Democratic Press, Volume 1, Number 14, Decatur, Adams County, 17 January 1895 — Page 5

i' Aw ■ - I § K Full oft with starch and gloss serene, q I The linen collar starts the morn; ■ i'Xill oft at noontime if u seen ■ AU willed, wrinkled and forlorn, | I That’s what you must expect of >■ I such a collar; it’s the linen of it. | I The stand-up collars won’t stand C ■ up, and the turn-down collars will H K wilt down. Theeasy, cheap, and [j ■ pleasant way out of this is .to wear K “ Celluloid ” Collars and 1 Cuffs. These goods are made » by covering linen collars or cuffs * on both sides with“CELLVLOID,” £ tlius making them strong and ? durable, and waterproof, not affiec- ■ ted by heat or moisture. There | are no other waterproof goods made this way, consequently none that can wear so well. When soiled simply wipe them off with a wet doth. Every piece of the genuine is stamped like this: &ELlulo!( sD, ftfARWInsist upon goods so marked if you expect full satisfaction. and if your dealer doesnot keep them, send direct to us enclosing amount and we will mail sample. State size, and whether a stand-up or turned-down collar is wanted. Collars 25c. each. Cuffs 50c. pair. The CELLULOID COMPANY ■ 427-29 Broadway, Now York. 1

H. F. COSTELLO, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Offl.-e on west side of Second Street, over nVevvrvs Hardware Store. Residence on west Th:id Street, between Monroe and Jackson. Calls promptly attended to day and nigjit. A. P. BEATTY J. F. MANN MANN & BEATTY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW B And Notaries Public. Pension claims nroseKouted. Odd Fellows building. I |— — ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. AND NOTARY PUBLIC. I Pensions and Collections a specialty. Of- ■ flee in the John C. Hale Building - INDIANA. 8080 COFFEE, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. ■Rooms over P. O. Decatur. Ind 1 & J, T. FRANCE. J. T. MERRYMAN, N. P. FRANCE A MERRYMAN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, I DECATUR, IND. Office—Nos. 1, 2 and 3. over Adams Co. Bank. We refer, by permission, to Adams Co. Bank. Money to Loan. I I have money to loan ontbe Loan Association plan. No fees to be paid by borrowers Can furnish money on a few days notice. Buy ■g* home and stop paying rent Low rate of interest. Office over Donovan & Bremer pcainp, Central Grocery, Decatur. Ind. PAUL HOOPER A ,2i. JtUllcr, HIAEBER ; AND : HAIR : DRESSER Good workmen always employed. Drop K n for a good, smooth, easy shave. MONROE STREET. J. ID. HALE DEALER IN Grain, Seed, Wool, Salt, Oil, Coal, Lime, Fertilizers. 4 Elevators on the Chicago A Erie and Clover f Leaf railroads. Gffice and retail store southk east corner of Second and Jefferson Streets, our patronage solicited. 1 RP. W. Smith. Pres J. B. Holthouse. V-Pres kC. A. Pugan. Cash. E.X. Ebinger. Asst ('ash Decatur National Bank Decatur, Ind. CAPITAL STOCK 1100,000 t Directors—P. W. Smith. William A. Kutbler. I J. D. Hale. D. G. M. Trout. J. H. Hobroch, C. | A. Dugan and John B. Holthouse. This bunk f does a general banking business, loans money E upon approved security, discounts paper, | makes collections, sends money to any point. L buys county and city orders. Interest given fe on money deposited on time certificates. [ Capital §120.000. Established 1871 THE OLD ADAMS COUNTY DANK Decatur, Indiana. Does a general hanking business, makes collections in all parts of the country. Buys town, township and county orders, l oreign and domestic exchange Is.tight and sold. Interest paid on time deposits. , Offlcers-W.H. Niblick. President; D. Studebaker. Vice President; K. K. Allison. Cashier, and 0. S. Niblick. Assistant C ashler Agents. $75 C\ ” r 7 * we* k Exclusive territory. The L Rapid Di»h " a»her. Washes all the dishes for a family in one minute. Washes, rinses and dries them without wettiug the hands. You J push the button, the machine does |ifc«RAPin -Al "v\. the rest. Bright, polished dishes. |j-.-. and cheerful wives. No scalded I ■***<■ fingers.nosoiledhsndaor clothing, broken dishea, do muss. Cheap, datable, warranted. Circulars free W. F HARKIBON A o'o., Clark »•. IS, €«l«mbw», O.

