's [ visit at Winchester The new store building is completed ind Yager & France are putting m h \ large stock of groceries The.social given at the new M. E. jchurch last Saturday evening was i largely attended ami was quite a sue cess. On a bid of ten’dollars the name quilt, was awarded to Jacob Rawley. The democratic club will meet, again next-Saturdav evening. Come out and hear the political issues discussed. Two speakers will be present from Decatur Township Levies. The following are the levies made 1 by the different township trustees ! throughout the county, with tile exI ueption ot Hartford whieti levy has ! not as tyet been filed: U lion township—Township. 10; | | special, 40; road, 10; special road, 5. Root township—Township, to; I tuition, 5; special, ‘2O; road, 25; special road, 10. Preble townshin—Township, 15; l special, 15; road, 30; special road, 5. : • Kirkland township,—Township, 5: ■ tuition, 10, special, 30; road, 10; special roai, 5. Washington township—To wu--sh+p,—2s-;tuitien,s; 15; special road, 10. St. Marys township—Township, 6; tuition, 40: special, 12; road, 15; special road, 5. Blue Creek township—Township, 10, tuition, 5; special, 10; road, 10; special road, 10. Monroe township—Township, 12; tuition, 5; special, 8; road, 10; special road, 5. French township—Township, 15; tuition, 10; special, 20; road, 10; special road, 5. I ' Wabash township—Township, 10; j tuition, 10; special, 10; road, 10; i special road, 10. Jefferson township—Township.15* tuition, 5* special, 45; road, 10; special road, 5. Decafur school—Tuition, 25; special school, 25; library, 2; tuition poll, 25; special school poll, r.q, I)eca tu r 4 Co rpo rat io n—Ge ner al, 53; interest on water works bonds, sitikirfg fund, 5; interest on 50; general fund, 17. Geneva school—Special, 40; local tuition, 35; tuition poll, 50;- special school poll, 50. G -neva Corporation—Street, 25; corporation, 5; interest on school house, 10; interest on prison bonds, 5; school house bonds, 10; prison bonds, 20; male dog, §1; female, $2. Berne school—Tuition, 25; special, 50. Berne Corporation—General, 20; sinking, 30; street, 15; male d<>g s , §2; female, $3; p ill, 81. The Clover Leaf will issue low rate excursion tickets Sept. 11 from stations Frankfort to Maumee, inclusive, schedule stops on -'‘Fast Line” No. 6, to Put-in-Bay, via Toledo and D? & C. fast passenger steamer, leaving Toledo at 9:15 a. m., Sept. 11. Rates range from $1 00 to 53.00. Tickets good returning trains 3 or hos Sept. 12. n C. C. Jenkins. Quarterly meeting at the M. E. church next Sunday. Rev. F. TSimpson, presiding elder, will be at both the morning and evening Communion at close of morningser\ice. ate coEilially /invited. It is reported that the. New Miesse is about to change hands. It is not known who the lucky par ties will be however, as there are several figuringou the deal. Doty, the tailor, ho® ” change o f | auvernsement. Read it.

