Decatur Democrat, Volume 43, Number 49, Decatur, Adams County, 15 February 1900 — Page 2

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• T»o pipers ore year. one del Lar. Rer. She klan will ran th* T peka Capital i r one week beginning March 13. as Jesos would.’ This edition will sei; for twenty-five cents. and for the benefit of those who desire to read this popular .»'.•■ we have arranged to send in a list of names. Leave roar name and rwentv-fiwe cent- at this office and yoa will receive Toe Canital during the wees mentioned. The list will be sent in one week from todar. Notice —We. the understgrsed. do Kerebv agree t,j refund the me ney on twe _.’ c*- .t :• ttl— ; ’t»:-xe- :: Baxter - Mandrake Bitters, if it fai..s to care coastipati-in. billi josnees. s v-head-ache. yaundi -. . -s of appetite, sxir stomach. dyspepsia, liver complaint, or any of the ciseases for which it is recotnmended. It is highly recommended as a tonic and blood purifier. Sol i liquid in bottle, and tablets in box - Price 25 cents fir ether. One package of either guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. Page Blackburn. tt Extract from a love story in a popular magazine: “He haa no sooner glued Lis eyes here. which were f deep vide; cdift. than Lis heart oegan to beat with rapidity. Achitmg sensation pervaded his entire being and but for the presence of an arm chair, he would have fallen un- <■ r. sei yas at her feet. Boating himself with an effort, be possessed himself of her hand and apprised bar, of hi- affe, ti n. to which she responded in excellent French.’’ As Ei.t.i's Lite S*>ed by Chamberlain s Cecgfe Remedy. Daring she early part of October. I'l*l.l contracted a bad cold which s-f.-d cn my and was negfected until I feared that cogsimptiin had appeared in an ineipiew-tage. I w a ~ -iL-t.ntiv jghing an 1 tryingt< expel something which I could not. I ante :.lvm:-l and Alter giving the local d • r a tri-.l bought a bottle of Chamberlains C.ugh Remedy and r»?sw: wa- immolate improvemerit, and after I had three b>,ttl—s -iv . jugs were restored to their R s. Edwaids. Pub-li.-’rer sf Th- Review. Wyant. 111. For sale bv E oithiase. Cali ,w i Co. f

OLD YOU SO! Ito you a cold wave was coming-. Xow v. e wii. have had weather ali this month and I have some goods I wish to close out that are just the thing for Bod Weather. Felt Foots, combination, high grade. worth $2.00, to clos~, - - S! 60 Overshoe for felts, to close, 98c Warm lined shoes, worth $1.50 to 52.00. to close, - - . . 89c Woman s Boston rubbers, to close, 25c Misses' fine button shoes, worth $1.50. to close, - - - - - - 58 c Men's good leather boots, worth 52.50. to close, - - - - Si 25 Ladies fine shoe, coin toe, worth S 2 00, to close, - - - - SI,OO In fact, any kind of a boot, shoe, rubber or feit boot at a ridiculous low price Remember this, they are XOT cheap shoes, but HIGH-GRADE SHOES SOLD, CHEAP. This is worthy of your investigation J. D. HOL7VIAIN, SOL BILLMAN, Cobbler. PROPRIETOR. First door north of Bremerkamp’s store.

