The Cedarville Herald, Volume 23, Numbers 27-52

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MgH. to m tit*****1 bsssb S ?** l i t t t i M i . r»**if h ^ rm tfc«n> su it' ik s le s M s , 4Mrt yiastsM iSMMW r t s e W d T ( 'H A M * % You cun um tt Icwit Irow ijc to ^ cm» SOU ■OF - UNDERWEflR --- IP YOU BUY OP— Sullivan, O K letter ^ a d* * *S H S *W S # 8 .5 0 TH E SUBJECT I 4 i t Among dressy men at this season of the year is the new Pall Shoe. Your cloth­ ing and linen may lie just right, but a poorly shaped, ill-fitting out-of-date shoe will depreciate rtheir good effect. Here “you can get not only Shoe style, Shoe fit and finish, hut Solid comfort. W e are showingthe most elaborate line of Men’s Tan, Box Calf, Enamel and Velour Calf of any house in the city at Don’t fail to see these Shoes if you want -Stylish Shoes for, L ittle Money. & WRIGHT, ii South harket Street, Springfield. ] # 5 .0 0 Try our $3.00 and $3.50 hats. Compare them with the style and wear of any $4.00 or $5.00 Hat bought elsewhere and you will be convinced that b a t e Can save you from $x t» $1.50 on afine Hat. SrtS!* N ew M e a t S to r e -—*- Paving opening the Meat Store formerly conducted by Ed Herthel, we will have • on band a t a l l time* a ehdbelineof Fresh and Salt Veals' Bologna and Sausage and everything connected with a grat-claw meat more. We handle the celebrated Kihgan A Co’*, (fame. -MMBlieWNMM"* ' CQ ux I m UfeiUwr. GOODS DELIVERED Telephone 60* G O t O Osorge w . Zlis FOR MAHU n f it i M I M M A A i > m i m p M ^ H M w i i r m um (FerrieBrotWOHSMad.) Pally Meat Market Under the above firm name, the meat market of 0. W. Crotue will be conducted. A ll product in the meat line will be the beet that money can bay, which A c t combined with honest and thorough bnainew methods is enough awurance to the public, who always want the worth o f their money in every reepect. When tending children, direct them to us; we alway* give them the lH«t they aak for. GOODrt DELIVERED Telephone Kb, 14. AwuRjyUjWHMydd ‘MwNNWWitfl wnwl wm$ Yea, Augmt Flower atill hae tHh Urgent sate o f any medicine in the civilised world. Your mothera and grandmother*’ never thought o f using anything else for Indigestion or Bil* iouenew. Doctor* were scarce, and they seldom heaid of'Appendicitis, Kervoui Prostration or Heart failure, ate. They need August Flower to dean out the system and stop fermen* tetkm o f uidigMtad food, mgnlate a * tkrnof the Hver, atimuhte the her «01I tno naa wish u » « - 7 " T 7 : " .i aabaa. You euly Med « few dole* of Greet’* Auguet Flower, in liquid form to make you aathfied there k nothing aarioue the matter with you. For sale by C M. Ridgway. « - 0 . M, RMgtayjriil hew the iueet ewertmeut of Xiaaa perfumN iadaiemkmaever lo theeity. CAOTORtA IN IW TR IM MHOHUM 1 dLvf&st* A a oU Am a r rMuUy told »fa a expettment whieh dhprovaa the mm aw* id«a o f a low lh wheat by shrink* aga hetwaaa harveat tlma wad winter, which leads many to eel! wheat early i f price* are i* ir> g.H>d. A Sour barrel was filled with wheat threshed lu July, dry and in good condition. I t weighed 21(1 pound* (barrel, 18 P^ttdajt aiid kept4o a dry place,' gimiat hole* being bored in the barrel to prevent heating. Occasionally barrel and ooutent* were weighed, and it w*s found that it »Ud not vary except in damp seasons, when it in creased three fourths o f a pound. At the cud of twelve months the weight was just the same to the ounce as it was one year before, or the day on which the wheat wa* stored away, E*l>WdTk* Qr»n. A startling incident is uarrated liy John Oliver, ,of Philadelphia, as