The Cedarville Herald, Volume 11, Numbers 22-52

•*-**•*• f uuH "WO'"*'#■ . ; %* 1 1 P ..* J kv I i | If £ -4 | itt * 5 * i» L i Xl) •_•yf'**■"*•’-*» •**WT « • * < £ * - - ■ ( I^w»»i.'f as i,\':»i;ei:NH>;s.r wekki . y nf , wsi * ai * ku . SAT (JRDAY", DKG. 27, 181(0 IK IL 11LA IR , K .UlortmlProfl'r PftJOE S 1.25 PER ANNUM. <1211111011 U lK F .O TO ltV . , Om-Hniioier Church.** H»v T. C. .Sprout Pastor. u<*auliir services hi . iljUH a 11)1Sivhhatfl HClliMlI !H H l[* '* ' -:nKP, Gtijireh.--tlnv.. .1. l*V Moil'ii, . AiSstbi*, •StyvCYhlosul, II : 0 i>aHI;' JiAbbatli *-,*#Uhqnl <*tpptKJii ni . f- ••' ,M^ k T Ohun-.li.- Kov. a. L. Tints, pas­ tor. " Hrenohiiigat 1U:4<V h id ; SablmUi ^ hool ni (Kin ii* in.; class, |><m,; Yonag I'aMitltilH mootin'* at 7;<Wp in; #rovor iiientingWednesday evening.at • 7*0!) U. t». Chinch. — ltnv. .1. O. Witrnnek, . pastor. ‘ Services ni 11:0il a ut mill 7 p III; Siihhiith school at, |0:d0 a 10 . A M. IS. (Hurrah. - Itev. ,1. H. .Inck- v son* pastor. anrV.h; 0 ^ at II : h' i i p un.j • 7:()0y> in each SablnttR: Sabljp.ii v i ».<*! ' 8:00 p in; class,7:oo p m.mieh.Vi i i. y - Baptist Church. - 1>, MTt|. lid' i pastor. I’ rcndllng every, .Siihlnifli i.l I U aiii , ami 7:00 p.,ni! NuhbaUi Nolinol ni ' :i:00 iVhs*:: n in; Prayer meeting Wyii- ■ iesdnV .r l ) i .£2 FOR BARGAINS IN C LO TH IN G ---------------- - — D O N T F A E L T O Y I S I T ^ ^ - ----------------- A. B. CRANDALL & CO i :W~" k \•- js Our IWING tothe remarkable and unprecedented rush during tk&Jasttwo months, weliavon’ t had a wprd to say. ^Btutekhjw.Been replenished,^ J^ck oilers rafcpiygd, and wfl(wilimalte prices that will hehard to duplicateelsewhere* *”i-1 ’ A— ’Jt- ' '* ' ‘ ~ 2SH5H535(^ - mmmmmmJSEESSSm' .SB c=s JOHN ALLEN’S ONE LIE. The JHisn3««ippI CwnKressman’# ;Punish- I uieiif. lor lVrvertiin; the TnitU. . j CoTr;;rf,<'.«nian John Alien bad the floor. ! says the WasliingtOTi Post, “ You know 1 l never told hutono lie in my life,” said j the Mississifia.il. “ That cured mo It i was back in I8.’rl, a day or two after the ! second battle,or Man;-.‘Has. I was a I ' Small, b„•>ifooted soldier boy about fit- f • teen y.-ars .u!u, Tnarahlng with Lee’s j army towrrd Maryland My feet beenmo * so sw ‘0 from rmm'hhi;; over the rocks.1 tha?l bad to full out of lino and becamo separated from my command, and, con­ sequently, from all commissary.,stores on which 1 could draw The country i bud been to often cabled by both armies • tiiat.lt was dlfitctilt to (Tetany tUintt to ! oat. I nas very hungry ntul thouent I j J should starve, when l suddenly spied a 1 /: iiou’o r.tVa.v fromihe road, v.-hich sf-cmed H-to have been missed by the soldiers J •itb iamtly was just *;Ttur.*r down to a 1 fcuod dinner and at my s ,.o a l reriiiesv j they invited me in. I do not rctnemhii ' ever to hitvo enjoyed a dinner so much, t and not knowing when I, tvonld get any ( tiilmg more 1 tried myself ar>d ate a ; t very big ■ tln.rer. '■ In fuef,’ 1 took on 1 about three days’ rations. I left this ’ boiiso and hud gone about a naif a nine , when I saw some nice-looking ladies i grtin" toward a hospital with »•! covered basket. I was sure they ' ■bad somethin'; for- tiio sick sol- dlbrs. nh'L while I did n„t feel foil I ■ could eat Miy thingumro them, 1U i . j .fot J tutd bctt.T make, stme provision> l »v the futiii’O and that I might get some- • t'lke" t >li.kiM h :v; it) my )n • .,tck 1 v.ttt - ,)..,il i,,)1t.i.f t ,j i. ,*’iil a.iuih'.