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Probate Court Knox County, Ohio.
Eva Glenn. Admintstratrix Of the estate
tir ~ ''"'Tur1, -. {
VS.,
Mary Walker, who resides at Webb q.
ty Missouri Florence Glenn. who resides
at Webb City Missouri. George Glenn.
who resides sae at LIBERIA ,.Si kafsas Prox,dsnOS
r. l., Clara Bishop, who resides at san
Francisco, California. Glenn Bishop; wno
resides at salina, Kansas Jennie Gienn
at No. isS North Lichs! Street, Los
angeles, SsfSrna LSa Iela MGS
Glenn. Gn9 .ese' who resides at Denver, Colorado.
Hubbard Glenn. who resides at iSa Imvess
Denver Colorado, and Fred Glenn wn9sS
residence Is unknown, VIII take notics
that Eva Glenn AdniinistTatrx oi tme tne ~
the Probate court of Knox county. Ohtok
alleging that the personal estate OF sss3
and the charges Of administering his -.
tate that he died seized in Zee simple 9r
an undivided one-haif interest IN LIN: Inc io'-
A certain lot or parcel Of land situaxe0
in the county of Knox and State OF Onio.
known and DESIGNATED as follows sG,~xs sarHs
of 'Zachariah Evans north one degres.
east one hundred and sixty-six percheo
to post; thence by Lot number Two ~
f8Ish Snndred s and thirty ave perches to poats
thence south one degree. west one nuns
dred and sixty SIX pereSthesa PEREZ a 70 north eessh esIJh
nfne degrees. west one hundred ano
thirty hve punches to che place or pegne
ming, containing one hundred and tortyl
from) fifty eight (5s) acres decided TO John
Glenn, by David Glenn and wife Il being
lot number three t3) In the DIVISION OF
Evans in Pleasant township. Knox county
and State of Ohio. aforesaid ana dtvioe'
ed by the said George Evans among NJ
lowing described real estate beginning .Ae
a stone at the southwest corner OF nfty!
eight (58) acre tract OF land now owneQ
Ak: Thence thence north IS IA degrees west 4: =
rods (thencel east IA degrees nortn ~
rods to the center OF the road thence ~
an easterly direction @ eons wsst vns cs1 i.s az.
grees. south 26.72 rods to the placse, 9, OF os-
Ginning, estimated to contain le.N acres
the ssms sanSSms% mSrs Sr Sy ssS said a' THOMAS
Glenn, deceased; et al al,,,, a. thar the
The & Ksrr ths peSstoa Ss saurea II sn
l mortgage lien thereon and that said prop.
erty be sold to pay the debts ana charsse
Mary Walker, FIorepce Glenn. Georgs
| Glenn Bishop, Jennie Glenn vandersteeo'
Ella cGSsn Isan Lou TabSara %aise Gena Hsaaa s William
| Glenn, and Fred Glenn are hereby n9tl.
fled that they have been made parties 81 ae.
fendant TO said pesition anu 'na' n or ."S hefors
"e O'' 49, j. A. SCHAFFEn.
Attorney for piainti1.
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Mid Summer n Wants

in Dinnerware, Silverware
and Glassware can be- sup
piled at The Arnold Store IaH
money-saving prices. s.pa u
y They are Offering decorat-
ed Dinner sets at prices, 38,
pieces White and Gold Band
decorations d $2.9S. n MIDI ha
5o47 pieces White and Gold
decoration, $4.48.
A complete dinner set at
less than 10 cents per piece.
A guarantee ion all silver
ware of highest quality and
lowest prices. Glassware for
the house and table. Alum
inum Cooking Wear at spe-
cial low prices. 80 le1st q
Visit The Arnold Store to
save money.
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LARGE sARM DESTROYED !.

