Decatur Democrat, Volume 48, Number 37, Decatur, Adams County, 17 November 1904 — Page 2

Will Teeple, a well known carpenter fell ten feet from a ladder t while working on the Joseph < Smith warehouse Thmalay. He t was carrying a window frame, I missed his footing and fell to the I ground. His right shoulder and i side were slightly sprained, but he will be at work in a few days. His escape from more serious injury was miraculous. The greenest county in Indiana is as usual old Adams oounty, and the greenest spot in this great oounty is A precinct of the third ward, where the democrats made a gain' of nineteen votes. A few other precincts in the county held their own, but this is the only precinct where any material gain was made. The boys on that board thought a democratic landslide had struck the country, and were woefully surprised when they heard the results. Alfred Hilty, son of Jacob (“Tennesee”) Hilty at Linn Grove, returned from the Klondyke gold fields, arriving' here Wednesday morning. He brought with him two fine Alaska dogs. Mr. Hilty intends to spend the winter with his family here and return in March. He and a partner have a good claim in the gold fields that is worth thousands of dollars. He says that Amos Srrunger of this place is still in Alaska in the neigh borhood of his claim and is geting along nicelv.— Berne Witness. A fair-sized audience greeted the performance of ‘Tngomar" at the Bosse opera house Wednesday night, and were given a rare treat for their trouble in attending, as it was one es the best companies that have given a performance here ’this season. The cast was a well-balanced one, and several members of the same deserve special mention for their remarkable work, especially among these were John A, Preston, as “Ingomar,” Mary Atheling as Parthenia and Arthur Mack as 'Polydore,” and their work showed that they were stars in their line, and their efforts were readily applauded by the audience. This company is making all the larger ctiies surrounding us and Mr. Bosse is to be congratulated upon his good luck in inducing this company to come here.

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-■j» c - • — ach, Kidneys. Liver, Bladder, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and all diseases of the Blood.’ Epileysy, (or falling fits) Cancer, Scrofula, Private and Nervous Diseases, Female Diseases, Night Losses, Loss of Vitality from indiscretions in youth or maturer years, Piles, Fistula, Fissure and Ulceration of the Rectum. Bright’s disease,"Diabetes. Cancer, Epilepsy, Catarrh, and Consumption Can be Cured. Announcement lam not an 01d ' time doctor claimin s to have — been a specialist for balsa century, and hence with methods necessarily antiquated, obsolete and out of date, but, on the other hand, my methods and practices are decidedly those of the present day—adding the benefits and experiences of the past to the superior knowledge and perfect methods of the present. They are THE LATEST discovered. whose efficacy have been proven, and my experience in this class of diseases for the past fifteen years, and the end orsement ot the thousands whom I have cured and brought back to happiness gives me faith and confidence in my -New Method of Treatment I MAKE NO MISLEADING STATEMENTS OR DECEPTIVE PROPOSITIONS TO THE AFFLICTED, NEITHER DO I PROMISE TO CURE THEM IN A FEW DAYS IN ORDER TO SECURE THEIR PATRONAGE, BUT I GUARANTEE A COMPLETE, SAFE AND LASTING CURE IN THE QUICKEST possible time, without leaving injurious after effects IN THE SYSTEM, AND AT THE LOWEST COST POSSIBLE FOR HONEST, SKILLFUL AND SUCCESSFUL SERVICES No incurable cases taken for treatment. All cases guaranteed by bank endorsement Examination and Consultation Free. Address all Communications Dr. D. \A/. Tucker FOB.T WAYNE, INDIANA.

A horse hitched to a wagon in which John H. Banta and G. Mercer , of Willshire, were seated ran away, Thursday, near the intersection of Shannon street and the Willshire road. Messrs. Ba nta and Mercer brought a load of poultry to this town during the day and were on their way home when the mishap occurred. The contents of the wagon were strewn along the roaa and the occupants thrown from the seat. Mr. Merorer sustained slight injuries to the left knee and right shoulder. Mr. Banta escaped unharmed. — Van Wert Bulletin. Mrs. L. L. Syphers has filed suit in common pleas court, praying to be divorced from L. L. Syphers. The petition cites numerous causes, asking’separation, among them, neglect, extreme cruelty and threatening conduct toward her while intoxicated, and because of which treatment she. and the two daughters born to them, have been compelled to leave him. Mr. Syphers formerly lived in this city as proprietor of the Wayne hotel. He came from Fort Wayne. Before going to Fort Wayne he was engaged in the mercantile and insurance business in Willshire and the restaurant business at Decatur. Mrs. Syphers and the young daughters have been at the home of her parents near Steele, Indiana, since last July.—Van Wert Times.

