The Cedarville Herald, Volume 29, Numbers 1-26

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K , o f K b a n q i 'ET. - ^.c-v E'Cr k a k s - i i FR iittffo r-iAurfi r m: m eu> ir;&EPE«DEST, ’ eWte^Sja.-r. ^C.-ijurtijiai^.nfethe if sj:!tofj’iiijgehios hdioijsni.**, fk'atojry* Joss of appetite. aaeciia, ouadatioit, uric Arid, KcaM-c;a in var.’ta* pait* at fbr AjAteto,catarrhal IntbomMumol’ilmn testin'-*! raral aul nc?aeroU 9 hUwf " ' ' ' *- ■ ■ im mnUftml mbIsfoofitertewattsif tluw An notfirattysar!>yoaef life itself fffFrta liourf, m the bowels '/11 to a com* «K!ttei^wedo-}»>f p£rpfeW!;o'l'»Cfc *t?*» ewhteandam«^:cn!),ciwrct«Ui>ia!rsJ*il In **Jettfegnotest&e It*ifomse*" - *QWknt § foolH*^lasr*wkeanfliuterift® rcasLpVmnsSdall 9|cjj»iw3i|fK Flower give* new life 4* the lim"andlusumafcalthysteal*, i , ’ * 4nras&D*4$c,«tt4l 7 $$, AK4ri®sfabi I?mo WHcrguuh C-ettorviHe, O. $ 5 , 0 0 0 t h r - r Reward w ill be? paid to ' atiy person who .can fihd one-atom o f opium* chloral* morphine, cocaine, other or chloroform Jtt any form in any o f Dr, Miles’ Remedies, ' ■ , This reward is offered because certain unscrupulous' persons .make false, statements about these remedies* I t is under­ stood that .this, reward applies ’only to goods purchased,in. the open market,, yvMdi have not beentamperedwith xtiany way. Dr, Miles’ remedies cure by their soothing,, nourishing, strengthening, and invigorat­ ing' effects upon the 1 nervous system, and not by paralyzing, and weatcenihg the nerves jas . would, be the <ja,se.if these dri%£ were used. ' ' ' For this reason' Dr. Miles* Anti-Fain Fills are Universally considered the bestpain remedy * *% have, nattered tdr 23 ykats- With -severe- -pate itt to V head, Seavt 'awd ■back,- and have, tried evarirthlrtgr; l could*et and couldnot find attyrelief tmtil 1 trot a.Tihx.of-r" F«tin PW b . 0 T?:o A-oth c5 Pjn'io? S>avO Warfe the oKc.A ucail;r of the &sactoprfimi, h » w- Jhonanecdotewhich?lhdr'U' 4 f '"3 Miremark* #!>!© in&pcE3cKe. At the ago of JOi ho was edit the teal - szhMi lad Izsn life f«r-o!Aie:4 half L-*» Pxtt'mm'/i twi May H»v# * « " * 4MJ Thoammalbancjo’-tof tho IDJlghO (>l ;o E in rU U c f talfea&cat tlb ^cS p y ft te a*ok r^co WaSccstfcy i : .T 'a r r : in t / « o / tarjan c l | c , v c I f c l h ussc3 of a ptsfcsa-E V*c.-t FhEadclpMa'|waaalteadrd iiy H i p ’Ksaa, cav^lh ccrorclfeg to tha Fhda3cb | drhs copper was sarved on thrco js\:o *hear 3 ^Hbnt lost Bopclay was} lung tables iiiat bad fiaen specially jrctcT7?3 fco 5 x 0 to raect liin. It|prcp3rcd a :«; chc .^ tc 1 fer tho ViU 1 fs',tp 3 V. tco / 3 Jyj euntiif* lorcasion. d’lje latlfcs that teak pare KJ, “ fcr I i t t * it TO ra lly a s ’ .