Democratic Press, Volume 2, Number 84, Decatur, Adams County, 21 May 1896 — Page 5

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additional locals. Subscribe for The Peeks For fresh oysters, see Cotlee & Baker. Esq. Drew was circuit courting here Saturday. Coffee & Baker for a square meal and lunch and fruits. Go to Keister’s place for a nice lunch or class of beer. Eugene Ashlemanu of Berne, was here yesterday on business. Baby carriages sold 30 percent, less than last year at L. Yager. See Townsend & Cox before you leave your water works contracts. Coffee & Baker keep the best crackers, XXXX. Don't buy any other. Miss Lillie Schrock came home yeste»d. y from a short v .sit at Fort Wayne. You will save money by buying your refrigerator at Yager's furui ture store. Harness, sperm' sale no* going on, both new and second hand. H. 8. POBTEK. Miss Mary Ctoss will serve you with ice cream, at her store room on Monroe street. All the best brands of whiskey, beer, &c., alway s on tapat Keister's place. Cal'and see. M •. and M s. Jeff Bryson enter ta ; ned this week Mis. Etniich and Miss Mary Foouerof Huntertown. All kinds of tools at H. 8. Porter’s. We have both new and secondhand and will do you good. Wilt Hughes was up to Fon Wayne over Sunday, visiting his best girl or some one eise's best git'. Call and get prices before you buy anything in the furniture line, as we can save you money. Won’t be undersold. L. Yager. M. L. Byers and wife are the proud parents of a baby girl which came smiling to life last Thursday night. One swallow does not make Spring, but one swallow of Oue Minute Cough Cute Kings relief. 1 W. H. Nachti ieb. A small biaze in ‘-Black Jack’s'’ cooper shop on First street, culled the fire company out th s morning. It was extinguished before any damage was done. 1 make ev< i.< bib of goods you get from me a powerful argument for the continuation ofyour ordeis. | The size of my business is evident! how Ido it. J. T. W. Luckey. Eczema is a frightful aflliction, but like all other skin diseased it can be permanently cured by ap plications of DeWitt’s WitehHazel Salve. It never fails to cure Piles. W. H. Naehtrleb. TheG. R. & I. will sell excursion tickets May 5, and the first Tuesday of each month to southern points at rate of one fare for the, round trip plus two dollars when tickets or issued for return passage. For further information and particulars call at G. R. & I. depot. J, Bryson, Agt.

White enameled b<«t steads at any price at L. Yager’s. Blankh and Ichhch are now on wale at this office. The form isaj good one. Singer imichine ngent, anti ev erything Hold in that line, anti re ' pairing. H. 8. Porter. Charles E. Doty wan looking after the tailoring buninetis at Geneva Tuesday afternoon. The populiatH had a meeting here Saturday in the armory. It was a quiet unmolested affair. For warm meal or lunch the Union Bakery is headquarters. Everything fresh and up to date. Buy your oil leases at the Press office and get the Itest forms, the la-Ht printing and thelieat paper. Surveyor Fulk and wife spent last Sunday at the home of Frank Arnold, two miles south of Peterson. Oil your harness, got of 11. 8. Porter, the best, any amount you want, and we measure it up for you. I will se/1 furniture at a great reduced price, ('all ami see for yourself when you need anything ’ in my line. L. Yager. Herman Center calculates somewhat in giving a pedro party tomorrow night. This is not definite however. Household goods, new and second hand, the liest bargains in town. Tnere is nothing you want but *e have at a bargain. H. 8. Porter. Mayor Q”inn wasalsmt the only republican here who cou'd muster sufficient courage to attend the republican cong'-essional convention at Hartford City, yesterday.

