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I5 Head OF
Horses, Mules & Colts

No med. Dark Bav Horse. 10 years old, will
work anywhere; suitable for lady t. drive.
No. 2-EASTER, Bay Horse, 10 years old, an
elegant wOrk hor-e, anyone looking for family
horse don't wan to miss this fellow weighs ll6O
lbs. in light ha ness.
No. S-PRINCE, Bay Ho'se 10 years old, this
is a number one horse, reliable in every respect.
None better. He weighs l16O lbs, same as No. ?.
Sired by Woodlock. Nos. and make good
No. 4-QUEEN, Black Mare. u years old, sired
by son of happy Russell; dam. Ir9uois This
mare always has some speed. Goes in a trOt.
Good rOader, n" better brood mare, good temper
ed, will work anywhere. With foal 10 Barnet B.,
2.O6N.
No. 5-ELsIE, Bay Mare, 6 years old, this is one
of the bsst all-rOund mares ! ever hooked. Will
work anywhere. drives quiet, splendid brood
mare. with foal To Belgian Horse. weighs 1200lbS.
No 6->TARLIGHi Bay Colt, coming years
Old.hes been worked the past season on the farm
6een driven in single harness several times, this
Is nice rounded-np colt, as you will see,tne dis
position, acts like a rOader. sire Alcantara.
No. 1-PRINCE, Bay Colt. coming years old
Is hands high. Thi. is nice growthy colt looks
and acts like horse, here is good prospect for
same as No 4
No. 8TMACK, Brown Colt, coming years old
TINS fellow has size, style and plenty Of action,
looks like horse don't miss him Sire. Mack
Morrell, sire of Anna H., 2.1l4: Silver j., 2l4A,
Dam No. 4.
No. 9-MIKE KEEG n. Brown Colt, coming ?
year. oid, sired by Crouch Horse; dam. Percheron
This is fine colt, will make big horse
NO. lO-NELLlE, Bay Mare, coming wears old,
this is nice big Filly, will make valu able mare.
Sire: chester B.; perchei on, Chester B., weighs
l350bs.; dam, Elsie, No. s. 1200lbs. This should
make a big maze
Nos II and l2-BcCK & DOVE. pair of Brown
Mare Mules IA years old, these mules are good
cheerful workers, reliable, no tricks, / bought
these mules al months old they have never
been night from home. In service they are not
over ten years Od weigh 2500lbs.
Nos Is and l4-MINNIE & MILE, pair of Bay
Mules, II ana l3 years old. These mules are
quiet and well broken. An al-Tound good team.
M. l5-JOHN, Bay Horse, years old lG hands
high, good reliable horse WORKS good
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Fretz, (nee
Miss Elsie Edith BedwelD, moved on
Mr.. Thomas Rheims farm, near
Blackiston's Cross Roads, Thursday,
January 16, to begin farming.
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Prayer meetings on Thursday nights
at St. Paul Church, are growing in
interest and increasing in attendance.
Thursday night, the pastor will give
a short talk on 'Inside Religion. &"
All are welcome.
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Mr.. j. w. E. Sudler and Miss Mat
tie V. Amos were married at the
home of the brides father on Main
street, Tuesday evening by Rev. I.
G. Fosnocht.
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A Box Social, with ice cream and
candies for sale, will be held at Oak
Hill School, near Delaney's, on Fri
day night, Jan. 24th. Proceeds for
the benefit of the school. If Friday
night is stormy, the social will be
held on Saturday evening.
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Farming Implements, &c.
Spindle Buggy, Farm Wagons, Dearborn,
York Carriage, Family Carriage. MeCor-
mick Binder, good order; Mccormick Corn
Binder, l1-spout Bickford & Hoffman
Drill, Randall Halrows, Twin Harrow
4-horse Twin Harrow. Good Mower, used
one year; Good Rake, Iron Age Sulkey
Sultivator, nearly new: Ohio and Little
Diamond Sulkey Cultivators, 2 three-huTse
Flows, No. 10 Oliver Plow. one-horse
Flows, Roller, 3 Single CuhivatOrs, Seed
Sower, Emery Stone, GrindstOne, Peach
BODY, holds go baskets Platform Scales
Corn Shelter, Fan, Corn Marker, sets of
hay Rigging, sets Wagon Harness, Dear
porn Harness, Carriage Harness, sets ot
rlow Harness, Collars, Brides, three-horse
Trees, Double Trees, Shovels, Forks,
Spades. Hoes, Barrels, Chest of Tools.
Canteloupe Crates, Halters, Cow Chains,
Bolt Chains, Peach Ladders, Dearborn
fole, Corn Knives, Hedge Knives, Trowelsv
lot OF Chicken Coops, Boxes, DC.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Cook Stove, Settee. Creamery Cans, Sep
arator, Bureaus. Bedstead. Feather Bed,
Kitchen Chairs, Mating, etc.
IERMS--All sums of $40 and under cash
VIII be required; over this amount credit
OF lO months will be given by purchaser
glving judgment note with approved Sc
Lewis Ford & Brother
y 4. Golasborough, Auc
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FOR SALE