From Representative Kelley. IndianakkLls. January 14,1895. Editor Press:—Perhaps the readers of your valuable paper and my constituents would be interested in a brief summary of what the Indlasa legislature Is doing. so I will send you a few of the points scored up to | date. The republicans organized the house by ‘ electing Justus C. Adams of Marion county, speaker. Mr. Adams has so far manifested ■ the utmost fairness. He personally sought' some of the leading democrats of the house ! and told them, that while be could not give ' thviii chairmanships, yet he wanted to do i what was fair, and asked them to make out a ' list of what they desired, it is understood, that these appointments will be made by him j unless outside circumstances should conflict . and require same change to be made. The : committees have not yet been announced. I but probably will today. Monday. The house met in joint assembly with the senate Friday to hear the Governor’s message. The speaker is eminently satisfactory to the democrats in the house There were! several candidates for the speakership, some of which, arc no more fit to be speaker of the Indiana legislature titan Ben Harrison to be > president of the United Stales. One of the most notable things about this session of the i legislature is the number of hungry p’ace i hunters, of which there is quite an army, all claiming of course that they bad promises of i positions for the term. That some of them : are disappointed goes without saying, and now some of the boys that have been here for several days at their own expense waiting fora fat job, an- using language that would not be considered strictly morn! or polite in any Sunday school in the state. Another feature, plain to l>e seen, is the numberof republican polltleans from nearly every quarter of the state. Os course they are uot here to influence legislation in particular, only to tell the republican statesmen here what they must do. with a big M. A majority of the members of the fifty-ninth general assembly are young men. Quite a number are farmers. i»nd there are school teachers, lawyers, doctors and editors. And by the way. most of them are pretty fair men. Il Is not possible at this writ lug to say what will be done during the session. What plan the republicans have mapped out is not known, and it is doubtful if they can carry out what they have mapped out. for, it is known that they are divided on some of the most important measures. It is probable that they will undertake to modify the fee and salary, election and tax laws. and. perhaps, gerrymander the state forelection purposes. But how they will succeed is only a matter of conjecture. Time will tell. There is two contest cases for seats in the legislature; one senate, one in the house. That of the senate is Adam Foust vs. John W. Rinear, of Huntington and Wells counties. Mr, Rinear is the democrat who holds the certificate of election, and Foust is the republican contestant. In his contest proceedings Foust alleges that Rinear is not entitled to the seat, because he violated the election laws ih hiring teams to convey voters to the polls. H« further states that the majority of voting places, both in Wells and Huntington county, were under the control of .the democratic party, contrary to law. He alleges that in one precinct in Huntington county twenty paupers were voted by the superintendent of the poor farm, contrary to law; that the persons so voting were not entitled to vote at that precinct; that all of them voted the democratic ticket, which was contrary to law. etc. This is probably all moonshine. The case has been referred to the committee on elections, with instructions to report by February Ist. The other case is Miller vs. B<»w»ts. from the district composed of Dearborn, Ohio and Switzerland counties. Mr. Bowers is the democrat with the credentials and occupying the seat. Mr. Miller is his.opponent. Miller alleges some irregularities, but investigation lias not developed anything in Miller's favor. Both Rinear and Bowers were both no doubt fairly and honestly elected, and the opinion seems to be that they will hold their seats. But should they be unseated it will probably l>e some years before the republican will have a chance to contest another election for senator or representative in these counties. It is said there is no precedent for such proceedings, Will the republicans set one. is the question. Let us hope they will not. as we have not members to spare, but it is very hard to tell what a republican legislature will do. John T. Keldey.

