Decatur Democrat, Volume 47, Number 14, Decatur, Adams County, 11 June 1903 — Page 8

CORRESPONDENCE Iteais of Interest Contributed by the Democrat’s Busy Corps of Correspondents

Pleasant /Tills. Preaching at Baptist church next Sundays Horning. Miss Catherine Roebuck is getting her house repaired. The fence surrounding the cemetery is being repaired this week. ? Miss Gdtdie Worden, of ‘Marion, is visiting relatives here this week. The Misses 'Fay and Rosa Smith-, l>f Decatur, spent Sunday herfc with friends. '• Children's day exercises will be held at tlie Baptist church uext Sunday evening; June 14th. Rev. Ford aud wife, of Delphos, • Ohio, spent Sunday here, .the guest of Irwin Garter and wife. Carpenters are "at work putting a new roof on the U. B. church, and other repairs will be made. John-Conrad will conduct an ice cream social at Fortney’s hall next Saturday evening, Jtine 13." John Barnett and wife, of'Bluffton, are the guests of his brother. G. W. Barnett and family this week. • Mr. and Mrs. Will. Hill had a beau- . tiful photograph of their residence taken. Charles WiuanS, artist, of Willshire, did the work. Pleassnt Dale. S. L. Driver is ill with the mumps. AV. H. Eiler pnrchasd a horse of . J, S. Bevly. S. L. Driver is hiving the foun- * dafion for lils new house laid. Roy Snyder is starting out as though he was going to mate good use of that new buggy ‘this summer. Anthony Miller and wife of Virgina, Lewis Monbray and wife and Simon Cook and wife visited with ' friends and relatives of this vicinity. Jacob Heller was very much astonished Sunday morning about breakfast time when Mr. Harve Grow and Miss Minnie Schafer called and asked to be united in the' holy bonds pf matrimony. Jacob, alter talking a few minutes invited . them to the house and nervouslytied the knot Twenty-six went from Decatur to attend the annual conference at R lifountaine. Ohio, which wa- a pleasant trip and a grand reunion • for the representatives as-they were there from nearly every state and some from foreign countries. A ’ few "i the party- took irt the excursion to Dayton Wednesday and reported an exceedingly good and. very enjoyable time. Linn Grove. F. A; W. Lindsey is able to be up aud attend to busmess again.

Beuj. Baater and- his son Wilsey were at Blufftuti On business Saturday. Miss'lda Baumgartner left Monday" for .\lariou where sue will attend school. Mr- John P. Steiner and family e were the guests of Mari'-n French on Sunday. Frank Laudsey.Stu' 1 < Jy were tie* guests of Charles Fa its, and - fan. » e on Sunday. Emanuel jiwsbifin) and ’wife, of "Bluffton. wefe-vksiMtig relatives at this (S > place on \\eduesday. • CliSSpn llaughto:; who Las been attend ng school at Mai ion was home ® ■* ° * * ® George Beech and wife, of Uniondale, were the " guests of Andrew Schlageuharf on Sunday. g Childrens' drfy exercises were observed at tire Christian Church Sundiy evening. Also at Salem. Misses Cora and Nellie Neaderhauser, of Bfciffton. dined at their pareStial home on the Sabbath. Daniel Baumgartner, who wielded the rod fJ Elm Collegt last winter, was at Graybill on business Tuesday. Members of the Evangelical Church are busy hauling ground to'fill up the yard at the Evangelical parsonage. Miss Lillian Pease returned to her home east of town after spending several weeks with Rev. Ehrart and family. Messrs. Lewis Grandenlard, Lewis Merilot, Arch Haughton and Vernon the excurswn to Ft. Wayne on Sunday. ™

Messrs. E. C. Berie and Charles ' Caresdale, of Bluffton, were at this place last week writing insurance for the Illinois Life Insurance Co. The New Mission Church is hold1 ing a camp, meeting in the Shaup Grove, east of this place. Rev. Ramsayer is conducting the tpeethig. Sunday evening the lightning struck, a valuable basswood tree belonging to , Bprij. Moshberger, completely demolishing it root .and branch. The tree was located near the new barn. Messrs. James Kiner. Lawrance and I Harry Opliger returned home from Angola Friday, where they were attending school. They will return I again on Tuesday and resume their 1 studies the coming summer. ' Peter Hoffmhu and Edwin Heller boarded the morning train on Thursday for Salem. Oregon. Thav will visit the Bohefnia mining district of. that state and other important points of interest before returning. Their sta'y will' be. indefinite, probably one month.

