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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
PROBATE COURT
DOHGS

In the matter OF the Board of County
Commissioners of Mercer County VS.. the
Board OF County Commissioners OF Darke
County, committees appointed by the pro-
bate courts of DRrke and Mercer Counties
met and were instructed by the court as to
their duties.
Last will and testament OF MRhala A.
Rice admitted to probate. VIM. M. Rice
appointed and qualified rs executor. In
ventory and appraisement dispensed with.
George Klingshirn appointed and quail
fed rs administrator of Sebastian King
shird, deceased. Inventory and appraise-
ment May 20.
Last will and testament of Henry Gels,
jr., filed for probate. For hearing May IS.
H. "A. Miller, executor OF the estate of o.
@. o. Miller, deceased. guardian OF Joseph
Karch. filed final account. For hearing
June 20.
Last win and testament OF Peter Batch,
deceased. filed for probate. For hearing
May IS.
Last will and testament Of Henry Gels.
jr,, admitted to probate.
Last will and testRmedt Of Samuel s. Spi-
Ger, deceased, admitted to probate. j. E.
Heppeard and #. E. Small appointed and
qualified as executors.
Last will and testament of Peter Batch,
deceased. admitted to probate. W. E. OoRte
appointed and qualified as executor. In
ventory and appraisement May %.
Geo. WeinmRnn, executor OF John Urois-
tof Henger, deceased, filed sale bill of per-
sonal property.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
NEW ODD FELLOWS
TEMPLE To Be DED|-
GATED WEDNESDAY
Fair Begun Yesterday, with En-
teresting Daily Programs,
Leads Up TO That Date.

The Odd Fellows fair, an event Of un-
usual interest for Celina opened yester-
day and will last for a week, culminat-
ing next Wednesday with the dedication
of their magnificent new Temple on
West Market street, which will mark an
epoch in Oddfellowship in this county.
Something is doing every day until that
notable event.
To-day is Rockford and Recovery day.
Tomorrow is Mendon day.
Monday is St. Marys and New Bremen
day. Shawnee Lodge of St. Marys will
confer the third degree upon a class of
fourteen on that evening
Tuesday is Rebekah day.
Wednesday is dedication or banner
day Especial programs have been ar
ranged for each day.
The dedication day program haa been
divided in two parts, and will occupy
afternoon and evening. The ceremo-
MES will be in charge of A. {. Bachtel of
Akron Grand Master of the order in
this State, and Past Grand Master John
L. Sullivan, of East Liverpool, will be
QUE Of the notables to make an address.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
DEMOCRATS MEET
TOMORROW
I'm Convention to Select Delegates
to State, Senatorial and
judicial Conventions.

The following delegates, selected at
the county primary Tuesday, will meet
tomorrow Saturday afternoon to name
three sets of delegates to as many con-
ventionS:
Blackcreek-J. E. Piper.
Burkettsville-John H. Bowers.
Butler-Ben Birkmeyer.
Celina, first wards. ]. Vining.
Celina, second ward-Geo. W. Winter.
Celina, third ward-Geo. Garman.
Celina, fourth ward-Law'c Schunck.
Center-T- E. Williams.
Henry Niekamp.
Coldwater-J. M. Willhof
Dublin, East--John P. Chivington.
Dublin, North-E. +. Coffman
Franklin-H. B. Bennett
Recovery, North-J. L. Anthony.
Recovery, South-A. A. Kolp.
Gibson-G. H. Young.
Granville-John Huwer.
Henry +. Lemke.
Jefferson-H. o. Mowry.
Liberty Geo. Fender.
Marion, East-Joen d. Kramer.
Marion, West-Frank Feltz
Montezuma-H. B. Bennett.
Recovery-wB Grieshop.
Rockford-Chas H. Snyder,
St. Henrp-J. A. Schirack.
Union-G. w. Kinkley.
Washington, North-Perry Knox.
Washington, South--Ben VonderHarr.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
ABBREVIATED
NEWSLETS

