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PAGE EIGHT THE JOURNAL-TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 22, 1916 PIPE CREEK John Williams got his a i badly wrecked one day last week com- Ing from The machine struck some ice and skidded, i i nave wrued from football game between I. U. and Purdue Saturday evening. Several from this vicinity attended the basketball game in Logansport Wednesday evening. Mr.

Paul Jones went to Logansport Wednesday to meet his 'brother and into a telephone pole and corner fence post. Ward Smith brought him home. Mrs. Oscar Wilson is srill in Fort Wayne at the hospital. While not entirely out of danger she is getting along fairly jvwll.

George Woodling visited his brother one clay i week. Mr. and Mrs. a and Verne spent Sunday with the family of C. L.

Bowyer. i of Waiter Bowyer's Eriendr have called on him in the past two weeks. Among them, Oiie Bouriss, Henry Angle, Flo.ssil Swoverland, Verne of Star i Earl Gore of Lamed, Kansas, and a His hand is getting Gerald, Incl. METEA Harry Freshour has gone to Pittsburg, to visit his brother, Herman, for a few weeks. Mrs.

William Halsey is visiting Mrs. Hoover this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knouff spent i the latter's brother, Mrs.

Hugh Gorman. aud are on the sick list. Mr. Shirley has purchased a new Ford. The pupils of t.he Metea school gave a a party for Nora Gaby Tuesday night.

Nora will attend the Lo- host of others. along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morriss and Jim Sisson of Logansport, visited their parents one day this week.

Mrs. J. M. Bou-yer is i i i at the a nsport high school, home of her son. C.

L. Bou-yer. The stock at Mr. Julian's sale sold at good prices last Tuesday. Mr.

C. Bowyer has been very eick the past week, though she is some The doctor calls is grippe, but says he was sicker than any one else in i country. CLYMERS Mr. and Mrs. Flory of Logansport spent Tuesday night with Mr.

and Mrs. Pat Casey. Mr. Harry Reed took in one hundred and eleven loads of corn Tuesday. Mrs.

Huldah McG-uire and Maud Harrison spent Wednesday with Mrs. Ada Robinson. Miss Tthel Nipple spent Wednesday with her grandmother Detrich. Mrs. Lovie Wandri and daughter, Myrtle took dinner Monday with Mrs.

Cora Hardy. Mrs. Rufus Shafer took dinner Monday with Mrs. Annie Isaacs. Miss Flossie Isaacs of Logansport spent Sunday with her parents.

Mr. Earl Anderson is working for i Bruce Kindall in the a i shop. 'Mr. and Mrs. Jess Owens are visit- i ing this week with Mr.

and Mrs. Jake Owens. Mrs. Lib Hoover is very poorly at i i writing. NOBLE I Ralph will come home day to spend Sunday with his par- i en-tn.

ru. C'iark Rnlirer and Mrs. Fred i Perry and daughter, Freida, called on We a a Mrs. Baker is Mrs George Honey TueBday. a little better I The and Mie! Sewing club i a Little Susie Bowyer is i sick i meet with Mrs.

Chancy Tilton day afternoon. I The school has established a new Mrs. Alex Dumm has been on the sick list. Indianapolis with his wife and Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Shepherd. Mrs. Willing has been visiting in Indianapolis for several weeks aud returned home with her husband. Relatives and friends gave Hugh Gorman and family a surprise last Sunday. The self-invited guests came with well filled baskets and at noon a grand dinner was served.

Mr, and Mrs. Will Burley entertained relatives Tuesday evening. Frank Hardy butchered last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Will Burley, Joe Burley and family, A. 0. Brandt and Will Hardy attended the funeral of Spear Swinehart Monday. The funeral of James Spear Swinehart was held Monday in Logansport at the undertaking parlors of Killian McCloskey. Services conducted by Rev.

Dunn. He was laid to rest in Jit. Hope -cemetery by the side of his and daughter. Mr. Swinehart spent most of his life in Noble township, Cass county Ind.

He was an old soldier and served three year's in the war. In the year, 1900 he went to Rugby, N. and improved a claim, and in 1913 went to Mondak, Montana, and took another -claim and improved it. Mr. Swinehart at one time was a member of the Shiloh i church and has many friends in the Frank Myers and family have been olripr generation in this vicinity.