Peter D.‘Kizer and I'eter Hoffmanof this place. George Gottschalk and I Fred Gottschalk,of Domestic.-attend-fed the funeral of George Dyson, at J j Petrolem, Tuesday of last week. Brother Dyson was a charter Member of the I. 0. 0. F. Lodge at that place and was buried under the auspices of that lodge. i The Linn Grove Juvenile Band will give the third band concert on next Saturday evening. There will be I some excellent music rendered, as they have several new selections.' There will also be an.lceCream Social in connection. Come every body and . every body’s boys. Bring -your girl. If you havn't any girl bring some other fellows’ girl. During the electric storm Sunday i evening the lightning struck the rods on the barn of Robert Simerson. passing down the rods to where they were broken, there it jumped off, struck the barn, tearing off. several boards and doing other damage. Vet it was lucky after all. as the barn contained quite an amount of hay that might have been set on fire. Peterson. 'Samuel Weldy took in th.- excursion to Cincinnati last Saturday i evening. j Th? Clover Leaf employes made some repairs on tha stuck chuteslast Monday. L .(). Clark and wife of Mt. Etna spent Sunday with R. B. Johnson and family. Mrs Harry Butler of north of.j ,r-;c ynoifjsw Hurst,last Week. Jesse Monroe aud William Johnson spent Sunday with Miss -s Mattie Spade and Gracie Lewton. George McWlriter and wife attend <m! th? servi ■ held at the Presbytreian church of Decatur Sunday. George' B ibe'oek living soqth of Honduras liras at this place Monday , 1 enroute for Marion whore he will I take a ten weeks course? in the nor- _ I .-< .-..'A A lad wh mi ne is Curry, and. j:dV.i>*s is in a hurry*; to .find '.-.it what-th ■ otlu r people see. was spending his vacation, down in this part of cj'etttibn. I ve just now found out wit it has. < a used thus to be. in spending ’this vacation, Johnny gave,, the information, which .at time!*' we®treated as a bluffy but lie's rushing a wee girlie, and whose hair is always curly, you may guess. I've sai|l enough. Jud"e Erwin has given his ruling in the divorce law passed by the recent legislatimp which makes it necessray for the applicant for a decree to pay into court the sum of live dollars as a fee for the prosecuting attorney, who must appear or the defendant. The question is attracting attention all over the state, especially since a month ago when Judge Paulus of Marion, held the law unconstitutional. Friday the case of Sarah E. Largeant vs Joseph Largeant was brought up and Prosecutor Moran ordered to appear for the plaintiff. He made a motion that the sum of five dollars be paid in according to the new law and Judge Erwin sustained the motion, thus holding the law constitutional.

