Decatur Democrat, Volume 44, Number 5, Decatur, Adams County, 12 April 1900 — Page 2

fi Girl's Experience. My daughter's nerves were terribly out of order. She was th n and weak; the i ast r. ise startled her. and she was wakeful at Eight. j Before she had taken one package of Celery King the change in her was so great that she could h irdlv be taken for the same girt bhe is rapidly growing we’l and strong, ner complexion is perfect-, and she sieejsw 1 every , fcghL— Mrs. Lucy McNutt, Brush Va ley. Pa. ; Celerv King cures Constipation, and Nerve. , Stomach, Lh cr and Kidney Diseases. 4

Rev. J. Q. Kline was at Berne last Friday. House for Sale Enquire at once of Daniel Schlegle. 47 m 2 -Quo Vadis" will appear at the opera bouse April 20. M'. \V. Briggs, of Geneva, was in the city last Friday. John S. Peterson was at Bluffton

on business last Friday. L. C. Devoss was at Portland on legal business last Friday. Editor Rayn. of the Geneva Herald | was attending to Decatur business • Saturday. John Potter, of Greencastle, has ae-; cepted a position as night clerk at the 1 Burt house. A practicing physician in Monti- i cello. 111., formulated Dr. Caldwell's! Svrup Pepsin. Ask Smith. Yager A Falk. a Barney Kalver A Son. four doors south of People's liverp barn, pav the ■ highest prices for hides, pelts, furs, i iron, metal, rubber, rags. Ac. 4Sm6l Buhler Bro's have secured the ser-, vices of Peter Moutrey. blacksmith, and Jacob Mangold, wood-worker, 1 They are the best in their lines and will be pleased to meet old and new > friends. 2-ts i Go to J. H. Elick for all sizes of . drain tile. The cheapest and best I drain tile in the county. Re-' duction on prices for the next thirty ! days, either cash or ali the credit you ; want. Factory in the west part of i Decatur along the Chicago A Erie railway. 52-S : Low Rate of Interest. Money loaned at five per cent, in-, terest. payable annually or semi-an- | nually. at option of borrower, with', privilege of partial payments at any , ' interest paying time. No delay in , making loans. F. M. Sehirmeyer. Decatur, Ind. 9tf I;

14/.' '-"a ' I// ?-P 16 VSpSlalSrtW S, ~. 'l' l\ =/== M&L A ts »A*\ X L.sreu, and I w;.. whisper scnethimr to you i n ] * q io ' '* pr o llbv v JbJuu billylli u in Shoes, yon ever heard of Ladies’ good, solid shoes 49: Ladies' fine shoes 89: Ladies’ very tine $2.00 shoes for $1 49 Ladies very fine $3.00 shoes for $1.98 Men’s good work shoes 98c Men’s very high grade $2.00 shoes for $1.50 Misses very fine $1.50 shoes for SI.OO Child s very’ fine SI.OO shoes for 75c Child's small shoes for 19c Child's moccocins 15c. And many, many other bargain that I have not space to mention... Now, dear people, this is no advertising bluff... Nor have I cheap, trashy shoes, but good shoes that I will sell you cheaper than any or,i else. MY MOTTO:—Not cheap SHOES, but good shoes CHEAP •©"Also you get a ticket on the 565.00 buggy with each 50 cent purchase. Now come in and see these shoes. J. D. HOLMAN, PROPRIETOR. SOL BILLMAN. Cobbler.

