The Cedarville Herald, Volume 25, Numbers 27-52

I I *»f t,.! *• * 'It, if-* {. • .*«= iWijr f- mmrn mm a m i* rV.W«W«VV.¥.Vl'*'.W«mVAVAVVW.'rt Jit Bird’s mammoth Store You Can (Jet in Trade a i f e p e s * d o s s , f o r ® V e « d b t ‘3@ ^ y p » - .|To/pcwr 11 >,for 3 l*Pt jLio.por pt- fur T/ttrd or Haeon This Week we Offer You... A 25 lb bag of Fine Granulated Sugar for $1,33* 20 lbs. of A . Sugar for $1.00. 7 lbs. of Rolled Oats .for $i.oo. A Barrel of Snow Ba ll or Gol­ den Rule Fjour, delivered, for $1.00, B ig Bargains in Men’s Wom­ an’s and Children’s Tan Shoes. ’-y’ ■' Lace Hoes for Laeies Misses and Children. Remnants of Seersucker Ging­ hams (regular price i2 lc ) at 10c per yard. " ‘ , ' ' . Ladies’ Shirt Waists, last sea­ son’s styles in white and colors, at one-half the regular price, ask to see them. W e sell „the Ferris Waists* for Misses and Children, also the “M” Waists. ' / / ■ * . For flfte Dress Shoes, Oxfods, Slip- peris and Tennis Shoes fry ’ S . i T Cedarville, Ohio. ' w m r n m m RESOLUTIONS; , \ W hereas , The great and supreme . Ruler of the universe has io His in* . finite wisdom removed from among us Mrs. A, C. Owens, wife of one of our worthy and esteemed fellow . laborers; and : • W hereas , The knowledge of her jn her faithful.discharge o f her duties in society, family and* church,' makes HARD TO BEAT. „ ’ • W „Trl,-I^-1t. * <| ^ >#r ^ .. .....y ’ 1 x *. f It ■n Eight years -ago .'this spring Xhad. my residence iii Cedarville painted With Lowe Bros.’ Prepared Paint. I have just had it painted again this spring, using only oke coat of same jpnint, Xam exceedingly well pleased Avitlrif:. ; D. H, M arshall , . At the Aluinni banquet last Thura- it emineUtly befitting that we show day evening, Miss Louise Broadstoue, ■and record our appreciation of her, therefore, . ., * Resolved, That the suddfen removal of such a life from among our midst ' and the family leaves a vacancy ant a shadow that will be, deeply realized . by us and all friends and will prove a serious loss to this commuuitynnd tbe public, and that as an organize t. tion she will be held in gratefu -remembrance. i ■■ Resolved, That with deep sympathy with .the bereaved family of the de ceased wo express our sincere hope that even so great a loss to the family and the community^-that ;all may be pveiruled for good by Him who doot all things well, Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be Bpread upon the rtcords of our organization, a copy printed in the local paper and a copy forwarded t> ike bereaved family, .1 G. W. F rantz , C. W. C rouse ,. J acob B ieglek , , Committee. REV. GARBOLD ORDAINED. Tim Cincinnati Commercial Tri Buna of Tuesday gives an occouht of a Presbyterian ministers meeting in which Rev, Dr, Shields gave an ad dress bn “Prayer.” In the afternoon members of the Presbytery went to Venice, O., to attend the examina tion and ordination of the Rev. Ray­ mond P. Garbold. The many friends here of Rev. Garbold will he pleased to know that he is to remain in this .country and 5a not going to Japan as a missionary as was reported dur­ ing hi* last visit to thi* place. INCREASED SALARIES. The recent legislature passed a new law changing the way of compensat­ ing county auditors, and it is claimed their Salaries will be about doubled. The law in the' past compensated them upon a basis of tbe population bf the county* Tbe new law basses compensation on the amount of mon­ ey handled by the county treasurer. CARP OP THANKS. We desire to extend our thanks to all those who were so kind in assist­ ing us in the hour of our grief, owing to the richness Of* wife and mother. Bamuel MeObmaugbity and family. A;' i ) r Aih&tejo of vwioetou, is the guest of-MW* Daisy Gray, " in her report as-, secretary of -the association, gaye aU item of interest to those present, the announcement of the, engagement of Mr. Howard Bratton, of this city, to a young lady in -Illinois. .It is 'scarcely fair to, the Xenia girls that a maiden so far away should, capture the affections of one who is so well and favorably known in phis locality.’ Mr, Bratton is newspaper man. and bids fair to stam high in the'future as a very succeesfu journalist,—Xenia Republican. —You’ll-get the, best machine ojl at Kerr& Hastings Bros. Paper Was this week put up adver­ tising the Elk’s carnival ’at Spring- field July 7-12 and the, 4th of July celebration at Xenia given by the Xenia Driving club. William Brown, a colored man who until recently was employed by G. W Crouse &Sou, made an important discovery, Thursday morning, while at the home of Ambrose Jolms'on at. Yellow Springe^ He noticed a pecu­ liar odor from the cistern wb|ch led to an investigation and resulted in the. discovery of the body of Mrs. Johnson, who has been missing since June 15. . Johnson and his Wife did not get'along just the best aud ha says that he worried little over her disappearance, though he went to to Xenia and also came hero- and;1in quired for her. Coroner Johnson was uotified and made an examina­ tion. Mr Local and Personal Baggie* painted a t Wolford'*. Mm. j . W. Dixon is entertaining her neiee, Eliza Jones, of Chiflfootbe. Mr. John fathauC, of KirkaviUe, Mo., „was the guest of Mrsf Geo, Harper, overSunday, —Try some of those cereals at Cooper’s, Cream of Wheat, PetUjobo'a Breakfast Food, Ralston’s Breakfast Grape Nats, Mothers Crushed Oats, Haiti Vita, Force, etc. Woodbridge Ustickjha& returned, from Columbus after a pleasant visit with his brothers in that city. Olneybrand of peas, tomatoes, corn and beets at Gray & Co.’s, j Mm, J» X, Lott has returned froiin Washington C. H, after a visit with he* daughter Mrs. Will Bradfote- - ' Mrs. George Murray, of Hasting, Neb,, was the guest last week ofMrs. George Harper. - No better time to paint the buggy thau right now. At Wollord's, Rev, and Mr*. Howard Jamieson (nee Sallie Copley), are the pront parents of a girl, ■ Mr. and Mrs. James Tbwnsjey .re turned Monday from-a visit with Dayton relatives. Patronize home industry by Using Golden,Rule flour, Miss Amanda Duffield is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J ; E, Manor, o Xenia, - EXCURSION TO CINCINNATI ’ 'Sunday, ’June 29th, excursion tickets to Cincinnati will be sold via Pennsylvania Line! at $1.25 rounc trip (from Cedarville. Special train leaves at 9:00 a, m,, central time. The many friends of Mrs. S. L, Ewing, of Louisville, Ky., will be pleased to know she is on the,, road to recovery after a very critical illness, Hofcice of Appointment. Estate of Disa S. Stiggers. Notice * hereby given that the undersigned; has’ been appointed and duly-quail fled by- tbe probate court of Greene County, Ohio, a* executor of the last will and testament of the estateOfDisa Sledge- Stiggers, deceased late Greene County, Ohio, AH persons Indebted to the said deceased wil make.immediate settlement and cred fora will present their claims accord ing to law, duely authenticated,to he undersigned for allowance, L .G . B ull , June 27* 1902, . , Executor. L i s t o r L i ttf e itti : Hist of letters remaining uncalled hr in the Cedarville poatoflice for tbe month ending June 27,1902. List Kb, 20, C'taybfiugh, Will Kirkwood, llob Boat, Albert . Smith, d a te Wilson, Dr, 8. K. T. X* T ahiiox , P, ft. 0 U 1 ? A . D O B B I N S , A n m m t ’A t-tm ,' pjtdti, *mf AhstmidK. 