fol­ lows: *’ I was iu au awful condition., My "skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain, contin ually in back and sides, no appetite, growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given mo up. Then I was advised to use Electric Bitter?; to my great j«y, the first bottle made a decibed impioyemeut. I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man, I know they replied the gruve o f another victim.” No one should tail to try them. Only F>Oc, guaranteed ut Ridgeway & Co’a. drug store. Potato Pulfs In nmkiog potato puff, season one pint o f mashed potatoes'with salt, pepper, celery salt, finely cutpiiistly, an even tubiosjaionful o f butter. Beat the whites anti yolks of two eggs sep­ arately, add the yoTks to the potato and told in the whites earefully. Turn into a shallow buttered dish and bake until brown. JobOonldn’tHurt StoodIt I f he’d had Itching Piles. Theyjre terribly annoying; but Bucklen’s Ar­ nica Salve will cure the worst case of Pile* on earth. It has cured thou­ sands. For Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it’s the host salve in the world.' Price 25c a box. Cure guar­ anteed. Sold by Ridgeway & Co. Public Educators. You secure a libraryo f information in7t subscription to J(he Herald. To prove the fact to you, we will “send The Herald to you;till Jan. 1,1901 for 15c. This offer includes the Ohio Farmer for same length of time. It you can’t call at office, this small amount will be taken in stamps. , Biimtrk** Iron Sim Was the result o f his splendid heuitb. Indomitable wilt and tremeu. dous euergy are not found where Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. I f you want these qualities and the success they bringuse Dr. King’s Kew Life Pills. Only 25 tints at Ridgeway & Co’s, drug store. PUBLICSAIL. I will offer at public sale at my res­ idence on the W. H. Walker farm, 3$ miles S. E. o f Cedarviile, 3$ miles S. W. o f Selma, and 1 mile north of the Federal pike, o.i the new road known as the Sin user and Towosley road, Wednesday, Oct, 30, 1900, at 10 o’clock, (standard time), the fol­ lowing property In wit: Six head of homes, consistingo f one 7-year-old gelding, general purpose, one 5*year-old draft brood mare in fool; one 3-year old draft gelding; one 1-year-old daft filly; one spring colt; sixteen head o f cattle, consisting of siv milch cows, two with cnlves by side, two will lie fresh this fall; one 2-year-old heifer iu calf; and year old Steer; two year old Shorthorn bull; one 7-months old Polled Durham boll calf: two steer calves;twoheifer calves; Fifty-three head o f sheep, consisting o f 27 ewes, 25 spring jamb* and 1 AUOUfc i * UUUUJCU BHWVBO 3500 bushel* o f corn. One stack timothy hay, about five tons. One stack Hungarian hay, about 8 tons. One McCormick binder, 1 Champion mowar, 1 wheat drill, 1 corn planter, 1 hay rake, 4 breaking plows including 1 flying dutchnnui, 1 three horse and plow, 2 two-horse plows; riding culti­ vator, double shovels, 2 50-tooth liar row*, toller, good farm wagon* spring wagon, buggy, h*v fotk and pulley*, harneae, corn crusher* etc. Terms: All sum*over #5.00a credit o f nine month with two approved •ecuritiea, W. E. Farfand* List o f letter* remaining uncalled for in th* C^arvillejoatoffllc* for the month «ading Oct, 27,1900, List Ko. 42. Homan, Dr, W. G* (2) Hiarholser, C, 1>, JOCNrClltt. J* Reichalderfer, Mr*. E, F* T K. fAMMXt P, M. JSMrilteJiegjit1 Eaufeiaiiasw^ «BS* ...