He sick with the grippp. Dan Burket is on the sick list. I Mrs. Mauil Burley, who has been a to mourn his depauure. sick with grippe, is not improving passed away at the age of 70 years and six months.

He leaves one son, Will Swinehart of and Henry Kurd and brother. a i Walter, Kathryn, Gerald Charles. and Doris Bowyer spent Wednesday evening at tiie home of C. R. Kahler.

Mr. Kahler is not very well. Quite a number of Mrs. Chester U-'il- son's Sunday school classmates called on her Thursday and look her presents. Some went last Thursday, owing to the cold, not very many were there.

HARD SCRATCH W. H. Brandt and daughter, Emma have been very sick the past week with grippe. J. F.

Myers is improving- slowly. Mrs. Clara Leach is i i slow- ly and is able to set up but unable to walk. Mrs. Lide Brandt, who has been sick i grippe, is able to be a Mrs.

Don Griffin and the a DEER CREEK The funeral of the late Mr. Henry Lautz occurred from the at 10 a. m. To Mr. and Mrs.

William Sibbett a son. S-chools here were almost a 'blank last week owing to the grippe. Charles Mullikin taught school for his brother, Otis, who was sick a few Mrs. Mary Stone, Deer Creek central is able for work again. David Lowery is abli to be about again.

The Attica Independent basketball team was deefated at the A. A. hall Saturday night by the Deer Creek T. T's. Will Mead of Lo.e-ans.port, is work- in? for Monroe Meade.

Some from here a farmers' institute at Wheeling. Teachers Institute will ho held in the Deer Creek school 'building Saturday, Jan. 22nd. spent a few weeks with their daughter Mr. Butz had the grippe while there.

The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.

Laura Starry Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 25th. at 2:30 a'clock, and render the residence I following program: Devotional, Mrs. Liddle; music: of Prayer RURAL ROUTE 25 Meeting closed at the Baptist Sunday night with two additions to the church. James Maxson -called on Frank Watts and wife Wednesday.

Mrs. Said Shidiler received word that her brother, Mr. Dave Fergus was -critically ill near Pulaski. Mr. Ri-ce and Prank Watts took two loads of hogs to Logan Tuesday.

Frank Watts sold a horse to Ernest Brandt Wednesday. 'Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bayless was in Mrs. Will i and children i i ed Mrs.

John Hansen Sunday afternoon. I up again. are doing splendidly along the music Mrs. Carolyne i had a stroke line. They will probably sing at both of paralysis a and was tak- services Sunday.

Sunday school at en in the Killian ft McCloskey a preaching immediately follow- Mr. and Mrs. Chris Tyre and chil- tmlance to St. Joseph hospital in I i and Junior League meets at 2:30. The Star Bible class will meet i i spent Sunday with Mrs.

Mary Logansport. She is reported very I Preaching in the evening at 7:00. The revival meetings are still in progress with fair attendance consid- ering the bad weather and the great Logan Tuesday. a of sickness. Miss Lucile Duu-! Mrs Emmie Saxon and daughter, Ester, visited Mrs.

Brown Tuesday. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Lane is very sick with pneumonia. About fifty friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Bart- Tuesday and gave them an old-fashioned surprise.

i teacher, Mrs. night. Earl Goss spent few days lust week with Mr. and Henry Berry. Three of Mr.

Martin's children are on the sick list. John Williams' baby was quite sick last Mr. Will Harrison is some better. Mr. Will Hopper son and C.

Bowyer and son butchered for Mr. a iast week. Walter Bowyer went home with Mrs. Washburn i week to visit friends in a i Word was received from Rev. Coy to the effect a ho would in all Harrison, Friday I Sludebaker of Walton.

Mr. and Mrs. Marley Gibson of Marion. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Gibson, this week. low. Mrs. Sallie Hardy is very poorly. James Farlow, an old resident of Mrs.

