On that screen "Enter Income Adjustments", you are to enter your net notary income. If 100% of the business' income is from doing notary stuff, then use the number that is probably pre-filled in (the net income from Schedule C).
If, however, you had income for that business for services other than notary services, then you will need to adjust the pre-filled in amount by the ratio of notary gross receipts for the business divided by the total gross receipts.
It is possible that on the first pass, TurboTax used the pre-filled in amount (100% of net income), where as it sounds like you reduced that from $15,000 to $11,000 because there was non-notary income in that Schedule C.
In this case, I would expect your tax to rise - because TurboTax went from using 100% of your Sch C income to 73% of your net income, if I understood your numbers correctly.
Does it appear to you that that is what happened?
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