A Letter From The Philippines. San Fable. Philippine Isles. Feb. 25,1900. Dear folks. I have not received any mail from you since the middle of December, but I will just keep on writing anyway, as I may not hear from you for si me time. Today is Sunday and I am on guard at an out post, although I do not have to be at the post until night. The corporals take the men out and theu come back to camp until night. Me have not had any fighting to speak of for a couple of weeks, although we have had two or three hard marches. Day before vesterday our company and company I C went on a scouting expedition to the mountains. They run upon a band of Negroes who had four Americin soldiers and one teamster prisen- | ers. One man belonged to company Kof our regiment and was captured about a month ago. One belonded to the 45th regiment and two tothe 30th. They report very rough treatment in every way and shape. I think most of the fighting is over. The natives are coming back to thedeserted towns and some are going into business again. As to us staying here I don't know how long that will be. M’e may not leave this town until after the rainy season is over, and again we may leave at a few hours notice. M e now have a sale commisary here and

' can get canned fruit, tobacco and ’ such things. Sickness is not quite as i bad as it was when I wrote before. | Most of the sickness is fever, chills and stomach trouble. Still there has i not been very many died with these. ■ Next Sundav is my birthday. I do ' not know what I will have for dinner. ; but I have about three dollars left ‘ from last month's par. so I guess I'il I get the best I can at the commisary. i I suppose there is lots of snow there i now. but bv the time my letter gets I there it will be spring. I will close I for the present. Your son. Burton Fuller. Co. D. 39th Reg't. U. S. V. In sureness and variety of attrac- ; tion. it would be hard to surpass MeI Clure's Magazine for April. The ! account of the interior of China, esi pecially with reference to its rich : promises as a market for America, writen bv Mr. M’. A. Parsens. Chief ! Engineer of the American-China De- ! velopment Company, from observa- ■ tions made on his own journeys, and i illustrated very fully from phot ; graphs taken by him. the account of Prof. Huxley's life in London between his t wenty-sixth and thirtieth year.when he was having a terrific struggle to maintain himself by purely scientific work, with its self-revealing passages from his unpublished correspondence and its new portrait of him: and the account of the Russian ship "Ermack." the marvelous new ice-breaker that gives promise of being able to cut a path for herself to the pole—these are all. in their several wavs, articles of

the strongest interest and the highest value. And just as much maybe said for Mr. M alter M'oilman's "Au Arctic Day and Night" a chapter from his own experience in housebuilding, house-keeping. ..nd daily work and sport, including seme thrilling bearhunting. up near the North Pole. In addition, the number offers, ou the more strictly literary side, two excellent poems, a heroic story of railroad and Indian fighting on the plains, a storv of English prison life, a stcry of American newspaper ami political life, a love story having to do with a Pacific coast "boom'" ami an Atlantic coast maiden, and a humerous story bv Robert Barr of "a scientific miscalculation” that involves, especially. England and America. Nearly all of the articles and stories are fully illustrated. Seperate the letters contained in A-M E-R I C-A N and see how many small words yon are able to make by using onlv the- eight letters, for example: arm. men. rice. nice. etc., etc. Use no letter more tim-s in the construction of any word than it appears in A-M E-R I-C AN. A free trip to the Paris Exposition and return will be given by the publisher of the Illustrated American to the person making the largest 1 st of words as above. An elegant upright piano will be given for each the second and thin! largest lists. A high grade bicycle for each of the next five largest lists. A graphaphone for each of the next ten largest lists. A Morris easy chair handsomely upholstered, for each or the next twenty-five ■ ; .rg- sts li-ts. ..no. a choice of eitbera beautiful silk dress pattern or a China dinner set for each of'the next fifty l. rg- st lists. In there is a tie for any prize the cash equivalent is to be equally divided among the contestants wl. tie there for. It costs nothing to enter the contest. If interested prepare vour li?'of words at en -e 'correctly numbered . and forwarded with a self adped envelope, enclosed therewith, and you will receive full particulars and notification of the result as soon as award is made. The • - - . -.- ti.t; this I■•.-.ding illustrate: magazine, which for over twelve years has occupied a position in the f rem -t ranks of American publications, i-.i.J everv successful contestant is to reeo'mmAd it to their friends and assist in increasing its .-dread v large annual circulation. You enclose n. monev with your list. This e 'tnpetiti -:i opens April 1 '-th and closes May 31st. 1900. Five teachers from New Y ?rk public schools will be invited to act as a committee to determine the final award. Write your list of words with name and address plainly, and forward nromptly. Address the Illustrated American, Department "C American Tract Society Building, New York.