-r btivii- looking Epielwn, You would never' have suppaked I-would bavo developed ■into tlni specimen of tnanlv beauty you ■ ■ iunv kw » lit’foru yon. 1gtipiouchod these IsintMieaeted ladies anti, putting on my j hungriest and most pitiful look. *aid OVERCOATS $ 3 * 5 0 R i e- rvtcnaOlo one. 11 * nml5>I(n " i % ^ f O buy b aiidb- (|I/| jW'by Fall or v>inter Coat in all wo o l, Meltons, Chindhilhis, etc.; seine at this price reduced from *16, 915 and S14. ,C*i 1 K and from <05A t / that to $28 are Coats th a t are a lm o s t be­ yond description. The finestKerseys} 2>Mtuns,Sbetlanda Morstens, ■Wales, etc. Styles tile newest and swel- Ivst. JLond.m Box, withha f inch welt seams, srde vents, J and tull Velvet Collars. Coats Umtx*Hiinot be pro­ duced fnlbisnmrk- et forloveor money Mo K m m m m i t 1 l&>Mb m w V ■M J 7 Ifc % S T J I T S In this line wecov­ er the whole range from a good suit at, $5 to the finest Clay diagonal at 925. These goods are from the finest manufactures— people who'make style' and perfect fit allfa-longetudy, and are able to p r o d u c e m o re handsome and bet­ ter suits than the < average t a i l or. Sucks, double and single b r e a s ted , straight and round corners, with and w ithout p a t ch pockets. Three & ’ one button Frocks and Piince Alkerts all these iu the va­ rious new weaves and textmes, com­ bining the largest and best assort­ ment ever shown ' in Greene County. ^a5a5asaSaSa5E5HSESaHaS5BaS5SHSa5HSHS2SHSH5ESHErHSHS3Sa5aSHS2SHSI25c u- V * V Ve ca ll special attention to our tine o f Bb.tCK CHEVIOTS 111 Sacks and bracks, THE 1’ HES011- INAL SELLERS OF THE DAI. - ' 1 W S 0 V E R C G A T 3 . - 5 0 C o a t s a t $ 1 . 5 0 , W o r th $ 2 , $ 2 . 5 0 a n d $ 3 . 0 0 ; Other styles in long, all-wool Scotch Overcoats, with Capes, $5 to $10. Children’ s Soils from $1.25 to $8. Knee Pants from 25i: to $1.25. ’ Our liuo of UiiderHcur is the largest ami best we have ever shown; Full np in lints, Cups, aud everything in Meat’ s Pnrnishings,. A pleasure to show you through, buy or not. ■.■■•■■■ V 4 ■ ----- iSitaJi--------------------- * ;----------—- ' sa. (URlMMe-sr^cjarr •arar.i'^Tr'I—llji n■m■'vnr— *.rWO FAIRY TALES. ' LOWEST T^IOE CLOTHIERS. M I M m S l nBIffllfflllHnifniW ••t 1 1 . "aMiimsiiiuiniffluoiinflainuzamiQdl jwaaBwiiKjffipiiy i ivu^ '.-i <rL\r. ? tm m marc je rm n e e ?W '.r r;r.ew w ‘ \Kr^r w *' T.iiJU'i;, cun you toll mo wherirTi" pour rokUcr buy uhu has not had it mouthful to cat for throe dayii can-got nomething to kcop him from Htarving’V’ “ You uhoultl have scon tuo ldok of jiympaMi.V oh thMt facwj as they said. ‘Wo inmit not let thin poor boy Htarve.' ar.d opening thjdr baskets, in which they hud Uvo pitchers of gruel, they began to feed wo on gruel out of aspoon Xow, when I was a child they used to feed mo oil gruel when l iv^* St«rlM Time Slimihl lie Tttlien Cirnln or Two or Suit. Two queer natural history fairy tiilo-i reaoli the Pall Mall Gazette from Scot­ land. At Haddington a cut gave birth to four 'kittens, and with her eibsprlng took up her abode in the garden isiim- inn-Uouso. Three of the kittens vtu e rcKiovcd, und the lady of tho bOunp on visiting the auminer-bouso tho next day was surprised to find that the fourth kitten had also disappeared, Henwh 1 or pain in. Liu* sic-iiutciu-, mlu .mw e!n>!t*ni morlms there is nothing ln-ttei th: *j Ghumlierluin’s CoKo, Gt* ,1, r.. itriil Diarrhoea lionudy. Fort B. (1. I’ hlgtniv. \V )*tipov i-oo *:«r8. n.1Tim (dons, Po«d intister oi' with it t nil. .I k., . . l U n u i , . 