The Cedarville Herald, Volume 12, Numbers 27-52

-■tr ' ’l• <7 XMRM m mmmmm Y O U 1*2 C E D A & V I L L E , O H I O , S A T U R D A Y , S K P T E 1 I B E R , 1 9 1891 ■- *■ ]■ r jk -■■■-■' tv ‘ . nawnfoi N O , 3 8 . it tothfiift •X‘ ft V* tocall and seeourimmensestock of , BOOTS f SHOES u wowill surely save themmoney, iavitedto call andexaminethese goods as to TOnt •';Vi o g J o * \ <4 ’ for*!, 00 . mammas* as nioiiPsifOMHVwnax&v KSshrimsteaSto*^ Th* W. ■W ith * Church. BSE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 19 AH** Jf&Alty Editor andProper Tiks&3im!mSSm£i*l£*!!£ hhlCK si.no mANNI^iS. s IAfo Robertson. if confined to fits -bedsgsfn witbihe fever. . /Mb*Amelda Lowry, o f Monroe,O, U tlit f t * # o fllls* Eva Wade rids * Mile*1 ^ *4«Ui>ysfr •, •-•••.*-• • ,.*•*— ^ ....... ffii.i, ...... , MiwrwEfBe Marshall and Stella ConkHn, ofXsois, spentSunday oath . Cedatvitteftisnds. M MintByda Stewart returned to,her koto# is Springfield Thursday, aftera weeks visit with friendsherb. B. B. Raney went to ChicagoWed­ nesday to attend lectures in Haue- matt College o f Homeopathy. teststeWiralWNweWPWWm'* i ■ Rldgwaybasa lullsupply o fschool bookssuchas ar* xmi it this vicinity ‘andsritofrl sinnlirs nfall kinds. audit Ofibriagspecial induoamsats to the boastry ae walla* town trade. Dt. AmsaBhaw, o f Boston, one of tbeablestspeaker*bo temperance and franchise ia b e country will bela tbit Matetoe laet of October. It ie hoped sheeanbeseoaredfor Csdarvitle at that time. t Att***ettetttopp 0 rt*aHyiaaMwded by b e PennsylvaniaLbee for a visit la the Went, Northwest and Soutb- weet ibis bill, an especially low roaal trip ratehavingbeen made for Aft gait 28th, September 16thand 29th, from principal coupon ticket’ atotiobe an thou Haeegood for thirty dayt, J p ft by aot bey fruit tad ornamental TOeeathetoaf The mo* reliWs nur- Mcy firm within easymeek o f Cedar- vilteiutovfcfBifybat TallowSprings. Gsrr’s aareerieeftHraiak ae feed atoek andas raftable Varietise foe this lab bade at « n be thtatosd i t the Halted State*. ■* Eachalterants Sabbath bare will ^beprsefihhtg fcerssfiterat th*' 1C. & ° ekarekbetk morning wifi arming. Tewrariww atoiwkwtltar. Talfci wttl preeek i^rea**nw®eepel e f A t a||kti»ittdi eeraeraaea it aiiiet O’ , . people. e3i«ttIkeiiW tM iS leeawkt ^*Veameueaiia (a .railMaw** «Mh Iwfwl 'lb * Theviews o fbrother Kyle and any* eelf, politkaliy and iel{ginudy are very nearly identical, and when we nnderetandeach other we will not dif­ fer widelyaboutthe orgaoiutioa or work of the W. C. T. V. We both boid that the ehurobi* a divine insti­ tution; the W« C. T. U. ia a human arrangement. We bothbold that the botch ie a saving inatitution; the W. C. T. U. iaa reformatory roovemeat —one o f the grandeet reformatory ntoWMnenfoo f the tge. Andanjatete* toentbat, may imvabeen mtdt bytoe, -fpf*•*J «un '« meetiawito^YSrkmce with ■ tbii. ura^feaf.fw on-wraa - t35?yewv!Ww"»vV' waea lapeue linguae, andnot intend ed. In tiny remarksthat thi woman's movement was warmly commended, not because it was equal with tbe butch or “ x» a par with it.