The Cedarville Herald, Volume 29, Numbers 27-52

b S' ” I- r T H E E X C H A I S E B A M X rUHA nvXM JS . OHIO, W* tio u n v Y m jt LW raoxit;* am? promise c a m a la n d prompt -atten tion to all hufehiep 1 itstrafeted to rug. NEW YORK ORAf-T mfi BANKMONEYOROERS. Tim c h c a p o t and m ost eou- w ay to K’tsd money by J , „ s t ___. . „„ - loam Made, on Rea! Jl-ayamttoLoff-T*ollfttsjjst 52fi!*rifefc- --r*.t.:-iHTOnyy• -m «r\ WS WWV* « 4 f-WW;^ Banking Hours? 8, A, M» to 8, P.; M, B. W. B a tm r, P re siden t ," O, L , S m ith ,. Cafthfox. L, PI, W h ineky , Asa’fcCashier:. The Cedarville Herald. ‘jte 0 Of 3 pspi*,' 5 ro»r» ' KASBaMS* , - ■«; i v i v v l i V n JfVi plains tlu s label on every- 1 xiaatuvfrtL fit Sfoti.'-a .EnWlfitOH. •the man wRhaflshOtt hla back is ou r triple-mark* aud I t Is «p $ guamnfoe t h a t J^eotfa Braul* felonwill <!«*nil t h a t Is claimed .fo rIt, Nothing b e tte r for -throat o r brohcliinl troubles In Infant o r adu lt, Sco tt's Emtd- rfon is one of the greatest flesh* bullders’lcttown t o the medical world. /•> • , A t'ouk fciore tu a j Jaekaou Nut Hiwtlfeiw, D. H, P t u i ) To. Afmm$ #W§see M 7f* f “ My moffeer him suddenly teipn •5nnday Excwftew t» Cmctftnati v ia Pemisylvnni* Lines, 1180 round trip from O d a rv ilte . .Special fraln leaves 7:«o a. m. October SO, The first number on the m tttty o n n jf a t 7& y*ifejr%f lute®te«uri$ringfromdyepepilftI wm I en tirely --dfsuMed her, un til #lx fopntltsngo, wlieii eho. began ink**, Riftetyic B itte rs w h ifh imve com­ pletely cured h e r a n d ;restored. fife fetreugtl a u d activity she had In th e | prime o f life,4" writes Mrs. W , L lecture course,Mrs. IdaConk- Gilpatriefc, of Banfortb, Me, Great- Ito , l e c t u r e r , N o v e m b e r I . ' ^ \ resJ T l \ re m *h» \ ’ . globe. Sets Stomach, L iver a n d R id - ' ueys right* purUhes th e blood, and, --W o are in aposition to handle cures Malaria, BtlUousness and you r g rain , E a sy u^Cefia to E levator 4^yeR^ a efeseB. Wonderful Nerve fcon- and good dump. 3). b- E m n t o , K . p rice^)e<Guaranteed by a ll drug- “gists. ■■.■■. ■ ■.■ * : BloodPohaninv . s c o tr m m t , m & # & * * * ; RR I»AY t OCTOBRli. S6, 1900, NEEDS A BIOW. You have qften beard th a t ‘‘every tu b Hmtsf stand on its own bottom4’ fu st So m ust every candidate th a t is o u t for office regardless o ffh e ,p a rty fed tejifoaenfe;/,. b , ^ " th i‘»i ounljy will be for a judiciary t h a t is ou t o u t l i e political arena , New York C ity has cast aside party Ism * and an independent fight ss lu>- Infl made to select,'judges- th a t art free from the eoutasninssrinp: influ ixin-king ’j u s t :$uph ’a lig h t afed -sf- w ith hundreds of o ther countles' o.' yer th e land,. *; ‘ t ^ ^ , Tlse power of “ Boss’’ is le lsa- he"-/i felt no t only in Greene county lint iu Ohio and stsitcb from East h W e s t/ Some states have sdreadj-. piatle the,house cle&uinghnfc a t pres­ e n t Ohio is ju st preparing. The de- elsfop o f th e Ohio- Bupreme Court, ft bodychoseii andelected tinder th ’ Cot ru le fn this^stato has ju s t hand- - e(l down ft decision front a Hamit ton tfomity