4 n „ l l . . o , M I . » .J1 -. li vvi’ifes; “ Klfetl’ic -li ,a~ tluii. more lor in:* thairuny . ♦n'lcines eoti, lined, for tha• »•i-loig uri-ing I'rom Kidney an er ts'i.nlsie,” John ,Leslie, fiirne , •’* * '•"* ? ■ -lo.'.tiiu'.:, of siunc phtec. guvs; Kst ii .*.sr rates for the lloim.rn'; , u-i. Btiu*tv t»i h«* ihe heel I will I mj iu eilect at nil ticket stations* h lUv 'i* medic',m-, made in- oi* tho FonWlvmihi Lines Wt-.-t «f| i‘KV,u " ^ V '5’U!f ' V’ . (hl!' u i, u ut ou. M owh p ;.. |,„-„i, out, •nil,' ’,a' -"at1*' ,,*t****VU,.,'« was made, but to no avail, ik-vefal days d Ducniotr vlth, «•>.,» i , *.mi. » :;».)■• j.i-t tnu thing passed, and tho attention of tho, In- , jj'jti January 1st, LSill. m.-* iv)io >• dl jim »lou» and oick^and ruates was attracted by the smnevVhat Theyetum iunit l«w l/ceri exicnde.l >’*’ ! “ wlieilu-r • l;e lives or <li. I disllkt d H abovoaU things eatable, slealthy movements of the mother cat, Imt, having told the story about ray 'ffJon Itr ®e®n t0 R° ” fi*r hunger, I had to cat It, \Veil, I never ^ 'c k arch of honeysuckle v/as so punished for a story ns 1 was fur “ tn*, u®*0 th0 missing kitten was . ail uxcelient npuortunitv lor «:e;v15ng having toiiat that gruel on my dinner ensconced In a blackbirds : OLiT-tnioiGniuF isew Year nwnv i'rom But 1 haveoften thought that .nay ImIt A batter retreat could not have L it .tmaa a.i.r^ew ir a r awnj troui was a fortunate thing forme. It broke lK*en chosen, a s ,tl« nest la fully scVen , home. mo from tolHug stories. 1 have never fcotfrom the ground and in tlu* thick-; ■“ ** ‘ ----- told .mo since.” f 5t P*rt o f l.h0 hbnoysuekle. hero the A snn 0f :.*r. M. D. P ilfer, a inr r- (M tr » Ymatatr Arwmuiiy. ; In its novel quarters. { chant of Gihraltar, Ji, 0 ,, was so had- The following is sail lo be a lltmal : Fairy-tale number two Is that of a dog Iy afflicted with rheumatism for a year copy of the rules pwted on a school- ; -h r , rather, two doga-Who were play- (;r moTC, a;, t(, |.c, unrij,*c tn work or L’<i house door up in the Big Bend country: Ing together with a toy whip. The Irish , , . . . . , , e ••Bnch pupil is roqulred to make a bow terrior, momentarily losing ids temper, to sehoo.. l i u father conc.uticd to on entering the Sjcheol House of mom* i.made a snap and snarled at his com* try t.haniherhuft’a Pain Balm on the ing, also on leaving of the School Koom : fiasioA, who immfediately turned toll },Av> It guofi cured liir.i and he has o f evening. There shall bo no profaln walked off ln a hug* The terrier .. ... . lau-ua^e usMl in Mchool nor on tho play . *teod a moment and then, seeming to ‘ eioceUfllked one and a halt niilbs to i , ]. , i . ,i . * 'oin ii u«*f; sin go repeatedly.to a *two ibya.lor^or than last y<ar, viz: rtn(l fr.]t ju-i lik. i&the gar- , until Jaiui.'iry otli, thereby affor-.limrUn !f:\*. Only & .