The Cedarville Herald, Volume 24, Numbers 27-52

*snw J.-' i s , . V- ftOOD OISIA Ct****!' W h i m *\ ( S\ t'iff H pBttAfct ^ • o F M l w d : tffftUiWMtlldwot|idtu^tb* ►f my inirdpcbr tfwu»4»<•Wt *»Ua m mm ? •w is**3*®<i <Jav»** it o«u 4 ^ 2 S S ^ K 8 S ^ i U » i * « n > * — „ « i i Q#po«iiJftlcfinJMKrfaUj-* l*sr erebtma and In- aL-C^Bd* . Collections |emitted, M . ■'- '"‘.s' "York west rates.* T h e ' Dveni^at Ufal.Estate, Per. »l Security. *rea,, Vice Pres.*, [ildrtiaa, Cashier. 5ecre*U0r»>a**, Kkhiey and BU4d^pWasc*.' a,^ ^ ^ C « i« k s ^ f » > v 8W ^ * ,i,l* fc,a<l»* *•*&*«*n t M i fnn 24?;..BCI?ESMOtt BT, 3 & K E R G A N . CL©YJ8t,43ejO# O. , . faiifumiturt V 1 un< a lls! firm name, the ftVr. Crouse will he idnet in the meat tha t' money can tbtned with honest * siness methods is p the public,' who ‘ lirth of tbeir money JL' ' i *$, f **/,,{- i c liilihen, direct them iv e them the vbeaf‘ •ILIVERED ■: lie No. 74.' ' F o o l e d i Ithe srenaln*. or%*wl ‘ PKY MOUNTAIN TEA ««ily byM*dI*onMcdl- . Co.. JiudtiWi' wr*. it N yon. well.- Our- trad*? ’ cut on «*ch p*cV»f». , . 35 cents. Niver soM,' Imlfc.. Accept mo «uJMtl*' Ask your drusatlst; i : w \ \ . a r e / r e c e i v i n g . o u r . J a i l j i n e s . d a i l y . , C a l l ' a n d l e t u s . s h o w y q u th e - m o s t c o m p l e t e l i n e o f f u r n i : , t u t e e v e r d i s p l a y e d i n C e- ■" ’ d a r v i l l e , ;. J . H .M c M I L L A N . F u n e r a l D i r e c t o r . . . ^ C a l l s p r o m p t l y a tte n d e d ^ A-: ■t>,/ - TICKETS Irt pale via p ro ­ t o •. '- V - C&AST T O service nr s c u m |n*ttt-rr time-ioWss, and WK, Gen. Pa*. A.gt.. J.oniarille, Ky. iEST p d tic to f the market stock farm ' can al- lys be found a t the pat Store o f 1 4 ‘Weimer. ih i^H ■■'" ■.. ■ ...... tether with every* ing to be found in a pt-dass meat market. bandies the cele- sted Swift Company's lams, And^courteoiis ad honest treatment >with the shove. Fresh Fish and Ice PAINFUL i f t 'j&P'Jfo fWH PA*At i . |C , M , Rfdgway. - iadachc ? \t digest well? w rr Bowels T m m u s m M & d ? ir I Ayer**Bite ktheyenmdys- " , *■ r TUmt , . B t E M U t o U M W I I Js’ ' ;‘>h. . i, w m ■’rfV. /■ ,l e t U s F i g u r e W i t h 7 o u o n T o i i r C o a l B e f o r e B u y i n g Kerr & Hastings Bros. SPECIAL SALE * m Wm t* *f JM i t f u MHeaI me aad 1 shall be heated; aare me and I shall be ^ved .” ^ATer».: X k 1 4 * • d „ •* . ^ i t h t h i a prayer our aged friend and. neighbor, Ww. Walker with the , 4r®«d diaeaae cancer hpou hie face want forth. ' I p that raom where the alck and diaeaeod convene, where hopiiig, pray* ingunep remaiu for the laying on of hands by the elders, with the concise prayer; Yin the name of {he Lord Jesus, On the power o f the lloly Spirit, : In accordance With the will n f God Our Hea'yenfy Father." All heads are bows in Unit prayer] all hearisare lifted up. ' , On 'arriyal in Chicago they re- pared a t buce Jto tbe healing rnom at Zion home, where bauds were lain on him by an elder. That night Me. Walker atat.-s he had n vision in a dream, in ^vhbb ope approached his couch and said; “ Your canceris gone, you have-no. cancer." ' He awoke immediately and on. ex- ami nation it dropped from his mouth. Wn examined him before he, went and again on hie return We have teen many,, caucers’ add believe the Dayton .specialist told the exact truth that Mr.. Walker's was a cancer. He is now resting sweetly in the healing powei^nf Jesus, as it is the privilege of the,hoping, trusting child of the. Covenant, to.rest and be kept. -R . H ood ' JtEEitAnDB'AND'GKNTJL^' - ‘^ p il l ’s a pill," says tbe saw :'"But there are pills and pills: <Ymr want a pill which1’ is-; certain," thorough and gentled /Mustn’t gripe. DeWitt’s Little Farit,R isers fill the bill, pure- vegetable. .D o not force bpt nSsiat the bbwels to 'ac t,.