The Celina Democrat., July 22, 1910, Image 5

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GARAGE
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the ninll repnlra.
N.H. We will also continue the amall repair work heretofore carried
on by Mr, Conner,
ERASTUS
O. 8. Ashcraft and family took din
ner with the vetoran J. C. Snyder and
family Sunday.
Mn, Klmlra Cole and daughter, Mra
Stella Harmon and little gfanddaugh
tor Alleen Moltord visited with F.lmer
Gibson and family at New Corydon
Ind., Monday.
Joe Adams, wife and daughter Iter
nice were the welcome guests of Tom
Scott and family .Sunday.
The following spent Sunday with
Henry Adama, jr., and wife: George
Coate and wife, Itoy Kester and wife.
Henry Adama, ar., and wife, F.lbrldge
Adama and wife and ion Vearl and
Mn. Clara Swarts.
Ham Granger and family and Mra
Manda Wilaon spent Sunday with
Tom Sloan and family.
Mra. Carmack and daughter Laura
pent a pleaiant afternoon with Mra.
Vern Keater Saturday.
Mra. Kate Scott and daughter Klla
were at Colina Tueiday.
Dan Davii and family, of Durbln,
pent Sunday with Sherman Adama
and wife.
Mr. Hludcbaker i atlll in a serious
condition.
Preaching services at this place to
morrow evening and Sunday morning
by the pastor.
Mra. Clara Swarts haa gone to Wa
bash for an indefinite stay with Jas.
Swarts and family.
Blanche and Inez Hottel, of Wabash,
were visitors with Mrs. Millie Ken-
nard and family this week.
FOREST HILL
Miss Blanche Piper, of Rock ford, Is
visiting her uncle Sol Shock and fam
lly and other relatives here this week
Mrs. Mary Addy, who has been vis
iting in this vicinity for some time,
has returned to her home at Ham
mond, Ind.
There will be a Sunday-school cele
bratlon in the 1)11 bone woods on the
3(Hh of this month. Everybody in
vited to go and participate.
Sol Shock was at the county seat
Fridy.
Sherman Johnson and a cousin, of
Balbeck, Ind.. were at Kockford Fri
day.
The Hungarians are busy In the beet
fields now.
Mrs. Jerry Johnson Is not much im
proved health yet.
Mrs. Elmer McClure spent Saturday
and Sunday at Celina, the guest of her
daughter.
THE WORLDS GREATEST SEWING MACHINE
JLIGHT RUNNING
n
Ifrou wantelthera VlbratlngShuttle, Rotary
Shuttle or a Single Thread Chain lUUch
Sewing Machine write to
THE NEW HOME SEWINI MACHINE COMPANY
Orange, Mas.
Many ewtngaiachfoet are made to e!l regardless of
quality, but the New Home li made to wear.
Our guaranty never runi out.
old by authorised dealers only.
roa lAl-X BY
Mrs. H. 1. SCHUNCK.
West Fayette St., Celina, O.
IMI2vf.LfnMfL
YOU ARE GOING TO BUY
Stockers and Feeding Cattle
THIS SEASON x
. You want to buy where you can get the best cattle for the least
money . Write or wire at once to
JOHN J. LAWLER
163 EXCHANCE BUILDING
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO
Sound, safe, conservative, strict honesty and
a square deal guaranteed.
ESTABLISHED OVER 25 YEARS
REFERENCES: Live Stock Exchange National Bank, Chicago
Any Mercantile Agency
Thousands of our sutisiled customers
We handle more stockers and feeders than any firm in the world. A big
election at all times. Sales , 40 to po loailfj daily.
Come to Chicago and we will sell direct to you, or order at once by mail
or telegram and we will ship just what you wantdirect to you at lowest mar
ket pnees. Write at once for our plan of filling orders. We can save
you money. Write us for quotations of prices before you buy.
BUSINESS COLLEGE r-
school of bualneaa In the But of Ohio, All of lis
graduates without en eioeptloa are employed. T
the am ruprMealaurji of e town oltir e 61a
oountof per sank, secure poattlona for stadsDia
to work for their board wblla attandlnf aobool
all year. New alaeaaa formed ararj Meaday,
vr mmi lor oaiainvuv. jtaarne.
BLISS BUSINESS COLLEGE, Columbus, OhH.
Hon tli Main St.,
CKMNA, OHIO,
Vr - 9t.3SO.
