The Celina Democrat., December 02, 1910, Image 5

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Important
properties of
the Grape are
transmitted
by
Absolutely
to the food.
The food is
thereby
made more
tasty and
digestible
O. II. Clark returned to Mishawaka,
Ind., after spending a few days with
K. G. Clark and wife.
Mrs. A. Morehead, of Celina, is visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. K. Sliinabery.
Levi Guy visited relatives at Misha
waka, Ind., a few days last week.
R. C. Ketchntn, of Celina, visited
friends here last week.
C. T. Fogle spent Thanksgiving
with friends lit Ada.
Mrs. Annie Williamson visited
friends at Lima last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hay O'Neil of Dayton,
were the guests of J. II. O'Neil and
family several days last week.
Ray Hays returned to Deleware,
Monday, after spending his vacation
with home folks.
Elmer Spitler and family spent
Sunday with William Little and
family.
Overcoats for Sale
Two full-length overcoats one al
most new, other good work coat. In
quire at this oflice.
HAMBURGER &C0ATE
REALTY AGENTS
Have for sale near Celina, O.,
80 acres of good land, fine buildings,
well fenced and tlied.
53 acres, with buildings, fenced and
tiled.
80 acres, with buildings, fenced and
tiled. , ,
50 acres, no buildings.
32 acres, no buildings; fenced and
tiled.
40 acres, no buildings, but fenced
and tiled.
40 acres, in Butler township; good 7
room dwellings and other bulld
' logs.
84 acres in Franklin township; build
ings, fenced and tiled.
lOO acres In Union township, fine
buildings, fenced and tiled.
CO acres in Union township, good
buildings, Ac.
Celina town property In all parts of
the town, upon which wo can make
you 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
. J YTI TTrx T7 "n1 ritm"y spent Thanksgiving with
OlI I V7 I I Alec White and family and enjoyed
I I I I I I i tl I J v dinner of venlion and roast goose.
iVVVvy I A I M Mm- Cta"T ! L'oyd and Icy
UkVw iX Xi. ii km ,m3 spent Thanksgiving? with Wm. Canarr
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MERCER
suit the purse of the. purchaser.
UAUDlinGER&COATE
Oflice, TTnlon niock, above Riley.
Grlfflth Hard ware Store,
CELINA, OHIO.
Koicoa Foil spent Sunday with Heed
ml Koss lloaueliamp.
Mrs. Jeff Ulnrlch and grandchildren,
(Jladys and Clyde 1'reaton, spent the
rorepart or the week with relative at
Uradford.
MalUia Moore apent tbe latter part
of laat week with Terry Claco and faro
ily at Kockford.
Grace Service apent Sunday wlthOra
To bin and wire.
Jake Overly and family, of Bradford,
pent the flrat of the week with rela
tlvea here.
Mra. Frank Moler and aon Clyde
visited friends at St. Maryt the latter
part of last we? It.
Harry Carter, who bai been spend
lng the paat few weeki In California,
returned home Saturday.
Your old Bryan dollar atlll taken
on aubicrlptlon at thli oilice.
SGUDDER
Wm. J. White and wife, Adls Pain,
ter and family, J)avid Freeman and
family, John White and wife, George
White and family, and Clelle Jenkina
giving
and family.
Hcud Wilson entertained
over Thanksgiving.
company
Len Slier and wife and Chas. Slier
and family apent Thanksgiving with
Chas. Fennlng and family, south of
Wabash.
John Davla and family and E. Davis
spent Thanksgiving at S. F. Wilson's.
Wm. J. Sbeward and daughter Ada
and children and other relatives spent
Thanksgiving with Wm. II. Bastlan.
The entertainment riven attheScud.
der school was well attended and the
program well carried out. It was
pleasing to the parents and friends of
the young people and greatly enjoyed
by all.
D. C. Knox, of Cehna, was In this
vicinity laat week.
Chas. Ointer and wife, of Cellna.
spent Sunday with Chas. Siler an
family.
Elzie McDonald and wife, of Cehna,
spent Thanksgiving with B. B. Wilson
and family.
Opal Laffln spent Saturday with Ma
donna Wilson.
Mrs. Coe Wilson spent Saturday and
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. C. Wiel.