SWINDLERS AT WORK ) » i Alleged Piano Agents Working the Farmers In Northern Indiana. ‘ NINETY NICHOLSON LAW CASES. Broke Hlh N«vk In a Huggy Wheel. IlllnoU ex-PrH-.uor* ot War—Barn and Large Quantity of Wheat Burned—Urbana Camp Meeting — Lt<|uor lAconae Application Knocked Out—State Now... ' Laporte, Ind., §ept. 9.—Two-straiig-ers, claiming to be representatives of a Chicago piano bouse, have been operating in northern Indiana. It is said, their speculations will amount to thousands of dollars. Fapin in the form of negotiable notes has turned up in Lagrange and Steuben counties, where the plan of operation yvas to place a piano in a farmer's house and the farmer was to advertise its merits for a stated sum. Receipts were signed for the pianos, ami this pap: y now comes back in the form of motes tor each Reports from other indicate that file same swindle was generally played'. IN THE HANDS OI V RECEtt KR. Fort Wayne Electric’“RaTTwruy Company Taken In Charge by the Court. Ft. Wayne, Sept. 9.—The consolidated Electric Railway company of tins city passed •into the hands of a receiver yesterday. The-Hon. John H. Bass and M. S. Robison were appointed by the court on the motion of the attorneys for Frank DeHass Robison of Cleveland. The receiver was asked to protect the company from outside indebtedness, i It is alleged that the appointment was made necessary’'by the fact that J. J. Shepherd of Cleveland, former president of the company, diverted $1,500,000 of bonds which were to be used as collateral security. The company is capitalized at $2,000,000. RESUMED WORK. _—a>..._ Workingmen Happy Over the Mills In the Gas Belt Starting I p. Anderson, Ind., Sept. 9.—Business I throughout the Indiana gas belt is open- ! ing-up.in a manner that brings gladness to the hearts of file nutny idle men.Yesterday the American. Wire Nail company .started work with about 700 men; the American Tinplate company I at. Elwood with 1,000 men; the Arcade ' Tile works of Anderson, with a part of I their 400 employes; the American Keg company with a full foree; and tiie Union Steel company at Alexandria resumed work under the management of a receiver. There is general rejoicing in Indiana’s gas belt. Urbana, Ind., Sept. 9. —Hundreds of persons from this and surrounding counties are attending the Union Holiness campmeeting. Saturday night ih.ere was a high wind, which blew down the large.tent and the kitchen on the grounds, but did little damage. As many as 2,000 people have attended one ‘meeting. The Rev. Mr. Laughlin, an evangelist of Chicago, is in charge, and the song services are led bv B. H. Kennedy of Hull, Ills. The -meetings will continue all this week. Has Not Been Heard From. Connersville, Ind., Sept. 9, —No trace has been found of W. G. Young, who fled from this city under a cloud, being charged with executing forged checks. The amounts were small, and no very persistent effort is being made to capture him. Young is well know’ll in Sons of Veterans’ circles, where he was given the title of “colonel,” and in which he held prominent positions, lie was also a teacher until overcome by dissipated habits. Over Ninety Nicholson Law Cases. Croyvn Point, Ind., Sept. 9—The September term of the Lake county court convened in this city yesterday with Judge J. H. Gillett on the bench. The docket is the largest in the history of the county, being composed of 681 cases, of which 141 are criminal. One murderer v ill be tried this week, Herman" Hasper, for the killing of his brother-in-1 w, Andrew Defries, last June.' Ove; 90 Nicholson law cases are also to be heard.. Assaulted by a Colored Man. Terre Haute, Ind., Sept. 9. —Miss , Lou Arthur, daughter of a prominent family of West Terre Haute, was seized by an unknow’ii colored man while returning home and was being dragged , into the bushes of the roadside when William Hantz was attracted by her screams and effected her rescue. Her ’ assailant escaped. Miss Arthur had 1 been for some time in ill health and is now completely prostrated. Died of Diptlieryt. i New Castle, Ind., Sept. 9.—Rufus Ratcliff, son of Gyrus Ratcliff, died yesterday of diphtheria. lie received instructions at Purdue, and at the time of his death was- manager ot the loleco Electric Railway company at Toledo, , O. This is the second death from dipl thoria fever in the Ratcliff family, Miss Nellie Ratcliff having died a few days ago. ' ~ : '' Will Use a, Patent Tanning Process. Columbus, Ind., Sept. 9. —F. T. . Crump, Arthur Overstreet and J. H. • Thompson have formed a stock com- » pany by which the Hoosier bicycle : factory will be converted into a tannery, e| to begin operations at biice. Crump i and Overstreet furnish the capital, and ' I Thompson a patent tanning process. Knocked Out Hie ApplieaHoti. Lewisville, Ind., Sept. 9.—Aiiother saloon war is on hefe. A man mimed TA eaver filGl an application for'a liquor license before the Henry county coninnssionors. A remonstrance was filed which knocked him out. This is the f fifth time the citizens of Franklin townfchi') 'Zig- ug. ■N-.'.- CS' I tablishmeut of a'saloon at Lewisville.