con rf i n , that.,] th e Hraki investigating committee' of tne Ohfe Senate had’ no p ay e r "to’ s i t and ex pose th e “ g raft’,’ th a t George B, uo? a n d others werehn|oyimg. - ' The D rake ecmmisfeloji expdeef - the county treasurer’s g raft in H am ­ ilton county and while this hod? was in session ' ex-treasurers living tu rned oyer pi#,poo,ijito th e bounty treasu ry to, save themselves-iron c r im in a l, prosecution., W ith • su e !' secured tn n. few weeks' w as I t an? wonder that, Cox henchmen hrongh- ft su it to stop the .work and g e t z favorable decision iu a Cox court u Cincinnati a n d la te r, in Suprem< court. This is , only ft fa ir example of w ha t “Boss” rnle costs the aver-] ag« county. . Greene county has had trouble Ji getting decisloiis-thafcjwdald-eonvict violators of th e liquor laws, Case? a re tried m Mayor’s courts and tin defendent found gu ilty b u t by . tin time the Common P leas cou rt it reached they a re mostly reversed Or some alleged technical error. • A co u rtis iv Very necessary tbinj tn perpetuate the power of a “m a ch ine” . Men th a t operate fo r tin “ machine” m u s t in a m anne r in Immune from prosecution shook' th ey likely to be taken up for somt of their Wrong doings. People canno t enjoy th e privileges o f a free country unless they havi free courts. Courts th a t have nc string to them. Court* th a t can ren­ d e r a decision w he the r In a liquor case or an Illegal election without th e advice of some political “Boss44, By Hie lack of Interest Greene cmm«- t y citizens have allowed a- set of m A« to control the courts* the county government and thewleciions. Peo­ ple have heretofore paid little a tten ­ tion to warning as to w ha t these men were do ing / I t has been flu? y h i c ry of th e “ stra igh t vote” in tin name of !jia p a rty th a t has allowed these men to ca rry on th is work and e x to rt “ graft” from the people. Fo rtunately jumide awoke to th* «ffintiinn la*t fall ' and gave Hit “ gang” ft blow th a t se t them h ick for a time. W hat fa, needed is a blow th a t will p u t them o u t of busi­ ness. Every Indication points to Hie fac t by th e ligh t primary vote that pm iplcare going to render such ft bk?w on November 6 by doing soiiiO independent voting. PUBLIC SALES. October 81. General sale of farm vtock, Home well bred horses will be sold. Clayton McMillan,. '■ v, - November 7. Stock fa rm imple­ ments and houfeeholn gopds. S. ‘'Mil­ le r and M, Sauter. Ofefton. p&lk kuck^ and blue grass pasture f o r IGU head g loyd '. H a rriso n ., Fhoue 8—18^ Cedarville. ABadly Burpfd Gill' or boy* m au o r woman, ia ^quickly no t pf -pain if Buoklen’s A rn ica 3ftlVe is applied promptly, G. ,W* Welch, Of Teteonfehft,' Mich,, says: “ I use i t id, :.jny]. fam ily ' for^&utfe,. sore* and a ll skin in ju ries, mud find it perfocH4-’ Quickest P ile cure known. Best healing salve made, £30 a t a ll druggists. , \ , ' t ’ WANTED : by- Chicago], whole­ sale aud mail order honse, assislani manager (m an o r woman) fo r this county and -adjoining territory. Salary $20 And expensea paidWeek­ ly} expense* money