Dyonis Schmidt’s meat market has t»eeu fixed up until it looks like a new place. New furniture, ; le papered and other ncce things makes tue place look decidedly ail , i ight. In the Spring a young man's I fancy lightly turns to thoughts of I —DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, for they always cleanse the livei. purify the blood and invigoiate the system. YV. H. Nachtrieb. ' It will take a month yet to com plete thetelephonic lines underway , to Berne and Geneva. There is a most dod-blasting amount of work, expense and time consumed in the enterprise. One Minute is the standard time and One Minute Cough Cure is the standard preparation for every cough or cohl. It is the only harm ' less remedy that produces immediate resu its. W. H. Nacatrieb. Coflee & Baker now fan their ! customers while they wait. Electrical lans have Itee.i placed in the ro<>m. and it makes quite an addition io the comfort of things thereabouts. The boys are right upto date. The young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Falk got mixed up with some concentrated lye, and the result is a much blistered baby. Its hands and face w-re badly burned and blistered, but it is thought i that nothing serious will result. Prof, and Mrs. A. D. Moffatt will entertain the high school graduates at their home tomorrow night. As lM>th fo'ly understand the rudameuts of entertaining, it is safe to predict a very p'easant time to the pretty gi 1 graduates —we will include the boys this once. W. 11. Niblick came borne from Washington, Indiana, yesterday morning where he had been for several days looking after the family interests of one Wilson, who died there a few days previous. I The deceased was a miser ami upon ■ his person was found $9,240.10. He had no relatives there and some of the people had a rip and tear time fighting over the surplus fund.; Ma. Niblick settled things some-i what by having made the proper 1 provision for the relatives, some of whom live here. The wealth of Wilson is variously estimated from SIO,OOO to SOOO,OOO. Erie Lines excursion to the Prohibition National Convention at Pittsburg, Pa , May 24 to 20, re--1 turn limit May 30. One fare for round trip. Republican National Convention at St. Louis, June 12 to 15, return limit June 21. One fare for round trip. Via Erie Lines. Democratic National Convention at Chicago, July 3 to 6, return limit July 12. One fare for round trip. Via Erie Lines. K. O. T. M. Meetingat Warsaw, Ind., June 10 to 11, return limit June 12. One fare for round trip. Via Erie Lines. National Educational Association at Buffalo, N. Y., July 5 to jt> h return limit July 12, but may be extended to Sept. 1 if desired. One fare for round trip plus $2. Via Erie Lines. J. W. DeLono, Agent.

PUIH.KAB FOB MIMOKIU. HAY. G. A. R. and veterans will meej nt the G. A. It. hall at <» o’clock a m. and go to the old cemetery and’ Catholic cemetery and decorate graves. Return to hall and adjourn for refreshments Form at G. A. It. hall at 1 o’clock and march to the court house where ritual services will lie held, followed by an address by Itev. Houk, of Bluffton, Ind. After the services at the court house the line of march will Is* formed and go to Maplewood cemetery to complete the day’s services. LINK OF MARCH. Form on Third street, right resting on Jefferson street, march east on Jefferson street to Second street, north on Second street to Monroe {street, west on Monroe street to cemetery. Drum corps. School children of cit y. Womun'a Relief Corps, Mantel Band. Grand Army of Republic nnd Veterans Hons of Veterans. Daughters of America. Junior Order of United American Mechanics. Eastern Star Lodge. Masonic Lodge. Daughters of Rebekah. Odd Fellows. Rathborne Sisters. Knights of Pythias. Maccabees. Red Men. Cornet Band. Catholic Knights. Catholic Benevolent Leglou. Militia. Returning from cemetery, militia to march, right iu front, headed by i Cornet Band. By order of committee. J. B. Fordyce. H. H. Hart. D. Laman. D. K. Slf ACKLEY. E. Cutting. D. Laman, Marshal.

NOTICE TO CONSI'XKBS OF W ITCH. I find that it in necessary to call your attention to a few of the rules governing the use of water: 1. Hvd rants, taps, hose, water clcaets, urinals, baths, or other fixtures will not l>e permitted to be kept running when not in u»e except by iqiecial contract. 2. Water t.kera will not be allowed to nupply others except by special permit from the superindent; if found doing so without permit, the supply will bestopped and the water rent forfeited. 3. Fountains and private hose shall not he used in time of fire except the use of h»se tor use of protection from fire; all |iersons using water are require! to immediately shut off the water upon an alarm of fire except in the alsive case. 4. Sprinkling is restricted to the following reules: From 6to 8 o'clock a. tn., and 5 to 8 o’lock p. m., unless by special contract. In sprinkling streets and sidewalks, each watet taker shall confine himself to the front of the premises and one. ha.f the width of the street in front thereof unless a special contract is made to use more water. Hose larger tnan three-fourth of an inch will not be permitted for such purposes, except by special contract Sprinkling without a nozzle or an opening greater than one-fourth of an inch is strict )y forbidden. All appliances for the use of water must l*e in perfect order so that • here is no wasting or unnecessary use of water. The unnecessary use or wasting of I water either in sprinkling or in any other i manner is strictly forbidden. 5. No person is allowed to use water other than that for which he has taken out a permit. If you have taken out your permit for domestic use, you can use it for n .thing else. If for domestic, lawn and street, use it for nothing else. If yourpermit calls for stable use, vou have a right i‘ > wash your carriage or buggy. If it does nut, you have no right to use it for any stable use whatever. 6. The infraction of the above rules will subject the offender to a fine of not less than one and not more than fifty dollars, the forfeiture of water rents paid and the supply turned off. 7. I find several consumers have taken out permits for certain purposes ami persist in using the water for additional purposes. If you desire to Use the watc. at any time other than that for which you have contracted, notify the superintendent and he will give you the [lermission; change your permit ami place you on the tax duplicate a- cordiugiy. Owing to the number of consumers now using water, the rules must be strictly adhered to or your supply will be turned oft’. If any other information is desired concerning the rules and regulations governing the water plant, apply at once to Dr. J. S. Coverdale, chairman of the water committee, or to the undersigned superintendent. All water rents shall be paid semi-annually in advance on June J and December 1 of each year. I trust that all consumers and prosfiec* tive consumers together with each individual citizen will inform him or herself as to the rules governing the consumption of waler as well and even more particularly as to the rules governing the care and maintenance of the water plant, for such is the complete distribution of hydrants that when all are in first class working order, each individual’s home is largely securrea against the ravages of fire. But on the other hand, should some one thoughtlessly or otherwise destroy, molest or injure some of the vital parts of the water system, our homes may at any moment be subjected to the fire fiend resulting in loss, want and misery. And further 1 trust that all will govern themseles accordingly. John W. Tyndall, Superintendent Water Works.

