The Cedarville Herald, Volume 30, Numbers 27-52

1 •& i ;a* (MM Automobilists We Want Your Attention P Whether you own an Auto now or want to buy one later, we know tha t our services will prove valuable to you, We specialize in Second-hand Autos, If you want to be put in touch with buy­ ers or owners, we are in a position to get you better prices than you jvould be ap tJ# get otherwise. . As expert’engineers^wejgive^to] a llj’a “square deal”—buyer and seller alike. Our aim is to give value received to both. I U-OAL NOTICE. IP DaytonAuto Exchange o, BUNN and SWAIN. Bell Phone 3708. YOUR APPETITE If your appetite is poor, eat meat. To tempt your appetite and nourish the system our choice meats are not excelled by anything. The w eak . and the strong, the small and the hearty eater, alike enjoy them, G C WEIMER, L. G. Bull, a3 Adm inistrator do teems non, -with the ■will' nnexed of J amee Miller, .deceased, ‘ Plaintiff, W a tch F o r It! W a it F o r It! —vs— Tho Reformed Prcshytorian Church, New School, cfc al, l)ofendants. V E V E R Y T H I N G F O R P IC T U R E M A K IN G IN THE KodakBox A No. 3 BrownielCamera for taking Z% x 3 l - pictures, a Brownie Developing Box for det sl­ oping the negatives in daylight, F ilm ,V elox paper, Chemicals, Trays, Mounts. Everything needed— for making pictures is included in this complete little outfit: — And the working of it is so simple that anybody can get good results from the start. No dark-room is needed and every step is explained in the ”lllastrated”dnstruction-bool^-that-accompanies_ every outfit, Made by Kodak workmen in the Kodak factory—that tells the story of the quality. THE KODAK BOX No. 2, CONTAINING: 1 iTo.SBfSwtiie Camera, 1 Brownie Developing Bos, 1 RollMo. SBrownloi'ilm,.Cox., 2 Brownie DevelopingPowders, 1 Pkg. Kodak Adit Fixing Powder, 1 Fonr-oz. Graduate, - - 1 Stirring Rod, . . . . 12.50 1.00 .£0 ,03 ,15 .10 .03 i Mo. 2 Brownie Printing Frame, 1 Doz.-SJ^x !M BrownieVelox, . .15 t ,15 2 Eastman Q. 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ANY ColT.'itt OF fiTt’DY VAIS BIO TAKEN BY {'OftRESPONDEMUR Fall TermBegin* Sept. and. For full information write to CHARIX’ACHRISTIAN MILLER, Pit. D, PRESIDENT - LIMA, O Employment. ssxsas MONEY TO LOAN. Money to loan on firot mortgage real estate. Any amount np to ien(000, Boforoyon borrow, call at p*|*oitte#for intonation, FAM L IES With two or more children above the legal working age, ,including head of family; Young Married" Men; Young Women and Young Men Will find it to their interest | to Write us at once if desirous of steady employment. Ex­ tensive additions to our plant are practically completed, hus enabl ing us .to furnish work for a greater number. ADDRESS T H E AMER ­ ICAN PAD & T EX T ILE COMPANY, Greenfield, Ohio. R. H. M. Reid and Stella Earley who reside a t Reaver Falls, Penn­ sylvania; E . Reid, who is a reslden of Minnesota, and Maggie Miller F rank Macbeth, James Macbeth and William Maebe.th, whoso residence Is in .the state ot Ind iaua and ,whose ex? h address Is unknown to plain­ tiff, and W illiam Miller residing a t Hattiesburg, Mississippi, will take notice th a t L . CL Bull, as adminis­ trato r do bonis non, with the will annexed of Janies Miller, deceased, on the U th day of September, 1007, filed his petition in the Probate Court of Greene County, Ohio, alleg­ ing th a t it is necessary to sell the real estate of the said James Miller, deceased, to pay the legacies due under hfs said will,”-and that saul James Miller died siezed m fee simple of the following described real estate; S ituate in the County of Greene, State of Ohio, and being p a rt of Military Survey No, 438 in the name of Francis Whiting, orig­ inally for one thousand acres oil the waters of the L ittle Miami Ri.ver; beginning for the p a rt hereby con veyed, a t a stone in the corner of the Sandusky road and corner to widow Wilson’s dower lot; thence -goath ' eighty-seven degrees West two and fifty-nine hundreths polos to a Jack oak corner to said dower lo t; tlience with tho line of said lo t North 19 degrees 45 minutes West, eighty-eight