The Cedarville Herald, Volume 12, Numbers 27-52

njaipw.'^ . VOL. 12 CEDARVILLE, OHIO, SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 31. 1891 NO. 39 *ilH E H E R A L D . There iaone fearless West Virginian. He has married a widow who has buried seven husbands. plots! es for O ttle prices Some peo- they have ness, for a good one. and never values. We m. and .we $1.90 that <rpprie>ce in rt*«. en .Trescott are Lighthouse at and are blessed ur years old. ken down with *th a dreadful to a fever, doc* Detroit treated igrew worse rap* mere “handful tried Dr. King’s ftor the use o f was completely King’s new dis­ ight in gold, yet bottle free at. tore. m ite r s . Vos notice that allowed on her and Ross town- Oliio, under e C hampers . lights in taking 3 East M aui St. ph taken in one les at Gatiiie’s, ay .if novelt:es gallery, X eua . stoves, in baes- taters, for hard *, ean be found, ork er. a young maa tales that he f tw o promi­ sed their treat­ able to get need his case incurable. l ie i*. King’s Now tion, Coughs line was not tree(;withont foro ho had ttle, that he continued • to joying good *ny Throat, try it. W e ’ Trial bottle Drugstore. AS INKKl’KNUKN'r WUKKI.Y NEWSPAPER. • Dopt forget W. L. Marshall’s great SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 31 I o f Hereford Cattle, at his resi- . , ;deuce, three miles east oi Cedarviile, Ion Friday, Nov. 6th, at which time he llr. IT. BLA IR , Editor and Prop'r 'PR ICE S I . as PER ANNUM. Rev. Dudley will sell his entire herd of pure-bred Herefords. • Iu.thc Opera-House, Next Monday night. Everybody is cordially invited. George Smith returns-home to-day. Rev. Dudley, o f New Jasper, will speak in the Opera House, Monday evening. ■ The W'. R. C. of this place shipped a box of fruit to the Soldier’s Home .at Sandusky, this week; •Mr. Charles Voorhees, while work- ing^at the Galloway Cider Mill, near Xenia, Monday, had a most thrilliug and unpleasant experience. His sleeve caught on a shaft and lie was about to Mrs. Winans was obliged to take a few days rest this week ou account of sickness. She returned to her duties at the Home, Wednesday. The St. Louis Star-Sayings makes a crushing imputation againBt the Post Dispatch. I t calls it a “ uliginous slanderer.” A West Virginia girl must be awarded the first prize as an eloper/ Two days after she eloped with one man she eloped with anothey. The monthly business meeting of the Epwortli League, to-night, Oct. 31st, be drawn into the machinery, when he ftt 7 o’clock, at the hoivie o f Miss Hes- B aby D ay . —Any day is the day to have baby’s picture taken by Gatcli, of Xenia, 46 East Main St. Amos Tonkinson and wife have re­ turned from the West, where they have been visiting friends. The Greene county teachers’, insti­ tute meets in Xenia to-day. A num­ ber from hen will attend. tore loose by a dexterous movement of his arm. But the clothes kept on go­ ing into the machine aud Charlie had to keep up his swift movements until he had not a stitch of clothing on his person, standing in that laughable plight when the incident was over. ter Shroades, instead o f the’Church. A Missouri man returned home the other day after au absence of 41 years. Despite the reports that he was dead, his wife had never remarried; so it was not necessary for him to-play an Enoch Arden role,. ■TRANSFERS. V Clarance M. Thomas to Mary A. Schaher,'quit claim to 110 a, Miami; $ , 000 . Mary A. Schaner and W. H. Beatty to Edwin H. Schaner, quit claim to same, 62,500. * Reheca A. Beall et al. to Nixon G. Brown, 102 a, Xenia, 63,300. ___________ W. T. Currie to F. E. McFerver, Paraguay has let. the world know ^ Allison &. Marquises add. to that there is such a country by indulg­ ing in a brief and insignificant revo­ lution. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Mr. Tufts made the run fromSpring- field to Cedarviile, last Monday, on his bicycle in one hour aud twenty minutes. ___________ When you are in Xenia call at Gatcli’s photograph gallery and see the many pretty things you can have made for Christmas. J. J. Ashen hurst, candidate for Governor on the' Prohibition ticket, spoke in the opera house Wednesday evening to a large crowd. MAiuriAfiii L icences .—A. F. Fish­ er and Lydia E . Fawcett; Jesse B. Porter and Lillian L.’Muter; Perry ' Paxton and Eliza A Lucas. Xenia, 640. ChaS. W. Oblinger to Catharine A. Jonee, lot 3 and ^ jf lot 2, Oakwood add. to Yellow Springs, $700 *Jas. W. Wingate to Daniel Siden- sticker, undivided A of lots 9 and 10, McClure’s add. to Belibrook, 6100. John 8. Wead to Daniel SidenBtick- er, undivided A o f same, 690. . FOB SALE. .A lot of household furniture, con­ sisting of 1 Walnut Bedroom Set, 1 Extension Table, 1 Marble Top Center Table, 1 large Willow Rocking Chair 1 Red Plush and 1 Brown Rep Patent Rocker, 1 Folding Bed Lounge, 1 Do­ mestic Sewing Machine, new, 1Hang­ ing Lamp, etc., etc. Sale private. Terms cash. For particulars call on Mas. H arve O wens . Oregon will have one very remark­ able article among its exhibits at the World’s fair. It is nothing less than a machine which successfully washes and wipes dishes. I t is the invention of a woman. . - S omething N ew —-I vory T ypes .— Call at 'Gatcli’s photograph gallery, Xenia, and see the many pretty ways the ivory type can be used in making Christmas presents. /The claim that Lincoln was a Spir­ itualist is not the only claim that has been made concerning his religious predilections. Some years ago a De­ troit bishop asserted that Lincoln was a Roman Catholic in early life. Mrs. Ed. Barnett andlittle daughter Leah,.of Decatur, 111., and Mrs, Wm» Gilkey, o f Dayton, 0 „ have been visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Crain. Mrs. Barnett expects to visit friends in Booth Charleston, Co* Ininbus and Picaway county before returning home, She left Tuesday morning for South Charleston, accom­ panied by Mrs. Gilkey. A shooting affray between Cedar, ville parties occurred in Clifton, just across the Clark county line Friday night o f last week, in which Pete Hamilton slightly wounded Charier Spencer. 'There was a dance among the colored gentry o f Clifton and the altercation occurred over the fact that Spencer was too intimate with Hamil­ ton’s wife. Hamilton was arrested the next day and bound over to court, spencer was not SO badly hurt as to1’ k* laid up any length o f time. That Kansas Lady-Mayor. Rev. G. L. Tufts recently received the following communication from Kiowa, Kansas: “ Dr. Rachel S. Packsou is our Mayor’s name. The petition she re­ ceived (to resign her office) was signed by thirty-people. A t least half o f the business men did not sign. The peti­ tion was first started by a saloon man, was circulated hv him, and by the self-same law breakers was presented to the Mayor. But she is not goin.f to resign; it 1ms only helped to rouse tho people to see*where the town was drifting. t ■ This town is only about a mile from the Cherokee strip, and has always been a trading place for the cowboys, and saloons have always been allowed to run open without a word being said against it. The saloon men would be visited each"month by the City Mar­ shal, who would collect the fine, which they each paid. * * * . We have a Law and Order League organized, and we expect to do our level best to see that the law is enforc­ ed. There is, o f course, great oppo­ sition to the law by the drinkers, but it is the best law I know of to keep the hoys from becoming drunkards. I came from Illinois and the Prohibi­ tory law (o f Kan.) beats the high license law (o f 111.) two to >one for keeping the hoys Bafc. Many places in Kansas are so dry thnt hut those who can to a certainty he trusted are able to find