^ nhaerika for th« Hamid. Qnitea ansahae of yaaayr mm k from thk plaoe attamkdi AOMMsH- can rally at Clifton, Tuesday night. -This k tk* aasaoh whim motkaes Ridgaway A Co., Druggkt, Dr. D. C. Woolpert has sold hk plant, TheTwin City New* atUhHobs- ville, to the Democrats o f that city, who have started a new Democratic venture. Hk son, Harry i* foreman. —Jamestown Journal. . —It bring* to the iittle ones that priceless gift of healthy flesh, solid boneand muscle. That’swhat Rooky Mountain Tea does, 35o. A farmer in Dexterville N, Y , ad­ vertised for a wife and recieved two hundred abd eighty-six replies,’ finally selecting a buxom maiden of .tweuty- two. It i* fair to assume that hk only regret whs that the law of the laud allowed him to make but one se­ lection.—Printer's Ink. 'l —It h> well to know that DeWitt’ Witch Hazel Halve will heal a burn and stop the pain at once. It will cure eczemamid skin diseasesand ugly wouuds aml.-acres.--It is a 'certain cure for piles.’ Countefeit* tnay be offered you. See that you get the original DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Ridgeway & Co., Druggists. /flie first stone in the construction o f the new court house was laid Monday, being brought from the Keitcr qOarry. A large number of spectators watched tha laying of the initial atone. —I f you want anything good* go to Gray's. Lust Sabbath os train No. 19 due here at 3:18, was coming through Selma, stones were thrown, and three windows Mere broken. It has been' found tbnt the mischief was done by a fourteen-year-old boy. —A complete line of staple and' fancy groceries at Houser’s. . The inaugrnl of Dr. Joseph Kyle as Professor ot Theology o f the United Presbyterian Seminary at Xenia, took place at the First U. P. Church Tues ­ day evening/ Dr. McMicheat deliv­ ered the address on the part o f the Board. Dr. Kyles inaugural address was very interesting and instructive,; —Fou R ent : Nicest office room in town. Next ClemanB* Insurance office. J. P. Chew, Xenia. Parts of Texas after a recent wind atom were covered two inches deep with crickets. —A t the. present time harness can be purchased o f Dora cheaper than elsewhere, or at any other time of the' season. England, Germany and France are tryiug to outrace each other to annex; the South Pole region* whieh k to tie thoroughly explored. Proapeet* for gold.is the lode-stone. Dr. W. H. Lewk, Lawtaneeville** Va., writes* 'T am using Kodol Dys­ pepsia Gore in. my practice atnbng se- vere cases o f indigestion and finu it; admirable reniedy.” Many bundteds o f physicians depend upon the uaeof Koaol Dyspepsia Cure In atotnaeb. troubles. Ittligest* wbatyon eat*and allows you to eat all the food yon need providing you dont overload yottr sto* iuiQh, Gives instnnt relief and per-/ manent cure. Ridgeway& Co., Drug­ gists. The grain dealer? arekept onj* rush at present, the prtieut condition of the wcutlier is allowing the. fanners to harvest the immense corn crop. No other pills can equal DeWitt’* Litte Early Risers^ for promptness certainty and efficiency, Ridgaway & Co., Druggists. A recent traveler in South Africa tells of Benedictine nuns who have, undertaken not only to build thek house, but even to manufacture the bricks. These devoted women have steady made over 100,000 bricks with their own hands, —Orleans and sorghum molarne* and sugar syrup in bulk at Houser’s. A crow hatchery, the only one ui the world, has lieen established iu Brookville, Pa. The crows’ eggs are hatched in an incubator, and when the birds are eight weeks old they are guillotined. The heads sell at 25c each, and are used as adornments for bonnets, —New Crop California Apricot* Peaches, PrumM, Grapes and Katairts at Gray’s. Mr. Richard Raynor this week moved bis family to