W. R. C. ice cream social on court house lawn Saturday evening. Get in the push and attend the W. R. C. ice cream social on the court house lawn Saturday evening. Boy Wanted —Who can speak German to work around store. Address in own hand writing. X. V. Z.. box 277, Decatur, Indiana. d3t&wlt J are out announcing 'Misses Dessie and Katharine Krick will entertain next Friday- evening in honor of their friend. Miss Mor- , gan, of Indianapolis. Free Illustrated health talk to mothers and daughters at the Christen church Thursday evening June 11th at-7 p. m. Come and bring vour friends. Madam Barnard. I ■ Word from Monroeville advises that 'Miss Alice David, who was poisoned while gathering Howers some time ggo, is-mrproying and that she expects to soon return to her work at the Big store,- • Tuesday ( veiling at 6:30 o'clock, occurred the marriage of -Frank Wertzberger jmd Miss Laura Pierce at the bride's.home in the north • pirt of the city. The services w, re 'performed by Rev. Grether of tl e German'reformed church. Dr. Holloway.' who was taken quite sick a week ago, does hot ini pro; e and is now in almost thosamw I condition as befqye. It seems impossible for him to gain strength land he has only sit up in bed a I few moments since the lieginning of his illness. . ' • According to the present inten-* tions of the management of the I Rosenthal base ball club there ' will be a game at Steele's park next SunIday between Decatur and .Huntington. The latter team is composed of semi-professi mats and is considered ■ a bunch of very fast players. Should the weather continue in a favorable way the grounds wijl be in good i condition and a good game can be I looked for. It is said that there js so-much salicylic acid in strawberries that medical authorities recommend them for rheumatism. What a plesant cure that would be but for the ' fact that the same fruit also produces a troublesome rash. However we would prefer the strawberries and rash to the rheumatism so will accept several gallons of rash -oh su T >s< rciption if any of our readers wish to pay that way. R?v. Wilken, Eugene Christen and a committee composed of T. C. (.' rbett, Henry Bremmerkamp, D. D. Coffee and Nick Miller left for a trip through ' western Ohio where they will investigate -the heating plants that are in use in many ot the large cities of that locality. The Catholllc church is to be supplied with the very best of apparatus and the trip will enable them to make a wise selection. The Red Men have elected the following officers who are to serve for the next six -moons: Sachem. J. • < ■ ;• -■ '»** * MW' C. Grandstaff, Preble; Senior Sagamore, V. P. Ball; Junior Sagamore. J. G. Smith; Prophet, E. M. Henry, Hoagland; Trustee, Amos Fisher; representttives to the Grpat Council of Indiana, Jacob Eady and Albert Buhler; alternates, T. A. Baker and G. J. Weaver. The installation services will be held the first Wednesday ©f July‘.

Dr. and Mrs. Roy Archbold were "at lioine"Thursday evemn". their, guests ' 15eISg w Te whist club »nd the occasion wa* enjoyable to be sure.. At cards"the honors v«ere easily captured by'Mrs. ..Archbold and -Mr. Harry Moltz. The refreshments were delicious and. the entire evening a' pleasurable oae. Tljpse present were Messrs, and Mesdames C. A. Dugfa, C., C. Schafer, H.-R. Moltz. L. G. Eltingham, J. H. Heller and Mr. F. M. Schirmeyer. Jesse Niblick was the society helm Tues, night and directed very successfully an event in which he entertained about fifty of his lady and gentleman friends. The affair was very complete and the enjoyment was true to a shirt waist gathering. Progressive peanuts was the principal feature of the amusements and appropriate prizes were given to the players. Miss Midge Smith and Fred Patterson were the most successful in this contest and Charles Knapp and Miss Gertrude Bremerkamp were alloted the consolation prizes. After the end of festivities at the house, during which a fine course of refreshments were served, the guests assembled at th<BL’. Y. M. S z club rooms where uancing was indulged in until a late hour.

Macbire 09: Machine Oil: Ihe best la the world at W. H. Nachtriebs--14 - For Sale—Owing to poor health I will sell my store and property at Magley, Indiana, or trade same for farm or town properry. Anyone wanting to go into business would do well to come and investigate same or write Robert Case, Maglev. Indiana d39wsotf A cow valued at fifty dollras and the prqjperty of David Gessinger died suddenly Tuesday about six- 1 o’clock. The animal got hold of a ■ bum h of stale pickles and proceeded to devour them, being the supjioesd cause of death. Tne cow was driven in from the pasture and suddenly keeled over, expiring with - in a few moments. The loss is a serious one for Mr. Gassinger.