Father Wil sen was most agreeably surprised Wednesday, when a large portion of his congregation burst in upon him to remind him that he bad reached his sixtieth milestone. The surprise had been well planned and tbe victim was taken unaware, and forced to admit that he had practically forgotten the chief event of his life. This surprise, however, proved to be a double one. as up n studying out the situation. Father Wilken discovered that it was also his namesday. which, means the day on which he was ordained into the pr’.esth.- d He -.. resented with a beautiful fiftydeLar leather rocking chair, as a token of the high esteem in which he is held by h-'s congregation. The evening was spent in a nice social rime and at a late hour all adjourned, wishing Father Wilken many more such happy events.

D.W.TUCKER.M.D. THEEHINENT SPECIALIST of Fort Wayne, Ind. Will be at Murrey House, THURSDAY, NOV. 24, and Even- 4 Weeks Thereafter Mo Tro ate AU forms of Chroma t r ~ Diseases that are cure Successfully able. Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Throat, Lungs, Heart. Stom_

David B. Schafer was elected Sheriff of St. Joseph county at Tuesday’s election by a good majority. He is a brother of Fred and Jacob Schafer, was reared in this city and is well known. Fie has lived in South Bend a number of years and his nomination and election prove his popularity. A new real estate firm was launched in Deoatur Saturday, the firm name being Reppert, Litterer & Fruchte. The first member of the firm is the well known Auctioneer Col. Fred Reppert and the two latter includes the popular young lawyers who recently opened an office here. Each member of the firm is a hustler, active, energetic and thoroughly business-like, and their future success is assured. In another column appears their first advertisement, in which they ask you to list your property with them if you want it sold or rented. Their announcements will appear from time to time, and their friends know they will succeed. Their office is over M. Burns’ harness store. Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D E. Scott occurred the wedding of their daughter, Miss Maude, to Mr. Milton Hower. ’The affair w is a quiet one. only the immediate relatives being present, the ceremony being performs 1 by the Rev. John C. White. Miss Scott is quite well known here, having resided with her parents ever since their coming to this city, and during that time she has made a host of friends. Mr. Hower needs no introduction to our readers, he being the popular West End grocer, and one of the city’s most prosperous business men. The voung couple were the recipients of many beautiful and costly presents. Taey will be at home in a few days to their many friends on North Seventh street, where their furnished home awaits them. Ihe Democrat extends congratulations.

W. H. Church, a contractor and architect of this city, received injuries last Saturday evening that later resulted in his death. The accident occurred in front of republican headquarters, where a crowd had congregated to hear a speech by Mr. Hendee, and listen to the campaign musio. Tae unfortunate Mr. Church was just crossing the street and had just stepp’d from the sidewalk to cross over to the Mmeh store to tell~his wife that he ooncluded for the speech. Harry Armantrout came driving along and the young horse he was driving was shying and scaring at the band music, and ran against Mr. Church, knocking him to the street pavement. Be fell to the pavement on the back of his head, causing a fracture of the skull and concussion of the frontal part of the brain. He became delirious about ten o’clock and remained in that condition until the