RIAL ■•TATI TRANSPIRB. Hujlh'l Shoemaker to .John 11. Rolf. HO I acres Hartford township,.s3soo YVilltiun I’. Hoskinson to,I. 11. Relg, lot ) 353, (lenvvn 000 Elijah Mllllngerto Hnldah Drummond, 23 acres. Root township SOO George Ohler to Mnrgiiret.t Realty, und 2-3 40 acres. Root township <IOO Lawrence M. Hendrlcksto Mary .1. Ray. west Y 4 !» out-lot 83, Decatur «75 Lawrence M. Hendricks to Lydia EJ Smith. eW s'4 out-lot 83. Decatur....... 875 1 John T. Erance to Nancy Leo. 20 acres I Kirkland township 590 Rebecca J. Gross et al, to Erank L. Smith 10 acres, Monroe 1 township I'-KM Erank L. Smllb to Levi T. Gross. lOaeres Monroe township 1200 B. W. Sholty to John W. Vail, all lot 558 and pt lot. 559, Decaturl6<)o , I N 'tiev Farmers! After Seplembet (5, 1 will make cider for one i oent per gallon, every Monday, j I’lH'-duv, \\ edm-sd <y> I bnrsdas , and Friday. Peter Kirsch. Mrs. W. H. Niblick entertiutied i the following ladies at supper yes- , tvrday evening in the large dining ; hall at thr Fair, cortierof Fifth and i Ma 'ison streets: Mesdames Chas. I Niblick, .James Niblick, Juo. Niblick, Daniel Niblick, C. A. Dugan, J no. T France, A. L. DeVilhiss, Daniel Myers, Paul G. Hooper, J. 'I 1 . Merryman, J. W, Vail, W. H Naehtrieb, J. (’ Patterson, Jno. Mougey and Catherine Niblick. The Misses Lucy Vail, M.iry and Amelia Niblick and Kate Thomas, of Daytto, Ohio. The fair hostess took possession of her new quarters in her Usual graceful manner. sl. and $2. to Chicago and Return. Eor special train leaving Hunt ington ti.(Xla in. Sunday, September 20. the Erie Lines will sell tickets to I'hicago and return as follows: one day tickets, good going and n-turning niilvon special train, >I.OO. Two day tickets, good going only on special 1 rain and ret urning on any regular train upto and Including Monday. September 21, $2.00. Remember the tickets will be sold only for spec la I train. One day 1 ickets give eight hours in < 'hicago. Passengers can leave Decatur on train 3 at I.l’ a. m. and connect with special t rath at It tint - ington. Eor additional information address any Chicago & Erie agent or .1. W. Ina.oNii. Agent. I leeatiir. I ndlantt. _ •MKaMUMMcaoaMt* K-wMWßßßßßwaHß'amuvjt >iiiwMMUwr'iwi«inr—i Legal Advertising. |,,,<),X ™ EN ’’ ,,f ADMINISTRATOR. Not ice is hereby given, t he t the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Gideon Bowman, late of Adamscotinty. deceased. ’l’heestate Is probably solvent. Isaac.l. Bowman, Administrator. C. M. I'RANCE. Att’y. Sept. 2.-1 sic. 25-3 -pROBATE CAUSE NO. 719. Thomas E. Mann, ad- ] niinistrator of thees'l In the Circuit, court tale of Jennie -Maca- I of Adams county. bee. deceased. !■ Indiana, November vs. I terra, 1596. George Palmer. | Peter Showalter. 1 To George Palmer, you arc hereby severly notified that the above named petitioner, as administrator of the estate aforesaid, has filed in the circuit court of Adams county.lndiana, apetition. making you defendant thereto, and praying for an order and decree of said court, aut horlztng the sale of certain real estate belonging to the estate of said decedent. and in said petition described, to make assets for the payment of the debts and liabilities,of said estate: and that said petition. so filed and pending. Is set for hearing in said circuit court, at the court house in Decatur. Indiana, on the first judicial day of the November term. IS'.lti, of said court, the same being the 2nd day of November. 1896: Wit ness, the clerk and seal (Seal.) of said Court, this 1-tth day of August. 1896. - I JOHN H. LENHBT Clerk. 79-1 By E. Burt Lenhakt. Deputy. Win. Drew, Att’y ■ N'OTD’E OE PETITION TO SELL REA L ESTATE. PliOß YTE CAUSE No. 718. Thomas E. Ma.nn. tffl- 1 ministratili-of the es- I late of John Mticea.- I In the threuit t ourt ■ bee. deceased. ; of Atl.