The Cedarville Herald, Volume 12, Numbers 1-26

4 z *t jril < CtTBWI’d«B?fl>-iS-V-V’t1'-ft ■ ‘ * * % v VOL. 12 C E P A R Y I L L E ' O H I O , S A T U R D A Y , J U L Y 4, 1891 n o , 2 : «l C L O S IN G OTTT OTULI* S tO O lS L O f DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND Ifre goods must "be■ sold. Prices ■will be named that no other dealer can tc Cost cuts no figure ,in this sale, providing you bring the cash with you. COME AT ONCE M BET THE BEST B M « V - A . * !1 B I K D ’S M A M M O T H S T O R E . t U - S ^ V i - . ® TtfE tfElV&IiD, AN INOid'KSDUNT AVKKtCl.Y NKWHl-ArSR. SATURDAYj _. JULY, i; 1801. W. M. JBLAJll, Ed itor and Proper Choices Jackson Nut coal-at MitchellV Hou. Andrew Jackson will act «<? »muster of ceremonies at Jamestown today. ’ ■, . Mrs.. Dr. Oglesbce anti her sister, Mrs. Rose Winniis attended the fun- • »■». . * end services o.t an aunt at PRItiC S 1.25 PER ANNUM. Valiev, hist Tuesday. Spring • Born to Mr, and Mrs. Jasper Chah- man, a girl. . Dick Nesbit is expected to spend the FourthmCednrviHe. Miss Ada Gresweil home from Delaware. has returned W. C, T, u . meeting Thursday, the 9th, at 2p. m. Misses Flora and Nannie Neabit wqtjb to Cincinnati this week, to spOud the”summer.. ifehnricy Nesbit spent a part of this week at Now Cumberland, Ohio, the guest of E. G. McGregor. \Vm. Wright of Blufton, Indiana, and Frank Wright o f Xenia, wore guests o f their sister, Mrs. Small, this week. Mrs. Rogers anddaughter, returned to their homo in Wheeling, Virginia, after a three weeks visit with Kerr, LOCALS. Dried Beef at Bull’s . Go ro Charlie Smith for a shave Do you want ice for your refriger- Iator or for any other purpose? Kidgwny and ! call on B. G. I f so he, will Isaac Shiera and son, and Gerotne Kyle received qnite a serious shock from lightning while sitting, in the barn at Mr. Kyle’s, during the. thun­ der storm last Monday evening, Miss'Rosa Stormont attended.' a party in Xenia Wednesday ‘evening, given in honor of her idcce, Miss Olive McGary, who lately returned1 from Monmouth, where she has been attending school. 1 Mrs. Euetick, wholmfl beenspending the summer with her parents, Dr. and Mrs.,J. M. Stewart,. went to Cleyelaud this week, to meet her husband who is now located in .that city. / TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE. 0. GsHaiigh, adnir. .of J M. John-; son to James Finney, 85 acresMiami, 82,372. , John Leo.man, to Marie Combs, lot 54, Fairground addition to Xenia, §60. .•u» wj :„» r^.n^r. *•<« * v « pain by Homan’s 1office, Avemv, OattneM Cracked wheat , Granulated Hominy Fariuo, IViehed Far!now at ■ G uay ' s . John Coulter to Eiitt. Coulter. » * » # **• claim to 12 ucrcs oa Sliawuee, Xenia, [ 5' \pj; 'pC & . l<l." • 1application or cocaine at Dr, 81500. Henry Lewis to E. A. Cunningham, w. A lot 3, Lqamon’s addition to Xen­ ia, 8100. • W. G. Sutton to A. T. Sutton,: Sd a. Silver Creek, 84297. •W. D. Wrigut to C. L. Spencer, undivided tme-haif of Canning prop­ erty, 82,200. James Munuy to Mary J. Walker, 82 poles, Ccdarville village, ©406. James Finney to A. B. anil A. D. Johnson, 43 a. Miami, 81185. Maschel Bales to Geo Stephens, 60 a. Caesar creek, $050. Jno. W. Stephens to .Mimehel Bales, 7,92 a Caesar creek, §730, Elizabeth Owens formerly Reed, to jJohn D. Collins, 40 n. Beaver creek Cincinnati Division* 'ennsyivaiHaiinES. [Schadu!