- ,n ^ ^ t o t i ^ _ i A B a y t a s a* V i |Mrti * * * » s® fteE . DserJicasmuaae'was feralsbedby. tte K .o?F, mm , ; mp , 30, frwm J% c;a.i while I was bcglmipg to T5 During hi? fst4 years his laiaily had been worried about hi? hatet o f traveling titoe in midwlufer from life home lit FrcdewtMon, 5- to Ids pa5tJn Ottoviru fh^y urged him to Jet his.duughjtef ce» company him/* ' Senator Wiirlr- would have none o f lief, (% man o f my nm” he raid#%a$ #11 he can-do fphlng,care of 1dm- self without having a, \<<mm to look after.” ..T . . Bubbly Srcct:... ....... .r ,. Chicago has d, itohie, if Somewhat odorous, waterway called Bubbly creek. The stocliyards discharge Into if.; I f has bsm discovered that the famous stream will hum, Says # local paper. , ^That this historic section of the city’s commercial walkway canhub- ble, and does bubble,* and that it can exude smells compared towhich f a rendering plant-is a fragrant mom" in budding dune,'and does m bxbde, lias long been a matter of lo­ cal history, i f nol pride. But that the famed old swimming pool can be converted into hlbVdb'bcat-ener­ gy by the 'inerc application of a match-has remained for the Weekly Health Bulletin to disclose.” Hris nowproposed to set the river onfirel, . jit?*: 1 Kulterca,a3- long h» IS JjdurS nt ,0 tirnu with sucii .ftovpi-o j>ata* tliat ,J fcarfft I wciuialosemy IninO. TUe Atttl-XVUn Pills gityojmo relit CIrt from 10 to 20 julnutcsS I do wot have to «sa Mo;T.hine,o?»y tnrtre. I -wliUyou wouldpnvWih thjpjto mat other mrcercpj -ttr:v ma xtUfit,’ 1 ■ >_*» '^A«■iVAItliwllf . • . A n. R. IX No, 6 . _ Salem, Itl<L 0e, Mil**! Antl-Palrt t»m*or* soldby ' v,-hov/itl guar«nt«« that> v/ilf■*Otoeat. . i f ft voarmoney. a*vfr ioWt#bulk. 4 f a ibneheop given recently in-a I .citylsome miles from'^Tew', York by #. woman o f prominence, the decord- fivfi "scheme of the tabic arrange- ;menf consistod ’inaihly of a large centerpiece in.the form o f a basket filled with tfmwofe realistic-of arti- fiend blossoms,' ribbon bowed to jmatchi and miniature baskets on ’the same order in front o f the dif­ ferent places, -with ribbons extend­ ing do the .central basket! .When the guests departed* without any suggestion--from-> iftU jtosttss, -each: walked oit with a little ribhoi? trim-* med basket, supjmsin»r IKwias a,sou­ venir, It wasn’t, lor'the. caterer considered tbe collection o f baskets hi^ decorative masterpiece and had " i&rWd your drvogtirt, v,Uo the flr*t eackeae faHeheWit retut-n SB«MMM« 29c«nt*. MU«» Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind f p C P - f f f l t t Dai# great rtock medicine i# » ! ■xy svar for stack «i#irt. It] :i in-''I'ane, not a, cheapfooddrJ ■ htt'ui poavder, 'Thouffh psttm] < 'a 1 - ferm than Ihrdfocdvll k'lJi.utght, rtnownwl foe the] ' of too (Ugesilen irouhte* I • V it las tho transsqoAhtiMj rtvg digeitfeu, afinhuri ...iJ- .4. t__- j . v -.'T. 1 ;: b liver and looMtunf] * ‘ " " |uXj % , '•'u bstteb foe # 1 1 ___ ty. It i» carefully j**» :- d'% *i£m It »xhndtbM !