Decatur Democrat, Volume 41, Number 21, Decatur, Adams County, 5 August 1897 — Page 5

IN ARMY. L rrmy * not aS big " * but his soldiers now, a* Kidney Diseases amhv exposure, bad water, etc. b L r o! old veterans have ’/of Kidney and Bladder f You too can be CURED bee nuoubled tor titteen tears dne y a d bladder and gravel but got no relief 'till I saw #M gii3 Kidney Pills advertised d two boxes of them. I find I flerent tnan now, and all mv > 9 notice me getting all right, ewman. 1 tried all cures I had got no relief 'till now. William K Co. G. l sth Ind - Vols ' ■HOBBS Brags Kidney Pills. IHvrMFD'' CO.. PnorsixToas, Chicago. in DECATUR, IND., by . IK rwin lo TIOINAL L-OOrtLS. ■j<! cures corns and warts, l’.f ■. H.S. Porter spent Sunday Wayne. French Quinn is visiting Bluffton. Kprce W. Thomas of this city, ■pen granted an original penK. J. M. Smith is visiting with ■other, Mrs. Keyes, at GreenMoses of Lima, Ohio, ■d his mother in this city ■*?' Kiik Orcutt has taken a posi ■ ,itb Archbold & Haugh as ■ling salesman. ■l. Miesse and Mrs. Ed Phillips ■ted last Saturday from a two ■e visit in Ohio. K and Mrs. Harry Moltz are at ■rse City, Mich., where they Kusticate for ten days. ■ H. Shepherd, of Hartford ■hip, was looking after busiHin this city’ last Saturday. Kesire to state to the farmes Hl have about forty bushels of ■son Clover seed for sale. This H is recleaned and ready for Kg. Call at my farm in Union ■ship. George Shafeb. 21-4

' Cs 8i . 8 Look I uA i I Hrere!—We can save you money if you IB will take time and I I come to see us when you are ready | to buy a Buggy I or Surrey, light or | heavy Harness, lb Wagon, Bicycle, or anything in our line, as we positively will not ® I! be undersold. g F. Schafer I I 5 . k Loch.

Oysters in any quantities at Coffee & Baker’s Unionßakery. Mrs. \\ . J. Ciaig of Chicago, is visiting the family of J. D Hale. Misses Bee Bovine and India Helm visited Fort Wayne Saturday. Representative J. T. Kelley of Berne was in the city Monday and Tuesday. Trustee Steele of this township, is having several new bridges erect ed this season. Dr. Keller is the happy papa of a bouncing boy, and of course he is extremely happy. All parties knowing themselves indebted to Panders & Mills will please call and settle. 21-2 Messrs, and Mesdames R. K. Allison and John W. Vail left last night for Atlantic City. George Haefling was called to the bedside of a sick brother at Tiffin, Ohio, Friday evening. Rud Lehman, cashier of the Bank of Berne, with his family is at Oden, Michigan, rusticating. Charles Schemerloh is attending the Lutheran Synod at Cleveland, Ohio. He will be gone about ten days. Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy always affords prompt relief. For sale by Smith & Callow. a Furnished rooms for rent, within two squares of court house. Enquire of Mrs. E. A. Phillips, on First street. Calvin Miller & Co. have received that portion of their crusher which was broken and are now running full blast. Misses Anna Lewis and Mary Althouse of Putnam county, Ohio; were Sunday visitors with Sheriff Ashbaucher and family. Chris Meyers and Frank Gass made a trip to Minster, Ohio, Sunday morning on their wheels, returning Monday evening. A. J. Miller of Geneva, was here Monday making settlement with the commissioners, he being a member of the school board there. Dr. Charles E. Miller, optician, will again be at Dr. Boyers’ office, Thursday, August 12th. If you have been unable to get the proper glasses, you are specially invited to call.