poles to an elm oil the bank of the L ittle Miami River, corner to William Ewing; thepce down the river with the meanders thereof, South forty-two degrees; West fourteen and fifty hundreths poles to a stone in a bayue; Thence South eighty-five degrees West eighteen poles to a stone in the rtv er; thonce South seventy degrees W e s t. ten poles; tlience West twenty-three and one half poles thence North forty-nine degrees West fifteen and twenty-eight hun­ dreths poles to a stone, two red oaks on the banks of the river both frees downr stumps remaining and, from which an iron wood bears South eleven and one-half degrees E a s t 8 links, corner to Grinnel; thence South eighteen degrees E a s t one hundred and th irty poles to a stone in the line o f Matthew Oorry comer to Amos Wharton; thonce North forty-nine.degrees. 30 minutes, E a s t nine and th irty poles to a stone corner to Wharton; thence Sou th49 degree* E a s t 09 8-100 poles to a$(ou# in the center of the C lifton ’and Sandusky road in the line o f said Wharton; thence with his lino South thirty-nine ahd one half degrees E a s t th irty -six and thirty-five polos to a stone corner to said Wharton; Theme South fid degroes- 30m inutes W est 23 65-100 poles to a atone corner to- Alnos Wharton In the line of Matthew Oorry; thence with his line South nineteen degrees E a s t eighty-five and twenty liun clvoths poles to. a stone corner to Mattliew-r:rCoiTy,_in—th e -liu e “Janies Milter’s h e irs} thence North seventy-two degrees E a s t one hun ­ dred and twenty-seven and twenty- four hundreths poles to a stone in the line of James Harbison corner to W illiam Oorry; thence with his. line North thirty-five degrees and th irty miimtes, West one hundred and sixty-three and fifty hundreths poles to a stone in the center of the said Sandusky road ; thence with tho center of said road South 57 de grees 80 m inutes West seven and one half poles to the place of begin ning, containing one hundred and thirty-five acres. T ract No. 2.—Situate in County, State and Military survey aforesaid; beginning a t a stone cornet to James Harbison m tho line ofJames Miller; thence South seventy-two and one half degrees West iifty-twoand one half poles to n stone; thonce South twenty-one degrees E a st thirty-one and fifteen hundreths poles totne stone; thonce North 72 1-2 degrees E a s t CO 75-100 poles to a stone; thence with his line North eighteen And one-fourth degreesWest, th irty - one and ten hundreths poles to the place of beginning, containing ten acres. WOOD FOR SALE. We have about 100 coni of Oak and ■Hickory wood, cut to stove length. For calc at reasonable pri­ ces, Leave orders with John Gil* laugh orThe Tafbo* Lmfiber Co, The prayer of the petition is for an order to sell said premises to pay tho legacies aforesaid, and the Costs of administration. Tho said parties aae hereby hofci- fled th a t they have been mad# p a rt­ ies defendant to said petition and th a t they are required to answer the same on or before tho 2M day of October, 1907, L. G. Bull, Adm inistrator of James Miller, deceased. By B. L. Gowdy, Attorney, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. In the Matter of Publication of Notice m the estate of Maggie Wil­ liams, Deceased, Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have heen appointed and duly qualified by the Probate Court of Greene. County, Ohio, As Administrator of the. above named estate. All persons indebted to said estate must make immediate pay­ ment; those having claims will pre­ sent them for settlement, L, G, Bull, € 5 ' -"Mattresses, bed springs, best to bp hart at McMillan,#* the B e No t in the L e a s t Deceived Abou t The Coming Opening At Wren’s : Our Mammoth store is undergoing a thorough rejuvenation, from the basement to the fifth floor. This work has been delayed beyond our expectations and OUR GRAND FALL OPENING, already due, has been delayed in conscqueuce- BUT THIS OPENING IS COMING SOON and it will pay all prospective buyers to wait for it. Would It be wise to go elsewhere for a Suit until you had seen what the Biggest