advanced. Work pleasant; position permanent. No investment o r experience' required. Spare time,valuable. Write a t once fo r fu ll p a r tieuiarfe a n d enclose sd f- iiddcessed envelope:’ Address’ ’ /, General. Manager, 134 E . Lake ‘S t Chicago. ■ ■■ . s 14'*‘f " 1 ^1 ’ ^ ^ As ,we have sold our farm we will mu a t public sale on w h a t ia known a s lh e Km c f farm , one mile west oi Mrfl, I d a C o n k lin , l e c t u r e r , o p e r a h o u s e , N o v e m b e r 1, • ior 25 11>, Hack Granulated Sugar a t Trice’s. Clifton, two ____ ___ „ .......... Springs, sou th of the Yellow Spring* and Clifton pike, * . W EDNESDAY , NOV EM B ER 7 , - Commencing a t i n o’clock, a . m . the foliowingpropertyi % H E A D O P W O R S E S a Consisting p f one m are i n fo ah a good worker and: leader, weight a - boufc 14001bs, 1 good gCneial purpose horse seven yearAoltT. ' ~ 3 H E A D O F C A T T D E i 3 Consisting o f 1 good now giving a good flow o f m ilk, and will be, fresh in Matnh, 1heifer do to c a lftii June. 1heifer 8 months old. - 128 Chickens, Geese’ and DUcks. WARM IM PLEM ENTS . 1 two horse wagon, 1 top spring wagon, good as new« lg o o d plant • m buggy, I new Aughe breaking plow, 1 two horse tonguelesacnltl- vator, I new one horse cultivator. I forty tooth harrow , 1 good wheal drill, 3 eider press, 1 250 egg Incu­ bator, 2 sets o f work harness, f eel of spring wagon harness, collars, bridles, lines, forks, Shovels, hoei and i good seythe, one If. 8. mail box. HOUSEHOLD GOODS . resu lts from chronic constipation, j Danger from The Plague. There’s grave danger from nayt—SyV4Knw»'”m«»tWM‘t•vrS# 'S-V wt ’•2r^s'— S ouohr g e rm s fro m t h e s y s te m a n d C A S T B B I A TAKE THIS CUT. t h e - infuse new life and vigor* cure sour stomach, nausea, headache, dizzi­ ness and colic, w ithout griping or discomfort, 25c. Gaaranteed b y . a ll druggists. Consisting of 1 hbw , steel range. 3 new heating stoves, * extension tables, f bed lounge, I cOiich, 1 wardrobe, 2 sets Ofbed springs and mattresses, 2 dressers, s stands, £ rockers* 1 dozen dining room chairs. $ a ll wool Ingrain carpets, i t a g Car­ pet. also straw matting, clockslampf anddisbeS. 210Shocks o f Com, 6Tons of mixed Hay* 8 TonLOf CloVer H ay . TEEMS: A cred it of nine month; Will be given on a ll nuina over $10M with approved aectarif:. !A ll snmfe imderfKMH)* CftSlf, J . MILLER &M .SAUTER . B .E .co rry , Anet. David H itt, Clerk. Pennsylvania bon*fey ' Pftcwftfttic M««h>n*ty ; vm m hW F .MARBLE GRAHITfc WORK* ■ . r - -. m«yu»ir m wmcoayw '.t# i a # f f t f tM i i iM i i -L ines - dbhush October 12-1^*’American Mining Congress. M e w o a ts jfM s O c tohe rlt to l« -K n igh ts o f JPyth- iAS. - mMTTMMOQCS October 15,10 and lT--8beiety Ar* „ my of Cumberland. WEST, MORTHWBST, ^ SOUTH, SOUTHWEST Tfmn^-Beekera Etcnf«lon» ’IftfOc toiler. CJHJFORNJJi OMmm * MOMfJMM fOiAHO,- jH&AHiO and In termed iate Territory One-way Second-class Colonist, tickets on saledally nntll October gist. .