Celia Berry, Mr. Henry Hitter, i township, had a stroke of a a i south of here, is slowly convalescing. Those on the sick list are: Mae Sisson, Charles and Lon Miss Rush, for National Constitutional Prohibition; Legislative phases; Helps--Special program to be furnished by Ta- tional W. C. T.

music; -benediction. invited. Sunday services: Christian church resumes its revival meetings Saturday night; Sunday school 9:30 tomorrow morning: preaching morning and evening i notice. M. E.

church--Sunday school at 930 a. preaching, Lincoln, 10:30 a. Salem 3 p. m. and Walton at 7 p.

m. Epworth League at 6 p. m. Lutheran church-Sunday school at 9:30 a. preach- A I A I USED FOR I 15,000 CASES IN DALLAS, TEX Dallas, Jan.

have been 15,000 oases of grip in Dallas since the tirst part of December, according to esiimau's of city health authorities given out today. Vaccination is being tried here in the hope of relieving the situation. A A A ing 10:30 a. m. Brethren- school at 9:30 a.

m. -Sunday NOTICE OF PETITION TO SELL A ESTATE. State of Indiana, Cass County, ss: In the Cass Circuit Court, January Term, 1916. Christian T). Roller.

Executor of the Last Will of Martha C. Watts, Deceased, vs. Lida Allen, Et Al. To Lida Allen, Mary E. Patten, Flora Perkins, John C.

McKaig, Robert H. McKaig, Cora G. Russell, Nellie. R. Rice.

A E. McKaie, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff or this affiant, Luther R. McKaig, Grace Clark, Gertrude McKaig, Robert R. McKaig, Carl B. McKaig, Joyce McKaig, Paul McKaig.

Midela McKais-McCarnes, Bculah McKaig Pennock, and Robert McKaig: Reported to The Journal-Tribune by John W. a Abstractor. Trustee of Church of Christ to Charlotte B. Cronise, Lot 20 in Schuec- berger's Add; W. $1.00.

Otto A. Burgman et ux to A A. Burgman, lot 3 in. City Park Grounds; W. J500.

Allen Snider et to Mary E. Mummert, lot 121 in Add; W. "Matthew Maroney, tr. to Willanl Brown, 1-3 acre in Sec. 30, Harrison W.

$30. Dora E. Duckworth to Cynthia Duckworth, part of lot 90, O. $1.00. A.

L. Jonos et ux to Chester Miller, part of lot 5, in. Jones 1st W. Charles L. Larimer, et ux to Margaret C.

i part of lot. in Standley's W. M. F. Bligh et ux to John B.

Moore, I part of lot 7 in B. M. Smith's W. S350. James I.

Barnes et ux to Wai tor E. Taj-hill, lot on north side; W. You are severally hereby notified that the above named petitioner as Executor a fores a Court of Cass County, Indiana, a petition making you defendants thereto, and praying therein that an order and decree of said court be made, author- Catherine Landis et vir to Henry Husted, part NEVi of Sec. 22, Miami Q. C.

$1.00. Isabella J. Crawford to John or of the last will and estate part of lot S7 id, has filed in the Circuit 000 Andrew J. Smith et ux to Braden, 68 acres in Sec. 32 and Jefferson W.

i Oeo. W. Seybold et ux to Em- the sale of certain real estate IM 25 in Cecil belonging to the estate of said dece- Misses Hildag'ard and Joyce Gates and in said petition described, to visited School No. 9 Monday. George Watts went to Pulaski i a liabilities of said estate; and has nesday evening and moved Dave a averred by affidavit filed with 51,000.

Harvey C. Shaw et ux to Cath a assets for the payment of a lot in onward; Krmicl Williams a i lacerated sis Tuesday i and is vory low. Mr. Dan i i suffering seriously to the home of Mrs. Sade Shidler two fingers i assisting F.

A. Gibson in i Tuesday. Mrs. Hazel Perm of R. F.

D. No. is very sick. from erysipelas. Miss Ha.zel Elkins is subsliu.iting for Mr.

Laurel Ritter at sjiicl petition that, you and each of you Mrs. John Hansen is very poorly at I Mrs. E. N. Busard.

irho has been the Woodling school. this writing. Otis, Willard and Daisy seriously ill i i a is a Winters to set up a little each day. spent. Sunday with Mr.

i i a i "Rov. Featherstono i hold spr- son and a i of Hill. i at i church next a Mr. William Munson and Joe Walk- at the usual hours. i Je.sse Zinn is visiting relatives near Flora.

To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sprague Wednesday, a nine-pound boy. PI- are cutting wood for Mr. Will Mun- scn.

i Hyman was thp Sunday afternoon guest of Harry Rhine. Daisy Munson aud Miss Mary 'Mrs. Saxon and a Esther, I A. J. of Logansport, is spent the past two wr-Mis i his i i i a a family, who lias been seriously i I Mrs.

