The Cedarville Herald, Volume 11, Numbers 22-52

• .- * r r i X T X n JL* J u L x S j tf ' ■ • Jl MA k . T h * ft * ■ J h d h ■ B L i h B b w h H L m B m ■ « ■ - Is a, prominent question just now, but Mr, McKinley, whether you like his new law or not, never invented or thought of a tariff half as hard to^pay as.that imposed by the Tariff of tbe credit system, which has ruined more people financially than any system of business. Here’s some pHces that proves it. First class oil grain boot, Cash Price ____________S1.5Q, Credit Price Boys’ stoga boots ................. ....... ............................ 1.20. “ •* Best quality rubber boots “ *’ .............. . . . . . . . . . ..... *......... 2.75. Women’s oil grain shoes “ ............... ................... ■:..... «........... 1.20, Women’s fine Kid shoes *’ 4* .................... ....................................... 1.50. Men’s fine shoes “ ..........;............... 1.25. «c It It It II $2.00 1.50 3.25 1.50 2.00 1.75 Everything in Shoes Clothing, Hats and Caps in same proportion. Bargain Day Monday. STEW ART & McOOESBLL. #*£*••* p a l f a s H e r e ’ s j Y O U \ and » P T-T ] Z I T E *J\ T * F ) J Spring Valley has passed an ordi * ■ 1" ' * nance, prohibiting trains running through the corporatipn at a greater AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1890 ir. H. B LA IR , Editor and Prop’r PRICE $ 1.25 PER ANNUM. Cal Morton has severed his connec­ tion with the S. K . Mitchell Lumber Co. The Loyal Legion will meet in the “ Y ” parlors this afternoon at ‘2 o’clock. There will be preaching at East Point school house, Sabbath aftoruoou at 3 o’clock. •. Mr; and Mrs. John Williamson will make a visit in Pennsylvania jiext week. Bessie Milburn has been very sick this week with diphtheria, but is now convalescing.. Hugh Alexander was treated to a , pleasant surprise by his young asso­ ciates last night. Mrs. S. L. Ewing, o f Louisville, is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. O. Nisbet and other relatives, ■ James Andrew and Chas. Marshall are spending a ten days’ holiday at the, reservoir fishing. • Mrs* J. P. Satterfield, after a mouth’s visit in Indiana and Illinois, has returned home. Mrs. Caleb Shrodes went to Louis­ ville this week to assist her daughter in the care o f her sick child. Do not go home for dinner election day, but patronize the W. R. O., who will serve oysters on that day. The farmers club of District No. 2 ” wilil meet at the school house Friday evening, October 24. Subj? et for discussion, The Farmers* Alliance. Prof. Ormsby and Wm. Alexander, o f Xenia, will talk to the farmers ,of this vicinity thisjafternoon at 3 o’clock in Ervin & Williamson's hall. A ll are invited. Ilcv. G L Tufts will occupy the pulpit in the United Presbyterian cluuch to-morrow morning at 11 o’clock. Services in the evening at 7 o’clock, conducted by the pastor. Cards are out announcing the wed­ ding o fMiss £ izzie Hamill, of Xenia, and Andrew Greswell, o f near Cedat- villc, which takes place at. the home o f the bride’s mother nekt Tuesday evening at 6 o’clock. The doomo f Isaac Smith, the Pike county murderer, issealed, andon Fri­ day he will suffer death in the Pen­ itentiary Annex for the murder o f his cousin, Stephen Skidmore, whom he killed for the purpose o f robbery. Governor Campbell last Friday sent a letter to Smith’s attorney in which ho stated that unless stronger evidence «£ Smith’s innocence is produced no in­ terference will be made and the sen­ tence carried out. This is equivalent to say that Smith will hang, tut every­ thing that can possibly be done to es­ tablish his innocence has been accom­ plished. * speed than eight miles an hour. Arrangements have been made to have Mrs. Anna Palmer, National W. C. T. U, evangelist at Cedarville the 28th and ,29th, and at Clifton the 30th and 31st. L. J. Beauchamp gave ah interest­ ing talk Wednesday evening in Ervin & Williamson’s hall?.Mr. Beachainp is lecturing in the interest of the prohi­ bition party, and