Now Prepare Yourself. • It ■■ K Bill X J*. “ “1 THIS PLEASANT WEATHER . . . _ A . . . HAS DOUBLED THE SALE ON WASH WAISTS We have all the latest styles. The Persian effects are the handsomest on the globe. We Ju ng LrjTTrj have them made with the Detachable Colar X & nd Cuffs, so you can have two sets to en< h wa^Bt ’ Our aßßortmentß are complete so you can easily find something to suit you. WC' Make your selections early, before the choice waists are gone. John & W. H. Niblick. Executors.

BURNS & PATTERSON. BUGGIES. . . Our selection is the finest and best, and we can anti will furnish you more buggy for your money than any other house in the city or this part of the state. Road Wagons, Surreys, and Phaetons, all the latest styles and makes, and guaranteed by us. HARNESS. . . Our harness is all hand made and the very best. No union stock used. We manufacture all our own goods and are en titled to the trade. Our long and uninterrupted experience makes it safer for the buyer to invest their money with us. We guarantee everything sold WHIPS. . . Our 25c whip is the l>est whip for the money ever offered for sale in the city. We have a large line of all kinds of whips. COLLARS. . . We beat all competition on collars. Experience gives us advantage over other dealers who don’t know what a good collar is. There has been a reduction in leather. Our pa trona shall have the benefit of reduction. HARNESS OIL. . . Measured out or in cans for less money than you can buy it any where else in the city. Good oil. REPAIRING. . . Repairing done on short notice and at reasonable prices. Call and see us. We will save you money and do you good. Headquarters for lap dusters. BURNS & PATTERSON. KP P OPP lib u b 01 übb FINE WINES, WHISKEYS, BEER, ALE, POP, ETC. The very best brands on sale. Lunch served at all hours. Drop in. Peter Wilhelm’s old stand.

We are Slaughtering Prices Our stock of Dry Goods, Carpets, Queensware, etc., must be reduced and closed out to make room for NEW GOODS. All goods marked down. We can interest you. Come and see us. JACOB FULLENKAMP. M. Bremerkamp’s old stand. Flanders & Mills OWN THIS SPACE. TELEPHONE 88 ft >r gn iceries. ROME CITY . . Go and take your family lor a days’ outing. This beautiful summer resort is located on Gk R. &; T. Thirty-flve miles north of Fort Wayne and fifty-six miles north of Decatur. Sylvan lake, with its shadded shores, has been properly styled “The Chatauqua of the West,” and is one of the most pleasant places in the state for recreation, and for fishing and boating it has no superior The new hotel at Spring Beach, just north of the island, has been completed, and is fitted with all modern improvements. Near the hotel are a number of flowing wells. The water, as it comes gushing from its rocky home two hundred feet below the surface, tests 56 degrees. It is remarkable for its purity, and contains medicinal qualities, which for all kidney trouble, cannot be excelled. All questions as to rates and train service promptly answered. Special rates for parties. C. L. LOCKWOOD, G. P A. J. BRYSON, Agt. Burnet.—Burnet, im —.— . I have secured the sole agency for this remarkably fine 5c cigar and respectfully ask the smokers of Decatur to give it a trial. RACE BLACKBURN, Druggist.

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