The Cedarville Herald, Volume 11, Numbers 22-52

: ' - , J Xr i^y|u»='Rmjyjqyjw-iwy j #^ bi »».,ffPi,««j"*g,-C^M' ■■jMirijwjgi'i^ww^iwwi.J1.1.... |£: J ■* k ■ Cwfa*'#*'*# *+*"•«*>4 9 hhlllif!■*,«<lUl* . Bamw#"? **+*? P t [ K - l I E R l D D . . HINOBPKNOKrfT WSBK(.V NEWSPAPER, BATURDAY, AUCJUtST 50, 1890. lfr. I I . E l i A J it , E d ito r an d P r o p ’r. PRICE 5 D ?,3 PER AHNUM. ■Major McKinley was renominated tor congress l»y the republicans of the sixteenth district ,at Jfasillon, Tues­ day* The total produeiioii- o.fpig iron in tliesUn'ited States . for the first six months of 1890 was 5,109,767 net tons. . . > . . Chairman Ilah ’u, of the- Ohio Re­ publican Executive Committee, sava he will try"to make the campaign this fall short and spirited. McVicIqjrs theater., at Chicago, was destroyed l/y fire Tuesday morning, with all the scenery and-costumes of the'. .Shenandoah ,Company. Loss 6200,000. ' 1 J ~i ■ The republican central committee ■ meets in.Xenia to-day to decide the manner in'whigh the delegates to the ’ . coming ro:Tgre-v>iop:d convention -shall be selected in this countv. A prominent politician-of Xenia who was in .Jamestown recently said j there that “ the central committee can not do otherwise than authorize the.selection #f delegates to the next congressional convention in the same manner as was done the last time,” while another prominent- “Little" boomer was heard to remark that it did not “make anydifference what the people wunt, Little would choose his own delegates and se'nd just who he pleased to the next convention.” Have they got a iiold on the central ■commit-' tee that is so tight that they dare -not do other than^. as Little's henchmen dictate to them? We believe not, and that the members of the committee .will prove themselves equal to the occasion to-dqy. , ' , The demom-nt* of fht;-trmh eongres* siomil distrk* nominated John Quincy ■’ Smith, o f Clinton county, for congress," at the vcnvtntjmi'held in Springfield, Tuesday, 7 *k b«,:yg Mu* only candidate. v , Mr. John. Carpenter, of- Goodland, Indi, says: “ I tried Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea and severe cramps, anil pains in the stomach and the . bowels with the best results. Iii the worst' eases I never had to give more -than- the third dose to effect- a cure. In most cases one dose will do. Besides its other good qualities it is pleasant to take.”. ,'25 and ’50 ceuts bottles for sale bv B—Gr—Ridgw'av. ^ . ANDREW JACKSON, S U C C E S S O R T O D U N L A P & C O . — ------DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF---------- AND Doors, Sash % Blinds, p.'-Ci-enb'ii. Obituary. . Frank M. Rpalir, eldest son of Ja­ cob O. and Delilah Spahr, was born January 6th, 187 ", and died August* - 1 - 5 , 1890 . -Aged 18 years, 7 months and 9 days. , ° - '■ Scarcely-has the shock-of one sad aud sudden ending of a comparatively iJ.Misa^axsessaa^tKafem young life passed away, until we . are j ^ P A Y S FO B A LATH, MOULDINGS, FLOGRING^ltflNG, ETC,' : " . , ",.V .* *,• • .,- - ' . H a v e j u s t r e c e i v e d a n e w s t b c l l . C a n o f f e r y o u b e t t e r G r a d e s f o r l e s s m o n e y t h a n . y o u h a v b d = e e n . p a y i n g f o r p o o r g r a d e s 1 •i S E E C - r B A S S S A N D P U S O B S L . ;once iht>rc called’-to 'fitness - 'die - •<uld j "j i'*y Laud' of death laid upon oncnfuiir rrv 1 . v -. » * t4.f. » JL If ■*■£ J IttlULt Wi UVUUI I«HVt UMill W11<J UJ. IJVii lo l-r’c.r politicians talk a- ' . • ■ , , . 1 ,. <■ , schoohiiaks; one who.]- near to us Itv oi>un d t.n'.ik- tlnro is .but- one: . - - *. . , j , !