draws good crowds whorever he goes. ‘ Mr: Passmore,_who left Cedarville a short*time since without notifying his friends he intended going, returned ag:..a lust Monday at the urgent re­ quest o f Frank Tarbpx, who' went to Washingsou C. II., for no other pur­ pose than to give him the invitation. He was entertained at .the expense of the State ,until Wednesday, when Squire Townsley had a personal in­ terview with him regarding his having sold liquor contrary to law while he was a citizen o f this place. , Not wish - ing to commit himself he waived ex­ amination and in default of §200 bond he will remain the guest o f Sheriff Linkhart until his case is called by a higher tribunal. •di- ( ’ Don’t forget the lecture on “ thej needs of the hour,” Monday evening, * the 27th, by Mas. S: M. Perkins, o f j Cleveland. Mrs. -Perkins is a Nation­ al W. C. T. U. lecturer o f marked ability. Admission free. . A collec­ tion will be taken up. A- most charming society event this week was the marriage of Miss Lelia, daughter of Mr. anil Mrs. J. D. Wil­ liamson to Mr. Will Dean, The handsome herd o f Aberdeeri- Angus cattle belonging to D. Brad- lute & Son, of Meadow' Brook stock farm, this township, were brought home from the Butler county fair last Saturday afternoon after a very suc­ cessful tour o f six of the leading fairs of the state. They attended the fol­ lowing fairs with the results given. At Xenia they won 8 firsts and 3 sec­ onds, including 3 sweepstakes. A t Greenville 5 firsts and 1 second, also v , * grand sweepstakes cow over all ages and breeds, there being 175 head of cattle on the grounds. A t Columbus, Ohio State Fair, 3 first?and 3 seconds including sweepstakes for 3 cows each with her own calf. At Et^fcoh, Preble comity, 10 firsts and 4 seconds, inclu­ ding both first and second prizes on herds, also grand sweepstakes on bull over all ages awl breeds, seven bulls being in the ring, also grand sweej>- stakes cow over all. ages and breeds, nine cows being in the ring. A t Mi­ ami Valley Fair Association, Frank­ lin, Ohio,' 5 reds and 3 blues, and at J Hamilton, Butlervomity, 2 reds and 3 blues. Messrs, FAW C E T T .!• Has in stock a fine line of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY' and DIAMONDS! The finest line o f Optical Goods in Greene County. A Specialty made of Brazilian Pebble Spectacles in Gold, Silver and Steel frames. They confer ti brilliancy and distinctness of vision, with an amount of ease and comfort, seldom enjoyed by spectacle wearers. ’ The W. R. C. will serve oysters 6n election day. Word was received here this week from Kansas of the,marriage of Fred A new scheme for swindling morj Kiffe,_ formerly ofX’lifton, toMiss May chants was developed at Urbana, Tue.s-| L w i^ ood>on thc 9th 1Dst' day night. Stowe Bros.’ circus' ex­ hibited there that day. , Two slick fel­ lows sent forged checks on the Citi- ReiRathbun, of Clark county, the prohibition candidate for congress in this (Tenth) disirict, will speak to the zens’ National Bank to. various mer-\ citizens of Gedarvillc Wednesday eve- ehantsinthe city, accompanied by |ning, October 22 in Eryin &.William­ son’s hall. T h e G reene County Teachers’ Association. •The ’first bi-monthly meeting of this association for the school year of 1890 -91, will be held in the High School notes, presumably from H. H. Wil­ liams, postmaster, to the effect that he had paid so many monoy orders since banking hours that he was short ot cash, and asked the firm to accommo­ date him .by cashing thc inclosed check. They were for 820 each, and1building, Xenia, on Saturday, Oct, sent by small boys who were to.receive j 25th, beginning at 9:30, a. .,in, the a quarter each for their services. Sev- following program has been arranged, eral merchants responded to the ap-j forenoon . v peal by going themselves, only to find Inaugural addr is, Pres. W. C. the post-ufiiee closed. One firm, how-j Wilson, Bellbrook. • •'Discussion ever, Duunell Bros., was swindled on opened by Supt. G. A. Hubbell, a