The Cedarville Herald, Volume 12, Numbers 27-52

0 g f i VOL. 12 CEDARVILLE, OHIO, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 26 i891 NO. 34. li i i - B O Y S * J E R S E Y S U I T S They are elegant goods and the prices are extremly I ott . / Beautiful Bleached table Damasks 56 inches ‘wide only 471-2 cents per yard. « « g 4 « « « 2 5 “ “ “ Extra good “ H O S E R Y # U N D E R W E A R FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN, we have the most complete line of these ( oq Is in the town and our prices are always the lowest. P. S. Canton flannel from 5 cents per yard up. THE HEH^kD- ANINDKI'KKUKNT WKEKLYJJKWBPAI’EK. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 26 ir. I f . .B L A IR , JSdltor and B rop ’r PRICE • 1.9S PER ANNUM. Chng. Turnbull sets three plates at bis table—its a girl. Regular business .meeting of the Y's Monday evening at parlors. ‘ ' hi i i miw.i.1 i i ■ Mies Sallie Stormont, o f Xenia, is the guest of Cedarville friends. Mr. Schwab and wife, of Xenia, • was the gues^ofMre. Al. Cline, Sab­ bath. Dave Tarbox wants it understood that he will not run his cider mill on October 5th as he intends to go. to Xenia to hear McKinley. Mr.'and Mrs. James Alexander, of Union City, Ind., are visiting friends in this vicinity. Misti Evn Wade entertained n few o f her friends last night in honor ■of Miss Melda Lowry. - Mayor Towneley returned home this week from an' extensive trip through Indiana and Illinois. An effort will be made to secure Rev. Anna Shaw at Cedarville while she is in Ohio the last o f October. Mr. D . Bradfute and Son Oscar at­ tended the fair at Indinnnpolis this week to sec the cattle display there. New styles in suits, overcoats, hats, underwear and furnishings. St-26. A . B. Crandall A Co, Xenia. Wanted some one scarce of children to care for my horses and do -other chores. Housecrent free. D , S. Ervin. Messrs. D . Bradfute A Son, of Meadow Brook Stock Farm, are cer tainly to be congratulated on their successful exhibit o f Aberdeen Angus mttle this fall. They had 10 head ot their cattle at the following fairs with the results added. A t Xenia they won 7 first premiums and 5 seconds; Jamestown 6 firsts and 5 seconds; De troit, Mich., International fair and Exposition, 3 firsts and 6 seconds; Van Wert, 7 firsts and 4 seconds in- oluding sweepstakes, herd with seven entries in the ring, all breeds; Ohio State Fair, 6 firsts and 4 seconds in eluding sweepstake heard o f one bull atid four females, sweepstakes for five animals from one bull, and 1sweep stakes for cow and two o f her own calves. A t Detroit and Columbus they met with some o f the strongest competition in the United States, and their whining* a t these Airs jdsce their catOs well in the front tm k of Augus cattle in America. Harve Owens and Spence Shepherd nttended the Hartford, O., fair this week in the interest of the Wood’s Automatic Washing machine. ■ The Raney brothers who have been spending a Week so pleasantly at the Ranev homestead, returned to their homes in the west this week. The monthly business meeting of the Epwoith League tonight at the M, E . church at 7:80.p^in. All the officers and members are requested to be pres­ ent, * The republicans meeting in the opera house last night was hummer. Xenia turned out well to hear Hon. J Miiry C Gluss, 20 a, Silvercreek 8750. R. G. Horr and were not disappoint-1 Q & Orrnsby to J L Pierson, GOby ed ns be is a good talker. ' 172 feen N King st, Xenia, $1200. A full line of fall and winter cloth-1 Goo Ilollcnbetry to Mary Simison, itig new ready. Childrens' suits 81,2518 a, Springvnlley, 41. at TRANSFERS OF. REAL ESTATE. Melvina D Go'iv^y to L G Bull 44 sq poles, Gedarvil^, $75. Melviun D Gowtiv to F T Tarbox, lot 59, Nesbit’s add to Cedarville, 8425. 