— , , . ■ ■ , tin* ties ot tint lire, and the iu*n of 1his utn .in erst* c.m.’ity competent to ' „ , - , , , 1> ma fatlicj-’fcliomt-'. . Frankie; as he Was* of the school! TERMftTTHE Tills Fall or Winter. A 1,1v « . T h txro u R h .lP ro K rp B stv o S c h o o l. fin*nlshln«inetruction of the highest '(inter In those branches'that every■ one should know well, AmlitUgtt* Voutin Mon and Women given tho foundation of I'ermnnent. success nml qtlallSM to earn a llvinc id les. H k lllfu l te a c h e r s ’, tlio ro u jr h c o u rs e . ItlHtrm-tiiin individiml nnd So itriiifired , D&YSCHOOL pint?.. ^ rcproroiH lius liir-irit-'t m Congress ami I , V- • : ...i . (Jamilmrlv ('alk tL.was 'om* his name is Citim. What is the mat-1 , , ' . , . , -i , ■ .. Tr- • l , Ichildren s lavui'itCB, and terwuh J. C. tutr-am? He, is lit ad t .. . , . ’ , ' , -I , • -\y r ...j ’ .. . , promiMUg u'nght mtelicclH of the anti shomdviN above Mr. iattic mtel- 1 b r • lectualiy, and;'it .has , been authori- lu ia -lively stated that, should the nuLiimi- . tioh be ti'iiu(*i‘t,d. him he would acyept ! it. Is it from fear that Mr. Carson might secure the Greene countv' dele-i , . . . T . . . . • ,* *nut* dav. " • 1 -itnper she relin ‘oi l)r. K u igs New* gntion- that .the Little crowd keeps | _ } , , • Dmcovcrv nml mst'-a ■‘•-inrile ’ bottle* Tigtittng"Tf tov.;wlJ]Tpniiifirv? 17 L/u>w.holr i «-tvr.’ I'r»c,ii< ial gtudleK* that studeutri i/iay enter hon uo matt«,'r how ‘ ruc,u ? i w qie * h iiii i ou no H. u « | a «o instruetioH im u Hoa n tc iJ t the School ut niij lime. Loarn lo writowullk and ^dw eoxhertiu fi'gurcff anti tlwroim j ly umlorstand ... ................... _____________ ____hard ti«u»« may bo, you will bo sure oi-work. «*rbcm l for catiklo«mt. If yon want t* h * .. 1 b &HKERORFIRST-CLASS BUSINESS«AfJ STARTWITH A GOODEDUCATION. N^tJ^o^rBUsiMESfFc7jC£^~cE"spfliB8FtELIE0HiCi~ A Scrap of Rnpe.r eavec tier Ltro. [ ^ V V iT J E X ii ' k i il } C O L L E G E , It was Just au ordinary scrap ot to its * 0 0 1 1 rsc in n g i i c t i l j uua IJ iv ? woio tiulciug iilnUjl: 11* (.,t*to(X)ruLrpji^t* Iortir,,uutli. Irnti p 1 Itlif* uni tlijtt Ilip finio iipqi*: ot WOllcltirilll to one vmn*r man, from each county P < \ "l” ln. l th lt Ult tlI,H' "*'■ • Free at Kidgwav’s Drugstore, (j) 111'tlie state, v.in. shall be approved .*‘t hand t-.r :t. to 1,-egm, and how he | ___ 'by the agrii-Hipirai sbrietv oftheeoun- Loped to :-.;.*k»* uimther rticli i-icord ,a?y Dming the epid*. mh* id' llux in thh* ty. fh'-- ami it means a liv in g *1,w‘* ' country lust .-umir, 1 had hard work* of from 8 i'J to 8*,if a year for -omc l'i,.n,ti|.‘ v,as ahvey? oourtiMin .to ■ p, • a -upply of ('hai.iherlain’- j eutevpri.'it-g young man. IvuuiwntnT; Ids"i n.’r-au-i truly obuiient to his , ( Chnh-ra and Dinrrluea IF-im.dy . that oip* y - lig.m.'m from, ea<-ii eouu,. lurf ,ltW!.-• Ih* i.aji his' fat hern pride; )m p I’erip]^ oi'u-n -cnii.es t( 11 orj ty who i-- if '-- ninu hded by the Fresi- atHj ‘‘h m- t h c r c o ’iifort iind joy.' ■ She twelve miles in tin- nhlit t*»g, 1 a but- f don't and S 1Jetarv of the eouruv ag-; fuuglit in ins early childhood that tie o f Retnedv, I liaVe been selling! uijacq jA itiTrn w rr:: v r:'o<int.wvn[ o ? :s :;.3 ocmrnr/, - w ill obtaot v.AUOn VALUAELTI L'iV 0 KMA'*';f';'f 'SxlQll -A f.'IWD/ LV- "ir.Vi KA?. nj? ;;' l " ....................................... fieultwia! sm;-'iv will be reu*ivi* i into ; idmi n< >: iruig prayer: the da • < ot t! two-year eoursi- iu ; IV;>*. J !■ ;*, mo down to sleep, agricu.tur:-, ::II e^llege charges being.' I pniy *t: e Lord-ni\r s..ii] to D’ i p: remitt-!. V v w>:t epllegf* n -’ rop eeD ^ 11'111 ,1 r' ;e before I wake patei-t niL'dieim..*-'lor thy-kst ten years! and find that it Jem 'giiing- the lr-st satisfaction in ea^ - di-Tirleea and'flux, * .ii . ..... ... t ..... v» * mr ' 1 ., tUre, CM- ’ Th e ( d , Lxpnshio; Beptemi. *r 1899. U first an ifions.i''’tj >*v Ohio. peat Ins !iiVo!