£o|PMSsnaorTraliivCcntfaiHint. A Democratic County convention is and Sugar creek, 81800* , < called for Xenia next Saturday week | Jacob Smith, ct al to Henry K. July 11th, ht the court-house. We Smith, quit claim to lot 7, Cox’s acidI*j understand that there will likely bastion to Osborne, 81550. considerable fun and -music in the- Horatio M. Reed to Sarah J. Conk* meeting, as the opponentsofGovernor lin, 31,36a., Xeuin, 81254. Mrs. Campbell will make nn attempt to! _ *------; T, 'capture the mectiug.-Republican. Rev. Dudley, the popular M. L -----------— > •clergyman at New Jasper, appeared A goose belonging to Daniel J e f- in hi<f pij]pit Sabbath week, iittircd in freys died in Dayton last Week at the;a njco new gait o f clothes which was advanced age of twenty-fivo years. prcgentc(i ^ },}m the Saturday before Tins goose was lormerly a resident of ,)y fricn(}g at thnt ])]acc< Thc othrr A jolly crowd of young ladies and gentlemen took a ride through the, country in the furniture wagon, last Tuesday evening. George Barber returned home from ICcdarville, having first seen the light cfePgyI|]en in the county still wear thc Ghicago last Saturday, and will go|hero and was a pet m Mr. Jeffreys etmie old suits, and their congrega- family. ^When they moved to Xenia tions fail to follow thc examplefof the from this place they took their pet with p0(K] p^plg of New Jasper.—Xenia them, and from thence to Dayton, j Republican, liaving owned it during the entire time. to Alexandria, to work with Will Elrick this summer at the carpenter's trade. Will Elrick, who is Working at Alexandria, Indiana, spent Sabbath at home. lie has a contract to build forty-five houses in that town, which will take the greater part o f the sum iner. Arrangements have been mode for a series ofgospel temperance meetings beginning the coming Sabbath. The first meeting will be held in theOpera House at 4i30 p. nr. « t which time Rev, T. C, Bproul will preach. All are invited to be present* Subject Of aermon at Methodist church tomorrow will be “ Thoughts on Eternity/ preached especially for those who have lost friends by death. A ll will recieve a cordial welcome. t . Qu.rt.rf/ mMtlug ..ill 1* s e ll Hotel luSpnngfi.W, a d y m take. H , u r i » u d Btmdt/. B ,r . P. 6 . h ow o a / t e « h i . * r f e i n tb* «un. Mltdtril fcw epriu^rW, w * X *1."*' ^ ™ j. g. Famphrey firoaa Jameatowu,’aammofledandtheirsurowag relieved. « a ) U r n M r f w 3 ] * M r f > . t T k v m n f o r U i o u t o f d u j e r . The championword thus far coined,.. looking at it longitudinally orhorizon­ tally, is doubtless quinolmeparameth* cnycbenzenylazoximcparacarbo x y l ic acid. Most lexicographers will be afraid to tackle it in its entirety. Nicknames 'should be allowable in chemical and pharmaceutical nmon- ciatnre for such mastodonic monstros­ ities,—“[American Analyst. Mr, J. L. Reese, the well known druggist, and wife of South Charles­ ton, ate what they supposed to be mushrooms for breakfast, Tuesday morning, but which proved to be the deadly toadstools. Mr. Reese was taken violently ill at the St, James Monday morning Horace Phillips, 30 years of age, committed suicide at Oregonirt, by stepping in front of a train. He wasalmost instantly killed. Mr. Phillips came there two years ago, and worked with thc Columbia Bridge Company, o f Dayton, Ohio, who was putting up a bridge there, and at the time boarded with Mr. John Breen, who was Supervisor o f thc Little Miami Railroad for several