Democratic Press, Volume 2, Number 87, Decatur, Adams County, 11 June 1896 — Page 5

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.11)1)1 LOCALS. Subm-ribe for The Pre** For fresh oysters, see Coffee & Baker. C. D. Murrey was at Portland last Friday. Go to Keister’s place for a nit e lunch or .-lass of beer. Jiiuni) Martin is seriously sick, suffering with a cancer. White enameled bed steads at any price at L. Yager’s. Call on the City Meat Market and see the new outfit. Miss Kate Flickinger is guesting with her sister at Fort Wayne. Baby carriages sold 30 per cent, less than last year at L. Yager. Mrs. I). P. Bolds has been visiting Geneva relatives fora week past. See Townsend & Cox before you leave vonr water works contracts. O1 iiei.iheinier of Winchester, was in the city Saturday evening. Billy Hill of Pleasant Mills, was numerously in town the first of the week. Coffee Baker keep the best crackers, XXXX. Don’t buy any other. J. I). Wisehaupt was at Bluffton last Friday taking a squint at relatives. Blanks and leases are now on sale at this office. The form is a good one. Singer machine agent, and everything sold in (hat line, and repairing. H. 8. Porter. Marsh Burdge Knd wife of Van Wert, were visiting relatives here over Sunday. Eveiybody says the finest bam and bac n can be found at the City Meat Market. Mrs. B. P. Harris one of our weekly readersat Berne, has moved to Woodburn. Harness, special sale now going on, both new and second hand. H. 8. Porter. Base ball between Bluffton ami our boys will be on the Fourth. We won’t do a thing. All the best brands of whiskey, beer, &c., always on tap at Keister’s place. Call and see. President Niblick of the Old Adams, was sick with the stomach ache the first of the week. For warm meal or lunch the Union Bakery is headquarters. Everything fresh and up to date. Commissioner Eckrote went home Saturday to spend Sunday amid the pleasures of his family. Lloyd Dalrymple went over U> Hartford City Saturday where he devoted Sunday among friends. All kinds of tools at H. S. Porter’s. We have both new and second hand and will do you good. One swallow does not make Spring, but one swallow of One Minute Cough Cure brings relief. W. 11. Nachtrieb.

Coffee & linker fora square meal and lunch and fruits. ' Sam Shugert of Geneva, was a visitor in the city yesterday. Candidate Whipple of Portland- ' wan circulating here several days last week. 1 You will eave money by buying ' your refrigerator at Yager's furni j tore store. 1 Rev. Reynolds, wife and clild- ' ren of Joliet, Illinois are at the lieaide of Captain Hill. 1 Quite a number of Geneva sports ' came up and t<s>k iu the St. laniis excursion Saturday evening. A marriage license wan issued Monday t<> Chai It * Sullivan and Lena Reisen, both of Berne. Mrs. A. D. Moffett went to ' Spencer, Ind., last Monday to nurae ' her mother who is quite Hick. Judge Studebaker ami R. B. Allison were looking after banking business at Marion yesterday. Oil your harness, got of 11. 8. Porter, the best, any amount you want, and we measure it up for you. Miss Ewering went home to Louisville last Friday after an extended visit with Mias Mamie Terveer. Mrs. J. B. Reuss and danghtei Blanche of Fort Wayne, are the guests of Mr. ami Sirs. Will Kenbler. I will sell furniture at a great reduced price. Call and see for yourself when you need anything in my line. L. Yager. Mrs. 11. H. Rice of Indianapolis, is visiting in the city with Mrs. Jesse Townsend, and her many other friends. Call and get prices Ex-fore you buy anything in the furniture line, as we can save you money. Won’t be undersold. L. YAGER. Henry Ilunsicker of Bluffton, was taking a squint at our town and visiting his brother David here yesterday. Lloyd DeHaven of Bluffton, was ■ here Saturday evening, negotiating for their band to play here the Fourth of July. The I Julies Cecillian M usical club . met Tuesday evening with Mrs. C. E. Doty, where musical entertainment w as profuse. There is bargains in millinery at ■ Mrs. Fred Falk’s. She will close ■ out her business. The very latest styles are now there. J. T. Merryman and wife sjient last Sunday in Fort Wayne with relatives and friends, returning ■ home Monday morning. If you want to see a neat meat market, call at Dyonis Schmidt’s. Everything new, clean and neat, , the finest in the state. Thomas Addlesperger and wife » of South Bend, were in attendance • at the funeral >f Mrs. Addlesper ger’s brother, A. J. Hill. t For Rent —The north side of my home on Third street. Enquire on premises or write Louisa Studabaker, Goshen, Indiana. Esq. Dickerson and Attorney “Yacob” Butcher of Geneva, had an important session liefore our 1 county fathers yesterday. Dyonis Schmidt’s new, refurnished and arranged meat market is quite swell, so to speak. Dyonis don’t propose to be out of date. Judge Heller came home from 1 Browi stown, Ohio, Monday and * reported his sister to have died, the funeral taking place on Satur- , day. Household goods, new and second hand, the best bargains in . town. There is nothing you want I but »e have at a bargain. H. 8. Porter. , Work has began by Contractor Merryman on the new M. E.church, and ina few days more the building won’t have any n semblance to a 1 church. Mr. and Mrs. R. 1). Patterson spent last Sunday in Richmond, the guests of I’. W. Smith and wife. 1 Mrs. Patterson remained for a short visit. The Romberg & Hart livery barn will swell out some what now. They will fill the room formerly occupied by Jacob Miller with their buggies. R. K. Allison, wife and little Allisons will leave next Monday morning bright and early for their summer vacation and cottage home at Oden, Michigan. I make every bill of goods you get from me a powerful argument for the continuation of your orders. The size of my business is evident how Ido it. J. T. W. Luckey. Postmaster Welfly reports unclaimed letters due C. P. Terry, P. J. Driscoll, E. F. Miller, Maggie Lambert, John L. Laisure, George J. Cooper, Frank Kreusch.