1 MM, y iii W, U RotAl I . \ . R. E . COREY,. A U C T I O N E E R * ‘‘ Promptness, Eaiwtea ami* Hatisfae- tion Guaranteed. B*U TsUffhotie { ertnrrllfe, tiliio, R*.fLKei« I t will be seen that Downing’s rep utatibn as a Portrait Painter extends to many parts of Ohio and even in other Staten. ,He **executing a ouru her of largo crayon pictures of Con gressmaU J . Q. Smith and wife, or Wilmington, and haajust received nu order for a life size Portrait of the late James Smith, of Cincinnati, pre siding judge of the circuit court; The, so orders nil came unsolicited . Quite a numbe/r from here attendee tbe funeral of the late Janies Spencer at Jamestown on Wednesday. Mr, Spencer lived-to be ninety-two- years old aud had many relatives and friends.in this section. W anted —A favor—Ali,my Grain Bags returned promptly, 6 6 4t W. R. Sterrett. Mrs, O. W. Marshall and Mr*, Andersop, of Xenia, were guests of A. 7 j > Smith and family, Tuesday., Mis? Angie Severs, of South Charleston, is the guest of Miss Ber­ tha Owens,* There will be.a game of base ball here next Friday, the 4th-of July, with a team from Xcflia. A game had been announced with Jamestown but the team has failed to give any satisfaction as to whether they will come, An admission of fifteen cents will be charged. Ladies free. Gambf commences at fwl>‘o'clock. Mr, and Mrs*. James Gregg enter­ tained a number of their friends at their home last Friday evening.- Downing will not he at bis Cedar- ville gallery on Friday, July 4th, Mrs. G. M. Crouse is entertaining a number of ladies at dinner today. Atnongs. those present were, Mrs. Frank Tarbox, Mrs. W. Li Marshall, Mrs, (Jims, Ervin and Mrs. James Ervin of Xenia and Mrs, John Ervin of Old Town. Fo s B ale —The RrP. church prop­ erty, including lot and building, fe­ mme of A. Bradford, Miss Malwi Grain entertained about wenty young people on Thursday evening fro m three to five. Hero 1» « verbatim copv o* a note dispute!led to a Billvilfo' Candidate )y tup mistress of the bouse: . . “Dear John--I know you’re busy runmn’ for dike, but won’t you >lw»e to take time to come horn* a d change your striped shirt, so’* ii can go in the wash Atlanta Ooh* sutntiem. Ralph George left Wednesday for Chicago. —Qo ,to-Cooper’s aud get one of those nice-hams.- Miss Efife Dtiffield left Thursday for an extended visit with her limb er,' Will, of Dayton, , Fancy dried fruits of all kinds at Gray & Co’s. Mrs, Cora Trumbo and little daughter Mildred, are visiting rpla tives at Osborn, O. Mr. and Mrs. Eben Archer will' in airprobability go to Tacoma, Wash ington next month. —A Bng'Killer that kills 10c per pouud, B. G, Kidgway. Robert Elder, of Selma has taken W. J . Wildermau’s place as* cashier at the Exchange Bank-during the ab sen’cc of the latti-r. —*A Tooth Brush that wont ehei for-25c -. B, G, Ridgway. Mr, and Mrs.. Chas. Gillaugh re turned' from Richmond, Iud„ Tues­ day evening after a . delightful visit with Mrs. Gilbingb’a sister, J , D.. Wil’.ianisoa is minus his coat and requests -Um,l ihe party who ap­ propriated it same at once. would please return N ovice .