Democratic Press, Volume 1, Number 49, Decatur, Adams County, 19 September 1895 — Page 4

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democratic 1222 3 PUBLISHED WEEKLY. DEMOCRATIC PRESS PUBLISHING CO. LEW Q. ELLINGHAM, EDITOR. $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. John M. Bvti.er, a lawyer of considerable ability and prominence, died in New York Sunday night. Robert J. seems to be king of, the turf just now. He made his owner $5,000 in 2:05! at Louisville last week. Hornhlower is named by a few wiseacres as the successor to Justice Jackson. The president hasn’t as yet said so. McKinley had nerve enough to come right into Harrison’s own state wigwam and work up his little presidential boomlet. This is indeed sad to relate. It seems a foregone conclusion that Tom Taggart will lie elected mayor of Indianapolis, and some politicians figure their sanquinity np to 4,000 majority. An earthquake in Mexico last Wednesday, shook the breath out of many people, and tore np the earth generally. Monstrous tlaines leaped from the mountains and molten lava engulfed many people who survived the quaking of the earth. Randolph county commissioners have ordinanced that all prisoners receiving sentence from their circuit court, shall work out the samel on the highways ofthe place. This will be disastrious to the weary wanderers who seek the jail for rest and recuperation. The republican political machinery in this state is tinted with anything but harmony. All kinds of three cornered fights are going on in the back ground. Such distinguishable chunks of harmony are anything but pleasant to those who have the bull by the horns. Figures reveal the fact that with the ending of the next session of congress, March 4, 18£6, fourteen democrats, eleven republicans and four populists will be retired by termination of law, unless the legis latures in the various states re elect them. In the list is Senator Voorhee of Indiana. The Louisville grand army encampment last week honored Indiana by electing Col. I. N. Walker commander in chief. The encampment was filled with the usual affecting scenes, where joy could not find expression in words, and comrades who had not met for years, fell on each other's necks, while tears streamed down their wrinkled faces. The members of Sam Henry post report the encampment one of the most pleasant they ever attended, and that the hospitality of the people of Louisville can’t be beaten the world over. The address of welcome by Henry Watterson was j most sou) inspiring, eloquent and ' emotional, and brought tears from every one.

Legal Advertising. Ak PPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR. Notice is hereby given, that the under- * Signe*! has heen appointed executor of the estate of Conrad Au.spa ugh. late of Adams county, deceased. The estate is probably ! solvent. Samuel D. Beavers. September 13.1895. Executor, i Mann & Beatty. Att’ys. 4:<-d DMINISTRA TOR’S £ALE* Notice is hereby given that the undersigned , Administrator or the estate of William H. H. Uram-v. deCMMMd, will ufft-r for Hbte at public auction at the residence of Jerry Archer on ■ the farm of the decedent, about three and one-half miles south .f »tbe city of Decatur. Indiana, in Washington township. Adams : county. Indiana, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1895, the personal property of said estate, consist- i lug of one horse, thirty-five hogs, one-third of ' forty acres of growing corn, harness, fly nets. I plows, barrows and a lot of farming imple- I ments, oats and wheat in the bin. and many ■ other articles too tedious to mention. TERMS OF SALE. For ail amounts not exceeding five dollars cash in hand: for amounts of five dollars aim upward* a credit of nine months will lie given. Note liearing six per cent, interest after maturity, with approved security, and waiving valuation and appraisement laws, wiii be required. Edward W. France. Administrator. "VYOTK'F OF SALE.oi PERSONA!. PROPERTY. Notice is hereby given that the undersign- I ed. executor of the estate of Coiira i Amspaugh. deceased, will on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1895. at 10 o’clock a. tn. of said day. at the farm j formerly owned by decedent in the south- ! west quarter of section wen [_«.] in Washington township. Adams county/lndiana. offer for sale at public auction the personal properly of said estate, consisting of two horses, one cow. hogs, corn in field, plows. ! wagons, harrow, mower and other farming i implements belonging to said estate. TERMS OF SALE. All sums under five dollars cash; all sums over five dollars a credit of nine months will ■ be given, the purchaser to give security to i the satisfaction of the undersigned: such ; sums to bear six per cent, interest after ! maturity. Samuel D. Beavers. September. 17.1495. Executor. Mann & Beatty. Attorneys. John R. McKean, Auctioneer. 49-3

