Decatur Democrat, Volume 43, Number 30, Decatur, Adams County, 5 October 1899 — Page 5

j o b Butcher, Lew Mason and C, r Genevaites were in the city terdayHerman Sellmeyer and wife left , .7 Saturday for a ten days visit friends at Crestline and Findlay, OhioMr and Mrs. Harrv Daniel arrived , ‘ w Monday from an extended tour the east. They visited all the large cities and report a pleasant trip. g^Y—lf vou are looking for a positive cure for chicken cholera, roupe , r crapes, call for T. A. Lee’s Poultry powders at Smith, Yager & Falk’s. 29-3 Lancaster, Ohio, fair. $5 to Lancaster, Ohio, and return October 10, ria Clover Leaf route. Return limit thirty days from date of sale. E. A. Whinrey, Agent. In selecting a cigar, it is best to select from a stock selected by experienced selectors who select their goods to meet the demands of those who smoke select cigars. To be found only at the Burt House cigar stand.' 28tf John Teders will offer for sale at his residence, four miles northeast of Pecatur, beginning at 10 o’clock a. m., on Thursday, October 19, a lot of cows, horses, hogs, wagons, buggies, harness. farming implements and household articles. Marriage licenses have been granted during the past week to John H. Brandyberry and Etta May McDonald, William Evans and Daisy Weaver, James W. Rohr and Barbara A. Hower, Albert A. Ramey and Lorina M.Cusman. Lock Rehr left last Monday for Chicago, where he has accepted a lucrative position as motorman on the street railway line. Mrs. Rohr will leave next Sunday, and they will make their future homein the“ Windy” city. Lock has many friends here wiio wish him all sorts of success in his new home. We never talk unless we say something, and we mean what we say when we say that we have the finest line of Dinner and Toilet sets and fancy China that ever graced the shelves of a store in Decatur. Our precept is to benefit those with low prices that patronize us, and that precept is constantly practiced at Coffee’s Bazaar. Prices lower than the lowest. 30-4

A serious looking runaway occurred in Union township Sunday evening of last week, which, however, resulted rather luckily. R. Heintz and family were driving along the highway when their horses became frightened and ran away. The entire party was thrown out and the buggy completely wrecked, but strange to say none of the family were injured in the least. Mr. Heintz no doubt considers that he got off easy.

FnEW UP-CO-DATE jackets. . Golf Capos in all the Lolo Plaids. j

I We have just received a large shipp ment of Golf Capes from one of the p largest manufacturers in all the latest styles, and such plaids that are exclusive to our store, and we claim to show you the best values ever shown in the city Ladies, make your selections early, as Golf Capes are going to be the proper cape this season.

I New Tailor-made Suits. I In tailor-made suite you will flud what you are looking tor. We have I suits from 84.85 to 820.00, and in all the latest styles. I FUR COLLARETTS. t Tn Fur Collarets we have them from §2.50 to 825.00, and we claim to I sho4 you best values as we buy direct from manufacturers. | Watch tnis for | NIBLICK N CQXILWY.

Louis Bockhnectand wife are happy oyer the arrival of a bouncing, smiling girl baby who made her appearance Sunday of last week. For Sale Cheap—A farm of forty acres of good land, with buildings oh one mile east of Geneva, for particulars address, P. B. Manley, Marion, IDtL ’ 24-3 m J. M. Dickinson, of Lisbon, Ohio was here last week visiting with the family of will Seheerer, at Monroe, and other relatives. He is a lawyer and a very accomplished gentleman. Mrs. Sarah Warren, aged seventyseven years, died at the home of her son, Jesse, northeast of the citv Sunday morning. Funeral services were held from the Alpha church Tuesday morning, Rev. Jones, of Hoagland, officiating. The Boston store has a beautiful fur display which vou should see. A fine specimen of the black bear, surrounded by all kinds of patterns and designsof up-to-date furs is among the attractions which makes the window’ catchy and notieable. A hold-up is said to have occurred on the G. R. &I. south bound passenger Tuesday afternoon. An old gentleman was relieved of a sum of money and his watch by a smooth looking young fellow, who immediately leaped from the moving train. About thirty delegates representing the various churches of the Brethren in Christ of this district, were present last Saturday, Sunday and Monday at the Beery church west of the city. Interesting services were held and the annual conference business regularly attended to. Darke county, Ohio, was decided upon as the meeting place for next year. Trustee Brown, of Kirkland township, took an inmate to the county infirmary Tuesday and while there was shown through that institution. He was very loud in his praise of the treatment accorded the unfortunate there and the manner in which they live. It is certainly true that Supt. Graber is taking eecellent care of all those confined to the charity of Adams county and is greatly admired by them. The cash subscribers to the Democrat, many of them new, can be enumerated in the following very glowing list: Barney Meyers, J. R. Cline, John Brock, Herman Sellemeyer, S. T. Welker, Douglass Dudgeon, Edith Walters, John Tonnelier, Henry Dirkson, Jacob Borne, Jacob Musesr, Jacob A. Miller, James Frank, J. W. Stoneburner, W. C. Black, J. H. Ward, V. S. Reed, C. S. Chase, Crist Scherry, Howard A. Shackley, J. Closs & Son, George Kinzle. Mrs. A. B. Morrison, Ezra Reber, Joshua Parrish, Jacob Bogner, A. Campbell, William Hoile, Delma Douglass and Mary A. Bell.

BARGAIN WEEK AT ROSENTHAL BROS. The most complete and extensive stock of fine men and boys Overcoats. 40 fine men’s Top Coats, made of English Covert cloth in Tan and Drab, worth §7.50 to $8.50, in this week’s sale they go at $5.00 50 Black Melbourne Men’s Coats, worth $5.50, they go at - 53.75 This lot was bought at 33 per cent, less than the regular price and you reap the benefit. The finest and best assortment of Men’s Boy’s and Children’s suits, which as they are all bought for cash, we can, by?selling all our goods for cash, sell you at 25 to 33 cents on the dollar saving. CALL if contemplating a purchase and share in the BARGAINS. ATLAS CHECKS given with each purchase. Rosenthal Bro's.

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In the Jacket line you will find jackets | from §4.00 to §20.00 in tans, modes, castor, blue and black in the newest | shapes and styles that are not to be | found elsewhere. Fit, style and workmanship guaranteed. We have been g told this season as in former seasons, that our styles are far ahead of any other line shown. Our prices we guar- | antee to be far below any values shown | you this season. |

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