and Best Store in the city • has to offer you? , Why would you purchase that new Fall Wrap without first looking at an assortment of the swellest and most stylish garments ever placed on a Springfield market? And do yon deem it wise to buy th a t new H a t without first investigating into what the largest Millinery assortment in the city holds for you? We buy-in larger quantities and being daily represented in New York, we put only express service— 17 hours—between Springfield, O., and the style center of the United States. If you are in a hurry, come' in to-morrow, for we can please you now. Bnt by all means don't forget tha t we will have our opening soon. Never Before in the History of Springfield Will There Have Been Such a Gorgeous Display as Will Be on Exhibition at the opening at WREN ’S. EDWARD W REN CO., SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. OF PUKE-BRED LIVE STOCK* FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18* 1907, r fy Commencing.at i2;30 o’clock: -----CATTLE— K - GET OUR PRICES ON PRINTING v ... 32 U rJL’toiS 32 Consisting of 18 Recorded Angus coirs and heifers; 3 Recorded Bull calves; 2 pure bred anci 5 high grade yearling steers; |2;yearling heifers and. a g rad# cow and cql?7**~ HOGS 15 U . 15 Consisting o f 8 head of recorded Duroe Jersey brood Sows and pigs; 8 Chester ’White sows and pigs and 3 pure bred Duroe Jersey boar pigH.' 25 SH E E P - 25 Consisting of 18 head of recordod Delaine breeding owes and 7 good feeding lambs. TERMS; Made Known Day of Sale. R. E . CORRY. COL. D. L . FERRY, Auet. R. J . CORRY, Clerk- Public Sale. The undersigned having given up Ids ranted land, will sell a t public sale a t his farm , better known as tlte Marshall farm , 8JJ miles east of Cedafviile and 1 mile north of Fed­ eral pike on the Turnbull road TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1907, Commencing a t 10 o’clock a tho following property, to wit; 0 HEAD O F HORSES 9 Consisting of 1 black mare five years old, weight 1600; 1 black geld m ing three years old, weight ”1400; hay gelding four years old, weigh t 1400; 1 .brown mare five years old, in foal, weight laSfff 1 gray marc eight years old, in foftl, weight 1350; J bay gelding two years old; 2 brown fillies two years old; 1"yearling filly, 4 HEAD OF CATTLE 4 consisting of 2 Shorthorn cows; 1 black heifer calf; 1 Jorsey bull one year old. . . 26 HEAD OF HOGS 26 All feeding hogs, average Weight, 123 pounds. 13 HEAD OF SHEEP 13 12ewes; 1 Buck. FARMING IMPLEMENTS Consisting of 1 two horse wagon; 1 breaking plow; 1 spiko harrow; 1 disc corn planter, 100 rods wire; 2 riding cultivators; 1 feed sled; t clover handier; 1 top buggy; 4 sets ot fug work harness. ERMSs T ! $5 and less, Cash, Over that sum, a credit of eight months will Tie given pureiiASor giving note With approved security. Tho terms on hogs*will ho 60days. Notes made payable at the Exchange Bank, Odarvillo Ohio. EDWARD FEELEY. MEAD 9t FISHER, Anetfi. R. F, KERR, Clerk. - rieoond handphoatoa for «alo at EH . Wolford’*. ft We have made many friends for this store by means of the clothes we sell, and the terms upon which we sell them. They are so uniformly good, so satisfactory in looks, fit and wear, that we can sell them with an absolute guarantee of satisfaction. We expect to increase the circle of our friendship this season with our new models that are represen­ tative of the latest and best ideas in gentlemen’s at­ tire. You will like them and the prices are ,moderate. $10 to $25 .00 HALLER, HAINES & HIGGINS, 33 E. Main St. fefNMM MnqrMtNiiH X e n ia , O h io , iMaNiNtftM IM ^ MWo tbai T L - t! The j case B e ll hi • ther-t « (lechdo young T h - » the m ii as the m tea! was a \ ejesm>1 izens rs Judg Eaton warnoc the <•" known reache' 'Should So 1 when read tl disregi proved and fin each f< Polii of mm action e c u t e 1 . tender Ttis die, ive a t y o f to for me on. The ■ Fresh, bus tl day a etuil-i Xenin ind.. More in at Rev. of till Get of tli Spvii graft pay day! Atte .fronj sevti waS Wed pipl! mg i Iron Js m ---- ---------- Co.. I’» Pn Der L< Mol Boo O Wil and )on tte, k