A large new barn owned by Nathan
Jenkins was struck by lightning short
ly before II o'clock Sunday night and
was burned to the ground with all OF
its contenb. A loss Of several thous-
and dollars was entailed. Six pigs
and several chickens perished In the
fianes. All other live stock was re-
moved but the farm implements, hay
grain and wool was all destroyed,
The lightning struck the barn up
on the roof and It was ablaze almost
Immediately. The nre was discovered
quickly after It started. but nothing
could be done to check It on account
Of the fact that 1t was too high to
get at with water. Forty-one feeces
Of wool, several tons Of hay 9 humber
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NOTICE TO CON.
TRACTORS % ID

Sealed proposals. Will be received ct the
County. Ohio. until fii Id ociocS cS'I D. AfS r..
Tuesday. August r. A. D.. 1913. for all 70.
substructdfs of the Brink Haven en- river @
TSridge. Union township. Knox county.
The plans, estimates, quantities snA
specifications for doing this work a. por
county plans, are on nle In the once iof
the county auditor for the. ipspection OF
business hours Of each day OF the Nesk.
1XHipi ali psSpossis SSa must be addressed to ri.
Board Of County. Commissioners. Of sKnox.
nsnt description Of TIA work bid 'on. q II
Zach and every bid must bs'AcSosspSsJ
s sss sS & 5 Ds1 Ssas 81 a: sSs Sd
. shoWI s5od faish onI the Safc of, tim b.
se ssr e :hs sdSs5s sS:slts sp$ ses ;ae sAd
.SSsd ,sss the S
biddsrs, reftns or neglect 20. enter ifntoG .
wFttten contract With aaid Hoera g Somf
terials and doing said work. within Ave
soSs sna as MS SosS q ior % sse s aSits
Ss ac n t1ss contract
II . certified check y rendered. u mugt
be drawn without conditions and be maAe
payable to the county auditor. Knex
GS. {. Chic 4ne.d stass.
IL bond Ia rendered. II must be signed
by at least two .sureties, both freehold-
The Board of County Commissioners 70.
BY order Of the Board OF County Conn
misSioner' Of Knox c4sasx; f%vlxN 1S5Si 1YouNo. a
rsi,,rl County Auditor.
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Mr.. William Lees Of Jeanette, Pa
returned home Monday aftsr 1 ~
days visit with friends In soutk W.
non. ~ ~ ~ q ~
MIR. Robert Weaver, who. recently
underwent IN operation al tie Nayo
hcspital. Rochssters MINI. arrive( In
Lima Monday on his wAy hohs U
visit with bis aunt. Mrs. A. L. white.
Mr. j. MiIlinston OF Oak street
went W East Liverpool, !, Ohio MOI;
day ID visit With reladvA. INV llA
Niss Ruth Hanson of Chicago, ILL.,,
returned home this lmbrnils after q
weeks visit with Miss Ruth ritkin.
Miss verna Salisbury went to Chi
cago. Ill, Monday 70, visit. with rsla-,
tives. 1iil NU Naibil0iu JU j
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While One Horse Perished
Il The Flames
Fire lIss Destroyed Nathanlal
Q !elklns' Barn 4
0therilssse's As 4 Result Of
The ! Big Storm

Danville, Ohio, July t4--Lightning,
early Monday morning, caused one Of
the most disastrous fires that ever
occurred in this place when the large
livery barn operated by Chester Bee
man, former Knox county inhrmary
director, burned to the ground with
practically al Of its contents valued
at many thousand dollars. Over $500
pounds OF wool was consumed. and
this alone was valued at over $1,000.
1t was stored in the barn and was
Aowned by INF. Charles Porterfield of
6ladensburs.l One horse perished in
the names and ten others were res.
cued. There was but light insurance
upon the destroyed property. .iopril,
The fire started during the Violent
electrical storm that visited Knox
county early Monday morning. A
bolt Of lightning struck the buildtnS
and Immediately set II on ilre In spite
OF the shaAxysrain. -, II. soon, was, burn
ing brislkly and the blaze was we'll be-
yond Sbnti6i bSeorS the fre-nshters
were ii stpbsltlon to work with erect.
Consequently, II was soeaix big con.
fiasratioh ard, neariy<xll Of the con.
tents we're deStfoysd with the barn
which was owned by Mrs. Simon Pakk;
or Of Danvifie. N '9'"'''''''''r' VI NV
When Y was seen that the building
could not be saved, an effort was
made to remove. some Of the most
valuable Of the contents. The horses
were Arst given attention and ten
Of them were led to point OF safety.
The eleventh and last refused to be
led from the stall and the rescuers
were forced to leave the animal to its
fate. The fire started at about $3.50
o'clock. boHN WI tAiV
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Coocciety,, !.
0New,,I,slIi 8
Entertained
With Dinner