No need of advertising
ASSASSINATE
IE FIRST
"Kill the first lly." Considering th
one female lly can bring Into being sev
eral millions of the pest In one sum
mer, it would seem a good Job to kill
that first one.
If the first and its immediate followers
are let live and the house becomes over
run, there are several suggestions for
ridding the rooms of them. One course
taken from the south where mosquitot
are public menace, is to burn pyretb
rum powder in a room. This benumbs
the Hies and they fall to the lloor and
can be swept out. The trouble with
this Is that pyrethrum powder is not
sold at many drug stores in the north
From the American Civic Association
at Washington comes this hint: Drop
twenty drops of carbolic acid on a hot
Iron; the vapor kills the 11 ins. Sticky
lly paper has both good and bad qual-
ties. It does trap some flies. But
those that get their feet coated with
the adhesive matter are likely to return
to their filth heaps prepared to carry
back to the house added quantities of
disease-bearing matter sticking to their
reet. Fly traps do their part but Dr.
C. St. Clair Drake of the Chicago health
department says the insects are cau
tious.
The Hies soon learn to be warv of
traps," Dr. Drake says. "Those that
have had any experience with them
cannot be caught, and shortly a tribe
of Hies too Bbrewd to be trapped might
be evolved. The insects also avoid
the sticky lly paper after one experience,
Tbey are crafty little fellows and the
Instinct of life is as strong as in many
superior beings."
Various poisons are suggested, the
best of which, the doctors say, is form
alin in water. Put a spoonful of the
chemical into half a cup of water and
leave it exposed in the room and the
tiles will do the rest.
In passing It is worthy of note that
this insect with its love for odors that
offend the nostrils of man, has a strong
aversion for scents which the human
likes. This has given a bint for still
another prevention, of minor worth
Aromatic plants in rooms and at win.
dows act as repulstves. Such plants,
then have a double value In sick rooms
they are pleasing to the sufferer and
discourage the lly that, with evil pur
pose, looks through the open window
From "Campaigning Against the
Fly," in August Technical World
Magazine.
The Versailles Policy rises to a ques
tions of privilege and says: " We some
times wonder if newspaper men gen
erally appreciate the old subscriber at
bis true value. We mean the old
standby who takes the paper year after
year, through evil as well as good re
port, knocks, dec, and pays his sub
scription regularly, just the same as
be would any other honest debt.
A school teacher in the western part
of the county along the Indiana line,
so the story goes, in order to prevent
tardiness, ottered to kiss the first arri
val at school. The next morning at 5
o'clock a number of young men were
roosting on the fence, and by 8::u all
the small boys and three directors put
n an appearance.
Man Wanted
Man wanted to drive one of our med
icine wagons throughout Mercer Coun
ty and sell household and veterinary
remedies, condition powders, spices,
xtracls, baking powders, perfumes,
toilet preparations, and other special
ties. Positions steady and will pay
from 825 a week up. Experience un
necessary; we teach you. Acquaint
ance of roads in county helpful. Give
age, references, fec. Address E. W.
Sipp, sales manager, Canton, Ohio.
IMPORTANT
We advertise to send our 5-ton steel
frame Pitless Scale on approval. Mis
understanding a letter from J. J. Beau
chand, who only wanted a price, we
will soon have a scale at Celina which
will be sold at a reduction to save
storage or reshipping. The first rea
sonable offer will be taken. Address
JONES OF BINGHAMTON, 2.r9 X St.,
Binghampton, N.Y.
WABASH
Wonder what has become of the "old
bay seed" you used to bear about so
muchf It Is always Mr. Farmer now,
Wabash people are bappy over such
a properoua year. Everything plenty.
Harvest great, wheat and oats fine,
corn fair, and spring chickens galore I
Come to Wabash if you want a good
dinner.
Talk about seeing a town grow, say
have you seen Wabash? It Is the
greatest town of its sl.e In the state?
John McCain and wife visited at
Chattanooga Thursday,
Miss Clela Itunyon lavlaitliig th
week at Defiance.
Mrs. Minnie Teeters spent Siimla
afternoon the guest of Ida Powell.
Nothing In the world gives Berts
much pleasure as to bear some young
lady say at church, "Bert bring my
horse and buggy around to the front.
Mrs. Emory I.oudenback, of Colum
bus, visited at Wabash last week an
was the Sunday guest of John Sprigg
and family.
James Swartz has carpenters em
ployed to erect a two-story nine-room
house on his farm near Wabash. Work
on the building began Wednesday.
