Butler County Democrat from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 12

10 BUTLEK COUNTY DEMOCltAlV IHUESDAY. MAKCII 13 1902 Carl Mason As An Author-Writes The "Clash Of Steel." The many frUndi of Mr. Carl Mason i 1 a be mrprlsert lo imet blin In thf! rww-o'il nuis-jtif a lull llji'lt'l author. Iti t-pitu of his youth Mr. Mason lias writing for several years anil lias already been fortunate enough to luve certain uf lil.i bright thort stories accepted by maiw.lncs.

"The Cl-iSh of 11 a measure a new departure for i i i autliur, It belotf lirst attempt at a IOIIK story In book form. The book Is published by the well known tlru), The Abbey Press ot Fifth avenue, New York City, which has not only a wide scope of business in the United States but also In London, Pui', Berlin, Melbourne, Montreal many oilier forelsacltle? The binding of the book is In red ud silver with an appropriate and artistic cover dcslKQ drawn by Mr. Geo. O. Bloneker.

The story deals with a time tbat has ever had a universal interest for students of history aad with the country whose history is so closely Interwoven i romance. The plot, of the tale hinges upon Kapoleon's divorce from the Empress Josephine, and shapes itself upim events that followed his marriatio with Maria Louisa i if Austria. At this time a mysterious nobleman appears In the society of Paris In their dual role ot diplomatic foreigner spying upon Napoleon's actions, anil as the reckless and daring soldier on the field of action. He works and in an atmosphere heavy with mystery which gradually clears as the story progresses. This strange man in a conspicuous red cloak whlcb makes him a.

target for all and harasses Mapo Icon all through his cimpaiKalntf ovei the continent of Europe, then tetnpor arily sinks out of sight in the gloom or Napoleon's defeat. The house of liourbDn reigns for time in peace and quiet. Then sud denly there Hashes across Europe th news of the emperor's return froi the Island of Elba. All France rise to his call and rallies round his stem ards. In a short time he Is agal upon the throne.

Hut, his power Is short duration; the allied forces com BELOVED Pastor Dr. of Fair haven HAS BEEN CALLED A A To His Reward After Half a Century of Labor In One the red cloak at the same time hid reappearance and is chief In Hie drama of the famous ICO days." His pathway is beset I tbdi faculties, lie falls into the hands Napoleon's guards and is cast risen, but through the efforts of bis -uity companion and fellow spy--a -ornan who loves lilm-he isliberated. Battle follows battle until Ifc bc- evident that the conflict whlcb hall decide the fate of the emperor Is nevlUble. Hoth commanders are massing tlieir forces at Waterloo, Genral (: rouchy has been detached frotr. fapoleon's army lo keep Blucher from caching the Held at Waterloo.

History has never clven a very sstis- actory cause for Gen. (Jrouchy's nonappearance at the famous battlefield, v'arlous reasons have been assigned, iuch as Impassable roads, lack of suitable transportation, even the wiles of woman have been darkly hinted at. It is here tbat Mr. Mason shows a lappy illght or inuglnatlon, gives a most romantic turn to events and In a novel manner the way In which the famous general is detained by a spy from reaching the battle field thereby causing Napoleon's defeat. Here also the young author closely follows the rules of dramatic art as it Is just at the climax of his victory that thelhero meets a tragic death.

The concluding chapters lift tne vail of mystery and leave one to dream of the strange and potent passions Rev. Dr. J. Y. Kcoullcr, a much loved minister of the United Presbyterian church and the retired pastor of the Kalr Haven, Ohio, congregation of that denomination, dledatbls home In Fair Haven Wednesday morning after a brief Illness, in tlis 80th year of bis Hie.

J)r. Scoullcr had been a resident of Falrhaven for lifty-five years and every resident of the village and of the adjacent country for several miles around knew him and loved him not only as a minister but also as a mac. BEGAN HIS PASTORATE, ucceedlnu Hcv, Jobn Reynolds, an loquent and somcTrh'it noted preach' ir. This was Dr. Scouller's first and only charge.