W. H. Turnpaugh is i probability till his a i at Yinul, spent Sunday afternoon with Pipe Creek a He has beer. Miss Mnblo Dave Brandt of Loyansport spent a i W. H.

holding a Tiosa. series ot meeting: last a a Will Hardy and a spent Monday i Mr. and i a i ST, Mr. and a I a of I i a a i art- i i i a i a i i i i i The i i a i of Boost was in our i a mi in a a i a i i i from Columbus. i i in'- a ,1 a i i a a a i of i i a a school i grippe.

a D. I a off several a of hogs i week. i Mrs. I i i is reported i a Lvons Mr. and Mrs.

Will Munson and daughter, I'rsel. 'Mr. and Mrs. Charley a Gibson. Wills and sou.

Ira, Mr. and Mrs. Cllf- ford Tonpy anil son. Tisited Mr, a Mrs. Wills Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ingle Mr. and Mrs. i i a Darland a and family.

a Tuesday. Glen Eikelbprnev sold 2 head of Mr. Chris Tyre sppnf Saturday with! cattle last week. his brothpr, Charles Tyre, of Miss A i Crowe has to Snider, James Gibson, i school after being at home sick for Mr. and Mrs.

A. Sisson entertained 1 a i from Logansport a i Mrs. Robert Rush spent Sunday even i i Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Mas- Miss Arp-bie Myers spent over i day with Miss Hosier Ferguson tmd Mrs TTfirr Brown enter- Mrs.

Mabel Neff and i spent i a i 1 a Hev. and Mrs. C. K. Sunday afternoon with W.

A. Light a Ml "ml.Mrs. John Rrnsh. Mr. Rush and Charles in the auto.

Pie is very low with ty- are non-rosidpiits of the State of In- phoid-pneumonia. fliana. and that you are necessary par- Miss Clara Dumm Sam i i to said proceeding, and that such shire were i in marriage I petition so filed, and which is now nesday at. the home of Rev. Tedford.

i is set for bearing; in said Mr. and Mrs. Birkshire have the best I i i Court at the house in wshi-K of of this i i thp City of Logansport. Cass County, Miss Edith Lane a i the CrPscpiit class a evening. John Hoover sold a load of hogs Wednesday.

Mrs. Earnest Brant and Miss Ruby Russel spent a i I aud I Esther L. Grnble to Wilson sonett. lot In West End Adc Seventeen mortgage? filed sin-" report, securing in the aecr $40.100. on the 14th day of February, I 1916.

Witness trie clerk and seal of said court this 7th clay of January, 1916. (Seal) T. .1. McELHF.NY. Clerk.

McConnpll. Jpnkines Jenkines. PU a Baker. a Gai'breath, Harry i Orville Hyman and Bob Davis i i the local school Friday afternoon. John dav.

a butchered Tues- Miss T'rspl Munson visited her sis- Mrs. Krlith Touey of Galveston, last a a Mrs. Ida Shope is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs.

Allie Winters and Mr. and Mrs. Emuel i i a assisted Fred Gibson in i Tuesday. several weeks. Mrs.

Adams spent the past week with her sister, 'Mrs. Overmyer. Miss Addip. Kaue spent last week with Mrs. Alex Dumm.

Mr. and Mrs. Will i spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Will McDonald.

Noah Dumm and son. Albert, spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dumm. I Hubert Eikelburner.

a Cor a i i TltK 1 A 3 I LftOlcst AeU DrncirUt f. Diamond Tiro nil' I'llls in Red and Take no other. Itnv of I A I I V.R.VND IMM.sr years knoivn as Best. Safest, A hvsyi SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERiifit JOHN W. MARKLEY 210 FOURTH STREET.

Abstracter of Title Notary i spent Sunday Rosenirader. a i Mr. JEFFERSON the i I Graco pan of i week i a i in Lo. a Misses a and Grace Me- haffiV a i i a a held at of i Fuh i a a i was r.o ser Paul on a of of Rev. Mr.

SteiTe. Mrs. a Jones has been i i i for the a two weeks. Fred i a Me- ham'e. a Joua and Cond a -part of the week.

All reported a fine time. Mr. Condon a the Mrs. John a spent Wednesday i i a Mrs. Lee Snider.

Miss Trsel Munson was the Saturn a i i guest of Miss Gladys Sprinkle. Miss Irene Somsel spent- Tuesday i her sister. Mrs. -Clarence Hyatt. Mrs.