Kev. Housb, Bert Iloldien and faml
ly and O. V. Kunyon and family an
several others took dinner with Mrs
Smoyer Sunday.
A. W. Larue has started bis thresh
ing machine, and any one desiring
work of that nature should make it
point to see him.
James Pearson and family are en
tertaining relatives from Pennsylvani
at present.
Mrs. Betz and Mrs. Powell called on
Mrs. Teeters Thursday afternoon.
Ike Isenhart and wife, of Ft. Kecov
ery, was a guest at the Win. Bryan
borne Sunday.
David Scbroyer and family enter
tained company at dinner Sunday.
Little Kenneth Teeters, who had hi
mouth so badly burned with red sea
lye, is getting better slowly.
Blanche and Inez Hottel are visiting
at Erastua this week.
Merl Vore, wife and little son Wll
left for Cleveland Wednesday, where
Mr. Vore has employment. We wish
them success in tbelr new borne.
Kev. Iloush and sister of Defiance
were at Wabash Sunday.
The following bills were allowed liy the
Board last Friday and payable on and nfte
the goto:
Roettger Fast, tile ISO M
John li. Albera, balance Treasurer 1
fees
Same. fee on lluiior settlement
7UH OH
Alspach Bros., livery hire
W.H.Anderson Co., Ohio State Re
U 00
ports
1 R
12 &
St. Henry Advocate, road notices
Dayton B. B.ifc Ptg.Go., liquor license
bonds
a 50
Mrs. Mary Hickman, coal 14 US
Frank Illlboff, fees on ditches 6 00
Fred Helby, same it 00
I. N. Klser, same tl (Hi
Gllherg A Co., ditch sale 1 (w
John W, Karcb, crushed stone 12 20
Lanfersleck-Grothaus Co., bridge
contract on Miller bridge
5X2 00
3 00
s 00
HI 00
Ed Wourms, shoveling coal
H. L. SchaelTer, land appraiser's
monthly account
Herman Wennlng, aame
Otto Wltten. engineer fees
HH KB
Lioree L. Marsh, same 411 i
1 1. 1,, Sheeley, assisting engineer..... 1 00
Philip Linn, Janitor's sajary 1A oil
J. Li. Morrow, fees H.16 84
McGillvery dt Suavely, nay on bridge
contracts 8H0 00
Alex Koblns. land taken for Butter
pike-. 6 8i
Estry Stephenson, mdse 76
W H. TrouD. county's portion on Tu
berculosls Hospital 5ir7 fll
Toledo House of Correction, board
and care of county prisoners IM 45
Pike Directors
H. Wehrkamn. suDt. Wohler Dike.... SIU :
Lewis Eckbart, supt. JSckhart and
Mercer Dike 8 1:
Lake Erie & Western Ry Co.. freight W
Cincinnati Northern Railway Co., de
murrage on two car loads of stone at Rock
ford from December 9 to February 17, sev-
nty-one days, less Sundays, holidays and
Inclement weather, f7.
NOW DITCH SALE.
MOTIOE TO CONTRACTORS IS HKRK
i.1 BY given that the Commissioners of
Mercer County. Ohio, will otter for sale at
their office, on Saturday, the .Kith day of
uly, 1H10, at 10 o'clock a.m.. the construe
tlon of the Now Ditch, No. RW. In Hopewell
TownshlD. This d tch consists of 207U feet
of 12 Inch and 1527 feet of 15 Inch tile, 24 fent
10 Inch sewer, 2 receivers. 1 protection. 210
cubic yards of ODen work.
Npeciticatlons on nie at tne Auditor s
olllce. The Commissioners and Kuglneer
reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
J. L. MOKKOW, Auditor.
L. L. MARSH. Engineer.
Look Here !
The Wagner Loan Agency is
the only agency In Mercer Coun
ty that will make Chattel Loans
so you can pay them back in
weekly or monthly payments,
or In fact any way to suit the
borrower.
We make farm loans at 5 per
cent.
We hare $60,000.00 to loan on
Chattel Security.
We have f 150,000.00 of private
money to loan orT Keal Kstate
Security.
We buy and sell Real Estate.
We write Fire and Cyclone
Insurance.
Business Htrlctly Confidential.
Th3 WAGNER LOAN AGENCY
IRA E. WAGNER, Mgr.
CELINA, OHIO
Notice of Teachers' Examinations.