Mrs. M. O. Florence and family
spent Sunday evening with A. J. Bolee
and family.
Arthur Siler and wife spent Sunday
with Geo. Cokely and family.
Mrs. Bessie Hall is still very poorly
at this writing.
You Can Always Get
The best cough medicine If you ask for
Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey and look
for tbe bell on the bottle. Guaranteed
to give satisfaction. Sold everywhere
Pure Pennsylvania Buckwheat flour
I at Palme it & Millek'h.
COLDYATER, ROUTE I
Your correspondent has Just whit
tled a long point on his pencil to give
you tne very best of news.
Joe, George and N. X. Boise were
husking corn lor Wm. Schrader Friday
and Saturday.
John Rabe was a business visitor at
Ft. Recovery Monday.
Wm. Asbell, who has been on the
sick list, is Improving slowly.
Tbe lecture at the Washington town
ship High School last Saturday even
ing was well attended and highly ap
preciated. George Dixon has moved to Indiana.
where he hired out to a farmer for fl!80
a year.
The Thanksgiving supper held at
Wabash was well attended and was a
very pleasant and successful affair.
George Bourelle spent Saturday af
ternoon with Wm. Shlvely and family.
Tbe Misses and Wm. Deltsch were
at Celina on business Monday.
Joe Boise and Nick Stelzer were help
ing wm. Asbell butcher on Tuesday.
Seth Runkels performed a like service
for Sam Spohn Monday.
Dr. Miller passed through here Tues
day morning en route to Joe Loshe's,
on account of a sick colt.
Ralph McMillen delivered a load of
hogs to the Coldwater market Wednes
day.
Photos that apeak for
the Boosz Photo Shop.
themselves at I
Notice to Non-Resident
Lot or Land Owners.
Auditor's Office, Mercer County, Ohio, I
.November 16, A.L. 1U10. I
In tbe matter of Ditch Improvement No.
Ml, pelloned tor by J. H. Leugers et al.
To the Lot or Land Owners and to tbe Cor
porations, eliher Public or Private, af
fected by said Improvement:
You, and each of you. are herebv notified
that on the lutli day of .November, 191(1, J , lr.
LeuKers and others, filed a petition with the
Auditor of Mercer Uouiity, the prayer of
wuicu is lor uiu location, deepening, widen
ing and straightening of a ditch ou the fol
lowing BlurUnu point, route and terminus,
to-wK; Uoiumuncliig In the channel of the
Wabash Joint Ditch, In Granville Town
ship, Mercer Oouuty, Ohio, at tbe south
county line of Bald Meroer County, In Hec
tlon so. Town IS north. Range y east; thence
to follow said Wabash Ditch down stream,
to deepen, widen, straighten and relieve
the land there along from the flood water
where necessary and practicable, through
mm in ii an vine Township and Recovery
Township, said county, to the eaat line of
the Incorporated village of Ft. Hrnvr.
Ohio, or to such a point as a good and suffi
cient outlet Is obtained, for the purpose of
relieving the lands as herein set out, and
there terminate.
A I ho, for the deepening, widening and
straightening and cleaning out of a branch
known as the Bear Branch orOorwIn Ditch,
lu said Granville Township, from tbe point
In same where It has been Improved down
stream to where same enters suld Wabash
Ultuh.
Alao. for the deepening, widening and
atiHlKbtening and cleaning out of a branch
ditch known as the Voudenbosch 1'ltch,
from Its beginning down stream to where
same enters saiu wenaNh Ditch.
You are nlao notified that the following
tune aim piece nave been nxed wben and
where the Commissioners of said county
will meet for the hearing of said petition,
to-wlt: At the beginning of the Improve
ment, December 1, lvll), at 10 o'clock a.m.,
for the purpose of hearing any and all proof
offered by any of the parties affected by
aald ditch Improvement, whether the said
ditch will be conducive to the puhllo health,
convenience and welfare; and whether the
route described Is the best route; and any
and all objections to said proposed ditch
Improvement.
Any application for compensation or
damage, or for any change of route, must
be lu writing and filed wltb the Commis
sioners on or before the day set for hearing.
No further notice of any proceeding lu
this mutter will be glv n.
