The Cedarville Herald, Volume 12, Numbers 1-26

VOL. 12 qEI^ABVlLXJC, OHIO, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1891 NO. 18 Nsver before have we offered stich Bargains. Come and set them, even if you do not wish to purchase. i i Mens*Fine Shoes 12,20 " “ “ 1,45 « “ ** 1,10 Womens' Fine Shoes 12,20 • «* . ** 1,55 if 4. ,4 Regular price $2,50 “ . x““ 1,65 “ * 1,25 “ “ 2,50 “ 1,75 1,25 Best American Prints 5$ cts. per yd. “ Apron gingham64 *«Drees “ 8$ Dresscambric or Linings (all oolore) 5 cents per yard. _________ Curling iron only 5e Regular price 10c 7 spools Thread (Clarks) for 25 cents. Pearl Buttons (good ones) 5 ct«. do*. Window Shades (Spring roller com* plete) 25 cents eacp. MENS & BOYS FINE CLOTHIN We are slaughtering prices. It must be sold. We Postively defy eompetion, And will name prices. No other dealer ean touch. BUTTER AND EGGS—We not only pay CASH for them, but give yon higher prices than other stores are paying. Grand Bargains in Queensware aDd Tinware. 21 pounds Granulated Sugar far $1,00. 1 pound Eiee.li Kuastcd coffee only 25 cents worth 27 cents. IT.' We have one lot of Lad es Fine $2.50 shoes, that wewiUQflfer iothWaale for $2*t0 per pair, in order to close them out. ' ■*» .' - ; : :~ " • -■• • " * •■ -^ ^ Smith’s the place foraseafoam. Go to Charlie 8mith for ft shave. For a good lunch, pies or cakes, go ifothebakety. Catalogues for the Jamestown fair are now beingdistributed. B. G. Ridgway spent the week in Cincinnati looking after hie business interests. ‘ ; • t- ( Mist Lisrie Ifunlock and sister are VisitingIn Xenia this week. Jos. McAfee has been repainting *pdotherwise improving his property on Xenia avenue._____ A lawn tennis courti*to H **tab- lifted on Mrs Ban's lot on Main Utreet this week._______ Mrs. Jack McUollough, o f Clifton, has beenquiteill with pneumonia but ■4snew convalescent. The infant child o f M*v nod Mi*. Geo. Smith, o f CHfton died last Bab- hath, and was burned Tuesday. Ladies light weight nbdarvesta 10 ter to cents splendid goods. The Fair, Limestone 8 l new High, Springfield O. Kd.Bpswcertkis weak is showing tbs Inm tliM of frtft * ft w brought loCsibrriBe. B s now runsn wsgdn end efts and dsUTMrsftft'tonny p u t of town. ............ . . ■AO afllm, satin edge ribbon Nee?, ft, only10 eta a yard, worth 15. fttieta. Tbs Fair, Limestone Bfc nmr High, Spmgfirid, Ohio. The .sutsttobnilnrifaett by thu Woody Bros, tost Saturday evening. trail patronised. The ekss that mbtadthem restored fifty pereeni d the net procesds, .......... Marriage iktassss: Frnhh TTarbox aadXfokTtarMtey; JX Imw tyaud SldaConldia; Ifiwttd Rayburn m i Myrtle CtesMUst i t o l A Harris sad JettieC Jaoksou; M. Bwtmrn a«d| Xattle Deogau. ’• • Prof. J . W. Smith who has been teaching school at Crab Orchard, Ky. has returned home to spend bis vaca­ tion. . It has been hugely advertised that there is to be a public wedding on tie Jamestown fur,grounds July 4th, and there has been a great deal of speculation as to who the haj^py cou Butter, Jersey, Milk Crackers at G uay ’ s . Hr. tniUn. A. An.lmon. ol wi)1^ Tb. foci-f thec t th.. Wur«n,Ohio,*re»».l.ngMr.. not , fc,,,, by Mol**“ ** ’ . 7 ;thefldrbo .rd ,u theyh .r« » .o .p - street. Mrs. Fred Smith, ot Xenia, - - - - also visiting her mother and niter. Spring repair work at Murray’s har­ ness shop. Sorghum, Syrup and New Orleans G ray ’ s . w| plications and do not know which to give the preference. Who the appli- Ladies, Children’s and Men’s hose from 10c up to fiOcts. These goods are the very best in the market for the money. The Fair, Limestone St. hear High, Springfield. O. Miss Patience Provost, a maiden lady about sixty yean o f age, died at her home in Clifton last Saturday. The funeral services were held at the house TUssday at 10 o’clock a. m. conducted by Bev. Tufts ofthis place. Gregg Weymouth visited his daughter, Mrs. Clapper, at Bellefbun- ta!n lastweek returned homeWedass- day. During his absence he Indulged to numerous fisttag excunioiie at the reservoir. Theloilowiag weathef report com piW for the Herald by Samuel Cm- wsttfoc the month ef May, firing a* eoetparison for the years '6ft '90’*ftl will doubtlessprove interesting to.eto .fender*. ' For 131ft—AYetagu Umpsrotare ® )•; hottest day the 16th, wkk.fcNM age tM qanttti of 7ft*. fStafc 1ft days; skmdy todays; foggy fdeys; ratotduyfcftoet on 23d when the tomprwue31* with all avenge e f 4ft* duringentire day. 1690—Average tetap. flOVbottast day the ftOA—75*; k waa elsar 12 d*ft;*letidy 10; foggy 1 day, and rained 11 times; Rosiestday the 7th— A40. , Iftftl—AferogetoMp- oft** ***** * , . mmttJtMw *f elsar 1ft dsvst ! ffoed. seOoad-himded binders .and IsUsaws ** f dayg sosl ist day tim ftth—fc50< cants are the boaid flatly refuses to state but it has been slyly hinted that their president, J . L. Ginn, is one of the prospective' groomsmen, while CommissionerAlf. Johnson who, Jim ■ays, i* always trying to thwart him in •very undertaking, has informed cer­ tain members of the board that con­ nubial bliss is the only thing lacking to make life perfoet to him, will tor the consideration oflfcred, be only too glad to appear as best man. LOO*L«. Teeth extracted without pain by application o f cocaine at Dr. Homan’s otSce. Avena, Ostmeal . Cradted. wheat Granulated Hominy Farino, Parched FartaOift at Gaaris. Phrmtef Implements o fall descrip­ tion at Andrew ft Bro. Go to Dean A Barber’s, fct freft meatsofril Idads. Briyr eerriages, seme o f ft* latsst ttylesia the marketat Barr A Mor­ ton’s ParsPlae tar at Rl^way's. . Faint and Vanish Brushes at - BldgwayV. WfamowgiM* and Fatty at IUU |iB jl ffinM J s Haraemofl, coal oft, taichlae eft, at AadrtwBfefoGe. Barr A Morton have a full line of beds, bedq>ringsand matties etc. Barr A Morton would like to have yon call and see their elegaat line of testers. * *■ A fine line of folding lounges aft BarrA Morton’s. A fine line of pocket and table cut. lery at Crouse A Bull’s. Tobacos and Cigars at G uay ' s . Gaseoline stoves, all patterns, qual­ ities and prices at Crouse A Bull’s. Oargcs, Bananas and Lemons, at McCorkella*. Picture Frames made to order -I The|MntMonth.Is' mii ft* h* the JwldM M *T k*m * !P « t*4 AndrewBreA Co. Hard and «ofl teflaed Sugars at G uay ’ s . Ridgway’s Pharmacy Healing Powder for galled shoul­ ders at Bidgway’s Pharmacy. We will dost out the remainder of our Lamp stock at cost Ridgw*yTs Pharmacy, " Jacob Selgler has opswed his ice creera parlors and will now furnish the Washington cream, the flocstla the oounty. Yoaagman, take your bast girl to “JakeY* parlors and give her a laigaelsgaat dish e f cream. Weed and WiOow wart at G uay ' s Halters, oollars and all kinds of haniem sundries atJames Murray’s The iwstpleie In' town to Imy meat o fall kinds is at C. W. Crones’*. Try him. Peaches, Apricots and Prunes a -G uay ’ s . - Moneysrved bybuyingfonriture of BrurrAMertoa’a. Screen doors, all sfoes and klnde at . Croats A Buffs. Buy your bed room suits o f ItAnaAMoarow, Smoke MEd' Best," the best 5 cent cigar in town at Bull’s. Go to Boyd’s restaurant for a good meal, only-25 cents. Syrup and Molasses at G uay ’ s . Our Stock o f Patent Medicines is completeat Ridgway’s Pharmacy. Go to Wolford’s for the genuiue Brown cultivators. Call and see tbs step lader chair at Crouse A Bull’s. A nice line o f rockers at Barr A Morton’s Rolled Avena and Wheat, Oatmeal and Clacked Wheat, Farino aid ParchedFarinose, PearlBarley, Gran­ ulated Hominy at C ray ’ s ; Chamois Skins at Ridgway’s. I f yon want a good lunch or a square meal go to Boyd’s and try him ones. Highest market price paid for wheat at A xdmew St Bao. Fish at G ray ’ s . Carriage 8poages at Ridgway’s. Get your buggy painted a t > . Wolford’s If you waat a stylish livery rig go toBsydh. Prints hi all siae packages and col- are at Ridgway**, Partis# wlshiag a good buggy at lowprioe, esdt -for rim Springfield buggy—a spseiaMty at Andrew i t Bro. NewStyles ofstationeryat Ridgway’s Pharmacy. jCortl, Tomatoes, Beans, Ao., at G uam ' s . Sweet, spiced and war pkskhs at G ray ’ s . Cheese, Crackers and Ginger snaps at G ray ' s . J . M, Bun keeps “Ed’s Best" Call for it and gst rim bast 5 oeht cigar you ever smoked. Buy your fresh and salt Meats at the old reliable meat store e f C. W. Crouse.