■: ct : m and tlirivowith m l <ym to tlicir foofL It A’ -Pis and mAe« ho|r# . h t ’uw dsidceu cholera, b .i.r-’t jeaka hen# toy. It riAikn, distemper and a, mtircato to Cattle, j a drau'jLi'animat do Ls toe foc-dcxtta&M«d^ 3 f.r’ltuals tmd-fowl#ot «U / ife. Evrijr towsser and '! 1 ctsfaduSy gir* it # ■_?3r?. a tun andMweftto#] $:? lil a ItspiSt, f-. ' r 7,Wof.t Sfsarch Mf 1 IN. 'ces-ctuJKailt " .tsjr$Sf2lcim oj , n .'a**T 6 e», l”iyw*WwdS tmM 1 I i •r KftWf h t l hniotonwm 13 to* imi iot *»##«#«■* 3.8,mMQW, 1 counted on ntiliriug them.#t lesser affairs during the rfef, of. the sen* #on. The hosto fooled n .•'■nb.-tam ti#l addition to the -ujtiipatcd bill, «nd nt.hot next- luncheon the decla­ rations will not ho so tempting nor bo .easy to carry off,-—Brooklyn mgiu., , - Had bis pboROgmph there a?ld as-, listed |n cuterfamwg the crowd. Tim ovmaintf «aa mlS_spe»ft by flffit piYrictttsncI will et£'™ri*? j .vrimntho tlmoconmsa. year bonce, , .a® roOK 4 nickxii Eno j #riiE r-XArc.'■ fojke up, the collection Hint U man .hurried in the door Und, dropping into a rear pew, "beganJo mop his forehead, we put a niekcl on the plate. ’When I passed it, to Min and continued his .efforfe to Cool, off. I had got to the-rear o f the/church ard begun to count the collection when I heard an, audible gasp-and saw the man jump to Ins feet and hurry bachto-where I was standing, Before I realized what he intended, to dohe iook uniehri from theptote Undstartedfor the dobr. J followed hfm outside,and,.checkinghim,.said \ H JV'hat’s the trouble, brether? Is anything wfotig?’ ;' ' V^fjAJVV-'' ^ “ 4fot much/he calledback #ahe went down the path on aJob, ‘only vl, hadn’t finished $hdVing when my wife started for ch'drch,, and in my hurry to cateli mp vrith' her I got into the wrongbhurcV ” ■ ■, Twohome of Mr, ami Mrs. W, J Wildmftn -was tho scene of h very pretty *oefo:y event last Friday evening, toe hoatsnd hostess enter- mining n large nmpber of friends. Tho fenturc of ontcrintomcnt and one novelnsw<*ll as■entertainingwas the guessing of the diQerent states and territories. A map had ban cut so th#t the different states and territories wereseparated each bring coveredwithwhitepaper.. The cards showing the outlines wore then placed aboutthe dtffetentroomucon­ venient for the guests to study Cards were furnished and the names wore to be written as each state was pickedout. Mrs, S. T, Bakerwas a- worded the first prize, a silk flag whileMr. Sila^ Murdock was given the eottsalaifoh prize, wmap/of the United States.. . ' \t 1 The tables in I|i 0 dining roomwere tastefully deeawited m red, vvhite andblue, and the guestswere serveii a.dainty two coursesapper, favors o f small bowsof ribbon on the',.same colors as thddecorationswere given eUeb, >d'he supper iva# served by a caterer. > ^ r, .’,l , “Mr, and Mm. 'Wildman nei’e ;y- slsted in entertaining by Mrs/Alvn pvtldtoan-'of yelmariMfS. M. 1. Marsh and Mrs.'u, If.