-ims county, vs. | Indiana. November Jennie Ylaccabee. I term, 18911. ’ David Maccabee. | Pet er Showalter. ) To Jennie Maccabee and David Maccabee. ytm are severally hereby notified that the above named petitioner as administrator of the estate aforesaid, has filed in the circuit court of Adams county, Indiana, a, petition, making you defendants thereto, and praying therein for an order and (h.'u.ree of said court authorizing the sale of certain real estate belonging to the estate of said decedent, and 1 in said petition described, t.o make assets for the payment'of the debts and liabilities of said estatu: and has also filed an affidavit avering therein that you and each of yon are non-residents of the State of Indiana, or that your residence Is unknown and that you are necessary parties to said proceedings, and that said petition, so tiled, and which is now bending, is sot for hearing in said ciren.it. court at the uourt lioubC in Decatur. Indi- .' ana. Monday the 2nd .day of November, 1896. the same being tiie first, judicial day of the : November t erm. 1896. of said court. Witness, the clerk and seal 1 (sea l) of sa id court., this Mill day of August.. 1896. I JOHN 11. LENHART. Clerk. 1 By E. Burt Lf.nhart. Deputy. 1 Wm. Drew. Att’y. . : ————- :—- - L ■‘ — i £3 HERIFE’S SAIJ'L ’ State of Indiana. I ss , Adams county, i ' J ' In the Adams circuit court of Adams county. Indiana. , The Union ClmtraJ Life Tnsnrt anceCo. A corporal ion. vs. ... William il. Smith. J . No, 5.275, • Nancy J. Smith. ’ Jacob IL '■cha fer. George E. Steele, et al. > Samantha N. Dbrwin. I Bv virtue of an order of sale to medlrectexi by the clerk of the Adams circuit court, of said county and stale. I have levied upon the 1 realestate' hereinafter mentioned and will ! expose for sale a t public.auction at the east, door of the court house in the city of Decatur. Adams county. Indiana., between tiie hours pf 10 O’clock a. m. and 4 o clock p. rn.. on Saturday, ' the rents and profits fora term not.exceeding seven years, of the ‘following described real > estate!situated in Adams county. Indiana, to-wit: ' t.'ommencingat the southwest corner of > section twenty-five, townsliip twenty-eight.. I north, range fourteen east. In Adamsct tiiitj. Indiana, thei.eeeasl along i-lte set. Lion I n< one imndred I wety rods, hence north parallel with the west line of said section one londred twenty rods, thence west one bund re I . twenty rods to the sect ion line. I south ■ one hundred twenty rods to the plat,e of b. - I ginning containing ninety acres.more o Hess . And on fiHliirteto real-iztidJierefroni t n ful amount of judgement. Interest thereon and ■ costs I will at the same time andon the same . XnJr aforesaid, oiler f or sate, the fee 1 simple of the above '’oscribed premist s. . ' Tmlhui 'i< nrODCrtV OT Wliii<lUl Iv. hniiul) . et a' I t,o satisfy said order of sale this 9th day of September. 1896.. , <•>, 1 2613 ByViuNCis E. McLean, Deputy ■- «•!

SHERIFE*B SALE. — State of Indiana, I ss Adams county, f" ' In the Adams circuit eourtof Adams couul I nd Inna. Tiie Mutual Life Insur-1 anco Co., of Indiana. VK I Job Smith, ' I No. 5270. Lydia E. Smith, Enterprise Carriage Man- I ufacturtng Co. J By virtue of tin order of sale to me direc: by the clerk of the Adams circuit court said county and state. 1 have levied upoiy real estate hereinafter mentioned an« s expose for sale at public auction at thee door of the court house in tiie city of Itecat Adams county. Indiana, bet ween the ho of 10 o’clock a. m. and 4 o’clock p. m., on Saturday, September 19, 1896, the rents and profits for a term not. exce Ing seven years, of the following desert real estate, situated In Adams county, Ir ana. to-wit: In-lot number forty-nine (•'•O. ' n J ( Hllty’s fifth (5) addition to the town of Her In the county of Adamsand state of India Andon failure to realize therefrom the I amount of judgment, Interest thereon t costs. I will at the same time and In the sn' manneraforesnld, offer for sale the fee slm. of the above described premises. Taken us the property of Job Sn; to satisfy said order of sale, this 24th day August, 18H6.. • ‘ \ Peter P. AsutiAui'iiEit. Sheriff By Ehanuis E; McLean. Deput Sehurger. Reed X• Smith, Att'vs for Pl’ti. Q HERIEI"S SALE. State of Indiana. ' Adams County, ss: j \ ' littiie Adams Circuit Court of Adatpscout Indiana. The- Unipu Central Life I Insurance Company, a corporation. ' William R. Smith. M Yancy J. Smith (his- wife) ! a .Heob IL Schaffer. I George■ E. Steele.