■■■■■■■, ■ ■■ Furlnrorinaiton abou t fares and trains inquire of i* W , IMdabaach* Afsnf# T h i k V t o o b a d ! W e b a d no­ tic e d I t l i a s looking p re tty th in a n d r d u g h o f la te , b u tn a tu ra fiy d id n o t like to sp e a k o f it. B y fife w a y , A y e r ’s H a i r V igo r i s i r e g u la r h a i r g row e r, g p e r ­ fec t h a i r ionic* T h e h a ir stop s C om in g o u t ; g r o w s T a s t e r , k eep s so ft a n d smoQth. A y e r’s H a i r V ig o r c u re s s ic k - h a ir, in ik e s It s tro n g a n d h e a lth y . . flk#b«tMnaetam«timonlM -3 • * -■**8aa f 0 P ovttr stety yssrs.” J9L SAKSAPABIXA. pmguc o ic o u g n s a n a vo ia s tnm a re so .p ievalsn t, unless yon take T)r. B ing 's N ew Disqoyerv fer Consum­ ption , Coughs ,ant. Colds. Mrs. Geo. Walla of Fo rest City* Me.* w rites: ” IP a v Godsend to people liv ing m climates where coughs and colds prevail, T find it qniekly cures ends th em .lt prevents Pneumonia, cures BaGrippe* gives wonderful relief In Asthma and H ay Ifftver, and makes weak lungs feiropg quongh to ward off Consumption, Coogbsand Colds. BOeand $1.00. Guafan tedcy a lld fug - ■glsus. T ria l bottle free.' ,v - D r r K E N N E D Y ’S «M W * tto |nlc% - “1K%; ■ Pew crlttl IfflOm,,. _ ^ ! i S ! » a K . “ n m n u n n a e m . Or. Xrmwdr-.I^tToritaRcmed, ONEIDA COMMUNITY TRAPS The NEWHOUSE TRAP Is the.best in the world. It is a perfect machine. Hand-fitted! Thoroughly Inspected and tested i * ' > 4 *—— ^ 4 VJ ? ^ ^ J - „ ^ TheVICTOR -TRAP, Is the onlyra- , liable- tow-priced trap. Don’t buy cheap imitations. Be' sure the Trap Pan"reads as follows^ rv ASK ANY TRAPPER The Kiwi You Have Always Bought B 6 a r s a e Promotes Dl^eMiGdCiKerfnl- ness andBe$t)C6fltain3ndfik** m H A R C O T f e . Str>m rt4?rsri«t ivmwf-* j^ t ^ jW M m A r a m r ' ' j. - ts s s s iti - Aperiecl Bernedy fo r Con 3 tipd- tlon , Sour Stomach,Dtanhoea Worms.Coflvalsioiw.Fevertslv nea$«mdJ, 0 BS OFSBEEP. Signajare of N E W Y O H K . w In Use For Over Thirty Tears “ We recommend it; there isn’t a n y better.,* 3« m ld 'snmm eryou have to trust to a large degree to your butcher. tAt t t B - . ; r i w i v a i ^ u i u f m e a t s in ho t weather, a re th e only kind to bwy5 we have proper appliances for keeping them, right, and they’re sweet and safe when sold. Don’t go m ea t shopping when it’s hot . Buy of .ns and be sure. C . H . C R O U S E , c k d a e v i l l e , o . Sara’s Restaurant . and Dining Booms Corner H igh and Limestone street- Springfield, Ohio. .Kfajn mw X W«dse*d«]r.A»yil<lh, l passedsnotlier l*pf» worm£8, tt. lone «mi over &tuonsmud email /wortatf, CreylMKrtom’yV*WJiif j dl4n’» ----* Jiu& .* t*pa-worm, i »lw*i«Jhsda*mall know ,.1 Browa, Uk ZriaAUafet..BtoolTra.N.7. T«« - TRArrEirs autDK S,*it'af rtHUAr thi'ityewhtuu TRARPniJ' ----- ■»- - ^ —- - .................. SUJDE. tiittmirlj C*Mm» FALLSUITSATPOPULARPRICES Tie**ly MACAflUf rle»,u4i»\Ut interat, *fih,tr«t£tr. SenateUnitfere,}?, <L*.HAR0m0.jmCO.. Co1««t«k. Ohta Public Sale of Cattle, H)^s and Sheep, Fall Skir]t§ $5 to $12 the Dew plaids, ■T 'EaU|Waists, wool, $1.25 to $2.50. - H ,Black ilk Waists, $4.50 to $10. . - ; |Y( :; r BrilliotirieWhists; $1 to $2.50. ‘ ~ - , , SilkPetticoats, excellentfor $5, six:yds, raffle. Satin