- Bnllenbergjd. A Story From Carho. The following iniereRting little paragraph cpnk-s from the Nogales (An?.) Oases-? “hrom Parbo comes a report tliat one day, recently an American rancher'in that vicinity, fearing a descent hy Yatjuin, poison­ ed a demijohn o£ mescal and then absented himself from homo over- niglit. Returning the next day, he found twenty-three dead Indiana in and about the house.” • ” GiW«y Kn#w the Viford. Dim Lawton waa the only printer who could read Horace Orceley’s iumdiriiting well enough to put’ it in type- lie used to boast he, could read the great, wondrous scrawl n mile away* One night the boys in the composing room put np n job on him. They took two roosters and ‘made them walk around on a new- lymked form and then run Over ten cheats of copy paper, The foreman wrote overit in Greeley’swell known scrawl, ,<tThe ( Flain Duty of Con­ gress/’ and,put it on old man,Law- ton’o hooki The old printer picked* it up, cwore a little, remarked that they had to shove the stuff off on the “ old man/’ as usual, adjusted hia; cpcctactes and began sticking type. Tim other printers watched mm for a few minutes, but beyond m bath nr two ,he gave no sign, Lawton went on setting typo until about half way through the “ copy,” Then he was stuck. He fo°k the copy over to the foreman and asked, “John, what,word is that?” ‘T don’t know/’ replied the fore, man. “ You know' J never could read tho stuff/’ Lawton took the sheet down to Greeley and pointed out to him « Timber In SweJen, The SwcdiAi method of insuring Jasting .qualities' in timber* aa re^’ ported jit-Woodcraft, to so simple and praetfoal ij» to be north at least h trial in ' America. ■Trees which' arq John foiled are first-“girdled”--^ lh.it iiJ>; the bark to removed for #f sirteecompletely round the ti;ebnear the ronL This"fe ylono at a certair aeusomnf the year, . Tlie-ttec; thub deprived cy* she jourtohment .which it! should r^caive tbronyh the Inner bark* will rife, hut hot immediately^ t l will itor live fur a time -on. tut; sap which itennips in the wood* ana thereby it -rilhdraws and uses up toe sup, twfofeh is the main cause of decay in nil wood*' The tree is al­ lowed to stand only a certain length oLtimcf-rflOt long”ehongh to attain, “that brittleness and dry rot which in this country have been regarded as cha’rapterfeUe of trees which die standing, ____ ., ____* , particularly awful scrawl of tho roosters feet and askid what word fiiat was, Greeley looked at atfor a moment and replied, with a frown, “Dneon- BtitntlonaJ, o f course.” Th# Dentfet and *h# Abltfator. Roy Farrell Greene, tho president of-the American Saeiely o f Ourih VdllcdotSf told at a dinner of den- t ¥JP FARE a *» ^4S» - A m m ,m § 2 M P m HotincI T r ip T i c k e t T M : :';V'. rnimm i mimiu 11 fn Nearly AWPoint* IB tJyjKm 'A, K13S- Ti * JV.lttJf .-^rri >lPh v t u m t i t h x * m m a : h * n i v” i ; v eir.fo “; a ;m . t " i )-i '*fe * Mui. 1) thth f**‘ ‘i ^(.3,’ritoJ riY-\ {;«v l * j.ns/rfeJ u' ki,m (1 »trf **< -*/■. 