A. Gully, of Geneva, Ind, who was in
town the first OF the week, is very enthused
ever his cholera remedy. more extended
notice OF which appears in this issue.
Lost--Ladies' watch, on Thursday, May l6
In Oelina, or on the road between here and
James Monroe's4 miles west of town. Lib
eral reward for return OF same to Mrs.
Frank West. CelinR. R.D.T
Christ Gieseke, of New Bremen, former
we'll known Hopewell township man, was
among our business callers Monday. Christ
is with the New Bremen Implement 90.
and covers considerable territory in the
south part of this county for his firm.
J.F. Wise. OF Union City, Ind, and his
brother-in-law, r. B. Monroe, residing west
OF town, made this office a pleasant call
Saturday. Mr.. Wise and his wife were up
Cordier and wife.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
BREAKS INTO NEWSPAPER
BUSINESS AGAIN

w. L. Murlin, former well known Mer-
Ger County printer and publisher, is to get
back into the newspaper business, having
been out of It ior a conslderabl time, confin-
ing his abilities to job printing. This news
comes TO The Democrat in the following
brief note from Etna Green. Ind, under
date OF goth inst;
PLEASE change my address on The Demo-
crat to Matthews. Ind, as have arranged
to move there and expect TO be at that place
by the time your next issue is OF the press.
Have assumed the responsibility OF getting
out newspaper for the people there, and
will move this week. Very truly yours,
wv. J.. MURLIN.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
RESULTS OF REPUBLICAN
COUNTY AND DISTRICT
BALLOTING.

Official returns from the county give
the Roosevelt delegates to the Republi-
can national convention a majority over
the Taft delegates. The vote cast was
very light, the Roosevelt delegates,
Jones and Pence, getting 318 and 33l,
and the Taft delegates, Parmenter and
Rush, 256 and 259 respectively.
The results from the district are very
uncertain, but local Taft men claim a
victory in the district for their candi-
dates.
The Republicans put the following
county ticket in nomination:
Representative. H, Harting. ~
Probate Judge-C. S. Younger.
Clerk-M o. Krugh.
Prosecutor-E. ]. Brookhart.
Sheriff Robert Larmore.
Auditor-J. c. Marlin
Treasurer-Ed F. Hellwarth.
Commissioners D. S. Black and A. c.
Presho.
<Resorder-W. E. Chapman.
The Republican delegates to the State
convention are said to favor Taft They
are o. F. Rentzch, Anthony Meiring
and B. r. Price.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
To the Loser

The Dayton News, in speaking on a
very tender subject, applicable to Mer-
Ger County as well as Montgomery, says:
ITO the loser in the primary let 1t be
stated once and for all that whatever is,
is best-absolutely and always. At
least, it is best if fellow will make the
most of it, rnd that is what the state
ment mean~
1t has been said i'll regard to an acient
game called poker that the cheerful loser
seldom does meaning thereby, i'll the
complicated language of the day. that
the fellow who does not brood over his
losses is ahead of the game, however the
cards run. Perhaps it would be better
to say that the fellow who does brood
over his losses loses twice. He loses
his money and, what is of more worth,
his perspective of life. He loses in adj
dition to his worldly goods, his eternal
fitness for recuperating his losses.
There were number of good men de-
feated aa the primary But they ought
to be better men today than they were
before they were defeated--and wiser
ones. 1t is no indication that the world
is awry Because they lost; it is not evi-
dence that a clossal mistake has been
made and tnat utter darkness is to fall
upon the face of the earth, with never
ray of light to guide our wandering feet.
It only means, or ought to, that the fick-
leness of fat is such that the pins we set
up for ourselves are sometimes knocked
down by the other fellow, if that is not
mixing things too much.
If the ultimate success and happiness
of any man depended upon the number
of votes he got at the primary, he is
failure anyway If it requires place of
preferment to constitute success in a
mans life, he would not be successful
even if he should have been preferred.
Success at the polls would have been at
most but a temporary makeshift.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24

The above ticket was placed in nomi-
nation by the Democrats Of Mercer
County at the primary election last Tues
day, and will to man be elected next
fall, when the people will put the final
seal of their approved on those chosen
for the various positions of honor and
trust in the contest just closed,
Several of the contests were very
close, and the fight for place was hotly
contested all along the line until the
polls closed.
The most exciting of the finishes was
the three-cornered fight for Probate
Judge. Attorney Orvelle Raudabaugh, a
promident young attorney of this city,
winning out over Judge Dugan by the
narrow margin of 70 votes.
The fight for Representative, was also
a three-cornered affair, early returns
Tuesday evening showing that 1t was
between DIR. Wintermute of this city and
Fred Huber, a popular school teacher OF
Franklin township. The closeness OF
the vote made it interesting, but when
the tide seemed to set i'll the Doctors s
favor his friends became demonstrative
and grew into a jollifcation when
late returns showed him safely in the
lead. Returns early Wednesday morn-
ing showed him in the lead by 119 votes,
but this was cut down to so votes by the
official count yesterday.
The fight for Commissioners was close
and hair-raising, especially for the
third position, which went to Inhrmary
Director Andrew Brunswick of Granville
by plurality of a votes over John Helm
of this city.
The rest of the contests were too much
one-sided to get excited over, Stein
drummer, Benke, Myers and Stelzer get
ting there with both feet but duly
thankful
The accompanying table, while being
the unofficial returns, complied from
Tuesday nights reports, will be found
not for from correct.
The totals given in the table for Rep
resentative, Probate Judge and Prose-
cutting Attorney are, however, the Off
cial count as made by the Board of Elec-
tions yesterday afternoon.
The total vote as given in the table
for delegates>to the national convention
is not exactly correct, the official count
being as follows: Barnes, 857; Browne,
2,41i; Fox, 2,426; Mackenzie, 70e.
The total vote cast for Governor Will
son in the county was 1852, and that for
Governor Harmon 1903, making Will
sons majority 124. A peculiar feature
of the Presidential preference vote was
that cast in the West precinct of Marion
and in Recovery township. In Marion
West Harmon got 10 votes and Wilson z
while there were 222 cast. In Recovery
Harmon got l9 and Wilson 2, while lS9
were cast.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
WHERE IS JOHN
STEPHENSON I?