Pleasant Valley. A* we have not seen any items in the Press from this vicinity for some time we have concluded to give the happenings from this benighted portion of God’s universe, from time to time, and anyone knowing anything of interest to the reading public is requested to hand it to your correspondent, and it will be duly appreciated and recorded in the columns of the Press, the best paper published in the county. Revival meeting arc now in progress at the Valley, under the direction of Rev. Johnson. May his efforts meet with success and that many may Im* constrained to fallout with sin. and accept Christ as their savior. Truly we need an outpourings of the Holy Ghost in this vicinity. • William Gilbert’s sale was well attended last Friday . C. M. France, of Decatur, auct. Brandyberry’s will have a shooting match next Saturday. We wen* visited last week with large fall of snow, and consequently the boys have rigged up their sleds and sleighs, and are just agoing it. and the girls are glad of it. One of our school teachers in this township teaches school five days of the week, and spends three days of the same with ids girl. Who can beat this? Geneva. Esq. Veley was at Portland on business last Thursday. A number us our Rebekahs were attending lodge at Portland last Friday night. The ladies report a fine time. Will Godfrey is visiting ids home at Lima. Ohio. Sleigh riding is all the rage in Geneva just now. All we can hear is the sleigh bells jingle and that makes many a man wish himself single. C. O. Harper made another trip to Stone Station. Jacob Deitsch and little baby have been quite sick for several days with catarrhal fever. Jacob Shoemaker is on the sick list. Frank Ila vilaud spent last Sunday in Portland. with friends as well as his best girl. We learn that one of our good looking widowers will quite soon tie himself up to a Decatur young lady. Both are quite favorably known and public opinion decides the match as just all right. W. Wig Briggs made his usual weekly visit to Portland last Sunday, and taking the regularity of these visits into consideration things look kinder mysterious. Mr. and Mrs. Blackburn visited relatives in Fort Wayne tnis week.

E. Buhler & Bro. Are paying the highest market price for 2d-Growth White Oak Legs, also Oak and Elm Butts. If you have timber of this kind to sell, see them. Office and factory, N orth Eighth street, Decatur, Indiana. We bake the largest and best cookies and buns in town. Xo lie either. (’oflee Baker, Union Bakery. For Notions, Small Hardware, Tinware and Holiday Goods, call on the Bargain Store next door to Postoffice. Our bread trade is growing. Don’t ask us why! The bread is what talks. Union Bakery. Crushed Oyster Shells for Poultry. Will make your hens lay in winter. Ensures a healthy and profitable poultry yard. For sale by J. D. Hale. Follow the crowd at meal time and you will find yourself at the Union Bakery. P. W. Smith has purchased all the timber on land in Adams county owned by Joseph D. Nuttman. consisting of about 500 acres, and hereby warn all persons to keep off of said land and not to cut or remove any timber from said land. P. W. SMITH. Sample copies of the Indianapolis weekly Sentinel at this office.

Blank receipt books for sale at this office. A Card of Thanks. We wish to express our heartfelt gratitude to our friends and neighbors who came so nobly to our assistance and who threw their doors open to us when we were burned out. We hope we may ever merit their friendship. We are again opened up for business in our temporary quarters, and hope to see all our old customers and many new ones, and we will endeavor to sell them goods as cheap as any place in the county, Yuur-s truly. A. J. WOOD. Pleasant Mills, Jan. 14, 1*95. Notice of Dissolution. Berne, Ind.. Jan. 12, 1895. The partnership heretofore existing between the firm of Longacher. < 'arnpbell & Er- ■ win is this day dissolved by mutual consent, ; Peter T. Longacher having sold his interest in said partnership business to Wilmot H. ; Campbell and Frank L. Erwin, who will continue said business. All notes and accounts of said firm belong to said Campbell & Erwin. P. T. LON G ACK ER. W. H. CAMPBELL, j 15-3 t FL. ERWIN. Sheriff*s Sale. i The State of Indiana. Adams county, ss: I In the Adams Circuit Court of Adams j County, Indiana. I Elizabeth Lynch / vs. - No. 1922. , James A. Lynch. 1 . i By virtue of an execution to me directed I by the Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court of said County and Mate, i have levied upon the real estate hereinafter mentioned and will expose for sale at public auction at the east door of the Court I louse in the City of Decatur. Adams County. Indiana, between the hours of 10 o’clock a. in. and 4 o’clock p. m. on Saturday, February 9, 1895, the rents and profits fora term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, situated in Adams County. Indiana, to-wit: In-lot number nine hundred and forty-five (945), in A. T Lynch’s sub-division of a part of the east hair ( l s ) of the northeast quarter 1 of section four (4). township twenty seven (27) ! north, range fourteen (11) east, as shown by recorued plat of said addition now in the City of Decatur, in Adams County. Indiana. i And on failure to realize therefrom tht* full i amount of judgment, interest thereon and I costs, I will at the same time and in the same manner aforesaid, offer for sale the fee simple ' of the above described premises. Taken as the property of James A. Lynch to -w.ilfy •’.lid extenti< >n, this 15th day of . January. I*K5. Peter P. Ashbaugher. Sheriff. ' 11 2t By Dev Erwin, Deputy.