Legal advertising. APPOINTMENT OF EIECnOR. Notice is beret y given that the undersigned has been appointed exeeut r f theesrste I Anthony rpu .er of Adams c- -re; ■ieoeased. The estate is probably solvent. Hackman. Exeeawr. April 7. HW. 5—3 Erwin A Erwin Atty s "F ADMINISTRATOR. N • -re - here - y g ec that the jersimb«- ■ app re-i ci m.r'r rater f thestate of Joseph Runvoo. late of Adams eouray. eecease«i l:.e estate is probe: y solvent. John W. Cowins. Administrator Lotz A w Atty's. April A MBS. 4 3w pt BLIC NOTICE be received at the auditors office in Decatur. Ir. liana. uatii the b- _rof Ido'clock. prompt, on Saitirday. April IS*X'. for the furnish, dx ' xf enA. and work for the trecri c cfs ecbooi tu-.-Lrzr tn Iksxricx No. 3. CbSob tovnriup. Adairs wucr-v. Indiana. ae: rdisx 10 the plans and •perificanon* pre Tided rterefor. Plan* specifieatioes can be seen ax the *c:a. r? oSoe. AU t;i« m.-’ be accompaE’?-? with a certified ot- -s. Will reserve the right c reject Azy ard ail bidsJohn D. Nolingeh, Trustee Hex® Township, Adam< < snry. Indiana. Dated April X 13UL 4-4 ?TI£B Tv C’. XTFaACT: RS. Kocjc- is hereby erven that the cmnmon er jdci of the city of Decatvr. Indiana. wiu receive sea.ed proposals until 7:-3& o’clock p. m. on Tuesday, May S, 1900. for tee construetiO’’ of a 15-ineh salt-dazed sewer c-:pe sswer, recag tne fuftowiog route, to-wit: Crtsmencnr in <>*k street. near the socthesst comer >■<out-<: 5; In the s:utbera addition to the city of Decatar. tbenre in an •--aswr.y direction acroes Osk street •» feet to tl«e center of aa alley terveen Mercer and Cevesand streets, tn said ad litioo. thes-re :n a sc u heaster.y direction. in center of alley, a distance of 440 teet to a man-bole. already test, and thereto terauiaie. The entire leagth of said sewer being- = —> feet. The mere complete *pec’*earic.n« can be seen at the office -X the city ciril engineer on or after April S. ISO. The etty council reserves tie n<bt to reject any or all bids. Harrt B Knott. 5-3 Qty Cirii EfegSanee. VOTIiE r FALK GF HEAL ESTATE Notice is hereby rtvea. that the uniersimed.Jonn rteele. aisaittistrator f the -rate f Joseph Sweie deceased, ty virtue of an order of the Adauji Circurt Court of the rtate of Indiana, will oSer for sa_e at private saie at the law cSce of Ja.-. -sT, Merryman ;n the Qty of Decatur. Ada--* Cocntv. Intana. on (or after if not then sold Saturday. April 2". 1900, be’ween the b: urs of M> o'clock *. m. and 4 o'clock pm. to the tubes- and Jtes- bidder, the foliowinr described rea. estate m A name County in the state of Indlars to-wit: In-tot number six hundred and rwentvetent and the east half cf .n-.ot number six him-

