The Cedarville Herald, Volume 13, Numbers 1-21

THE HER&LB mm SATURDAY, MAY 21, tWA W. H. B&AIB, BMbr wABrop'r m i c e »t,»«tw *w AW »»u tiL . Mira EstellaBarber was in Daytori Monday. The juniors andseniors had a holi­ day this week. Mrs, F#Xi Milburn, of Allegheny, Penn, arrived inCedarvIHe/Thursday evening. ; 'John H. Kendall, of Tnrenttim, Pa., will preach in the U. P. Church tomorrow at 11 a. m. Mr*. RileV Stormont is very licit; It seemssheW* not yet recovered from the effect* of the grip; t . Will Gillnugh' is not working for Andrew Bros. A Co. any longer. He had beenwith that firmover fiveyearn John-McLean has just contracted to bnild a large thus atory business block in Yellow Springs for.:'John Berch. ‘ Do you want a carpet? The hand­ somest patterns and bretqualiticiv to­ gether withthe lowest prices can he found at StoimontrA Cd/s. , V ... . ............ . rt t** ftf O, H. Anderson has opened up an agricultural implement store In th* Gowdy building and will handle Slip McCormick binders-and mowers. s . ' There will be preaching .in the R* P. Church at the usual hour tomor­ row morning by Rev. D. McKinney, of Cincinnati, andat 7 p.ra, by Prof, James Y. Boyce, of Philadelphia. Rev. F. G. Mitchell preaches at -Clifton at 10:30a. in; today, and at the same hour tomorrow, in connect tion withQuarterly Meetingof Cedar- vi lie charge; A membero f theSynod will preach there at 3 p. ro. Preaching at, theM. E. church to­ morrow at 11 a . » . by Rev. J, Y . Boyce of Philadelphia, and at 7:30 pu m. by Rev, J, D. Steele of Phila­ delphia, both luentixsrs of the General Synod. EpworthLeague at 7 p, m. ...... . iT 'fvvffiklW’lf^ McCormick Harvjestera are still in ^front. O. H. Anderson iscanvassing -this viciaitytorthe M leof the^e biini- *>jrsand mowers and will be pleased to ,.r ehow them"toanyone, *t the Gowdy -brick rooin. Always open on Satur­ day. Don't fail toexamine these ma- ^cliiues. They are leaders. According to a recent law all echo)' itmof the township schools who pate »n examination admitting them to the high school retail, *t tome publicmeet­ ing, giveanoration beforean audience and in compliance with that law TownshipClerk Stormont has called a meeting at Mclntirc’s school home next Friday evening. There will ,he six participants. Good music will he furnished. A ll are invited. ' * LastyearCedsrville talked of fine tug a big timeon the fourth o f July hut Jamestown hidaltoadyadvertised a celebration and it was decided to patronizeourneighboring viihtjpfc and wait until thisyear fto qpr “ blowout." So far tip town in tb*>Opiiutry has made amove to secure atfrVattraction* f«r thatday andCedatville"can i f she will haveout o f thalargcst crowds her citizens Imre#wsrert-]iere.’.4Two or three of oltr ryw sentarivis cilizensare already quietly talkingof a celebration here among cur bpriuess men and we toletvc it willha* “ go*. By ail mean* i f such a thing kpretibfc.m us have a rousing 1% tinte Ju|y Fourth. Tiw g iat y i nlh amsual oral 8ynod o f the R. P* wret met in Cedarvijle Wednesday evening at 7,30 o'clock, The attend­ ancejfor the fiiyt day was larger than was expected, but that is accounted tor from the fact that there will be seyeraj,,questions of vast importance to the church dismissed. Prs.Mw- ton and Steele attested in the devo­ tional exercises. The openingsermon was preached by the retiring modera­ tor, Rev. \V. H. Gailey, pastor pf the Fifth Church, Philadelphia, who took for his text, “ Watch ye, stand fast in the faith; quit you like men; be strong.” The sermon was listened to by * large and atteeUhtor'audieuce; Thesynod was constituted by pray­ er"bythe moderator. A c . invitation to attend asocial at the residence o f Dr. .Morton Monday evening to be given by the Christian Endeavor so­ ciety was accepted. Synod then ad­ journed to.,meet Thursday morning at 9.30. * THURSDAV’S BE&&0 » . Bynod met and was opened with prayer by Rev. W. H. Galley. A f­ ter themiuutesof Wednesday’ssession had been read and the delegate re­ ported, they proceeded with the elec? tion o f officers. Rev. D. McKinney, o f jfUnciutmti, was unanimously elect­ ed moderator, Rev. Jas. Y , Boyce, o f Philadelphia,, clerk, and Rev. J. H. Kendall, of-Tarentura, I*a., assistant Sd^k; The minutes of 1891 were