The Celina Democrat., December 23, 1910, Image 5

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GOOD LECTURES
(Continued from pane one)
for IU cultural an well as Ha practical
value. The child sees a means to an
end in this study. Reasoning Is devel
oped as well as skill conception of
number must be 11 rut, then accuracy
and rapidity.
Music Orchestra.
E. K. Leidy, of the O. T. R. C, Secre
tary, requested the teachers to call for
their reading circle diplomas at the
meeting.
The audience then listened to an ex
cellent address, "The Kasis of the Daily
Program," by Miss Anna U. Logan, of
Oxford, O. Education is living. It is
making the child socially elllclent.
Does the teHCher know wont It is In
the homeT If not, bw can the work
of home and school be combined?
The business man who is successful
knows his stock In trade. As the
teacher faces his work he finds ail fac
tors confronting him. What Is his
stock In IradeT '
The critics of today say the schools
are not producing the di sin d results,
and yet we find many children who an
ready to scale the highlit mountain-,
others who wish lo be liftid over h
mole hill. Have the t. ach-rs helped
too much? VVe hear not as much
encouragement its censure. Still first
grade pupils of t"dny read better and
more bonks than the third grade pupil
of years Mgo. I it worth while? Is
the child getting his value or b- nefil?
Why do m many drop out of the gr;id s?
If teachers Brc to do the ritS lit kind ul
work, something more limn mere know
ledge of material is ne.-d.i,th" know,
ledne of theehud's life, the chi'd's dally
life, Let th m tell and h-k u,iihmoiik
concerning the ihinita llixt a re of inter
est to (hem. We can then make our
reading cimrsa uoith w hile.
Teach b'Cil hMorjT Dies it mean
anytKing to cliiidrii? Try It. Lei
children ke. p diaries of things worth
while. Let them decide which event
of the day is most important. What
we want in the school mtiNt come from
the homo. Close connection helps tin
teacher to know why Nome children an
lagging. Retardation Is often caused
by some physical trouble, School am)
community must work together. Do
mestic Science off -ra splendid oppor
tunities to girls. Teachers who are
near the boys and girls must have
knowledge of the subject, know how
to organize the material, th' n, kno.
lng the child, develop the child.
Music O relies tra.
AFTKIINOON SKNHION. a
Opened with two excellent selections
by the orchestra, followed by "Lan
guge Work in ihe Grades," by Mis.
Login.
The great'-st tlimir in life is to Ami
thai inch is need d in d ll.v l i f . Why
do we have Ungu.ige h hhims? The
dictionary givis a good d ri 11 ii ion of
Untfii iiy , but do'S the teacher know
whst he i ul? What shall the Impres
sion l ? Mhall ch inge h langu jge
Ed
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Mom y to Loan on Horses, Caltl ,
Farm Implements and Growing Crops
at low rate.
You can pay back at any time and
stop interest. Business st rictly confl
demial. For particulars call on
The Celina Mortgage Loan Co.
WYUKOFF BLOCK,
MAIN AND MAIIKKT HTM. , I'HI.INA, O.
Look Here!
The Wagner Loan Agency la
the only agency In M enter 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 $00,000.00 to loan on
Chattel Security.
We have $150,000.00 of private
money to loan on Real Estate
Security.
We buy and sell Real Estate.
We write Fire and Cyclone
Insurance.
Haalnean Mtrlrlly Confidential.
Th3 VAGNER LOAN AGENCY
IRA B. WAGNER, Mgr.
CKLHA. OHIO
Immediately
on receipt of
your address.
173 Kinds cf Cako
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we use or the language we teach? Our
language should be free, easy, fluent.
Interest is an Impulse tending toward
self-expression. Get the child to tell,
do not depress bim. Construction
work may be the basis of language
work. Iacorrect habit of speech may
be remedied, by slow, continued watch
ing of the child's speech. Fluency Is
the greatest thing we wish to reach.
Teach new words by using them cor
rectly yourself. Show them beautiful
pictures, thereby giving them beauti
ful thoughts that will later find ex
pression. Bits of poetry will give them
pleasure and give beautiful thoughts.
Watch, guard and care for the child.
To the teacher is given the power to
take away the grime and dust that
darkens the Intellect, bringing in the
bright flood of light that illumes the
whole world.
Music Orchestra.