Crackers—any kind and all you want at the Union Bakery. J. Frank Mann was at Marion over last Sunday visiting relatives. Misses Millie Lenhart and Olive King visited at Van Wert this week C. C. Boyers of Brock, Illinois, is visiting his daughter Mrs, Ed Whinrey. Rev. Hart and family of the Baptist church, are visiting friends at Columbia City. The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Holloway next Saturday, August 17, at 2:30 p. m. Miss Sophia Bitner, of Huntington, spent Sunday in this city, the guest of airs. J. W. Place. Fisher & Frysinger and Nidlingei & Haugk shipped sixty head of horses to Germany Tuesday. Earl Adam®, Roy Archibold, Don Quinn, Will Trout and Ernest Carr are rusticating at Rome City. Miss Clara Voglewede is visiting relatives at Toledo, Ohio. She will also visit Detriot before her return. Huffman & Liddy contractors for the masonry on the Decatur & Bluffton gravel road are hustling things along. John T. Kelley of Jefferson township, was in town Monday looking after some legal business in which he is interested. The Daughters of Rebecca held an ice cream social on the lawn at the residence of James T. Archbold Tuesday evening. Horace Botthoff left for Kingston, Missouri, this week to visit his sick mother. He will remain about tw’o months. Coffee & Baker are still headquarters for meals and lunch at all hours. You will find them at the Union Bakery. The excursion to Rome City last Friday under the auspices of the Epw< rth League, attracted a number of Decatur people. The Farmer’s Restaurant just east of Hale’s Warehouse. Good meals 15c. Call and see us; satisfaction guaranteed. 21 3 C. E. Streit, of Willshire, was allowed $475.00 by the insurance companies for his loss sustained in the lire of a few weeks ago.

The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse King died at Portland last Thursday. .Relatives of this city were in attendance at the funeral. Perry M. Betz and Harriet Pollock, Jacob A. Schwartz and Katie Graber haye been licensed to marry, pull hair and forever live in peace. John D. Engle a prosperous farmer of French township, smole down upon ns last Monday. John seems to be interested in the ditch business. Bob Ehinger, Hugh Woods, Charles Voglewede and Martin Mylott were at Cincinnati Sunday taking in the Cincinnati Cleveland 1 ball game. Supt. Brandyberry held the monthly teachers examination Saturday. Sixteen applicants for re ' gular and graded work passed the j examination. Joseph and William Carter the | graders on the new Decatur and Bluffton gravel road, left for their home near Marion where they will . spend a week. Coffee & Baker still lead in fine bread. The same old price—two I loaves for five cents, and the loaves are larger- than any five loaf sold in town. A number of Adams county peopie took advantage of the excurI sion rates to Chautaqua Lake Monj day, and will spend their vacation at this beautiful resort. Unclaimed letters are at the postoffice belonging to John Burkett, Franks. Crane, J. A. MeI Arthur two, Frank Earheart, Mrs. , Eling and Jakie Owings. | All parties knowing themselves indebted to Pete Holthouse & Co, i are requested to call and settle | same by cash or note. All accounts must be settled by August 10. Owing to the heavy rain Saturday evening the ice cream social at Alpha M. E. church was postponed until Saturday evening, August 14th. Everybody invited. ■ The ball game between Decatur and Van Wert Tuesday afternoon proved an easy victory for this city. Van Wert has a representative club of rowdies but very cheesy ball players. Wanted—White Ash Heading Bolts, cut fifty-five inches long, from seven inches upward m size, delivered at my factory for which I will pay $3 a cord. Also all the other cusiomary timber bought. 9-6 m J. W. Vail. 1

I I* Another I Big Cut in Prices I — ® Parasols Shirt Waists AT YOUR OWN PRICE. i I || Shirt Waists that were SI.OO, all go your choice for 60c. All Waists that were 50c and 75c, your choice for 35c. Whe have a few Silk Waists left we are closing at SI.OB. raj This is less than you can buy the silk. See them. ha P . B A fine lot of Silk Parasols that were $1.50 to S2OO, your ©3 H choice for SI.OO each. || An extra fine quality Silk Parasol that was $2.50, your J choice #1.50. A bargain. || You will be well paid to see these wonderful bargains. Call and make your selections before they are all gone, [0 || GREAT REDUCTIONS ’ IN ‘" b if ALL DEPARTMENTS. g I Niblick & Go. J ® J ■ IPIABOS* ORGAMS. j fc * fc pc The greatest sale of Pianos and Organs O g ever inaugerated in this vicinity. g ■ In order to make room for fall stock, ® we must . Close Out Issi Piß.l Ob I Every instrument BRAN NEW, just g | from the factory. ® | Your only chance to buy the best Piano » | or Organ in the world at the lowest price g ever offered. HI Sale commences August 10, and lasts Q ten days only. Do not miss this golden | opportunity. Take advantage of the low rates race week and come and see us. If O you can not come, write us for particulars. ® fc Fort Wayne Organ Co., fc 120 Calhoun Street. FORT WAYNE, INDIANA,