Sheriff's Sale. The State of Indiana. Adams County, ss: In the Adams Circuit Court us Adams County. Indiana. George P. La re. vs. Samuel J,a re. No. 4*22. Linnie Lan*. Daniel P. Bolds.J By virtue of an older of sale to medirected ! by the Clerk of the Adams C ircuit Court of said County and State. I have levied upon the real estate hereinafter mentioned and will , expose for sale at public auction at the east i door of the Court House in the City of Dvcai tur. Adams County. Indiana, between the I hours of lu o’clock a. m. and 4 o’clock p. m.on Sat unlay, February 9, 1895, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding i seven years, of the following descrilied real estate.* situated in Adams County, Indiana, to-wit: The southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section thirty-two fE’), in township twenty-five (25). north of range fourteen (14) east, containing forty (40) acres, more or '«•». in Adams county. Indiana. And on failure to realize therefrom the full amount of judgment, interest thereon and costs. I will at the same time and in the same manner aforesaid, offer for sale the fee simple of the above described p+emiscs. Taken as the property of Samuel Lare and Linnie Lan*, to satisfy said order of sale, this 15th day “f January. 1006. Peter P. Ashbagcher. Sheriff. 14-3 t By Daniel N. Erwin, Deputy. Decatur Markets. Flour. 32.40 per barrel. Wheat. No. 2 red. 48c. per bn. Corn, new. 36c. per bu. 70 lbs. Oats, No. 2 white, 30c. per bu. Rye, No. 2. 40c. per bu. Flax seed. §I.OO to §llO per bu. Timothy seed, §2.00 to §2.25 per bu. Clover seed. $4.80 to §5.20 per bu. Alsyke, $5.00 to $5.40 per bu. Potatws, 4.5 to 50c. per bu. Wool, unwashed, to to 14c. per lb. Wool, washed. 16 to 20c. per lb. Hides, heavy. 3c; calf, sc; dry. 10c. per lb. Tallow, 4c. per lb. Butter, 12 to 16c. per lb. Eggs, 15 to 20c. per doz. Bran. sl2 per ton. Middlings. sl4 per ton. Tin.othv hay. loose, §7 to $8 per ton; baled $7.50 to f* per ton. Clover. $5.06 to $6.00 per ton.

Delinquent Tax List. Th** following is % lit of Lands, City and Town Lots remaining delinquent for the non-payment of taxes for the year and previous years in Adams County. Indiana: Names. Description. -r i UNION TOWNSHIP. Krick. 5a rah J nwcorspt nw 1 .. i»io sis Morris, li B und %sw ne 34 15 2»>67 540 20 49 Michael, Hannah M ...sese 22 2*15 40. 1035 80*11 fichnepp, Sol M w hf e bf nw 34 2> 15 4o I do ptehfne 33 2" 15 250 do pt e hf sw 27 2" 15 10 . Srhnepp. Benj pt e hf sw 27 2S 15 70 .. 1595 Stf ss Wormcastle. Sam pt nw ne 6 2*15 33.. 17 76 Wherry. Wm. P s hf n hf liW I > 15 44 .. 1255 33 5* Apple, Godfrey nw frehf ne 33 2* 15 25 .. 715 20 34 ROOT TOWNSHIP. Lahmer, Wm. H whfnw 25 2' 14 nI 1510 3925 Lord. < ’harotte s hf nw. 16 2* 14 57 40 1390 52 33 , Lang. Henry s fr se 2* 2* 14 51 do pt e hf nw 33 2* 14 34 98 3685 KM 01 McCampbell, Frances., ne sw 33 2* 14 40 .. I<W5 26 73 Busick. Wm F ptnw nw 15 2* 14 4 . 3:0 22*9 Potts. Samuel pt ne se 21 28 14 . '.5 *l9 (•rave, Christian ehfse nw 16 28 14 20 .. 