1 Calvin Young lo Amanda Howell, 48 a Miami, 8750A . D B Torrence I f Anna Homan, 3 a Cedarville; $375. W • Melvna D Gowdy to ChasW Mincer, 28 sq poles, Cedarville, $1. John Beddinger to Kate S Adams, lot 6#,Rox’s 3d addto Qsboine,,#15.Q9 C E Arhogust to surah Jackson, lot L /40, L A M’s add to Xenia, 1*1500. ' Titer}' J R Tliornliurgli to A lfd D Thorn­ burgh, 20 a Silvercreek, $600. A D Thornburgh to Ruben and Butter, Jersey. Milk Crackers at G uay ’ s . and up. Boys’ suits from $4,00 to $16,00, rind mens' in all varieties. 3t-26. A . R. Crandall. A Co. Xenia. Two o f Cedarville’s most handsome young ladies went fot a ride Tuesday evening and got lost near Selma, hut with the assistance o f a couple .ot young men,'of that place, they wore brought safely home.. township send a T F Cox to John Whaley 7 a Bath 42700, - - - -----. ’ s All kinds of school supplies at RidgWay's at a special reduction in prices. Smith’s the place for a seafonm. For Sale—A choice lot of timothy seed. Jos evn ^B rotiierton . Barbed wire for fences at Andrew Bro A Co. We have a car load o f ferterlizeron the road that will be here in ample Harvesting Oils at Ridgway's CI icgbv , Crackers and Ginger snaps ‘G r a y ' s . Mower Oils at Ridgway’s. Elegant Toilet Soaps at Ridgway’s Pharmacy. Buy your fresh and snlr meals at Hie old reliable meat store o f C. W. Crouse. The finest line of fresh .and salt meats in the couuty at . . . . . c w D a r t * Fr«*b cakca and bread at the ba J acob SEtouot F r u i t Cana. We are selling our own make of fruit cans at fifty cents per dozen, j Sorghum, Syrup and New Orleans Molasses at GU a y ’ s . Kanday Kxrnrswas via tbe Pennaylvaala Lines. Tickets At one fare for the round trip between any two stations on the Cincinnati Division from Columbus and Springfield to Cincinnati inclu­ sive will be sold by tha P. C. C. A St. L. Ry. Co, on each Sunday until further notice, during tha summer o f 1191 The republicans o f this are making arrangements to large delegation to Xenia to hear Mc> KSnley speak, October 5th. Frrimi . _ present indications Cedarville town-'*,rae ^or w* (hng- Andrew Bro. A Co. ship will send a larger delegation on that day than ever before. Frank Beemer and John Spencer were arrested Monday and takenHie- fore Squire Osborn charged with stealing a keg o f beer from a car while the local freight was standing ati the depot one evening last week, they were sent to jail to await the ac­ tion o f the grandjilry. Home blankets, wolf robes, etc., nt Andrew Bro A Co. F o r S a l e . A good delaine buck. 21-12 ' J . L. C iiapmax . Jackets,’just such as you need dur­ ing corn Cutting ot 'Andrew Bro A Co. Robt. Oalbreath is still agent o f the Xenia steam laundry with headquar­ ters at Stormont and Co's The McCorklc sisters will give a Spring repair work at Murray’s liar- concert here on the evening ofOctober nc8B *hop. 8th. The McCorkle trio consists o f A fine line o f pocket and table cut- 51IsmLaura, the prima donga whistler1lory at Crouse A Bull’s, ynd dialect and singing reader, Miss I 1 C £ * \ Crouse and Bull. Go to Boyd’s restaurant for a good meal, only 25 cents. Syrup amt Molasses at G uay ’ s . Our Stock o f Patent Medicines is compete at Ridgway’s Pharmacy. Sweet, spiced and sour pickles at • . G ray ’ s . I f yon want a good lunch or a square meal go to Boyd's and try him once, Go to Charlie Smith for a shave. Teeth extracted without pairi by application o f cocaine nt Dr. Homan’s