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Being Tried Before the Jury;
Other Items From The
4 County Court House
llott, Loo Scott, UriaJi Horn, Jnmes
Hobs, Hurr MoKte, Chatlua WUIl
man1, IUishcH ljobout, Oscqr Uayil,
C'lotiiH Hosh and Loroy nillott..
Dlnnor wna scrvctj by Meedumea
M.iuilo ISUIqtt, Cliulo Wliitmoro, Uh
MeKeo, Klalo Hardtaty, Emma , Horn,
Knimo, McKoo and l.llllo niliott nnd
Jll&se? Louise ICllibtt and Dorma and
Pearl Hardest'.
Tho. cnso of C. O. Snow vs. W. W.
Young was tried before the jury in
the Knox county common pleas" court
on Wednesday. When adjournment
come for the nttcinnnn tho caab hid
not been concluded so the arguments
w,ero commenced when couit con
vened 'Thursday morning.
In UiIb action the plaintiff Is seek
ing to recover approximately tho sum
of $1300, which ho olatlns is duo for
the Installation "of a. .heating plant at,
the Young garagoWost High streqt.
The defendant contends that tha
plant, wn3 not satisfactory. !" -O.
hovering roprcsonts tho plaintiff and
M. Sapp and Hobort l. Carr tho de
fendant. -o-Another
Jury Case
At the conclusion of tho Snow
Voung case, tho next jury caso sched
uled for trial In tho common pleas
court of Knox county Is that of Tlsh
vs. Shaub. H. h. Carr lopiesonts tho
plaintiff and 1 O. Leveling tho do
fondant. , -o-Appointment
Made
Eliza Shollenbaigor has boon ap
pointed guai dlan of Dorothy Irono
Shellenbarger by tho probato couit of
Knox county. Bond $800,,. with Mabel
Van Voorhls and Cora E. Elliott as
sureties.. ,
Inventory Filcd--Min.nlP
Rowley, administratrix of
Ella Teeter, has filed an inventory
and appraisement In tho probato
court of Knox county showing a to
tal of ?2,408.2C.
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Real Ertate Transfers ,
A. H. Peet to tho Southern, Publish
ing Co. of thojoyenth rijkjj!; Advent
ists, parcel In Morrl5?BS0.ti ''
Sontffprn PuljJtpillnCoTV tho Sev
pptU Day Adventlsts to A. II. Poor;
parcel In Morris, $3500. ..
William CMyers to-,ClaudQ Bl'
era, parcel lrt, Mllford, $24()0 , s
instruments Are Found
Perfect In 2-Hr. Test
A two hour lost was made Wodncs
day evening o tho radio Instruments
to bo used ThuVsday ovonlng at tho
paity M bo glvon by Sohrantz &
H"chler In tho CI. A. It. hall. Thoy
wore found to work perfectly and
with conipleto satisfaction. Should
conditions provo equally favorable to
night, those accepting the invitation
given tho public to attoni nro assured
a pleasant- and enjoyablo evening's'
entertainment. '
ME6HB0RS
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IN CORN HUSKING
Tho 1, of P. friends and noighbors
of EHlss Elliott, of near Gambler, held
a corn Jiusking Tuesday evening.
Those present woie; Messrs. L. L
Denny, Oti3 Ulrey, Howard Purdy,
Tulton Horn, Walter Wolfe, Carl
King, Harold Biggs, falter Purdy,
Clay Scott.. J. II. Fawcctt, J. P, Wolfe.
I. cTuurkett, John W. McNabb, John
McKee, James Scott, Prank Whit
more, Harry Petry, C. C, Read, Oliver
Scott, F. L, Fawcett, Elmer Whit
more, C- E. WhUmore, H. V. Campbell,
Morris Thomas, John Fawcett, Budd
McKoo, Frank Stull, Walter W.
Smeethe, Oscar Horn, J. L, Green,
'Dale Hardesty, Thdrhas Fawcott, F.
rW, Horn, Kenneth Bebout; It. W.
.AVhltmore, Ilqnald Green, Irvin El-
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DR. H.H. SMITH w
CALLED BY DEATH
Mrs. Mary Pilaris of East High
stioet hns received word of the death
of her brotherln-law, Dr. H. II. Smith,
which occurred Wednesday at Lex
ington. Funeral services will bo held
Friday at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Pharis and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pharla of East
Chestnut stroet will go to Lexington
to attend the funeral.
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Ouch! Such Pain!
It takes you right in the back!
Sometimes in the arm, hip or foot.
It's all due to
an over abund
ance of. that
A oisqn; "caUed
.uric i acid, jfh'c
kidneys are not.
i-Jable to-' gdti rid
o'f-it?, Such
conditions) yoa
can reacHl$oyeri
come, and ' pro
lonp; 'life by
takincr the advice
of Dr.' Pierce, whiclvys, "keep tho
ridneya in good.prdei'.!' Avoid too.
fjnuIl UIUUI, uicuiut ;ui ilea, xitiuiv,
plonty ot pure vater, preierawy
hot water, before meals, and drive
the uric acid out of ,.tho system by .
taking. Anurc. Xhjs.can be ob-;'(
tained'Ht anyMrug 8tpr6i in tsHetv,
form. Ask for Dr. Pierce's AnuriC
(kidney and backache remedy).
Folks eorywhero In Ohiohavo
been benflted as was Mr. Sutton.
Minerva, Ohjo "I was suffering
most sovcroly from a pain in my back.
I got a bottlo of Dr. Pierce's Anuriq
Tablets, and took them. It was lheu
mutism, and in about three or four
Lweoks I had relief. I know, too, from
tho oxpoilenco of others with whom I
am acquainted, users ot Dr. Pierce's
Anuiic, that they have been benefit
ed." Send Dr. Piorco at Invalids' Hpt,ol
in Buffalo, N. Y 10c for trial package
of Anurlc and write for free medical
advice.
EOBT. J. GROSSMAN
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
for
Prosecuting Attorney
Vour oupport and Influenco will bo
appreciated.
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practice In the Probate Court. Office
No. D East High streot. Mt. Vernon. O
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