The Cedarville Herald, Volume 11, Numbers 22-52

CiiAii O rchard , K y ., August 4, ’90. M k E ditor ': I left Cedarville Ju ly 24th op ' the early train ,and arrived here a t 2 p, m. the .mine . .day. Prom Cincinnati jl came on the C. 8. R.-R. to Junction City, a t which point I changed to. the I m atut in . u n tneA;. o. i roae -ue- hind the noted engine A. .0 , Darwin has a dftuhle furnace and a cab directly over the engine. • They claim to be ' able to retard or quicken speed much m o r e rapidly with this engine than any other, and I am*satisfied the latter is adjust claim, for a t Danville where they stopped to-take water, several of us who had got. off to recpmiohe$> a little came neat being left a t that place by not being prompt in boarding the train, ( J u s t one hundred miles from Cin­ cinnati we crossed the Kentucky river ■op the High Bridge, which name I consider very appropriate as itis three hundred feet high from the bed .of the river. • . Crab Orchard a t present numbers about eight hundred goulfrand is S4|j^ E . long, and 374° N. lat. or about one hundred, and forty miles south west o f Cincinnati. I t is situated' in Lincoln county, which with Fayette arid Jefferson- 'constituted .the three original counties of the ^ n tc . The business houses nrfe old id style,’ but some modern residences have in the last few years been erected in the suburbs. 1 No important battles were fought here during the w a rj but skirmishing was frequent, and from my window I can see a patchwork across the street the result o f a rebel cannon ball fired through the old brick tavern on the corner. . C rab Orchard Springs, a noted wa­ tering place, is about a quarter of a ' mile no rth of the town, and there are a t present about four hundred visitors from different states aud cities spend- ing^ the heated season there. The guests are principally from Louisville, St. Louis. Lexington, A tlan ta and, Cincinnati. The buildings are very substantial and cost about two hun­ dred thouasnd dollars. The mineral waters are said to be the finest in the world consisting o f epsoin, sulphur and iron. Epidemics, malarial fevers and cyclones are almost unknown in this community, bu t th is' being elec turn <lay, vast quanitics of whisky is now being consumed in, a noisy man- u e rln the alley back .of my hotel. The democrats o f Springfield are decidedly sore towards Governor1 Campbell jfor the manner in which he allowed the election of a judge to .Jill the vacancy made by the death of Judge White. . Bishop Joyce, o f the M. E . Church, said, in answer to the question ' ‘what should bo done with the southern ques­ tion?” that he was, in, favor o f a Fed-, era! election law and of living u p to the American principles of every man -being entitled to -his rights, and' that he should be protected in- them. . . Main & Co. showed some edu ented horses in Waynesville last. Friday, among them one bearing the name of Ben Harrison. -Ben was ordered to pay his respectslto the prettiest girl in the audience, and with good taste’ se­ lected Miss Anna Redfern; and with the same unerring instinct, when told to do reverence to the homeliest man, Harrison made"his bow to Morgan Fudge, editor of the Bell brook Moon. —Miami Gazette. w j y jw'u iw y i NDRBW JACKSON, S U C C E S S O R T O DUNLAP & C O . DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF- -A X » - ■ 7 Sash V Blinds, Wes. H , Rowe ^formerly editor and proprietor of the Sentinal of South Charleston, and lately holding a U. S. government position, has. resigned his place a t Washington and accepted the position of business manager of “ The American Industrial World,’’ a new monthly magazine to be published in Cincinnati in the interests of commerce manufacturers, builders, etc. I t will be a large, well edited and conducted publication .having plenty of. capital behind it. ■Mr.-Rowe is to be congrat­ ulated on his good fortune—he will be a credit to the magn^me, and his many friends wish him Success. « - 4 Mr. John Carpenter, of Goodlnnd, Ind-} says; “ I .tried Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhocit Remedy for diarrhoea and severe cramps, aud pains in .the stomach and the'bowels with the best results. : In 'the worst cases I never had to give more than the third dose to effect- a cure. In most eases one dose will do. Besides its other good qualities it is pleasant to take.” 2.? and 50 cents bottles for sale by B. G. Ridgway. Romartrabie Ho^cue. Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plnltflcld. 111., makes the statement thin she mtight cold, which settled om htu lungs: slto was treated for a month by her family physician, but grew worse. He told her she was a hope- less victim of commnipfinn and ti.ut no medicine could cur.e her. Hei (lruggi«f suggested Dr. King’s Ken Disci ivimv for .Consumption; s)i< bought a bottle und to her dt light' found herself henefUtcd from - firs! dose. ■She cofitiM'ued Its use and af ter taking ten brillles,'■found her-eh sound and well, now does her own housework and 5». as Weil as she cvet was.—Free trial bottles of tiiis (iron: Discovery at llitiowAY’s Drug Store I large bottles SU>\ nod SU-.OU. ! ... ... *........ . ; c LATH, MOULDINGS, FLOpRlNG, SIDING, ETC, - Havfe just received a new • stock. Cap offer you better Grades for less money thanyou have deeri paying for poorgrades • * - ' ■ « . 1 ; t ^ CALL AND SEE GRADES AND FRIGES. . B uck len ’s A rn ica Salve. The beat salve.in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chnppeil hands, chilblains, corns And all skin eruptions, and positive­ ly cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect entisfsctioh, or money refunded. Price 25 centB a bor, For eafo by B. G. Ridgeway’s ALWAYSINREDBAGS. Pittsburgh, Cin’ti & St. Louis Ky J l I»AJJ-liAlJDLK ROUTE. Schedule in effect Ju n e . 1.1890. Tri/ins depart from Codarvlllo as follow GOING WEST. jj f 4.‘2(5 a. m. " flag stop. * 10.14 a. in. . ’ Ij * 5.31 p. m. flag stop. . ' GOING EAST .' * 8 a. in. * 8.57 p. tit. 1 SUNDAY. The following train s stop on Sun ­ day only. FAST. , WEST. jj lO .U a . in. || 4.17 p .m . . )!(}.57 p. in. . *4.26 a. m. Time given above is Central Tinip. JFIng tl)u !>*. «Bally except Sunday. POWELL’S R e d B a o F e r t i i u z e r C3-A I'ir«t-clas» IFert JTIr.er, eo; ■ ling ^PLAXT POOD in u eoMfrali ^pcwntniSci:?! jtlvc. rv-'-'-M" A* L. 11**^ lfa,: - m v ... ' at. UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHYOP T^E COUNTRY, WELL OBTAIN •MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OF-THIS MAP OF * . Happy r.oosiers. Win. Ttinutoits, Fostmaster oFIda- vllie. Ind., writes: “Electric^.Bitters has done more for me than any othet ttredieiueH eouioined, for that, bad feeling u .ring from Kidney aud L iv*. n trotibie.’’ .JeJm Leslie, farmer a n d } *!od>man, o f same plate, says: “ Find t.loetric Iiitters to be the bust Kidney ____ _ -ml L ite r itodietne, made me feel ........................ i ’o a p r i l I’ro ree iling* , j df.e -i few man.” J . W. Gardener, . * ■■. * ’ ■■ ■*-. ■ a. ---- - G •T-L:--^?s-I.!V Y*"T*»»*7tTirit.Si*?’*>^?5i ^5“rTrr^*TT.*I- “aun'fcumiM'w''^raiiisamfcrops afegoou.'l " The council met in tegular it>ii'j jf:tVitT 1 rVVr^iriMV= T I have seen/evoral field* of eoru here [last Monday evening, Mayor Town-; man u hot* nil nrs down and don’t j that wjll average sixty bushels per.; fley-pre-iding, a quorum being pros-i acre. Wheat is good, and if a ■good; cut. * thivpliuigmachine was in hero now it ! After the reading 12; of the minutes could find work for three, months. )and call of committee.-, couticilninfi The fru it crop-trill be small this year'Sweeney npwc and apologised to the. ill Kentucky. I t is said there will j council for the language, used by him not be over 30 per cent of the usual»to eottueilmau Orr a t the last meeting crop. They tell me, there are only two G. A, R , men in this township, and one o f litera ls an Ohio man aud the other « New ’Yorker. Kentucky is evidently destined in ’tli fu ture to become a great state. the TTtic eastern coal tlrea is ahoat ten thousand square utiles and the western almut four thousand, The surface of one ha lf the state overlies ores o f such ofcouncil. His apology was accepted. After af tending to other uitiinp »t- ant business; ri : .following hills wqre allowed! J. G. (irinnel, one month’s salary as marshal and chief of fire depart­ ment 830,83. | ti. Crain, interest on 10 bonds, $39,00. I). Kihhnv, work, 8(5,50. Newton