New S-rOOm House wi all modem 6ni i'm 0f
the icest little homes in smyrna. Call and see
il. Price low aid tern easy
JOHN P. HUDSON,
SMYRNA Delaware
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For Sale, Spring 1913.
$500 HOUGHTON SEEDING GOOSE
BERRY PLANTS.
JOSEPH B. FAIRIES,
Smyrna, Delaware
Young Women Wanted.

prominent hospital in Philadelphia de-
School. This hospital offers special advan-
tages to young women with a high school
education or its equivalent. Application
blank with fall particulars will be sent upon
request. Address, P. o. Box 2O29, Phila-
delphia.
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FOR SALE.

One "a b. p. Vertical Coates
vile, Pa J Boiler, good condition.
:, CHs 70 Il. P Vertical Coates
vile, Pa J Boiler in good condition.
Lot Of Shafting, Hangers, Pull
leys, &c.
All the above for sale cheap.
Apply to
c. P. THORNLEY,,
Smyrna. Del.
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l6 Head Of Cattle

l5 Cows, Beifers These are mostly graded
cattle, and good lot of mixers some OF them
fresh, others will be in profit by day of sale
2-year-1ld Bull, 1916 HOlstein
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Wagons, Horse Car, Family Carriages York
Carriage, Buggies, Carriage Poles, speed Cart
Carry All, Covered Peach Dearborn SO-basket
hody and Sp'ingS. Mccormick Binder Osborne
Corn Binder, Dain Corn Gutter johnson Mower.
Deering Nov er, Deering Rake, Riding Iron Age
CultlvatorS, llspOut 2. Il ii. Drill, Black Hawk
Cheek Corn Planter Corn Saeller AMI Taylor's
Horse Power Hog Scalder. Owens Seed Fan
chatham Fan, Pioneer Fan. , Grind Stones
Reaper Knife stone, Blacksmith Forge, Anvil
Vice and Tools. Randi. Harrow. Spring-tonth
Harrow Weeder Drchasd Fnke, 3 Walking Cul-
tiyatOrs Scratch Harrow, , Drag Harrows, Gang
PlOw- Horse PlOws 3 2-HuTse Plows 8 set
Wagon Harness, set oi Plow Harm S. Carriage
Harness, Double Harness. sets Cart Harness
Gents Riding saddle, Ladies' Riding Saddle. Col
lars Brides Forks Shovels. Hoes Woven Wire
stretcher, az Truce, Platform scales Beans and
Peas, Butter Boxes, Worker, Churn, separator.
BLOCK aud FALL Log Chains, 20 cow Chains .Slop
Cart Incubator. Barrels, HOgsh. ad and goods too
numerous TO mention.
Household Goods:
Home Comfort R,nge, Forest Cinderella. FL
wood stove. Lar1' Press, Sausage Grinder Lara
Pots and numbe~ of other articles
TERMS:-All sums Of $50 and under cash. ov,r r
this amount a credit of 10 month will be rivei,
by purchaser giving judgment note with ap-
prOvel security
No goods TO be removed until terms are CON
piled with.
w. H. ARMSTRONG.
2. A. Goldsborough, Aurt.
F. POstles, Clerk
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CLAYTON.