He was pastor for fifty and here he burled his first wife wid her two children. He afterwards narrlcd Rllen Ueekctt, a sister of Mrs. Aten, Mrs. i i a Brown and Mrs. Karah McKee of this city.

liesldcs the widow, i children i him, They are Uobsrt, at home, Rev, Jobn Hcoullcr, of Philadelphia Pi Sarah, now inar- neil and of Wichita, and KllaScouller, at home. No brothers or sisters survive him, lie wai the last of the family ot lie was an honored son. GOOD MAN, Dr. Scouilcr was a good man, his character was above reproach and these facts about his i are more Impressive tlmii the fact that he was an eloquent preacher and a popular pul- pitorator. As a pastor he was successful beyond expectations, as evidenced by his long service.

He outlived nearly all his congregation and prior to bis last illness of ten days, a cold which Battled on his kidneys, he had but one spell of serious sickness. After Ills retirement five years ago he still walked the strests of Pair Haven, with form lef.s erect, with step less elastic and voles less resonant than in days of yore, hut still greeted at every step by those who loved him. LOST HER THIS LITERALLY HAPPENED TO A WOMAN IK MAINE, WIvrji i It; ti HHngor t'ommer- clul Heixirter Hio Ilitd Full? galncd I Hmvover. From The Commercial, iSanjjor, Me. To Kay a the lost licrserses was not a rit'uraUve expression in tbo case of a Maine wotaai for was without the fcns3 of taste or smell for months and an attack of Iniluenza was the eaus3 of It all.

The story is not without a lively Interest, i Mrs, S. lileck lives at No. 3 Howard street, Brewer, Me. yhe had a severe attack ot the grip, the winter before last, which left her weak, Five years ago the 20th ot next June it had been fifty years since he began his labors as pastor of the United Presbyterian church at i'alrlmen and during the month of June, 1807, the jubilee anniversary ot the pastorate of Dr, Scouller was celebrated and he retired as an active pastor and minister. The funeral was held last Friday afternoon at 1'alr Haven.

A number of Hamilton citizens will attend. MISS PHARES. The death of Miss Estella, the beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phares, who reside west of Jaokson- boro, which occurred Wednesday at 7 nervous and debilitated, Nothing teemed to help her and growing worse and worse, she gave up all hope of ever being well again, until she tried a remedy which has brought relief to thousands of similarly effected people.

When Interviewed by a Bangor Commercial reporter she sild: More than a year ago I bad a severe attack of the grip which left me In bad shape. Everything 1 ate distressed me tu much that I could not bear to take food, and I thought 1 must starve. I had numbness In my limbs and could not taste or smell for four months. I was ailing for six months or more and part of the time 1 was obliged to stay in bed. 1 took various medicines tbat were recom mended to me but nonchelpsd me am Instead of getting batter I became Finally, when I was all run down, weak and nervous, I saw a pamphlet advertising Dr.

Williams' Hnk Pills for Pale People, and decided to try them. From the first box I experienced relief and by the time 1 had taken six I was entirely cured. I have not needed them since." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People contain, in a condensed form, all the elements nMEtssary to give new life and richness to the blood and re- SHERIFF'S SALE. Ho.

30,813. Laura fiulsar. plnlntff. vs. Maiy Burnett, rl il.

defendants, County Common I'lciis. I virtue of ai) order ol a in par Ml Inn (o mo directed by the rmirt of 1 ol Builer County. Ohio, 1 i oner Tiir i at this elixir ot Hio court licuie, in a i OMo, on Siiiiirday, the 5th Buy of April, A. D.j 1902, between tlic hours of I and o'clock n. on said llio fulloivins described uslato, to-ivll: Ilelng seres In Hie northeast quarter ot section 34, Morgan lowuslilp, Butler county, Ohio, beginning point In tho norlli Una liml 53 chains and 10 Units west, from Uio northeast corner of culd running ilicnce south 4 degrees west 2 chains unit links: thence decrees c-ast ,1 chains; Hiencc north dfRrces east chiilns and 5p links: tlienee south 'i chums a'ncl CO links; tlience south decrees wysi 7 chains and 50 links; thenco east 4 clmlns nnd 41 links; thcnco south 11 6- llnlts; thence west 19 chains to the center of the road; tlicnco north chains ami links to the north Hue ol said section; thence cast 17chains tolhe place of nlnit containing 63 acres of land.

Appraised at -5-10U uer acre. Terms of sale-Cash. PETER KISDOUK 1 Sheriff ol Butler County, OMo. I'ntn E. nisiiOKF, Dep.

Slayliacl; Harr, I'ialnlllf's Attorneys, toil Executor's Sale of Real Estate. bine against him, the mysterious hood that dwell in human hearts. INTERESTING Story About The Home Of a Man Who Suicided. 1000-MiLE Book Issued In 1878 Redeemed By trie C. H.