L.MORROW.
Auditor of M, eer Couuty, Ohio.
I
Founded 1870
This
Has faithfully served its patrons
forty years. Within this period
financial crises have befallen this
and the above record gives conclusive evi
dence that the Bank's affairs have been con
ducted in such a manner as to hold confi
dence and loyalty of its customers. Follow
ing the traditions of the past, we aim to-day
to guard most carefully every interest of our
depositors and to render the best possible
service in every branch of banking.
We want your business whether large or
small, assuring the best security for your
deposits, and the most liberal terms if you
desire a loan on either personal or mortgage
security.
The Commercial Bank Co.
of Celina, Ohio.
E
J. P. Loague, formerly of Lima, but
now located at Columbus, spent
Thanksgiving at home.
Merle Langel who attends school at
tbe O. 8. U. at Columbus, spent tbe
Thanksgiving holidays at bis home
here.
Nelva Drury, who Is at school at
Ada, was at home ovei Sunday.
Horace Drury, who has been quite
ill, ia Improving and is again out on
his farm.
C. R. Wurster and wife were' thank
ful for the son who arrived Thursday
morning.
J. B. Williams and G. D. Lewis are
visiting James Lewis
na wne at tneir
nome in Michigan, j
Two of our elderly citizens became
somewhat incensed at each other con
cerning some business matters recen
ly, and proceeded very emphaticall
to imform each other and tbe bystand
ers what they could do, and would do
under other circumstances. The wor
dy battle was not fought except "with
knives and thirty paces," so no serl
ous harm was done, but it is to be
hoped that the participants will medi
tate for some time before they indulge
in such a pastime again.
Mrs. W. W. Townsend spent th
Thanksgiving holidays with ber
daughter Ellen at Findlay, where she
is attending tbe conservatory of music,
Recorder H. C. Thomas and wife, o
Celina, ate their Thanksgiving dinner
with their son, Geo. Thomas and fam
ily, at their home here.
D. Loague and wife entertained Mr
and Mrs. Brubaker, C. Bowers and
family and their son, J. P. Loague, a
dinner Thursday.
Dell Thomas, who has been visiting
bis mother and friends he e, has re
turned to the West, Denver being th
objective point.
Grocery lor ia e
One of tbe best groceries In Merce
County. In a good town, well located
Best of reasons given for selling. For
particulars, inquire at this oflice,
We are still selling the best salt to
be had at 90 cents per barrel. Palm Kit
fc Miller, Celina, O.
Photos are acceptable at Christmas
Boosz can supply you.
STOCK SALE
Horses, Cows, Sheep
We. the undersigned, will offer at public
aaln at the fnrm one nine soutn ol ROUK
rutiu, beginning at iu a.m., on
FRIDAY, Dec. 9, 1910,
The following live stock, to-wlt;
HOR8K8 Nine bead, consisting of dap
pie gray mare, 7 years old, weight 1660, with
foal; bay mare, oomlng V years, weight 16(10,
with foal ; dapple grey gelding, 6 years old,
weigot ukm; nay mare, 7 years old, weight
1400; brown mare, coming S years old, weight
1400; bay gelding, coming 1 years old, weight
I860; bay gelding, oomlng 8 years old, weight
loou. broke single; bay mare, 1 year old
brown mare, spring colt. These are all good
draft horses, and the colts are exception
ally fine.
OOWS-Twelve bead, including 8 Jerseys,
others Holsteln, Shorthorn and Durham,
Part of these cows are fresh and others will
be fresh soon.
8 H K E P 16 head, consisting of 16 full
blooded Shropshire ewes and a full-blooded
Shropshire buck, eligible to registry.
Terms-Sums of 6 and under cash; over
16 a credit of 11 months, purchaser giving a
bankable note. Four per cent discount for
cash.
C. G. WILSON & SONS.
Cols. Bevlngton and Johns, Auctioneers.
Marlon Pond, Clerk.
Lunch stand on ground.
The 20th Century Storm Buggy
v
rower in front titan in the rear,
horse while facing the wind.
uinking it
The front is absolutely storm and rain
under construction. Manufactured by
The 20th Century Storm
l J.. ,,y ; y
Bank
for over
several
Nation,
ELM GROVE
Mrs. Lva. Smith and children, of
Lima, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al
cert Palmer Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. John Steele spent Thanksgiv
ing at Celina with her daughter, Mrs.
win Dibble.