Meatlngt for th aiamination of applicant! for
teachera' certificatea. for either common, high or
pecial, will be held at th Weai School Building,
In Celina, on fh flrat Saturday of ach month of
the rear.
'Ezaminatlona for puplla who with to graduate
from the elementary tchoola will be held in Celina
on the third Saturday 6f April and the third Sat
urday of May. S. COTTESMHN, President:
A. C. EIFERT. Clerk:
J. W. CLIFTON,.
Membera of Board of County Eaamlnert.
CmCtlESTEO S PILLS
CT5
DIAMOND
1ADIE9 I
BRAND
Jtek yw Vnccfet for CHt-CHE8-TER'9 A
DIAMOND BRAND PILLS In RPD and A
Gold metallic boxes, sealed with BluetO)
Ribbon. Taks mo otbkr. Buy of yoar v
Dramtla Hk foe UHl-CHES-Tf.U 8 V
DIAMOND BBAND PILLS, for twrntT-fiva
year regarded s Best, Safeat, Always Reliable.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
xiujw EVERYWHERE SS
1M I
There are Just Two
Ways of
Doing Tilings
The RIGHT and
the WRONG Way
You may as well have your
Watches and Jewelry repaired
iromrly when the cost Is no
more,
Nttxt time you have a Watch,
Clock or an old iice of Jewelry
to rfj'alr lrtnr It here and you
will sen the dlll'erence.
We take as much pains with a
loo Job as we do with one cost
ing much more.
Also note the fact that we are
the olilest graduate opticians In
Mercer County. Kverythlng
guaranteed to the full satisfac
tion of all.
Jewelry cleaned free of charge.
McKee&Co
The Market Street
Jewelers and Opticians
CELINA, OHIO
Established 1877
COLDYATER, ROUTE I
The limners around here are all busy
cutting oats at this writing.
i'lieodore and Ignatius Kauh were
the guests of Charles l.oslie Sunday
afternoon.
The dance which was given by 8. W
Hunkel on Saturday evening was well
attended and a very pleasant atl'alr
Jacob I.ONhe was helping Joe Loshe
several days this week putting up bay
Henry Homan has purchased a new
threshing machine and will start to
work this week. We all wish him a
successful season.
Subscribe for the good old reliable
Democrat, as it is getting to the busy
timo of year, and get the very best of
news.
Chas. Kiibo was hulling clover on
Wednesday.
Ueorge Hourelle was a business vis
itor at Celina Tuesday.
Joeeph Koine was helping William
Sell racier make hay Tuesday.
EAST DURUM
Remember Sunday-school at Mt
Carmel Sunday morning at l':30; also
preaching in the evening.
Mr. It 11 xton and wife of Wabash and
Walter Redman and wife of Rockford
were the guests of Mark McDonald
and w ife on Sunday.
Mrs. Sylvester Rhouds and children
spont Sunday with Web Shinn and
family near the State line.
J. i. Davis, wife and son were
among Celina friends Monday evening.
Kmersoh Bell and family spent Sun
day with James Murr and family.
Roy (iarman, of Celina, was the
guest of Jessie llelmer on Sunday.
Mrs. Heavland and grand daughter,
of Wabash, spent part of last week
with her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Wilson
Mrs. Cleveland Smith was the guest
of her mother, Mrs. S. O. Dumbauld,
on Tuesday.
Good Live Agents Wanted
To represent the Old Reliable Mon
roe Nursery in the sale of high grade
Northern grown nursery stock. Sixty,
three years in the business. 900 acres
Best propositions ottered by any nur
sery. Outfit free. Write us for par
ticulars. TllK Mo.NKOK NL'KSKBY, I.
Ilgenfrit.' Sons Company, Monroe,
Michigan.
HAMBURGERS CO ATE
REALTY AGENTS
Have for sale near Celina, O.,
8U acres of good land, fine buildings,
well fenced and tiled.
53 acres, witli buildings, fenced and
tiled.
HO acres, with buildings, fenced and
tiled.
5U acres, no buildings.
32 acres, no buildings; fenced and
tiled.
acres, no buildings, but fenced
and tiled.
40 acres, in Butler township; good 7-
roora dwellings and other build
ings.
8 acres in Franklin township; build
ings, fenced and tiled.
lOO acres in Union township, fine
buildings, fenced and tiled.
(SO acres in I'nion township, good
buildings, Ac.
Celina town property, in all parts of
me town, upon wuicu we can mane
yon liberal prices and easy terms.