- Strengthen and invigorate. Small and easy to take G.' M. Ridgway.’ ’ - Fpr In fan ts and Ca&Jvsn, The salijon men ofHenis have from all appesranoes been ^onvertad, far s t present they are working hand In band with the . temperenoe pcopje* Twenty o f the aaloon-k&peri o f tbs city met a t the Commercial Hotel, last Sunday aftiemoon, and It is said, concluded it would be the befvt policy tor them to close-up on the 25th, -the day for the expiration of the dow tax. They also report that, they will use every means.in their power to Gee that there is tne liquor sold, m the city. We know noPwhat the opinion of the majority is on the action of the Xenia saloons, but. for ourselves we are in* dined to helieve that the liquor d ea l era are only giving put a littje t’dope” and in this way blind the. temperance public. Saloon keepers are not in the habit of nssitting^iu temperance work and we think * that those interested/!! bringing about the reform had better be a little shy and weigh Wellall reports of that nature.,, , up j A te ij W might ? Then you dont /eel just the heat to day. - D r Caldweil’s Syrup Pepsin is very effective, for Sick Headache, Bil­ iousness or,disordered stomach* Sold by*C. M, fedgway, l , V Y . 'Y *j> f . , Sabina’s two rural routes handled during October, 2064 aqd 2153 pieces of /uail, respectively. Jamestown's one route handled 493B jjieces, being 7$1 more more thpn both of the Sa-. bina routes.—Greepe County Frees. Cedarvilie phases these figures, as route nuwher one handled 5750 pieces^ this being 762 pieces,more than JanacS- tdwn’s rou{e and 1548 more tbau Sa- two routes, ' ' . I’d leave ;py happy home, and cross, the deep blue sea', , ' Rather than be without Charley and my Rocky Mouutaiti Tea. - ' Ask yoiir drugglet. wwgM SiKPlMi > ‘Mii1. Hale Goll.ins has been"quite sick"this week, aufibripg with, some­ thing like la grippe. *A<- •* *" : i T *■- TheKindYouHavetoys H'nii Boara the Signaturo o f ' ' Till-; OtGUORJGN’H I-tlfl N'I), You’ll have, a" cold (ids whder, Alnvbevyou .have one »»»w. ’Your children-«vi)l rnfl^r 10", Rnf omicl.p croup, bronchitis, grip hod other win ter complaints- Quo MiUUt-‘ . •'niigli Cure never fails. AVts promptly,%R s' Very pleasant to the taste ami per­ fectly harmless. (J. B. lieorgc, VVio* Chester, Ky*, writes, “ Our little girl w»s,at,U«4fi(l wilhjcroup lat one night and-was so hoarse she could' hardly speak .'! We gata her a few doses of One Minh to Cough Cure. I t relieved her immediately and she went to sleep When she aryoke next morning she had no signs hoarseness dr cronp.” 0 . M, Ridgway. SUITSTHATA re made right ! CLOTHIHGTHAT’SCORRECT? Having au opportuuity to i^cure some extraordinary values in BOYS’ SUITS . .They are here nowr within, re*oh o f anyone who needs a Suit o f Clothes forjhe boys; bu t remembePtbat such batgains as we are^ offering do Hot go begging. We have them as low as.76 cents for a Suit th a t w d lu t a hoy~ from 4 to 14 years o f age, and touch better ones for $1*00,1.26,1.50, and 2.00 will buy one that is all wool; yet $2.50 or 3.00 gets a better one, while $4,00, 4.60 and 6 00 will buy an imported. Scotch Cfesshnere, Serge; or Clay Worsted, And in ’ { J , MEN’S SUITS We have the reliable kind fa show you, goods that are strong and wattoy well lined, and have hair do th stiffening that holds the shoulders u p /and prevents collar and fron t o f the coat From Wilting and drawing Out of. shape. The styles are correct, the make and trimming alt Uiat cau be desired- You will find it to your interest to examine our Butte end compare prices before yon pay out your money elsewhere. IN OVERCOATS W,e mike the same broad claim th a t there Is no place in Springfield Where you get. as much for your money as here, We have a good warm strong Coat for the boys as low as $1,50, and a Very good one for *2,00; We can fit the young man for $8,60, 4.00, 5.