GRAND OLD ROME AS SEE"' BY "USS MATTIE STUD AB AKER LN HER TRIP TO THE HOLY LANDS. • aruas CaarcSfrM TW N*t»ul Gallery Aad CtAcr Pixies Uhere Art Ab. Skill Art Ptaieß Sew Sicefr Described. Rome. Italy. Saturday aftero-xn we dr re out the Appian Wav. that famous old Raman read, the end of which we saw at Brindisi the ancient Brundtisiun'. a few days age. Once the Wav was lined with magnificent tombs. Lot n w onir ruins and fragments rema;'. The curixis round tomb of Cecilia MeteEa and the tomb of Cicer: were the most interesting rains. Thechurch . f St. .Sebastian is n this road i few miles from Rome, and from that place tne catacombs, the famous burying place of the early Christians, is entered. Just after we left the city it began to rain. We thought it would prove to be a shower and instead of doting the carriage we opened cur umbrellas. A sodden gust of wind caught Mrs. A’s. umbrella and almost wrenched it from her band. But it was rent from top to bottom and turn ed wrong side out. That faithfi. umbrella which she had th ought tc lav awav at home as a relic of her trip in "Palestine. The shower soon passed, the clouds cleared away and the sun shewn again .n the bliItalian sky. Whew we g-X utbey nd the shelter of the city walls the wind was like that of a raw March day at home. We left the Appian Way and drove down a road crossing the eampagna. • the green fields suit: id ling the city and visited s»sm-e ind-r gr und tom: - beautifully decorated with mosaics. The totnbs of the Valerian family were the best preserved and most beautiful in decorative design. In all the tombs the decorations were of a cheerful nature —fiuit. flowers, birds and cheru’os. The lights we earned showed that they retained their original colors. Driving back to the city on the Appian Way. we stopped at the Quo Vadis church, a tiny church three miles beyitii the city gate. You . remember hew the story is told in Sienkiewicz’ novel. ’"Que Vadis." that at the time of the first great persecution of the Christians, the incident occurred which is here commemmorated. After the earnest request of his Christian friends that his life should be pri-li because he - -jsefui in the Lore - work. St. Peter left the city. Walking along the Appian Way. the Lord met him in toe road, an I inquired “Quo Vadi- ' — < •■Where goes- tnouT” St. Peter understood the re: ike. returned to Rome and later bravely suffered martyrdom. The church is built on the reputed spot where the Lord met St. Peter.

Within is a plaster ccpy :f a Icf SL Peter y Michael Angel:. One foot of the eta": tite is c f mart 1-. It is made in • tLa* wav in order tha< ts*? fiithf'il mtv k:s- toe : <-t witrout wearing it away. There is also a stone in the floor bearing marks said to be the prln: - f :ir I. r- s f—t. .npress ed i_ the st-ooe •■' He st.*.*: m the Appian Way. i >' Sundav at ■:■ Mrs. A, Mrs."E Sr. and I went to St. Peter s church W -ee the rerrices and the giving away : the palms, tar it Thfi ;e. The body r the great church was filled with peor-.-. Vkeha t visi•nJ the church sev-ra, i-toes ami were with it2irehi?‘'?cttire, its chapels, its works of an in bronze and mart>. in mosaic ana painting, ano the : r.-nre statute '*■ ' Peter which has tne great t:e f the right foot worn away by the k ,<e— : the devc-ut people S: :n Sunday we were not there t. — ■ '.nose tn.ng- it for the religious service. Tne mass was perfirmed at the great a.tar .n the nave of the church. The Pope. vou know is very and of course was nc-t present. We have nad n: opportunity of seeing him. There are no seats in the nave of the churct an the vast rowd of yeep.e stood or knelt on the mart-ie floor. When tne ' palms and olive branches were I out. thev were bestowed impartial.y :n any who could reach them, ana I have ! a palm to carry home as a mcmect:. At the coodusioo a prams :n of two ‘ or three hundred priests an u cardinals farmed and moved out of the church, a d»4A. hm-nt of the Papal guard I-e ring a passage tnroug-. tne thr ng if people. A few :t the v-ung nr.