Democratic Press, Volume 2, Number 92, Decatur, Adams County, 16 July 1896 — Page 5

Struck Adams County. The Adams county republicans already see the handwriting on the wall. The following is a fac-aimile letter sent to every precint committeeman in the county. It shows their anxiety on the subject and is real amusing to the democrats who will now keep Paul Hooper busy posting them as to the sentiment expressed. Following is the letter: If Enclosed you wi 11 f ind a blank which you will please fi 11 out with al 1 the names of Repub 1 leans in your precinct who are as f 1 icted with the si 1 ver craze, or leaning that way, as it is very important for us to know just how each precinct stands . Please do not delay as this is very important. P. G. HOOPER, Chairman.

fl DOIT ION 1- LOCALS s *. Subscribe for The Press. Read tho page ad oi Campbell & Ervin. Watermellons <>n ice at Coffee & Raker’s. Max Romlterg is expected home in a few days. Read the page ad on the last page of this paper. Coffee & Baker fora square meal and lunch and fruits. Cull Whipple is a candidate for sheriff of Jay county. ’ Trunks and valises now going cheap at H. 8* Porter s. Herman Yager was on the sick list the first of the week. See Townsend & Cox before you leave your water works contracts. Pat Kelley of Geneva, was in the city on business last Saturday. Delle Locke had a bad case of stomach trouble the first of the week. Coffee & Baker keep the best crackers, XXXX. Don't buy any other. R. J. Holthouse spent last Sunday in this city with his wife and family. You will be surprised at the low prices on baby carriages at Auten & Gay’s. Mrs. J. W. Thomas of Winchester, is the guest of Mrs. Lew Ellingham. Mrs. George Smith of Bluffton is visiting her brother I ncle Jimmy Martin in this city. Fly nets all leather cheaper than ever before per pair $3, $4.50 and 16.50 at H. S. Porter’s. Campbell * Ervin make the lowest prices in the county see their ad on the last page. Colt halters, the cheapest and l>est in the market, and all other goods at H. 8. Porter s. M. V. B. Archbold was at Spen cer, Indiana, last week on business relative to his book agency. For warm meal or lunch the I nion Bakery is headquarters. Everything fresh and up to date. Your choice of any suit in our house for >*9.75 worth sl2 to $16.50. Campbell & Ervin, Berne. Attorney Lew Devoss is busy nursing a few pet boils which beat anything on record in their line. All kinds of tools at 11. 8. Porter’s. We have lx>th new and secondhand and will do you good. Jo Rice and Dan W. Beery went to Hagerstown Monday, where they will enter a peeder in the races. Oil yonr harness, got of H. S. Porter, the best, tiny amount you want, and we measure it up for you. A horse belonging to Jacob Martin laid down ami died a few days ago, without any explanations as to why and wherefore. We will close out a few set of harness we have on hand very cheap. All of our own make. H. 8. Porter. Barney Longerich remembers the Press with a year’s advance subscription, which includes al the news of Adams county. The Presbyterian Sunday school w ill compose an excursion to W arsa w, July 23. The fare for the round trip will be only #1.25.