■•...LegaJ Aa.vertl.sing... APPOINTMENT OFEXI •’ °* Notice Ui h*'rc*»y Uiai the neii'T'signed Imbeen appwhted Execut >r us tne wiU <4 .l-seph POgue late* Ot ' ■,j ii •y, dect asi d Ihe pr sDivCUt ’ • . .iame* AN. T \ * -■ .Junel, ’ V -3 M. , ry:f. cT.V Sutt JO. attorr.cjrs. J. PPOIN*TMENTJJF ADM ' BS - JTotice $9 hereby Five”. lhi« tha nr .-er-- • _ > I ' - r .< S.! 4 Drobabb solvent. ARTI . ISHER. Admin strat< r June 4 i-*;*. Merry: ai. Cv >•.:: v ... Atte. ? 1 A 1 ’ ’ 5 ' * Notice is hereby given, that tfi ?* *u I rsitfned has been appointed administrator de bonus iiou* wftn will annexed the estate of Sarah Kinjr. lat< of Adams rminty. deceased. The case pro ja./ly >■ f vent. E BURT LENI'. nistrator. 8 de bonus non with will annexed. lune 19.1303. • A PPOINTMBNT QF ADMINISTRATOR. Not ce is herebv (riven that the undersigned has been appointed administrator, ot the estate of Isi-fcl Stunebiirner late of Adams county, deceased. The estate is probaruy solvent. JorfNß. BTCWBBUBNERI idminlstrat ra GEORGE W. WOODWARD, Admm.St.a L. C. De Voss, Atty. MaF -!< 1903. 13VOTICE OF .FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. . Notice is hereby given to tlie cn-dittrs heirsand legatees of Upward Thompson a-n-ased. to appear in tlie Adams Circuit Court, held at Decatur. Indiana, on theTib day of Septemh -r. 1903, and show cause, if any. why the final settlement accounts with the of sain decedairt should-not be appro; ea -aid heirs are notified to tld-n and there : proof of heirship, and r eir distributive shares. Katherine Thompson. Adm'x. Decatur. Indiana.-lune S. UO3. 14-? and Erwin. Att'y. N’OTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF THE ADAMS CtirNTY COl’N 1 IL Notice is hereby given that the Adams County Council will meet in special session at the Court House in the city of Decatur, Indiana, on Tuesday, June 23, 1903. for the purpose of making appropriations for making levies in'Root and Preble Tow nshlps and additional estimate to tiywnship assessor ot Whbash Township, for additional estimate to county auditor for siationery and typewriter and for heating plant at Court House, balance to architect and at St.. Marys. ' <» . BOdH. Auditor of Adams Coutltv. pUBLIC NOTICE. . Notice is hereby given, that sealed blds Will He received at my office till the hftur -of lo o'clock a. m. Juae 23,1903. For the erection of a .school building in V. abash'township. Adams county. Ind., District No. 3,’accordingto plai)s.end specifications now In qjy office. Said Building to be completed by the 15th day of September. 1983. Old bui Iding will be sold same day ..' Bids will be opened at school house in district No. 3. , ii ev - -a.: >- ,y and all 1 ' md.- « . ’ • ' P. A. m’aCKLIN, Township Truster- Wubash TownstZp. Adams County. Ind Doited, June 2, 1993. pt'BLIC JiOTlCfc. s Notice is hereby given, that sealed bids will be received at my office till the hour of 10 o’clock a. m. ® .* ’ o ® ®® ® © Thursday, July ?. 1903. • Jgor the erection at a school building in Washington township. Adam- county. Ind.. District No. 3. according to plans and specifications now my office. Said building to be completed I©* the Ist day of Seafember, 1903. Gid building to >e same dav. Bids will be opened in my offiewjn The right I? reserved to reject any and all bids. Certified check to the amount of 1300.00 must accompany each bid. T. 8. COFFEE. Township Trusted Washington Township, Adams County. Ind. ' Dated June 11,1905. j w APPLICATION iFOR LIQUOR LICIMBE. The subscriber hereby gives notice to the citizens and voters of Monroe township Adams county Indiana that he will apply to the board of commissioners of said county at their July term 1903 for a license to sell spirituous, vinous and mult liquors in quantities less than a quar. at a time with the privilege of allowing the some to be drana on the premises where said liquors are sold. Mv place of business wherein said liquors are pi be sold and drank is located on the ground floor of a one st--ry frame bullning-situar-d on the west twenty-two feet of inlot numiier 27 in the village of Monroe said county and state. Said building and room front south on Jackson street. Slaeof room zvx3s feet with front aud rear openings. I a'ro give notice that I will appply for permission to run a lunch counter in the same room and sen cigars and tobacco therein. June IS 1903 14- WILLIAM SHEETS, Aoplicant.