read throughout tor - information. The moderator announced‘ as commit­ tee uu devotional exercises, Revs.. R. r W. Chestnut, J. D . Steele and Jas. Stewart. The hours o f meeting were fined at foIloWs: Meet at 9.30 a, m. nnd ad jemrn at noon; meet at % p. m. and adjourn by resolution. The afternoou session was opened with prayer by the moderator, who presided durjug'the half hour devo­ tional exercises, ; A communication from Rev. Dr.. Smith, of Baltimore; chairman o f the Committee on church unity of the Geueral Assembly of the Presbyterian churclri came up for consideration* This paper asks ’the attention of the synod to the subject* of the formation of a federation o f the Presbyterian churches of the -land. - The appoint* merit of a committee of conference is Alto/ requested, The moderator an­ nounced the following as the commit­ tee: Revs, S. M. Rumsey, R. Blair and Mr, 8. M Burnett. Several Other, communications were'read and discussed, after which ijrof. McGuiley adjoUrnedsyhod with prayer. M h d a v ’ s eiaw iov. Rev. R. W, Chestnut conducted the devotional exercises, after which theconimilteh appointed last year to make somecorrections, in the psalms report#Jsome clirages. The synod rigtoed to set apart one hour o f each te^ion for thediscuwiou ofthepsalins until tiie qnestjjoii is settled, The Bonrd.of Foreign Missions re­ ported nud' it wall decided that the to port, together with the entire subject would be made the order, of the day for Tuesday. ; In the afternoon the synod resolved litselfijpto a committee of the wholeto cooridcr tire revision o f the psalms. Only a few slight clmuges weremade. Th* question of establishing a college at thisplacehasnotyetbeen discussed, hut will lie taken up as-soon as the committee appointed for that purpose makes’ifs report. The lastdayo fschool. What ismore apt-to thrill the heart o f the average Iriiy or giri thMi the knowledge that with the cloring o f the day there will lie no more lkiuMd nr boob for three tong; h l j iy months. Kpthing todo but to enjjy ihemtelvt'S. Yestenlay was a gala day .tor the Cetlarviliej AI-el»nou lady who takes-in room whools. The children, in hoiubty at-,era Was surprised one morning on eff-j tire, were in their places promptly at *tcring the ajMirtinent occupied by two one o'clock p. m., and at 1,33'rooma Voting ladies to seen life-dze pictureof No. 1, 2 nud 3 met ip the c h j t p e l G r a n t with the face turned tow- wliere the scholars fiimisheii an eh*- «rd the wail. Blie properly adjusted gant entertainment. A lengthy pto- \ the picture nftd Uipught no moreo f it gram had been prepsred^ hut cveiy' until the ilext mfwiiing, when she dts- nnmlwr was a geraf Tiie visitors were *covered thelikened thegreatgeneral delighted with the performance; Iagain tufned wrong side almvit.■. The Rooms No, 4, A and 3 each hadapm* -gir|s, it seems were southerner wlw» gram arranged which were rendered *did pot care to have the illustrious years known to Oedarville tor more Gazette. fUn a decade, which indue to Hupt.; “T*----- -— “ Bayrs and his nhte cofps of touchers. • Nooks is sitll buying hogs and pay* Tiie board is to lie congratulnt *»1.; < i»g tiie highest market price. AAkevethathas satlivsd 30 yttml competition and increases each year ta number o f sales is The Charter Oak. ; I t has a gauze oven door. I t roasts meats and turkeys without hasting. * I t cooks custard and onions in the oven at tiie same timewithout trading flavor one to the Other. I t cooks with less fuel than any stove made. I t sells like hot cakes And is sold by Fanlliri Bros., Jamestown, O. J4-2m B. G. Ridgeway, the druggist, de- irea us to publish the following testi­ mony, as he handles the remedy and believes it to be reliable.. I bought a 50 cent bottle of Cham­ berlain’s Pain Balm and applied it to my limbs, which -had been afflicted with rheumatism at intervals for one year. At the time I bought the Pain Balm I was unable to walk. 1 can truthfully eay that Pain Balm cured me. R, H. F arr , Holywood, Kan. Mr. A. C. Cox, the leading druggie at Holywood, voucheetor the truth of the above statement. U n la y K tran isa* via the PemsylviRia hfaes* Tickets at one fare tor the xoync trip between any two stations on the Cincinnati Division from Colnr.sji and