Attend the silver meeting next 1 Wednesday evening. Now is the time get a baby carriage at Auten & Gay’s. Peter Smith and wife attended the funeral of Isiah Magner at Monroeville last Tuesday. Joseph Hart arrived in the city (Monday from Pontiac, Mich., being called hereby the serious ill ness of his brother Jonn. Dave E. Smith was the last straggler home from the ChicagoI convention, arriving Saturday evening, having been gone a week. We give t he l»est bargains in our second hand goods of any place in the city. See us first, for anything you want, we have it 1 H. 8. PorterIn order to make room for fall stock of furniture, we will sell our baby carriages at a lower price than was ever before offered in the city. Auten’ & Gay. •‘Wake up, Jacob, day is breaking!” so said DeWitt’s Little Early Risers to the man who had taken t hem to arouse his sluggish liver. W. H. Nachtrieb. Mesdames Joe Humphrey and Haitie McAffeeof Bluffton, spent the Sabbath in the city as the guests of Mrs. Ed Phillips ami her sister, Kate Wilmington. Pass the good word along the line. Piles can be quickly cured without an operation by simplyapplying DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. W. 11. Nachtrieb. The Rathbone Sisters of this city 1 joined their sisters from Bluffton and Ossian at Barger’s grove near the county line, ami are enjoying au old fashion picnic today. 1 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. Mrs. William J. Craig and • daughter after visiting two weeks |in the city with the family of J. ! I). Hale, went to Bluffton Monday . where they will resume their visit. Persons who have a coughing spell every night, on account of a tickling sensation in the throat, may overcome it at once by a dose of One Minute Cough Cure \\ . 11. Nachtrieb. i Postmaster Weltley reports unclaimed letters this week belonging to L. C. Morris, James l lor, B. I Lanning, Charles Leisure, Charley Brewer, G.C. Kinsman, Ferdinand Pyf.ind and Mrs R. Peck. I If you want to trade for a farm, . or a farm for city property, if you I' want to buy a farm cheap on easy . I terms, or want to buy or trade for , | citv property you get a bargain of R. K. Erwin. Word comes from Lou Yager, who is at Petoskey, that he is ' wonderfully improved in appearance and is not bothered with any asthma trouble whatever. He will 1 remain all summer. . Small in size, but. great in results. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers act gently but thoroughly, curing indigestion, dyspepsia and constipa- ’ tion. Small pill, safe pill, best pill. W. H. Nachtrieb. People’s Party National Conven--1 tion, One Fare Rates —The Clover ’ Leaf Route will issue one fare ex 1 cursion tickets to St. Louis and return, from all stations July 19, I 20 and 21. Ample return limit. ■ Make early application to nearest i agent or address C. C. Jenkens, Toledo, Ohio.

oaMOCRAVie oilsoatis. Take notice that you are raapectfully called to convene at Portland, Indiana, on the 29th day of July, IBIMJ, for tho purpuae as nominutiiy; one representative for the counties of Jay and Adams, and one representative for the counties of Jay, Adams and Blackford. Respectfully, Michael Miller, L. 8. Burkett, A. T. Waltz,, Representative Committee. CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATES. The following delegates, with their jswtotliisuMhlresses, have l»een choM*n by the county central com mittee to represent Adams county, In the next eighth district demo cratic convention. The dale and place remains to Is 1 filled: Anthony Wertrlergcr, Decatur. Clamor Fulling, O. J. Ln«z, “ J. F. Mann, “ J. 11. Smith, “ Matt Kirsch, H. F. Costello, “ John W. McKean, David Manlier, Henry Lankenau, Bingen. Michael Breiuer, Peterson. A. Gottschalk, Berne. R. E. Smith, Jr., Monroe. Christ Ashbaucher, Vera Cruz. Peter Hoffman, Linn Grove. Peter Kinney, New Corydon. J. P. Hollingsworth, Geneva. Clem Macklin, James Furguson, Willshire, O.