time cf his death thirty-six hours afterward, or at 9 o’clock Monday morning.—Geneva Herald. At their handsome country home ten miles northeast of Blufiton Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robison and their daughter Miss Lucile Franke pleasantly entertained friends from this city and Decatur Friday afternoon and last night Those present from this city in the afternoon were Mesdames E. C. Vaughn J: H. C. Smith P. L; Robison. Robison Hatfield, W. B. Nimmons W. D. Mason Herbert H. Dsam Hugh Kapp L. H. Cook Frank Ashbaucher. Frank Forst, N. K. Todd W. L. Kiger and Harry Deam and Mrs Pryme of Schennectady N,. Y. There was one competitive contest in which they guessed upon the weight of a pillow and Mrs Smith was awarded the prize, a beautiful chrysanthemum. A luncheon was served. The guests who were present from this city in the evening were Messrs, and Mesdames L. E. Roush, F. C. Dailey. George Mosiman. W. B. Gutelius, L W. Dailey, Harry Stndabaker, Harry Deam, and Carl Bonham, Mrs. R. A. Brown. Frank Ehle, and Misses Lenore Horton and Johanna Ken yon Mix. There were present also Dr. Earl Coverdale, Louis Holthouse. and W.li Schrock, and Miss May Niblick, of Decatur. There was a competitive drawing contest in which the first prizes were awarded to Dr. L. W. Dailey and Miss Lenore Horton and the oonso lation prizes to Harry Studabaker and Mrs. L. E. Roush. A twocourse luncheon was served. The party arrived back in Bluffton at 2:30 o’clock this morning and all reported a splendid time —Bluffton News.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian ohurch will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Albert Brittson at her home on South Mercer street.

All rural carriers in Adams county will enjoy a vacation on Thanksgiving day, orders to that effect having been received by the postmasters of the oounty from the head of the department at Washington, D. C. The postmaster general directs that no deliveries be made on the rural free delivery routes on that day, but patrons can cal] at the postoffices and receive their mail on that day. Thanksgiving day is one of the few vacations which the rural carriers are given to observe. They receive an order each year to this effect. —Another crowd who are anxiously anticipating the occasion is the school children as they will have a holiday from Wednesday evening until the following Monday.

Miss Preme, district inspector of the Woman’s Relief Corps, was in the city Friday night, and her visit was a pleasant one for the order. She was accompanied by a crowd of Geneva ladies, members of the lodge, among whom were Mesdames Watson, Hale, Mason, McCollum, Veeley, Kelley, Barrett Brayton, McKissic Fenstler, Heffner, Briggs, Pojen and Misses Martin, Burko and Connor. A big supper was served at the hall, the guests arriving at 3:17 over the G. R. & I Immediately after the feast Miss Premer began the inspection work, and her report of the local lodge will be a very favorable one. After the work the visiting as well as the home ladies gave drills, and their work was highly praised by Miss Premer. The meeting was a pleasant and profitable one. A small blaze occurred Friday about eight o'clock at the residence of Daniel Haley on Mercer avenue, doing considerable damage to the house and a summer kitchen. The only theory that can be ad vanned as to the origin of the fire is that the stove became overheated, as did the stove pipe, which ran through a board partition into the chimney, causing the timber to ignite and burn. The blaze then ran along the rafters into the main part of the house, which was extinguished before any material damage was done. Mrs. Haley was the first to notice the blaze and promptly sent in the alarm , then proceeded to do her utmost in putting the blaze out. She had succeeded fairly well, when tire company No. 2 arrived and finished the job. Company No. 1 undoubtedly got mixed up in the signals, as they made a run to Clayton Dailey’s residence in the north end, getting the names of Haley and Dailey mixed. The damage to Mr. Haley’s property will amount to something like fifty dollars, which is fully covered by insurance.

Attempted Suicide. Warsaw, Ind., Nov. 10.—David P. Tuigg, a Chicago solicitor who. while crazed by excessive indulgence in liquor, shot three men on an; eastbound passenger train on the Pennsylvania road between Warsaw and Pierceton, attempted suicide in the Warsaw jail at 2 o'clock a. m. Thursday, and came very near succeeding in his efforts, using a broken bottle for the purpose. Sheriff Smith brought the prisoner from Fort Wayne a few days ago and be was held under a bond of 13.000 on the charge of assault with intent to kill Carl Peckham, Monroeville. Eirly this morning Tuigg arose from his bunk, broke a vinegar bottle which was on a table and, using a jagged piece of glass, sawed an ugly wound in his throat from ear to ear. He was prevented from completing his work by the interference of fellowpnsoners. ...Legal Advertising... OF ADMINISTRATOR. © Notice is hereby irtven thM tbe und-r»lgned ha» been appointed administrator ot the estate ot John Giblin. late of Adams oounty. deceased. The estate is probably solvent. 1 Gbougb GißLitt .Administrator Schureer A Smith. Atl’ys jsji. Nov. Sth, 1904 N°STA F TE P FISAL SETTLEMENT OF E8Notice is herebr given to the creditors, heirs and legatees of Fredrick Bleeke. deceased to appear in tbe Adams circuit court, held at Decatur, Indiana, on the 25th dav of November. IXH. and show cense, if any. why the final settlement accounts with the estate ol said decedent should not be approved-and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive snares. Wm F. Blsckk. Executor. Decatur. Ind.. Nov. T. 1904. M t Brwln A Brwiß. Atty's.

PPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR. Notice is hereby Flven, that the ondertigned has been admlnjstrawr of the estate of John Houser, late of Adams county, deceased. The estate is orobably Erwis Admlnls , rft tor Nov 11 1904. jgLECTION NOTICE. The legal voters of Washington Township. County Wdlana. are hereby notified that on Tuesday, December 20,1901, between the hours prescribed by law for holding elections, at *beu«ual place of holding elections In each ofthe precinct, in said Township In sild Coun . ,} _ J the Board of Commissioners of said Count have ordered that the polls sba 11 I be ojH’ned ■md an election held to ta«<e the votes or legal voters of said Township upon the subject of said township aiding in *£e re£onStructlon and improvement of the Toledo, st Louis A Western Railroad Company U> the amount of twenty-eight thousand dollars (*28.000.00) to be raised by levying a tai upon the taxable property of said township to enable said commissioners to appropriate and donate money to said Company, its fcuceessors and assigns to that amount or> condition that the Toledo St. L°uis & Western Railroad Company reconstruct, ballast and otherwise improve her railroad and rlght-ot-wav tracks and side-tracks. In and through said Township: such donation to diti *n that said Toledo, St. Louis A Western Railroad Cotnnany shall construct and mamt tin in said township a twelve (12) staff round house turn table, icing plant, coal dock and elevated track, coal house, heating p!;nt, water tank, thirty-four thousand (34.000 eel ofttaek. side track, switches and turnouts, with all the necessary connections, equipments and appliances thereto required, estimated to cost, including the real estate n which said improvements are located not less than *IOO 000.00. And said improvements cos Ing not less than I2BJ 00.00. the amount paid to said Company, its successors and assigns under the donation aforesaid and the amount so donated to be parable to said Company its successors or assigns upon the completion of the improvement herein mentioned and upon the terms and conditions and in the manner now required by l"w a-d upon the further condition that the said Imi piovenients hereinb“fore set out will be ' maintained by said Company and tha' whenever the same shall re abandoned or cesse to tie used for such purpose the real estate upon which said improvements are made and the title thereto and buildings thereon shall revert to said Township. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our bands and caused the seal of [SEU.I said Board of Commissioners to be affixed this 17th day of November 1904 MARTIN LAUGHLIN,) Board of DAVID WERLING. -Commissioners, WILLIAM MILLER. ) Adams Co, Attest: Abe Boch, Auditor. 37-40 REPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE. To the citizens of Berne, in Mcnroe township, Adams county. Indiana. Notice is hereby given that I, Samuel L. Kuntz, a male inhabitant of the State of Indiana. over the age of twenty-one years, and who is a person not In the ha’it of becoming intoxicated, will make application to tbe Board of Commissioners ot said Adams county. Indiana at their next regular session In December. 1904, tor a license to sell spirituous, vinous and malt liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time to be drank where sold in the building sltnatid on the following described property: The one-story frame building fronting on Main street south in the town of Beine. in said Adams county. Indiana. located on the south part of a strip of land twenty feet wide, the same being the middle one-third of inlet No seven (7) in said town of Berne a d divided from the balance of said lot by two straight lines running north anu south, one on the cast and one on the west side thereof and the ro m to be used Is the ground floor ot said building, being eighteen (18) feet wide east and west and sixty-two (821 feet lonenorth and south, with one opening and glass front to the south and one opening in the rear north. Said room is fourteen feet high and is the only room in said building.