Springfield to Cincinnati i l l u ­ sive hriUba sold by the P. C. 0. A St. L , Ry. Co, on each Sunday until ftirther notice- during the lumnu of 1892 _______________ ' ‘ Stormont A Co. have had the lar­ gest sale o f carpets this spring of any firm in this part of the county. The reason is that they-have the best stock and lowest prices. I f you want to see some handsome patterns call at their store. - Mira Anna Ralston is prepared to do all kinds of Dress Making and is located atMrs. J. M. Ervin’s. Indies wantingwork in her line will do well to call. . The PatiUin Bros., of Jamestown, are'handling the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machiiie, the best on the mar­ ket, aud anyone Who'thinks o f a ma­ chine should huy it direct and not froiir irresponsible agents. . - 14-4 The nicest, freshest,'cleanest and largest stock o f wall paper can lie found at Stormont & Co.'s, where prices are guaranteed tobe the lowest. Cajl and see it. O f all*the holidays and memorial days observed by the people of *tlie United States throughout'’ the year, there is none which should rereive more attention from the colored peo­ ple of this country than May 30th. “ Our Memorial f)ay,” which lias,been fet apart to be observed ns a day of fatting and .prayer. As such it will be observed by the colpred citizens of Selma nnd neighboring vicinities. A meeting will be held in the Grovenear Selma at2p. ro. Several well kfiown orators are expected to be present to address the people Prayer service, will lie held at tiie A. M.* E. church at 6 p. m., after which papers will lie read concerning the religious, social, industrial aud political standing of the race. Preparations are being made to make the day beneficial to all toucerned. The Oedarville school board met Meaday evening and hired teachers for the next school year. I t was known that there would be at least two new teacher* to electee Miss Miller was too ill to teach and Miss Blair intended going to Jamestown, and there was quite a Scramble tor piece. The meeting tasted until past eleven o’clock and ever two hundred ballot* were taken before alt the f^kdiers were selected. The rOanlt sWMfiiy ho means satisfactory to the parents, tlte greatest tenable being the* one o f the best i f not the best teacher ever employed in the school* was allowed to go whileteachers with­ out experience were employed. The following is the result: Mira Letia Gilbert, room No, 8; Foster Alexan­ der, No. 4; Talma Baldridge, No. 5; Mira Minnie Owens,' No. 3; Mira Mbs Agnes Rev. Aiexan iejr HAVage.ofDarling­ ton, Pa. will preach in the Covenanter Church (Rev. SproulVJ at 11a.m. tomorrow, TO BE 301*0 AT * OF APPRALSMENT* Assigned Stock of E, I ) Hellriglo of fine Carriages ■aap Box Buggies Cutunder Surrie^ Jagger. fancy attWagons, Fall & Canopy top Pnaetons Piai ltd Finest Vehicles ever offered in GreenCounty. A credit of nine month's will be given by purchaser giving note with two approved securities. D E P O S I T O R Y ; C o r n e r M n i n a n d W h i t e m a n 8 t « „ X e n i a , O l i i o . S . W , O L D H A M , , Agent tor Assignee. .mtatareof w . h . , e tb«.customenfor fcrm. Qld Dutch Java and Mocha, tor sale in this vicinity. I f you want to tell ................. call at once. at Geo. Winter's Harness oil, “ A” No. 1. Andrew Bros. A. Co. All tbe reliable Patent medicines of the market at Ben ltidgway’s. Hot water bottles in great Variety at BenRidgways. Splendid assortment of .Ladies and Gents combe at Ben Ridgway. Kit and Keg Fish ’ . Salmon and Sardines at Gray’s. We’ve got 'em! Garden tools at low prices. Andrew Bros. A Co ,' Star tobacco 35 cents per pound at Andrew Bros. & Co. Tobacco and Cigars at Gray’s. Flakeand Pearl Tapioca Puddine at Gray’s, Whole aud Ground Spires ... at Gray’s. Oranges and Bananas at Gray’s. Hard and Soft Refined Sugar lit Gray’s; Teeth extracted without pain by Ezennfsas via Psiaasy lnala Llaesfsr Ciarinastl Say Mmaleail Feitlral Excursion tickets at reduced round trip rateswill be sold to Cincinnati, from ticket stations on the Cincinnati Division between Columbus, Sprin- field andPendleton onMay 24th, 25tb, 2fith, 27th, mid 28th, account the MayMuBical Festival. Tickets will good to return until May 50th inclu­ sive,. This yeai’s festival