All orders for Subscriptions or Job
Work or any News items left with
Harry c. johnson will Receive
Prompt Attention.
Subjects for next Sunday at the
M E. Church as follows: 10. 80
a. m, "Soul Sunlight" in the even
ing. 1.-The Famous Duel in the Will
derness.
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Farming Utensils:

General purpose Spring Wagon, good for fruit
wagon; NJ TX Dearborn, in good order; , York
Carriages, in good order Ontario Ora in Drill, S
spout, good as new; good Horse Rake, Mccormick
Mower, IN good order; Randall Harrow, Twin
Harrow, III good order , new hand CultIvators
Little Diamond Riding Guilty. stor 3-rOw Marker
Clod Crusher, new; Oliver PlOws No. 20; No
40 Ollver Pl0w, small l-hOise PlOw, 800 Tomato
Baskets, part OF them never been used; Flexible
Horse Clipping Machine, new; Farm Bell, new
WheelbarrOw, Bob SLED, Sc4 toe and Cradle
WOrtef Separator, new; safety hoist OF Block and
Fail, new 100 feet OF new l-lnch Rope, Anvil in
gOCd order; Wise in good order, set OF Ioker and
Iongs for setting plants. new Step Ladder, 2OfoOt
Ladder In good order, Extension Ladder, new !;
set of new Wagon Trees, new GrIndstOne
outdoor booders, new; the very bes L Queen
Incubator, new. the best ever used; lot OF Chick
en- COopS Setting Boxes, for setting hens in.
HARNESS &c-seI OF new Wagon Harness ,
sets of new PlOw Harness, > sets of Carriage Har-
ness, in good order: lot of Brides and Collars lot
OF Hoes, ShOveiS. Forks, etc.
A lot Of specially selected SEED CORN White
Cap Yellow Dent Narietyas fine as can be grown
imported here last spring. Lot of Cob Corn. Lot
OF Scarlet Glover Hay, as bright as a dollar.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS:
Consisting OF a Sideboard, in good order; Bed
stead and Springs Mattress Dining Room Lhairs
Rocking Chairs, Tables, carpets, Dishes, lot of
empty Glass Jars, Lamps aid many other articles
too numerous 70 mention.
TERnS CASH
Anyone purchasing property at this sale of any
klnd, can leave same IN my Care u Ill about
March lst II tIey want 10.
J. w. HAMILTON, Jr-
D. A. GoldsborOueh, Auct
c. v scout, ClerK.
sS>win meet Trains at Brenf.rd-7 a am. .Nor,h
and S.26 a. NJ, South, and Nil return visitors
10 afternoon trains.
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6 SHOATS
will weigh 50lbs. each. ! Brood Sow.
Farming Implements:

o-hAAA6 AhipACnCuCs
, Farm Wagons Spring Wagon hold 80 baskets;
Top Bnggies, Sp ndle Buggy, Rubber-ti1e Runa-
bout, Sielgh and Bells, Sulky Cuitivators, John
ston Corr Binder, in good order; Dane Corn Cnt-
ter 3-Roe Marker, Tomato Body and Springs hold
81 baskets; Oliver Gang PlOW, in good order. Nc.
Gormick Grain Binder. H. cut, all in order:
Thomas Changeable Speed Mower, ~ IT,. new
the past season; Deering Mower Steel Horse
Dump Rake, Ontario Grain Drill. 11x7, in first
elias working order; Osborne Peg Harrow IS
teeth; Black Hank Corn Planter, with fertilizer
attachment: Roller. No. 40 Oliver Plow No 81
Syracuse PlOw, No. "a Syracuse Plow. No. 10 I'm
perial Plow, No Horse Plows Hand Guilt
vators, Scratch Harrow, set of 4-horse Eveners.
Success Manure Spreader. hold 20 bushels: Clark
Cutaway Harrow, sets Wagon Harness S sets
Plow Harness, 3 sets Single Carriage Harre ess, set
Double Carnage Harness, set Dearborn Harness,
Collars, Brides and Collar Pads2 Garage Poles
one built by Cafery; Dearborn Pole Farm Bell
Cross Cut saws Log Chains, Half Bushel Meas
uie. VanwinKle Grain Fan Corn SueIler POTATO
Gun. Blacksmith Vice. Cabinet, Hoes. Shovels
Forks lot of Tomato Baskets, lot of Corn on Cob,
10 Tons OF Hay parf OF il Bailed, about oDehalf
pure Timothy; Feed Box. set Platform Scales,
Buffalo Robe, 50lb Milk Cans, Neat Barrels
and other articles too numerous TO mention
Household Goods
2COal Stoves, one OF them a double heater
nearly new, Alright oOd Stoves, Kitchen
Range, Novelty, new; Extension Table, Combina-
ton Book Case, Desk PariOr suit Hanging Lamp
Bedsteads
TERMS:-All sums Of $40 and under, cash: over
this amount credit of 10 months by purchase
giving bankable paper with approved security.
JOHN E. WILSON.
d. 4, GoldsbOrough, Auct.
+, E. PoSlles, Insi0e Clerk,
Clement v scout, Outside ERIK.
TRAINS WILL BE NET AT CLAYTON:
Conveyances will meet the 49 South Bound
Train and the 10 OF North Bound Train
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FOR RENT