—All persona having gra*n sacks belonging to 4he firm of Kerr & Hastings Bros, 'vvill confer a favor by returning same to the owners at once. W. J. Wijdmnn of the Exchange Bank left Monday evening for a tett days trips to Denver Colo,, where he will spend the time among relatives, —Ice cream sweets, smooth and solid B, G. Ridgway Mayor Allen, of South Charleston, was in town Thursday. Moody Nagley speut several day* the first of tbe week'at Delaware, O. Ray Hitchcock has been successful in securing fifteen persons for his braes band, though he is desirous of obtaining three more in order to have the eighteen pieces. I f it’s quality in twine that you wnut go to Kerr & Hastings Bros. Mrs, Graiit Loyd of FarmersVille, O., is visiting her mother Sirs, Hadasffah Jameson and other rela­ tive*. Mr. L. F. Dorn the harness man is limping about by the use of a cane caused from the falling of a bench iron,, weighing about eight pounds, on his foot, crushing one of his toes. Comb and extracted honey a t ' Gray&GVs* Foster Alexander attended the meeting of the Grand lodgeK. of F’s. at Steubenville, 0„, last week, Fos­ ter whs re-elected to. the office of as­ sistant seeretary. Mis* Carrie Cline of the O, S, 1 J, Home at Xenia and Mrs. Minnie MeElroy of Dayton nre tiie guests of Airs. S.unital Kitdow. . •* ■ !' •“-F or B ale --“ One second hand Hay Tedder, yused only two days, as good ns now. Enquire of W. J . Tarbox, Rhone S3. YahMi Was in town the first of the Week for a short time. Mf, Vance has purchased-ft newspaper at Wist Alexambhi, a town 18 miles west of Dayton, Mr. V*uco|b*M not yet moved hlrfatuity to his new* Option’but will do so later, j There ha* be«a several bights j some one meddling with the electric Mines Whether these partte* aware oc’not, there I* « law which provides t penitentiary sentence to those who tap the Hue#o f telephone, telegraph or electric light companies, A suit ha* been brought by Charle* Gillaugh against James Kepnon for a grocery bill. The former is holding ten per cent of the latera wage* In the hands of the paper company.- Tbe suit Is set for Saturday morning in Squire Wolford’s court, I still baye a very good assortment of Collars on hand and as the Collar season is nearly over llwill sell at re­ duced rates what I have on hand, Dorn tiie Hamate Man. J . C„ Barber who recently pur- chased tbe Ervin ball.over his s to re d making some chages in tbe room by: taking out the slanting floor aud leveling same where it was when first constructed. In the change the room can be adopted to different perposes that will require a level floor. Much interest is being taken as to what the postal receipts for. tbe Gov­ ernment will be on next Monday. The National Tribune o f Washington. D. C, i* allowing four guesses for one dollar, on prizes ranging as high as1 85000, Quite a number here have taken guesses. ,, ‘ How about those sacks? Will you bring them them in’ or -will. we >send out for them? Answer by next mail. ' The D. S. Ervin Co. Although Wilmington went “ wet” Union township, outside the corpora­ tion limit* of Wilmington, went “dry” by a vote of 143 to 8. B inder T wine for, sale at 6 6 3t . W. R.-STEiiRErr’s. . 7 t ‘ v r 1 ,n * f £" Tlie telephone proved to be a very useful article*on Tuesday evening, for farmers along the different lines. The local option election in Xenia seemed td 0e of as much iuteiest-to tbe farm­ ers as it was to the citizens of -Xenia themselves. Throughout the eveuing there was a continuous call ns to What wa!s tbe result. W anted —Ten cordfs of first-class oak bark. J . H . W olforjj Miss Emma-Jones, .trimmer for the millinery "firm. of Stewart & TJstick has returned to her home in Ken­ tucky, -, 1 ■ Squire Bradford on Wednesday sold, the property on North street belonging to Mrs. Hess, to Moody Nagley. __ - ’ ■—Nice, fresh bread, crackers and cakes a t Cooper’s. Dr. P, R. Madden, of Xenia, ac companied by bis wife and Mr. and Mrs D. K. Wolf, of that city; lias gone to Denver, Col,, for a visit, Harry