The Cedarville Herald, Volume 12, Numbers 1-26

V T O L . 1 2 CEDARVILLE , O H IO ,S A T U R D A Y , A PR IL 18, 1891 m u (Standard Print* 6.cents per yard - . - - Regular price 7 cents OBest Apron Gingbam 7 cents per yard - - Regular price 81-3 cents toress Cambrics & centk per yard - - • Regular price 61-4 bents (Domet Shirting Flannels 7 cents per yard - - Regular price 8 1-3cents 6 Spools of Clarks thread for 2$ cents or 13 Spools for 50 cents. CIO per cent off on all Sxioes sold the comming week, for cash only At Q jj^ * Hotfse Friday evening April 24th For benefit of the •*Y ” library. Si b cHcnsel, bneofCedarvillt’smoi-t * popular young ladies, spent one -day in Xeum, this we<jk. Thos, W.'Stretcher will give * lec- toremErvfti AWyliemwm’s hall, on. .t, “ Something they know, but they ^ s e r v e d f o r »1e at Stormont don’t know that they know it." W e A Co’s, • ( {have hot yet learned the date. dSb to Boyd's restotfrantfor a good j One o f the families Of the Four ipoal, only 2a cents, ' ‘ Hundred is charged with having de- t . . r**~— ^ T! . * f seeued from a harnessmiiker.' But as '* Wanted, a.colt to break for the use t||e j,urneemaker. hnslong passed away of it for three months. Torn N . Tar- tjje xtaman sentiment that “ ot the { dead i (thing but good should be spo* Dout fail to see the “ dude” and; keu,” should silence the tongue of Mies Georgia while she entertains slander, him. I f yon 'want a good lunch or & squaremeal go to Boyd's and try him once* C. F.'Cooley has good work hone for saleat the John Kyle farm, suit­ able for farming or teaming. Mis; Nellie Hannaberry of Bain bridge, is the guest o f her sister, Mm. JrE, Hannaberry, thjs week- Mr. Elmer Keyes and wife, o f Sel­ ma, spent several days with his pa* rents. Mr. and Mrs. M. Keyes. Mr. and Sirs. 3, W. Seunland and daughter Emma, o f Selnsiii spent last Sabbath with Mr. andMrs. M» Keyes. A. G. McDill Went to Cincinnati, Franklin and Dayton, this week in the interest of-the Cedarville flour mills. ______ The State Encampment G. A. K, will be held at Steubenville April 28, and 30th. Bwluced rates via the Pehnsylvtmia'Lines.____ The parties thtf got the pole for adjusting the windows and chandeliers of the U. P. church had better return it and save trouble as they are known. At the Borfd of Health meeting Tuesday night, £os, E. Townsky was appointed Health Officer and sanitary pu'icemari. He will make an eflhreat officer, " r ; line-n - Tarhox A Hwibtxwk are now pre* paired to do all kiad* o f Minting or Vimiabiag. Anyone having Worko f this kind veil! do well to «|H on The Ohrietke Endeavor SodhtF of the It. P. chtmdi will ghre A social next Tueeday eveelag at thexetidcsM* of Dr, Morttttf. AH are coidiafly In­ vited to attend.' 1 MissCWwi who gives 'A leading heft Friday « M t g * *4 # $ ^ W m i Of the State, w i t h a k r g s a t i ^ p ' T i i . an tw the benefit of the new Tlio following books have been add­ ed to the “ Y " library since last week: Marion Grey; The Earth Trembled; A Face Illumined; Nature's Serial Story;. Mrs. Solomon Smith Looking On; Little Lord Fauntleroy; Romoln; White Wings; The Giant Raft; After a Storm; Felix Holt; Gric^ AsbleigliS Life Work; Victory at Last; From Four to Fourteen; Christie’s Next Things; A Lawyer’s Religion; Robin, son Crusoe; Eighty-Seven; Eight Cousins; Rose in Bloom; Romon*. The United PresbyterianPresbytery of Xebia, met