The applicant also des'res to keep a cigar stand and lunch counter in said niom and sell cigars, tobacco and lunch therein. 36-3 SAMUEL L. KUNTZ. Applicant. REPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE. To the citizens of Hartford township. Adams county, Indiana, and all others concerned. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, a male inhabitant of Hartford township. in said county, will make application at the December, 1904 term of Commlssioners of Adams county. Indiana, for a license for one year, to sell, barter and gi -e away spirituous, vinous and malt liquors In less quantities than a quart a: a time wtth the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on tbe premises where s >ld. which said premise" are situated and described as follows, tow't: The front room of the one story frame building situated on the folowing described eai estate in Hartford township. Adams Co rnty. Indiana, towit: Lot number seven iVi as known and designated on tbe recorded plat if tbe town of Buena Vista. Adams aunty. Indiana Said room faces and fronts on a public street, towit; Water street in said town and Is twenty (20) feet wide and fortyfive (45) feet long, has double glass doors and two (2) windows in front; one door upon the north side and one in the west end. and trap doors leading to the cellar below Said room is the east and front ground floor room of said building and is not connected with any other business, and is so arranged that tbe same can be securely locked and admission thereto prevented. Lunch counter privileges will be asked in addition thereto 36-3 WALTER A. HUNT. Applicant. pROBATE CAUSE NO. 996. Fred Mathys. Admr. | Os Estate ot ; In the Circuit Peter Klopfenstein deceased (Court, Adams vs i County. Ind. Katie Stauffer. I Sept, term 1904, Etai’ | To Sarah Buehrer and Martin Buehrer, her husband. You are severally hereby notified that the above named petitioner, as administrator of the estate aforesaid, has filed in the circuit court of Adams County, Indiana. a petition, making you defendants thereto, and praving therein for an order and degree of said court authorizing the .ale of cer ain real estate belonging to the estate of said decedent, and in said petition described, to make assets for the payment of tbe deb's and liabilities of said estate: and that said petition, so filed and pending, is set for hearing in said Circuit Court, at the Court House, at Decatur. Indiana. on the 41st judicial day of the November terra. 1904, of said Court, the same being the Sth day of January. 1904. ( | Witness, my name and seal of said • sbxl - court hereto affixed this 4th day ( r— ) of November 1904. DAVID GERBER. Clerk. By Paul Baumgartner. Deputy. John C. Moran, Attorney. 36-3 FOR LIQUOR LICENSE. the Second Ward of the Lil Lk l>ec * ,ur - Adams County. Indiana, and all others whom It mav concern : Notice is hereby given, that I. the undersigned. a male inhabitant over the age of twenty-one years, and a resident of said city £2 « th- D-cember term! 904, of the Board of Commissioners of said county and state, apply for a license to sell. giveaway forthe purpose of gain spirituous, vinuous and mail liquors in less quantities than a qnart at a t me with a llew| , ng' the iZ'drank uibiXS 0 d> Wll als " w * at sell clgars ““d t p 7 c ! se 10cat !°o of the premises on which I desire to sell, barter or give »w»i said liquor With the privilege of avowing the flX’tSim or r ‘ n . k ,hereon ’ '”hc front atSi f two-storr brick bnildlng situ«r b Adsmsnounty. Indiana, said room where said liquors are to be sold, drank and given awav is twenty-two feet wld. b?