-et-who no doubt felt embarrassed at the gaze if s: masv hundred pair eyes, in their effort to appear tmccßsci :-ss. assumed a m-jst glam and sour expression of countenance, which was in striking contrast >■: the bergn, gentle, happy faces of s.m- >f tn- , venerable priests and cardinals. We , fell in after the processes and thus escaping through the crowd, pesse: out into the great portio: The proeesskm turned toward the entrance if the Lurch agi.n and stopped be-1 fore a pair if great bronze doors wh.. n were closed. A-h tn semre was he.d . there. We waited and when the do:rs swung open and the process::n t: • ecclesiastics passed thro ugh int-t theburch once more, we followed. , B it the doors were immediately closed and only twenty or thirty of us behind the pro ess:o-n got through. We ho - - since 'earned that those doore are openeii only on<e a year —on Palm Sunday. lam glad we had the :-p---portunity of aeting toe ceremony and passing through the doorway. - vi toth Scotch Presbyterian church in a Liferent part of the eity where the service was at eleven o’clock. It is a pretty vine-covered, st: ne cnurch. ■*ilL’Jl bstiCii. 11l 2. VSUa. . : dowers bonierii-sr the walk* leading from the street. Within it was comfortable and warm. There was a large congregat.: _ In the afternoon we three rock a walk up on the Pin ian Hi... tae fasr ionabie park an i pr-imena le. A muttiiipal band played and hundreds I of people sat and listened to the muse i or strolled about chatting and greeting acquaintances. Many fine carriage filled with handsomely dressel people passed back and forth on the drives. But we were- all waiting to see the popular Queen Margarita, wh-: appears for a short time every afternoon driving on the Pincian. But we were dooc.ed to disappointment fcr she did not come and the crowd gradually melted away. It was a raw. cold afternoon and she was more sensible to stay at heme than we to try to see her. Bat we saw all lasses of people and enjoyed a fine view of the city. The hill is high abov- the ' city and we could pick oct the different domes and towers, public buildings. palaces and streets. S: we felt repaid for coming. The rest f our friends joined us there and later we all strolled down the hil-tide. acros th- Piazza del Popo'o into the Corse and back to our hotel. After dinner we all spent the evening together in the drawing room, said our reluctant good byes and parted, probably v: never me--t aga.it. for at an early hour Mondav morning our friends left for their Loroes in England. In the weeks we have ben t get her we hav- r.e>:-; ni- very g ied friends. We shall miss them very much. Because th is is Holr Week the fine pictures in many churches are eaver- -? ed with a curtain and we could not see them. But our guide had th: tightfufly shown us most of those pictures list week. In toe same way the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican is not open to the public this week. We saw it last week and thus had a look at those wonderful frescoes of Miche l Angela and other o*l masters. In the great art galleries cf the Vat. -an we have seen the masterpieces cf the world of art on canvas and in stone. In the immense library, rich in books and rare manuscripts, are preserved hundreds of the most beautiful objects of art and virtu, whk-h have been presented to the various Pipes by devout Catholics or admiring sovereigns, in all parts of th** world, and during several centuries. Thev consist of manuscripts, beautifully illuminated addresses of admiration and respect, petitions and thanksgivings. Seme cd the manuscripts are ornamented with jewels. Then there are clocks, cabinets, picture frames, jewel cases, tables with mosaic or jeweled tops and richly carved legs, and other object, all of the finest workmanship, blazioned with jewels and of great value. The vases were of all sizes and designs up to the rich vases of Seversware. three feet high, presented by Napoleon 111.