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTIONS. May 'JU, CCA, Baltimore, Vanßuren. May i*. IMO, Baltimore, Vanßuren, May «7. ISM. Baltimore, Polk. May Si. I'l", Baltimore. Cass, June 1.1“ M. Baltimore. Pierce. June*, I'M. Cincinnati. Buchanan. April »t. »-«<•. CharKton. Adjourned May to meet .lune I*. Baltimore, Douglas. Aug. *». I*l. Chicago, McClellan. July I. tw. New York. Seymour.* July ». K-. Baltimore, Greeley. June «H, IftTit, St. Louis. Tilden. Juno**, ISN>, Cincinnati. Hancock. June ft. |SS4, Chicago. Cleveland. June 5, |WN. St. Lon Is. fieri land. June ‘JI. I's-'. Chicago. Cleveland. June iswk Chicago. Bryan. REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATES. JOIST nEPHHIESTATIVg-JAT ASI> ADAMS. Abraham Brown—Decatur. J. 11. Gerkey—Decatur. Charles Z.wick—Bingen. Sinim-I Diehl -Peterson, J. tin Lose—Decatur. D. I». Coffee—Decatur, Barney Mella-rs Decatur. Will Bosse— Decatur. Elisha M. Monn Decatur, Leonard Johnson—Decatur. Horatio Mathewson. Pleasant Mills. ( H. 11. Durr-Steele. ■ Gid Uelsen—Berne. I Jacob S -hearer-Monroe. I C. F. Stuckey—Vera <’rui. . Lewis Reynolds—Linn Grove. i Adolph fthugg Geneva. P. K. Kinney—Geneva. JOIST KEPRKSWtTATtVt JAY, ADAMS ASD BLACKFORD. L. N. Grandstaff Monmouth. Chris. Barne—Monmouth. William Shamerloh—Decatur. Abe Fugate Decatur. J. H. Bremerkamp -Decatur. Henry Hart—Decatur. S. D. Beavers—Decatur. Irvin Brandyberry—Decatur. J. F. Snow- Decatur. John Hessler—Decatur. Edwin France—Decatur. Ellsh Merryman-Steele. D. L. Shelley—Berne. Janies K. Marti—Monroe. C. F.. Stuckey—Vera Crux. I Ed Heller—Linn Grove John Blocher—Geneva. Ephraim Bentz—Geneva. Martin Laughlin New Corydon. root roWNMlli* Hi Ms The infant child of George Baker is very I low with cholera infantum. Mrs. Samantha Dailey of South Salem, spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Jane 1 Tricker, of this community. Wash Steele and wife Sundayed at I Peterson visiting his aged mother who is now ninty-three years old. Grandma Steele I though very aged, can read and move about as well as some with half that age. James Steele and family of near Maglev, were t’ e guest of Lew Swartz and family last Sunday Herby Steele and wife of near Pleasant Mills, were in bur neighborhood last Suni day. fjee N. Dtiley a student of Oberlin Commercial college, returned home week. He informs us that he will vacate the remainder of the summer here and will go back this fall, when he will again study music and take up other college work. John Spuller was at South Salem last Monday on business. HMIAE ITKMS Peter Solduer is enjoying the lake breeze of Michigan, with headquarters at Oden. A great tent show is promised us for Friday.

A negro campmeeting will be held at Barkley Smith’s fish pond east of town, commenced July 17, and will continue ten day*. Jacob Wahle and his hired hand got into a fight on account of a settlement some time last week. Wahle not being satisfied with that much, had his opponent arrested who plead guilty and paid his fine. But returned the compliment and had his former master, Whale hocked. The Utters fine and costs amounted to S2G, which he by the adtice of Attorney Cottrell, refuses! to pay and appealed the case to court. Uomieur Whalejretneinbers that it don’t p«j.