office. Avetis, OnImeal Cracked wheat - Granulated Hominy Fsrluo, Parched Farinose at G ray ' s . Heed W h e a t . Hungarian seed wheat, absolutely free from smut and rye, and testing 62 pounds to the bushel. For , m T i by Ervin A Sterrett, Halters, collars and all kinds of harness sundries at James Murray’s Peaches, Apricots And PrujiCs G ray ’ s * Lena, dramatic and pathetic reader, and Arthur, mandoline soloist. They will be ably assisted by Miss Louise Schroader a nr ted violinist ni^l soloist. In speaking o f . Miss McCorkle the New York Dramatic Mirror says: “ Miss Laura McCorkle; the phenom* inal whistler, o f IndianajKilis, executes in such delightful manner, the large audiences that greet her wherever she } gOMgive her encore after encore. Her wonderful whistling coupled with her graceful stage preeence, are destined to bring her world-wide fktne.*' at Ridgeway’* , : Rolled Avena and 'Wheat, Oatmeal and Cracked Wheat, Farino and Parched Farinose, Pearl Barley, Gran­ ulated Hominy at G ray ’ s . Machine Oils at KidgWay’s Highest market price paid for wheat at A tuiaaw A Bao. Hard and Soft refined Sugars at G r a y ' s . The best laundry o f the town fe the Troy, Of Dayton. Geo Winter, Agent, Office at Mae Bull's £ Wood and Willow ware at G bay ' s I f you want a stylish livery rig go to Boyd’s. Is ; JflSb at G ray ’ s . Pajhte in all size packages and. col­ ors at Ridgway's. ' Corn, Tomatoes, Beans, Ac., at * G ray ’ s , ' Tobacos and Cigars at G ray ' s , . Pure Pine tar at Ridgway's. Paint and Varnish Brushes at Ridgway's. Window glass and Putty at Rklgwa/s Pharmacy. New Perfumes at Ridgway's. Picture Frames made to eider at Ridgway's Pharmacy. Reduced Rates to the West, North­ w e st, Sou thw est and South via 'Pennsylvania Lines. , C tY h .I V ll ‘<Mlil filf Ii i |) V« ■'**- Harvest Excursion tickets at especi­ ally reduced round trip rates will be sold Sept. 15th .and£ ,29th from all irincipal ticket stations on the Penn­ sylvania Lines West o f Pittsburgh to points in Alabama, Arkansas, Colora­ do, Georgia, Florida, Indian Territo­ ry, Idaho, Kansas, Kentucky, Louis­ iana; Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, .Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dako­ ta, Oklahoma Ten, Tennessee, Texhs. Utah, Wyoming. Excursion tickets will also be sold on the 29 to points in • Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, Tickets will be. good returning thirty days from date o f sale. For detailed information apply to nearest ticket agent of the Pennsylvania Lines. 3t NJeW THROUGH SLEEPiat v h ic a g o to ffitywc F a lla , S o u i b ; D u k e t u . Travelers en route to the North­ west are informed that the £) kkat R ook I sland R oute began running, June 14, a Thorough Buffet Pullman Sleeper, ohicago to Sioux Falls, south Dakota. Tnis car leaves ohicago daily, ex ­ cept Saturday, on the G., R. I .A P , No. 1, at 1.30, noon; returning, ar­ rives at ohicago daily, except Mon* day, at 8.05 a. ru. Map, Folders, and further infor­ mation sent on application. E . S t . J ohn , Genl Manager. Jxo. S ebastian , Gen’l Tkt. A Pass A g t G eneral O ffice , CHICAGO, ILL. H A R V E S T E X C U R S IO N S . R e d u c e d R a t e s v i a t h e F en ia - sjlvaala JLiuca. On August 25th, September 15th and 2Uth, excursion tickets at sepecinl- ly reduced round trip rates will be sold from all principal coubon ticket sta­ tions on the Pennsylvania Lines West o f Pittsburg to points in the west, northwsst and southwest, good return-. log for thirty days from date o f sale. For ihrther information apply to the nearest agent o f the Pennsylvania Lines, ft!