We are also agents for the Celina
Realty Co. Said company Is prepared
to build upon choice lots dwellings to
uit the purse of the purchaser.
lAttDURGER&COATE
Office, TTnton Block, above Klley
Griffith Hardware Store,
CELINA, OHIO.
PILES
(SMSTULA
AND ALL
DISEASES OF THE RECTUM
Dr. MeCtcIUn uirmnnoM to Cha fnroftwitoti and th
public thai h make a pocUlty of tiiM dtiautM
anil hM had 20 uri eonitwil &pritnc. fio pin
ind no detent I on from biuiziu. BUUdsr. Kiiny,
Hlixwl and Hklo Dimum and Dlwtuei of Wnin.
ffHITK FOR BOOK ON RKCTAL MHKAHKH llKrT
aud U.dorMiiinta of paiituU ourad. Us labUhl IttHQ.
DR. J. J. McCLELLAN
Outlook Building.
44 East Broad Street
CCLO'JS, (.
HA
Kthel Wills Is visiting relatives a
(Gettysburg, Ohio.
(Jeo. Lacy Is spendlug a few day
her with relatives.
Km ma Wade, Kuby tiurdge an
Clarsla Vorhees spent Sunday with
Mabel and Mae Halllnger.
Oulle a few attended the party at I.
L. Nlieeley'a last Thursday evening,
'If Halllnger and wife spent Hunda
afternoon with (.'. Hurdge and family
Dora Lacy and Sylvia Deyo spent
Sunday with Malissa Moore.
Albert Harrison spent Sunday with
Hoy (Irundonr
Stella Iong left for Bradford Monday
where she expects to work.
The followlnt wnra tha quotations for
iraln, llv Block, poultry and produce lu
tue uemia niaraei 7triiay evmiinc.
OHAIR.
Wheat. per buah $.W
Corn, per Ho Iba Wo
Onta, per buah ivo
Hnrley, per buab one
Kyo, per buab X0
SKID.
(Mover, per buab A AO
Alalke, per buah 6 75
Timothy, per buab 1 (Ml
HAT,
No. 1 timothy, per ton Ill On
No. 1 mixed, per ton line
No. 1 clover, per ton 6 11
I.I vc STOCK.
Cuttle, per 1U0 llM It UK&A OU
Vml cnlvwa, per KM Ilia 6 uoU.il AO
Hoa. per luo Iba 7 tmtiiH &
FOCLTH.T.
Fowla, per lb lie
Hprlng tJhlcks, per lb lov
(lock a, pr lb Ho
Turkey hena, pur lb 0
Tuma, per lb to
Imcka, per lb do
Oeeae, per lb .. o
No. 1 hides 7o
PRODUCE
Butter, per lb TSc
Ktfim, per dos Jrtc
Ijm-U, per lb 14c
TnUow, per lb 4a
Onlona, per buah c
Potatoes, per bunto 76o
Money to Loan
We can make farm loans for 5
n first mortgage. Interest at
years
5 per
cent. Shout A Donovan, Celina, O.
kis for
Three hundred and nineteen farma. sit
uated in AahtMbula County cloae tojeffer
lou, the county seat of Aahtabula County,
ranKluir from i'J) per acre upwnrda, (iood
building, beat of Hull : ralae line wheat, ohU
and corn ; plenty of irood fruit, good water;
plenty of (rood tieech, maple and walnut
timber; farms ranxe from 40 acres to WW
norea. Bargains If sold at once. For fur
tber Information call on or addreas
The Wagner Loan Agency, Celina, 0.
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.
MOTIOK IS HKRK BY OIVKN THAT
11 on the 18th day of July. lulu, the Probate
Court of Mercer Oounty declared the eatate
of Jacob VV olf, deceased, to be probably In
solvent.
Creditors of said estate are therefore re
quired to properly preaent their claims to
the underalKued for allowance within six
months from the time above written, or
tbey will not be entitled to payniei.t.
July IS, lUlO. JACOB K. WOI.F.
E.xecutorof the eitatu of JacobWolf.de
ceased.
Frank V. Short, Attorney. 13-2t
Real Estate
for Sale
20 Acres
Four miles east of Montezu
on pike, good frame
houae, frame barn, orchard
well, cistern, 8-4 mile of school. Poaaesalon
March 10. Price.
We also have several other farms and
town properties which we will gladly bIjow
SHORT & DONOVAN,
REALTY AGENTS.