* but be­ cause it is abelp to It, workingin bar* mony with it, ^{fating tbe asms ene­ mies, serving tbe same Master, end workingfor the same object. It wee repeated and emphasised in tboea re­ mark* that the women ought to be encouraged and helped in this movement, not because,they arc on par with tbe eburb, bat because they are loyal to Christ, end loyal to the b a rb . One o f the dlstirnpiisbiegfheraWyr- ietics o f the woman's unionis, it is n Christian anion; they ere working for temperance reform, Sabbath reform, sods! purity, they an trying to in­ struct tbe ignorant, lift the ftlien, save the lost,destroy Satan’s kingdom and build up th#Redeemer’s. What makesthe woman’'*movement socom­ mendable, what gives it somuch pow­ er and influence, wed what makes the boosts o f darkness oppose it so bitter* lyt And the strongest reason that can be given why the b a rb and burch people should entourage and help these worn#* is. they aceWetkkg for Christ and histones, by their prayers by their personal eflbrtt, by their con* tribetioes, their self-denial and godly Kvtot they ere'wetkieg in katmoay wib the b a rb to eonquer th# worid in Christ. The W, C. T. U. denot, AM lm aw UMPVW f JBUflffMpKflQIVw^fnWef'wMRMraKRI Ckrist foem tkek nilest, * but In wswau^Vr^rsrw^eiW-iwusvpww . ^ iaaiMft/CtiiiL Is the Snlrii! at- rapras wp^wen s^wpss^n w^wwu^un wn > Christ, they go forth to the help o f atontfA ; U w P p P H w0| pTOMpiN v f fO m im ii dmmiHtoidm W« C. i t f . gh ^Ps^tow 3^*U jgn el^g^w m Wme IwvVIMEa' MWMMfPfp, wggR^wdwwV^Vto *wl^wtow fSUSSSTSflSJILld f i g t o m f y i l l Mastet’snamei Brotlmr Kyle is probably right in Hlp|KNHDy fhft latter day] glory o f the eburb shall have come, thesehumanorganisations will all dis­ appear, but whlle wc have such pow­ erful organised / forces fighting against Christ, it is well to have or­ ganised forces fighting for him. . I amglad Brother Kyle’s friendly critidem .^9## fnri®ltiied the occasion for bfa mKp^nstikdu J, F„ Montow. ^ttHneamtoasssito^^ S 5 a _ JSctoTW.Ivynqye^ \ A H 5 ifo vM i> r t r v jr * .3 B S s I ^ o w r j r ’ ns. AU kinds o f school supplies at Ridgway’s at a special redaction in prion Smith'sthe piece for neeefoem. For Sale—A choice lot o f timothy aeed. Jossra B kothkhtoit . Barbed wire for fencesat Andrew Bro A Co. . We have a car ked o f forteiiiseron the rood that will be here in ample tune for seeding. Andrew Bro. A Co. Hone blankets, wolf robee, etc., at AndrawBro A Co. V ** Snle. A good dalaina buck. 2t~12 J. b* CmkTHXK. .Jackets, just sub asyou need dur­ ing corn cutting at Andrew Bro A Co. Bold. Galbrsnth isstill agent of the Xeois steamlaundry with headquar­ ters at Stormont andCo’s Spring repair workat Murray'shar­ asesbop. A fine line of pocket and table cut­ lery at Crouse A Butt's, XCft at Ridgeway's, Rotted Avene andWheat, Oatmeal and (hacked Wheat, Farino and HawkedFarinose, PearlBarley, Gran* aletedHeminy at Ciuir^, Misifaito Otis at Itidgway's Highest wariest price paid tor wheat at Anraaw ABae. Hardand Soft refinedSugars%t « f liu fft Trey, o f Dnyten. OuT i w i r , Agwt* OSIeetolleeBuBh Butter, Jersey, Milk Crackers at G uay ' s . HarvestingOils at RidgwaVs Cheese,Crackers and Ginger snaps at G oat ' s . Mower Oils at- Ridgway’s. Elegant Toilet Soaps at Ridgway's Pharmacy. Buy yonr fresh and salt, meats at the old reliable meat store of Q, W. Crouse. The