House in West Smyrna. 70 ms, Stable
ana one-half acre Of ground. Possessiol,
z, a. MARKER. JR
Clayton. Del.
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PUBLIC SALE
g Is Head Horses

No. Mel" Gray Mare, IA years old good
worker and driver esTless of all Objects safe for
a lady TO drive. This is good all-rOuud mare
her.
No. 2-"Trix," Brown Mare, years old, stand
ard bred PercherOn. extra large and made right
is as fine mare for farm or draft use as can be
found i'll the Stale and ought to make fine brood
mare. Anyone having colts to break or bakers
to wor- should own this mare as she is true as
steel and does not know her strength. Lovers of
fine size horses should come and see this one.
No. 3-"DOn,' Roam Mare, l6 years old, Arabian
Turk stock fine driver 80 road TOO long for her
will work in ali harness. fearless and safe for the
most tmid lady or children to i've.
No. 4-"Ranger," SOrrel Colt ! year old last
Ma, French Coach stock, nice colt and large
his age would make fine stock horse and e
money MAKER for some one.
No. 5-"Kit," Gray Mare, II years old, good
w.rker in all harness and fair driver fearless and
safe for lady to drive, PercherOn Stock. with tOal
mare.
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R2l Head Cattle

Il Cows, Cme have Calves by their side:
Hei;eTs. ! year o'd; Bull, year old; large Hol
stem Bull.
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PUBLIC SALE

The under g7ed Intending to discontinue farm
ing will sell Al public sale on his farm / = miles
North of Smyrna, on State Road,
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will be in profit in the Spring.
l HOLSTEIN BULL
Special-IOO White orpingtOn Chickens

3 Brood Sows, Thoroughbred Berkshire, bred 70
a Thoroughbred BeI eIkshire Boar.
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=. A. Goldsbornugh, Aurt
F. + POstlts, Clerk
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Farming Implements.

Hogs, 55Sosi R5oea i9Ts II large Fis. Boar sS5
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-21
Neptune

The Neptune high school seniors Will give
"A cake aud fruit social at the city hall TO-
morrow, saturday evening
Miss Helen LanEel visited with Harry
Muriin and family last week, attending the
II. aud u. contest banquet FRIDAY evening.
John Hale has sold his farm north OF
town and bought the John button ihfm'
on which he viii move In few days
Philip stoekdale, OF Carrothers, o.. sold
his oil interests here TO the Lemungon
Bros, who are preparing TO drill on the D.
=. GROW farm soon
OR. Wurster aud family moved from our
town 10 n farm south OF town owned ny
VIM. Moneysmith
Henry stanbery bought the property
owned aud until recently occupied oy DI'
r. H. Langel. IL will be occupied ny ~,
Wilson, of Hayiland, PauldinR county III
the near future,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hamilton re-
ceived n very handsome valentine Fflahy'
Feb, I4-a fine baby daughter
The II. and b. sunday-school contest ban
ouet Saturday night was very largely Nv
tended and n very pleasant analr, Ihe en-
thusiAsm OF both sides was equal, anu the
defeated members were hs loytul ms tne
suceessful ones, and much has been accom-
plished for the Sundey-school'
Archie Piper and family. OF Mendon
have been spending few days with irlehus
here,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-21
Durbiin