check for 820. ~ Messrs. Murdock and Harris gave a Bnidfutc have sure- public exhibition o f their washing ma- whiclt '‘ ty 1 very successful season of fairs chine .in frm.t of the Opera hotise^ last parlors were beautifully. decorated aud during the ceremony 1° be found in the,country. thc couple stood just under an arch of flowers and twining vines which, made a veritable bower. The bride, one of the most pleasing and refined young ladies of Cedarville, looked elegant dressed in a steel gray traveling suit, trimmed in natural flowers. No or­ naments. The ceremony was impres­ sively performed by Rev. Morton, of the R. P. church. Immediately alter the ceremony congratulations followed, after which an elegant dinner wa3 served to the guests, consisting of about sixty persons. Tho happy couple, after dinner went to their handsomely furnished residence on Mr. Dean’s farm, where they will make their home. The following are the wedding presents: Grandfather Spencer, family bible; Walter Dean, lamp; Mrs. S L Ewing, table matt; silver knives and iorks, table and tea spoons, by father and mother o f bride; jiaticl picture and toilet bottles, Mr/aml Mrs,„ Bryson; lamp, Mr. aud Mrs. 8am Anderson; set o f stiver tea spoons, Mrs, Long sis­ ter o f the bride; silver butter knife, W J Dean, Anderson, Ind,; fruit dish, Eflie Burlier; tray, towl and doy­ lies, Jennie Hamilton, Munmoutli, 111.; handsomechair, Air. and Airs. Rob. Williamson; decorated fruit dish, Sue J. Harper; silver Sugar spoon, Air. and Mrs. D, Dean;* cracker jtft; Aunt Belle McMillan; china cups and saucers, Air. and Mrs. I I H AIcAlil- lan; glass fruit dish, Aunts Mintio and Rachel; glass celery holder, Airs. D J McMillan; glass fruit dish, Air. and, Mrs. I ) g Marshall; photograph holder, AnnaMcMillan; hand painted pin cuabiotv or banner, Irma William­ son. Among the old villc .’Squire Osborn. citizens o f Cedar- Fairfiold. Paper, “ O. T. E . C . ” b y & O. Hate, Bellbrook: Discussion opened by Prin. G, J. Graham, Xenia. AITERNOON—1-80 P. M. of the;Teacher,” Jamestown. Dis- strangers, having moved'"here"ouly;” (m °Poned Johnston, about six'weeks ago,'hut are rapidly |Bo« ™ vi e- Address, Prof. R. Hebei Hol­ man? Is more respected than l :U5ilk‘n« acquaintances, as they are T , igenial whole-souled gentlemen. Their | b r ’ Lebanon Air. Osborn was B A R B E R & M eM IL X iA N . Will-have special fia"gain's in mil- ami Satur- 3th. A nice u,w«. - , — -.........— ----- ..... bo on din- ■ jjeeJ1i they placed among the clothes and'play. You arc 'cordially invited. bom in Butler county, Virginia, in ' exllibit was witiu‘*scd ^ tt f?ood 8'zcd ' i< 1880 settling near Xenia, where remained six years when 1 to this place and has ever since 1813 and moved to Greene county in crow.d, and the work they did was wel he lie removed • r , ttic r t i on ** ni mi o n - i ]u, \ done. While washing they took a (If Jium-y goods, next Friday: he , \ , , . A day, October 24th and 2o li d lapidated one hundred dollar bill winch . i;,I0 onrimmed work will 1run it through the machine to show cards. identified as one of its most prominent j ........ the time he. that a washing can he done with their inhabitants. ‘ ,Mll<’Wu0 without injury to clothing, 'he town at t 800 citizens, came here.’ In as political campaign Adm inistrator’s S a le .. pocket. fivniSe- These i deiisn-ille, GrccncCounty! Onio.at public auc­ tion, on vatelifeafter about three years service, *wbctl blkeu from but and was appointed_____ ________ ____ coin ami « v c i l until after the Ivor, !" “ 1ltl' f ^ when ho resigned in favor o f Ilinini • <'»“ »I«rui,ua place for inspection last ,.»,i dneriM n M l . . . , .............. ° , . . . . , 'Sifiirrlov ' I Beginning at apoint ontho cast linoofMain time, who was appointed in his stead j * _________;Ptrcctin sr,f 4 villnpc, 121 B 5 -iuo feet st.uUndy and served until after the election of- Sew Trais-loutiicitil 1 f.ttr r c i r*/\ -.rtr f 1nortficrly nl(mf{ tho snM nnflt lino of Mill M'tin V I A C i U L A G U , M