finest line o f fresh and salt meats in the county at C. W. Bean’s Fresh cakes and brand at tbe be keiy. '*\<* ; * JAcbStrata* - TOwItCwsi*. We are selling our own make of limit can* at fifty cents per dosen. CrouseandBull. Go (o Boyd’s restaurant for a good meal, only 2firants. SyrupandIToNwies at G ka V' s . : Our Stocko f Patent Medicines is completeat Ridgway’sPharmacy. Swest, spicedand soar picklesat GaaV’s. I f yon want » good Innb Or. a squaremeal go to Boyd’sand try him ones. Go to .Charlie Smith for a sbrivn* Teeth extracted without pain by applicationof cocaine at Dr. Homan’s office. Avetis, Oatmeal Cracked Wheat Granulated Hominy Farino, Parched Farinose It G ia t ’ s . Rond W h e a t Hungarian seed wheat, absolutely free from smut and rye, and testing 62 pounds to the bushel. For sell by Ervin A Sterrett. Halters, collars and all kinds o f harnesssuadriraatJames Murray’s Peaches, Apricots aud Prunes a G may ’ s . Wood and Wlltow wart at GaAv's I f yon want a stylish livsry rig go to Boyd’s. Fish st G oat ' s . Paints in all siaepackagesand oat- ora at Itidgwsyk. Cora, Tomatoes, Beans, Ac., at G wat ’ s ,' - Tobacos and Cigars at G uat ' s . Pur* Pina tar at Rlfigwayk. P*h>t andVaraib Bmbii to - AHPfiJf wmWmo Windowglassand JM£1 nfi Aiw nrnnMi n Sorghum, Syrup and New Orleans Molswes at ' ', , •Gaitt^;.; - ■ a a la y K*««(rnswsra- y l s tfc© Ptaunayrtvmiln JM smm . A ' Tickots at One fait for the. round trip between any two stations on th* Cincinnati BivUion from Columbus •nd Springfield to Cincinnati inclu­ sive will be sold by the P. C. C. A St. b. Ry. Co,.on each Sunday until further notice, during the rammer of 1191 . ■Vtoniflfeaairab ttar a m m as ^^ a ... i m m f f f f v i i i i w i n i w ra v g weet,Wauthweerart#Vouthvia ^tonhntfwmlrarantw i *——— , . rvPinPjrfwS«1lv blflVffs * Pfotysst Excurrioo tibetsb asFeci* ally wduced round trip rates will be soldSept, 15th and^ 29th from all principal ticketstationsod tbe Penn* sylvania Line* Westof Pittebnigh to points to Alabama, Arkansas Color#* do, Gaorgiai Florida, Indian Trarito* *y* Mak°. Kansas, Kentucky, Bonk* iana, Missouri, Missisrippi, MbattaUa, Nebraska, N«w Mexleo, Sontk Bako** to, OklahomaTer., Transsiee, Botes. Utah, Wyoming. Excursion ticket* wtil also b* sold oa tbs29 to points ia Iowa, Minnesota, Horth Bskota. Tfoksts will be good raturaiug thirty daya fromdate o f sale, For detailed information apply tki rtSassst titjlcsit agent o f tbe Pennsylvaiiia tbss. ft « * w v i i i M M w x m t i n i i y fc lo s it t o fils a x B lh , Hwwtli Bnkatw, Travelers en lonta to th* Forth* west are iaformad that tit* ossat R ock I slakd Boom began ranainf, June 14, a ThoroughBnflbt PuUmstt Sleeper, Qhicago to SioaxFall#, sowtii Dakota. Tniscar leaves ^ikago dally, ex­ cept Saturday, on the 0., R E A P . No. 1, at 1.30, noon; ntoniag, ar­ rives at okfoago daily, soeaapt Men* day, at 3.06 a. ai. ICap, Foldws, and ftrihsr Infor* nmtiensent on application. E .flr. Jowtr, GenlMansgir. Jxo, S mmstuk , Gant Tkt. A Ptos A gt Gtodnut Orakto, CHICAGO, WUU On Aagnstttfo, gspwwfoic IMh andfifith, ansnsstsntiskstsat asnisUt W% # Wm Ml Rto MtiHNHRk' jsg forilfoly ivtifoai j » g « f itofo, I f o r M v Im HM Iw i te tite « f tito