Mrs. James Monroe visited with John
Monroe Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Houts, Steve Wilson and
wife, Ben Dock and wife. Chester Fast and
wife and o. II, Granger and wife were the
Sunday guests of A. Fast and wife.
The weather Is like spring, and makes one
feel like living.
VIII Menchoffer and wife were mt his
brother Dams Sunday night.
John Smith Is helping raise a house for
his brother-in-law this week.
Mrs. Emma Hole has returned home from
Muncie.
O. II. Granger and wife attended the mask
party at Wabash Saturday night which
was given for the benefit OF the church.
The total cash taken In was $50.
o. @. Powell was on our street Monday.
Geo. Fetters and sons are hauling baled
hay TO Oelinn.
Miss Rosa Karch called on Mrs. Granger
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ben Dock is on sick list this week.
The Christian Endeavor at Mt. Carmel
Sunday evening was well attended.
John Smith and family and Dave Free
man, wife and children were the Sunday
guests OF George Smith and family.
Olell jenkins, wife and son and Eliza Me-
Donald and wife. OF Celina, spent Sunday
here with Mark Mcdonald.
VIM. Rhodes and wife are spending this
week with friends In Piqua.
Mrs. Perry Stevens is poorly at this
writing.
Frank Rhodes. wife and son. and Mrs. G..
Helmer and son Frank spent Sunday with
Henry Hole and family.
Nora Smith visited Lucy Bacher Sunday.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-21
MOnteZun1d

aIvde Mcqueen and wife and daughter
Mabel OF Gold water. spent n Few ahys lhss
week with her parents, irwin Hoie anu
W, @. -,
Joseph Barker spent Sunday with Glen
YRney.
Marion Kittle, wife and daughter spent
Sunday with Geo. Foss and family'
Emor Barker and family spent Sunday
with II. B. Bennett and family
OR. Meyers and family and Mabel Dug,
gins spent Sunday with H. b. Fleehof hnu
family.
Dora Lacy spent sunday with Mary Pat
VIM Kittlo spent Sunday with Albert
Harrison.
Mirtie Mosier spent Sunday with Aman-
da Heavin. ,-.,,,.
Miss Rae Beauchamp spent Sunday with
Malissa Moore
Louis Kittle spent Saturday and SUNDAY
with his grandma sular "aue' Vi 'ui"'
wood.
VIM. Landfair, OF Oelina, spent saturday
and sunday with l.. l.. Shelley ana iamlly'
or. Heaylin Is running his saw-mill this
week.
Mr.. and Mr.. Perry Disco and twin boys OF
Hudson, Mich, have returned home after y
few days visit with friends and relatives OF
this place.
Levi Springer and wife called on o. 7.
HeaylIn and wife Sunday afternoon
The NJ. E. Church will give q social Satur-
day evening at Klosterman Hail.
Grandma Miller, Mrs. Springer, Mrs. ia
cob Servis and Mrs. Ohas. Servis OF Oold-
water called on Grandma Cochran Monday
DIR. LIT. Arthur met with quite loss last
Tuesday morning, when his home burned
to the ground.
Ohas. ServIs, wife and daughter Marie OF
Ooldwater spent q few days with Lew
Springer and wife.
The home talent club will produce Wild
owls WiIeswat the Hausfeld school-house,
east OF Montezuma, this Friday night.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-21