The Is Great Still Bargain Going Sale On. It pays tb buy when dress goods can be bought for lees than actual cost of production. Do not < delay in making your selections. Remember everything in the line of Dress Goods must bo CjS closed—nothing reserved. We have pit on sale a lot of Henrietts and fancy Novelties that were 40, 50 and 80c a yard all go for 25c a yard. THIS IS A GREAT BARGAIN SEE IT? A lot ; Organdies. Sateens. Tnffetta Moire and Plisses, m dark colors, all worth 15, 20 and 25c a yard go r J for 10c a yard. • 1 YOUR CHOICE OF THIS LOT A line of Henriettas and fancy Novelty Dress Goods that vzere 25 to 35c a yard, all must go for 15c a yard. We have numberless other bargains which we have not space to mention. So you will bo weli re Hl paid to attend this big sale which means money saving to you. Sale lasts during July. Everything at this sale is strictly cash. JOHN &W H NIBLICK, | i X X * EXECUTORS. fipK*WSSSBMBMMBSBMB«aS»i

The people’* was poorly attended on account of the rainy,weather the day b fore and the busy time. The new telephone line is doing .a very nice business, and is convenient for our people. The corner stone laying of the new German Reformed church on last Sunday was witnessed by a large crowd. It is estimated that nearly 2,000 people were on the grounds. The weather was very favorable. Kens. Shoepfle of Vere Cruz, Rettig of Fort Wayne, J. W. Meitner, Sam Sprunger, formerly of Berne. J. W. Vitx of Decatur, and Vornholt of Magley, were the preachers who accepted the invilatir n. Literature of the church were put into the corner stone by the elder, l harlee Swartz; a small box containing different coin* form one cent to fl. The collection amounted to a few odd cents over one hunnred dollars, wherefore the congregation tender their heartiest thanks to all givers. Sheriff Ashbaucher was in town Tl>e*day The Berne Oil Co. shot their well Tuesday which made a very good showing. C. A. Augsburger was at Portland Tueson business. Miss Emi*:il* rr >» returned to Woodburn Tuesday. Dr. E. Franz made a professional call Io Geneva Tuesday. Bernhard Sprunger who wanted to shake off the elderly joke started for St. Ixiui* Monday. But the telephone message was faster than he was, and Sheriff Ashbaucher was awaiting him at Decatur and brought him back Tuesday. Bernhard wants to have a year of hard life away from home, when he would enjoy “home, sweet home" a little better. Who has seen anything of George Gilmore? He seems to be a goner Sam Lchindler returned from ( hietgo Wednesday evening. Miss Clara Sddner had the honor of showing the people of Berne the first bloomers Pete will now have to furnish a new wheel. Legal Advertising. TO NON-RESIDENTB. The State of Indiana. County of Adams, ss. In the Adams Circuit Court, August term. ISM*. Samuel 11. Hocker | No. MM. Sarah Fields et al. ' To Quiet Title, 11 appearing from affidavit bled In the above entitled cause, that Sarah Fields, Mary Col<-and William Cole of the also, mimed defendants are non-residents of the State of Indiana. Notice Is therefore hereby given the said Siuah Fields, Maty Cole and William Cole that they Is- and apfa-nr Is-fore the Hon. Judge of the Adams < Ircult Court on the .th day of Si-pti-mls-r. IW. the same la-lng the L’Mh Juridical day of the next regular term thereof, to Is- hidden nt the court house In the city of Decatur on Monday, the loth day of August, I'lll. and plead by answerer demur to said complaint, or the .same will la> heard and determined in their absence. , , , , Witness, my name, and • t... si- ! of (SEAL.) said court hereto affixed, this Iflth day of July. W JOHN 11. LENHART, CI.EKk. Mann & Beatty, Attorneys, KTOTTCE OF GRAVEL ROAD ELEC- * > r jon Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to tin order of 'lie Board of Commissioner*, of the County of Adams, State of Indlana, matle and entered at their June. Ik'.si, session, that there will be held an election at the regular voting places In Monroe township. Adams County, Indiana, on Tnenlay, August 4 , 1896, for the purpose of determining the Question of the building of a gravel or mticadainlz.cd road on and along Hie following route, towlt: . .... - Commencing on the nort h township line of Monroe township, at the northwest corner of section three. In said township, running thence due south ou the center section line of said Monroe township, latlween sections three (3) and four (4), nine ('■') and ten (HI), fifteen (13) and sixteen (IS), twenty-one KDiind ’ t wenty-two (*«). twenty-seven fJ7) ami Iweni ty-elght (-■’), and thliTy-thrce (33) and thirtyfour (31). to the south line of said Monroe township at the southwest con.er or section thirty-four (34), and there to terminate, according to the provision of section one of an ; aet of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, approved March <• IH9S. At such election elicit voter who Is In favor of the , construction of said road shall Inscrlls- on his ballot.. ‘‘Building of Road, Yes"; and each - voter opposed thereto shall inscribe on his ' ballot "Building of Road. No." I In witness whereof I, Irvin Brandyberry. Auditor of said county, have hero set my ' hand and the seal of said court this *f>th day ; ofJuue. ISM. Invtx BiiANDYnamtv, Auditor Adam* County.