in tbeU. P. church, Tuesday at 2 p, m. There was a full attendance, but one minister being absent. ’ Keys. J. F. Morton, D. D„, and T. f*. Sproul received the usual ministerial, courte­ sies. Betides the Usual routine of business, the following special bus­ iness was transacted; Messrs. J. E. Bradford, Abrahim Moosa, Paul Stewart and d. B. Wilson, after the usual trials were licensed to preach the gospel o f peace. Dm* W , G. Moorebead and .tames Harper, and elders' A. R. Bickett and A. P. Hen dersoft were appointed delegates to the General Assembly to meet in Princeton, Ind., the last Wednesday o f May. A call from the Third church to Rev. W . X Baohaaiwn o f Montnonth Preahytery, Wa antinlaeJ. pike call from the Fhrst bhmrsh, Xento, toRev, J. |C. McClnrkin o f the Covenantor oharch Wa# declined. Rev Jf. W. Smith was diskMaScd on certificate; Dv, MtiDUl was afijpeSatad to moderate a salt In the First church, Xenia. Persons In District No, 8.are here* hy natifled that if awg stock fodnd a| large they will be put in the pond; stt^eot to A hetriy fine *. > .-Supervimr; p e rn m A M M * ■ ? ' H m t i d J W f M m i t o a d M a r M . R j. m V** IftFadmibaiiAtor of eat; tato. ■ wwswsrv • Gesrgle Charters. . The delightful little (diild actress Will visit Cedarville, on Friday even, iog May 8th, awompanied by a full force of welt trainedLocal Artists, This delightful and entertaining lit­ tle Farce can n6t be appreciated with­ out seeing it. ; Georgia is absolutely a most comical little genius. She takes one part as a darkey 'servant, and is simply wonderful in this part, Sec­ ond part she plays the drunkard child and in this part shc^will bring you to thepoint-of what'jtfst'such:work will do. Don’t fiiil to give Ceorgie one morecal) and enjoy another niglit of real fun and reality. This company have organized and been allowed to use this grand play for her benefit. Wo sincerely hope the little “ genius" will be well appro dated. The Rent •fTht-m A ll. Joseph Stuckey says: ‘ ’.Yes, I linve used Persian Cough %rup. and . it broke up the worst cold 1 ever had in my life, and done it the quickest. Yes and 1 say it is the bestmedicine 1 ever saw and can cheerfully recommend it to the world as the best 'o f thefti all. Sold by B. G. Ridgway. l'eM aylvaala liiaea. Excursion tickets to Steubenville account G, A. R . state Encampmeut will be sold via the Pennsylvania lines April 27th, and 28th at 13,95 for the round trip from Cedarville. Tickets will be good returning until May 1st, A tkmaadram There Is A town all will see Whose noble name begins with <7. The very next I will not cell, Tlio* Itw ill be found last fu Gazelle; And following it comes graeful d. The next Is found iu apple tree, Aud.lf you’re of searching mind In I/ ) W R Y ’S store you’ll find , It Isn’t S or L , O, E, What la it then? Why look and see, And I f you like tills ktml o f work The next it fotiud Its his valuable clerk. So rather than tell, I ’ll let you a guess try, Blit the fojlowihgoiie is the letter /. Yon will have to double the first in Ian#' * To help.to fiuisli j)Ut tills name. . My last Is found in tint small word „ oane And Ifyou want to hear any more Just call It you ptimse at LOW R Y ’S STORK ’ . Ills stock Is good, his style 1* neat, And iu four prices can’t be bent. . Good „bye now* 111hive to go, ( yrjtl juet rife# toy tmtoi Jew. LOCALS. Teeth extracted without pain, by application of cocaine at Dr. Homan’s office. A vena, Oatmeal’ Cracked wheat Granulated ffomfnv Fariiio, Parched Farinose at O kay ’ s . ' Best coal at Mitchell’s. Go to Dean.