Tne y. o. I. Club, of Celina, consist
lng of the Misses X-eia Heiser, Zena
Garman, Jennie Goggin, Dora Pond,
Sallie Tennant, Leona Winter, Rhea
retrie, uertba and Golda Sliivedecker
were entertained by Miss Pearl Steele.
at the home of her parents, John Steele
and wife, Sunday.
Albert Palmer, wife and daughter
Zorpba were Thanksgiving guests at
the home of the former's mother, Mrs
rsancy McMacken, at Celina.
AndT Rinhifl nnri wlfa nf rnnn-...
ma, spent Sunday at the home of Allen
siusser ana wire.
Charles Andrews, of Ada, spent his
Thanksgiving at the home of bis par
ents, w. i. Andrews ana wife.
Mrs. L. E. Brock and little daugh
ter, of Troy, spent Sunday at the home
of her parents, J. W. Steele and wife.
Mrs. Cal Yaney, who has been ill
with malarial fever, is much better at
this writing.
Fred Vantllburg Is slowly recover
lng from typhoid, but his little brother
Willie is now suffering from an attack
of tbe same disease.
A Good Position
Can be had by ambitious young men
and ladies In the field of "wireless" or
railway telegraphy. Since the 8-hour
law became effective, and since the
wireless companies are establishing
stations throughout the country, there
is a great shortage of telegraphers. Po-
sitions pay beginners from $70 to $!I0
per month, with good chance of ad
vancement. The National Telegraph
Institute operates six official institutes
in America, under supervision of R. R.
and Wireless officials and places all
graduates into positions. It will pay
you to write them for full details at
Cincinnati, O., or Philadelphia, Pa.
Photos of qnalitv at the Boosz Studio.
Alain street. Phone 94.
Public Sale
Well Bred Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs, Farm Implements
1 will offer for sale, at my residence.
one mile west of Ft. Recovery, Ohio, on
THURSDAY, Dec. 8, 1910,
The following described personal property:
HORSES Two head, consisting of 1 bay
maie. three years old, In foal, weluht about
MM), well broke, double or single; one blue
roan mare, two yenrs old, weight 1400, and
well bred, broke double.
OATTLB Five bead, consisting of one
Shorthorn registered cow, ten years old,
wltb calf by side; 1 Shorthorn heifer, ellKl
ble to register. 18 months old : one-half Jer
sey cow, V year old, will be fresh soon; 1 Jer
sey cow, 4 years old. will be fresh In May : 1
Jersey belfer, 1 year old.
One P. O. registered sow, with A pigs br
Ide.
100 bead of good young breeding ewes, all
bred to good bucks.
About three tons of Alralfa bay.
FARM IMPLKMENTS 1 Piano binder,
Osborne mower, 1 ever-ready Sattley corn
planter, 1 Oale sulky corn plow, 1 Shunck
breaking plow, 1 disc harrow. 1 Acme har
row, 1 spring-tooth barrow, 1 fiO-tooth hnr
row, 1 weeder, 1 one-horse drill, 1 corn shel
ter, 1 8-lnob tire wagon, 1 low Iron-wheel
wagon, 1 tiny ladder, 1 wngon box manure
Dreader for wagon, z Inches between (Kil
ter stake, 1 set work harness with breech-
n, l set single buggy Harness, set Ily nets,
usborn nay tedder.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Oonslstlng of one
mperlal Universal base burner.'wlze HI In.
re pot. good as new; one round oak heater.
for coal or wood; 1 large Iron kettle and
many other articles not herein mentioned
Haletocommenceatioa.m.
Terms made know on day of sale.
ALBERT H. MUTHERT.
R, H. Scott, Auctioneer.
The time of the year' is here
when a Storm Buggy comes in
nicely. Are you supplied with
one (
It not, let us supply your
wants. '
The 20th Century Storm Bug
gy is the neatest and most con
venient storm buggy on the
market. The door can be open
ed or closed while the front
wheel is against the rub-iron or
in any other position.