a drink. But when I look out over the whole State, and I have been over a good portion o f it, I am glad to say that the law is a success. Not that men cannot get liquor, but it does work in stopping the business as no other law ean. The laws against stealing and killing are broken, but we count them good. Praise God for prohibition, and the people of, Kansas are not going back on the law either,” W il l W. F arrell , , Pastor M. E. Ohurcb, Kiowa, Kan,, Oct, 24 ,1891. Gloves, Overalls, Socks, etc., at Andrew Bros. & Co. Sunday Creek, Hoekiug, Jackson, Pittsburgh and Anthracite Coal- at Andrew Bros. & Co. Husking Gloves', P eggs, etc., at Andrew Bros. & Co. The best Feed Basket ever made can be found at Andrew Bros. & Co. REMEMBER That we keep the Stark Boots, also the Snag Proof Boots, at J . C. Barber’s. FRESH GOODS In Blankets, Yarns and Flannels, at J . C. Barber’s. TRUNKS And Horse Blankets, at J . C. Barber’s. Boots, Shoes and Rubbers; the larg­ est stock, the lowest prices, at Bird’s. Underwear,^Hosiery aud Gloves, at Bird’s. Children's Overcoats from $2.50 to $5.00, at * Bird's. Hanging Lamp , Stand L a m p - beautiful goods and exceedingly low prices, at Bird’s. Cranberries, Oysters and Celery always on band at Bird’s. New Sorghum Molasses at Bird’s. Fresh Bulk Oysters, at McCorkle’s. Celery, at McCorkle’s, Cranberries, at McCorkle’s. Yellow Danver Onions, at ■ McCorkle’s. Boneless Cod Fish, at * . * McCorkle’s. Fresh Sorgum Molasses, at McCofkle’s. Potted Tongue and Ham, at McCorkle’s, Evaporated Horse Radish, at McCorkle’s. French Mustard, at McGorkle’s. Flower Pots, Fancy, at McCorkle’s. Hunters’ Supplies, at McCorkle’s. Shells loaded to order at McCorkle’s, Buckwheat Flour# a t McCorkle’s. FOR SALE. A good No. 8 Coal Cook Stove, wit reservoir aiid kitchen, cheap. Apply at this office. The only absolutely complete line o f Drugs in the county o f certain purity, at Ridgway'ffPharmacy, Butter, Jersey. Milk Crackers at G ray ’ s . ‘ Buy your fresh and salt meats at the old reliable meat store o f C. IV. Crouse. The finest line of fresh and Balt meats ia the county at ’ C. W. Dean’s Fresh cakes and bread at the ba kery. , . J acob S eigler FruitCans. We are selling our own make of fruit cans at fifty cents per dozen. Crouse and Bull, Go to Boyd’s restaurant for a good 'meal, only 25 cents. Smith’s the place for a seafoam. Fish at G uay ’ s . Syrup and Molasses at G uay ’ s , Tohacos and Cigars at G uay ’ s . I f yon want a good lunch'or a square meal go to Boyd’s and try him once. Smoke the “Woodsdale,” at Ridgway’s. New Lamps of every kind and Lamp Trimmings, at Ridgeway’s, Window Glass and Putty, at Ridgway’s. Spices o f all kinds for pickles, at . Ridgway’s Every kind o f Patent Medicines in’ stock, at Ridgway’s. School Books and supplies at Ridgway’s. Elegant assortment of Stationery, Kidgway’s. Cheese, prackers and Ginger snaps at • C ray ’ s . Barbed wire for fences at Andrew Bro & Co; Spring repuir work nt Murray’s har­ ness shop. * ' A Window glass and glazing at ■ I Andrew Bros, and, Co. 'Peaches, Apricots and Prunes a G bay ’ i I f you Want a stylish livery rig to Boyd’s. , Sweet, spiced and sour pickles at G ray ’ s . Go to Gharli.e Smith for a Bhnve. Teeth extracted without pain by application of cocaine nt Dr. Homan’s office. Sal Soda,. Borax, Alum, Sulphur, Saltpetre and Blue Vitrol at Bull’s. Wanted some one scarce of children to care for ray horses and do other chores. House rent free. D . S. Ervin. A fine line of pocket and table cut­ lery at O’rouse & Bull’s, Rolled Avena and Wheat, Oatmeal and Cracked Wheat, Farino aud Parched Farinose, Pearl Barley, Gran­ ulated Hominy at C ray ’ s . Corn, Tomatoes, Beans, Ac., at G ray ’ s , LOVERS OF FLOWERS WILL FIND BULBS AT GRAY’S 1 have laid ia a large stock of bulbs of all desciip- lions for winter blooming, including Hyacinths, Cm cus, Due van Thol Tulips all colors, Lillium Harrissi, Single aud double mixed Tulips, etc., etc. Gall and make your selections at once, ROBERT GRAY, ■lb*t ia t* ■ 8 | | i 4 ^ $ h 4 n p ! 