Entertained pss sas .,H0N possll
With Dinner ilI NnSts9seasl r@ss@i
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hammond en-.
,tertainsd the Misses Helen McNabb.
Buxton and Percy Upham Of MT, ,Xer-i
non with dinner Sunday evening at
their home near, Millwood. ,siofsIdm
Ei5j 40 til3ron --oA. ltnruot ugii +.
~. r..Insa giapetlhe Ynoy lttw poil3s
,yfIth ,paneins Party, ~
|. " Mr. Ind Mrs, r. Z Y Bruce Of the
watha park by q score of 15 to 8. The
Martinsburs road entertained twenty
five young Mt. Vernon people with a
dancing party Saturday night In hon.
or Of their guests, the Misses Helen
and Elaine Barton Of San Antonio.
Texas. Refreshments were served.
~ gslraeD ipN - -t npliAe0gDd n
Housshoider-c cismsnts ,od,f lo .sf
Wedding
aMr. Harry Householder, q hlwell
Known maChintst employed at the
Pennsylvania railroad shops, and Miss
Mildred Clements. daughter OF Chief
of Police and Mrs. Rollin 8. Clements
were united ii marriage Saturday ev'
ening at 1870 o'clock by the Rev. j
i A. Long, pastor OF the Vine street
Church OF Christ at his home. Only
the members of the families Of the
contracting parties were present. Mr.
and Mrs. Householder will make thell
home with Chief and Mrs. Clements
for the present.
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Struck Mckinley On Forehead
Making Painful W0uRd

Clinton Mckinley, employed at the
pumping station at Bangs, was pain
fully injured at one o'clock Sunday
afternoon when a bolt, hammered by
fellow workman, suddenly few and
hit him on the forehead. A cash an
inch and a quarter In length was the
result Mr.. Mckinley was driven to
Mt Vernon and had his injury dressed
by DR.. Humbert.
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EAGLES Won Game

The Eagles defeated the N. c., Lii
ley team of Columbus Sunday at Hia-
waths park by score Of is to s.. The
game throughout was travesty, poor
fielding and poor hitting characteriz.
ing the game Of the visitors. The
Eagles secured two runs each in the
-first two innings and then the balloon
went up. Four runs we're totalled
in the third and from then on scoring
was ceaseless until the end of the
game Bowden and Vance worked for
the Eagles. In the ninth inning, the
Columbus team got to Bowden to the
extent uof, eight hits. sllo, hne ytseuo
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oHeep DANN SUMMED

A sheep barn on the 8. W. Henry
farm, one mile north Of Biadensburs,
was destroyed by fire Sunday night.
The Are originated. 1t is supposed,
when, the building was struck By
lightning. There was no stock In the
barn at the time u was burned, (;
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% . 8 81 o.,

Sacrifice hits, Popham, Weed; sacri.
fice hy, Van voorhis; two base hits,
Pelton 2, Weed. tsbmley, Basford;
struck out. by Norrjck ), by Tiouck Q,
by Tanner q; passed balls Lauder.
baugh 1, Van voorhfs I, sPelton 1; hit
by pitcher, Norrick (CampbelD by
critchtield (WocttonII frst on baiIsI
of Norrick I, of Houck 2, Tanner Q,
Crtichfeld 2;lefIpathises Z. M. "a.
8, X. OF p o; stolen bases Stockdaie 2,
Weed. 2, Wootton l.
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1.-TWO out in 9th.