420 11 59 KIRKLAND TOWNSHIP. Burket, John und Snept sw 26 27 13 466 . do und Sse se 26 27 13 13 :M do und Snept sw 26 27 13 934 . . do und *3 se nw 26 27 13 26 Mi 2115 57 73 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Brandyberry. John sw sw 25 27 14 40 do ehf se 26 27 14 *i .. :j»)55 92 54 • shf se 35 27 14 *0 .. 1970 60 66 Eiick. John pt ehf ne 427 14 *75 1615 53 *2 Elzey. Alfred sw se 927 11 40 .. 1310 4*62 Eiick. Franklin pt ne ne 427 14 1 .. :joo 9*l Hammeil. pl ary pt ne nw 10 27 14 7 680 19 Smith. John W pt whf ne 427 14 127 340 849 Gilbert Philomelia sw se 22 27 14 40.. 720 24 21 Mann. Jesse E pt ehf ne 427 14 3+4 305 996 Mann. Emma E pt ehf ne 127 14 462 595 21 18 Moyer, John. pt sfr nw 34 27 14 50 25 1016 Mayer. Henry pt sfr nw 34 27 14 997 1060 83 51 Robison. Nancy ne fr ne 11 27 14 20 do sw sw 1 27 14 40 . do ehfsw 1 27 14 80.. . . de n pt *»* 1 27 14 20 do n hf ne 12 27 14 *O .. *255 295 45 Robison. Isaac M C eptshf se 1 27 14 51 do n pt ne 1 27 14 50 5* do pt nhf se 127 14 9., do pt ne and pt se 12 27 14 111 . HMS 10* 56 Robison, jasper W ept ne 1 27 14 50 57 21.35 126 90 Wisner, Thomas eßf se 2i 27 14 so .. lu2m iXlOt; ST. MARY’S TOWNSHIP. Acker Samuel epts fr 26 27 15 ... 50 .. . do npt fr 35 27 15 7 do se ne 34 27 15 40 .. 1795 44 21 Ross. Albert A pt sfr 26 27 15 174 25 914 pt nhf sw 927 15 10 .. 535 17 97 Robison. Isaac n hf sw 427 15 .. 2200 61 *7 Teeple, Henry I nw se nw 427 15 10 do ehf se nw 427 15 20.. 415 16 27 Winans. I 1 and W H.. n pt ne 30 27 15 100 .. 27*5 68 13 BLUE CREEK TOWNSHIP. Cook. Daniel nw sw ne 16 26 15 10 .. 270 10 74 Smith and Bell w hf se 526 15 *0 .. 2220 59 90 Ke!s* y Arthur eptse sw 896 I Wells, David T eßfse nw 18 26 15 2U .. 4+> i+ 23 MONROE TOWNSHIP. Allen. Wm ehf w hf sw 36 26 14 40 .. 870 24 19 Andrews. Thos H ptnhfne 426 14 ...50 310 931 Andrews, Nathan pt ne ne 42614 . 48 *o 311 Barhart. Elizabeth nene.. 826 14 40.. 775 24 62 Durbin. Uriah nwse 12 26 14 40.. 750 27 7* Eley. Margaret pt w hf nw 36 26 14 50 .. 750 21 17 Gould, Lovina B pt ehf ne 11 26 14 22 .. 415 14 74 Glancy. Ort hie pt ehfse 22 26 14 5.. 270 *2l • ’Ouid. Sarah ptehfne 11 26 14 19.. 3*o 770 Hocker & Thomas npt whfsw 24 26 11 40 .. 6.30 21 91 ...midptsw 18 26 11 33.. 525 15 08 Oliver. Sila> ptehfuw 86 26 14 44 .. 795 51 :36 Sprunger. Christ J ptehfnw 33 26 14 17 56 845 44 19 Zurcher. Fred sw nw 2*26 14 38 13 725 58 64 FRENCH TOWNSHIP. Hartman. Sarah L pt nw nw 326 13 31 .. 740 21 03 Moser. John J swnw 27 26 13 40 do ehfehf nw 2* 26 13 40 .. 2230 62 66 e hf se 25 26 13 80 .. 1785 69 32 HARTFORD TOWNSIIIP. Hall. Edny * .. pt nw pt sw 2*2 25 13 11 22 565 15 44 Hurrman. ElizalH'th.... npt ne 14 25 13 51 33 1175 47 66 WABASH TOWNSHIP. Auman. Regina pt nw 8 25 14 115 .. 3180 125 35 Brennenoin.Jacob ptnw 8*25 14 15.. 3(10 1102 citizens Bank se sw 31 25 14 40 450 17 d Daugherty. W S ehfehfse :»6 25 14 39 50 1220 66 59 Felt v. Thomas lots 1. 2 and 3 34 25 14 5050 1250 155 49 < 'ollius. Wm W e hf nw 27 25 14 80 .. 1655 65 *8 Iliff. MF pt ne fr 35 25 14 4.. 160 650 Lowe, Jane e pt se 21 25 14 do se fr ne 21 25 14 126 26 1195 60 13 Lee. Ma ry A .. n* nw 182514 4" 580 1941 Robison, \ndrew J w iif nw 19 25 14 ** .. 21’ . 97 41 \ achan. Elzey w hf se ..24 25 14 80.. do* w hf nw ne 25 25 14 20 .. 221 p 88 97 Walling. Louisa .pt w side ne *2*2 25 14 5.. 115 627 Whitman. Christ L. ebfnhfshf whf se 33 25 14 10.. 196 12 36