Pi BLOOD POISON, a •l\ i¥ victim is firmly within ~te grasp of tl <_ ■ hj poisonous virus and the - v Wrecks, Nei cures back into the system, cover it up tor a but a '. .» ioints to stiffen and finger nails to drop off. Mercurv rheumatism the most offe:.sive sores and ulcers, c ? ‘■‘■ Li’-vjtH these drugs are never after free from aches potash make wrecks, not cures, and been ; ft forces the poison out of S. S. S. a. IS in an entirely mnerent manner, being a purely i egeu, . antidote for this soecifir , . ' 1(1 instead of tearing down, b:::i is in and invigorates tie K e^ra le ... .- • s uge or how hopeless the case may appea- 5 ’ therefore the only cure for Congous Mood “ X ma | e a rapid, peraanent cure. S Y sTfa’S irfJSrW years has proven it a sure and unfailing cure for this disease. I tisth J says . rrrad ail over mv bodv. These soon brone out into an- -- - had spent a hundred dollars, which was really thrown away r a !. the Semi 'for our Home Treatment Book, which contains valuable information about U this disease with complete directions for self treatment Our medical department is Kbgiwlr in charge of physicians who have made a life-time study of blood diseases. Do n - t 3lK3<Mißy to w rite for anv information or advice wanted. We make no charge what. THE SWIH OTClim CQ.M»y. AlUUn.tt

’red and twenty-seven in Joseph l rabbs western addition to the town now city, of Deeatur. Indiana, as the same is c. soma ted on the rvtx rued p at el said addition. TERMS One third cash in bend on day i f sa e.onethgd r rme :uhsandone-tbird in . -vhtien m nth- Toe purehs-. rto give not. - '.earing s;i per rem. Intere-t for the deferred raiments end said deterred pavments to be secured by freehold and mortgage s-e-.:: etv Jobs Steele. Administrator. James T Merryman. Attorney. pROBATB CAVSEAO -12. Christ An C. Beer. Administrator ot the • state of » « im EHeabe.-gx r. * > dteceftst d. Lydia E I In ib<- Circuit Court Han-ev EJenberger. • f Adams < utntj Inni.rior. ana. February term | Clara E lenberger, !-<•» - ' George E ieaberger, Cora Eilenberrer. Louis Hoamard. To Louis Houir.ard. You arcsererely herei by that the above petitioner, i ss adtr.-nsiraT- rot the estate ator-said. has •Led in the circu’t court of Adams County. ' Indiana, a petitHD. making you defendant rhereto, and pra? inc therein for an order and I tk<reeut saiicour-. authorizing the sa>e of said decedent and in said petition described. > make assets for »he payment of the debts ar i ; estate: and that said petitkHi s- Sled and pending, is set for bearg :: said ? n?uii o art. a* the court bouse in Decatur. on th- nineteenth judicial day of ’he Apr. te-r . r«»-. of said court, the same being me • th day ot April. 190 J Witness t. clerk aeai of said court, this 27th day of March laM). ELMER JOHNSON. Clerk. | Jaj*e« P. Haiflisg. Deputy I James T Merryman. Attorney. 3-3 w I RESOLTTK N FOR CONSTRUCTION OF TROUT PCBLIC SEWER. Beit resolved by the Common Council of the tty of Decatur. Indiana, two-thirds of all the members tr.rre f concurring that a public «ewer be constructed on and along the followi :ng route, to-wit: I Commencing in Oak street ata point near ! the >• .rbea< comer of out-lot number ei/h---teen .* in the southern addition to the town. ’wcity. * Decatur. Indiana: thence in an ! ast-r y direcr-’-n in said Oak street elghtyI ftyr *7 icet t .• the center of an alley lo aUd i between Mercer and Cleveland streets; thence a a s umeasteriy direct* n parallel with i Mercer street four hundred and forty feet a.i. a lenarh of 525 feetiandto