and the great jewkd unre- '* green marrL. presentei by -v - Cnirs if Russia- The trei-ur - France ar-d England contain m re r ’““’ r ~ - >-re CTC'® _ n -vweiS. -= a eoliee:i>jn of rare and beau .nul anu elegant articles virtu. . In :-e Caesar, of I and BMqr uciser hwk ■ rirnt I v. : .-T. We h inted cut ine Fa:m _-i Proa - ■■ bie Faun” ns.: aroused -- -y ■ it and the dying gia’-i-J’ Bvrir simre s: mromi ’ ■. I : • - - 1-1 - . = living Gaul ’.an in ban.-g’am-g’-r In the Barberlt; - {here is notnisg finer tnan ttfaceof Gwie Rem s “Beatrice C-n We visited many hurcb-. were interesting for the.- '■ '- issaeiat-ins and all coctaine'i bea *-■ ful mesai _-s. pictures, statue*, mar . or stained glass. Micnael Ange, herorie statue M:~s. is m .:h-ur. h St Fl-in m Vmc ..' I am told that tscugh Charremagne . - - mas. MXi. A. D.. and many popes at. etnrerore have been since crownei --- ■ - ■ Xire in F.’-otios Hlate’s hou-. ’s; ■ ->-t ■ c.-t' - ■ - Al D. There are* <eps iL’ 4 do cr- * :*red to ss.vc’i ’Deo w... - - ref ’t- — “ - UP 'L thAl ** : Tii ihii u-” : iLiDd ’f Martin Lather that fed tc the grout Pnt—tint Reformac-xi. St. Pauls St. Fam martyr; z L - large and m-:-*t elabarasely hns:-. mam.- and mesa.>. Tc.-ug. - smnllej- than St. Pet-re. I thina .t inmost beautiful ch-arch Kcrro We went d:<wnonly a-r. rt i.-v.r.- — in oce cf the catacombs. *re<xst t. see . | what is was l.xe.” A thorough ’ would demand a day a&l we e; a.-i , Another growjme thing was the vis?, -repaid :. theCaptxL-n -m-i-ry. under the church if the Capuchin’ mink- '--■-.1 Lipired from Jemsa.-rn. and placed m the basement cf tne Lurch, which is par - • !y abme groure: In the eornree o f| burled in this sacred eerL TLth- bones w-re removed from the grave and ar -c-r burial ma:- ,n :i- -■ ..I ■ -re - Em,.- i huger permir-d in anv en.-i in Rome. It is an ur.peasant phee and 7 It was in this Capoc-hin church above! the -emeterv rfiat we saw Guido j Rem s great "painting “The Archangel I Michae. iverremreg Lueifer.’ which Hawtciro- 'urely re- if thmost heeutif i. things in thew<jrid. w It is in a little chapel on the rightand i our hearts ~n-n we saw a leathern curtain snetebed before iL But we were taken around -ehind the . "“.a? and tad : good v.ew of it. An artist was making a copy cf the picture and it was a fine copv too. In stntig -ictrast tc this Capuchin ! cemetery, was th- pr-ttv. great. English and An-’ m -■etr.-i-ry laying |on a sloping LiLs*:e. In the suburbs, where we stopped one morning to resit t - i 'i-.rey an 1npooc young pcet Keats. Jihn Keats mrere-t txa.isv-;ne bears the epitaph he himself sekexed:. Here fe one TraS WTTt LaTFinz friends have planted English violets whicti new cover the grave and tire Lx- air with perfume. We brought away a few of the fragrant blosscms. In the mining we .-are this most t 1. ti~, » "T~, of a - ; aad g: tc Flirecce. The wyatner has gr: wz warm ard an: it e d-..g’tf,ltc be out c; dxrs.. This was our rest afternoon. Mrs A. and Mrs B. went shopping. _ Mrs S.. the guid- and I drove several muen in the country to the B rztwse Gallery -the q ;*e C of the - - '* ~ ’ rre* l . re. - z as. th- grass in the part was covered with dtities and exher wild flowers. Hi-* diff-ient from a few days when we drove out the Appian Wav when it rained and was ao cold we nearly froze. Coming back, we stopped at the Pincian Hill, dismaaed the remrer-an . wtikea abiut er. .vny the fine view ;.f the city. As we kaned on the parapet and looked o* to the tower o f SL Angell and the domes of Nt. Peters. I thotight of the fine ■ description of this scene, which Haw- : to-.T’re gives while Hilda and the American artist gaze ■on it :□ the pages r-of tne “Martie Faun. - That txxk wire be god re-reading when I get home. I think no one has wr-.-tre’ . more charmingly of Etxx than Haw” thorne in the “Marble Faun.” As the = m sank toward the west, gikhiigthe oomes and the crosses cf the manv i churches, we strolled down the hill, coming out on the steps above the Piazza di Spagna. On oar left, the ccroer house is marsed with a marble i tabieL say.ng the poet Keats died there. The sun is nearly gone and ■ our hat day in Rome is ended. ■j Him ST“z*rei££a.

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Legal advertising. OF XISTKATKIX *x -re . = errty r . T .-.-zs--be under-;<Del -.redecMMd. The eMate » probaWy. K-lreot. :iABILLI mses. Administratrixj Jan.3i.KW>. PeierK*: i Frnnce. Atxorae’ -. T>v- LET -N ptRTHF N-TKCCTIOS IV A ÜBLh SEV-EK Dbcatvx Isd-, Feb. C. 190.’ , by tbe comI - —W« ,;T Os l»ee»lur. Icdiioa. ; .■ .. .- _-. ; : . K Therein ' . ■ . .••<:• ..: < ne»J. B sod .eCart, ttest a pobv- - -e ' . '. sr>i ocartmeted c ?.*--• city • P - r na ac-1 epuo the nute hereinaiter; R,.. Rere- red. That a ineb. snltriLi t.«. paOßc fewer t- built and eon- ,- .- i-- enduros the fo.