IV ~ 10 IL ~ IL y
Sacrifice fies. Mondrbn, Ryan, Hisl
gins; two base hits. Murtaush, Gu
bertson, Peltdn. McMGnis; three base
hits, Higgins. ryan Ftsdiey 9; strack
out by Peltcn ., Ryan 3. BY Mondron
1. McManis ~ passed BATS, Mdrtaush
4. Moore 8; hit BY pitcher by McManis
I(Jacobs) by Pelton tGrahamJ 'nrst on
balls bn Peltonb I, on Mohdron 4; left
ON bsses Coopers 10. Moose s; Wild
pitches, Pelton .. Ryan /; stolen bases
G. Moore ., Push .. Higgins, scheilen-
barseF' Foote Il aOud'9ntI Ryan
Moore 2, MurtauSh.I Chlber{sSi, Had
ley. FOuohe. / i ! ILll
Tyvnufr-GWoot
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eARN ls pesrRoYEp

Lock, O., July 1.-THE barn on the
Roy Hawkins farm, mile east of
Lock- was struck by lightning this
morning and burned ! to the ground.
William Coe was the tenant on the
farm. Farm machinery and much
new hay ia the structure were con-
sumsd. The loss, was partly covered
by insurance. ~ t'trs'Aes 'l'tsl
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srGgPLE 10 srRUcK

: The steeple on the First Consrega-
tional church, this city, was struck
By lightning during the storm on Mon
day mornins !. and several shihelSs
were torn loose on the west sids. me
damage ,was small. This N ne third
tine the sts,tls ass besq s.rusk
within typ - thrss isars' slne. I.
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IleHrNlNo eTRIkEs Hoysg

tIGHTNtN0hV0 0JHJkES MOUSE
During the electrical storm Of the
early hours or Monday morning, light
ming struck the residence of H. A.
Hanna on Walnut street. Three holes
were torn in the house and the occu.
pants were severely shocked. One
young child was knocked sout Of bed,
but not seriously injured. The house
did not catch nre from the lightning.
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Easy oams For Moose

. In a farce game Of base ball At Riv.
erside park Sunday afternoon the
Moose scored at will against the team
Of Hebrews from Columbus and fin
ished on the big end Of an IS to 1
count. During the first four innings it
looked like good game but the locals
began to hammer the visiting pitcher
after that and then 1t was merely a
question Of how many they wanted to
make One run came in the first, one
In the fourth. seven in the fifth, sew
en- in the seventh and two in the
eighth.
Taylor started the game for the
Moose and pitched six innings. He
allowed no hits and only one man
reached first & He wa, given base
on balls. Outhelder Sullivan went
into the box and pitched the last three
rounds. In the ninth inning with the
score tsltoI 0 The Moose outAslders
came in and played infield positions,
A fortunate, swat by a Columbus bat.
ter placed the ball over the infield
and. consequently. 1t went for home.
run as there we're no fielders to in.
tercept 1t. This tally was simply
handed to them to save them from an
overwhelming shut-out. The ball
game, turned into a comedy show,
was q hit with the fans and the big
crowd seemed satisfied. The c. M. A.
team Of Newark will be the Riverside
attraction next Sunday. 9if r
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Baseball News News vs. Of Interest
About The City q, (.
TEAM STANDING