:bf re terminate. Siii sewer shall be crnsi ructedout of fifteen nets*: r azt-d tile laid * such a depth as the er rireer shall direct. The more complete • oec f i r-s there*.! t be hereafter prepared by the city dvii engineer. Be&>xred further, (th Common Council hereby declaring a necessity to exist for the o r.str ~ f ’he proposed improvement that xbe <■> <•*. :r.erv f sbaL be assessed against s • the rea. estate benefited thereby, said - • • *• rred shall be paid in ten annua: LS’B >..enTs. to each of which shall be aided ar five per cent, per annum uayabie semi arnuaLv from the da»e of the final es-imi-e rr -n n and collected as provi ed 4*v , a » a t r lor bemds shall be issued ia ar tic:da:i n * the collection of said deferred assessments, unless the property i ' wnerst s r tre v d assessments before said 1 boads are issued: all as provided for in an act of the ml Ass- mi ly of the Prate of Indi- ; sla. approved Ma- :> *. 1"?. and agreeable to j a.. SLbse. lent amendments thereto. Res* yed further, that the city civil engineer i :• hereby i : . set rbe proper grade ’ stake- =.«-: ; >.y nul-ncation for i three six- -'ive wec-ts in the Decatur Demoerax, a weekly newspaper printed a ? i rd in ss : efiry of vur. in Adams county. , Indiana, tri’ ; for the execu-i-tk w.be received t-v the Com- . mon <? in«- : cf‘aid c ry until 7:3Qo'clock p. m.GQ Thr Viynf Mar ]:•*?. and the city i cerk f-a d city is ordered to give the notice re; red aw ’ pr peny owners that objec’i <ns t . the nereesity for said improvement wj ‘ be by the Conxiron Council of sard err. and :□ the council room of said city. *t 7 i r. >ei p. aj, on Tuesday, of the first of May, ISO A P. BE ATTY. Mayor. ■ *-- D. M. Hower. Clerk ' X OT P or LETTING op bridge CONTRACT. Notice is beretv given that the Board of Cmeniissrouers cf Adams county, Indiana, have adopted prepared and planed on file in 1 the officethe auditor in said county, complete and detailed 'pecifica- > ns. including fuxi and complete drawings for rhe construction and erection f six bridges for the use of sai-i county anc iocoted therein as ioLows, town: One bridge thirty-five feet bv sixteen feet id Root township. < >ne bridge fifty feet by sixteen feet in Blue Creek township Ope bridge forty feet by sixteen feet in Kirkiand township. <?ne bridge twenty fee* by sixteen feet in ; ecerson tonwst ip. One bndze twee:y-six feet by sixteen feet in KirdiaDd township. One bridge -wenty-four feet by sixteen feet in Cnios township. A particular description of each of saic bridges may be oc rainea from the speofications an*! Idrawinrs dow on file in said audi’c-r’s office. Therefore on Tuesday. May S, 1900, *t the rocm of the county commissioners in the wuiitor s; f swsd county, at ten clock a. ■ m - sa*TF- ot stodday. separate sealed bids will oe received by said isoard for the furnish', lag and cocstruet;.-n of eacl- of ss>d bridze* retera.e bids must be submittsd for ear-t W<- and no lump tads for ail or a MrtiiE ‘ be euesuerod. Each bid must be accompanied i with the proper aMdav.t a, required bylaw i t » od - JI W»WetO > tte c. cr.mm-ssoners of said oountv in * ‘“f 1 !£ bxi- which ’said ■ ’X '.yned by at least two resident i freebcud sureties, or a surety company re<i- ■ der.t or nornresident. to the approval of the i the board, with aatortton. uafned as ; ]

GfVPiTB-L §100,000.00. SURPLUS §9,000.00 Tf+E DEC/VTUR S/YNK. j (f?e-or£anizcd January 1. 1&95.) DIRECTORS. i P. M". Smith. President. FIFC A-"T ! I E? M. A. Kibbler. Vice-President. U’L.Li/T i IC. A. Dugan, Cashier. ! E. X. Ehingeb, Assistant Cashier. J. B. Mason. STkSX INDlflrNff, •g PENNYROYAL PILLS Esl — or and banish "pains I of menstruation.” They are “LIFE SAVEKS” to girls at I womanhood, aiding development of organs and body. Ni E , known remedy for women equals them. Cannot do harm-life I .becomes a pleasure. §I.OO PER BOX BY' MAIL. Sold I by druggists. DR. MOTT’S CHEMICAL CO., Cleveland,Ohia I For sale by Nachtrieb A- Fuelling ■ W HEALTH and viTALifi « X ■ The great remedy tor nervous prostration and all diseases of the geteratiw ■ jfr.A wJmK organs ot either sex. such as Nervous Prostration. Falling r L o >: Ms-hixi, ■ l:u: •.ncy. N’ .ht.y Emissions. Youthful Errors. Mental W -- ex.-.<.:rese ■ ot Tobacco or Opium, winch lead to Consumption and Insannv With erst® ICTCO IICINC #□ order we guarantee to cure or refund the money. Sold at ? 1.90 per bet ■ ArlCn UjIIWi 6 boxes tor io.oo. DH.’IOTT'S CHE.UICAL CO., Cleveland, Ohio. ■ For sale by Nachtrieb A Fuelling. ■

