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THE GREENVILLE JOURNAL
IFF GREENVILLE JOURHA!
HO JIB PHOME4
THURSDAY, NOV. 23, 1916
LOCAL IJITIKH
tdTil vniirannsormnnn
Mrs. Cora Bear visited in Day
ton Friday.
Miss Ida Irwin spent Sunday
in Hollansburg.
Miss Lola Lawrence of New
Madison was a visitor here lion
day. Leonard DeWeese of Gettys
burg spent Saturday in Green
ville. Henry Dismeier and family
were up from Dayton Sunday
visiting relatives
Howard Weaver ofJSpringfield,
0., spent Sunday with h's par
ents in Greenville.
A. C. Brandon and wife spent
a few days with relatives in
Marion, Ind., the past week.
Miss Ellen Ault returned home
Monday from a three months'
visit with relatives in Osage,
Iowa.
Isaac Dininger and wife atten
ded the funeral of the late Ru
dolph King at West Milton last
Thursday.
Henry Calderwood left Satur
day afternoon for Detroit, Mich.,
where he has accepted a position
w.th a large real estate firm.
I. M. Ross of Palestine left
Greenville Tuesday night enrrute
to Zephyr Hills, Florida, where
ho has spent the winters for sev
eral years.
Upon our roll of nonor touay
we can clace the following nam
ed patrons
Ike Ross.
John Bailsman.
Mis. Jennie Ullom and Miss
Ethel Banks of Muncie, Ind.,
were here to attend the funeral
of Mr?. Matilda Pearce, which
was held Sunday afternoon.
Sam Miller and wife, Mrs Su
san Harsh, Del ver Weisenbarger
and family and Mrs. George Wea
ver were the guest3 of Mrs.
Frances Weisenbarger and fam
ily Sunday."
Miss Sylvea Bireley has gone
to Cincinnati, where she will re
sume her studies at the College
of Music. She will continue her
studies in piano and violin, but
will specialize in the latter. '
The many friends in this city
of Mrs. Enos Fouts of Union Ci
ty were pained to learn of her
serious illness and hope she will
speedily recover. Mrs. Fouts is
the mother of Mrs, John Garver
of this city. '
The county commissioners
granted the petition for the Hel
ler ditch in Franklin township
Monday and set December 20 as
the date for the hearing on the
engineer's plans, specifications
and estimate.
Earl Fritz, 35 years old, a far
raer residing two miles north of
Arcanum, died of typhoid fever
Saturday night. His wife and a
child are confined to their beds
with the same disease. He leaves
his wife and five children.
The Greenville Suffrage League
was organized Saturday after
noon by 'Hiss Elizabeth Hauser
of Warren, Ohio, state organizer.
Mrs. Miles u. uemorest was e-
lected president, Mrs. J. M. Bick
el and Mrs. John Martz vice pres
idents, Mrs. F. C. Kirkendall sec
retary, and Mrs. John Matthews
treasurer.
If you want advice on how to
develop your child's inventive
talent, read Mrs. Gruenberg's ar
ticle, "Training Today's Boys and
Girls," in this issue of the Jour
nal.
"Hard buyers'," men and wo
men who buy with their heads as
well as their pocketbooks, will be
quick to take advantage of our
four-magazine bargain offer. See
advertisement on another page.
Further hearing in the saloon
license caseof Mrs. Percy Wit
ters was postponed last Friday
to November 29, until after a mo
tion in the Probate court, filed
by Percy Witters' attorney, ask
ing that an entry be placed show
ing the fine against him for boot
legging in 1911 be remitted, has
been heard and disposed of. This
hearing is set for November 28.
Mrs. Matilda Pearce, relict of
F. M. Pearce, of this city, died
last Friday forenoon in the home
of her son,' Charles Pearce, near
'ort Jefferson, death being due
to heart trouble. She was bo
years old. Funeral services were
held Sunday afternoon at the U.
B. church in this city, and her
remains laid away in a crypt in
the mausoleum in Greenville cemetery.
Ora Kendall was arrested Sat
urday for stealing potatoes from
the warehouse of Orrison & Wil
ey, which he was sellirg at $1.25
a bushel and finding ready sales.
Monday he was bound over to the
grand jury under $200 bond,
which failing tp give, he was
placed "in jail. He was but re
cently released from the Toledo
work house, where he had betn
sent for stealing.