D. So great was the love and respect cf men for this man that a ureat throng of people gathered for the jubilee ser- rices which continued through an entire day. Speeches were made and letters read from members of tbc aged pastor's (lock who had drifted away from the village. Histories of tho con- Kregation were read and other exerels- ard Seeser, Clifford Earl i3elscr, John Woessner, Wilhelm John Peter Adam Jacob Brammer, Carl Herman Mueller. Another class of eight older people will be continued anSuamlttca tolioly cowimiQion next Pentecost Sunday.

cs held to make the day a memorable one. lie bcjjanlils pastorate In June of and retired in June of 1897. o'clock, brought a pang of sorrow to all who knew the young lady. She was 16 years of age and the only child. Her death will be a sad one to her parents, as they idollred her.

DEATH AT MAUDS. Gllmore Stevenson an aged resident ot Maud's station died Tuesday at 2 o'clock after a long illness. A wife and two sons survive him. The luneral was held Friday at 1 rn. with burial at Mason.

FIRST store snattered nerves. They are an unfailing specific for such diseases as locomotcr ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vltus' dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache, the the grip, palpitation of the pale and sallow coin- Flexions ana forms of weakness cither in maleor female. Dr. Will- lams' Pink Pills for Pale People are sold by all dealers or will be sent postpaid on receipt of price, 50 cents a box; six bDxes, S2 50, by addressing Dr.

Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y. In pursuance of au ordfir of the probata court at Butler county, Ohio, I i offer for at public auction, on Saturday, March 22, 1902, at 1 o'clock p. m. upon the premises tlio following described real estate: Slluate In the county of Butler, In the vlllitfo of Treulon, state of OWo.

to-wlt: Bltualo In the southwest imt. of section tlilrly-two (E), town two (2). range four (4), In Maillson township, Butler county. Olilo, beginning at tlio northwestcorneroflot number 33 In the village of Trenton; i tlience nortn sixty (IB) lluks; tlience east nine (91 links; thence north seventy-three lluks; tlience east eljjht (8) chains lo a stone at tlie railroad rlfihl or wiiy; theneo south decrees west ouo chiiin; thence south 1J5 degrees west Bcventy (7DJ links: tlience souiti degrees west a.73chaInstotuBsoulh said tlience west 1.14 chains thehee north alonj; the east of lot 39, 2.6:t chains; thence west along the north side of lots 3S and 3.50 chains to the place ot beginning, conlalninE 1.56 acres of land. Also lots as and 33 as and designated on the recorded plat of the village of Trenton, Ohio A roadway i is hereby reserved over west sido of the above real Also' the followins described real estate- Sltiiale in the center part or section thirty-two (Ji).

town two (2), ranxefonr andin Madisou township. Hut- lei- county, Ohio. at ft stone at the southeast corner of a tract of laud; tlience west 7.0ii stone: thence north 1 chains lo a stone; David Rittenbouse, tbc farmer Ml. Nelxi, near Cleves, who in a fit of Insanity Wednesday night escaped tbe vinilsnccof his family and committed suicide by burlinghlmself down a well, was one of the most respected farmers and well-known characters of Cleves. Jle was 63 years old.

Mt. Nebo, wbere lie lived, is a mile from Cleves, and is a tract of land deeded lo bin- by tbe government, and which was called the "Ulttenlwuse purchase." An Interesting story is toid of tlic origin of tlic name "SH. ixcbo." Hit tcnbousc, at the time be named bi land, gave bis reasons for It by saying "It Is as bifh as 1 ever expect to ge toward heaven, so I will just mime i Mt. Xebo." The land is the holies point for miles around. Coroner Schwab held au imiucst yesterday.

It was found tbat there was not enough of water in the well lo drown the man, and the frill was tbc cause of death. A widow, a SOD, Herbert, and Cora a daughter, arc left. Assistant General I'assciiRcr Agent Lewis M. Webb ol the II. allroad, yesterday bad presented tu lim for redemption a thousand-mile raokof coupons that bad been issued twenty-four years ago, in April, 1878 Samuel ijlcvatson was than, as gcner al ticket agent, tbc head of tbc pas senger department of tbc II.