‘,.f:iiti to -’ tus / J.ord' ami ^ -j Master. - ■ Fair anil Imliistnal S Now Frankie i - no more' with u* F ‘ ee.'S and. was the only remedy that diti, . eure. tin* wor.-t eases. Downs of per- son tlii i'c rcitify that it snvtd theit: TKE Gieaes, B 36 K 8 Sy.S 29 | Pf;l?ip IfilLWiilf, held at Cohn,,Iw , | »l-hfar!,i-v„hT in ]„ e,or *.,'ll.vr (pidci.K. ,,f U'1M m . r . ■*. -y. l. l ! . . ll J f . .... ll ... iu . lu .. i .l ,« 1 > * I D>, 17, 18 .positjc ...rge industi and 19 W t ' . b i . . . t U s d l , n r m p lay ,; (.()IIip1aillttlli- Ik, m, iv k is ■ w uiiiksiorrectation.or s,mg Jwi more' t“ |W,lianv sma^sfu], ’ 25 and 59 cent ia le x h ib - l^ ^ c r the Daen.rs roll tall for -be i , ^ p(, HlieljV B.,(L Ricgwnv. ‘ iii poir*; ( the.-.d * beiniti <,t i what is , !’i *ftb* imjvutaace Co ‘ the people, So.%Mn in the contet- of .the state and the v. eat, Conveniences of access. Tlte ; i'winds are owned by the state. They have been embellished EUPaPSV. This is. what jou ought to have, in fact you .must have.it, to fully enjoy life. *j ouiisands are seureimig lor it. F j.it-d .State1’, not only: bt;s nmww-r d tin-roll call o f his he«y* iai repn-'i idaMoii of d y Father, he nstries,' bnt in the! B jfth i-l.: t tail ufie moreltqifle life : inimher and quali-;b>st a jewel, one more place at the Its* ^ ............... .......... ty of ia r r .« '.-.f ..dtiou buildings, fhcil-j lal board im.devu'ennt, one more chair ,'uViiy-, be«-:'n!!; “ Vi»*y iii, u for the, )i -i.ug of 1/ve stock, and in the family circle emptied,' n'ml one find if not. • Thousands upon Ibou-. .more scholar bns fallen from mu- ranks* | voids ot dollars are spool mutually by 1 ■ a * 1 J . *' • ■ -.* 1 s Jout' people in the bone that they wav by tins ever destroying enemy of l i U d * , ^ Ami veHtnuiy-: l«i inanity,'viz.: Death, , 1 j alL1’ /■ •»>gntu^tftcc llmt Sgltse. Wo wlio are here to-day paying this tric llittefs, if used according to di- the last tribute of' respect to lids hi - u l!^ lst\d iP Wlj! . i , • ' bringijou Good Digeition. and oust ami bcm.Ml?e.! by all that art ca ll, add, lovccl clnl 1 and senoobmate, have to j the-demon Dyspepsia and install in to natuif , and liie, result is a public jiark oi' uf.snij ;r-red gramDur. Clean gravel wed' mid. broad driveways , BSACi&iFgGEIMT' VE€T<IBSa,£ TfSAS.Ki?# Ij.jatllog all corapot.I*,or 3 in aploaclojof oqulpmci.t, wanned by otaam U 10 locoiaot-.ve, v/cllivnntiliitod. and free,from dust,” Tiiroufth coaches, |,w^“mn^Slqnper£ 3 , end pining Cera daily bfltweon ChfcaptO, !>*' cago and Cltv and ' answer the.same.call''sooner or later. . <*tead ^ Kupcpsy. IVe recon Are we. reiulv? .1 Kliclfic. IJUiurs for Dyspepsia a *■ mi * , ' *, , . - , ItUseases'ofTJver, Stomach' ami 1 herefore mtlier, mother, kindred, p„f,Vfti ;; 0i,| and 61.1 onimenu mi all nd Kid- 99 per Grandoura of Colorado* VSA TH E A LB ER T LEA ROUTE , between Chtcftffo and MinnoapolD end St. Paul, declining- Chair Caro (FEEE; to end ftrom those points end ,/hrougiiChairCaV and Slooper betwoou Poorla, bhilrlt Laisu £ S i .? l aV5!;*,p'r&»,JL,a Ttziok Island. Tho Favorite Jjino.to Pigoafonn, 7yT,°r- /iLm1,1,’. ° . nrt 9io Qummor Koaorta and Hungmf? and Piclilrm tbo. I/crthweat* • 1 arfisliciliy f.*id conveniently laid out, j.friend and school-mule, let ns seek the - boitlc nt Ridgwuy’s Drug-lore. (4;’ wind mr.uml beautiful roliing lawns fosteringcare of him, who 1mfh taken and b\i \ to ■.:* ihi mm erntw'buildings, Frankie t,i himself. A frieiul, ;md placet- of interest ofr the ground#. | J . C. 13. SubBcriiio for the Herald. Only §]l ,25 per Year. * E* ST . JOHN, CcacralHlsag 1 JOHN SEBASTIAN, OHIOACID, ILL,. 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