TO NON-RESIDENT-Slate of Indiana. Adams county. In the Adams Circuit Court, \ugust term. Rosa Brown | vh. ? John Brown. ' Divorce. It apjM’arlnjr from affidavit Hird in the stove entitled chum-, that John Brown, the atovc named defendant, is a non-resi-dent of the Htate of Indiana. Notice S therefore hereby given the said John Brown that he to and appear before the lion. Judge of the Adams Circuit < <»uri on the 21th duy of August. I****, the same »*- Ing the l»th Juridical Day of the next regular term thereof, to to* liolden at th«* court houM‘ in the City of Ih catur.comniemnngon Monday, the Hhh day of August. and plead by answer or demur to said complaint, or the name will to heard and determined in bis absence. , 41 . Witness, my name, ami the -■ ii (Seal.) of said Court hereto affixed, tills *»ti> day of June. JOHN 11. LENHART. Clerk. IMM By E. Be kt I.EXHArtf. Deputy. Nchurger. Reeo A. smith. Att’ys for PI lit. \dministi:atrix S SALE OF REAL . ROTATE. Notice ishereby given that the undt-Tsl-n---ed. Emma E. Rawley, administratrix, of tm estate of William Rawley, deceased, will as such administratrix, by order of Adams ( ircult Court of Adams county. Indiana. In nil things a g ret‘able to the order of said court, on Tuesday, August 4, 1896 at the east door of the court heuw. In the cltyof !h-c:itur. In<ll»na, latween the hours of lOo'cloek ii. in. and 1 o‘eio<‘k p. tn., o,' r for sale nt public auction, to the hlsrhev anil best bidder, the fee simple of Ihe unulvtdeil two-thirds (2- ; >) part of the foilowingof (iescriisHl land in Adams county, stale of Indiana, to-wit: « ommencingat the north went corner of t.ie southeast quarter of nection tuo(sk in town ship twenty-the fX) north, range tourteen (U> east; thence running east one hundred rods: thence south sixty-four roads; thence west one hundred ruds; thence north slxty-four rod. to the place of beginnintf; containing fol ly acres. , , . , Tkhms:-One-third cash In hand, one-third In nine mouths, anil one-third in eighteen months from day of sale. Deferred payment, to bear * percent interest and tornsecured by freehold and mortgage security to the satisfaction of said adannistrairlx ami the approval of said court. Emma E. Uawi.ky. Administratrix. France A Merrvman. Attorneys. \yiEWERI4 REPORT OF THE o. P. M. ' ANDREWS GRAVEL ROAD. The viewers on the O. I'. M. Andrews gravel road have made the following report, which Is now on tile al the Auditor's office: IdCSCHII’TION or lIHAVEI. KOAII Commencing on the north township line of Monroe township al the northwest corner of section three ft),ln said township, running thence due south on the center sect ion line "f said Monroe township, sections three and four, nine and ten. fifteen and sixteen, twenty-one ami twenty-two. twenty-seven and twenty-eight, ami thirty-three and thirty-four to the south line of said Monroe township at the southwest corner of section thirty-four and there to terminate. To tin- Honorable Board of < ominlssiom ts of Adams county. Indiana: We. the umlerslg-ii'-d viewers and engineer, appointed by your hon-.nalde Imdy at yonr March term! I*3ft. In pursuance to (lie w.ilun order of said appointment to pr.«‘eed to lay out. straighten and assess damages of an Im provement as prayed for In said petition, would most respectfully submit the following report: In pursuance of said order we met at the auditors office. In tin-city of Decatur. Adams county Indiana, and after Ix-lnit duly swum as pn-scrils-d bylaw, we proceeded to view, examine, lav out and straighten said road, as shown by that pari of our r- i-ort -I “Exhibit'' "A" as tiled herewith am! made pari thereof of our report, which exhibit--hows a description of the route of said road. Also a profile showing tin- grade of said road as established and exhibiting the