I / Palpitation of the Heart Shortness of Breath, Swelling of Legs and Feet. “For about four years I was troubled with pal Dilation of the heart, i shortness of breath and swelling of | the legs and feet. At times I would faint. I was treated by the best physicians in Savannah, Ga.. with no relief. I then tried various Springs without benefit. Finally, I tried Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure also his Nerve and Liver Pills. After oetnnmitg to take mem I felt better I I continued taking them and I am now in oetter health than for many years. Since my recovery 1 have gained fifty pounds in weight. I hope this statement may be of value to some poor sufferer. ” E. B. SUTTON, Ways Station, Ga. Dr. Miles Fen-tOure is sold on a positive guarantee that the first bottle wili benefit. All druggists sell it at tl, 6 bottles torlo.or It will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price by the Dr, Miles Medical Co., Elanart, lad. Fob rent. —Roohis over Tim Coffee’s. Inquire of Mr. Coffee. Amos Peter Beatty was mixed up with business at Portland Tuesday.

JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP. Helmberger. Jacob e hf se 3025 15 *0 .. 21*45 5* 93 Locker. David e pt s pt ne 32 25 15 39 .. 1025 28 08 Well Hiram C ehf ne 16 25 15 80 .. 1435 3-8 86 CITY AND TOWN LOTS. ; c I r■' — i -* Names City or Town. 1 « I 2 1 i - I d» l§ Anderson. Samuel S ... City of Decatur 490.... 400 26:10 Barnhart. Nam-yJ do mp 79 180 933 Boon. Rosellie J do 694. .. 445 2181 Christen. J Robt do npt 72 900 45 80 Chronister. Elizabeth.. do npt 219 450 21 91 Dorwin, CT do n pt 348 do do pt 67 .... 1435 403 08 do do do 12 .... 550 Edwards. John AV do 20 5 .... 460 24 71 do Peterson. Eliza J do 496.... 420 20 51 Fisher. Lewis C do pt 275 805 22 83 Glass. Ndah do pt 270.... 675 31 94 Gessinger. Sarah E do 230.... 3*o 26 36 Hughes. Susan A do 3 .... 275 16 79 King, Jacob do pt 316 ... 195 1141 Shack ley. Anna do 287 .... 770 33 00 Leßrun, Dianah C do 649 ... 90 513 do ept 291 do do s pt 348 do do 29 .... 1750 Ki 12 Mcßarnes. Wm M do pr 160 3 5 5 27'2 do 812.... IHO 839 Miller, Cireathy do 742. .. 355 25 27 Mayer. John J de shf 221... 335 37 79 Peters, Isaac do 663.... 385 21 79 Rolmt. John do M 2.... 90 51? Robison. Isaac M C .io 64 540 3 s 63 pt lots 2 ano 3. sec 2, acress ........ 575 27 74 City of Decatur pt 14 415 20 72 Thomas. WC do 170.... 475 23 00 Woodruff. Melissa do 26.... 820 39 15 Boner. Ailiert Pleasant Mills 7.... 115 577 Lee. Edwin do ne cor 11.... 10 268 Urablis and Rice Williams 4.... 15 865 Daugherty, Uriah do 13.... 135 437 Monmouth 23 do do 25 do do 26 do do 27 do do 24 .... HO 669 Lang. Caspar N Preble 3 do do 4 .... 