-. The early rain of Saturday morning
put little dampness on, the enthusiasm
Of the city league gbase bali fans, az
q large number were out tpivltness
the sport.
4 a large delegation was at Riverside
while quite q few attended at Hiawa.
tha, The chief httrActiop 1t the form,
er park Was the Scheduled game be.
tween the X. Of n. sndI the Y. M.e c. A.
As these two teahS were TIED for first
place rooters Of each side were anxious
to haYe their team win.
The collection was the best on recs
ord and this with the receipts from
the 4th OF July sames puts the league
on good flnancial basis..'eh ,nil's57
!, As was expected TIE 1880 contest
was . hot one. Both teams fought
hatd and some good base bali was dis.
played.
The first four innings found the
sides nip and tuck at 8 to 3 fayoring
the X. Of p. Houck Of the latter was
going nicely and had the Z. fellows
eating out of his hands. His slow bali
and curves were working to perfection
and quite scare was thrown into the
Y, men by the consistent way in which
they were retired. as Norrtck was be-
ing touched up pretty lively.
The game drifted along until the lat
ter part of the 9Th inning when the
Y. finally led by q count Of 4.3. At this
juucture Critchfield relieved Houck
and at once got into hot water by pass.
ing two men The next two smashed
his offer and three runs resulted be.
fore the next two men died out
with Tanner pitchlps in the ninth
the winners again tot busy and tisd
the game up With two more runs on a
base on balls, hit. sacrifice and two
errors.
The final score for the X. of P. came
after two we're down In the ninth on q
base on balls and Cromley's two base
smash. GUHlltl lGilHa / Nh
n Norrick was hard hit but kept the
hits scattered and received air tight
support. ~, r.rbloy GHl ofd'
The heavy hitting of Cronley aud
Pelton were game features although
some nice catches weres made ltnllthe
out field. A heavy wind made 1t difi
cult to Judge fly ball.
On account of the late hour at which
the frst game was finished the Bridge
and Maccabees played a seven innini
contest by agreement. The game wal
q surprise both from the closeness o.
the scores and also the good work d0ns
especially by the winners who recent
ly re-organized. .edl 3.opsq ehl ei $40
Kennedy for the Bridge pitched
good game until the frst half of tn
eth when he wilted. Weed was sent Il
to finish the Job but the game was lost
Davis looks like o find and his pitch
ling had the Bridge men bafiied. Onl!
four hits were secured from his deliy
cry and two of these came after b
eased, up In the seventh. isdn,0l3l n.
The Hiawatha game was q slugginI
match and base running bee as
glance at the box score shows. Th
Coopers were never in much DANCE
and seemed content to let the scor
go into the double figures.
HI The scores:
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TRAINS DeToUREo

A number Of passenger trains from
the Pan Handle division of the Penn
sylvania railroad were detoured
through Mt. Vernon Monday on &C
count of washout on the Pan Handle
division. tFEi III
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ooRsUcH BARN DURMso

The barn OF Jacob Gorsuch In Har.
rison township was struck By Hight.
ming at midnight and burned to the
ground with all the contents. includ-
Ing lamb, q calf. wagon. harness and
farm implements. There was no in.
surance.
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Of farm implements and quantity Of
wheat were destroysds The loss svas
covered by insurance.
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BIBLE Is ARRESTED

Edward Bible. who was arrested in
Knox county sometime ago for for
gerry, and later released. is under, ar
rest in Coshocton for impersonating
police officer and provoking a breach
of the peace. | bl
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WAeeHoUsE STRUCK

centerbulg, Q, 'JGiySf4NThe HON.
er Smith warehouse at this place was
struck by lightning early this. morn
ing, but the structure did not catch
fire. The loss was small. ~
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,Hovse SLIGHTLY DAMAGED

v The Scott sFrizsell< home, south Of
Jsllowayg was struck by a bolt fof
lightning Sunday night ahd was Wight.
" damaged. orNo, one was injured. A
strip Of, weather. boarding AID some
i~as torn Of
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SUIT FILED
To EaIoIl The Collection toi
The uquef 1xiasf
Other Items Of Interest From
The Court House