Scranton Building, CELINA, O.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. '
Estate of Gertrude Winker, deceased.
MIME UNDERSIGNED HAH BEEN AP.
X POINTED and qualified as executor of
the estate of Gertrude Wlndker, late of
Mercer Oounty, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this lfith day or June, A.D. 1U10.
HENRY LENNARTZ, Executor.
June 17, 1D10. v-Ht
LEGAL NOTICE
The State of Ohio, Mercer Oounty, ss. In
Mercer Common Pleas Court, Eliza A.
Tlndall, Plalntlir, va. Simeon Franklin
Tludall. Defendant.
SIMEON FRANKLIN TINDALL.WHOSE
place of residence Ik unknown, will take
notice that on the 2i)tb day of June, into, In
the Common Pleas Court of Mercer County,
Ohio, where the action Is uow pending, tbe
undersigned, Eliza A, Tlndall, tiled her pe
tition aualnst said Simeon Franklin Tln
dall, praying for divorce from him, for ali
mony and lor custody oi tneir minor cniiu.
Kertba idella Tlndall, now aired six years.
The said Simeon Franklin Tlndall Is re
quired to answer petition In said action
not later than six weeks after tbe 24th day
of June, lulu, tbe day of the first publication
of this notice, or such divorce and relief
may be granted.
h;ijiz,A A. iiiNUALU riaintirr.
John Kramer, Attorney. 10-ftt
NOT IN ANY TRUST
OUR RED OR WHITE OIL
gives a bright light and does not
smoke the chimney. For Incubators
it has no equal. Upon receipt of Six
Dollars we will ship you one barrel,
containing 52 gallons. If the empty
barrel is returned to us, we will pay
you $1.25 for it. Write for samples
of our Lubricating Oils and Greese,
sent by mail free of charge.
IXDEFEKDENT OIL COMPANY
jiEFEREWCS HY BANK KifiSFIELD. OHIO
CELINA
IT
Sa e
'
EYESTRAIN, Source
of Many Ills.
The root of Headaches, Nervoua
neaa and Dlzitneaa utleiillmea la
eyeatraln.
Are you troubled with either? Our
aervlcea am at your dlapoaal. We
will Hive your eyea an ex pert exam
ination and remove all doubt aa to
their condition. If you don't need
fc-lnaaea, w ill tell you ao, and If
you do need them we will fit your
eya with the rliiht kind of alaaaea.
We guarantee all our work.
Consultation and Exam"
i nation Free
i 01nhausen& Smith
iJKWKI.KKH AND OPTICIANS,
123 South Main St Celina, 0.
IN PROBATE COURT
In the matter of the estate of Margar
et IX ilea, deceaaed, order of appraise.
ment of real estate returned and tiled.
Order to aell at public sale issued.
In the matter of the estate of Jacob
Wolf, deceased, petition filed by Jacob
Wolf, executor, representing tbe
paobable insolvency of laid estate.
Jacob V.. Wolf appointed commissioner.
The last will and testament of And
erson Chapman, deceased, admitted to
piobate. Widow elected to take under
the will. Joseph Nudlng qualified as
executor. Inventory and appraisement
July 111.
Abraham W. Larue, guardian of
Flossie Armlnta Ketz, filed final ac
count. For hearing August 31.
Peter Ileln, administrator of the
Vitus Ileln, filed inventory and ap
praisement.
The last will and testament of Mary
Mnsler, deceased, admitted to probate,
The last will and testament of Abigail
Ralllnger, deceased, filed for probate.
For hearing July 1H.
Big Pete sells shoes
lrom ten cents
to twelve dollars.
OBITUARY
Ruth Gabriella Adam was born near
Neptune, O., January lif, 1910, and
died July H, liUO. She Is survived by
father, mother, three brothers and two
sisters. Two brothers preceded her in
death. The funeral services were con
ducted by Kev. Merry of the Church of
(Jod of Neptune. Interment in Nep
tune cemetery.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank tbe friends and
neighbors who so kindly helped and
sympathized with us in the sickness
and death of our little daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. C. U. Adam.
Men Wanted
We have steady work for a few good
men at our works, Cement City, Mich.
Mill operators, repair men, cement
packers and yard men. Have a few
good houses for steady men with fami
lies. Keport at once to Superintend
ent at Mill, or write Pkninhi-lab
Portland Ckmknt Co., Jackson, Mich.