Hyatt marie a trip to i Peru Tuesday, i Thursday. Mr. John butchered Tues- Services at the Center Presbyterian church Sunday at the a hour. Mrs. Fotist, mother of H.

Foust, is seriously ill at the honve of her gfirandclaughter. Mrs. Effie Clouse. Chas. Elliott is tslll very sick.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loser, Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Light called on Mrs. E. Mrs. Ray Yocnm, Mr.

and Mrs. Julius N. Busard Wednesday forenoon. Carney and Mrs. Allen Price, assist- Robert Smoot of Boniphan, ed Glen Loser and i with their Tisited with Mr.

and Mrs. A. O. B''andt. i i Tuesday.

Mr. Lafe Aspaugh is reported tet- ter. Charles E. Hansen has gone into the electrical business. Emuel Williams -butchered Wednesday.

OUR YOUNG wone are so often subject to headache--are languid, pule and nervous--because their blood is thin or insufficient. They are not really sick and hesitate to complain, but they lack that ambition and vivacity which istheirbirthtight. They donot need drugs--but do need the tonic and nourishment in Scott's Emulsion that makes richer blood, fills hollow cheeks, suppresses nervousness and establishes strength. Nourishment alone makesbloodandScott'sEmulsion is the essence of concentrated nourishment, free from wines, alcohols or opiates. If mother or daughter is pale or nervous, give her Scott's for one month and see the betterment.

It has a "nutty" flavor. Avoid substitutes. At any drug store. ADAMSBORO Miss Lizzie Moore is on the si-ck list. Mrs.

Geo. Gross spent Saturday at this place. Miss Mary Bell was called to Chicago on a-ccount of the illness of her mother. Clarence Easter and son, James, visited with relatives at Peru Sunday. Schuyler Flory has rented Mrs.

Mahoney's farm north of Logansport and will take possession about March 1st. Mrs. Win. Douglass of Logansport spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. M.

T. Oliver attended the funeral of the latter's sister at Peru Tuesday. Jasper Flory has been ill with the Scott BOW-EC. sloomficid.N.j. 15-2-4 'grippe the past week.

a i and Oliver Leach and family the past wepk. He lias been i i i relatives and friends for some i in this vicinity. He will leave a foi his home, and will attend the threi- session of Brick Layers' Convention of the state. Mrs. Carrie Roller spent several days of the past week with her mother, Mrs.

L-ide Brandt. Clem Wendler is remotlling the interior of his house. A surprise was given Mrs. James Barr Tuesday evening- by her i In honor of her 'birthday anniversary. She was given a handkerchief shower.

Mrs. Addie Vernon spent Wednesday with Mrs. Alex Dumm. Chas. Henning of Logansport called on W.

H. Brandt. Charles Wendler and Cash Ids, W. A. Light and P.

A. Busarrt attended the Farmers' Mutual Insurance meeting at Kokomo, Thursday. Webb Chapel basketball team and Jefferson team, played at the Hish school building in Logansport Monday night. Tbe score was 19 to 13 in favor of Webb Chapel team. Mrs.

Jennie Seybold has returned home fro ma two months' visit with relatives in Missouri and Kansas. Harry Burley and family, Ebon Burley and sister, Jennie, of Wolcott, spent the forepart of the week with Will Burley and Joe Burley. Frank Smith and daughters of Iowa spent over Sunday with the former's brother. Andy Smith and wife and Mr. and Mrs.

John Ro'bison. Frank and George Tinkle spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Hughes of Clay township. Merl Calloway is on the sick list.

Carl Waters and Fred Fisher of i i i are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Waters of Bethlehem township.

Mr. anci Mrs. Elmer G-ugle are moving to Buruettsville. Rev. Steffey again is ahle to be out i his wife is not so well.

Miss Roach was a Logansport visitor. Mr. C. L. Ramer was -confined to his home a couple of days with grippe but was able to be out yesterday.

Osceola Phillips, the diptheria patient, was out Thursday for the first. Word from Mr. and Mrs. John Shaver at. Martinsville, tells us they are feeling better.

'Mr. Elmer Ricketts of Columbus, is i i i Smiley Scott and a i i Payson Bowyer. Dollie Home and Samuel Lindersmith are among the many grippe i i at this place. -Schools resumed i work yesterday morning, with the exception of Miss Phillips' room. and Mrs.