ed by law The board of commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bide. Samvel Doak, 1 „ , t— », > County Joseph E. Mann. . „ .. ~ ■ Commissioners. Fbed Reppirt, Attest—Noah Mangold. Auditor. 4 3 TO NON-RESIDENTS. State of Indiana, county of Adams, ss: Tn eV, c AJc m nt wm ,i v nn, , t TT A —. . .—.—

In the Adams circuit court, February term. 1910. Samuel H. Shaffer 1 ' * >■ No. 6072. Grace Ann Kosch i et al. It apj« aring from affidavit filed in the 1 above entitled cause, that Grace Ann Kosch. I Philip sha ’ r. Shaffer ihiswite) whose Christian name is to the- plaintiff unknown, Rhoda MeCui'.ough. Iva Ann Clark. Lucinda Mcßane. E . aline Henry. Mary Jane Hamilton. ' Elizabeth Thompson. Smallw.-od Thompson i her hu~bandi are the unknown heir- of Eliza- ■ beth Thompson, decease -, whose Christian , names are to the plaintiff unknown. All the ( unknown heirs of Smallwood Thompson, de-' ceased, whose Christian names are to the i plaintiff unknown. Charles Jones. Jones (his wife) whose Christian name is to plaintiff unknown, of the above named de fendants are non-residents of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given that said Grace Ann Kosch. Philip Shaffer Shaffer ‘ mswifeiwho ev nMian name is to plaintiff unknown. Rhoda McCullough. Iv a Aun Clark. ' Lucinda Mcßane. Evalne Henrv. Mary Jane' Hamilton. Elizabeth Thompson Smallwood Thompson her husband), all the unknown heirs of Elizabeth Tbomnson. deceased whose ' ebrtstiar. names are to the plaintiff unknown, al tbs irnknow heirs f Smallwood Thomn- : son. deceased, whose Christian names are to the plaintiff unknown, Charles Jones. Jones <his wife) whose aan i e is to the Pontiff unknown. uo.! i’ h ? V and appear before theii Hon. Judge of the Adams circuit court on the Mst day of Mar. liw. the same tiemg tne «StL juridical day of the next rewn-U-term thereof, to be holden at the L C! . l -v of Decatur, commencing c D '‘nri m/’v ' th dav of April - A - D- 1900. Ib J * nswe z or demur to said complaint ~r the same will be heard and determined m their absence. '•ever Witness, my name, and the seal of saM court hereto affixed this 3rd day of° April. ELMER JOHNSON. Clerk. Heber M. DeVoss, Deputy SchurgerA Smith. Atty’s. N PhjL’ OF hearixg OF ditch PETIIn the matter of the petition of J. 8. Moser. who M LVU.T.S re’iTir'Wd on fl!e ia “F «««• ■ng of said petition upon its merits win be on Wednesday. May 9.1900. the same being the third day of the Vav term. like, of the Board of Comissioners of Adams county. Indiana. oners or , The praver of said petition is tnat a d.mh be constructed on the following rou be, ?«>wjt; ' Beginning at a point fourteen <l4) rods ease o. a■ bomt which is twenty-nine (29) rods wmh of the northeast corner of the southwwt : quarter of the northeast quarter of T^^Ms“ D Xn^Xtn h S ! ! I 4 rods; north rh 7?? “7J Ods; thence north 32 nearer 1 rud®: ujence north 36 de?ree> wLt 1 ™ n d°^ «’ rods