<- • ret route, toI hi ijuTh.a-it of oatlot number eigbi tie soutbert add: - - the city of , ~ Indiana, tneo-ie re an e..,:er!j diree-. - .a d i «at street eixtty fre fret to tbe 4 ev k»*a.'ed between Mercer v ’. L?-L»d streets. ts-"ce re a tooth east -L-,■ »re 1 with M-rer-r -tree* adi»- . » - t-L-Ire*. re’u k- - leet mak.ng re 4.i>zrihof SESleet and tc there term: . 1 sever shall be known a« the’Trotrt' i -aa: the c—t 'her- ! -icepttt* Vrti - taeseofoceun-fcd b; -ireet auu alley —ae-rekT it*, be J jer liceal front - , . ijxre,'. tbe res. ~-ate u re-.'.F there z zeterred - rel. te pare in . - ’ ’ - • z• - : - - ’res. be added -ter*-t at - per rent, peranaum : T*,!-e sec.-ersurelv frotu -be cate cl Snal i ■ D“.- V-e -•■c. and M.lec-trei as provided ' -r'*w V ‘■••r lor ris sit*, tbe i--ued :r. i'tx-.Vkre tt- ■ j or-aid deterred’ . -.r.:oe property owners pay ' <«,"=<•• '* be’ore -aid boeaie are j ~ t -re-ride.-! f in aa act <-I the ’ jereeral arresnolv . t aporoved Mai re - z. -- are re.dec : v ar ac be reuerai . f Id-:.-res, appr -March «b < t-ia- -.~~L ~ ar. a.' '’.be Keuer.i ’ ' .y of iisdian*. approved February lltb. i 1 * jyz And said et«ao« rouncii <5 x* hereby 9s Tuesday. March 6. 1«». s.; *ereti o eloefc p. m .in ta*- o meil chamber £ *at-z zy ui Dccatsr. as ite usee and place : ; wierfi* ■ prc>*?r*y ■’ r? vd ■ ::**<?! said • : prove an at cac n Jtke object* ns ; to t»e necefeLiy for tbv evestrucuon tnerrof. - ADd tbe city ckrk hereby ordered, to j €*-_4-r i--_ ’ ? r "•. e * *e L'.v-n :-‘r’en day? ■ f ??:*<•> res-vur. n tvp ibiica-i i L.’Aa t r tv--, weeks a n*-»•i-’p-p-r of renerai' -ireQia:. z r«r:caxd plt.i?Led in tbe city 1 ■ of Decatukr, Jteß: red F .—l That tbe r ?y engineer is . hereby directed to draw tbe -ssarj i lans | • i - - <. ■ - ' r ’he* Drr’T»rr rrade s-ake* and a- • advertise by dl.:iieanne ’:r Three iweeks in ’he i I«ec-** jf DeffEoer*S- a week.y new spaper, ibar {sealed pwpossk> for tbe fs»«uh r. of the -A.d w-:-rf 1 be received by tbecom»Ton ee’.. 7 ' o'clcci p. eg. oftbe2btb day of March. 29UL Altos P. Beattt. Mayer D M. Hgife" . City Clerk. •J.T M-rryrejr. City Attorney. 452; i I 'yZ -I'TI .T F BEARING OF DITCH PETIIn the mwtter of -.be petition of Catherine raiZer dtteh. X’-tire • hereby «-v<*n ’bit s petition bee I erer. fed with the Auditor of Adorns oountv. I : State if Ind iota, azi viewers have been op- - printed who have viewed end reported «*-i ■ view- wrerea is l— Tbe hear-' ln< of «*td rotttioti upon its merits will be on! Wednesday, March 7,1900, tie seme be tbe threi da» - t tbe Marr-h' Terjn .-» » f tbe Board of CciLarsskmers of Ada ffL * count y, I nd .ana. The prayer - f i Detinon is that a ditch i c»>«iwtn4e:ed on tbe following route. to-wit? 4 thirty fl rods nnrih . iOQi«vf< T . corner of the northw*-st ,rf*ner of quarter of section h rty-three ». * wnahsp tr-eigh* 2* ■ sort*, rerze fourteen H east in Adons ; ezrenty. In.tt*’*. run-re’ tbenre north 45der riw -wt k nc;: theu e n<rth K degrees. M*trrods t’-zre - rtb HI t.-frees. east if «P?j- “7"-“ ;c weotSrods; Usence north S deyree*. wes' 1-rods: thence = Jri-i » drtfn—- we*t a rods: thence north’ . 't-rrrtf.w; » rods: th-nre south 85de-’ . yro-re '-We- 3 rocs, t-et-e north <5 deirret, rtroc.-: ibeneenorth degrees, east P •Jftithence south CCdeM rree* e*- ’ r thenre easts rods; thence nortr; ■« aeyrees. east K< rods; thence tertnina- . nn< n tne wrre creek -wnmonlr called -Mile '-ree. or Peter Ho:thou.«e ditch, at a point ■ 'Til in<2 “T* ? rods north of the I ‘ the north part of the I ’.’J *?’ !De eo-ibeast fractional ’*’?/. f ’w, ztye-iabt. township and 1 . re re heretofore menresned rase-.nir u.rourh i and. Os &SSS - J»Tw, "* r - ,oh ° Tonnsllier, ’ .- I .‘iff®': J“»b Ikwner. and Boot town-1 a for the puDaic highway. BRANCH No. 1. " GosiEeDc-ri- at a point twenty-four w, = a^ :nea \' 'OMrot tbe nonh- - 7oTtii r re?hiiJ^? ! i o r hwt T ! < » u *«er of see- _ township twenty-eitfbt 3 I riD fe fourteen U) east Gn sa; < = -Tv- running :b, O re nnr ,h > rreZ X. 7. lhence cort “ »de- ■ , rod,: ,hen '-e t’ortb 12 rods 5 SKaffre of E t BRANCH No. 2. r nor-h 5 degrees weltstx e rSt '2 rods; thence * derreewwestlVtJJS !? d ’ : ,benc ” forth i- srrte* ▼•^•t« rodc-tha north 45 dee t. south «s degrees 3,5 rods: thence L Noah MASiOLD. k Auditor Adams County.