The door opens out and back
ward, and while opening and
closing the wing will automati
cally elevate or lower itself
while the door is in motion.
The' top is about one foot nar-
pleasing to the eye and easy on the
proof,
Come and inspect the top while
Buggy Co., St Henry, O.
Bess Howlck left for Dayton Mon
day morning for an Indefinite stay.
Kstolla Davis was called to Battle
Creek, Michigan, Wednesday by tbe
serious illness of her daughter, Mrs.
Randolph.
Gene Kinder was home for Thanks
giving from Oxford. '
Cretia Fry singer and Hazel Dixon
returned to Westerville Monday,
Charlotte Fryslnger visited Celina
friends last Friday and Saturday.
Arthur Dull went down Into one of
tbe ear corn bins Tuesday to remove a
clog In the hopper, when tbe corn caved
lnonbim. It was with much dlllleul
ty that he was removed. While it was
a close call, he sustained no serious In- j
Jury.
Jess Hasher suffered a partial stroke
or paralysis Tuesday forenoon and la
In a very serious condition.
Miss Lydla Truby Is ill at ber home
on h irst street with typhoid fever
J. F. Smith left Saturday for Tampl
co, Mexico, to look after farm interests
Clial. McOough lost a valuable cow
Monday eveniag.
D. C. Kinder was a Celina vlaitor on
Tuesday.
James Lloyd and wife and Kdward
Lloyd, wife and daughter returned
.Saturday evening from a trip to Jack
son, Ohio.
We call tbe attention of our readers
to the stock sale advertisement of C.
G. Wilson & Sons on another page of
mis issue of The Democrat.
FOREST HILL
Wilber Thorp and wife, of Celina,
spent Thanksgiving wltb the latters
parents, Elmer McClureand family.
Sherman Johnson spent Sunday wltb
John Mayer.
Will Hill and wife spent Sunday
with Ueo. Stober and family.
Will Purdy and family went through
bere Sunday.
Mary' Johnson spent one night last
week wltb ber grand parents, L. L.
Sapp and wife.
Mrs. Sol Shock was at Rockford Sat
urday on business.
D. T. and Murray Ruffner are mov
ing to their new homes, the former to
Wood county and the latter to Michi
gan. May success go with them.
Murray Ruffner and family and M.
Williams and family spent Thanks
giving with John R. Williams and
family at Rockford.
John Hinders and son Boyd called
on Jerry JohnBon and family Saturday
Ethel and Florence McClure spent
thanksgiving at home.
Mrs. Clarence Brenstetter was at
Rockford Friday.
David Whitney is preparing to move
to his new home.
Make Up Your Own Mind
When In tbe need of a eouirh medicine.
If you buy Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey
we guarantee you get the best.
Public Sale
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Farm Im
plements, Household Goods
The undersigned will sell at public sale,
three miles east and one-half mile north of
CHATTANOOGA, and one mile west and
two miles north of Hlnton, Ohio, on the
Henry tiroth farm, ou
THURSDAY, Dee. 15, 1910,
Uomraenclng at 10 a.m., the following per
sonal property:
HORSES Eight head, consisting of one
5-year-old Helgiau mare, In foal, weight lMi
pounus; o cons, comings: years old; 1 hvr
cheron mare colt, 1 Percberon gelding colt
1 driving colt and one yearling colt.
CATTLE Seven head, consisting of two
much cows, giving milk, will be fresh In
spring; 1 thoroughbred red polled cow. Klv
lng milk: 1 IH-rnoii tli-old steer. 1 6-months
old Durham bull calf; Si 4-months-old belfer
calves.
SHEEP Thirteen head good breeding
ewes anu i rein.
FARM IMPLEMENTS 1 farm wagon. 1
Osborne bay tedder, 1 edge drop check row
er, 1 riding cultivator, 1 spring-tooth har
row, 2 spike-tooth harrows, 1 hoe drill, 1
roller, 1 breaking plow, 1 set hay ladders, 1
IU00 lb platform scale, 1 Bet breeching har
ness (Schunck make), Iron kettle, log chain,
sealdlng trough, double trees, single trees
and other articles.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Consisting of 1
cupboard, ward robe, 12cbalrs, 1 rocker, 1
bedstead and springs, milk can, washing
machine, 2 gallon lard press, beating stove,
trunk, Ac.