!' " ' ■p-VX ECU TOR’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE | Notice is hereby given that tin* undersigned . | Executor of the last Will and Testament of 1 . 1 Catherine Russell, deceased, will, as such | ’ ] executor. by order of the Adams Circuit I : Court of Adams county, state of Indiana, on . or after Saturday, the 19th day of October.) . I 1895, at the office of France & Merryman, in | ‘ . the city of Decatur. Indiana, between the I * hours of 9 o’clock a. in. and 4 o’clock p. m. of ' I said day. offer for sale at private sale the fee I • | simple of the following described real estate I | in Adams county, state of Indiana, to-wit: 1 The east half of In-Lot number 426 and all I of In-Lot number 42> in J. D. Nuttman s | : i northwestern addition to the town [now city] . of Decatur, as the same is designated on the . • i recorded plat of said addition, on the follow- . 1 tug terms, to-wit: I One-third cash in hand on the day of sale. [ one-third in nine months, and one-third in; | eighteen months from day of sale, deferred • payments to bear interest at the rate of six . percent, from day of sale until paid, and to I be secured to the satisfaction of said executor, j' William IL Niblick, Executor, i ■ j France & Merryman. Attorneys. gHERIFF’SSALE. [ The State of Indiana. Adams county, ss; In the Adams Circuit Court of Adams County, Indiana. j The I nion Central Life} ) Insurance Company I Isaac Robinson, l Sarah Robinson, etal. By virtue of an order of sale to me directed by the clerk of the Adams circuit court of | said county and state, I have levied upon the • 1 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 Deca- • ■ tur. Adams county, Indiana, between the ' hours of 10 o’clock a. m. and 4 o’clock p. in. i - on Saturday. September 28, 1895, the rentsand . profits for a term not exceeding seven years. , ■ of the following described real estate, situated in Adams county. Indiana, to-wit: The northeast quarter of section one [l], in township twenty-seven [27] north, range fourteen * [l4] east, except therefrom the following described part thereof, to-wit: Commencing at the northeast corner of said section one | ’ [l]. thence south one hundred and sixty [l6o] rods, thence west sixty [6o] rods, thence north one hundred and sixty [l6o] rods, thence east ' sixty [6o] rods to the place of begining. leaving one hundred one and seventy-six one * hundredths acres, in Adams county, state . of Indiana. I And on failure to realize therefrom the full ’ amount of judgment, interest thereon and i costs. 1 will at tiie same time and in the same manner aforesaid, offer for sale the fee I simple of the above descrided premises. Taken as the property of Isaac Robinson. I Sarah Robinson et al. to satisfy said order of sale this 6th day of September. 1895. Peter P. Ashbaucher, Sheriff. 47-3 By Dan N. Erwin, Deputy. • gHERIFF’S SALE, The State of Indiana. Adams county, ss: In the Adams Circuit Court of Adams < County. Indiana. The Aetna Life Insurance Company vs No. 5,043 John Orta ns. Katie Orians. ! By virtue of an Order of Sale tome directed ' by the clerk of the Adams circuit 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 door of the court house in the city of Decatur. Adams county, Indiana, between the hours of 10 o’clock a. m, and 4 o'clock p. m.. on Saturday. Septeml>er 28, 1895, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, situa- -• ted in Adams county, Indiana, to wit: Commencing at the southeast corner of section thirty-four [34], township twenty-five [2s] north, range fifteen [ls] east, ihvnee north along the Ohio and Indiana state line one hundred and sixty [l6o] rods more or less, thence west on the north quarter section line, eighty [Bo] rods more or less, thence south one hundred aud sixty [l6o] rufis rqore or less to the south line of said section, tlwnce east to the place of tieginning, containing eighty [Bo] acres, strict measure. 