, uuabdcf bev.ew notice No tee is hen by riven by view, of benelri in the com mb,plaints if “ n J •"?!>.> auditor’s office from the: Snr?oW g n VblsS on the fouowmg towit: , . union. Root ami Preble townships. W-day. June 15. li lo3 - Kirkland- w uAmgron and St. Mary s townships. Tui.-iKV. ftllß ih. I.*”. Blue Creek. Monroe and French townships. June K, IWfi. Hartford. Wabash and Jefferson townships. June 18.1’JO**. Geneva. June 19. 1903. Berne, Jun« 20. WB- ® Deoatur. JuW»*nd3l|l»«. it U ordered bv the Board of Review, that al’V. rXHsiiripUints shall be made in writlnff' gg AHE BOOH. Auditor. Ex.Offii'-i i lerk Board ot Heviey. X’CfTii EOF ESTIMATES OF EXPENSES > roR CALENDER YI AftV*!. .rn'meaggreraw ani-Jk'' l i's"uf 'the ’dine’lut s isn and so which the Adams county coune'd Win beasked to make artditlonal approIrmt'on'Tin pnr.oam-e to said act at a special mneting to be held on Tuesday, Juue 23,1903, to-wit: Township as-Gssors additional mage 1908 w abash ls.l ar-ossing Wanash : Township’'trustee estimates for cutting gra<k s and makirg leavy I'-’O ' Root towfiship making b-.-c y ix>. 1 rel-.e townSli'p making lsvy 1200.00. rountv Auditors additional e-timat.-'s IMS. I For one t.-.pe writer }75.00. Blfcnk books tionery and other supplies I3i • • I County Coinmi-sionersstdditionaf i -.imates • . Healing plant tor court hopse i7< '•> l ' i: - Cu"O Kible l.n an »o'i arenltect lM»- Ib ioge St. ! Marya sownsfiip |llO 00. Bridge i\ukiaud| i tOWMU.p (250.09. 'Iot»l S?r'-'l. ABE BOCH, Aud tor,* • . ’ - - x \ ',';f • . .'<’l :'o‘r '» -. vi* ■ : - 4, M » ’ • 1 t* rm HMi. for a *ha ire io s<» ( % « 4.1 . ’ ’ ' It i . tiee ss : han i». lari at a time wiih 1 1 e prlyv 0 ;; a . imti to tx .ci nk onjhe t • >e sold add drank is located in an<l at the r diu« situ ned on the west part i I < iintnen< in/at a 'int -hi itfe -■ -t.i line > of the southeast quarter of Becton 33 In t<>WD- • north,raptm U east, at east Jme «t the right ’'l-w<iv .4 the < iatinnan RichiLomlA i railroad tbei.ee running east 122 feet and (L inches .thenoe Dorth pare H wiib ihe ua>t lint <>! <a;d secti<<a I.V.’ feet thence wist 115 feet to enst line »'t said, zht-<if»way I '). - : » -■*, to I the place es beginning Bsidroom in which application <h >ires t<j selhinoMi aling !iqu« r-* is the front room in the dbeator> frame building situated on aboredt s said room being 18x80 'trotting oo the public highway insaki Washington township ’ Said applicant desires io keen a lunch k Cbunterano cigar stand in sltfd dtscribed*! rion and se?> tobacco and tench JONATHAN ANDREWS. • Applicant. ATK'N FOR LIQUOR I.l< EN>E. To the citizens of tjie town of Berne. Adaffis county. Indiana.. Notice is hereby given that J. M. Ehrsani •wiii make application to tb<- board of commissioners ot Adams count*, Indiana, at their regular sesskm in J lib , 1-*V-t"». h i)ccu>t-.to sell spirituous, viiious and maUiMiuorsia less quantify s than a quart at a time, in the two >Dury brick building on th® ground floor room which is $4 teet wideand6oleet long fronting on the Streep with Billiard and pool ropm in,the back part of th< building, the upstairs usi I Cora home, with the privi ege ot allowing the same to be drank whgresold. in and at the building situated on the following descrided premlees ;n the town ot kerne. Adams county. Indiana, towir. Commencing feet west of the northeast, corner of lot N<>. 2 in the town <»t i pt ■ n’y, I section 4. township 2s. north range 14. oast, thence running south 182 f£et, thence west 24, * feet, ypnbe north IS! feet, thence east 24 feet to the piaq? of beginning. Notice is further g.vgn tiiat thr undersigned Will also ask, the' aomin • o r the privilege ot carrying on the business of running a restaurant in connection with the sale of intoxicating