We were especially favored In bear
ing Dr. Byron W. King, of Pittsburg,
who gave to all a glimpse of his early
life and the possibilities we can attain
if we only have the will.
Supt. Wyandt presented splendid
thoughts to the teachers in giving
"The Spirit of the Teacher." What is
a school? Back of the student and the
law must be the live teacher. Money
is not the end and aim. Every profes
sion has its code by which members
are governed. Why do the teachers
not have th" proper professional spirit?
Before finding fault be sure to know of
all the causea existing. Some teachers
hive such slight regard for contracts.
Each business man keeps his contracts
why not the teacher have the same
In.nesty? Be honest with the Board,
f.ilr with ourselves and teaching will
be more of a profession than a make
shift, and the confidence of the public
will be secure. Teaching is soul touch
ing. The soul that would teach must
b alive.
Be self growing grow or die.
Keep in touch with your magazines,
he business world and literature.
In relation to society he a man, be
orompt, keep your engagements, and
In- on time. Mingle freely with people
but b careful In the choosing. To be
i teacher you must find that which
"xistsin the valley as well as on the
heights. In relation to pupil be as
f iithfnl as the lawyer to his client or
the physician to his patient. It is not
always the child that is the cause ol
itsobedience in school. Lead not one
of these little ones astray.
No further business the meeting ad
journed to meet at the call of the Ex
ecutive Committee.
Notice to Public
Carpet and rug weaving, and rugs
for sale. Trianolk, on Route 6; or
Phone 5 on 8.
You Can Always Get
Tlie best cough medicine if you ask for
lr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey and look
for the bell on the bottle. Guaranteed
to give satisfaction. Sold everywhere
You will find the be-t assortment of
hooks for hoiday gifts nt Riley's drug
store.
G. W. Haller,
Auctioneer, Mendcn, 0.
Ulves special attention to all klndsof pub
lic Mtictlons. .stock Kales a specially.
Has coinliicied -ill' s over Northwestern
Ohio, Inulanti and Illinois.
Speaks Knglihli. ( -i man and Low Ger
man. Hlx emn experience.
tIKor reference, 1 reler you to First Na-
onal Hank, Metidoii. 1 1.
Address or phone nie for dates. 19-2'it
TbcrcDEltbrcdClfckens for Sale
Fancy Birds at Rea
sonable Prices
Rose-combed Rhode Island Reds and
Light Brahma; bred up to stnndard marks
and are trood ones. Get fancy bu ds at rea
suniihlepr1.es. 'all or addre-s MRS, H, B.
I.KMlJNYON.tlellna.O., R. ll.No.8.
Phone 8 on Id, Farmers Line. 8l-4t
NOTICE I
To Whom It May Concern:
The Montezuma Fertilizer Company,
located two and one-half miles north
east of Montezuma, will call and get
all dead stock, such as Horses, Hogs,
Sheep and Cattle. Will pay all phone
charges for same. Cash paid for stock
when delivered at plant. All stock
must have hides on.
All orders given prompt attention.
When possible phone orders for remo
valas early in morning as possible.
Two phones. You can get us by
calling the Fertilizer Company through
Montezuma Central, or by calling on S
on 8 through Celina Central.
A. C. FRANfZ, Gan. Mgr.
OTEEELE31 illl EYE UUl
Good for Nothing; but tho Eye?
Selva Deo spent Sunday with Malta,
sa Moore.
Ethel Monroe la visiting this week
with G. A. Dennett and wife, of Oak
wood, O.
Jennie Ritchie spent Monday with
Mrs. Wm. Preston and children.
It. E. Wills and children spent Hun
day with James Wills and wife.
IUv. roily spent Sunday with Geo.
Wade and family.
Cloid Tobln is spending this week
with relatives at Lima, O.
Floyd Wade spent Sunday with his
grandparents, Mr. Kittle and wife.
John Spillane, who la working down
In Kentucky, spent Sunday with his
family,
Frank Kittle, of Battle Creek, Mich.,
is visiting a few days with his parents.
Ell M. Wills, who has spent the past
year at Columbus, O., returned home
Tuesday.
Dora Lacy spent Sunday with Geo.
Lacy and family,
Ray Iianna is spending this week
relatives at Berlin, O.