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 premises. Taken as the property of John Orians and Katie Orians to satisfy said order of sale this sth day of September. 1895. Peter P. Ashbaucher. Sheriff. Shurger, Reed & Smith, Atty’s for Pl’ff. 47-3 OF RECEIVER’S SALE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned ’ receiv ?r of the late firm of Robison. Gillig & Co., will offer for sale at public auction on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1895. between the hours of 10 o’clock a m. and 4 o’clock p. m. of said day. all the real estate and personal property belonging to said firm. ’ consisting of five acres of real estate, one , stationary engine and boiler, one portable engine and boiler, one stone crusher, the un- ' expired time of a lease upon the stone quarry of said firm, a lot of cable, derricks, steam , drill and other property used in the operation of the stone quarry of said firm, together ’ with a lot of crushed and block stone, and about two hundred [2oo] cords of wood. Said sale will be made at the quarry of said firm ' just north of the city of Decatur. Indiana, and will be made in parcels, and subject tn ( such values as have been fixed by the Judge ( of the Adams Circuit Court. The five acres of real estate will be sold separate from all other property, and is described as follows: ■ Commencing in the center of the Ft. Wayne aud Decatur pin nk road at a point which is four and one-half [4**] degrees east sixtyfour [W] rods and twenty-three [2Bl links I from a point which is north forty-four [44] i degrees west thirteen [l3] rods and three [3] < links from the center of section thirty-four ‘ [34], township twenty-eight [2s] north, range i • fourteen. [l4] east,in Adams county, Indiana. |'

thence running north fifty-three and one- ' fourth degrees west forty-five [4s] n ds and ten 110] links, thence running north thirty-seven and one-half degrees twelve rods and two links to the center of the Si. Mary’s river, thence running up the center of said river to the center of said pus - lie highway, thence south twenty-three degrees west seven rods, thence running along rhe center of said public highway south four and one-half degrees west twenty-three rods and two links to the place of beginning, being five acres mon* or less. j Also the quarry lease, machinery for operating the quarry, including the engines, boilers, derricks, cable, cars, crusher, steam drill, and all other fixtures, attachments and ■ projierty used in the operation of said quarry will be offered for sale as a whole, separate ‘ and apart from other property of said firm. Also the crushed and block stone and wood will lie sold separate and apart from ali , ! other property of said firm, the receiver reI serving the right to sell any or all thereof, at ; i the price fixed by the court, at private sale ’ i before the day fixed for the public sale. I Any of said property which shall remain unsold at the public sale will be sold by me . ! at private sale at any time thereafter when ’ suitable offers therefor shall Im* received. TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash, one-third in nine months and one-thir-.i in eighteen months from date of sale. Ik*'.erred payments to Im* secured to the satisfaction ofthe undersigned with good , freehold surety. For further information call on or write the undt reigned. David Eley, Recvivj r. September 17. is-is. Decatur, Ind. Qy >M MI SS IONE RS ALLOW AN < Es. l mmissioners Court ) September, 1895 > Ordered by the court that the following allowances l>e made to the persons named and for the purp<>ses therein specified: Frank Gast A Co, goods for asylum $lO 47 C Kademacker, goods for asylum. 3 75 Kuebler <& Moltz, goods for asylum 44 75 j 11 J Terveer, goods for asylum. 56 02 Kirsch & SeLmeyer, goods, asylnm 14 43 1 Peter Holthouse, goods for asylum.. 12 50 ' .1 B Buhler A Bro, goods for asylcui. 5 15 ' J K Graber, supt of asylum 112 50 ! Henry Winces, goods for asylum 10 40 Mary Goba, work at asylum . 18 15 Donovan «& Bremerkamp, goods for asylum, 22 41 J I) Hale, goods for asylum 5 04 ; Holthouse A Smith, goods, asylum. 19 60 i Ehinger Meyers, goods, asyium 13 20 i