3 p - . VNtCQUMHTEOWITHTHE. 8 E 0 «WHfOfTHUOOUHTHTWUIMTUI DUOSVULUftREIHFOflUATIONFROMAItUOTOFTHUHATOfTHI m Murflrf ' V IKOVBK,! fe lo , Rti IsM &PacificB j,, The Direct Homo to and. from Chicago, Jollst, Ottawa, Peoria, l a Salle, Mnllue, Book Inland, In ILLINOIS; Davenport, Muscatine, Ottumwa, Oskalooso, JD*» Moinr-g, W lnjmot, Audubon, Harlan and Connell muffs, In IOWA ; Minneapolis and St. Paul, in MIN­ NESOTA: Watertown and Sioux falls. In DAKOTA; Cameron, S t Joseph and Kansas City, in MISSOURI; Omaha, Lincoln. Falrlniry and Nelson, in NEBRASKA; Ateldwni, Lravcuwcrth. Norton. Tt-peka, TIutrfalnsAn. Wichita, Belleville, Abilene, Dodge City, C tldw tll.ln KANSAS; KlnglMu-r, F.l Item, and Uinco, In INDIAN TEUItlTOKY; Denver, Colorado Springs and Russia, In COI.OUADO- Traverse* new areas Of rich Arm ing and armtlng lands, niroidfne the lin t facilities of inter- coumiuntouiton to ull towns anil c|tlee east and west, itonhweaLami southwest of Chicago and to faclfio and traiiS'iotvuaic suiports, M AGN IF ICENT V E ST IBU LE E X P R E S S T R A IN S leading nil eomretttnrs In ttplcnilor of equipment, between CIIICAtJd nod D1CS MOINES, COUNCIL BLUET'S and DMAII A. and between CHICAGO and DBNVKK,.COLORADO SWUNG* and PUEBLO.via KANSAS CITY itttd TOPEKA and via ST. JOSEPH. First-Clan* Due Ciu-.L'hct, FREE RECLINING CHA tn CABS, and I’ahuio Sleepers, with' Dining 0*r Bsrvles. Close ciimiecUous nt Denver aud Colorado Spring* with, diverging railway, lines, now forming the new and pleturcioiuo * STAND ARD GAUGE TR AN S -RO C K Y M OUN TA IN ROU TE Over which superjjl.v-enulpped trains run daily THKOI'GII v m H ou r CI-tANGK to and ftom Ball Lake City, Ogtlru aim San I-'ram lsco, TIIE ROCK ISLAND D n!.:,\ the Direst and Favorite Lins to and Dom Manltnu Pike's Pen', and nil oilier sanitary and scenic resnrtennd t itles aud milling districts In'Colorada, D A IL Y y 1ST E X P R E S S T R A IN S From St. Joptph ,-n t t-'n-a-i Citv to and ftom.all R t- portiuit |i '.vns , :!„-*■mid * etlons in Southern Nebraska, K rums ant! 'I.-- <t- fan T-riitory. Also vfa ALBKRT LKA n o r rp. fuun K »n --C H r* n d Chicogs toW olsr- totrn .Hlimv '"nll-t, V|NNF\l*OLlS and 8T. RAUL, connrctinug hr .ill |« lids n rth and northwest betaaiw the lakes n ... f t - P ti Itlc Cm1"t; For Tick ' -. Mtn-i, r-ililers. or desired informatloa apply to nn. Omptm Tickrt OOtoa in the United S titw or Cans '* or . 1‘ -si . E. ST. . c -n 'l Mn # ' iN.- JOHN SEBASTIAN* Gen'ITkLAPasaAdt. cniPAOO. lt-L. CHAS. E. SMITH’ S Is the place for you to’get a smooth shave or a stylish hoif cut. ° Cedarviile,O. « Electric Bitten. This remedy is beaming so well kuown.aod so popular as to need nq special mention. All who have Used Electric Bitters sing the same song o f praise.—A purer medicine does not. exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitten wiil cure all diseases of the Liver and Kid­ neys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and other affections caused by impure blood,—Will drive' Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malarial fevers.—For cure , o f headache, constipation and indiges­ tion try Electric Bitters—Entire satis­ faction guara nteed, or. money refun­ ded.—Price, 50 eta. and $1.00 per bob- tie at B. G. Ridgway’s drugstore; Sunday ExcnrsisMB v ia the Pennsylvania Lines. Tickets at one fare for the round trip between any two stations on th* Cincinnati Division from Columbus and Springfield to Cincinnati inclu­ sive will be sold by the P. C. O. <fc ‘ St. lr. Ry. Co, on each Sunday until further notice during the sumiqar o f 1891 AvOua, Oatmeal Cracked wheat Granulated Hominy Farluo, Parched Farinose G ray ’* 1