Mrs. Iva HArmRn an aged lady living on
Oron street. in the Citizens addition, has
asked the officers to try and locate the
father or relatives OF Charles Stephenson.
aged 10 years. who has been living with
her since he was child OF two years. The
boy was given into her care when his moth
or died. The parties were then living in
Liberty township. The last time she heard
from the father was when he was leaving
his way, as he stated. for Chicago ILL.,,
where It is believed another son, an attor-
ney. lives. There were also four sisters.
The aged lady is getting very feeble and is
anxious to locate the relatives. The faith
er's name is John Stephenson.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
ANNUAL MEET CELINA
HIGH SCHOOL
ALUMNI

The annual meeting OF the oelinA High
School Alumni Association was held In the
Odd Fellows Temple last Tuesday night,
and despite the fact that many members
interested in the attendant results Of the
primary election did not attend, the meet
ing was huge success and greatly enjoyed
by those present. The entire program was
held In the Temple, the Daughters OF Re-
bekah furnishing an elegant banquet for
the occasion.
The following officers were selected for
next years meeting; President, Ray Coll
ins; Vice President, Mrs, r. A. Snyder;
Secretary, Urban Diener; Treasurer, Ohae.
o. Ellis.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
WORLD-REATER HOG
CHOLERA REMEDY

Drives cholera where the shaking ague
went by feeding ouIly's Preventative Rem
edies. Cures frst stages Of hog cholera.
his remedy. IL beats them all
and saves the pigs chickens and hogs from
cholera for your life time. IL driver chol-
era from farms, counties and states. VIII
gladly furnish you testlglonials on applica-
Mr.. Oulley Is q veteran of the civil war
and served years In 90, #. ...40th O.V.V j.,
and Is pretty we'll known In this part OF the
State and Eastern Indiana,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24

Judge Howard Hollister of Cincinnati,
one Of President Tast's appointees, has
decided in effect that the great express
companies are beyond all legal control.
Either that decision or the express com
panies ought to go. Whichever one il
might be that would have to go should
have Judge Howard Hollister going with
it and in a hurry.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
RTarriage LIcenses ISSUED.

Martin Bennett aged 40. Shelby County,
minister, son of Madison Bennett, and
Mary II. Piatt, aged ~, Butler township,
housekeeper. daughter of Lewis PlRtt. Rev.
VIM. Miller.
Harold Oemons, aged 2l. Muncle, Ind,
Iaborer, son OF VIM. Olemons, and Florence
M. Brown, aged "a. Butler township, house,
keeper. daughter Of Aller Brown.
Albert Groth. aged 83, Liberty township,
grocer, son Of Henry Groth ana Aoa n E.
daughter of A. d. Miller. Rev. Webb.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24

the official count will have to be invoked
to determine this dubiety.
In the face of these stern facts it has
become known that the adherents of
Presinent VIM. H. Taft, following his
Washington declaration that he proposes
to fight on, have determined to carry the
coolest into the state convention.
Their aim is to choose the six dele
gates at large and secure a state indorse-
ment for the President. If successful it
is likely that Mr. Taft will through the
convention, promulgate the platform
here upon which he will go to his party
at Chicago.
Compact Is Modified
Governor Judson Harmon is warming
himself with the thin delusion that he
was not openly repudiated by his party
in the state, but this comfort is modified
by the concession from his managers that
Governor Woodrow Wilson has secured
the delegates and that i'll addition to
Cleveland and Toledo he was actually
defeated in his home city of Cincinnati.
His Democratic opponents assert that the
count will show heavier losses.
In the Democratic State Convention
the fight will center around and wage
upon the question of shackling the dele
gates to Baltimore with the unit rule and
iron-clad instructions for Governor Har-
mon.
On the face of the returns the chief
executive has majority of the State
Convention delegtes. 1t is grave and
serious question, however whether he
can succeed in imposing the unit rule on
the national delegates.
At the State Central Committee meet
ing his field marshal f. H. Moore, an
nounced that it would be modified and
made apply only to his candidacy.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
NOTICE TO NEWLY ELECTED
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL
COAIhHITTEEh1EN