Andrew Steigmeyer, work at asylum. 40 00 John Kohler, work at asylum . 15 50 ! Jacob Schindler, goods for asylum 15 00 i L Yager, goods for asylum.. 12 50 | Margaret Sullivan, care of poor . . 36 00 Wm R Brayton, med att on poor 8 50 R G Haggerman, med att on poor. 13 75 John M Holloway, goods for poor. 40 oO \ ' Everett, Hite <& Co, goods for poor 276 , i H F Costello, med act on poor 76 25 H F Costello, seu’y board of health 50 00 Kern & Brittson, goods for poor . 325 Donovan <& Bremerkamp, goods for poor 15 85 M Bremerkamp, goods for poor. ... 130 Donovan & Bremerkamp, goods for poor . 889 i Jesse Niblick & Son, goods, poor. 7 50 Woodward & Ball, goods for poor. 6 50 Joseph W Smith, care of p00r...... 3 00 Joshua Bright, care of poor 1 00 J fi Voglewede, care of poor.. . . 22 88 Jesse Niblick & Son, care of poor. 1 53 Auten dt Gay, goods for poor. 6 75 Ehinger Meyers, goods for poor 575 N Bergman, med att on poor . . 17 00 P B Th mas, med att on poor 12 50 W G Vance, med att on poor .. 11 25 S J Slabaugh, digging tw graves. . 800 Woodwaid Ball, goods for poor . 40 00 John M Holloway, goods f>r poor 40 00 R K Erwin, serv county attorney. 50 00 Huffman and Gottschalk, goods for poor 7 47 Dan P B Ids, mem board of review 39 00 Henry Dirkson, mem bos rd review 39 00 WH H France, mtm hoard review 39 00 Jacob Martin, mem board review 39 00 Ft Wayne Book Bindery, binding assessor’s blanks 42 25 Wm Baughman, rec’d’g Foster deed. 125 Henry Dirkson, taki’g enumeration 26 00 Jacob Wechter, taking enumerat’n. 16 00 W H H France, services as auditor 446 62 Irvin Brandyberry, services auditor 252 44 Isaac Brown, taking enumeration. . 28 00 Isaac Brown, care of poor. 3 00 Theodore Kennedy, care of poor. 75 00 John M Holloway, goods for poor 40 00 Dan P Bolds, postage stamps 35 00 Dan P Bolds, services as treasurer..4so 00 B F Hoyes, services as sheriff 6 45 Democratic Press ('o, printing 259 01 N Blackburn, printing .... 27 40 R K Erwin, making bonds on Waggoner gravel road 25 00 A E Huffman, serv janitor C II 111 25 A E Huffman, removing heater ... 300 W E Fulk, serv county surveyor . .279 00 Martin Laughlin, viewer Wagoner gravel road g 00 L W Lewton, viewer Waggoner gr. 800 Geo K Mratz, viewer Waggoner g r 800 Irvin Brandyberry, making duplicates Waggoner gravel road 49 50 Henry Miller, reviewing Reynolds gravel road* T 8 25 Geo W Kelley, reviewing Reynolds gravel road. .., 6 25 E Beerbower f reviewing Reynaids gravel road. , .. 825 Irvin Brandyberry, making duplicates Reynolds gravel road 30 00 H F Shiman, report Hougk ditch. 600 Irvin Brandyberry, making duplicates Patton gravel road. 10 00 T H Ernst, work in clerk’s office. 7 25 Holthouse and Smith, goods, C H 300 Donovan and Bremerkamp, goods for jail 1 50 P P Ashbaucher, board, prisoners 211 55 Donovan and Bremerkamp, goods for court house 8 84 Pet»*r Wetsel, report, Beavers ditch 600 John Wny, report, Beavers ditch . 600 Henry Kohne, report Beavers ditch 600 John Hessler, report, Hougk ditch. 600 CCD Schiman, Hougk ditch. 600 Gerry Martz, Co job Martz ditch . 851 T H Ernst, work on bridges 8 65 Holthouseand Smith, paint,bridges. 44 30 Frank Gast & Co, tobacco et jail.. 5 88 Logansport Gas Co, gas for court house and jail 150 00 Andrew GotfKihalk, taking enumeration. 36 00 Joehua Bright, taking ennmerat’n. . 12 00 Fred Huffman, taking enumerat’n. 18 00 Joseph W. Smith, taking enumeration. 1200 Elias taking enumertion. . 36 00 John W Tyndall, eng Waggonergr. 64 00 John W Tvndall, eng Patton g r 32 00 John W Tyndall, supt of bridges 42 00 Andrew Sunday et al, labor Patton gravel road 29 25 . James Sims et al, labor Waggoner gravel road. 114 25 P P Ashbaucher, serving notices. 57 10 ’ A Holthouse, goods for poor 1 25 C C Yoder, teams 10 501 Citizens Tel Co, as essments. 1 50 Auten and Gty, goods for poor. ... 20 00 J W Tyndall, supt bridge abutm’ts 24 00 H M Romberg, teams 12 00 Pat J Bobo, printing 40 95 A J Porter, serv county assessor . .104 90 C W Hocker, goods for poor 13 *4B Sentinel Printing Co, stationery... .291 67 J F Snow, serv county sup’t 312 00 French and Boset, material, bridge. 73 93 j

WARM TO TALK ABOUT ‘A 7 * CLOAKS * * BUT THEY ARE WARM CLOAKS WILL BE WHAT YOU NEED SOON. ALL THE NEW CLOAKS AND JACKETS JUST OPENED. CAPES AND SHORT JACKETS AT ALL PRICES. SEE THEM AT THE STOHF----— I. 0. 0. F. BLOCK. KEUBLER & MOLTZ.