ORDINANCE NO. 288
APPROPRIATION OF FUNDS.
An ordinance to make appropriations for
the current expenses and other expen
ditures of the V'lllHire of Celina for the
ilseal year ending Ijecember HI. 1IU0.
Section 1. Kc It ordained by the Council
of the VllliiKe of Celiim, Htate of Ohio, that
to provide for the current expeiiHea and
other expenditures of the Village of (lellna,
Ohio, durlnir the fiscal year ending iJecein-
berSl, lflo. the foiiowins sums be and they
are hereby appropriated nnniely:
Hectlon 5!. mat there be appropriated
from the General Fund
For the salaries of
Council 1I4 en
Mayor 87
Olerk 8H W
Treasurer Vih 110
Hollcltor Ifxi 00
For legal advertising (HI
For Hoard of Public Affairs 1.10 (K)
For contlnget expenses.... luu no 11,408 77
Section H. That there be appropriated
from tbe Public Safety Fund
For the salaries or
Marshal J-KHI 00
Special Police uo 00
For other police expenses, loo 00
For Firemen 1,077 HI
For apparatus loo oo
For buildings luo 00
For other Fire Department
expenses loo no
Forcontlngent expenses.. 100 Oo $5,177 00
Section 4. That there be appropriated
from the Public service fund:
For street repairs fiiOO 00
For street cleaning 460 00
For Street Commissioner.- 4 oo
For sewers and drainage., aoo 00
For sidewalks aud cross
walks 25 00
For building and rents annuo
For band concerts 400 00
For contingent expenses.. 2o0 Oo I2.6U6 00
Section 5. That there be appropriated
from the Publlo Health Fund
For the salaries of
Health Olllcer ftKI 01)
Sanitary Police 4fi 00
For garbage removal fio 00
For Clerk Hoard of Health 24 00
For other health expenses. .10 00
Forcontlngent expenses.. 80 OJ 2:t 00
Section fl. All expenditures of the Village
of Celina within the fiscal half year ending
December 81, luiu, shall be made with and
within tbe appropriation herein provided.
Section 7. This ordinance shall take effect
and be In force from and after Its passage
and legal publication.
Passed July 12, 1W10,
P. K. KKNNEY,
President pro teni, of Council.
Attest: J. M. WINTER, VlllageOI rk.
OLJEV
3 AT 5 PER CENT
Lfi ON FARM
PROPERTY
We are still loaning money
at the above rate.
WK ALSO WRITK
FIRE AMD TORNADO
INSURANCE
Give ue a call before you Insure
your property or borrow your
money;.
Phone SOS, or call and see
GROOKHART I MURLIN
Richardson Bids',
CKLI1KA., . . OHIO.
OLD TOlVil
Mrs. John Crow, of Cleveland, and
Mrs. Chas. I.utz, of near Neptune, vis
ited Cat Htaeger and family last Fri
day, James Htaeger and wife sent Sun
day with Druggist Ben Kindle and
wife al Cold water.
Mrs. Car m Htearn and son Dick, of
Marlon, Ind., are visiting the former's
parents, Klza Ureen and wife.
J. C. Htaeger and family spent Nun
day with Alpb liair and family, near
Neptune.
Udle Grim, wife and little daughter,
of Muncle, Ind., and Hoy tlrlm and
family spent Monday with A. H. Grim
and family.
Geo. Wollem and wife apent Hundsy
with Ira Wollem and family of Men
don. Miss Kllon Starger spent Sunday
with Ix)ls Mallck of Maple Center.
Mlas Opal Dixon, of 8t. Marys, via
ited ber brother Bernard Dixon and
family last week.
Mrs. Itoy Hooper, of Tipton, Ind..
visited Mrs. Geo. Wollem last Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Snider and son Harold
spent Sunday with tha former's par
ents, Levi (Springer and wife, at Mon
tezuma.
SOUTH CENTER
There will be a box social on the
church lawn for the benefit of Mt. ion
Church, Saturday evening, July 2.1.
The ladles are requested to bring the
boxes and tbe gentlemen are supposed
to buy them.
There will also be an Ice-cream so
cial on the lawn at Henry Houtz's for
the benefit of tbe Fairvlew Bethel
Church on Saturday evening, July 30.
Win. Hill, wife and son Bernard, of
Indianapolis, are visiting ber parents,
Philip Fast and wife of this place.
Millard Splcer spent Sunday with
his grandparents, Amos Tester and
wife.