cuts and tills, and tin- location of culverts and bridges which profile is marked “Exhibit "H" tiled herewith and made a part of our n (ve further find that the const ruction of tin contemplated Improvement In accordance with the plans ami s|s-cißi-atlons herein sei forth would lie of great public bent Ht and "we ’further find no claims for damages of any kind whatever. Wo further estimate the cost of the - structlon of said proposed Improvement to Is- seventeen thousand three hundred and forty dollars (JI",»40.) This estimate Is made on the following plans, 10-wlt: The grounds for the road-hed are to be forty («>) feet wide. ROADWAY. The road must becleurof all fences, trees, stumps, bigs and other rubbish, and till trees and stumps must he grubls-d out of tin ditches and those on-the road-bed must incut off level with the surface. ORADK. The grade as marked on the engineer's profile Is to Is-made as near practicable and In no case is It to tie changed only by and with the consent of the engineer In charge of the Improvement. . . The grade Is to Is- made of a uniform width of twenty-two («) fei-t on top from edge to edge, with ft slope of fine Inches from center to either edge. ~ , The side shall have a uniform slope from surface at outer edge to the iHittom of me side drains of eighteen (1H) Inches horizontal to one (I) foot vertical. The ditches In all places are to be not less thnn two (‘-I) feel la-low the crown of the grade. I All side ditches to be made fully outsldeof grade. The bottom of all side drains shall Ihs

not less than one (D foot in width. Ditches constructed outside of roadway for carrying away water from side drains must Is wmoructed with the same speciflcatlons a, side drains. . All drains to la- constructed In n neat and workmanlike manner, with sufficient fall and outlet to convey all the water that may fall andaccumulate therein and remove I hesa no from said hitfliway. 11»»* tottom of said drains t*> to unobwtructffrd and continuous. Tto road- m (I shall tw made hi a smooth and workmaniiEv manner and to I* 1 lHsp®Cteu ami nccvjrt**» by thv nuuerintrndinx vnuiiwer of tin* road is : (orc any material H placed thereon. Nocrusimd stone shall Im- placed upon said grade when freshly made, but all part?- thereof shall is thoroiitfiily packed and ilil the spei iticaiions before any stone Is placed thereon, . tirade stakes set by the engineer and destroyed ihrouKh the negligenr** of the con■rrnctor a IM ' i ■ I . t I’.t u-HiU;’.r:.).*s I |M*laSO. . In preparing the crushed stone it must to sot rushed that no particles are larger than two Inches In diameter. Said crashed stone to Is screened and all the course stone placed below and the screening# to placed on top to the thickness of two (2) inches all over the entire grade. That isover the portion previously covered with the courser stone. The crushed stone shall to placed upon the center <»f the grade or road-tod to the width 'of fourteen (M)feet. That is seven (•> Met from the center of said <rade to either edge. Tht same I<> lie place.l t lie re Io the depth of ten (10) inches in tin* renter and etirbt C) inches at the »■!r- s. The surface from side to sitle to form the arc <>f a circle. All material to to placed on In a neat and workmanlike manner. TILING. • The tile Indicated in said ’Exhibit” ”B” Ito to of tin siz» therein shown ami to to .sound. • I tjualLy vertrihed salt-ghized j - tv er pip .4 <<..!•• i ile l;u<i acro.