D. the position of passenger trallic man ager not being in existence. Thl ancient book of coupons was issued a lirm in Hamilton, for the use of a employe named George Davenport Tbe Hamilton firm explained that 111 book had been lost all these year Only a very few trips bad been made with the book, and the rest ot tbe mileage will made good in the way of transportation by the railroad. Suspension Bridge In America Built By Clark Lane. ma INFLUENCE.

Israel township, Prable county, vliere Fairhavcn islocatcd, has silways been noted for the good, moral, iodus- rious character of its people and much of the credit is due to Dr. Souller's example set before tbe people In his dally life. Even the roughest and fflcst wicked respected him and refrained from doing anything which would displease the venerated preacher, lie was nencr harsh In rabuke but talked most kindly at all times seeking to lead men by gentle words, tactful speech and brotherly kindness thin by condemnation of their deeds. AN ALL-UAY MARKET. Tbe ladies of the Westminster cbutch t-xpect to give an all-jay Euter market on Saturday, March 23.

SORG'S NEW MILL. F. M. Kemp are at work doing the excavation for the new mills to be erected by tbe P. A.

Surg Paper Co. at Middlctown. FROM COBWEBS. Cobwebs put on a cut lately Rave a woman lockjaw. Millions know tbat the best tbtni? to put on a cut Is Buck len's Arnica SaWe, the Infallible heal er of Wnuntto.Ulccrs^orcs, Skin Kruo tions, Iturus, Scalds, Piles.

I cures or no pay. at, lU lirns. Drug nlores High and Secon and Third and Diyton streets. ENJOINED. Upon the application ot Ferdinand J.

Judge Kuniler at Dayton has allowed a temporary Injunction against the officials of Mlamlsburg preventing them from granting a franchise for an electric light and water plant at that place to a privatecorporation at their meet- ng last nlfht. The suit is tho result a bitter light between theadherents (inuulclpil ownership and its opponents. A bond of 11,000 was required. Pho cise will b3 beard on Its merits next Wednesday. SKETCH OF Ht'K.

Jobn Y. Scouller was barn in i township, Cumberland county, Penn sylvattla.on tbe 13th day of March 1816, a year remarkable for the birth ot boys. He was given a thorough education and graduated nt Washington, Pa. lie attended the Allegheny theological seminary and graduated in IS 16. In the spring of 1SI7, there was a call moderated from the Fairlmven congregation fur Jobn Y.Scouller.tben a licentiate of Big Spring presbytery.

This call was accepted and he began his labors Sabbath, June 20, and was ordained and installe'J JluyJ21, 1S1T, Kich in historical legend, the old Lutie farm near Mt. Healthy, is a source cf interest. Lane, the founder of the homestead, came to lit. Healthy previous to 1S13, and the family have lived there ever since. Ills son, Isnau Line, nearly 75 years old occupied a cottage on tbe arm, constructed from an old black- mitU shop, which was built in 1813.

Clark Ltmc was an Inventive ganius. Spanning a branch of Mill creek, whlcb. ilows between the house and barn, is the lirst suspension bridge built in America. The bridge was made by William Lane from the memory of a model lie had seen of the suspenbion bridge over Klngara Falls before Its erection. Iron girders liave been added to strengthen the sides.

Isiinc Lr.no, the present resident nf the cottage, lives alone. His family of seven sons and three daughters are Sit. Genuine stamped C. C. C.

Never sold In Beware the dealer who trits to scU just it tooi." thence cast. chains to a thence south 5015 degrees west LOT chains to the place of beginning, containing one acre of Said property Is appraised at Is omi nJ the moat" desirable homestead properties on market in Builer unty. Hi's situate In the beautiful villagoof Irenton a frontage or two hundred ana forty-seven feet on the north side of Btiue street with substantial cement waits, curbing and Kuttcrlns; along the entire fraiit; has a splendidly built brick eight room house; well of good water; stables; smoke house, etc, has an arbor or line grapes, und a line ayple orchard. Ihe Southern Ohto Traction Railroad pasMs in front ot it. whilst tlie C.I!, i I).

depot I a short distance from It. I also susceptible of beiiiK sub-divided Into eighteen lots of more than ample size for building purposes. Terms of salo-One-thircl In hand: one- third in one year and one-third In two years from (lay of sale with six per cent. Interest, the payments to bo secured by a mortgage upon the premises sold. II.

