The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-06-23
Real Estate Transfers.

1keaA Estate transfers.
The following are the transfers fled
for record in the Recorders Office, from
May 9TH to June 9th, 1887, e,Tii Ie
s. Brinley to John Billman 971& acres
in jefferson township, $4,000.
Amanda j. Beggs to james B. Hap
township, $50. 8 3
Susan Lock to Jas. B. Hapner, (quit
claim 10 acres in Harrison Up, $50. .
Mary A. B~randenburg to James B.
Hapner, quit claim) 10 acres in Harri-
son township, $50.
Sarah E. Miller to James B.. Hapner,
quit claim 10 acres In Harrison town
ship, $25.
David F. Hapner to James B. Hap.
ner, Quit claim 10 acres In Harrison
township, $25.
Theodosia Lynn to James B. Hapner,
Quit claim) 10 acres in Harrison town
ship, $50.
ner, Quit claim) 10 acres in, Harrison
township, $50.
Miriam McWhinney ct al. to Jesse
Swisher, 256 acres In jackson town
ship, $4,000.
David r. Banta to John Holtzmuller,
quit claim 40 acres in Monroe town
ship, $4,000.
VIM. Brinley to Caroline Ross, 80
acres and a fraction in Jefferson town
ship, $4,000.
John Holtzmuller to David R. Banta,
40 12.100 acres in Monroe Tp., $4,000.
Benjamin F. Baker to VIM. L. Stay
ton, Lot 80 in E%ldorado, $3.50.
Nathan L.. Ramsey TO HeZekiah Nor
ton, 50 acres in Israel Tp., S $1,000.
N. s. Hart to Sarah Holtry, Lot % In
New Lexington, 500.
jeremiah McCarty to j. M. Shafer,
II 1-5 acres in Jackson Up, $1,400.
John II. Bennett to Benz. j. Fowler,
Lot 214 in Camden, $3.50.
Clinton Shurley to E.. 81. M. Petry,
40 acres in Monroe township, $4,000.
Samuel Petry to e. 81. NJ. Petry, 20
acres in Monroe township, s 1000.
E. II. NJ. Petry to Samuel Petry, 30
acres in Monroe township, 1900.
Jacob r. Clawsou, by his heirs at
law, to Elizabeth Eller, Lot 146in VIM
chester, $50.
Jacob Poffenberger to Henry Brill,
Lot Is and IA and other lands in Green.
bush, Gratis tow nship, 500.
Martha Hart to John Ward, l acre In
Somers township, $50.
A. j. Fart to John Ward, l acre In
Somers township, $3.50.
Washington Canday, Andrew and
Bell Klinger to Joseph. Klinger, (quit
claim IL acres in Dixon Up, $50.
Benz. Drefenbaugh ct al. to John
Coleman, (quit claim) 54.045 acres in
Twin township, 81.
j. D. Dye to Charlotte Todd, Lots 81
and 90 in Verona, 500.
John Bilman to william uBrinley, 9S
acres in Jefferson township, - SEQ.
Jacob Wolf to VIM. Estabrook, 90
acres in Harrison Tp., 1925.
r. j. Apologize to j.. b. VanLue 8
acres and some fractions in Harrison
township, 81, 900. .gal
VIM. Brown, Administrator of John
C. Banta, to David r. Banta, 80 acres,
"a, 1868.
"Stand Up" and tell why. some I'm
plement Dealers have to resort to gross
Misrepresentation of competitors
goods as q means Of selling their own?
For instance some dealers have report
ed that the Osborne Binder is not a
TWINE Binder and that we only fur
nish the Wire Attachment with Ma
chimes, because the manufacturers have
no confidence in the Irvine and will
have to resort to wire before the har-
vest is over. In order to correct all
such misstatements we will say now
that the Osborne Binder is warranted
to work equally as well with either at
tachment, and any n buying one of
the above Binders of US will do SO with
the full understanding that they must
fill warranty as s'Twine Binder" or no
sale. We are pleased to note, howey-
.er, that the falsehoods of these "artful
dodgers" are having very little If any
effect, and we continue to sell Osborne
Binders just the same. And we fur
Their wish to state for the benefitof those
parties who are undecided whether to
buy this year or not, that it is a ques-
ton you must settle very soon, for If
you do not it must be decided for you
by the same announcement from the
Factory that decided it for so many last
year, viz: "We cannot furnish you
another Binder this year." Take warn
ing aud order Immediately ard when
harvest comes you will be happy.
my26-tf1 J. C. BONNER & Bro.