A Christina $ Pointer
BeJ room suits in Circassian walnut,
birds eye maple and golden oak. Odd
pieces in all three finishes. Combina
tion book cases, china closets, side
boards, buffets, dining tables, dining
Chairs, chiffoniers, princess dressers,
ladles writing desks, library tables,
Davenports, couches, parlor suits,
and leather rockers all right In line
for X-mas presents. See tbem at W.
A. J. McDanikl's, The House of Fur
niture Quality.
FAIRVIEW
Mrs. Henry Meyers has been spend
ing few days at St. Marys.
Jessie Willcutt and wife were shop
ping in Celina Saturday.
Mae Cain visited Saturday night and
Sunday with Mrs. Floyd Rhoads.
Mertie Dick spent last week with
her aunt, Mrs. Cbas. Adams.
Edith Meyers spent Sunday at Al
Uoutz's.
Mae Marlow and Goldle Carroll
spent Sunday with Josle and Sadie
Meyers.
Fred and Harry Parrott visited Sun
day with John and Harry Marlow.
Cbas. Lemunyon's were the guests
of Henry Lemunyon and wife.
Russell Lemunyon visited Sunday
with Dee Young.
Mrs. Harley Nolan is on the sick
list.
Ray Nolan and family visited the
laUer part of the week with the form
er's parents, Harley Nolan and wife.
It has always been our aim to handle
only dependable furniture. A piece of
furniture from our store Is a guarantee
of quality. A piece of furniture of
some kind for a X-mas piesent is
always appreciated and will be the
means of lasting endearment. W. A.
J. McDaniel has a fine assortment of
nice pieces very appropriate for pres
ents. Call and see them.
COLDWATER, ROUTE I
Your correspondent wishes all a
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year.
Chas. Rabe delivered hay to Cold
water Monday.
George Bourelle sold one of his hors
es for $195 to Tom Scott, of Murpheys
burg. Henry Loshe was a business visitor
with Wm. Asbell Monday.
Joseph Rauh bought a 100 acre farm
of Miss Kate Rauh of Coldwater for
$75 an acre.
Ignatius Rauh delivered hogs to the
Coldwater markets Friday.
Elmer Fennig was a business caller
at St. Anthony Tuesday.
Roy Boise and John Manson spent
Friday evening with Cbas. Loshe.
George Rauh, jr., lelt Tuesday for
Phoenix, Arizona, where will spend
the winter.
Jacob Loshe spent Tuesday afternoon
at Macedon.
Small Farm for Sale
Twenty-acre tract of land in Liberty
township; good Dulldings; fine soil;
cheap; or will trade for larger farm.
Riley & Bryson, Celina, O.
Notice ot Settlement Day
By the Board of Trustees of Washington
Township, Mercer County, Ohio, will lie De
cember, 26, 1910, at 10 o'clock a.m., at the
to nshlp room at Waha-h.
All panics and officials hnvlng claims
against i-aid tow n-hip should file them with
thelCIerkor the Board by or befoiesnid
date.
Parties Indebted to the township are to
appearand settle with Ihe Board at such
time above m ntloned.
HhI, I meeting Is required by Sees. 8271-8272,
Kevried Htatules of Ohio.
By order of Board. Iiec.8. 1910.
G. h. HOHKOYKH, Twp. Olerk.
Eczema
Is considered hard to cure. Try Dr.
Bell's Antiseptic Salve and you will
change your mind. You will see an
improvement from the firstappllcation.
Cincinnati Daily Post
and The Democrat
Both one whole year, for $2.50. All subscrip
tions in advance.
The Democrat and Ohio Farmer, $1.50.
Ed Kirkland
"He goes far and near, and is known as a first-class Auc
tioneer of Live Stock and Farm Sales. He has had 25 years
of experience in the Auction business." This is a recom
mend from the People's Savings Bank for Mr. Ed Kirkland
as to his ability as a first-class Auctioneer of Horses and
other Live Stock and Farm Sales. It will be to your inter
est to get the best Auctioneer, and KIRKLAND is the best,
and he never disappoints his patrons. Write him for dates
in time, or phone [phone] South Washington St. Call or ,
write the People's Savings Bank, Van Wert, Ohio, for in-
fnrmntinn. T8-2flt
ROCKFDRD
Miss Edith Delllnger left last week
for Albion, Mich., where she will visit
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gallagher, of
Hastings, Neb., will be the holiday
guests of the latler's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Plxler.
Attorney C. S. Younger, of Celina,
was a business visitor here Wednesday
Miss Georgia Davis returned Satur
day from Battle Creek, Mich.
