The Cedarville Herald, Volume 13, Numbers 1-21

GRAND 4 T H fiE J U L Y C E L E B R A T IO N A T X E N I A . O H IO TWO GRAND BALLOON ASCENSIONS Between all the Bands of Greene County, for a liberal purse, will begin at 9,30 a in. / ~ ~ A GRAND “ PARACHUTE DESCENTS! MISS GRACE SHANNON, the Lady Trapeze Artiste will! ascend in the morning to a height of 4000 1'ee^ descending with a parachute, PROF, LOUIS BUSH, the Noted Coney Island Aeronaut, who has had numerous narrow escapes while engaged in this dan­ gerous undertaking, will ascend in the afternoon to a height ot 5000 feet, suspended to a trapeze bar head downward and while in in this position make a Grand Parachute Descent. a Will be one of the Many Attractions. HON. WHITELAW REID Has been invited/to deliver the oration of the day and and is ext ected to be present. A GRAND BICYCLE RACE!$» F IN ES T FIREWORKS In which all the noted riders of this section wiil participate will take place during the day and alao Whoelbanow SACK AND FOOT » For Liberal Purses Display seen in this section for many years will, occur in the evening. H a lf-F a r© R a t e s Have been secured on all Railroads. A D M I S S I O N P O S I T I V E L Y F R E E i ' H E H E R A L D SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1892. (•ItlOt *1.25 PERANNUM. SP * IFourth efjiily Cxeurilone via Penn- ’ I eylvanift U n t i. j The rate }’roni auyticket station on ; the PenniilVania,Lines ^to any other j station on those lines within two hun-1 M. Zola is a great lover of curios jHis home in Paris and his county seat a t Medan are filled with artistic treasures and he spends, much of his v.:o —.......' ■ spare time-iii the auction rooms. We ,<lred miles thereof will be one fare for. W .J t. R LA f it, Editor and / ’»;«/>V only remains three hours at his desk the round trip, July 2«1,3<1 aud/ 4 th .' -- ----------------- —................. — and those in the morning. - Tickets will lie good, to return until w ^etrm oo"'. •• _______ _ July 5th, inclurive. No excursion! " I t is said that the confederate brig- tickets sold to adult! for jfis tliAW Postward. huu ■MkM.... fun in watching a cowboy trying to | the senate and not half as many stir* lasso a whiskey bottle from a bar ‘ vive in the bouse. The most pictur- counter than he would sitting a t the eeque of them nil is Walthall of Mie- ticker reading Chicago dispatches. •eieeippi, who succeeded Lantar in the ~ . , , , 'senate. Gen. Walthall is a tall and Mrs. Jefferson Javis and her daugh- e]eiHjer u,an with a veritable mane of ~ ........ — — —g g g ^ i K(Uer is fading out of public life, |ywnlty-five cents, nor to childreu for J*y Gould says that he finds more Only 10 southern generals are left in CMt“HI1fifteen cento. To Cincinnati and Return fer Naif 'Fava via Pannsyivanla tins* . _. OuJune 28tb and 29th ei&uniion tickets a t one fine for the ’round trip ‘to Cincinnati will be sold from princi­ pal ticket atationson the Pennsylvania Lines, account the National Prohibi­ tion Convention. Tickets will lie good ter, Winnie, the “ Daughter of the Confederacy.” are on their way to West Point, where they will stop a t a hotel that already contains among its guests the widow ot Gen. Grant, Mr. Austin Corbin designs to plant 20.000 hawthorn trees on bis great game park in New Hampshire. The trees have all been imported from England, and 4,000 have so fer been set out. They are to serve as a hedge to retain the litifthloes and other large game within the limits of the preserve. fc/toSti,' f t ; »iii. .ifc■lii.i.OndS , The king and queen of Denmark 8*1................ . CM un llS .......... " Will**Awe*— .. « (lv*i Sprln* Vallay..._ Or soul* Fort Ancient...... Morrow..............** Booth Lebaaoo.. ?* Loveland............ •* *• C lM lKM U .... or. black hair. He entered the confect- erate service as a lieutenant and rose returning uutil July 6th inclusive. so quickly in rank that when the bat- T. Y#r„ . ^ (teturn tor Half ue ot Mission Ridge was fought it was Fans via Pennsylvania Lines. he who was in charge of the brigade Excursion tickets to New York at that bore the brant of Hooke* a* ^ #5t^ ' . 6th . , and 7th firom principal ticket station* WCK’ ion the Pennsylvania Lines, account o r t n . T , T r m the Christian Endeavor International REAL t»TA T E FSIIi *AI.B Convention. Ticket* will be good re- For Sale or Rent.—Cue. two story turning until July. J5th, .qnd return frame bouse of six rooms together yimi'n ^ e,tended to August 15th. with four acres of ground. Good im- F u t through traiua run over these provements. small fruits, etc., just direct line*, which have been selected outSKle corporation limits. Will *111by the delegatee from Ohio and In- *dkna as theofBrial route owing to the For Sale.—Frame house on Churchvadvantages offered for an-enjoyable Eastward. H m U v I* J*.■••••of1^ Mlllbrd................. “ IjOYdlktOl........... “ Booth 1 -cbsnoa. •* Morrow.................“ Fori Ancient...., “ OrqpHiM............“ WsyiWdvUla....... " KnxitnwA......... . “ Stprlog VulkT— ** X ml H*... .... I Jv: -WlIberforM...... C eiM n lik ....... Salma,, Ho. Chartecton “ Alton................. •* Calwt b w ........nr4 906.naq MetfMi twhwIMS. XwM aM were delighted to receive a cent marble vase from Queen Victoria as a gift to mark their jubilee anni­ versary, but what most ’pleased the t!ie good old king was a postscript in the shape of a cafek of 20-year-old Glenlivet whisky “ to be taken me­ dicinally.’ I t is related that President Harri­ son, then only a colonel, could not promptly secure surgeons to cane for his wounded after the battle of New Hope Church. He therefore took off his coat, rolled up his sleeves and did what he could himself to staunch the How of blood and to dress wounds. *He directed that tents be torn up into bandages, and he ipent hour* in work over hi* disabled soldier* before the surgeons arrived. [street Cedarville, seven rooms. Lot journey. For details apply to "JfS01”’ 80 x 160 feet. Price $700, ticket agent of the reungylv .......... . . . . ___, ____ • ' v ? .... * Twostory frame dwelling on Xenial Line* avenue. Ten rooms. 6h»o f lot 95 % 185. Best location in Cedarville.!A aM h e r IM raa t C s a a s e t s a fo r This is very desirable property. Will* sell for $1,800. W . H . B i . air A C o . H icrau ) O ffice , C o a s a M a p e le w t C i i r n l . Anoldphytlciaarttir«4 fraMfMraetiM.fcsriBs daily except Sunday for St.Louie and few! hit|hase* byaa.KMilasi* « » j» h d intermediate station#,'arrivingat A m u j th«f»r»at**r a v*e*t«U« — 1— - Iff. te a ls Tin Ftaasylvifiia . J J i e e a . .Commencing Monday March 14th, Train No5 on the Pennsylvania Lines, leaving Cedarville a t 4,16 a. _m. will make direct connection at Indianapolis !