•4.1 THE MARKETS. , lYf - - I

GRAIN. ", BY E. L. GRAIN-MERCHANT. * Corn, per cwt., (new) mixed, ._ 86. Corn, per cwt, yellow (new)... 58 ! Oafs; tjew'< __l 31 ■Wheat, new * _.J 6ft ' Rve - . .'..... 45* Barley... ' \ 40 Clover Seed 4 50 @ 5- Ob 1 Alsyke I.: 450 ®.'s 00 Buckwheat." ? : £5 Flax Seed .’. • lIQ •CHICAGO markets: * . Chicago market closed at 1:15 p.m. today as follows: .Wheat’, July J. .. 761 Wheat, September ’ '' 73 Corn,"July . „ ’ • 481 Corn, September 471 Oats, July* 361 Mats. September _®_ . 331 July Pork sl7 00 Sept. Pork fl 6 85 July Lard, per cwt *, 887 September Lard <s per cwt 9®oo® TOLEDO GRAIN MARKETS. Changed every afternoon at 3:00 0 clock by J. D. Hale, Decatur. Special wire service. Wheat, new No. 2, red.'cash $ 761 July wheat 751 Sept wheat, "T 743 Cash corn, No. 2, mixed, cash.. July corn 473 Sept corn ~ 461 Oats, cash ■ * Oats, July Sea Oats, Sept 33? Rye, cash 54J STOCK. BY FRED SCHEIMAN, DEALER. Lambs— 41 ft 5 Hogs, per cwt 5 00 (<7 $5 25 Mattie per lb __3j («. 44 Calves, per lb 41 @ 5 Sf W 8 2 @ 3 Sheep, per lb 21 Hl 3 Beef Hides, per lb 6