FOR LIQCOR LICENSE. To the citizens of tne second w lr d - ,s c ry of Decatur. Indiana, and to the t-ttl” f tbe said eity of Decatur. Adams Indiana: Notice is hereby given that LCoretf„. Rademacher, a mile inhabitant of tty. county and state orer tb- 'twin-, ’ one years, a person not in the bar,: t 1' ng intoxicated, will make sppiicat (Zft tx -ird of commissioners at their next re.,1.. ..... tiin March. 19w. for a iicentiT»u epirttu, ns. vinous and malt ir j-.ors □ T1 ~ untiliee than a quart at a time > e ‘ a 27J where sold. :o a room situated vn the f, n » ing premises, towit: Sixteen and one-half ieet’!! of tbe sontk I«rt of In-lot number 61 In sa 1 city ' stu I room is situated on the ground floorofth’ ■ 1 r’-’idreg acd front* r. -., tbe -aid city, and is W feet in length and icJ j fee- in width, and bas both front and re?, ope Q:n ®v Cor vet. tvs RentUACSEa. Applcant J an uary nu. ISOU. pp ‘ APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE. To tbe citizens and inhabitants of the tnm, 'of Preble and Preble township, in A.iait” . county, Indiana. N -iee is hereby given, that I. Jetr k -teim a tnali Inta bitant of the srateof Ind-. ana over the age oft sent}’ me <>-a-. sn f a person not in tbe bsbit of becoming intori>ated. wii: make application to tbe Board of - i missioners. ot said coun-y. at their next regular session in March. ISOO. for * Uee nM sell spirituous, vinous and mait , . r» in less i quar tines than a quart at a time, tote drank wtierv sold, in and at the build .- - - ]a , e j 0 . tbe following described premises to-wit: In acd at the building situated on tbe north twenty-five feet of in-lot number one b i ;n Aigust B,v s first addition to the t-Vnof Pre-b e. tn Adams county. Indiana. a« sa d lot « recorded and designated on --.e ree rded plat ot ssid town. Eald room in we ntheap plicant desires to sell intoxicating Iquorsb the front room in tbe one story frame building on said in lot and on tbe north tsrenty-tre 2S feet thereof aforesaid. - beiig sixteen ill feet wide and thirty .> feet in length, fronting on the public highway. j n said town of Preble. Baid app cant desires a:so to keep a lunch counter and cigar-rand in said described room and sell cigars, t jbaceo and lunch therein. 47 3 Jxrr KbopntssTEix. Applicant. APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LI ENSE Notice is hereby given by tbe • ndersigned ! to the citizens cf the first ward in the city of Decatur, in Adams county. In . m». anlito i tbe citizens of said city that be w.. i -at ->n to the board of comm -- -ntrsof i Adams county. Indiana, at tbeir next regular iee-, in March. 19U). for a license • se. spirituous, vinous and malt I quor-s ■ —squsrtitles than five gallons at one time and aisoin less quantities thzn a quart at at n>e-. be ; used a.id drank at tne place where s< -:<j in tbe : :.. i.r.g s.t’ -ted on the fol’- .wing •-Tiled premises in tbe city of ixcatur. :u ,a.uc unty and state: Commencing at the comer of tbestreeton tbe east hueoi lot number three lEdredand tbirtr-fivein the southern addite n to tbe • wn. now < ity of Decatur, running thence we-: along tbe line ot the street r,’hundred i and thirty-two feet, thence south paraiel: with tv.ncbester street forty feet, tbense ea-tpara-lei; w ith the first Inc one bundre,: and thirtvtwo feet to Winch- --er street. 