will consist of seven grand concerts Under the direction of Mr. Theodore Thotnas, and'Will be parcipifated inby eminent solmets and a chorus o f tour hundred voices. > llawns * f Meat ami Bm ea - tlwmBrariinl via r«aaiy|. - •< Atlantic City, Cape May, Long Branch and the. numerous resorts along the Atlantic seaboard; Altoona; Bedford Springs, Cirewon, aud invit­ ing retreats in the Alleghenies, the Catskills, AdiroudackteandMountains tlte Eu»t; Charlevc% Gogebic, Devils Lake, Macinac, Potoskey, Lake Minnetonkaand desirable places of summer sojourn in the Lake Re­ gion, are reached from points in J,i- applieatou of cocaine at Dr. Homan’s dimro, Ohio, and Western P^nnsy.l- office. vaoin, via Pennsylvania Line?, which '. Gray has some of thateNo. 2 Star tobaccoat 30 cents per pound. , Rock salt f ' ut Bnll A Spencer’s. Oranges, Btuianns and I^monsi r at Bull A Spencer’s. Hot Peanuts " ’ at Bull & Spencer’s. Cream Butter Crackers i at Bull & Spencer’s. Buy your fresh and suit meats at the old reliable meat store ot C. W* Crouse. Halters, collars nnd all kinds of harness sundries atJames Murray’s .Blank books,' para books nnd pen­ cils at Ben Ridgway’a. SomeNew lamps, just in at Ben Ridgway’*. Spring repair work at Murray’shar­ ness shop. , For MWIc. My Horse, Buggy, Cart, and Har­ ness. B. G. Ridgway* M T B A Y t Z Three shoats weighing about 125 pounds sach, one a pure black two of them spotted. Can lie found on the farm of J; C. Collins. C*. P. S mith . traverse populous portions of those three States. Traiu service clinruc- teriBtic of the Star(lard Railway Sys­ tem o f America. For details addrera uny ticket ngenr of the Pennsylvania Lines, or F. Van Dusen, Chief Arafet- Iint Geiieral Passenger Ageut, Pitts­ burgh, Pu. ; 13-2 Itediued Kates !• Ptrliaad Otegstti via Praasylvaala L in c a . ’ For the General Assemblv o f the Presbyterian Cburcb. to be ‘ held at Portland, Oregon, in May, excursion tuikets at reduced roundtrip rateswill be sold via Pennsylvania Lines.. Person* who expect to attend tbe Assembly, or who contemplate a trip to th* Northwest, will receive detailed information concerning rates, limit of tickets, and tiie excellent facilities for a pleasant jopruey via Pennsylvania* Line and connections, i f they will send theirnames aud addresses to F V*n Dusen, Chief Assisbmt General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh, Penn. . EfeetrleBttters. ThisnmadyiabteoadacMwsillknown andsopopnlar asto aesdmfspatial raw- tlom Su whohava «aral oteetriebitten the same soo«of prate*.. A purer doMnotmust, awl it iscaanm- tte maimed* Kled A Wwder Worker. Mr. Frank llnfiiuau, a .voting mat Burlington, Ohio, plates that Ut. had been utwler care of two proud- ftelil.pbysiclaus, atul used llicirlreat- meut until he was wot. able Ut get around. They ptxumiiweed bis ca*fi to be consumption and lu«*urable. Ho was persuaded to try Dr,.Ring’sNew* Discovery fur CoiisuHipthiu, Coughs and Colds aud at that time Was » teedto do aU tfaa ^ekl cL i ctew a°d bitesrs wifi care ail dteeseraof tholiver * andtUdaeys, will remove nimptee, boils, asRibeaasmidoti»*raffectwirerawtedby. impureblood. Will drive malaria from thesyetem and prevent re well * i core all materiel levers. Jorimreol headache, constipation and IndfiesitioNtry *tietric bittsra—entireeatisfactioafaarafttred,w money refandad. Priee 60 cent* aadfl per bottle. 0 ) fiacklea’sArawaHalve, The beatsalvein tbe world for cote, braises, Sores,, nfovrs, eelt Htetttn, te.vev. soree,tetter,chapped inoids, chl'hfHius regaeAndallticht andpwitiv«* tyonres piiefcwr no |** t reqoltoi. It it anaraatred togive perfeet imsfaciioi., . or atony n h iilwl, Prks* 2 A rente a- not I khe , For sate by B. G. Ridgeway’s able to walk across tbestreet without | resting. 11a found, before he bpd J We have on hand undoubtedly the used half of adollar bottle, that he finest line o f Toilet Sosps ever riioww was much toiler; ho continued t** in this town, tbe compounds of tito it and Is to-day enjoying good which are unexcelled for toilet i\tf. ttealth. I f yon have any Threat, Call and see themat Reft Ridgway »•. Long or Chest Trouble try it. Wo{ -*-**«— guarantee satisfaction. Trial txrttlc Screm doorsin at)sirescan to found freeat B. G. Ridgway’a found at Crouse A Bull’s.