Porter, work, $1,25. rie lmm as to pay well for the working, j D. A. Shepherd, coke and hauling, Often veins of iron ores occur side b y , 88,50. side with beds of -cool, which can- be employed for smelting and . reducing tluj o r a . With an area of 20,000 square milts epvt t ing its iron deposits, and with coni resources exceeded only by those o f Pennsylvania, Kentucky w singularly bthitid-feaftd in working Jas. Caldweffliglding1ainpsT^to^)l) Monarch Oil Company, oil, $18,9(5. JohnC . (Irinnel, telephoning and Work on heater, $2,80. Louis Smith, 25 cents,’ Hpringfiehl Iron Works, 030,00. Moses Jones, crenmting dogs*#1,00. lives or dies; hot h« good appetite eirre wlietlmr he lint ml new s«*ni am! fell just like lie bad a new learc 5'Je. a bottle, at l’tno- ( 2 ) oil life. Only wav ’ s Drug Sn*re. During the ejiidetnic of flux iu this country last stum r, I had hard work to keep ft supply of Chamberlain's (*oltc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand. People often came ten or twelve miles in the night to get a bot­ tle of Remedy. I have been sidling patent medicines for the last ten years ami find that it has .giving the best satisfaction in eases diarrhoea and flux, 1 , w ' than any other medicine I have ,cver. handled.— J . II. Bettham, Druggist,! Gokonda, Pope Co., 111. Over five, hundred bottles of. this Remedy were sold in that country during the opid- detnio referat to. I t was a perfet sue* Hutchinson, THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISL&KD&PACIFIC RAILWAY, Including main lines,Jbr&nehos and. extensions E ast and W est of tlio -Missouri Elver. The Dlivjcfr Boule to ond frora Ghieago.mollot. Ottawa, Peoria, La Hallo. Molinn, Rock Iolantl, tn II-BINOIS-Davenport, Mi.seatino, SLHl0 Ja> fk ’iiPl 0 °SI}’ Eos tlpinc- 3 ,W intor jof-,,-Audubon, Hnrlnn and Council Blu/hi,. Ip IOWA-~MinnciU)o;i 3 and St. 1'aul, in MINNUSOTA-Watertown In HAKOrA-Caaicjcon, Kt. JoaqpU end Kansas City, in rilbSOlTIir—Omaha. Dairbu. y<xnd Nol.-.on. in NTiirnfASitA-Horton, Topeka, -- -Pond Greek, ‘ Denver, • Cara to . . ^ -------......................... ......Oity.andPaleceSleep- £i!£S/CT0 betw« 3 n Ghicqpo, W ichita and yiatnbinsoii. Traverses now and areas of rich rarmina and grazinsr lands, cifording the beat facilities of i^°« 5 ?om,Pu 21 £P’t*on 10 all towns and cities oa:!i and W03t, northwest and. southwest of Chicago, and Paciflo and trans-ocoanlo Seaports. m a g n if ic e n t v e s t ib u l e empress tr a in s , M i n e r all competitors In eplonidor of equlwinenL warmed by steam from thq ilocomotive, well yer.tllatcd, and freo from duet. Through Ooaclio?, r’«l;n2iPt«19PperSt Dining Cars dally botwoen Ohlcago, Des Molnea, l Om*13 and Omaha, w ith Freo Keollninp Chair Cara between Chicago and Denver, Colorado Sprlngra and Puoblo, via St. Joseph, o r Kansas Sity^and Topeka. Splendid Dining Hotels (furnishing meals a t seasonable ----------- *— — -sfiforniaEs • ----- ------------ - per soil there certify th a t it saved their lives. I n four other epidemics of bowel complaint this Remedy has equally sum-wful, 23 ami 50 cent bottles fos saie by B. O . Riegway,a Mksourl River. Caflfbr Excursions daily, with CHOICH aiitUX2.ra Belt Cake, Ogdon, Portland, Los Angelos and San £l»nel«cq. The DIRECT LINE to ancf froth Dike’s Peak, Manitou. Garden Grapdeurs^f Colorado'110 citiee»Mtaln&Camps, Sanitariums, and Scenic VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE, and Minneapolis and St. Paui, “ and from thosejpoint; ana Peorlft, Spirlt^Lako 'Solid.iypress cess iTml Vvns m i l ^Kansna City, Through Chaircnratu i Bleeper between ;.c — cure the worst cases. Dozens of - ^ Ii^ i rMif a ^ 1 uroiinas of th^ NortliwoBt. tvJSS’l .BHpRTMNB VIA SfiNEOAANDKANKAKSttl iv2XS?i.hetween Cincinnati, Ihdianapoija, Dathyctte, and, ttouncy BUtffi;, 8t. JoaeplijA^hlcoru l#avenwoi th, Itanpas CUV, Miiraeapolisfcnd St, ~ ■■5yukdk,iL'nicoI5i neavenwoim , B-annus city , Minneapolia and St Paul. ^ fir defcir;>d Information, apply to any Coupon Tioket Offlce in the United State* or Cjuutda, o r address E» ST. JOHN, UraecMIlaastet. JOHN SEBASTIAN, OHIGACiO, ILL . OM’IttAitfttlfLAtHA \ \ - i Cov« Sproui 11:00 K. P] jmst<»r BC-llOOl M. 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