{S0, 6.50; and for the full- grown man yon most see th e goods to appreciate the prices. We have them mb Oxfords. Blues, Black and Grays, . find in Lined Gannas peed. Goats look _ heavy uiuniej-iineo hulk , v / ubl mi iuou . uwj . . . , ----/ duck, Waterproof, heavy blanket lined, large high corduroy l.()0 and 2,00, made firsHlase, Buck Coats tor boys. 1 SH IETB All styles of Working or dress Bhirte, Overalls and Flannel Shirts. GLOVES, NEOKWEAR, Hats, Gaps, Tranks, &e. M . I t B, Main Street, Bhlo. Brain-food Nonsense. Another redicufmis fond rfi>d hnW been branded l>y the, most competent »'authorities ^ They have dispelled, the silly mHion that one kind" o f fdud is needed (or the bruit!, another for mus­ cles. mid still timifher.fiir .lirmes.- .A Cumct diet .will ;h»t" only .nuridi a p»ilii-ul.ir m rt «f tbe'h idy ,bu t it*will aiHliiiu every other.p-ift, Ycf* huW evcil good your Ibnd nmy he,' it? ifu tnmcnt isdestcuyert by indigestion or dynjit-psi,*. Y<»u’ must prepare -.lor their ttiipe..r«w:e : or prevent, their coming by tukiiig -regular doses ■<*t- Green’s August Flower, tbe favorite medicine of tbe healthy millions- A tear doses nid dlgcetiop- atitouIacee-tM-- liver to healthy action, purifies the blobd and makes., you feel buoyant and vigorous.. .You can g e t .Dr, G, G . Green’s reliable remedies a t Ridg­ way A Co’s. G e t Green’s Special Almanac. Cures a Cough or Cold in one day ! Why cough and risk Consumption? This famous remedy will cure you a t once, ‘For Grippe, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asthma, and other Throat land Lung troubles, i t Is the best medicine made. Pleasant to take; Doctors recommend it. At all druggists. •Price 25 cents. FOOTWEAR Our third in business finds us better prepared to fill y o u r needs in this line than ever before, Fresh, new goods in every department, m*it, B«ys « m gMMttN’s felt B6ot». "We Have the beat of Felt ^ Boots made. GnarantceS to give goodwear. Oar increas­ ing trade on these goods prove they are All we claim for them, “the beatmade.” C ad ie s ’ - S i m We have been leader* tti ha- •dlos fins Shoes for the past three year* and our selecUoit i* • hotter this year thsn ever, made in all styles, heavy and light-weight solcaptlces, $1.25, $i.5G, $2.0 0, $2,50, and $5.00. For every day we hate Oil Orairi Calf Skin and Kangaroo Calf, with tipped or plain toes. Warm-lined Shoes!n all styles. Hubber m m Snagl*roof Boots for men e n the most popular- We have those which We can gnarantee —other stores don’t-1- “seel'* Light-weight Bootsfor women and men also. B*»t Boys’ Boots made. Prices very low- for best qiudify. ttHms «nd , pi!dr«nfi Shots. TMsfali we aremaking a ape- daltyof Missesand Children’s Shoes with welted AoleS. The sole is heavy hut ficxabte and addsfully orie-haUto-the Wear SUes « td A $1.W , . - 8Bt021 L25 ••llB to g J.50 When You Want Good Shoes, Come to This Stofe* Trazcf$ Shoe Store, 17 >1 MAIN OFF , COURT ilOU SH ,X EN IA , O, R. S. CjL0THlNCLUHAT»^,FURNl8H»NO5 - * 60 and 52 EAST MAIN STBEET, ‘‘T h e rohson xvhyM w e a r e doing the g r e a t e s t business^jik our history nncl probably more than all other stores in oiir city combined is plain. We carry the finest and largest stock, * W e have added th is y e a r or line of su its a n d overcoats th a t ard made espec ia lly for us from goods se lec ted .from th e choicest nu lls— 'manufactured, as* well as th e best Ta ilo rs can possibly g e t- th em