315 10 73 Wyer. Prucilla Curryville 11.... 30 446 Badders, Moses Monroe 67.... 2+) 819 Wagoner. Nick do 31. . . 215 13 33 Everhart. Elizabeth.... do 20.... 105 384 Garber. Carrie R do 91 do do 95 Z.’ 115 401 Head. Joseph E do 75.... 50 6:44 Flora. John Buena Vista 14,... 300 15 43 Herrman. Amos do 5.... 150 1218 Kelley. Isaac B Ceylon 29.... 10 521 Williams. J A ’ do 10 do do 11 do do 12 .... 90 401 Ford, Rachel Geneva 317 do do 322 do do 323 do do 324 do do 316.... 525 39 09 Fink. Clark F do 313.... 270 22 31 Haviland, C H do 276 do do 2*o do do 281 .... 615 55 42 Liggett, Barbara E do 45 .... 185 681 Kimple, Roscoe do 155 ... 415 25 14 McCune. James do 23 do do 24 .... 40 445 McKissick, Wesley. . . do ehf 324.... 155 552 Rawlston. Smith G do 183.... 100 1197 Roll. Samantha A do w pt 206 .... 100 10 05 Robison, Silas J do pt 139 do do pt... 10*.... 2*5 14 16 Shanks. Clarissa M. . do 219.... SJS U 22 Marsh, Geo H do ptehfse... .... sec 29. tp 25, r 14. 2 acres 1510 69 93 Twigg, Delila do 39.... 105 574 Watson, Augusta M do pt 151 ... 520 35 41 Wildman, Julia F do ‘fl ... 65 391 Witschi. Joseph et a1... do .... 48.... 155 802 Teeple. Samuel H do 69.... 65 669 Welty. Joel Berne 238.... 180 12 16 Rumple. Jacob do 177 do do 178 .... 415 22 39 Smith. Job do 49.... 475 38 92 Leichty, Emit do 297 do do 29* .... 300 14 88 Sprunger. Levi A do 226 do do 227 .... 2*o 32 24 Sprunger, Christian P.. do pt nw c nw sw. see 4, tp 25. r 14. .03 acr 60 369 STATE OF INDIANA. ADAMS COUNTY, ss: 1. W. H. H. France. Auditor in and for said county, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and corrvt list of Lands anil City and Town Lots ret urned and remaining delinquent for the non-payment of taxes for the year 1*93. and previous years, with penalty, interests and costs, together with the current year's taxes for I'M. and further that the amount charged isdue from each particular tract, and that the same was recorded between the first Sionday in Decemlx r. 1*94, and the first day of January. 1*95. Witness my handat the Auditor s office in the City of Decatur, this 31st day of December. 1>94. W. H. 11. FRANCE. Auditor Adams County. STATE OF INDIANA. ADAMS COUNTY, ss: Notice is hereby given that so much of the for- going Lands. City and Town Lots as may l»e necessary to discharge the taxes, penalty, interests and costs which may be due th re on or due from the owners thereof on the day of sale, will be sold at public auction by the Treasurerof Adams County, at the vast door of the court house, in the city of Decatur, in said County and State on the SECOND MONDAY' IN FEBRUARY, 1895. it being the 11th day of said month, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day. and that said sale will continue from day today untill all is sold or offered for sale. Given under my hand at the Auditor’soffice in Decatur. Indiana. t nis 31st day of December, l -c i. W. H. H. FRANCE. Auditor Adams County. By* Irwin Brandyix rry. Deputy.

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