Pettidoats, $1 tp $2.50. - * - Purs—Collars, Muffs, ets., latest styles, $1.75 to ./ -T $15; ■I ' ' , V' . > ^ 7 |]- Muslin IJnderwear—Corsets Coyers,] Pants, 25c to $1.. Gowns 50 to. $3. . : '- Knit Corset Covers, Whit Underwear and* Mentor are very popular, . Five cases just in* New, Outing Gowns, 50c th $1. Also Itain Goats. . . v . . Room Rugs—Carpet sizei all grades. Tapes­ try, $10.75. Rugs, $1,50, etc. Druggets, $3 .up* . P*J*t*M*,JVd--nt,T*ste'<?opd.IfoCoo4. X*TerStekea,WB*Ve» -cr OfelXJ.Ifle.25c. Kever •oldin balk. VlusjHBrnine at«3nj>ed COO. fiaing- ■■ * ■..... ■■■ ..... ■-—■* --- Steiliag RemedyCo., Chi;j £0 or N.Y. 594 AKHUALSAli,T£KWLU0M BOXES W Em E SB SY * OCTOBER 3h 1903, * BEGINNING J I T TEM O’CLOCK __ On the Sheep James McMillan farm 3 Allies east of Cedarville and “Snuhfs west of Srioift oh die Columbus pike;------— ----------------- -- 24 HEAD OF HORSES 24 - Tljese boraesare sired by Abitus, Axius, Col. Coit* Xenlunu GIBflEY’S. ■jXS^Ukx .• o h i o ; Gymnast*Bobby Bums, Jr., Advisor and West Egbert. Their dams are a combination of the blqod of the celebrated stallions, Bull of the Woods, .Ben Butler, PacingAbdallah, Cumberland; Start-Away, C, n ; Purcell,Bold chief and Clint Bryant* • StoVEft HxEts by Wilttion* jr. and a C, H, Purcblldam, a hand­ somelymarked blood bay gelding 8 years old, a fine actor and shows promise pfbefng fast. , . MAon by Axius, dart Start-Away, a S year old brown filly, city broke and an excellent road jmare Of fine she and style, , S ata K by Col, Coit, dam, Bold Chief, 3 year old Sorrel gelding somewhat blemished by barbedwire cut but this does not interfere with his traveling. Broke to drive, H aves by Gyipnart and HumbleIonian- dam, 3 year old black gelding of good action and road qualities, JC dgb by Axius, dam CIjnt Bryant, 8 year old brown gelding, a Very catchy horse and a great roadster, C upid by Cbl. Coit, dam, Bold Chief, 2 year.old sorrtl gelding broke to drive and will make something fast with proper handling. DAS a bay gelding ©years old, well broken, a good driver and family horse. F red a brown gelding 0 years old by West Egbert, doable gaited, nicely broken and very fast at the pace. Also dark hay filly by Xenium, dart, Cumberland, nice clean limbed and loppy. Another Xeniumby Start-A-way, black geld* iiig 2 years old Another candidAtefor speed honors, Also f yearlings: 1 1 by Col. Coit, 1 by Bobby Burns Jr., and 2 by Alatus that are fine individuals ahd the making of game road horses, if not something very Speedy, * ' 1Will Also self my brood marei, dams of numberof the above with ftnfc coitsat sideby Advisor, These mares, which Are now in foal have proven ihcffisclvas great breeder* and are good drivers. AlsoHugh grade draft mare, iu foal, 11 year* otd, first class breeder*worker and liner. We have * of this mare’s r,pUs, ft * year old hay gelding* Norhiaft, Weight; about a good Worker and welt broken} 1yearling and 1 weanling colt oat of Belgian Company horse that mate in color and markings, that ought when marred make a high priced team, 74 HEAD OF HOGS 74 Consisting of 84 head of large feeding hogs* 6 thoroughbred Berkshire softs, 4 gilts and 1 thoroughbred Berkshire boarplg, a fine animal, to head a herd, • _ > 194 HEJW OP SHEEP m Consisting of 140head of.good feeding Iambs, to head Of breeding ewCs, 2 Delaine and 2 Shropshire rains. 