Henry Schater, Jr., 33 years
old, who lived two miles east of
Ansonia, died of typhoid fever
and pleurisy last Sunday morn
ing. He was a son of Henry
Schafer, who resides at the edge
of the city on the Ansonia pike,
and leaves his wife, three chil
dren, parents, four brothers and
four sisters. Funeral services
were held Wednesday afternoon
and burial made in Greenville
cemetery.
a highly respect
Greenville, died
Thursday afternoon in Reid Me
morial Hospital, Richmond, Ind.,
of stomach trouble, after a lone
illness, having gone to this hos
pital several weeks ago for treat
ment. He was 70 years old and
leaves his wife and one son. Fu
i
neral services were held Sunday
afternoon at the residence on
Washington avenue and burial
made in the Klefeker cemetery
on the Gettysburg pike.
The county liquor licensing
commission did not grant a re
newal of license to Weaver Bros
o? Aicanum last week, the com
mission Demcr aeaaiocitea. we
understand one member, Richter
voted to grant a license and oth
er, Searles, voted against it. The
Weaver Bros, will now have to
appeal to the state licensing com
mission, if a third member of the
local board is not appointed,' as
in the Union City cases. The
motion to quash the indictment a
gainst John Weaver for bribery
will be argued tomorrow, the
24th inst.
George A. North, second hand
and junk dealer, wa3 arrested
Saturday morning on an indict
ment returned by the last grand
jury charging hLi with buying
junk of a minor, JohnPuter
baugh, aged 15 years, which is
unlawful. He gave $200 bond
for his appearance at trial
Last Friday was the la3t day
on which candidates must file
their expense accounts for the re
cent campaign, and following is
a list of accounts that have been
filed with the election board :
0. W. Gasell, R., sheriff, $137.-
50.
John T. Ferron, D , surveyor,
$243.60.
Wm. H. Werts, D., commis
sioner, $157,05.
C. B. Rayburn, D., clerk, $225.
G. H. Garrison, D., auditor,
$264.30.
John F. Wondle, D., commis-
sioner, $130.
Geo. W. Porter, R., prosecut
ing attorney, $272,70.
A. Martz, Treasurer Darke
County Republican Ex. Com.,
$1278.57.
Oliver L. Perry, D., commis
sioner, $132.50.
Geo. F. Crawford, D., prose
cuting attorney, $197.89.
J. W. VanLue, D., coroner,
John Trump,
ed citizen of
none.
Cassius A. Stoltz, D., treasur
er, $277.58.
Geo. W. Mace, Treasurer Pro
hibition Ex. Committee, $293 81.
Ed R. Brown, R., surveyor,
$134.65.
S. A Longfellow, R., represen
tative, $20.00.
S. R. Hiatt, Rf, clerk, $93.75.
H. H. Peschk'e, R., commis
sioner, $52.70.
C. A- Stoltz, R., treasurer,
$131.75.
A. A. Suter, Treasurer 'Dem
ocratic Ex. Com., $1592.44.
J. E. Mongr Treasurer Darke
County Democratic Club, $28.75.
Linn M- Browne, D., sheriff,
$250.90.
Hughes - Fairbanks - Herrick -
Willis Club, $56.24.
r x
W. G. Douglas, a well-to-do re
tired farmer, who resided at 490
Harrison avenue, ended his life
Monday afternoon by hanging
himself in the stable on his lot
Since last winter he had been
suffering with cancer of the face
and it is supposed this so preyed
on his mind that rather than en
dure prolonged suffering, he de
cided to end it all. He had care-
fully laid his plans, Monday
forenoon he seemed quite cheer
ful and helped Mrs. Douglas with
the family washing, but after
dinner he insisted on Mrs. Doug
las going up town and attending
to a little business for him. This
she reluctantly did. After she
had gone, he dressed himself in
his best clothes and was last seen
by a neighbor going to his stable.
This was about 3 o'clock Monday
afternoon. He stood on an ash
can, it seems, tied a rope to
rafter, then around his nec and
kicking the can from under him,
slowly strangled to death. The
act was premeditated, for he left
a note in the house, which Mrs
Douglas found on her return
home about 5 o'clock,' in which
he stated he wished to be buried
in the suit he had on, burial to be
in Teejzarden cemetery, in a cas
ket not to cost over $100, and
on his person. Upon finding this
note, Mrs. Douglas at once gave
the alarm, going acrops the street
to Mr. Uhde's residence, where
she was told Mr. Uhde last seen
Mr. Douglas going to the stable.
