The Cedarville Herald, Volume 11, Numbers 22-52

i r'-jts r ~~ ?■* VOL. u CEDARVILLE, OHIO, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1890 NO. 43. ,i To anyone buying ,p20 worth o f goods For CASH we will make a present of an elegant OIL PAINTING in tine gilt frame, yonr'purchase need not amount to more than 25 cents at one time. Our goods are new and first class in every way- * NO SHODDY Nor JOB LOTS. Our prices guaranteed LOVF as the LOWEST AND* EVERY DAY A “BARGAIN DAY.” STORMONT & GO. I buy my window glass at K err ’ s . Some very nice now combs at K idoway ’ s . A now.lino of pocket anil family biblcsat ; , 'K err ’ s ; Tobncos and Cigars at G ray ’ s . Sorglmm, Syriip and Orleans Mo­ lasses at K err ’ s . BARGAINS. To reduce our stock of millinery goods we offer special pi ices from now unt;l January 1st. Please examine our prices before buying, B aiibeii & M c M illan . . A 'otko to ilnntcn ii. The undersigned give notice that no punting will he allowed on their prem­ ises in .(JedarvilU; and Iinss townships, Greene county. Ohio under the penal­ ty, of" the law. ; George Weymouth W-h Marshall U F Kerr R H McClellan W M * H M Barber Jas Mi'Millau M Turnbull A sister Bert Alexander, who .has been working at Anderson, Ind., returned home this week, the factory in which lie was employed closing1down for the season. The W. C. T. U. will meet Thurs­ day, Dec. 4, at 2 pi in. in the head­ quarters, instead o f Dec. 11th. The county quarterly meeting will be held Deo. 11th at Jamestown. m o n t h l y I t import o f o a r S c h o o ls , BANK OF CEDARVILLE General Banking Busines Transacted. G e o . W . H a r p e r , I* re « . W . L - C lem a n S i C a s h i e r , i CHAS. £ . S M IT H Is the place for you to get a smooth . shave or a stylish hair cut. BASFMENT ORR BU ILD ING . LOCALS. On and after December 1st. I will sell all my stock of millinery goods at cost to close them out. Bar­ gains the order this time. J. A . C rawford , Xenia, O. J. II. L ackey ;• ' Jamestown, O. Crawford & Lackey BREEDS F A N C Y Piml-Cliina Il»p We have for this season’s trade some large grow thy pigs o f both sexes. Prices to suit the times. Also 3 extra Short-Horn bull calves. Call on, o* address as above. New Ulcat Store! • Dean Ss ;Barber havo opened a new meat store in the Warner building and are now ready to servo ail cus­ tomers with the finest fresh meats in the market . A trial respectfully so- ( j a i l a n d SCc*. t h e m , licited. • Syrup and Molasses at G ray ’ s . . French Mustard at W li M c M illan ' s When yon want a good clgur go to Boyd’s restaurant. Armour’s corned beef, the finest in the land at A ndreev B ros . , See our new papatrie at 25 cents. •JR idowa Y. Cheese, Crackers and,Ginger snaps at G ray ’ s * . J u l ia C o n don . Best picket fence at Mitchell’ s. Avcua, Oaimeul j . Cracked wheat ' Granulated Ilominy Fariito, Parched Farinose at G ray ’ s . A lex Turnbull Andrew & Bro Henry Owens It 8 'J'owtisley James Townsley A D Barber JN Townsley Kuelicl McMillan H A Townsley A Oreswell D H Marshall G E Jobe Jno A Barber ChiusM Barber- R. -M. Cooper Jno. Townsley J H Brotlierton J 0 Turnbull T W Spencer Wm Thorne Joseph Kyle J) B Torrcuco Mary McCollum Wm Kvlo A J McElroy A G Miller S X Tarhox U E Coolev Hugh A Turnbull Albert Sellers JasH Crawford Chas F Marshall Biiio Barbel- & sister J C Barber I IB . Burlier I ) J McMillan Boland Kvle J G'Gano W m &Isaac Thorne Jos & J 8 Brown Nathan L Ramsey Nath. Whittington J S Williamson J D Williamson Rosa Chambers J C Collins 1 H • »ftCl*■— oa 4*909«AUi IOiftcc *9* CV ' (N-CQ- NNri •' ... l! - iX*rcio«?OHObO,if'« i e , j ♦ft •— hft ifto o s6J efci-s ■ a? 1 ?_ '■efi « S c* rthO© o Cft«©» m 3©eft ■ , cfc©> ■ : f-4.eeiftOftrkw|<o OO'< 0 . ♦ft'4ft^ *S»M j+A> ■doosii' »ftifioddosiiH •Cft . oo.f* ■'. 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The above is a report o f th'e third month o f our schools, closing Friday, Nov, 21.