Rov. Bogle, of llartwell, is the guest
of his son and family, Rev.Chas, Bogle.
Judge S. A. Armstrong, of Celina,
was a visitor In our town Tuesday.
A. P. Dull was again the victim of
an accident last Saturday, when he
was crushed between the hallway ot
the elevator and a wagon bed. He
was hurt quite seriously but Is doing
as well as could be expected at this
writing.
Henry Behms, residing Just north of
Rockford, had his hand caught in a
corn shredder and torn so badly that It
had to be amputated at the wrist.
Eva Hooks was the guest of her
mother at Ohio City Monday.
Letters to Santa Claus
Oellna, O.. Dec. IS. 1810.
IearHanta Glaus I am a little boy tlve
yean old. Would yon please tiring mean
overcoat, a pair of red sloven, a sled, a story
lMk and some A H O blocks, some oranges,
bnnnnni, poD corn and candy. My little
lster I-ela Mildred l tlve weeks old and has
no teeih. won't you please bring her some
teeth and a rattle hox. I will go to bed ear
ly and shut uiy eyes light. Your little hoy,
Celina K. P. Not
December 10, 1KI0
Dear Hanta-I am a little girl eight years
old and go to school. 1 would like for you
to bring ma nice big dolt and candy and
lots of other thlnss that ts nice, and I have
one little brother and he says he wants a
air gun and a train of csrs and candy and
some mixed nuts. We will go to bed early
and don't forset to come and see us. We
live seven miles west of Oellna. We live on
Koutetl. Your Utt.e girl UMBKKT
Celina. O., December IS, IBID
Dear Santa tllaus 1 am little girl four
years of age, I can't read or write, but will
tell papa and mamma what I want. I want
a X-rns tree, a large doll baby, candy and
nuts and some apples and oranges and ban
anas, and that Is all I want. But If you are
willing to bring more you are welcome. I
am a good girl. Llveon Route 7 out of Oe
llna. And also remember Cousin l.oree and
Merle Kugel on Koute ft out of Oellnn. From
little MiaH HKLKN MKYKKS.
The finest and largest assortment of
large roomy leather rockers we have
ever bad are now In stock, and at prices
exceedingly low considering quality.
There is nothing you could select for a
X-mas present that would be more
highly appreciated. Call and see them.
You will be surprised at the rare bar
gains to be had In these goods. Fur
niture of quality at W. A. J. McDan
ikl's, South Main street.
The following were the quotations for
grftln. live stock, poultry and produce In
the 'Oellna market yesterday evening.
I1KA1N,
(Furnished by Palmer 4 Miller) '
Wheal.per bush 88c
Corn, per ion lbs Nc
hits, per bush - ''
Barley, per bush Mi'
Rye, per bush 7uc
SRKO.
Clover, per bush i7 75
Alsike, per bush 1 76
Timothy, per bush - 8 60
HAT.
(Furnished by The Model Milling Oo.)
No. 1 HHiothy, per ton iiS 00
No. 1 mixed, per toil 00
No. 1 clover, per ton 7 00
I.IVK STOCK.
(Furnished by Cbas. Weaver.)
OnttTe, per loo lbs H On 60
Venl calves, per 100 lbs 8 0""7 50
Hogs, per 100 lbs 6 00S7 00
Forl.THT.
( Furnished by The J. A. Long Oo.)
Fowls, per lb Jjc
Spring Chicks, per lb 9c
Cocks, per lb '
Turkey hens, per lb l-sc
Toms, per lb 6c
liucks, per lb -
Geese, per lb.... 7e
No. 1 hides 7c
PRnnncK
(Furnished by Laudahn A Mesarvey)
Butler, per lb jfRc
Egga, per doz 8Jt
Lued, per lb 12c
Tallow, per lb c
Cmlons, per hush "'c
Potatoes, . per bnsih c
Neat Thing for a Gift
We handle the Gunn sectional book
cases, the best on the market. They
have a solid appearance, no unsightly
iron bands between the sections, and
they are dust proof. See them at W.
A. J. Mcaniel's, a square south of the
post-office, west side of Main street.
Your old Bryan dollars still taken
on subscription at this office.
Sore Throat or flouth.