Tarbox of Findlay, O,, spent a few days here;,the first of the week the guest of his mother 'Mrs. Ruth Tnrbox. -•Plymouth,, Manila and Standard twine a t Kerr & Hastihgs Bros. The Whitelaw Reid memorial win­ dow for the R, P. church in honor of his mother, Marion Reid, has arrived and will be placed in position.as soon as word is received from, tbe east. The bulling committee at their meet* ing Monday evening decided to ires- coe the interior as soon as the work could be contracted for. J , M. Tarbox and son are prepar­ ing to build a seven room building on the south side of the old Rikestraw property on north Maid street for Postmaster T, N. Tarbox. The prop­ erty was several years ago purchased by W. J» Tarbox. -F or R ent —‘Best office room iu Cedarville---over Hitchcock’s billiard room. . J . P* Chew, Bessie Ross, a daughter.of Mr. and Mrs. John Ross, had the misfortune, ast Sunday, to get her limb broken , ust above the aukle. She was near ft pile of railroad ties when one tolled towards her and caught her before she could escape. Dr. J . 0 . Stewart Was called an I set the broken member and at present she is improving nicely. ; The local telephone" company is making arrangement towards paint- ng their Hue poles in the corporation, This is a much heeded improvement a* the. poles are getting very dirty. Tho company ha* decided to paint' hem white ahd black which will make quite a contrast. The tea iiiflg Seoarge i tl I - - for a number of years la this city has beea .High Prices. T*** W e are here to annihilate that Scourge with a medicine called “LOW PRICES” to the public in general i t has a pleasant sen­ sation. Here it is in Liberal Doses! i Shoes That Are N ot Last Year’s S tyles. Zrfidie^ oxfods, patent leather, regular price $L50 (o close1 $1.25 Ladia' Oxford*, Vici Kid, regular price $1.59 to close at.....$125 Ladies? oxfords, Yici Kichregular price $X,25 to close at...$1,90 Ladies sandals, Patent leather, regular .price 01,00 to close 30c. Misses’- oxfords, Patent leather, sizes 124 to 2, regular price ' $1,50, to, eloto *t 83,25 Misses’ oxford*, Patent leather, sizes 9 to 12, regular priee 81.25 to close at, A**'-*’*.#Ai».*'*»,*l*»i¥k»*-*.W. * . * . * • - 0 0 ■ llrneGf ssndnSB, ^ici Kid, regular price, $1, to close at,,**...SOc • . "■..D ry '''G o o d s ... 1 , ■ They Are N o t S h e lf Worn nor Faded Scotch Lawns,’ the new shades,-arfissic designs.,...,..H,.,.5ea yd. Persian Dimities, beautiful 'patterns..,..... a yd. Organdies, bewildering varieties.............—,.*...30c aud 15e yd. Mercerized Satins in summer shades 20e a yd. Groceries raw FEBSH SweetCorft, per.can....,..., ...,5c 42 bars Pay Day Soap'....,.,....25c Excslsoir Corn, percan....... ,.,J c 7 bars Star So3p.^.,,.,...,,..,.25c Revere Corn, per can............Sc 3 , 31b. cans Tomaloes.,.,*......25c - Peeled Dessert Peaches, can......10c 3 l-2Ibs. Crackers ............ 25c Lewis Lye..,,..., , .,.JRc 3 S-2'bs, Prunes.............. . ^25c 10 bars Maple S o a p . , , , . . . . 2 5 c 2 package “Force".............. 25c • We pay Idea lb. for Butter. We pay I3te a dra. for Eggs. Competition need not Be considered 4n IQOlbbagsof Granulated Sugar. ‘ Our 16x20, Euameied PicLures/witb a 6 inch ‘ frame, as! a premium baa created quite a 1 furoie. Be snye jand.get- one at. • mu * • a kft jta h Lion C o f fe e M’CORKELL & GILLAIIGH’S CATERPILLARS. Expert Evidence a s to the T a ste o f ’ T h ese insects. In some cases an insect—as the caterpillar of the magpie moth—is conspicuously colored because, as i t is harmful food for birds, frogs or lizards, "they' must' he warned to avoid