Dayton. - Bubscribe for Herald and Ohio Farmer only 15cents tilt January 1* 1901, ■» Mrs. Elisabeth Haley left for Kew York* Monday, where she will vkit some time. She will then go on to Waterbary, Conn, to vkit her akter, whom sheha* not seen since she was eighteen years old, —Teas. Coffee and Cigars at Gray’*. Mks Rath Bike, the lady who w*• injured in att accident last summer, on the Daytonand Xenia traetkwfibe hie brought w it agaiaat that oowpaay for 120,000. The mfialrntMT olaiiae to have been dhflguredfor lift, end Umt it necessitated * doctor Mil of $450, —Hot WntW&BOefc Ftetttoht Hyringte all hind* Mad the hugem at C, M. Ridgway’*, lira, T» fi, Clark* a f Xeahh, m*« thegaekof Mr*. Imey ‘ MeCklhMi». fow days fok week. —Ik y Store Weed at KkeheU’*, C. W. Chandler, agent for the Mutual Benefit Inaurance Compeuy. waa in town Thursday, leeking after the i*iere*te<4 thetergsaketkn. Sabbath School at the M. E. church will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m, atandard time. Do not get soared if your heart troablea you. Moet likely yon aufiet from indigestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat and gives the worn out stomachperfect rest. It k the only preperanon know that completely digests all classes o f foods; that k why it «ure* the worst oases o f indigestion and stomach trouble after everythihg else hss failed. It may be token in *11conditions and cannot help but do you good, Ridgeway A Co., Druggists. 1 In the fight for common pleasjudge o f Montgomery County between Judge O, W. Dustin andPolice Court Judge Boehm, the latter has on ac­ count o f tome dccisions-hc-roade-kst sommer in case* where strikers were arraigned for assaulting “ non union” men* attempted to mobilize the Labor Union* on his aide, He has not a* yet received the indorsement of any union* a number of bis democratic friends are trying to make him- a union candidate. Judge Dustin k a roau o fstrict integrity* a friend of justice, and hence a friend to all IsW abiding people, The attempt o f the democrats to drag the unions into olitics will meet with a deserved re-, uke at the polk. is Nature’s rime for rest; and the man who does not take suffideftt rime to sleep or who cannot sleep -when he makes the effort, is wearing out lus nervous strength and consuminghis vital power. Dr. Miles* Nervine brings^ sw ee t,, soothing, refreshing sleep. Don’t le t another nignt pass. Get it to-day. n.dncgtit so when X was .i reliei T have sat bsan D*.Miles’ 1 spothes the nerves, nourishes the brain, .and re* fresheatheentire organism. ft^ 4 j itd lllftto s iia |ii« iia ln ii • ' Ua U t o lM W Ca, Mfifitoh tod. FURN ITURE W e have just received a big stock of FAItltGODS Mammoth Stock of Furniture Chamber Suites, Dining Tables Chairs, Rockers, Secretaries. Kitchen Cabinets, Safes, Ac. J . H . H e n ILEAN , Cedarviile,O, jsl Jobe Bros* & Co • • • • Pall Assortment and Low Cash Prices in • C L O A K S , UMfll UndefuieaFP Hosiery, t o e s , And Ladies' and Misses Shoes. All tile Correct New Styles at the Correct Prices. • • • • • Jot* Bros. & emm ii xenia, 0 . Cheap H eat THE SLACK BURNER Can be operated at less expense than any other stove : ; : G R O U S E , C e d a r v i i l e , O * TO HOUSEKEEPERS: ^ * You c«n’t allord to spendeven a few odd cent*, if the expentatute ii useless. We cansave youmoney on Comforts/ Blankets, Underwear, Dry Goods, Notions, Boots* Shoes, Clothing, Jewelry, Hardware, Tinware, Stationery, , - ■ and thousands of otherarticles. The more you spendthemoreyou save. «jk *# * ' mmmmmm " - M ' I .... _ N ew Y erkRacket Sto: JOEL OBAHSKY, Pmptktor. u i Hi