City of Decatur, electric light 20 00 Pink Ray et al, hauling and work on bridges 39 (X) I Elish Merryman, goods for poor 19 99 ) Philip Auth, winding C H clock 10 00 David Werling, lumber for Peterson bridge 27 57 Gr| hans Home, care ar i goods, poor. 7 35 Wm Hall, bridge material, labor 83 43 P P Ashbaucher, attending commissioners court 18 00 Conrad Brake, serv commissioner. 36 30 Samuel Fetters, serv commissioner.. 36 80 Henry Hobrock, servcommissioner. 36 30 Irvin Brandyberry, Auditor. Decatur Markets. Wheat. No 2 new old 57 Corn. No. 2 34 Oats. No. 2 new 18 to 20 Rye 42 Clover, red prime 5 00 (’lover Aisyke 4 80 Timothy 2 25 Flax 16 Butter 16 Eggs 10 Lard tv Potatoes 60 Hams 10 Shoulders 8 Bacon 8 Wool, unwashed .. 10 to 14 Wool, washed 17 to 10 Cattle 6 Wto 650 Hogs 4 50 to 5 Oil Sheep 3 00 to 5 00 Hay 12 00 to 15 00 The opening of Steele’s park is Sept. 19, 20 and 21. Races all three days. See bills for particulars. One of the main attractions will be a five mile handicap bicyele race. Don’t miss it. One cent per mile to Knoxville, Tenn, and return via. G. R. & I. Tickets sold, Sept. 13, 14, 15, and 16. Return limit Oct. 5. Fare, $9,05. C. L. Lockwood, G. P. a. J, Bryson, Agt. For the State Fair at Indianapolis, the G. R, & I. will sell excursion tickets totheabove point,Sept. 15, to 21, inclusive, at $3.30 each. Return limit, Sept. 22. C. L. Lockwood, G. P. A. J. Bryson, Agt. slO.l5 —This amount will take you to Chattanooga and return, if you purchase your tickets September 15, 16, 17 18 or 19, via G. R. & I. and you can return any time, on any regular train upto and including Oct. 5, 1895. C. L. Lockavood, G. P. A. J. Bryson, Agt. The Clover Leaf route (T. St. L. & K. C. R. R.) will issue low rate excursion tickets from all Ohio, Indiana and Illinoios stations for the St. Louis exposition, September 12 to October 19. Sousa’s grand concert band. Special inducements to parties of ten or more. The great St. Louis fair October 7 to 12. Veiled Prophets’ parade Octobers. Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona, Indian Territory, Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico and portions of Missouri and lowa may lie reached by the home-seekers’ excursions, September 10 aud 24, via the Toledo, St. Lruis & Kansas City Railroad (Clover Leaf route), at extremely low rates, with favorable limits and stop over privileges. Buffet reclining chair cars, seats free,‘or sleepers. Call on nearest agent Clover Leaf route.

Balloon Ascension at Steele’s Park Saturday, September 21, WE CARRY A FULL LINE * OF. -’•Daterit Medioiries And exercise special care in filling Prescriptions, using only the best goods obtained. Our line of Perfumes and Toilet Preparations is complete. We are sole agents for the world renowned GARCIOSA CIGAR. Come in and see us. Stengle & Craig. West Main Street. BERNE, INDI ANA. J. E. STOOPS. c L WALTERS. LEGAL ANO GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE. STOOPS & WA TERS HAVE ESTABLISHED A A REAL ESTATE, BUILDING AND LOAN, FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE OFFICE. Any one having legal business; any one wishing to buy, sell, rent or insure property, or carry life O r accident insuranoe, wiH do well to give them a call. Office’—Monroe street, second door west of the Burt House.