Stella Hyman has commenced an
Injunction suit In the court OF com.
mon pleas of Knox county against
John z. stonebrook, county treasurer.
The plaintiff alleges that she Is the
owner Of real estate on South Main
street and that the defendant Is about
to assess the sum Of $396.78 against
the property, alleging the sum Of
S330.65 with penalty Of S8s.13 has
been assessed against the property
on the liquor tax duplicate. The
plaintiff states that there was never
any traficing in intoxicating liquor
In the building and asks that the de-
fendant be restrained from in any
way, attempting to collect this sum
stated above. The attorneys for the
plaintiff are Lewis B. Houck and L. c.
Stillwell. A temporary injunction, was
allowed by Probate Judge Wilkins.
W. -6-lI < fEE1UtF
Executor Appointed y
LA. j., workman Oh Danyllle mas been
apointer executor of Perry Roof, Civ.
ing bond in the sum Of $4,000 in q
surety company. The appraisers are
John LITER, Jay Workman and Clem
Horn. I+G GiiI libc Ablii
To Sell Real Estate
In the estate Of Joseph Scott, a pc
tition to sell real estate at private
sale has been hled. g isi5ar
Marriage License aT
Harry Householder, machinist, and
Mildred Clements, omilliner, both d
Mt. Vernon Rev.. J. A. Long. cfinp
irao. "a llie - nWGf $50 i'nm
Deeds Filed - y.rais- sl5 ~
Ray B. Bishop to B. J. Wharton, lots
in Fredericktown. 984. be5guuer ;lTele
Alfred Wolfe to- Ray R. Marshall.
lot in city $1.us v'sj9og y7choletIM :;
Oliver McMillen to Lester D. Nc;
Millen. parcel in clay. &1,i1ow hoos
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MULE is KILLED

Mr.. Hugh 8. Campbell had q valu-
able mule struck by lightning and
killed on his farm during the storm
Sunday night seg 5ta' iip rfln"i
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'rl'ls ss.ss's
James Scott, two miles north Of
Bladsnsburs, reported Monday morn
Ing that lightning struck ana killed
a COW and horse on his farm Sunday
nasht. O. N q NNl
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rTTrTr
BIRTHS ei9i

= = + + T. + + ~ - + +
A son was born Saturday evening
to Mr.. and Mrs. R. q. stillwason OF
Connslsville, Pa, at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Kerner, East Vine street.
Mrs. Stillwagon was formerly Miss
Elsa Strauss Kerner of this city,
, A telegram received by the Ban.
ner announces the birth Of q daush.
ter on Saturday, July IL, to Rev. and
Mrs. J. A. Long of Mt. Vernon, at
Chauncey. Ohio. the home of Mrs,
Longs parents. ay sa.3
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Mccormick oi
West Sugar street announce the
birth of q daughter, Saturday, July
18th. tati p1 g
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FplpNir CATCH FIRE

The McGibney barn, north of Mt.
Vernon, was struck by lightning at.
an early hour Monday morning, bat
did not catch flr4. g '-sssis ~ i'iz'aA,iaaAfss
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kILLED sY LIGHTNING

1870 NlkGeO ov Il00 tNsNo
y Bangs, O, July IA mare and
colt were killed early Monday morn
ing by lightning while standing under
a tree on the Orrville Bird farm al
this place. 200 npa ylfiuo2 atis ~
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Sacrifice hit. Weed; struck out by
Davis q, By Kennsdy, q Weed 2; dou.
BILE plays. .Dsusas sAus h Dpridr, Had
ley 70 warmAi; Ar>t ,ck balls on Ken
nedy ., WEED s;-iefs dn lbases Macca-
bees 2. Bridge 4; stolen bases, Bod
kins, Harris.
UmDire7Pelton, IN aqtiar;fr't ,
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I ''''''''' '..4sss,.. !, !.
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To Sell Real Estate
In the estate of Joseph Scott, a pc
tition to sell real estate at private
sale has been hled. ~ iti5ai
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LEGAL NOTICE !

Probate Court, Knox County, Ohio.
Eva Glenn. Admintstratrix Of the estate
x Of Thomas 8. Glenn. deceased plain.
till ff tl ssitiriul t.s Jfi.a
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Marriage lieense- Tt MT
! Harry Householder. machinist, and
Mildred Clements, milliner, both q
Mt. Vernon Rev. J. A. Long. orinI