William Brunt will probated

William Brunt Will Probated.

Lisbon, O., May 15. — An authenticated copy of the last will and testament of William Brunt, the well known manufacturing potter of East Liverpool, has been admitted to probate in this county, the original having been probated in Hancock county, W. Va., the deceased having been a resident of Chester immediately prior to his death.

The testater bequeaths to his wife, Adeline Brunt, lots 5 and 6 and part of lot 7 in Chester; lots 904 and 905 in East Liverpool, his interest in lots 73 and 79, known as the old Brunt Opera House and one share in the capital stock of the William Brunt Pottery Co. William B. Louthan, Edna B. Green, Harry T. Deidrick, Alma Cartwright, Alice B. Way, Myrtle Cartwright and Hattie M. Maxwell, grandchildren, will receive $500 each. The personal property will be given to W. S. Brunt, the rest of the estate will be divided into six equal parts and given to the following: Florence M. Louthan, Belle Green, Sarah E. Deidrick, one-half of one part to Hattie McDowell and one-half of one part to Alice B. Way, Alma Cartwright and W. S. Brunt. Adaline Brunt and W. S. Brunt are named as executors.