I I AlIGSl'UKGER, F.seculorof Angspurger, Deceased. Aaron Attorney. Fcii. is, EM LEGAL NOTICE- II. Stoll.

whoso residence Is unknown, will take notice that on tlie 18th day of January, IfKfi, Pierson t'. Conkllu. as trustee of llie Hamilton Improvement Syndicate, filed his petition In tho Court of Common 1'leas of Builer County, Ohio, in case No 20SCI'. against the above named Julius II. and others praying for the foreclosure of nioriKfiKe made by said Julius H.

Stoll to Panish and MOSBS Jlosler as a i I Syndicate on lot numbered nine hundred (tnil nineteen (919) HS the sftnic is known and designated on the recorded plat of the Hamilton improvement Syndicate's subdivision East Hamilton, llutler County, Ohio. j-ivcn to secure Kahn, Oakey V. Jlosler as trustees of tho a debt on which a balance nf is due with Interest from Octobers, ISM, and which mortgage lias Uecn assigned by said Kabn Uakey V. I'arrlsh and Moses Mosler as such trustees lo I'lerson 0. Conklin as such trustee and is now owned by said 1'lcrsmi C.

Conklin swell trustee, the plaintiff In said action. Baid Julius ll.Slnll, defendant. Is required lo aoswer on or licfore April 5. 1903, or judgment, will be laken against him. PIKRSOX C.

CONKMN. Trustee of tbc Hamilton Hyniliratc. rialntllT. Jj.IIotTman, Clerk. Butler County, Ohio Court of Common Pleas.

1'cb. 3, 'V ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE, In pursuance ot an order or the 1'robala Court of Huller County. Olilo, I will offer lor sale at public auction on tlie 20th Day of March, 1902, at 2 O'clock P. M. tlic rollnwlni; described real estate, situate In His county or llutler ami State ot Ohio, EiRlity (W) acrcsof lanrt to lie taken ofT tlio north end or llie following described tract of land, a part of the half of section live (5).

(if Township ono 1), oT Ilange four cast or the meridian lino ilrRlrn duo north from tlie nmnth or the Great Miami ItCKlnoinj; at cherry tree corner, nma ctnilns aud lifty (oOi links north of tlie southwest corner of said section Hue fivo (a); tlicnco clclity-eiglit (88) deurecs cast i (111) chains nnd seventy-live (7o) links to corner; tlience twenty-seven scattered all over tbe country. Many of them married, with grown-up fam- ies. A housekeeper attends to the man's wants and keeps the cut- aye in Hder. Lane has had PTCC strokes of paralysis, th; last of left him helpless. A son, John ane, lives in llarrlman, Tennessee.

CORONER'S VERDICT. Coroner Thomas 1). Sharkey lias re- lumed a verdict of death due to mul tiple Injuries accidentally received IB death of Mollle Cjy, who was run down by a switch engine at Front and Sycamore streets. i li jtti jht l'i ice al ULM RAT, Some Coi fees V. arc Glared -vidi a cu.r.isip, if rrl.uiiiij: cotfi-o 1 also? is not glp.7.cd.

It is pcr- i fiim? and luis a delicious flavor. ulns and sevent tlience cnsty tvvenly (7 M) MARRIED BY YEAKLE. James Evers and Mollle Wombald were married by 'Squire David Yakle Tuesday afternoon. The couple claimed Mlddletown as their reslc'enci. A WAS OUSTED.

The village council of Hattwell held a special mcelliiK on Monday night appointed Charles L. Swain solicitor In place of A. J. Marsh, who bis left for parts unknown. LEGAL NOTICE.

Kilon Wriphl, whose residence Is unknown, will laic noliTM that on (lie Win day of January. W-. IMcrson O. Conklin. as trustee of the a i Improvement, Syn- dicale filed his pctilion in the Court of Common Pleas of llutler county, Ohio, in CRSC No.

apalnst nlxivi; named Him i amlothcrs praying for the (nrevlos- uro of a morljraRO made said hllen K. Kahn.Oakey V.Parrlsli and Moses Mnslcr as trustees of llio Hainlllon Imnrovenienl Syndicate on lots numliereo fi-lit hundred and ninety-seven (M7) and c-ijjht inindrcd and ciKhty-four (SI) as Ibc arc known and ilcslenatert on the recorded plat of llie Hamilton Improvement Syndicate Knli-divlsion of East Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio, given to secure a debt on which it balance of Stso is due with Interest from December 21, IKO, and whlcli innrlsago has licen assiRned by said J.nzard Ifahn. OaRcy V. Tarrtsh and -Moses Moslcr assncli IrusUcs to 1'icrson O. Conklin as such iruslce and is now owned hy said 1'lrr- (70) links to a stone; clmlns to a stone in tlic cast i of said hair section; tnencn mirth el.enlitecn (IS) chains and tlilrty (30) linVs; thence west thirty-nine chains and sixty (M) links to tho section line; tliem.v.