9 HEAP OF CATTLE 9 Consisting of 2 milch cows, 4 grade heifer? and 8 Short-Born feed­ ing steers, f Tons of Bure Timothy Hay, 10 Torts of Alfalfa Hay, . f a r m m p L B M m t s Consisting of l Oabofn binder, 1 Deering mower, IWhitelymower, I Superior wheat drill, 2 walking Corn plows, 1 Diacliarmw, J Brown wagon with bed, fse ts of' hay ladders, 1 phaeton, 1 open buggy,S sets of work harness, 1 set of baggy harness and other a?tides too num­ erous to mention. TERMS: - A credit of six months will be given on alt sums over 18,0(1 with approved security; S per cent discount for cash. Having rented the farm Ail the aforementioned property will he Soldwithout ieserve. ^ , ■ CLAYTON McMILLAN; fl. % BAKER, Aurt, Free Lunch tn AIL R. f , KXRR, Cterit, TRY OUR JOB PRINTING PUBLIC SALE! •, I f so, it will iaterost you to know tha t i t ' cart he stopped with Dr. .Miles' Anti-JPaia Pills j and’ without, arty bad after­ effects], and, this w ithout dan-. igcr of forming a-drug habit or baying your $tqmach disar­ ranged. They positively con­ tain no opium, morphine, co­ caine, chloral, ether or. chloro­ form in any form. Ur. Miles1' Anti-Tain Pills relieve pain, and leavc only a sense of relief. The reason for this is explained by the fact th a t headache comes front tired, irritable, turbulent, over-taxed brain nerves. Anti- Pain Pills-soothe and strength- enTheselmrves, fHus removing the cause. They are harmless when1 taken as directed. "We *w« or. Miles’ AnU-P*In Pills for the -coro of Reaaacht>, ar.d wo mink that mere is nothing that will equal them. , They will cum- the severest spell of nervous or #icx headache )i> *, very few minutes. 1 ata of a nervous temperament, and occnsionajlv hay* spells when toy nerves sewn to bo completely exhaust­ ed. and I' tremble so I can scarcely Contain myself. At these times Xalways take the Antt-Paln lulls, andr they quiet me right away. It 1# remarkable what a soothlns cffccr they have tipon.the nerves."; KBS, F . St. KAKD, Detroit, Midi. Dr. Mils*’ Antl-Pain Pill* are told by your drugjrtat, whs will guarantee that th e first package Will benefit If it fail** he will return your money, St doses, as sent*. Never sold in bulk, Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind Hav ing decfdetlto qu it tlm LiveryHuBineas, I will sell a t Public Auction a t What in known ns Hie Boyd Livery Stable, re a r o f Flnneyfo Restau ran t In Cedarville, Ohio, on T H U R S D A Y , N O V E M B E R i / i g o f i , Commencing promptly a t 10 o’clock a, m ., m y entire Livery Stock, consisting of 12 H E A D O F H O R S E S l » N ight geldings and three mares, a ll c ity broke And each would m ake a n excellent fam ily horse. D A N I E L B E R O t t D A l H igh A c ting T ro tter: T ria l 2 25. Seal brown Stallion, 15.V hands; weight 1200 pounds, foaled i m . Bred by Green Harrls^MaywOod Ind iana. Sire Hriando Boy 21147* foil b ro ther of Barrios 2 . 