? liquors and in the same ro in V k I curing liquors are kept for ini <s ! ! APPLICATION Totho citizens of Berne in ship, Adams county. Udi»ua loc roe Notice is hereby given , c Kumz, a ma.e InhabitauF u . /y’aut! t IndKa. over the age of twenu '! and whois a person uot in the s ™h. coming intoxicated will make ' of * the board of commlseioners or ?. S‘ tio »to county. Indiana, at their next rw.',, Aa "«i | in July. 1903. lor a license t > vinous, and malt liquor. in l"w I than a quart at a time to be drank in the building s.tuated on the t„n res " !| ! ! described properly: The one-s-,,.. building, ironung on Main str, H , r Ir,l w the town ot Berne, in sa jj .. '" *>uth iQ Indiana local, don the south*b,r, 8 . c " Ull '' of land, twenty fe.-t wide, the sa'-,. •’ r ‘» middle one-third ot inlot No sevS* town of Berue. and divided *rm„ o. l '', w ”>i ot said lot by two straight line. north and south, one on the east At the west side thereof, and the I I. the ground floor of .aid a, i etgtneen is feet wide east and two tt feet long nortn and openlng and glass front to the south k.. "’ opening in the rtar north. Said rcl.m loo’I oo ’ toeu feet high aud is the ouly nA,? ' [ ° u ' building. . 1 r ' A,ai 10 uil The applicant also desires to keen., staud and lunch counter in . „-' 5 ' Sell cigars, Jobacco and lunch ti.e'reln “ *" 1 SAMVEL L. KUNTZ. Appl ic a nt . 'VOTICET© NON-RESII.ENTs The State ot Indiana. - county of Adams. > v in the Adams Circuit -court stern. ’ Aliril ' Mma Englchart ) No. 6 612 • Micftael'Engleiiart. |v • jr It appearing from affidavit tile,! „ „ above* entitled ’citifse rt- ,t ;i a?; Engiehart. the • n-r .... ■- a..iii.n -: lents ot the eta Notlci is therefore hi rel . . Mikael Englehari ilgtt appear peb-re the Hpn. Judge of. th* Adaa B Circuit. Court the a .o -w -o; ■,. Day if t , tei in thi-i i of. to be holdi the i onrt House lu tne City ot Di-cu ,- ■ .unm..,,.!'/, in M"t .ay tlie 7ili <l. v • A' ’ ; l’-I and pleadi.ya.-u.ro: .ft ; complaint, or the same wd! nesG • • ! WITNESS. mV name, an 1 the Sea (SEAL) i iourt hereto i ffi i ’i s 4tb > of June, i ts! ' elm£r Johnson.citrk By James P. Haeflicg, Deputy, ( ark J. Lpt> Attorney fyr V tit * I ' SALE. ’ The State of Indiana. Adau»> ty, ty, Indiana. Old Adams’County Bank / ’ v-» - No. 2.45 P. Joseph Stoops, et h i r By virtue of an Execution to r:.e dire1 ed<»y rherclerk of th** A jar - .■ if hmM tatate hereinafter • . i exixMe for kale ax public auci ■ • .* door of the court house in the city oCDecatur, Adarn< county, Indiana, <v. *ne of o'clock a. m and 4 " . p. m.on Friday. July 3, 1903, the rents and profit, tor a ten- not excel - u seven > earr. ot. the following des.-riied red estasfi, situated in Adat:.-. e inty. India: >. to-wit: The norih-east quarter -,d th quarter of section if and the south-eastquaN t-- 1 et the north-eaSl quarter -■ :■ I faction vi- lot Na. 8 la section 1 nt, alien-aiid Itiree tracks 11 >. .eras or less all said lands being site , t shipz>nortUrauke 15ea-i n ViamsCounty Indiamt taken as the property of. Irvin Acker. . Andon failure to r.-a :/■ ti.-r arnonnt oY judgment, intt!- -' ' Sts I will at the sail.' : ■ and th■» - manner alorttsald. offer f.■: .a.--tin.-f. - - r * of the above describee prem -■ - Taken as the property of Jrwii ’ to satisfy said enecutionthis 8 day of-Jail 19l». 14-3 ALBERT A BUTLER Sheriff.-

POULTRY. BY J. w. ’place C0.,-PACKERS. Ohickehs,. per.lb.. Fowls, per’lb. • » ‘ Ducks, per lb. r —- Turkeys, per lb.’. Gt»se, per lb, - . * hayitarket. No. Kimothy hay (baled; No i mixed hay (baled) - @ No. 1 clover hay (baled 1 Loose hay $1.50 less. • ? • WOOL aSd hides. BY B. SILVER k SOX. • Wool, irft washed.... • Sheep pelts 40c to ?1 ' Beef hides, per pound . r?. Calf hide»c. ’-- . Tallow, per pound - u • — ® COAL. # Anthracite - * ‘ « Domestic, lump : Domestic, nut 4 O$L /TARKET. Ttona. Pennsylvania Corning Newcastle . jj North Lima South Lima j'qj Indiana Whitehouse 95 Somerset ’« Lacy -’•••• ’95 Barkersville ’55 Raglaud *■— — OTHER PRODUCTS. BY VARIOC3 GROCERS AND MERCHANT’J « I 3 Eggs, fresh, per doz — jq Lard p] Butter, per pound - 35 Potatoes, per bushel — .