Mrs. N. Humbert and children spent
Sunday with Geo. Painter and family.
Mrs. p. Bechdolt, Mrs. Fast. OF Oelina and
Mrs. V. Dixon spent Sunday with 5. Dixon
and family.
Mrs. VIM. Bastlan and daughter were at
Wabash Sunday.
John Davis and family spent Sunday
with Coe Wilson and wife.
Sammy Rhoades spent Sunday with
Russell jenkins.
H. Heron and wife have n brand new
baby girl.
Lee Cole and wife OF Rockford spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with Geo. Stem and
wife.
Olelle Jenkins and son Orvelle spent Sun
day with Mark Mcdonald and family.
Clyde Latin and family spent Sunday
with j. b. Latin and family.
Wss. John Davis and son spent Monday
with Mrs. Mahala Kincaid.
E. Waters and wife entertained company
Sunday.
Al Sibert and wife and Mrs. 7. G.. Bran
don spent Saturday with Steve Sibert and
family.
e. Davis was at Oellna and Tamah last
week.
Alec Kincaid has n new storm buggy.
Ivan Davis spent Friday night with Coe
Wilson and wife.
Steve Wilson and wife spent Sunday with
Chas. Wilson and family spent Sunday
with b. B. Wilson.
Delbert Huey and wife spent Wednesday
with ]. Behmer and family.
For calks use Hanford's Balsam.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-21
Public Sale

The undersigned will offer at public sale,
at his residence. on the Levi Hayes farm AZ
miles northeast OF Celina and two miles
west OF Neptune, and l mile east of Fair
view Church and y mile south, mile north
of Center church, on WEDNESDAY. Feb.
20, at 10 O'Clock am. the following:
Horses-Five good work horses. consist
ing mare IL years old, weight 400 lbe; ]
ReldinR l3 years old, 1850 lbs (; good general
broke that n lady may drive, good colt,
coming years old, 400 lbs.
Cows-Three good milch cows and Jersey
heifer coming years old, fresh in March.
Hogs-23 head, good brood sows, with
| 10 pigs by side ready to wean; other two
will fArrow middle OF April.
Sheep-Slx good breeding ewes, Will lamb
about April /.
Farm Implements-One binder, mower.
| hay tedder, hay rake, disc harrow, spike
tooth harrow, disc grain drill, drag, l-horse
corn cutter, breaking plows, single and
double shovel plows, steel lard roller, sulky
corn pillow, as good as new, corn shelter, log
chains, log hunks, double and single trees.
good wagon. set Of hay ladders aud beet
| bed combined, hog rack, coal rack, two
buggies, mud boat, 3 dozen grain sacks,
scoopboard storm front, shovels and forks,
work harness for five horses, 2 sets breech-
ing harness, set brass mounted harness,
good as new; 2 sets buggy harness, De-
| Lavel cream separator, good as new. Also
7 tons of clover hay in NOV, fodder in the
| field, $50 chickens, household and kitchen
| furniture and many other articles too nu-
merous to mention.
Terms made known on day of sale.
GEORGE HAYES
II. Il. Bevington, Auctloneer.
II s. Lewis, CLERK.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-21
ORDINANCE No. sos
Determining to proceed with the construc-
tion of the sanitary sewerage, q disposal
plant and storm sewerage in the village

Determining to proceed with the construc-
tion of the sanitary sewerage, q disposal
plant and storm sewerage in the village
OF Celina, Mercer County Ohio.
BE 1T ORDAINED by the Council OF the
Village of Oelina, State of Ohio.
proceed with the construction OF sanitary
sewerage, disposal plant and storm sew
erage in the Village of Oelina, pursuant to
O resolution passed on the 4th day OF Feb
ruary, 1913 and in accordance with the
plans and specifications heretofore pre-
pared by the engineer of said village FOR n
system OF sanitary sewerage, disposal
plant and storm sewerage adopted by the
Council on the 10th day of January, 1913,
and now on file in the office of the CLERK OF
said village, and to be OF either or all OF the
following material: Vitrtfled tile, brick,
cement block, reinforced concrete pipe,
vitrified segmental pipe, or monolithic con-
crete pipe.
ment or improvements shall be paid by
general taxation of the taxable property OF
said village, and the cost of said improve
ment shall include the expense OF the pre-
liminary and other surveys, and OF the
printing and publishing the notices, reso-
tions and ordinances required, and the cost
of construction, together with interest on
bonds issued in anticipation Of the collec-
tion Of said taxes, and all other necessary
expenditures.
Section 8. That the Clerk be and hereby
is authorized and directed to advertise for
hids for the construction Of said improve
ment or improvements accordingto to law.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take erect
and be in force from and after the earliest
period allowed by law.
Adopted February II, 1913.
H, A, MILLER, Presidant of Council.
Attest: JAMES X. CARLIN, Village CLERK