The members of the newly elected
Democratic Central Committee are re-
quested to meet at the Courtroom in
this city tomorrow Saturday after
noon. The meeting will be called to
order promptly at 1890 pm, standard
time, so that the organization of the
committee can be effected and the neces-
sary business transacted before the meet
ing of the county convention, which
will be held the same afternoon.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
FAVOR
ISSUE Of BONDS
FOR SEWERAGE

The $4,000 sewerage bond Issue for
the construction of a complete sewerage
system in this city carried by a large
vote at the primary election Tuesday,
576 votes being cast for the issue and 1853
against. The law requires a two-thirds
majority of the total vote cast in the
election for the passage of a bond issue
and this was accomplished by a majority
Of So votes. The vote cast by wards:
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
TEDDY SWIPES
BROTHER TAFT
And Harmon Loses Some Tall
Feathers, His Home County
RePISiiatilg Kim.

A Columbus special Of Wednesday thus
sums up the Ohio political situation as it
applies to the Presidential fight
Emerging from the smoke, the din
and the helter-skelter confusion of the
remarkable political battle of yesterday,
it is found that the battle was but one of
a campaign that has not yet been fought
out.
Thendore Roosevelt has carried the
state by upward of $4,000 majority and
seems to have logical claim to 81 of the
4S delegates from Ohio to the national
conventional at Chicago.
There is no doubt as to the outcome in
the sixth and thirteenth Districts, and
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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24

Herbert SCHNEIDER, son Of ex-Inhrmary
Director and Mrs. John SCHNEIDER, of Ft.
Recovery, and Miss Gladys Pumphrey
youngest daughter Of Marshal and Mrs.
united in marriage at the Catholic Church
at O'Clock last Wednesday morning Rev.
Ernest Hefele saying the nuptial mass.
The young couple we're attended by Ferd
SCHNEIDER, a brother OF the groom, and Miss
Mildred Hoover, of Lima, cousin Of the
bride.
Immediately following the ceremony the
wedding party was driven TO the Pumph-
rey home, where an elaborate wedding
breakfast was served.
The groom is we'll known in this city and
at FIT. Recovery, his old home. For several
years he has bpen one of the popular en-
ployes OF the VIM. Cron Sons Co., carriage
manufacturers.
The bride Is a winsOme and accomplished
young lady and well known in this city.
MIR, and Mrs. SCHNEIDER are at home'' in
the Wtdmeyer property, West Fayette.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
SIxTY POCKET-BOOKS VOTED
NAY ON SCHOOL
BOND ISSUE

The 81 900 bond issue in Center town
ship for the purchase of central site
and the erection of a school building
was defeated by Center township voters,
the necessary two-thirds majority not
being forthcoming at the election on
Tuesday. The vote was l3l for and 90
aRainst.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP
SUNDAY SCHOOL
PROCEEDINGS
[By HAZEL oarmact, secretary.l

BY Hazel Oarmack, 5ecretary.l
The Washington township Sunday-schOol
convention, which was held at Washington
Chapel Sunday, May 10, afternoon and
evening, was q great success, the attend
ance being very large and great interest
manifested In every part OF the program.
TIE afternoon session opened with song,
There Is Sunshine In My Soul To- Day"
and devotional by Rev. A. O. Rainsberger.
After preliminary remarks by President,
Rev. III. A. Richardson Of New Corydon,
Ind, addressed the assembly on the sub
iect. THE Sunday-schoOl Teacher in the
Masters Work" The Sunday-echool teach
er has wonderful example TO follow, that
OF the Great Teacher. He should realize
that in doing his Masters work he Is labor,
ing in the highest cause in which man can
labor, and should endehvOr TO the best Of
his ability to walk faithfully in the foot
steps Of his Master. The Sunday-school
teacher should be a devout Christian, one
who 10 honest aud respected by the COM
munitya He should be a graduate Of q
49,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
MOVING PICTURE ENTER
TAINNIENT AT CAS-
SELLA, MAY 26