it. This has been long as­ serted, But .some naturalists. Jhave hesitated 'fo accept the theory. Professor Plateau went bu t -one day and ate part of one of these bo called “distasteful” insects. Here- ported that tho flavor, if somewhat insipid,^ was sweetish, containing 4 suggestion of almond, and was on the whole not -unpleasant. After- ward_ Professor Wheeler of Texas: Was induct® to repeat this gastro­ nomic adventure. His’ report con­ cerning the bisects he devoured was that tho flavor Was Slightly sweet and distinctly “nutty,” and he ear­ nestly^ invitedTfoturaliats to eat in­ sects indiscriminately on all their expeditions..That, Professor.Wheel­ er declared, would be the btefoway to dispose Of tho theory that some insects were harmful to birds, liz­ ards and frogs and that their colors were self protective in warning those creatures to abstain from gob1* bling them up. . : But Mr. Guy Marshall, the dis­ tinguished naturalist o f ’Mashona- land, after proving that, as a mat­ ter of fact, frogs, birds and lizards do abstain from eating the'highly colored caterpillars, pointed out tha t tbe personal tests made by his brother entomologists wore of no' worth, inasmuch as man was not naturally an insect eating animal, and what was food to him might be poison or at any rate highly unpal­ atable to a frog.*—London News. Smite and Forget Your Troubles at th* Sayings of Youngsters. Teacher-—Willie, can you tell me why the multiplication table stops a t twelve? Willie—I guess it’s because thir­ teen a t a table is unlucky, Small Tommy after being severe­ ly chastised by his mother for dis­ obeying her ran to his father and saw between sobs, “Papa, how d-did you n-bome to m-matry such a w-woman as m-mamma is?” . A little fellow, aged four, accom­ panied his father to tho park one day, where he saw a diminutive monkey with whose playful antics he was greatly pleasetf. “What did you see, dear?’’ asked his mother upon his return home. “A funny little boy with * tail,” replied the small observer, “Jlow old i* your Why brother?” asked Jlttlo Tommie of a plavmate. ‘ “One year otd/r replied Jo‘hnnie. “Huh f” exclaimed Totmpie. “Pve got a dog a year old, and he can walk twice u well a * tha t kid can.” “We|L he ought to,” replied John- n% “ HeVgot twice a*many legs,” l ^ ■' ■'»&.; ■<* ■S'‘ -. - ' !«* , .to*. ' - - • v*ur**5» “ My hair was tailing out and turning gray very fast. „ But, your Hair Vigor stopped tbe falling, and restored the natural color.”—Mrs. £ . Z . Benomme, Cohoes, N , Y, It’s impossible for you not to look old, with the/ color oF seventy, years in 8 your hair! Perhaps you | are seventy, and you like a your gray hair! If,not, I use Ayer’s Hair Vigor. 1 In less than a month your j gray hair will have t il the f dark, rich color of youth. i-: Sl.Wa tthfe. All irxjjVli. If your Onigslfit ravaot {•nrpl/ you, send ys qria dolur ,tnl -.yoyviil eiprwa «r u («u u a v i w u u it iu *»u t y jii v. you » loitl-. BeitiTreasuljftTCtlic of yourscamtrxprcrioGlcr. Ad J. C. AVERCO.rlxw«n, i e nntaa dreM, “ Haw. D id you ever see anything and th ink you Would like to have ap ic tu re o f it? O f course you have. Buy a Kodak of us. You can then take it We’l l te ll you abou t making i t a Complete picture and can sell you the m at erial to do it with, too. K odak s from $l,00jjto $73.00, RIDGWAY & CO„ Dmgfiiib, Opp, Opera House. Having secured the services — —o f— — * . JOflh ja. PARK, of Iowa, Horse Sheer* Wo will give apodal attention ta .Fancy Driving, Forging and iM to r fa r in g HoriC#* All work guaranteed. Give -0- Bert Baldwin, SELMA, OHIO, h r fb* awwtd' M tx