A. P. Beatty is looking up telephone business at Geneva today.

Mrs. McDaniels of Celina, Ohio, was in alfendanct nt the funeral of Captain Hill yesterday. The Hon. A. N. Martin of Bluff ton, yesterday attended the funeral olmcquieH of Ceptain Hill. Groceries and meats delivered to any nnd nil parte of the city free of charge by Dyonis Schmitt. Several from this city attended a convention of the Christian Endeavors at Bluffton this week. D’French Qninn, of the Old Adame County Bank, is at Berne today, looking after banking interests. Any one desiring first-class second band furniture can get same by callingun any 11. O. P. club member. E. I’. Menefee today Is measuring lumber in the region of Berne, for the firm of Smith & Bell, lumber merchants of this city. Charley Murray was at Bluffton yesterday naking arrangements with the Bluffton band to come to Decatur the Fourth. The Decatur Oil Co. have began drilling a well in Blue Creek. Here's hoping that it may be a gusher that gushes right. T. M. Gallogly is the new member of the county central committee, selected to till the vacancy of C. 11. Arnold of Geneva, who resigned. The excursion to St. Louis Saturday night took quite a number of Decatur curios ty seekers, who went to take a peep at the ruined districts. Homer Underwood of Huntington, and well known here, was nominated for prosecuting attorney at their county convention there hist Saturday. Dyonis Schmitt Saturday will open up a new grocery in connec tion with his meat market. Everything new, first-class and the prices at rock-bottom. Berne furnished several passengers for the St. Louis excursion Saturday night, among whom were Sam Simian, J. B. Atz and Agent Hopkins. Bluffton was done up this week by a slick gang of forgers who got in their work on several different people for various amounts ranging from fl 5 to f 25. Cards announcing the marriage of Miss Lilia Schrock and J. Hunter Meyers, which will take place in the Presbyterian church in this city, June 23, are out. If you want to trade for a farm, or a farm for city property, if you want to buy a farm cheap on easy terms, or want to buy or trade for city property you get a bargain of R. K. Erwin. The new office of the telephone company is fixed up in the latest style. Plenty of room is a redeem • ing feature and the two hundred pounds office lady seems to enjoy it immensely. Eczema is a frightful affliction, but like ail other skin diseased it can be permanently cured by applications of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. It never fails to cure Piles. W. 11. Nachtrieb. For first class meats of all kinds fresh, salt and smoked, sausage and bolngna, see Dyonis Schmidt at City Meat Market. Everything sold at lowest market price. Gve me a call and he convinced. In the Spring a young man’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of —DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, for they always cleanse the liver, purify the blood and invigorate the system. W. H. Nachtrieb. One Minute is the standard time ami One Minute Cough Cure is the standard preparation for every cough or cold. It is the only harmless remedy that produces immediate results. W. 11. Nachtrieb. A pipe line from this county to Whiting, a distance of 1(15 miles, where refineries are located, is now under way. The line will cost the neat sum of 1100,000. This is the second line, and is an indicator that oil is not playing out iu the Indiana field. D. J. Dilling of Preble, was in town yesterday, and ordered a lot of our tine as silk stationery. He reported Preble as prospering in its old time happy fashion, and their bottling works as humping along likewise. On June 18, the G. R. & I. will run an excursion to the soldier’s home at Dayton, Ohio. Fare for the round trip 82. Train will leave Decatur at 6:30 a. m. and arrive at Dayton at 10:30 a. m. Returning leave Dayton at 6 p. m. Your lunch basket will be carried free iu the baggage car. J. Bryson, Agent.