An entertainments OF moving pictures has
been arranged by Jos. A. Feltz, the well
known exhibitor and lecturersof Dayton, o..
consisting of Western and comic plays, and
Will be given at Oassella, Sunday evening
May 20, commencing at O'Clock. The
prices are-adults 16c, children, 10c. Mr.
Feltz promises all who come a pleasant
aVaufnu
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24

Mrs. Phoebe Gillespie, pioneer resident
OF this county. died at her home on Tou-
Nelle street, last Tuesday morning, follow
Ing an illness of several weeks. Deceased
was born In Mnskingum county March,
1928 and at the time of her death was past
four score and nine years OF age. She came
to this county with her parents in 1888, set
united in marriage to Charles Gillespie and
OF this union five children survive-John
and Jackson Gillespie, and Mrs. T. j. Blake.
OF this city; and Mrs. A. j. Knox and Dem
mis- Gillespie, of San Francisco, Oal. A
brother and sister also survive. Funeral
services were held at the home OF her son,
John, Logan street, yesterday morning.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24

Giles p. Murlin, we'll known resident OF
the northeast end Of the county, died at his
homo two miles south OF Mendon at half
past nine last Saturday evening, as the re-
suit OF pneumonia, which he contracted
several weeks ago Deceased was seventy
years old at the time OF his death and was
born and raised in the county. his entire
life being spent on a farm in Union town
ship. He is survived by his wife and one
daughter, Mrs. Alpha Miller, Of Mendon.
Funeral services were held last Tuesday
morning at the Bethel church.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24

Allen Keopple, OF Rockford, had an ugly
cash cut IN his head, rendering him uneon-
scious, when he fell from a load OF hay
Tuesday morning.
The seven-year-o son OF VIM, Hoblet, OF
the same place suffered like fate when be
fell from g hay NOW Monday afternoon
Nothing OF a serious character 70 expect
cd TO either as Q result OF the accidents
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
For Sale, Trade or Rent

100 acres in Washington township, form
erly known as the Wabash Valley stock
Farm; now mostly in hay alfalfa and blue
grass; O reasonable down payment, long
time on balance. II this farm is not sold
before September IL will be for rent. have
the adjoining farm also for sale. Address
DIR. i. j, RANsBoTToAf, Ooldwater, o.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
FARM AND TOWN
PROPERTY FOR SALE

The l8o-Acre farm OF David stoner, de-
ceased, located three miles southwest OF
Mendon and three miles east OF Mercer
good soil, fair improvements and perfect
title.
Also the late residence property OF David
StOner, deceased. located on the Mercer
and Rockford pike, adjoining the village
OF Rockford, consisting Of n good large one
and one-hAlf story house, with good Inn
prOvoments, good out buildings and large
orchard and about IL acres OF ground aplen-
didly located.
OF said estate. Inquire OF GHO. Fl SrONRR
Celna, Ohio, RID. NOT, or o. 8. Younger,
his attorney.
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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24

over 100 students are now enrolled for
Business, shorthand and Special Penman-
ship In our Summer School and large
number will enter in May and June.
Special rate for 10 weeks, 5000. All COM
petent students placed in positions. Write
for catalogue LIMA BUSINESS CoLLKGE.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
DEMOCRATS PUT
STRONG TICKET
IN THE FIELD
Several Close and Exciting Fin
Ishes, While a Few Have
a Walk-Away.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
TICKET NOMINATED
LAST TUESDAY

For Representative
G. J. c. wINrERMUrE
For Probate Judge
oRvELLE RAUDABAUGH
For Clerk OF Courts
WALTER /. JOHNSON
For Prosecuting Attorney
BURL A, MYERS
For Sheriff.
SHELL NJ. FISHER
For Auditor
JOHN f. sTINEBRUNNlER
For Treasurer
FRANK 3ENRE
For County Commissioner
BERNARD EVERS
HENRY BEHRENs
ANDREW BRUNSWICK
For Surveyor
DILLON r. sNfALLEY
For Recorder
HENRY sTELZIlR
For Coroner
FRANK Il. AYERS
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-05-24
CUPID'S VICTIMS

Mr., and Mrs. Amos Agenbroad received a
telegram Tuesday announcing the we'd
ding of their daughter. Miss Rose, to
Sheriff Shell M. Fisher, which occurred at
Buffalo, NY, at noon that day. The couple
left this city last Sunday, ostensibly for
Sandusky. to visit relatives, but relatives
and friends here were aware that the mar
riage would take place during the visit.
The groom is well known throughout the
county, and the day he was being married
Mercer County Democrats were nomtnat-
Ing him for the second time for Sheriff.
The bride is well known In this city. On
their return they will be AT home" at the
jail residence.
The Democrat wishes them the limit of
success and happiness.