long, fronting on Second street in . „ with front and south-side entr.n dt h opening at rear of said room, and k . »M the building on said lot as is de.i»! Mr, ot the recorded plat of said <-itv Ay ?M®d on Indiana. y 01 “Watur 36-3 Charles D. Murray, App llcanl ' . TO NON-RESIDENTS. State of Indlana, county of Adams, ssIn the Adams circuit court , term, 1901. No. 6827, ’ -'ovetnber Charles C. Collins vs. Andrew Tavm, Taylor, et al. y It appearing from affidavit filed In the .k. entitled cause, that Andrew Tavio» ahov ' 1 Tailor, his wife, whose Christian niJ? —' unknown: all the unknown heirs ofTSa is Taylor. If he he deceased, whose names are unknown of the above defendants are non-residents of the w.,'!'*! Indiana. 106 state of Notice is therefore hereby given th.. „ „ Andrew Taylor. Taylor. Ks wife chris'ian name is unknown; all the heirs of Andrew Taylor, if he be dS whose chris lan names are unknown in.,' unknown heirs of Taylor, wife nt 1“* drew Taylor, if she be deceased, whose irhfu tian namesare unknown, that thev h« . s appear before the Hon. Jud., e 71 u Adams circuit court on the 4.1. l ue of January 1905. the same lieing 7ff thirty-ninth juridical day of the next rwn larterm thereof, to be holden nt tberake house In the city of Decatur, commencing,. Monday, the 21st day of Novetnbe°r /?,“ 1904. and plead by answer or detnur’to s»W complaint, or the same will be heard and di termined in their absence, WITNESS, mv name, and the Seal of isia (SEAL) Court hereto affixed, this sth d a , of November. 1904 ’ DAVID GERBER, clerk. 36-3 By Paul Baumgartner. Deputy. Sehurger & Smith, Att’ys for plaintiff. REPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE. To the citizens and inhabitants nf the town of Williams, in Root township, and to the citizensand inhalltantsof said Knot town ship, Adams County, Indiana Notice 1-hereby given that I. John Rev » male inhabitant ol the state of I nd.ana over tbe age of twenty-one years and a pets n not in the habit of becoming intoxicated, will make application to the board of commissioners of said county of Adams at their next regular session, commencing m the first Monday in December. 1904. for a license toretall spirituous, vinous, malt and othi r intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a querat a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold. Said premises are situated as follows, to-wit: In and at the building situated on the north 20 seer < f inlot nun bei 40. in the original plat of the town of Williams, in Root township Adamscounty, Indiana, as thesame is recorded and designated on the recorded plat of said town. Said room in which tbe applicant desires to sell said intoxicating 1 quors is the front room, ground floor, in the one and one half story frame building on said inlot and on the north 20 feet thereof aforesaid. Said room being 20 feet wide and 30 feet in length fronting on Perry street in said town of Williams. Said applicant desires also to keep a lunch counter and cigar stand in said described room and sell cigars and tobacco therein. 35-3 JOHN HEY, Applicant. Notice of assessment in elm STREET SEWER AND BRANCHES, Decatur, Indiana, Noven ber'-’i.d, 19 4. Notice is hereby given to all persons who are interested or affected by the location and construcii n of the Elm Street Sewer and the branches thereof in the city or Decatur. Indiana, namely: Peter Frank. Lucy J. Gregory. Augustus C. Gn-rory. Charles E. Pennington. Elsie 8, Stacy. Simon Simon E. Brandyberry. Samuel Frank. George Frank. Calvin Murray heirs. Emanuel Beery. Mary Bet ry. Hairiet Brandi berry Henry Trim. Joseph Smith. Martha D. Spuller. William Harris, Sylvester Peterson. Lydia E. Smith. Mary J Ray. John T. Lose, Rosclia Phipps. John Phipps A. R Bell trus., K. A. Perkins, Winifred Russell. Fred L. Avery. Arminda E. Russell. AnnaM Lutz. Amos P Beatty. Samantha N. Di rwin. Elmer E. Archer, William H. McConnehey. Elsie A. Kintz, Jacob C. Roop Mattie C. Roop. Samuel ’ E Hite. Margaret Mylott. Ellin Archbold, Jennie Butler. Peter H. Colcbin. I,«ura