il j W A U K E E OC; street, 78,60-100 it d to the S. W. corner of If. ST. P A U L AxND NORTHERN ;S. Ervin's lop thi President Cleveland. Ten different times was ’.Squire Osborn elected Jug- tice of the Peace by the people of this vicinity, the first lining in 1853 when this was a part of Xenia Township. Besides his ten years service in the postoffice and thirty years as Justice of thc Peace he has filled almost every other office within the gift of the peo­ ple here. Within the time of his res­ idence here but few changes have ta* ken place with which ho is not conver­ sant. O f the three hundred persons who lived here at the time be moved to Gedarvillc but five beside himself are now living, viz.: Messrs. Robt< Gnlbreath, Onpt. Small, Jonathan Cline, Airs. Kolieit Jtt*ed and Airs, Nesbit. The ’fciquire 13 hale and hear­ ty ftudlooks as though ho may yet be able to add two or three more com­ missions as J, I\ to his list. PAC IF IC RAILROADS. Through Pullman Sleeping Car leaves Gliicngo daily at 5'30 p« in. For St. Paul aud Minneapolis. . “ Fargo, North Dakota. “ Helena and Butte, Alontana, *‘ The Yellowstono Park. “ Spokane Falls and Tacoma. .** Portland, Oregon. Best Route to Beattie and all North Pacific- ( 'oast points. The Hccnic lino to California, via Portland aud the Sharia Route. Tickets on gale everywhere. For information apply to any agent or address A. V . H, Carjicnter, (ien- eral Pm.ringer Agent, Chicago, 111., or to Wm. Kelly, Jr., Traveling Pas­ senger Agent OM &Et. P. Railway, encccastcflypnmtldwithsaid Orovostreet106)4feet to the 8, E. corner-<4 said I), g. l.rviiis lot; tiieneunortherly paraUel with saidMnlnrtr»ft dSt^fect to thoff-uth!ioa of said (Jrovo street, thcnco easterly nli-ng said linoof drove sitettiSO^' foot' tofin r.I.i.r: thencesoutherly pwrntlci with seidJloinstre-t, 77feet to hit alley, thcnco westwanily along thcJitioofpaidftllcy,251 feet <0 the poo of Leninning. Therepremisesarcsold freo and clear from thodowry interest of FrefitioErcr.icr,widowof JohnF. Fr»r.ier, deoensed. Saidfremiscj appt/iiaednt$lSOO.OO. Terms-ofsaloj one-thirdosh onday of s.ilo: one-thirdIn ono yc»rj one-third in,tiro yean fiotti dayof wte. Deferred jijymeiils toIfsr six per cent, interest end lie sccnicd hy imrt- gagoup,onthepremWessold. ('HAS, if. K ylb ,Adintnistrntcr. *iui 0 TliE MTlOMi, BAPTIST, rHlDADEMTUA, TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR. 1 )0 Y O U B E A D I T ? u o s i « to V iuui g entl po5ital fol. a fje3 £an,pic co„y. 16Boutli Broad Street, Philadelphia. Three months Trial 25 cents. when we! Clothin IFAVELRY Specialty Ii frames, [unit of easf |l here this !narriage of lifton, toAIi eh inst. Hark couni te for, cong will speak e Wednescii Eryin & W f o r cash iu i t y Tem ftttion , Id y meeting- t h a t i f yt Ishool year 0 ■ the High- In Saturday |9;3D a. -m |ias been an IfOON. ' : f'. I?ss, Pres* 1 • Castor . 0 lok. Dh made, at |G- A . B Some veil ' |k C.” by Syrup an [Discussion llorso Bl lham, Xenit prices at 1j—1-30 P. m . When v| ly of the Tti lunch or 01 I Jamestown rant, on LI I Jacob Jo Tile ehel ribbons f<| 1R. Ilobe lbinul at J Hiuhesi [M c A lflr li wheat at 1 M b.vgaius A nice 1 ut nuay mui and 25th* »rk will be > ChceseJ at A ncw| C Wlienl Boyd's rl Call a) ■cuttlcryj A iiict) Buy llard'l f 3A iltui at * Triml iiiiabte cordially The Boanl Cents. Choi| Wool Fi Milld B a r j all tj centl each ito r ’s .Sal f-Jcrof thePro] iu thc ease irstfatcr of tho leJisfdaictitTa fiat,., tomodin Irn.i!-;nn thopi by, Ohio, at p« :r 18, A D. Iliwing dcscril Iof (ireene, Sta [ftiT.irwIIe, and , viss Ion the eest Jifl 2 t 'jv-ltif) feet Inf tho interg 1 ; in .‘aid villa; |l Hnpof t •tho8. W. eor itatirtyparallel I-, the 8, E. , iogco notthcrJ; ,'ftct to tho Itueneo caater fJl 4 feet to i j ! witht;»idMi l(neo wc.itwar. |»t led to tht |b! bcA and c IrantisEntrlef, «d. cdatsifioo.ai |irdoashoft tt*; 01 («.third in tried |dyteoft i i 1.e .'iccaiftd isoldi* I lk ,Admfniil EAI, B i n VS PER y : h e a d fteocanal Ei 25 cents.