1‘ ’ ftllb rla f f\- * :ih Avad-'to '."i ® [IIB iihotB nj&titm sf ■ tl® o fFeritt’uBttuijisloih and h the eynotiym fo r atrcugtii aw l p itiity. I t Is sold In alm ost &11 life civilised etin«- 'ilth o c -o d fids fee-awe Mtisiet tfctvotild fe a woajfd-v/Mo’rnfem- It/, feeawpe the o il that aiaira fioin iis litres? sw im a-sallotisea fats In nam-tehiti# fond lil>Kiviu|f. pfO}KTtJt(&ri Th irty a^o o f Heott-'o ^nsisl* «ioa ft'niwl to %vny o l pr^xii-tofy cod IHtF o l cfothtot m i-aii t ft fe lt m ii i-iyi tlio full valuo of thooil wltlioitt i Isoolf.-ferimnahlo tasfo, Etsiislnim !a tho \ ba % tliiy/y in tfio tvo?Tsi foa vwnk, t»A?.fcttto!‘d thin, ilollcato, |ias»|>fe and a ll mjttiiiloiM) « f tfa-tfh j; am! h o i nisfen^lh, ” CTJ fJ £~!} H itfTj? a m w u r * e m m n m*n* MMMUbmmig % mw trm$ „ 9*e AU&tptm*, “ A dentist," bo |aiC “wsroneo trnvoliug in the and in tho Ganges life boat GvfefinrnfilaiKl lie was obliged to striko out' for ih& tliore, - riAo tfe dentist swam fiterdsiy through the muddy water an enor- m m alligator auihtonly vhzq ‘up Be­ fore, lum.. Tho- alligator opened ite* yabFsmmjsws;QSdHiuSexnhsfafiJ would have teen the dc-MMfe last, ouIy-“ -ju3t in man lap- pmed to notice tl® great yeptiiofe flkorp, v/liito teeth, m i an idea eirpjck him. 7ha "CattoiirEarts," , Lord Derby to one of the so-call 4 dd“ catekinearls” , Thereatethree Sf them in the English peerage— namely, Lords Derby, Shrewnbmty. and Huntington—and they owe thto designation* to the fael that their earldoms were in existence prior to tho sumptuary.order issued at the. beginning- of the seventeenth cen­ tury to the effect that ermino should he used instead of the catokino that- had been employed -until then for thebars of fur onthe robes of peers skin earl” to, therefore, a title of Eonor^slnce it indicates the extreme antiquity of the peerage in question. The present Lord Derby spent sev­ eral years in Canada a§ governor general of the Dominion. e m u EXGtiflHGK BflflX " JH 1 0 . ; eJ' bL-rchama aeSIt; dsvifittsis' c^toted. CoiUaflfe! T o r In fim L i an d C M !d r «a The Kind You Have ‘ - & flesfltluslinljoufe .-aUM Tf;| Always Bought i ri* -,y ahil. w’* ° B e a r s t h e J t o » H A * « 0 *MS. . 1 ; ■Ss&S ? ' ’ .» ^ma,C<mvubwiw,F««a’i^ •ncsnwml^WSttr^uBeP. . ’ T#e§mil 8 .Sie»»»te« of ‘ .. atorns* H EW T O 6 K . ■ -SLsaaMaIg-adkiihCa* T OANri madeon Real Esaue. I * 1 sontd orCbffateml 8 t*umy. —i f c \! U .M il'll-* tllll I j D os l S • j ^ { I M S In Use For Thirty Years WiStoib Wildman* Pres., Goth W* Smith, Viet- Prea., W. J Wildman. ('ncbkr :Q*t L-femitb Amt. (/aeiii^f ‘.‘ T A K E T H IS C U T .” .EXACTcopyor WRAPPER. ■*-yri ij,!, „ y .. - mi ... ,.-.r-i|rii e«.«r**J»ie*P**a*.»*#*»#»»wim HUTCHISON & GIBNEY I , ' - - fe * * 1 <, ’ - ’ ', .y ^! 1 *' ^ * n Th* H*w British Pr*m!