J. Breckenridge, Alexander Wood. Cbaries J Wood. Ei'a A. Wood. Adams County: Um Mousey. Maggie E. Str-be. Christ Strobe. James Gilson’s heirs. John F. Colebin. Samuei Chronister. Albert Buhler. Sarah A. Reynolds. Miles Ann Burdg. Frank H. Barthel. Page Blackburn. Michael Smith. Abrabini Railing. R >kle J. Guebard. Mary A. Durr. David D. Coffee, William Ramy Charles F Kltson. Elmer Moser. William Parent. Dottie H. Parent. John R. Porter. Sadie J. Per er. Harry Cordua, John B Dutcher. Jesse F. ’■vans, Alexander Bell, St Mary's Catholic Church, Rt. Rev. Alerdlng. Bishop of Fort Wayne; Susanna Haley. D. G. M Trout. Sem-ntba E. Barnett. Lavina King, A LBurdg. Jessie F. Burdg. Katherine Burdg. Alb- n W. Garard, George E. Garard. James H. Garard. Jesse C. Sutton. Isabel G. Sutton. Beni mm F Maples. Anna L Eagan. David Studabaker. Mary J Niblick. Elizabeth s. Morri on, Margaret S Vesey Theodore Kennedy. Roman A . Johns, Andrew J. Teeple, Martha Anderson, Margaret J- Loutham Frank Winans, Lyd.a A Shamp. J°“ n Keiffer, Daniel Sprang. Cbaries F. True. Union Trust Company for receiver o* Life Insurance Company. Irving Brandyberry. Frank S. Peterson. Charles A “eterson. Maud Peterson. Sarah E Eddington. Jesse Brandyberry. Sarah J. Reynolds r. Schafer A- Loch, Fred Schafer, Noah l<*J. William H. Niblick. Decatur National B*BJ' B. W. Sholty. Jacob F'ory. Robert 8. Peiefson. EliSprunger. William J. Meyers-Kirst A Sellemeyer. Mathias Kirsch. Augu. sellemeyi-r. Ulyses S. G. Cres- Marton L Parrish. Alfred Elzey, Martha J. , in ' c u Elizatieth Winters. Anna M Gr Anna Hackm-n. John B«ery. Hannah B® r “. •' R ichael T. Barnett. Sophia Andrews "Illi Mcßarnes. Daniel Erwin. < R P, B .™ the Citv of Decatur. Indiana Bsr-b ’ neh. y. Edward H. Johnson Barmn " Miranda Quinn. Norman Case. Jen [>!?“-■ Mar’ha L. Oswalt. Cora Miller. Ethel Bail »• Jacob Railing. Ibck Bali. Elizabeth ' Susan A. Hughes. Catherine 1. Kn -’ '. r . , Brandvberry. Logansport X" l : ' line ley Gas Company Martin Um I‘‘r'. 1 ‘‘ r '. v ■ Krafe. Ell Crist. Jacob Freum--. , Hildebrand. Clara F Smith, Ge; rze Mary E. Moyer. Catherine Amt. a Zirkie. Ida Whitrlght. Tebias Myers. Its • Lake. Simeon Fordyce. Nathan ! ■P- ' Heffner, Mary Bryan. W J Myer-, ■. , Arnold. George J. Bippus. Trus'ev- >uc < - ■ Meibers. Susan Ritter. Toledo. St Louis ( Wes’ern Railroad Compary John J U.| jn . Her. Henry Tonneilier. Martha J. Marv Fuflenkamp Christian My ere, T p Chicago * Erie Railroad Co“P a , r ,{u wflMiller. Lewis G Hammond. Henry 1 ‘. j ßirs . Ham H. Engle Susanna Archer. L *’• .t ev Elizabeth Buhler. Sarah F. J-eßrun. “ w ander Leßrun. Henry Krick. < 0“’ Gant. J. Charles Brock 'io r,a ’ , le . Francis C. Daugherty. David A. r ,,)me John Trtm, Christian Longenbaker. j Re>d, Aaron Stevens. AngelineSchlogeu Huston. M. Agues Andrews. Mlcnse ■ Krick. Tyndall A Co.. John W I T F" d, *n De ita Patterson's heirs Julia A. Moses, . T _ Si hroek. John H Fulk. Charles M E rv " ' O . W. Watts. Susanna W-ns. I haimW M Wilder. Grace Coffee. George W. Th >mas W Watts. Ida A Baxter - A. Buckmaster. Mary K o X e E bu i s jir’ EH**" R. Browen. Clara Browen. John ''L;** beth Hosier. Alice a Peterson. Barnes. Sarah J. Mcßarnes Grand Indiana Railroad Company. Marwaz _ dw#r d Dink M Fulton. Margaret A. M. Sether. John Engle Augustus Abraham Meyer, and to anv ar -J. te d by parties interested, benefltted or ®" h .„ nc bes said Kim Street Sewer or any ot the r of thereof, than the final estimate m t m>t . the construction ot said sew< rw;a D . esta te ter iff the assessment against the benefltted or affected thereby "I; 1 h up. heard and considered, and su . )>e _ roents made, changed or to be h -’ fore a committee of said Councl (o said coniminee thereafter repo ’ , aCt jon Common Council of said City and adoption, and that such a ttee no action will be had by said -Comm 1 Friday Evening, November 18. . counf'l at seven o’clock, p. m.. at the i . l ’ dian s. o< Chambers In the City of Decstur. u or j e r all which yon will take due notice of City Counoil. R M( . t gELI - »-» Clerk of City o-