Terms-All sums of 15 and less cash. All
sums over 16 a credit of nine months' time
will be given, purchaser giving note wltb
approved security. A liberal discount for
cash.
ALBERT GROTH
Miller Welsenborn, Auctioneers.
Philip Kahle, Clerk.
Money to Loan on Horses, Cattle,
Farm Implements and Orowing Crops I
at low rate.
You can pay back at any time and
stop interest. Business Btrictly confi
dential.
For particulars call on
The Celina Mortgage Loan Co.
WYCKOFF BLOCK,
MAIN AND MARKET BT8., CELINA, O.
per Cent
iniv
E
to Loan
We are the only Loan
Agency in Mercer County
who are now able to close
5 per cent loans.
The records also show
that the only loans since
May at 5 per cent were
made by us.
Brookhart & Murlin.
SUTEEELO'S EASLE EYE SALVE
Chatte Loans
Good for Nothing but tho Eye9
9 f Q) .
J) Jf r 7T-x
Days Vv
Trial
if zf ;it i -r: . rrrtrir
in
your
own
Home
mi .
These are the remarkably liberal terms upon which we sell that
new and improved sewing machine which was recent'-- 'nvented by
Wm. C. Free, which hds been so widely advertise Women's
Magazines, and which is revolutionizing the sewing machine business,
' Because of the fact that The FREE it told to much lower than the hest known
tewing machines, we have agreed never to publish the price broadcast. You
would judge its quality by its cost. You would not believe that absolutely the
best sewing machine in the world could be obtained at such a bargain.
So instead of talking price, we have decided to make it easy for you to own
The FREE and finJ out its qualitv yourself. We will sell it to you at your own
terms, as low as $1.00 a week, and to show you how we place our whole establish
ment back of this wonderfully perfect machine without the least qualification, we
offer it to you on 30 dayi Trial in your own home. Sew on it for 30 days. Give
it any hard test you can think of for 30 days. Compare it point by point with
any other machine. Then if you have not been convincej that it it the best
machine you ever heard of, the most convenient, the most improved, and if the
low price does not delight you return the machine to us. W will refund
your deposit to that the trial will not cost you one cent. (
Our rciioa lor staking roo this offer It to fcivt roa notict bow nocb lighter iti t mi of ball birlogt
mike ii run.
bow much finer tti Hototcillo Movement
mikes it mw
bow much eaier It Is to ose its Shuttle Ejector
than roar fimer nails or screw driver
much better It is to hive a Kotary Spool
Pit) that keeps tbtetd from breaking or tightening
So Come and See The FRE,E
tomorrow and lake it home with you
What Would Make a Finer Christmas Present?
J. F. McGEE,
Keen-Kutter Store
Main Street, CELINA, OHIO
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 County
ever wrote a mortgage with these priv
ileges.
Will loan on first mortgage up to 165
per acre.
ED. L. BRYS0N, Celina.
Executor's Sale of Real Estate
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
J. tbe Probate Court of Mercer County
Ohio, I will oiler for sale at public auction
on the 17th day of December, 1010. at
o'clock in the afternoon, sale to be held on
the premises, the following described r?al
estate, situate In tbe Village of Celina, Mer
cer county, and state of Ohio, to-wlt:
Beginning twenty-two 122 feet south of
the northeast corner of Inlot Number Two
Seventy-nine (27D); thence running south
forty-four (44) feet; thence west parallel
with Livingston street to the west line of
Lot Number TwoNlnety tHHO): thence north
forty-four (44) feet; thence east parallel
ltn iivingston street to the place of be
ginning. Being In the Village of Cellna,
Mercer iiounty. Ohio, and being parts of In
lots Numbers Two Seventv-nlne ( 27H and
Two Ninety (2(K)) as the same are known on
the recorded plat thereof. The street num
ber of buildings are numbers Two Hundred
seven (2i7) and Two Hundred Nine (Sou).
and said real estate aforesaid Is situate on
tbe west side of North Main street, between
Livingston street and Fulton street. Said
lots will be offered for sftle seDaratelv and
as a wnoie.