A search was at once made and
heVas found, as above stated,
cold in death, denoting that he
had been dead about two hours.
His body was at once cut down
and efforts made to resuscitate
him, but all in vain. The de
ceased was a highly respected
citizen, a veteran of the Civil
war, having been a member of
the 69th Cavalry, and a life-long
citizen of the county, IK was
born near Coletown on January
13, 1848, and was 68 years, 10
months and 7 days old. He and
his wife have resided in thN city
for the past nine years, it is
said his home life was ideal, but
this affliction coming upon him,
it seems, was more than he could
Dear. The sympathy ot the com
munity is extended to the wife
and family. Ha leaves his wife
sides on the home farm, near the I
1 125 qU. grapes at 10 eta. per
leegaraen cnurcn; onaries, oi
Montana; Frederick, of Nebras-
Ka; ana ura, oi utan. lie was
a brother-in-law of E. B. New
ton and F. B. Snyder of this city.
Under the supcrintendency of
Frederick Trittschuh the County
Infirmary ground has become a
great producer, owing to his care
ful management. He is th most
efficient and economical superin
tendent this institution has ever
had, and we are glad to say it, if
he is a Democrat. We give him
credit for what he has and is do
ing. Duflng this year the In
firmary has produced $7,273 95
worth of products, shown in the
following report :
13 oo
12 50
42 50
2 50
2 00
5 00
4 00
80
17.00
19 head of calves at $20.00
per head $ 3W 00
26 head of hogs weighing
5970 lbs. at lOHc. per lb.
(sold in Agust) ........ 626 85
66 head of fattening hogs,
average weight 200 lbs. at,
70 head-shoats weight SO lbs.
200 chicks, average weight
i lbs. at 10 cts
80O dozen eggs at 20 cts. per
1500 lbs. butter at 20 cts. ..
125 qts. apples canned at 10
cts. npr nr . .
and four SOnS William, who re- j 133 qts. cherries at 10c. per
1188 00
448 00
90 00
160 00
300 Oil
12 50
qt
425 qts. tomatoes at 10 cU.
per qt . .
25 qts. pears at 10 cts. per
quart .. ..
30 qts. peaches at 10 cts.
per quart
50 qts. pickels at 10 cts. per
qt
40 qts. piccalilli at 10 cU.
per qt.
8 qts. liangoes at 10 cts. per
qt
85 qts. Jelly at 20 cts. per
qt
50 qts. preserves at 20 cts.
per qt, 10 CO
Celery.. 5 00
Early cabbage 15 00
250 bushels Irish potatoes
at $lj50 per bu 375 00
75 bushels at 90 cts per bu.
(sweet potatoes) 67 50
SO bushels onions at 75 eta.
net bu 60 00
Carrots, parsnips and lettuce 20 00
50 bushels Red Beets at 25c.
per bu 12 50
Cucumbers and later cabage 10 00
Beans and peas 10 00
454 bushels wheat at $1.25
per bu. 567 50
100 bushels rye at 90 cts.
iper bu... . . 90 00
440 bushels oats at 45 cts.
per bushel 198 00
70 tons hay at $12.00 per
ton 840 00
1500 bushels corn at 70 cts.
per bu 1050 00
Corn fodder from 65 acres 150 00
Ensilage in silo, 75 tons at
$5.00 375 00
Straw 25 tons at $3.00 per
ton.. 75 00
Turnips, 50 bushels at 75c... 37 50
TIMES FOR HOLDING
COURTS OP AP
PEALS FOR THE
YEAR, A.D. 1917.
Total $7273 95
RATES OF TAXATION
N pursuance of Law, I, Cassius A. Stoltz, Treasurer of Darke County. State of Ohio, hereby notify the tax-payers thereof that the
ratexof taxation for the year 1516. are correct I v stated In the follow 1112 table, tlmvlni ih nnmlwrnrmill. anrl frantinnx of mi I In
levleil on each Hollar of taxable property In tne several townships, school d Istricls find cr.ri orations In said count V
KOR STATE FCRPOHKiS: Sinking h'nnd, .iX)2. mill: University Fund, .0925 mill; Stute Common School Fund, .056 mill; State High
way Improvement Fund, .3. Total State Levy, .45 mill.