Great Reductions! s»i|Summer Wash Fabrics. June, with üb, is a month of bargains. Everything muet b« sold, and in order to do this we have marked everything at a low price. Call and see for yourself and be convinced. FINE ORGANDIES. FINE DIMITIES. The latest designs, would be cheap at 25c, Extra quality, strictly fust colors, worth 12c, reduced to I=s CENTS a yard. reduced to 9 CENTS a yard. Great Bargains in Fancy Wool Dress Goods All goods will be sold at a wonderful reduction. Ni wis the time to buy, Prices lower than ever. Call early and make your selections Jslin & W. H. Niblick. Exeontors.

Page Blackburn, the druggist, is rusticating at Rome City this week. The town council at a special meeting Thursday evening, passed an ordinance compelling all auctioneers, or “fire sale venders” to pay a license of $5 a day. The ordinance is all right and the proper thing for the protection of our home business men. GREATSUCCESS. The opening of the Assignee Sale of clothing last Saturday morn ing will go on record in this county as the greatest clothing sale which was ever attempted in this county. From the time the doors were opened the people commenced coming, aud during the day it liecame almost a perfect jam, making it almost impossible to wait on them all. Everybody was anxious to take advantage of the enormous bargains offered. The oldest settlers said that they have never seen such low prices on clothing in the history of Adams county, and we doubt that they ever will again after this great clothing sale doses, as the stock is disappearing veryfast. We would advise those who have not purchased any clothing to come at once, as delay will only deprive you of the best selections of sizes and styles. Remember the place, opposite the Decatur National Bank adjoining Blackburn’s drug store. Look for the sign “Heavy Failure.” Positively no auction. PURE EARLY ROSE POTATOES. I have Pure Early 7 Rose seed potatoes for sale. In 1895 I sent to J. B. Rice Seed Company ami got first-class stock and can recommend them. Come soon as stock is limited. I also have Strawberry, Gooseberry and Raspberry plants of the best varieties, for sale. By careful selections and ten years ex perience in the cultivation of small fruit I think I can furnish my cus tomers with something better than they can get by sending to the nurseries, and can save them 40 per cent, in cost. Home grown stock is already acclimated and will give good results. Pure Strains Plymouth Rock eggs, 50c per setting. Mammoth Ever Green Sweet Corn for seed. Cabbage and Tomatoe plants in time for planting. Give me a call. W. H. MYERS. West Monroe Street, Decatur, Ind.

K P ppp li uu u 0 Hub 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. |

Receiving Daisy hp Bpgl 'O UK DOO u UnUOll 00 ’ Grown in this or any other country. Try them. We are ready to take orders for all small fruits- Raspberries, Cherries, Gooseberries, etc. LARGE STOCK OF FRUIT CANS. Flanders <& Mills. 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. Closing Out... AN ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY FOR SALE AT COST. I INTEND TO QUIT THE BUSINESS AND YOU CAN GET SOME CHOICE BARGAINS FROM OUR WELL SELECTED STOCK. ALL THE LATEST STYLES. OUR PRICES CAN T BE DUPLICATED. COME AND SEE Mrs. Fred Falk. Burnet.- Burnet. I have secured the sole agency for this remarkably fine 5c cigar and respectfully ask the smokers of Decatur to give it a trial. PAGE BLACKBURN, Druggist.