3 hence north I along Winchester-treet lortt feet t " e place ,of beginning Tbe ro-m to be twenty-four f-et wide and thirty feet ion« -ituaied m the northeast corner of tbe above de- ribed lot and fronting on Winebester street and the -ame being on the ground floor as lhe -axe is . designated n th“ recorded plat - : said town. t. v city, of I»ecatur, Indiana. : 47-3 Mathias ScHArrin. APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE. Tbe undersigned. Lewi? A. Voglewede, here by gives Dotioe tn tbe citizen? an 1 roter* of i*»e Second Ward. !n tbe city of Decatur Indiara and to tbe citizens and voters - f WashmrTf>n ■ wrsbip. Adams county. Indiaca. that ae wi . apply to tbe board of comm g'ioneri, i of Adams county, state of Indiana, at tbeir March term. )!><■, fnra license lj se mt xi<'atiog. spirituous, vinous, malt and ah .»tberintojicating liquors, m less quantitW than a J quart at a time, with tbe privilege of allowo? tb* same to be drank on the premises where *c.d. My place of buxines? wher- n said iiquors are t-> be sold and drank > situated m a room on the foltowinerewles’ate. to-wit: i v'omraenctng twenty feet ?*>uih of tbe . i northwest c«jrner pt in-lot number fi’tv-six V- running thence east parailt with tne north line of said in-lot. one hundred and thirty-two 1:JJ) feet; thence south twenty-one , and one-half 214< feet: thence west ore bunM dredanl thirtv-two H3f) feet: then — north twenty-one and one-haif .21 - feet to tbe place of bennntnjr. which Ison the ea«t side ot Second street, in theciv of I ?f . .r /. Inaiana. in said county afnr* >a:d.on ttaetir-t floor of aaid building in which said room t« situated. Said buildinjr being a brick building two stories high, fronting io th- west, and fronting on Second street aforesaid, and known ” tbe John W. Voglewede building I a notice that I will appiy to the said B >ard Commissioners for the pertr.ission and pr-t> ;er*» of keeping, running and operating poj" : tables in said room where said iiuuors xre w ' be sold, al! in rhe Second Ward in the city or i’ecatur. in Washington township, in Auams county, in tbe State of Indiana 47-3 Lewis a. Voglewede. Applicant. I FOR LIQVOR LICENSE. To the citizens of tbe town of G e n<-'* W4 ' 3a*b township. Adams county. Indiana. Notice is hereby given that I. Jac'b Weg miller, a male inhabitant of tbe state of inniana. over the age <.f twenty-one years auu who i« a person not in the babit of i - romins intcxicat.*d. will make application to Board of Commiss oners. c.f said c ’ lunT ?> n . their next rezu.ar session in March '• * ■ a license to sell spirituous vinous and n>»>‘ liquors in less quantitie- than a quart at ; rime, to be drank where sol i, in and at tne bunding, situated on the follow:, g desenow 1 premises, towit: Commencing twenty (20> feet ea-t north west corner of in-lot numberone hunor red and seventeen iilD. in said town, them , running east alo’g Line street twen'y-t’o > feet: thence south parallel with the ,ne re 1 said inlot one hundred and thirty-two u• _ fret: thenee west twenty-two <® feet: thence north one hundred and thirtv-two (13L> fee the place of beginning, beinz twenty-two t f fret out of the part of said in-lot. The room where said liquors are to be “ rs • and sold is a two story brick l.ubding. on in-lot number one hundred and ?e je“ . fronting on Line street, i®. 6 *,,!..’ • Adams county. Indiana. Building « ’ <X>) teet long and twenty <S>t feet wide. - ; sire to carry on mv business in tbe W front room, which is sixty <®’ feet iodF . Partition, and twenty (20> feet wide fn mP» ■ titiou. twenty feet long and twenty sett ' used as a store room. . , Notice is further given that the un<i ,eff'^ e ■ TV 1 al »o ask the Commissioners' fOT i Privilege ot carrying on and ‘ nß j nt **s hu«is*id room and in connection with Mt d -, w ncM. a lunch counter, where eatables sold or given away. ■ Jacob Wigmtllct. Appliean •