ditch known as the W. F. Sc!, isr ditrh, stifl point seven rods east of a j>oint wbicbiiH eleven (11‘ rods north of the n tfbeast corner of the south half of the s n - .v--r uarterolM section twenty-two and range■ heretofore mentijned. Bp Passing through and aS ■ at’--- -io.' of J. S. Moser. Daniei Mi .er. A . rnv DurUiH Benj Ilabagger. Ja ob A. Li' Sprungerand Monroe towr>:... ■ BRANCH NO. I. B| Commencing at a tr. ■ a point which is twenty . : n-is

of the northeast corner •»! the ouarter of the nortbea-: : twenty—even <-17. towii-;. :.:y-s:i north, range fourteen L • 'county. Indiana, running • r. grees. we-t 36 nxis: then • ■' west 50 rods and term:: :i r -■ ;n the ! ditch at station twenty-t wo L K||h Passing through and L- :> *• ' njtbelu 'ofW. W. Eley and Arnbru-:- I- 1 ::! tun. E Noah Masg<»li>. Bw 4-3 Aud 11 u r Ada ms I —— VOTIVE OF HEAHIN'. . ITCHPHIffi TION. I In the matter i f .be ;• - Rupert. Notice is hereby given. P‘ been Su'd with tho Amt: - \ ..t: state of Indiana, a;■-! ' > ■ •' pointed whe huv- \ :e«I view, which is on file in i ;ng of :-aid petition up. n :'-' s Wednesday. May ?. l‘M M ‘ the same beinur rhe third cf the Term. l*.«tL ot tie 8.-ai Bl Adams county, Indiana. The prayer of said. be constructed cn tl. : ' Beginning at a p- cut - t 1 “'‘: bi " ( rods west and twenty ’ 11 southwest eornt i section thirtv-fiv ■ p " v.7). north range toi.r:, : Cfiintv. Iniiiana. run: grtes. east 16 tods: o west 19 rods: thei.ee m.i' : - r ‘ l ''...08e rods; thence north '!•■:: ■- ’ ’ thence north J’.'E dig’-ie- • thence nortl, Oleg: - - -SB < north 83 degret s. t.- ... s', degrees. « as: ’■ grees. east it! ro>!<: . east 36 rods: thence ti’" i n rods: thence north thence north 34 : d.-gre- - 'L I’.T north 61 degre-s. east a 53‘, degrees . east 12 re.:- .. grees. east IS rods: there e«st 18 reds: iben.’e : c, rods; thence south thene-'north 7'dev-rv - /. south 80degrees, eas'f ' degrees. ■ ast r.’ r-»i-grees. east 12 rods: ».■ ’ east 18 rods; thenci ” c rods: thence north ?•' te thence south s'ilegr-• ' « i^Bj n south 78 degrees, east 74 r n degrees.east -4 rods: tm- - T nQ east 18 rods: th*nee ‘ ■ rods: thence south \ 8 thence n< rib 7' deer.- - .. .. north Hr degrees east - degrees, east 1" rods: th- . east 24 rods: then -e nre . ;cf «^B n rods and three feet ai. ls James K. Martz ditch at » . -' refn< north of a point which , of the southeast corner ~v t southwest quarter ■ ' ship twentj -sev< n ’->7 J a ' east in said Adams cou-‘ > ■ Passing through an : -'. an! lands of Lewis I. Kyi’ , ... James F Burnett. Ja "■ .;,.:r t Tabler. Adam Kern. H ■ ... T ...o Mt y. r-. Jaere !■ ■ | Thomas. Mary E I , . heirsof Am! rose ' ...... Elmer Cook. Tborna; *»• ' ; I Solomon Wo.f, " nlian H hulser. James N H - .. t wniiam Cross, ' jr.-lire , k ., oa y« Potts. Elizabeth K. rn. F . <t fortne public high»s.' ai ■ ship for the public high a ’, s - GO t,». B NOAH M- -1 - ■ M Auditor A ia“ s *B