/%■(2# T>11118 ftflf) w tM f j rm m n n n » h i ^ ir $u«iiit i— ce e r M IjbrtiMiMttjrud Bwwawwt*in*r of u,‘ natlioB, nrSHhitia, Catarrh,Atthaa an* a ll, ---- ffixeairaiMiiMi via tlMi Fenasylvaal* Llaes. Tickets i t one fere for the round trip between any two stations on tb# Throatas* LaagafboUMHt •!*» a porlti** an* MwoiiMV ro*io*l curofbr Norvose 0*bilitjrand all Nor** ■ enrCoiaptatatoafter haviaf tartod in wonder- falntanvepawors lwth»«oa>*« of o»«ot hn«Wt Ithisdsty tomokeit known to hi* esfforiag fel* is:;. -J”- •“«■«»"*« •harn toall whs botireit tbit rwwipt in tier* and SpnngReld to Cincinnati irndu* wanFrench *rEnglish WithfSU direotioft* for . * ;|| l‘T , . i.v 1 L^ p r. . 1 jt prepariasaadwiif*. 8tn» hyinail byaddrt.a- Flit UftSOlct l»y ttm r . Lw A,. * ins witk rUiapRkwins thiiptpw. !Bt. L . Ry. Co, on each Sunday until w, a . Novas,Me Pevar't mack Jftirriier ncticr during the sunimn o f N. v . a»*Jyr. st-niiday skip, bajaps «odWchar«epMseft* I tm t w l n d m t o f l r m i a A Net. f u it t* r r j loUlwi Hly HIIMH IWlCQOtl UDWITHT.!E(ttMlrHf Ilf IWICOURVYWill0BT*M MUCHMlVlfct INfORMTICH FROM» RTUOrOf TlliS M*f OFTi l lOBErB WOOD. limi KMrMBK|#wMKi H^Ae tXpirsm& iii 'jjaw;filSSSliw CU^f,MMailftcFacilcBi ' The niwel Rosie W**a tnm Chk***. Jollrt. OV»»*. l^terla, U Salle, Moline, Bock blaiijl, |n ILLIKOIH; Darmport, Muwatlnr, Otiumw*. OekalooM, Dor Molnrti, WIMrrWt, Asdubot, H*rl»s * h S 'Cotncll MUST, IS IOWAi Mlmwasolll *M 8k Vaut, la MIN- - MKSOTA: W*t*T«o»BM* Slews Falle.,Is DAKOTAt Caneres, S i Jowi>h and Kasrae a ir, Is MlFHOClil; > Oniakf, LII ho I s Fklriunr addXrMnn,Is NESttAKKA 1 A w I i I hhi , l«sv*nworth. llettsS.VopekA Hulrblasoo, WU'lihs, Be!ferine, jttdlene, Doift CWy. Caldwell, In KAX*A8; KJnr*.h»r.» Bess as* Mlsto. Is INDIAN TERBITORY; Deneef, Colorado Sfrlnft asd Pueblo, In CniOHADO. Trmeenwt SHr area* of rich Ihmlitf M d im S f lakdf, aRbrdlnsD m M SHlIUhs of Inter: issisisnkailoa to all towns and cflle* esMand weM, noetliwMt aad eoatliwed sf ChlfafO and is facile acd , Ksn*.oceanic eearorta u x o t n n a t n r TZMTIBUIX x x r x w s s TIULINS leading all cmsiwtHon is tHesder of egQlpmer.t, fotsees CHICAGO a-d DXS MOINES, COUXaii RUIPfS aed OMAHA, and fctfweoa CHICAGO sr.il DENVER, COLORADO SPBIHOS and f UEBLO, els x akras errr and tofkxa *sd * mt n . J oseph . firs.Claw DseBMckw, FREE RECLINING CHAIR CABS, and Palac* Rleerera wltM Dining Chr Serelce, Cln, connecUos*at Drneer andColorado SgrlniS wIUi dhrerging railway line*, sow demise th* sow acd pM im tw v MTJUtDAMD QAVQX r x A tn - n o c x r j r o r o r r x o r n o u r x Oetr trkkh eaperbljr eRalwrd fralst rw dally THBOI OH WTTIIOirT CMAHOE to ami from Salt LakoClty, Ogdts sad Has liw H s a TVS BOCK ISLAND It ales tkODtreyt sad FaeoHu Usd lo and treat Mtsiios. Plkt’d faak and all oMtee mnlitry aed tceslc mortaasddtlet andmlMagdletrktt InColorado. DAILY fA tT iC X rXX eg 'TXA IM S Frew St.Jet»]iS ted pH* la tad drew all Ttn- portast tsorsadSlwsawaeetlondIs SoaOiani XtMda, Kane** and lbs Indian Tm twr. Alt* ela AWKHT LEA BOL'TKfremKanawCity nod CLhwc* it water- ttkrs, Blest Fall*, MINNEAPOLIS *nd ST. PAd,, soriheetltngde*all prdntt S-rth asd stftbwsd htlwrtn UwM tt tad the Pacflt CMtti For Tlekttt. 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