Josle Meyers was the Sunday guest
of Mae Marlowe.
Harve Fast and Naaman and Bess
Young spent Sunday at Dayton, tbe
guests of Parker Cain and family.
Misses Millie Piper and Grace Fox
also spent Sunday at the Soldiers'
Home at Dayton.
LAKDFAIR
B. F. Baucher and wife, of near Ce
lina, spent Sunday with their daught
er, Mrs. Henry Stoll, and family. In
tbe evening they visited J. Stoll's
Christ Hone and family and Mrs. H.
Hone were the guests of Chas. Wietz
and family Sunday.
The quarterly meeting will beheld
at this place Saturday evening and
Sunday, both morning and evening.
Everybody invited.
Philip Uines spent Sunday at Dave
Baucber's.
Wm. Hone and family visited B. F.
Davis Sunday.
Mary and Flossie Hine were at Wa
bash Monday.
Wanted A middle-aged man to rep
resent us In this vicinity. Special in
ducements. Permanent position. An
opportunity to make a good weekly
income. C. R. Bkkr a. to. Nlkhkr-
es, Manchester, Conn:
(Mel Loans
Money to Loan on Horses, Cattle,
Farm Implements and Growing Crops
at low rate.
You can pay back at any time and
top interest. Business strictly confi
dential.
For particulars call on
The Celina Mortgage Loan Co.
WYCKOFF BLOCK,
MAIN AND MARKET 8TS,, CELINA, O.
PROBATE NOTICE.
NOTIOR IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tbe following Administrators, Execu
tors and Guardians have filed tbelr ac
counts and vouchers In the Probate Court
of Mercer County, Ohio, for allowance and
settlement, and tbe same will be beard on
he Kith day of July, A.D. 1U10. and set
tled and confirmed If no exceptions are
filed thereto:
KXECDTOHS FOR FINAL HKTTLKMKNT.
George Reler, executor of Philip Reler.
J. K.. I. B. and T. C. Ross, executors of
Thomas O. Ross.
John W. Huffman, executor of Mary K.
Scblenker.
ADMINISTRATORS FOR FINAL BFTTLKM ENT
W, J. Schwartz, administrator of John A.
Schwartz.
OUARDIANS FOR PARTIAL HKTTLKM INT.
Wm. J, lingerer, guardian of Wm. J.
Stelzer.
Peter Harttngs. guardian of Bernard
Schrage.
Herman wennlng. guardian of wm. ler-
borst.
P. F. DUGAN, Probate Judge.
June IK, 1V10. 18-at
FARM LOANS
At 5 percent on 5 Years' Time
With the privilege (written In your
mortgage) of paying any sum In tbe
multiple of 1100 at any timk and stop
ping Interest. Will also write your In
terest payable any time during tbe year
that you desire to pay tbe same.
No other loan agent In Mercee Oounty
ever wrote a mortgage with these priv
ileges. Will loan on first mortgage up to iV
per acre.
ED. L. BRYSON. Celina.
Legal Notice-Non-Residence.
ANDREW J. GIjEASON AND JULIUS
A. Gleason, whose residences are un
known, and tbelr unknown heirs and de
visees, allot whose residences are unknown,
will take notice that on the Hth day of
June, 1U10, J. B. Albers, as Treasurer of Mer
cer County , filed his petition In tbe Com
mon Pleas Court, Mercer County, Ohio, lu
Case No. KlfiH, against tbe above named par
ties, praying for the sale of certain real
estate hereinafter described, and to apply
the proceeds of said sale to the payment of
taxes and assessments that stand charged
against said real estate, which taxes and
assessments have not been paid within the
time prescribed by law for the payment of
tbe tame. Said real estate being described
as follows, to-wlt: Being lot Number
Twenty-two (2J I, Alexander Addition to the
Incorporated Village of Rockford, Ubio;
the same being re-r.umbered In 1W1 and
now being known as Ixit Number One Hun
dred and K.lgbty-oneUHllof said Village.
Said action Is brought under favor of for
mer Section 1104, Revised Statutes of Ohio,
or as now known. Sections 2tut7, tuH, Sftiw,
170. mi, f!i and W7H of tbe General Code of
Ohio.
Said parties are required to answer said
petition on or before the Hth day of August,
lull), or Judgment will be taken atralust
them. J. B. ALKKHH.
as Treasurer, Plaintiff.
Celina. Ohio, June 16, lttio.
John U. Homer, Attorney. t-At