&.Barbers, for fresh meats of all kinds. Go to Wolford’s for, the genuine Brown cultivators. Over allsand waists, a full line at i J. C. Barber’s, Farmer’s Friend corn planter at Wolford’s. Gassoline stoves, all patterns, qnal* ities and prices at Crouse & Bull’s. Baddies, bridles*and harness o f all discriptions at Andrew Bros. A fine line of folding lounges at Barr & Morton’s. Buy Imperial plows at Wolfonl’e. Green Onions, Radishes, and Let* tuce at McCorkclls. Gorges, Bananas and Lemqns, at McCorkells*. Pure Rose Potatoes for saleby 8. K. MifoheU • Picture Frames made to order at ■Ridgway's Pharmacy. " Canned apples and pumpkin for pies at Bull’s. • Healing Powder for galled shout dera at Ridgway’s Pharmacy, Farm gate* at Mitchell's. . For a choice young horse call on Andrew A Brc. , New Styles o f stationery at Ridgway’s Pharmacy, Bananas, oranges and lemons at Bull’s, „ Our Stock o f Patent Medicines is completewt Ridgway’sPharmacy. Picket and wire fenceat Mitchell's, . ■* Dried apricots and poaches a t , Bull’s. v, Winnow glass and Putty at ' Ridgway’s Pharmacy, Fencing at Mitchell’s. Window glass at Bull’s. • Wo will close out the remainder of our Lamp stock at cost Itidgway’s Pharmacy, Sorghum, Syrup and Now Orleans molasses at Bull’s. Chafe* garden seed, two packages for H cents at' Amdraw A Bro. v . Bait pilots at; - * Mteheffe. J.M . BalllMwpe »m * Bsst” Ga» ' , # ^ y f t a n d f s i the test $ cent cigar I Bm 0 lm 4‘k ^ ' J ^ ^ ^ b s e t 5 emit you *Ver smfiked, cigar in town k t J . M . Bn liv Tobacos and Cigars at G uay ’ s . Pure old Dutch Java Coffee at at - A ndrew A B ko . Cora, Tomatoes,Beans, Ac., at G uay ’ s , Sweet, spiced and sour pickles-at G ray ’ s . ' Old Kentucky fine cut tobacco 40 cents porpoiiud, at “ • A ndrew B ros ,1 Cheese, Crackers and Ginger snaps at G ray ' s . Hard and Soft refiued Siigars at , v* * ' ; ’ 1‘ G ray ’ s .-'. Sugar, Sea, CoffcO, Ac., at. Gray’s. * Buy your fresh mid salt meats at the old reliable meat store o f C. UV. Crouse. • Rolled Avcna and Wheati Oatmeal and Cracked Wheat, Farino and ParchedFarinose, Pearl Barley; Gran­ ulatedHominy at G ray ’ s . Fish at ' G ray ’ s , Wood and W illow ware at G uay ’ s Halfors, collars’and all kinds of harness Sundries at James Murray’s Pure maple molaBsesat G ray ’ s .' Syrup and Molasses at’ G ray ’ s . The best place in town buy meat of all kinds is at 0. W. Crouse’s. Try him. Cash paid for furs at • S. L. W alker ’ s . Peaches, Apricots and Prunes at G ray **. Money srved by buying furniture o f Barr A Morton’s. Buy you? bed room suilsof ' B ark k MdnfoN. A nice line of rockers at Barr A Morton’s AU^inds of garden tools at Crouse fibBull’s, Wall Paper at J. C. Barber’s. Highest market price paid for wheat at A ndrew & Bno, Butter, Jersey, Milk Crackers at G ba Y’ s . Shoes, a full stock iu. every line at J. a Barbei-V. Spring repair work at Murray’shar­ ness shop. „ A Fine Grade o f CannedBlackberries at McCorkell’s Gloves, good stock, low prices. * AaoRKwABao. Borghum, Byrap and Ne# Oilcans Molasses at , , G ray ' s . BatrA Morton huYe.it full Bn* of beds, bed^rings arid stouttrsm 4 JBarr AJMforton wouldlBto toJpsvv you call and see thrir ciegawl)|^4f> resten*. . .;l J f