up, and w h ich can •rise- sold’-At »-price-fav:below.tbat charged for the Custom ICiad. I f y o u a . r e c r i t ic a .1 a*.m i w a . n t t o n e e g a r m e n t s tfia t'a re on |y e q y ah d by those o f the finest ta ilo rs with tons and sfyh call and inspect these special lin e s ....F r ic e i o n S u itl - and Overcoats, $ 2 0 , $ 2 2 , $ 2 5 * $ 2 8 apd $ 3 ’0 . v S t a . n d a . r d L o u s e s such as th e “V jjals Brand,” Ph iU - delphta, Fechheimer, . F ishel Co„ ' York, L . A d le r Bros. & Co., Rochester, The S te in Bloch Co., Rochester. Price* on Suits a i d O v e rco a ts,"$5 , $ 7 . 5 0 , $ iO k $ |1 5 and $ 1 8 . I x i B o y s - i t a d C h i l - d r e n ’ s C l 6 t h i i > g ^ W e are'offerjnot many bargains, a sav e ’luve. just .closed nearlyfSOO suits frdm two of, th e I*** -lead ing houses in Nevy-York and Citfcinnati. j ' Z ^ T h i s s p e c i a l ip u rc lti^ s e embraces over ' -’SOO^suIts m ade by th e 'c e le b ra te d house o f , H ack e tt,.C a rh a rt & Co, (8 retail stores on , ' Broadway, N- Y.), in boys’ long trouser* - f l 3 to lff y c a r s ), prices $ 7 , $ IO . and ,$ 1 2 , ' E v e r y su it'm arked from $2 to $5 less than ‘ regu lar price. .O th ir lines $ 4 , $ 5 , «nd up to $ 1 6 . Children’* •nit* $ 2 . 5 0 , $ 3 . 5 0 , $ 5 and up, > ‘ ‘ r‘,i i r t s . Stetson Hats..i$ 3 . 50 . Ma*.rvha.ttak.n O t h e r l i n e s 3 9 c , 5 0 c , 7 5 c S l i d $LO O . The very best o f maferiaU rep re sen ted In a ll the sh irts we" hand le --_w o rkn \an sh lp proves a n y T s 'h a T m a n u f ^ ^ ^ 5ts^ ~ - s t y l e l« always con side red— the Art*' .A w e a r a ’ Stetsonwonefe consideration, however, i* ft** and you'll Wear It always, tha t, pritt* •t ‘ , 0, ■, ’ ‘ . '* ‘ ' f - " v * !U -. ^ ^ w* : Celebrated the leng th and brekdth o f Am erica--.. ’ .worn by the n ea te st of ' dressers, and rega rded by com peten t critics- as de-, pendab le and desirable as " 1 '£ % *?■ mtom S e e - M. TARBOX & SOH. - ..-it* 1 ^ , - j - -FOR P R ltE S ON- All : Hinds : of : Lumber, ; Lath,[: {Shingles, Flooring, 'Biding, . Ceiling, Richmond Feuce, Gates, 'Combination Bte(% 8 ," .a n d <■ Extension Ladders, Boom, Blinds, Bash, J .....*; Glass, , Boor* and Window * v Screens, *<Qgr “ A million for some Tarbox fence,” ■-* . Good Grade and Low Prices. if Quirks and' Quibbles, 1 I t is e*^r for the light-headed to be light-hearted, s We admire the man who listens to reason be&iuse be giv« us a chance to talk. Most of us. know only, one wan Whom we regard ail absolutely fair and Unbiased, and modesty prevents ns from naming him, , . Let a wan imaginehe is having his own*waf and a woman, can do, any­ thing With him; let a women hut sus­ pect she is having lief Own way and a man can do nothing with her. Most men find it a difficult matter to tell all they know;' hot that they know much; hut'the difficulty would arise in trying to winnew what they do know from what they imagine they k n d if r - 'r ^ * ' / * I f * man isalways as old a* hefeels, many men pass from youth to old age Sa * single night--from the evening before to the morning after, December Bmlrt Sat. MEYOU DEW? fjt ANY HEAD NOISES? AXA j c a s e s o f * DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING A R E N O W C U R A B L E „ „ by Cur new IftvenfioH. Only those bottt &edf are incurable. HEAD N018ES CEASE IMMEDIATELY. ' i ; A -W M A N , # . Ure>( plmfdan*. KW om * atltern, the min* ctejtiWaffi .ttpMtlMfif lhi» **'£**’* ***UkSl' itily «n eo«Va htflkfte, *n4. f f * that lh«M*d theft ee-»!i%Unt the heeriti* litthe j,e«rf5lyim<Ihe*l6re(«*lH Vnyt**g mo^- a w ttoss wot ? '“AX i* YOUCAR. watut«MU.MUL ZAK.tW! ‘tlfOY KtaeUWey,SMiUMeewHA a ttii ilGAW.HL tl£t- *21 \{,< f, i{t * 7 ™ (M. ‘ jytiH