- The first quarter being completed the examinations were held in all the departments except the high school, which has its examinations as. certain sections o f the branches are completed,. Union chapel exercises were held on Monday morning,'the devotional ex­ ercises being conducted by Dr. Mor­ ton, After the reports o f the different 1 departments were received and com- Miss Lillie White, o f Columbus, is pared with the report o f the former visiting friends here this month several literary productions Mua Maggie Cushing,of Springfield, ?vcr« Sivcn b-v thc l« ip iK -‘ ‘ \Vhfetlipg is the guest o f Cedarville friends. • j , n *Ieav<;u «as « » excellent selection —----------~— Iwell rendered by Mary Templeton. Mrs. 1 . B. and J . H . Andrew spent | Kate .Shelley crossed tho a few days in Cincinnati this week. ( bridge” was given by Mary Ervin in a Misses Blanche Collins and Bessie i very pleasing style. Della Gilbert's Bruce, o f Xenia, were the guests o f recitation was good. Lottie Murdock’s song delighted all, “ Homesickness” rendered by Della Jones was good* Junia Pollock’s voice rang clear In recitation. Frank Ervin dosed the exercises with a nice declamation en­ titled “ Can’t commence It,” Dr, Morton then gave some most excellent advice to the teachers and *pupils closing them with the emphatic statement that true greatness consists iliss Effie Barber, last .Saturday. Dave"MeMilkn, who has been in Springfield under the care o f a phvgi- cian for several weeks, spent a few days at home this week. McOreight and daugh- were the Mrs, Airs. M. T. ler Nellie, o f Jamestown, guests o f Mrs. Mc.’a mother, Margaret Blair, this week. A ndrew & B ro . COOKS ' a n d You will find all kinds o f coal, ie Anthracite, Jackson, Pittsburgh and Mrs. McQuillan, who lived just J jn fully developing the physical, men- south o f Cedarville, died at her home * A complete slock o f window' glass M , , , r f Sunday Creek at M itchell ’ s . We have a complete line of S T OV E S of all kinds at Rock Bottom Prices. We think we can please you both in quality and price. Give us a call. Oroouft Boll. a t II id ow a y ’ s , When you want a good tneal, lunch or.oyster* go to Boyd’s restau­ rant, on Limestone street. Fare Italian Sage for sausage at W . It. M c M illan ’ s . A nice line o f feed baskets at C rouse A B ull ’ s F i s h ! r t e M Fresh lake white, cat; pickeral and herring. Next door to the bamc. P eggy L awsoi L “ THE OLD RELIABLE” Meat Store o f C. W . Crouse may al­ ways be found at the same place deal­ ing out the lieat meat lit the market, atthe lowest prices. Persons wishing stock in the Southern Building and Loan Asso­ ciation, ofllnutsTlIle, Alabama, and Cincinnati, Ghto, o r any Information oott earning the Association, please Mil on B. L. Smith, county agent, or I f. I t Stormont, treasurer, or 3. I t MeWroy, Sec’y, Canned corn, canned tomatoes, cauued peaches, canned blacklierries, &e., at W. It. M c M illan ' s . Hard and Soft refined Sugars at G ray ’ s . Now is the time to buy your coal at A ndrew B ros . . A new line o f Hair Brushes, R iik iw ay . Tito finest pickles ever in Cedar. ( villo at A ndrew *B ros . Largest line o f trunks'and values in Greene county, at rock bottom prices. C . L , C hain . Fish at G ray ’ s . He-No, the pure tea for sale at A ndrew B ros . A fine line Hue o f Patent Medicines at ltioo way ’ s Highest market price paid for Wheat at A ndrew & B ro . Dried Apples, Peaches, Apricots and Prunes at G ray ’ s . Sunday at the age o f 77 years. The body was taken to the home o f Airs. Will Blnir, a grand-daughter ' o f the deceased lady, and the funeral services were conducted there, Rev. Morton officiating. The burial was at the cemetery west o f Cedarville. C. H . Merritt, near Springfield, is building a large, handsome residence. Just before he contracted for the doors and inside finish, I ’d. Ginn paid him a visit, gave him figures on the job, and for twotweeks following Mr.' Merritt priced such work all over Springfield and other places, and then sent word to J. L . Ginn that he could have the job. From this it would seem that the Champion City is not so much of a champion as it “ used to was,”— Jamestown Comet. And that is not all. The tin work was done by Crouse A Bull, who also furnished the mantles and grates. McFarland A Mensur did the carpen­ ter work; Iliff Bros, did the stone work and furnished the lime, while Andrew Jackson furnished the lumber. A ll o f that cau be said foi* Cedarville. taiand spiritual powers. The roll o f honor contains the fol­ lowing: Room No. 1. Arthur Gray, Frank Orindell, Frank Shepherd, Walter Smallwood, Bertha Mitchell, Bessie Sterrett, Lottie Siegler, Grace Wade, Ora Johnson, Nellie Tindall. Room No, 2. Charlie Ran', Frank Ervin, Johnnie Ginn, Clyde Spronl, Mabel McDxll, Mary Sterrett, Anna Townsley, Nettie Beemer, Della Joues, Merl McFarland. Room No. 3. Clara Jackson, Echo Sterrett, Emma Templeton, Yinnie McLean, Ethel Fields,' Mary Ervin, Fannie Jackson, Effie Duffield, l^etha McFarland, Rader Wade. Room No. 4. Louis Smith, Rosana Badger, Jennie Smith, MamieWilson, Frank Jones, Lulu Batts, Flora Nooks, Mary Pigg, Clara Baldwin. Boom No. 5. Clara Shull, Fannie Townsley, *Charley Crouse, Myrtie Paris, Junia Pollock, HarryMurdock, Julia Kennon, Daisy Ford. Esta McLean, Lorena Grindle,