years. It seems he took a decided fancy to Miss Maggie Breen, Mr. Breen’sdaughter, who did not return his affections. This made him de­ spondent and he took his life. He made a remark that morning just before going down to the railroad that he was tired of this life. His parents live inDayton* Ohio. Don’t fail to get your screen doors and windows at Mitchell’s, A ll sixes in stock ■Farming Implements ol all descrip­ tion at .. • Andrew & Rro, Go to Dean & Barber’s, for fmh meats of all kinds. Pure Pine tar at. Kwlgway’s. Paiut and Varnish Brushes at , Ridgway's. Window glass and Putty at Ridgway’aPharmacy. Good second-handed hinders and! mowers good as newat Andrew Bro & Co. New Perfumes at Ridgway’a. Hard uml Soft refined Sugars at / U jmy ' s . Picture Frames made to order at Ridgway’s Pharmacy. Wood and Willow ware at G uay ’ s Hatters, collars and nil kinds of harness sundries at James Murray’s Peaches, Apricots niul Prunes a G uay ’ s . Screen doors, all sizes and kinds at Grouse & Bull’s. M achine Oil ct Bttll*& Smith’s the place for a seafoam. Plenty of climbing ladders at Mitchell’s, House paint at Mitchell s. SEW T im o r ( i l l S LU R l’ KK. Westward. C,oininl»ns,.......Iv. Alton............. “ WestJoflfcrson.. “ Ixmdou... .......... 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Hou(ft I>nk»t». a Travelers en route to the North­ west are informed that the G iikat R ock I sland R odtj ; began running, June 14, a Thorough Buffet Pullman Sleeper, Chicago to Sioux Falls, south Dakota, Tnia ear leaves Chicago daily, ex­ cept Saturday, on the O., 1LJ. & P. No. 1, at 1.30, noon; returning, ar­ rives at Chicago daily, except Mon­ day, at 8.05 a. m, Map, Folders, and further infor­ mation Sent on application. E. S t . J ohn , Geu’JManager. Jxo, S ebastian , GenTTkt. A Paw Agk * G kneral OrrioK, CHICAGO, ILL , * Sundayatop. bStop* to gtra rereivedea«t ofMnrro.e » f-u.jx to lat.» on pa-sengers for (.‘lm-innatl, c t-tops to let off jav-cneenl fromClnclhnr.iS. DarkFac*4 14 m Lsahi Lr.i tart. 1,03 a. m. K1.C9 a, m.; UgktDeal tn » tU a. *. tilCt y. Fnllmna Slrtalna Cura oh Tfoa. 3,5, e, 9, 89 nr.d at either ran tUiouahviaCii um­ bos And Plttslmrrhor connect throuah Pitta, Iranh Union Station to and from r.'iltir.wi'', Waablnrton, I’hUatlrl{>tita P.;;cl New York. X m , l . i mid SI er.iuirel st Il'.el'.tnomt for jni)lAn»]>3liiar.<i Rt.lxml*: is«s,st und A Sat Chicago: No. 9 for Logansport. JOSEPH WOOD, B. A. FOUD, _ G<a«Ulaa«gar, e*-il ha^rxlnr\ 4 - 7 -K.-P PrrrsfioBon, P akn ' a . . Fortlmaca«l«,ratciioffare,tlimfiz?) ticket#', aagrage checks, att<*. further iufcrm.itkm r»- C’oiiHnmptlim Cured, An oldF y-irirn retired frtimp%-t: •;>,!:<s. ;u - had placed id his hands by au t isf 1 gion..rythe.'o'iiinla of a siin-iie v.-grttldc ft tsti­ dy fo the speedy and perm'litnl tttro t.i ff,» autnthm, liroi.eiiSt!*, tiatd'th A-th ni ntd «i» Tbr.-.st andLung aiTcetlonk «: u a jsis-t vc p.,; radical tnre for Nervous liability a.id all Xti v ousO.iniplalntaafter having tested its * i full fal curativepowers iulhousinds ofes-cihs-adt It hisduty tomakoUkhowu to hh s'.rT'vio^ tc - lows, actuatedl>ythis mot-Vc and a desire to relievo human suffering, I will r i . u tin, , f ebargaiohll Who hesirait this receipt in Wrr man FrenchorEnglish with full dhvetioh* hr ». V. ' ; iai-iyr, Men’s good, dress straw hats from 25 cents up, reductions onfine gnuh#. A. R Crandall A Co. X ®uia.