* a v*f> In-; liven or ltviigtli. good ;t; , c be Imd a new : j(Jr. a boUle, ut li. <; Store. < * — — - easywoven from tho road fromnor to School nor no Nick- ■narnirt. Kvety pupil 'over eight years Shall be fjUhjWit to these ruler,, and tho teacher is v> make allotvemjo for all pu­ pils wider tight and enforce tho rules ateo.dea, ff an/ soholar brakes these rales th* shall bo panBu'd by , a switehen,* ' S»iwO.< Katp*M««« * Ml*il*wnry* A nath-h v.mvert to Flirtstiafiltj In equatorial Africa recently aslfod ft Wlv ttemrrUabsw h,».,mio< indcritandlng that his playomie^traa j ' Jdl^- T-iJClnhl C<n ti:ln, l'lnluflclrt, dnuero Ift hia offer, made a dash at rii# i 111., mokes the slitiemehf Hint she whip, and the two dogs resumed their j i*;sughi which setilcd on bci play, the best of friends, 'i he repent- »n<^ of the prodigal son was nothing in ‘omparison with this display of tho buig*: jdiewoH ii'CHifd ior a mor.fh iiy hci’ I'tiuiil.v |»Tiy#teian, bttf t-rr-w . ... * . . . . , i Woser.. Ho fohi hci*.eh« ivas s Ympc* trltih terrier, which, unfortunately, was viiilm o f tmdiiinpfkni ami U.nf Killed at Montrose station the day after rMf medi.-inc txAiM otllt) her. Ht*« the oocuraueO of thelucldsnt. ( |uruggi*t »Hi;gc»te:T I)v» F.ingV J.IHstgWK ■ft*!*: .KohjSH th'* *#»», Ki 's .^ cm hitisamptioii; riw The huvs o f hen!in are taught is tho Hch 'iil-; hut n«>t Sun wav to beof much p* ***!c >1 hcii-ii* *:n>l are never iUuft- ‘ ; Lmted hv living, examples, which, in ' j umny c*.i;vs mi/nt easily ho done, I f gome whohtr who; had just contracted a cold, v<r* brought before the School, K) tint all could hear the dry* loud cough and know its siguicance; see the thin white coating on .the tongue atid '*’! later, as the cold developed* see tho proiu'-e watery expcctomtion and thin .,, watery discharge from the nose* not (* one o f them would ever forget what the first symptoms o f a gold were. O fucb of G allic . Tl.e scholar should then lie given Dealers in Line horses, Columbus, ()., Chamberlain's Cough Remedy freely, (• i 'S tlemen —Early Jasl spriiig one. that all might see that even a severe f "I1! * 3 ^hiusly iojnnd C()Uj{i ^ cure(|in one or twodays by being kicked. Arabian Oil was . , „ ... . , , J reconinietided to us and we gave It a °rnt least greatly mitigated, when frail. The result was mu only satis- ^properly treated as soon as the first laMorj, but surprising, The. wound 'symptoms appear. This remedy is heiiied rnpuilv,neu the animal was ready for use in a few* (lays. Since 1furiJOlIS fot ,te curcs ° f ™u8h*> ^ that time we have by its use cured' and croup. It is mado especially for a number o f eaves o f scratches and ro-j ., . • . . ±. • , , moved some bad eases ofeurb, Ara-1 diseases and is the most prompt biau Oil -is undoubtedly the best gen- i and most reliable medicine known for ernl.Stock Liniment that wo ever*,, , * *, used, ami we advise Farmers and . ,<Jpurpose. 50 cent bottles for Raw ilorseuieir to keep a supply o f it in by B. G, Ridgway* their stables at all limes. Yours Ro-j spoclfully, llmuE & ( t u u :r . 1 ' “ ■•m We pfi'qr $100 for a case o f Seratidios Arabian Oil will not cure. For sale 1>y U. O. 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