-s ; aid road at the j»oiiits Indicated in said exhibit twentytwo(2C) feet in lencth. "ahi tile to Im* pia ed to a proper depth as will convey the water from either side of road-tod drains. RTONE. Abutments for bridges and wings thereto and wails at the ends of cross tile to to constructed of stone of as gJMMI quality as the Lest of stone taken from tin* Buena t Ista or M-iride i: rrles. Norn* of which shall to less than six Inches in thickness. All fare stone to Im- not less than the above and all to be laid up tn u.mm! Buckeve Portland cement und san i irorUn made in pro|H>rtlon of one part good fresh Buckeye Port land cement to three parts of sharp clean sand. Each layer or course to Im* of regular thickness and the work weil tound. every other layer or <*ourse toext« id entirely across, except al point <»f junction with t lie. The ends of tile nt either side of the grade are to lx* laid in a stone wail of sufficient length to ext*nd r ghlet ti (I s ) Inches on each side of the tile. Said wail to Im* two (•-.’) feet, thick and to commence tolow th,, f.,. - , ■ i >■>.: -.i. solid foundation and at h ast eighteen (1 Hnche tolow the bottom of tin Hleand b.. t upas high a the grade <»r road-tod. wal s shall have a eaping. That is one stone large enough to cover t! e upper surface <>f the wall ami to extend ov.*r the wall three Inches on all sides and ends, except the one lying adjacent to the grade. All stone work •'». m:-s> nry sh:. II hep n»» <** witht he •• • " f ’ : Nmt -In successive layers of stone toover-lap nearer than* six («) Inches. The work as it progn ss» will Im* laid out by thv engineer and stakes set by him must be pH‘ser> cd. Tie contractor shall scrape In the stone and level up tto entire road Im?fort* tinal acceptance by thv Engineer and County Commissioners. The contractor for bridges and cross-tile shall level down the banks of earth cast out of the tr»*n< In s anti ditches through bridges and eross-tlh - and provide suitable ro’ul around t bcm while |>vrformlng his contract Material for bridges and emss-t lie must to on (he ground b* fore the old ones are removed. Tlie Shim rhitcnding F.nirlm-vr and < nunty <'< tninisslom i's Im \»• the right to Inert ase or diminish the labor and material required by these spt ritic <• "ms. and the changes be csUmatvd by th« “aid Superintending Fir. m er It is cn‘pi*.*. • ’ understood that should the Superintt i!dttr,.‘ Evg'nei det ii It m• • -ssary to leave out ir\ bridge, cross-tile, culvert or nv’ ' • s ...•)■• tid -Upe! Hile .«( I glnet . shall ha t. I •> lit t.> deduct the s. tm* from thv contra**’ *n the lilial sru.Avmei>t with ih<*i ontracLors thereof. LOCATION OF Cl I VEHTH AND BKBHtFs, At stalo* ’•••Jan M Inch tile. At st.. I.e 111 5(1-100 an ‘inch tile. At stake K»‘‘ a Minch tile. At take ‘.O-100 alO inch Hie. At stake Jl'-' 10-100 an s Inch till . At stalo* 251 ‘• s -100 an s Inch tile. At stake 257 75-400 an H inch tile. At stake 281 **s-100an s inch tile. At stake 291 30-100 an K inch tile. At stake :•! MI-100 a 15 Inch tile. PAYMENTS. All Os said work will Im* paid for in cash at the County Treasurer’s Office In Decatur, I ndlana. on estimates of the Engineer, reserving twenty (•>•1 |s*r cent, until thv work Is (•onipivtid. alien the whole amount wl»' to paid. Igtlm '. - are not to bi ao an ai’wptun“f that part of the work upon which they artt made. , When the work Is completed In full notice shall be given the Engineer, who In company with the County <’ornnilxsloners, will Inspect said road within twenty days after notice Ims been given ami if the work Im satisfactory will accept and pay for same In full. The bridges located at the points given IHJ loW • At n point SO feet below Htuke IM, Bft foot l At a point ‘JO feet l>elow atuke *7B, ‘JO foot span. At slake 304, l‘J foot span. Tho length of road Is 31. MR feet. We deem ls-st that they lai constructed by the Board of commissioners, as we think by so doing the same will be done tn the best Slid cheapest manner. WILLIAM ERWIN, (w, -w .u, or Road DAVIS DAILEY, W, E. FULK. Enoinkbh. Subscribed and sworn to before mo this (Ind day of June. IWft. IRVIN BBANDYBERRY. Auditor.