Charles Blitz have ret from Cleveland, where they Closing: Out Sale Having decided to i a i I am going, to offer at public Wednesday, 2nd 1916 i i at 10:00 o'clock a. on what as as the Harvey Gray Farm, miles of Galveston, miles southwest of Lin- coin and miles due south of Walton, the i described prop- BINETTSVIUE Miss Gladys Ricbey of visited friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham were Idaville visitors Wednesday.

Mrs. H. Cullen visited friends at Lake Cicott Tuesday. Miss Maude Million returned to her work at Monticello 'Monday. Miss Cora Love spent Friday with Glen Good and family at Lake Cicott Mrs.

Harold Risser was in Logansport Thursday. Mrs. Pierce of Lafayette spent part of last week with her daughter, Mrs. Carson Duffey. Frank Risser and Miss Blanche Girard were united in marriage at Delphi last Thursday.

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days. Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. First gives relief. John Willing spent over Sunday in' Adv. 18 YEARS OF LIVER TROUBLE Finally Relieved by the Old Reliable Thedford's Black-Draught.

Traverse City, J. W. Edwards, of this town, says: "I suffered for about IS years with liver trouble, and doctored with many different At last, I was told that an operation was the only thing that would help me, but I heard of Thedford's Black-Draught, and took six 25-cent packages and it cured me. i can recommend it to all who suffer from liver troubles. I have influenced several of my neighbors to take Black-Draught Liver Medicine, and I give it to my I can safely say that I owe my life to Black-Draught, as it put me on my feet after everything else had failed." You know that you can depend upon Black-Draught Liver Medicine for quick and permanent relief in all disorders of the liver, stomach and bowels, such as indigestion, constipation, biliousness, headache, sour stomach, tired feeling', and many other common ailments, because, in the past 75 years, it has helped so many thousands of people, whose troubles were similar to these.

Safe, gentle in action, and without bad after-effects, Black-Draught is sure to benefit both young and old. Sold everywhere. 2oc a package. Costa only one cent a dose. NCB4 Horses--One team black geldings, 8 years old, sound and good workers, weight 2800 1 bay mare, 3 years old, in a a good worker, weight 1875 1 bay genera! purpose horse.

3 years old, will work in all harness, weight 1100 1 a colt, i 2 years 1 mare, smooth mouth, extra good worker, weight 1350 7 Head cow, 5 years old, will be fresh in a good i 1 black cow, 5 years old. will be fresh last of an extra good i 1 Angus cow, 3 years old, will be fresh the of a 1 red i a a i a 1 black steer, old. and 2 a calves, red. 42 Head Hogs---Two sows that will farrow by date of sale; 3 sows a will a in M'arch; 1 Duroc male hog, 2 years old and im- 13 shoats, ranging from 85 to 125 23 shoats, ranging 50 to 75 a of these are i Farm Implements--One a wagon with triple as good as 1 McCormick binder, S-foot cut. been used one ses.son; 1 16-inch Oliver i i 1 16-inch Satley i i 1 3-section spike tooth a as good as I Bell Centre disc a 1 Satley i a 1 set of new hay ladders; 1 hog rack, new; 1 gravel bed; 1 one-horse i a 1 Satley corn a with fertilizer attach- 1 scoop a 1 set of sideboards; 1 1 set of team harness, almost 1 set of ploy harness; 1 set of buggy harness; I horse power gasoline i 1 jack, new; 1 mud boat and 1 stone a 2 i i i a hog houses; 1 tank heater; 1 five-barrel tank with hog a i a a 30 feet of 2 inch galvanized pipe: (i hog troughs and a other articles too numerous to mention, such as forks, shovels, chains and double trees.

bushels corn, more or less: 25 bushels seed corn, Reed's Yellow 7 tons of clover hay, more or less; 3 tons of baled straw, 2 years old, good, i straw. Terms of Sale--A credit of 6 and 12 months will be given, the first i interest, the last 6 months will draw 6 per cent. All notes a are not paid when due i draw 7 per cent from ds.te of sale. All sums of $5.00 and cash in a all sums over $5.00 a credit of 6 and 12 3 per cent discount for cash when entitled to credit. No property to be removed until terms are complied with.

'Lunch will be served on ground. ELMER WILLS Col. W. B. Davies, Auctioneer.

R. C. Hyatt, Clerk..