Bald property Is appraised at Thlrty-sev.
en Hundred (S7(i.on) Dollars. The south
one-half hi). Twenty-two (!) feet of the
above described lot fronting on Main street
Is appraised at Nineteen Hundred Fifty
(HlHfiO.oo) Dollars, and the north Twenty-two
Vtt) reet rrontlng on Main street Is anorals
ed at Seventeen Hundred Fifty (?1750.(i0)
uonars.
Terms of sale Cash.
JOHN LENT.
Executor of the estate of Kev. J. A. Dom
lnlc Shunk.
D. E. Kelley, Att'y for Executor.
Bernard Romer, Auctioneer.
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 have (10,000.00 to loan on
Chattel Security.
We have $150,000.00 of private
money to loan on Real Kstate
Security.
We buy and sell Real Estate.
We write Fire and Cyclone
Insurance.
Business Htrlrtly Confidential.
ThaWAGNER LOAN AGENCY
IRA E. WAGNER. Mgr.
CELINA, OHIO
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Automatic Tenikm Release. Automatic Lock
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thai never cnmei off. and a b rears Insurance
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Edward B. Keeler, Plaintiff.
vs.
Peter Keeler et al defendants.
Mercer Common Pleas. Order of sale No.
M, Page 8867, Docket 40.
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
In partition, to me directed by tbe Olerk
of Court of (Joinmon Pleas of Mercer Coun
ty, Ohio, I will ofTer for sale to the highest
bidder at the east door of the Court-house,
in Cellna, Mercer County, Ohio, on
Saturday, December 3, A.D. 1910,
At 1 o'clock p.m. on said day, the following
described real estate, to-wlt: Situate in the
County of Mercer.and State of Ohio, to-wlt:
The east half of tbe southwest quarter of
Section Thirty-four (!H), Town Five (6)
south, Range Two (2) east, containing
eighty acres, more or less.
Also, lot No. Two (S) of the subdivision
of Dots Nos. Eighty-nine ISO) and Ninety (HO),
Old Plat in the Incorporated Village of Cell
na, Ohio. ,
it Is ordered by the court that possession
of said farm Is reserved to plaintiff and de
fendants until tbe expiration of lease, be
ing February SM. lull.
The elgbty-acre farm described above ap
praised at (7,000.0(1.
The lot described AhnvA nnnrnUpri .t
$SO0.00.
Terms Cash.
Given under my hand at Cellna. Ohio, this
25tb day of October, 1W0.
A. B. GROTHJAN, Sheriff.
P. E. KENNE Y. Attorney.
Public Sale
The undersigned will offer at public sale
it her residence, two miles southeast of
Mendon and one mile west of the Hethel
Church, on THURSDAY, Dec. 8, 1D10, com
mencing at 10 a.m., nine bead of borses, 7
head cattle. 6 head hoes, a large number of
farm Implements and household goods.
MRS. AMELIA MILLER.
J. E. Mallory
Auctioneer,
Phone 3 rings on 12,
ST. MARYS, OHIO
Gives special attention to sales of Stock .
farming Implements and household goods,
referring to years of experience.
satisfaction guaranteed.
Free notice of all sales In St. Marys Lead
er, Now Bremen Stern and The Cellna Dem
ocrat. Public Sales
The following sales come soon:
G.W. Haller,
Auctioneer, Mendon, 0.
Gives SDeclal attention to all kinds of nnh-
lic auctions. Stock sales a specialty.
Has conducted sales over Northwestern
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
SpeakB Miigltsb, German and Low Ger
man. Six years experience.
For reference. I refer vou to First Na
tional Rank, Mendon, O.
Address or phone me for dates. 19-ft't
Notice of Teachers' Examinations.
Meeting, for the examination of applicant, for
teacher.' certificate., for either common, high or
pecial, will be held at th Weit School Building,
in Celina, on the first Saturday of tach month of
the year.
"Examination, for pupil, who with to graduata
from the olementary .chool. will be held in Celina
on th third Saturday of April and th third Sat
urday oi May. S. COTTEKMHN, Prc.idsnt;
A.C. ElFERT. CUrki
J. W. CLIFTON..
Mmber. of Rhard of Countr Examlnor.
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