- | Sauurntha N. Dorwin, I No. 5278, s William P. itlee. Perry Robison, Martin L. Smith. ft .lay Rugg. Catherine Rugg. Irvin Brandyberry. Audi- | tor of Adams county. | fw Indiana. J By virtnr of an order of sale to me diro<- „ by tiie clerk of the Adams circuit, court ■ said comity and state. I have levied uj | the real estate hereinafter mentioned will expose for saleat public iiuetlon atql east door of thr. court house in the city 7 Decatur, Adams county. Indiana, betw the hours of It) o’clock a. m. and 1 o’eloc ’• m.. on Saturday, September 19, 189( ■ the rents and profits for a term not exc< | ing seven years, of tiie following deseri I real estate, situated in Adams cou■!. I ndiana, to-wlt: . Tiie south half (‘ZI of the southwest qt ter C D of section twenty-five (®). town* twenty-eight (>) north, range fourteen! east, except always twenty (20) acres of the east cud thereof. And on failure to realize, therefrom the amount of judgment, interest tiiereon costs. I will at the sa me time and in t he s: 11 manner aforesaid, offer for sate the fee f H pie of the above described premises. , II Taken as the property of William R St IJ to satisfy >aid order of sale, this 27th da; August. IStlti. • PF.TER P. ASHBAUCHER, Sheri By I’iiANi is E. McLean. Deputy, R. K. Erwin. Att’y for plaintiff. 7<TOTICE OF COMMI.sSIONER’S Sf Os REAL ESTATE. Not ice is hereby given 1 bat tiie undersig- ' a commissioner of tiie AdanwCircuit <’o, 1 of Adams county, Indiana, in a case pend in the said court wherein John B. Kuo* administrator of the estate of. Jaclioir. -BwWwkt. -dta-'eased. is-plaintitlv-ttttd Tonal j - Corson, et. al. are defendants, will offer stile at public auction tit tiie Shamrock Hi fit tiie town of Geneva, said county and st on Saturday, October 10, 1896, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m„ the foilov described real estate ordered sold by the court, to-wit: Commencing at tiie southwest corner oi southeast quarter of section thirty-two townsliip twenty-five (25) north, range fti teen (11) east, in said county, thence run» north to tiie northwest corner of tiie so« west quarter of tiie north east quartd said section thirty-two (32.) thence east tiie quarter section line to tiie north'j corner of the south east quarter of the no! east quarter of said section thirty-two j thence south on the quarter section lin< tiie southeast corner of tiie south west qua of tiie northeast quarter of said sect thence, east on tiie half section line to I west line on the rifthtof way of the Cln nati. Richmond & Fort Wayne Railr thence sout h along said west line to the st line of said section thirty-two (82.) tlip west, on said section line to tiie place of ginning. Also commencing at the northwest co of tiie northeast quarter Os the north quarter of sect ion thirty-tw0(32.) town twenty-five (25) north, range fourteen east, said county and state, thence runt south to the northwest corner of tiie soi east quarter of t he northeast quarter of sect ion thirly-tw0(32.) thence east to the ' line of the right of way of the CTneinil Richmond X Fort Wayne railroad, the ; , nort h on the west line of the said rlgl) way to the north li-ne of said section thi two (32.) t lienee west, on said section lira the place of beginning. Containing in about 133 acres. The said real estate will be .sold either : « whole or in parcels, as may -be decidet'i tiie undersigned, TERMS OF .SALE: . | one third easli in hand; one tiiirdJn. : , and one t hird in,two years from the sale. Tiie deferred to Itear , j per cent interest from date or sale arid bi cured t o the satisfaction of the undersis by good froe-hold and mortgage secuf and to be sold free from tiie mortgage ,' on tiie said real estate. • ;!« Dated this Bth day of September, 189(1. TAMES F. MAN Mann X Beatty, Attorneys. Commisste I w 26-4 ’