#r. UpToDate. | “ We- recommend it; there isn’t > hotter.,; ,i In mid-summer you have to trust to,a large degree to your butcher. * W e ll C a r e d F o r M eats itt hotsweather aro the only kind to; Buys wo hare proper appliances for keeping, them right, and they’re . 1 sweet "and gate when sold. Don’t go* meat shoppingWhen it’s hot. Buy' • of Us and bo spre. tW R A T ^ / aow u in pricesSuitaSkirts. ✓ ^ ■ S n & S A M e r ' - sortmeut: 371-2 to- 49 c, com- . s forts, Beddings, few 'f P 4 g®?‘ \ -r ': ri^/ r # dies,. G ents,' C h ild ren p . C , fif* C L O U S E , OEDARVlDLB* o . darn’s Rbstfifeam * | ^ y' J^OlhS, llorper High and ‘ Lstt»e8t«ue street Springfield. ’Ohio O N E . N I G H T O U T 35 cents up, : fF , G O O D S , C A R P E T i* \ % m m c K n m • c a p e s , m d t * 3 4 U S * Su *t% Palsale at . HUTCHISON & G I B p Y ’ S, ju e m OHIO, •; r i i ^ l v ’I ^ I i a S r E e a e w e s , °rtttmcyou wanttoIeoVow? Thettkeepyour gray hair. I f not,] ‘ use HalFs Hair Rcnewer, aad havc all the dark* rich color , gferiv restored to v w t hair. ^ | . ■ '->■■—^r-,■ ■—r-r^.rninv-in -,< t ■•.■"■•- 1 o n d a NewOrleans C u b a reachedincomfort i n » m a t c m nu n AND . SOUTHERNR y . THREETRAINSADAY C k k a lii VlorMa Special UStrtoa,J sm «7 lit, IKS. _TJt-ou*h Pullman 1 service from rhiClvn, deveUr-d, IcdiannpoIIsfed jVilliml.a** I>T^Itto T > *1 Oclmnhust vl* XSig- Pour Route;De- trtrt smd TriM$\i*Pc-- m i ,CI£* Blly.ined attl* lavi* He Nelson’s Business Z for Great Britain, to an exceedingly witty Seotehman, whose knowledge of French literature to wonderful. In^ figure ho is *tout m i strongly built, and he often eiprrsac? irgrct that he hao not “ the gift o f gab/’ A ll ' to Hpecohes are prepared with the afoost eate. Steady nerves, easy temper and •tittnctufttad cell control enable Into to stancl up nn- dcr such an umeuhfe o f work as would MUmostmeo, ^ College ”■* A r c a d e , SpJ ' n g M i O h io l i j s U r i f e - * 'T ihiSCinUiiti tiorite Limited Ttesaah , -JPcCItatidsendeetren■ •CMeaKSondIcdiJiaapsStoviaMoJgflk *ii d C.H A* 1) I’.y*. orr.rrcfra} ' ujih fc M {r.‘is ; Cia;jxfU S:3-> ki iLito-.Tttk!SavUoasd’Et, c! j IO.,trjirullin^aEcr- ■\\ob to Sim, Orkr.a=. Qteeit It Creic^atSpsdol - ScantttiK €&&£&>&lO Ketfte • . i . m ^V 2 . j .-a M k . ..j Umi via <aast?3»v-nctd Riraiat* * •■■• - —• •• — •■TfrlcotO' 1 yo; 3®| 5f 1 ’KswfamYea.,' flam AhYear. BOOKKCLPINa&SHORTHAND, U WriteterCatetogue, COLUMBUS .OHIO haffl,eUn^TtcU-a corrfcot .Ti>k.r:it':r:3 \.A AciavlJo ca3 WaterTOSrir’vtSt’Sr.totntr<meflgOt tcaoaaiRtes, me latassatKauisam* mt ati-l raUenat ttvateeal . : ul : iitjr-.UNK<-.rnnuu 8 .(ien<;fgc 1017 «*fUMaOtM Ana., 1‘ ^P.V). 