When the mouth or throat is irritated
jr diseased you have the common ailment
jf Sore Mouth or Sore Throat. If not
quickly cured, you are in danger of con
tracting more serious or even fatal rnala
Jica such as Croup, Quinsy, Tonsilitis or
Diphtheria. No other remedy will cure
Sore Throat or Sore Mouth so quickly,
to surely as TONSILINE because
rONSILIINIi is the one remeay especr
illy maae ror mat purpose.
You'll need TONSILINE one of
these days, or some night when the
drug store is closed better have a
bottle ready at home when you
need it most. 25c. and 50o. Hos
pital Size 11.00. All Druggists.
The Auctioneer
ofVanVertCo.,Ohio
CELINA MARKETS
A Merry Christmas
to One and All
6i
We wish all a Merry Christmas and desire to thank our many
patrons for the liberal patronage they have given us the past year, and
assure them we will strive to merit same even more in the future.
We still have a good assortment of beauti
ful and useful things that make the best X-mas
Gifts, such as Neckties, Sox, Handkerchiefs,
Suspenders, Mufflers, Sweaters, Fancy Vests,
Gloves, Shirts, Fur Caps, &c.
Come in and look, no matter if you
buy or not. You are all welcome.
Olnhausen & Smith,
Clothing and Shoes
Southwest Cor. Main and Fayette St., CELINA, O.
ELM GROVE
WmlnT and Pearl Steele, of Celina,
spent Sunday at the home of their par- ,
ents, Mr. ana Mrs. joou menm.
Ralph Andrews was an over Sunday
guest of his brother, Charles, at Ada.
Miss Amanda Palmer returned to
her home at Celina after spending a
few days at the home of her brother,
Albert.
Misses Pearl Hann and Nellie Van
Tilburg spent Sunday with Miss I5er
nadina Andrews.
Ralph Monroe, ill with an attack of
stomach trouble, is better at this time.
Wanted Man past 30, with horse
and buggy, to sell stock condition
powder in Mercer County. Salary 170
per month. Address 30lUnlty Bldg.,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
PLEASANT VALLEY
Mibs Annie Weiman is very low
with typhoid fever, and a nurse was
summoned Saturday from Ft. Wayne
to wait upon her.
Suppose you are all looking for old
Santa Claus, for he w ill soon be here.
The following spent Sunday with
Will Leininger and family: Lorin
Carr and family, Miss Clara Mahn,
Joe Schaadt, Frank Harb and family,
Clarence Becker ana lamny, iew
Schaadt and family, Fred Stuckey and
family, Mrs. Strable and sons Philip
and liddie, and all enjoyed a good old,
fashioned dinner.
Mrs. Malissa Addy Is visiting- with
Mrs. Frank Harb at present.
Walter Purdy and family spent Sun
day with Peter Cross and wife. I
(Jnsta Leininger was the guest of
Clyde Harb Sunday. j
John Fevler and family were the
Sunday guests of John O. Miller and
family.
Something Just as Good
Can only be the case when itisanother
bottle of Dr. Bell's Pine Tat Honey.
Every bottle the same. Look for the
bell on the bottle.
THE WORLDS GREATEST SEWING MACHINE
LIGHT RUNNING
M--. Lu,.;
If you want either a Vibrating Shuttle. Rotary
csnuuie or a biokio i inmu i w..v..j
Sewing Machine write to
THE NEW HOME SEWINQ MACHINE COMPANY
Orange. Ma-
Many sewlnr machines are made to sell regardless ol
quality, but the New Home is made to wear.
Out (uaranty never runs out
Sold by autborlaed dealers only,
roa SALS sv
Mrs. II. I. SCHUNCK.
West Fayette St., Celina, O.
FARM LOANS
At 5 percent on 5 Years' Tims
With the privilege (written In your
mortgage! of paying any sum In the
multiple of 1100 at any tim and stop
ping interest. Will also write your In
terest payanle any time during the year
that yoti desire to pay the same.
No other loan agent In Mercee County
ever wrote a mortgage with these priv
ileges. Will loan on first mortgage up to S6
per aore.
ED. L. BRYSON, Celina.
FOREST HILL
There was no preaching at Falrvlew
or Zion Sunday.
Will Purdy and family spent Sun
day with Kmanuel Putman and family.
Jerry Johnson and son Sherman were
at Celina on business Saturday.
Mrs. David Whitney is reported very
sick.
Mrs. Jerry Johnson spent Saturday
with Mrs. Noah Stetler at Rockford.