Fl'Rt'OONTY PURPOSES: t'ounty Fund. .97 mills: InOrmarv Fund. .076 milla: Children's Home Fund. .1 mills: Kridsre Fund. .'JO
mills: Soldiers' Relief Fund, .H7 mil s; Election Fund. Ml mills: Couotv Rdad Fund. .31 mills: General Iiitch Fund.. 02 mills: Mothers' Pen
sion Fund. .114 mills: Blind Relief Fund, .07 1111 ll; F.uicraency Fund, .18 mills; Sinkuja Fui.U. .2u inills. Total County Levy, 2.10 mills.
FOR LOCAL FUKfUSES: See table below.
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STATE OF OHIO,
SECOND COURTS OF APPEALS
DISTRICT.
Unordered that the time nf the bIn
niug of the terms of the Courts ? A ppeal
of the several counties in ai Judicial
district for the year 1917 be died aa follow,
to-wlt
Franklin Comity On the 8th day of Jan
nary and the 17tli iny of September.
Oreene t ouou On the 2nd mv of Amll
and the loth day of October.
Madisou County On the I6tb day ot Aprl
and tne 22nd day of Octoler.
ChainpalKii ( oniity 11 the 18th day of
Aoril and the 211 h day of October.
Miami i ooniy On the itird dav of ADrll
and the29:b Jey of October.
(Mieli.y oui.ly ou the 30th dar of Anrll
arid 1 he 12th day of November.
I'reoiei ouoty On the ind dav of Mir
and the 14i h day of November.
nADU 1 1 ounty -On the 7th day
UM n f C of. May and tha 19. h dav
of .November.
Kuyette County On the 14th dav ot Mav
and the 26th day of November.
CarkeCi.uniy On the 2lslday of May and
the 3rd day 01 December.
MontKomery County On the 2'tb day of
Msy and the loth day nf December.
kjiui terms to imkiu atv o clock a.m.
Septt ruber 19. 1916.
H. I.. f'KRSEDI vO,
ALHc KT h kfnki e,
JAMES I. AL.LKfc.AD,
Judges.
The state of Ohio, Parke County, as:
. Ed.Shafer. Clerk of the Court of Ar-
Deals -f said county of Darke and state of
Ohio, do hereby certify the forecomc to be a
true and correct copy of the original order
mane uy (lie juiites 01 the Second Courts or
Appeals District of Slate of onto, filing the
l enosol the Courts of Appeals in the tev-
nral counties comprising said district for
theyear 1917, now ou file in the office of the
lei k of the Court of Abneuls for said Darke
county, Ohio, and entered of record on the
Journal of said ( curt.
w lines.- ii. y ofheial signature and seal of
-oiid Court ..1 Ureenviile.Ohio, tills 7lh day
of November, A. D. 1916.
ED SH A.FER,
Seal Clerk 01 the Court of Appeals
of Darke County, Ohio.
Nov. 9, 1916. 3w
9
1
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year ol time of expiration oi'
their subscription, or we
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tne paper. Uncle Sam de
mands this and we can do
nothing in the matter but
obey. If you are in arrears
please call and settle or re
mit by mail.
Greenville Markets
(Corrected Every Wednesday Morning j
GRAIN
Old Wheat '.
New Wheat 1.70
Corn, per lOOtbs 1.20
Oats Old , New 50
Rye 1 20
Red Clover Seed .... 11 00
Timothy Seed 3 2")
PRODUCE
The school levy ' uiven pppaslU each township applies to all property of the towushlo school dlstrlot. Including the attached terrt
lory formerly Joint sub-dlstrlcis of other civil townships.
CASSIUS A. STOL,T2 Treasurer of Darke Co.. 0
stated how much rnon'V c nad QnwiUe, OhioNovember 8, ISMS.
Eggs
Butter
Lard
Potatoes...,
Chickens...
Turkeys
37
28
14
. ..1.65 bu.
m
13
1
tIKSEKVIUiR.OHlO.
Hag th Ixreest Capi'al Hnrplos and
fteaponwihillty of an) Bank la Itirke
County. 1 regnlail) examined nn-
ierOorernmentMDpervlsion.
Capital or the Bank 1m - - VIOO.OOO
Mharrholdern' Liability Is - MIO.OOO
Hurpluttof bank in - - - - 170.WOO
Total Kewponsibility la - CS70.000
All of which is cnarantee of abso
lute proteetion to Its depoaltors.
Wc inVite your business, which
shall hare our beet attention.
Honey In shape of drafts (Issued
available all over the worl
June lyl
FWO
GOOD
APERS
FOR ALMOST THE
PRICE
OF OfJE
SEE GLUB LIST
BEAD OUR....
j CLUBBING OFFERS.

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