5T(T, 0.P. A«Cirdtat& PAILEROWK.T*P.A^CInMamtt, VLPWVW, W,e.k!SBiR!OJ. ,r>' •/.' e.» " • 0 um>*fc irisesTea,-. was s . q *«liA!iicrl of a v husband ■ once& Ijoiid-m," >?aldMrs, John W, pates,, tbs ordinary tour*- ■ isi&tunte whuh we dM ea dor last-’ 1 w rTtbteid ( Wei~W^m io-Tdme,'; Tus£Atid*a wayworki. Oho, o f our friends asked us hm W e-Wd t m 3 my Imclmnd rcpS(d*»{"T/oH, is miprasetl me as very much like m t Englishfarty,w*- 2 fetvl^fkFrcaa & I Tho _ *i '•«! * t! - # B 47h u u t i f o BROSl Spoons,Porks,Knives,etc W^ri<#vW «1 M mmtki iMtiCiaiitiliiD llivorsolo Pianos OfhMm & have^llthequhlitltefIndesign,work*. tamajjiip and ffatoh o f tins best skte lia^ silver, at tnefomthfo one-e&hth the cost ,. l:mb ter anntobfcro* u?fcd ,mk glmeshstii# »t'fateg5ate;fwhc»tl;ey m ci^stymaysuojc?tedto «ia hatj. *st kM tii? 5 , We ftava teeal tfjo L teo te to % .g^xlj ■ Mn§li o f tisfer eictllng now m the market Is entirely tad thin and !%ht for practkat use, and Is for in- ferior tot every way to “ Sffcxr Ph is Bui IPmu ” ' •; hiltAtfi *• ■Jl*feh t stc;-i«asir s fc r ' ; cvedavUsacirtMCAnn, i - .S :: , : .Hr"JJ .<=tiHUTlrvn.V. !'?!“ C'K-iS-K*U..M Outtrttd «fll » V VJf !*. 5 € /( ,.'r:q|fasfSf«531'to»■ a 0 mfg.mmm asd zm* cb , ya;-#.iS 17 teS 34 «tJifc ‘£? 5 ®;f?^3a^^ - T®' • ' < * tearcf,t»te c ' , .&.«» -j;. m m <he Smith* Ntxoii |>|qimc». uw ana*? % ryirnm mmt a.ytimatLo. ■ i-sfck i/di dsafer ter “ !K f m m bkOSk” »absri*wate, Oar Mt sasfe is “ ijay iM iKi ««#«,«« 3 r.kter£;, if krtingAmim tiGfx/Lt'ie, ttiiw bsjtof 'taim for eat citife|aB 'H’-L.'* „ rsr tNMa, CASTOR IA tarlaftyifoandCKridifi'., ft*M tm ImiMiplMil! i*HYTtvr. t* * :* I IOCML A fiD P f <M 3 f*#**'**imS*' r-AKPf*rm 3 'rt&x t&so* ^3- nC3' tit 1 t?yver 1 j » « s &riL!I $&&*?•* *nndSTc,: BoberfcIhtd i Eav,w* Sarnies Mr, atid Mrc* A* H icriained* number SnSrWedn^day* MtosHUB®/--'—•-• ^ayitndfoabbMbwi Bart and family of Da ^ qelhis ’ sbal The top notch of pah £ 8 $^^ Watsm Mrs. Clem-Bfob and i buswere gueBtsat tho Jacobgiegler, Thursda tphe Ladies of the .Society wiH hold a bazar April 7th* fo-the * —The children will to Aiherican Jubilee Sir opera house March take them,tom thneS 8 —The plat for the An toeSingers at ttte Opera openat McCollum’ s Tn 47. Tickets 35 emits. Themanyfriendshei s.Frazierof'Xenia beartbathedoespoti rapid,y. . - , ■Mr. Charles pendfom his location from Spring born where ha Is "png blacksmith buainesKfor Kev. J. W. Bickett the college, has given At Middletown and a ,et the V> F* congreg ton»i MisaTirzah MoMlUau home this week from M wkere silo Called t agoby the Illness and d< brother* Prof* Daniel M< MipsJetimo pjryin wh Visaing her sister, Mrs Kansas City, accompat latter, arrived here Mo the funeriil or Krvin. ’ • Mrs, Arthur Brown AvJ hereon a months visit v *nfs,Mr. and Mrs, J. \V. turned to her home in III*,Thursday.. —The American Ji Ootnehero Saturday < llnndertho direction i league of tho M. F . e 1*’’Obetterorganizatii THAT K O ijg fl OP Will feelmore conifer tha cold season m * GreonSeal Faint. Foesale by Korr A?Ha Wo will pay ate porlb we will pay 13 b |Vard* IVo will pay S.*%G per 1 We will pay ojgc per i) The above pi-SeoO g< w • l from tJartili iteth. 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