Boys, get your bells ready, for there
is going to be a wedding in the neigh
borhood Saturday.
A merry Christmas and a properous
new year Is the wish of your scribe.
SniCMSSTen SPILLS
GRAND
LADIES I
Ak joar Unrrlil for CIII-CHFS-TER'
ri-CHES-TER'9 A
-S in Ki:d WA
jled with Blue0
UL. Buy of yonrYy
II.CUi:S.Tl.K 8 V
Gold mrtftllic boxes, sealed
Ribhoa Takb no otdfr.
ik....-.i. - -.i riii-riii:
UI1MOMI B II A NO PIl.l.H, for twentT-fiwj
years reparaea as iiest.baiest, Always m-nauic
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
TIME CWrDVVtltlCPC WORTH
TRIED
TliSTKJ
Twenty Acre Farm for Sale
Twenty-acre farm, RV4 jnlles west of Oell
na, on Mini pike; gioil house ami harn bikI
new three-room chicken house; go ut well;
place well fenced and tiled. Cheap If sold
soon. Inquire of JOSKPH JACKSON,
Phone Wabash Oentrab B,ht,.;eol,
CO YEARS'
'.' EXPERIENCE
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A! . i Trdc Marks
. !-jO Designs
rrtH Copvrights 4c
Anyone sending a pketoh and dpaorlntlon maf
outclcly ascertain our oinninn free whether an
Inrentlon IB probably p:ilentnMe. Communica
tions slrlctlycmindonttiil. HANDBOT" on Patent
lent free. Oident aueney for seeunne patents.
Patents taken through Muua & Co. receive
special nodes, without Ghana, U the
Scientific JHnericati.
A nandsomely illntra;ed weekly i.nreest etr
dilation of any sclent mo Journal. Terms, S3 a
your fonr months, $L (Sold by all newsdealers.
PNN tUo.36,Bfuamra New York
Urancb Office 62t K 8U Washington. D. U
J. E. Mallory
Auctioneer,
Phone 3 rings on 12,
ST. MARYS, OHIO
Gives special attention to sales of Stock,
farming Implements end household goods,
referring to years of experience.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Free notice of all sales In St. Marys Lead
er, New Bremen Stern and TheOellna Hem-
Public Sales
The following sales come soon:
per Pent
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.
DIAMOND 5s v3l
Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honcy
For Coughs and Colds.
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99
Why Farm Higj
Priced Land?
When our cheap lands will
produce more? Write for
catalog.
J. B. RICE & CO.
AMDOVER, OHIO
Danielson's
Swedish Dyes
To b3 used with Gasoline
The quickest and easiest process for liye
Ing I'luines. Velvets, Flowers. Ices, Kilks,
Veiling, Woolen, Cotton, Horse Hatr r
Straw (loods; alo (4ioves. Shoes and Ho
siery w Ithout taking the curl from piumi fl
or Injury to i he most delicate fabric.
For stile by the
R. E. RILEY DRUG CO
Notice of Teachers Examinations.
Meeting! for the examination of applicants for
teacher ' certificates, for either common, hifch or
special, will be held at the West School Building,
in Celina. on the firit Saturday of each month o
the year.
Examinations for pupils who wish to graduate
from the elementary schools will be held in Celu a
on the third Saturday of April and the third Sat
urday of May. S. COTTERMHN. President:
A. C. EIFERT. Clerk;
J. W. CLIFTON..
Members of Board of County Examiner.
flfcj(isiaisfit)tafi ft sjt
l .)V IN,
ELLINGTON,
HAMILTON
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and other High-Grade f
fianos.
Cash or Easy
Payments.
Mrs. J. R. ROSS,
Ft. Recovery, Ohio
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HAMBURGER & COATE
REALTY AGENTS
Have for sale near Celina, O.,
80 acres of good land, fine buildings,
well fenced and tiled.
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.
49 acres, no buildings, but fenced
and tiled.
40 acres, in Butler township; good 7
roora dwellings and other build
ings. 84 acres in Franklin township; build
ings, fenced and tiled.
10O acres in Union township, fine
buildings, fenced and tiled.
GO acres in Union township, good
buildings, Ac.
'Celina town property in all parts of
the town, upon which we 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
suit the purse of the purchaser.
lACCUnCER & COATE
Office. TTnlon Block, above Riley
Griffith Hardware Store.
CELINA, OHIO.
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