with tlic section line forty- five (15) cbains to tho place oT beginning containing one hundred and twenty-live acres three-fourths of an acre. Also twenty ffll) ncres of land to lie taken north Pnrtof a certain twenty -two and seventy-live one hundredllis (2275-100) acre tract in the southwest part of section ber nvo (r) in Timnshlp nutnlxT one (I) in Mango niiTnlcr four (4) cnsl of a meridian line drawn from the uioulli ol the Great Miami, said twenty-two and seventy-five one humlredths (22 75-100) acrclract liavin; Ix-en surveyed and tilattcd by M.A. Shields, county surveyor, April 21, ISil. ApT'raiscrt SHl.OOO.W. Term! of sale, one-third cash, one-third in one year and one-third In two years from the (lay of sale, intercut atli per cenl the payments ID bcsociircd by mortgage the premises sold.

PETKIUH1IOFI-'. I by sale i. thu pilalnUrf son C. Conklin as sucli lrustce In said action. Said Kllcn E.

Wright, defendant. Is required lo answer on or Ijcfore April Tmstcc til the Improvement Syndicate, Vlaintlff. ohn IlofTman, Clfrk. Butler County, Ohio, Court of Common I'tcas. Fell, Iftri fitfi Aininislralor of tlie.

estate of Peter IniliofT, di-CL'aseil. Morey, Moroy, Attorneys. Sit LEGAL NOTICE. Jacob Hall and Mary Hall, his wife, who reside in Mayfielcl, Kansas; Hannah Hhroyer and Nelson Mhroyar, her huslmnd, who reside at I'ieasanton, l.yan county, Kansas, Laura Sulsar and Charles Hall, who each reside lit Wellington. archcrcny notified Dial Mary Hnrnett has commenced an action against them In llie Court of Common Pleas of Butler county, Ohio, praying for partition of nfiy-thrcefH) acn's of land located in the northeast quarter of section thirty-four in Morgan Township, dul- unty, Olilo, hcing the d.wcr Iract to Catherine Hall, ler Cou heretofore CAN'T KEEP IT SKCUBT.

The splendid work ol lr. King's New Life L'llls Is daily comlnjr to light. No such grand remedy for Liver and Bowel troubles waseter known before. Thousands bless them forciirlng Con- Rtipation, Sick i leads chc, Hlllousoess, and Indigestion. Try them, Me at Ratltll Hros.

Druu slorcs. High mid Second and Third and Dayton streets. NOTICE. Xotlcc Is licrchy given tliat llic under- have rmuloyctl Dr. .1, D.

of HamHton, Ohio, lo attend cx- all lotvnshlp patients nml further KlvRn llial uo bills or claims will In In ciise service is rcndcrcrt by any nlhrrncrson or pRr.sons Hum T)r. J. LJ. the resiilnrly employed iihystclan I'cbranrv 8, 19N, A. J.

EAHI-'USE, CHRIS. I I M. nilKKHARDT, Si. flair Townslilp, Builer County, wirtowof Hall, by nrrcecdinss in tbe Court o( Common Pleas ni Builer Connly, Obii). and lhat unless llicy answerer demur to Ihe Million In suld action on or jefore tho IJlli dny of Mareh, IPffi, all allc- Brrfionslnsald petition will lie laktn true.

n.ncl a decree will bo cnicrcd in sufd case according to the prayer of pelluon. JOHN I-. HOt-KMAX. Clerk ol Ihe Court of Common I'tcas. Butler County, uhlo, Ohio.

713 Kslimatcs cliccrfully furuUiici! by ou job ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. Notice Is liereljy given that llm imdcrSlsn- cd hasbecnduly appointed qiullncd by tlie probalo eourl of Duller county, i sis assignee In trust, for tlio bencHl of i creditors or Charles S. KontMly. 1'eb. 51.

IM! W-0 OAMIBKL J-, Assignee. A a Wcsco, AU'y..