2 GX. Willow Brook Queen Son of V ik ing 1843, Sfro Of Barrios 2 . 2 f>J4, Willow BroOk <3tneeu 2 , 18 / 4 * Lney jGagen&2,X'*;*i and others. Bon of E gbe rt lltfi and C a t by Brignoh 77. f , Dam Belle Clay by George Olay, son, of O. T. Clay 4T88, sire of th e dams of Dri Monical 2.00^* Lady AH B igh t 2.10^ doe Bhe» 2.12N, Capt. Chuck 2.UU* Senator Smiley 2 . 1 C*|, Col, Axworthy 2.2HI, Doll 2 . 21 ^ 4 , Son of Caliban 304 and Soprano—nam of ,10-^by Strath* more408. % Dam-Blanche, by Blue Bull 75. S ire of the dam s of Prmcei* Moquette 2 . 08 * 4 , A lhambra S.OtiX, Bassell 100 * 4 , Veta Loj?**; A tlan tic K ln g 2 .O 0 ?L Antidote 2.10*C, Royal Baron 2 . 10 ^ , Geo. Caetle ElOL', Limy P an 2.10*L MaJ, Ccnhiever 110*4', Lucy Poeey 2.I0X- Son of Blue Ball P ruden’a and Queen by Young Selina fl,Dam Miss Stewart, by Poca* ItontasBoy ITSO: Sire of the dams o fH o a ta s Crooke* HftlJMfoRwan, Plaster Belfo, Cracksman* Swift Bird. Bon of Tom Wolfe 1780 and Fann ie Benton* dam Of E lla Wilson b y Je rry , 4, Bam Lady Stewart* by B lue Bull 78. Sire of the doms of Princess Moqueite. AHiambrA, Kassell, Vela. A tlan­ tic King, Deck W right, Antidote* R oya l Baron* Geo. Castle, L « r y Pan, MaJ, Centileyer, Lucy Posey. Son of Blue Bull* P ruden’e a n d Queen bv Young Selim, ' * . ’ n V'LttiLLlfiS i t One good rubber ttra eftrriagot |i x rubber HrO piano box buggies, good aa new j three-seated sample wagon, p taen ca lly new,* one piemc wagon, wili carry 12 passengers; mm new rubber m phaeton, and one aletghT » acts of single liarness, 2 sets o f double harness, 1 set of carriage harness a n d t M Of track imrness. They Am « b MKfoUogh hand m ^ te h f t S S . C C, W E IM ER . CBBARVlLLRkOHTO, t e g ' ^ E D I C I N E TLI* grent stock meik'foft ii a money fcrtef for stock ralsccs. Rjw iaamedidnCj not a Cheap food o rf condition powdar. Though put trp ; in coarser fortn than Thcdford’a , Blaek-ThWighL TeKoisned for the if core of toe digestion troubles of ^ pnrsbhs, It has the same qualities of invigorating dlgesUon, stbrieg up the torpil liver and loosening the constipated bowels for all stork and poultry* R I* carefully pm; pared ar.d its action is 90 healthful-; that stock grow and thriveWith An occasional dose in their food. I t . oorea hc^f cholera and makes hogs j| grow fat. It taw* chicken thrieta m d roup and makes hens By, It Stares otmtrijtaUoh, distemper irtd ooid* i* hernm, fttartrin in tatue, *ad make* a dtwaribt taiimsl do K mc * w*fk lo r th i fool tontmtiW. I t gives aalanda and fowl# 0 ^ ril Wm* amt p k foster aH ra-issc abfttidt ceriafoly give It ft trial ItatetsHe. ft**«fthdsate*tea riftws its price l« profit. im m m , *» ., RswkiMteL t . t ftavfeftsMasMtaVlwsv ISw s »r 1 IlMftjNSta sMums sa.iov „ Tata* J.*.HASfeOH. HW ftPk t’ Ckfeitel A t f r i e r r 1 f0GMr g jw J d f t 'C o n k l i f tfef** ______ ^ r„ a le h o g .W - IL I „ r. Frank * ^ ^ n t r i f t h b a t h w l t f l r • - lUaa Marihft Brimiatt I ^ r i d t e d f r i e n d a y pOTt BALRti" U oJ Jtavv. . 1 ^ i f f e d a y g e n in g . jfr. Alv» # ° Td* Vh0 Rj ^ Trith m*larl», is rot1 ikktlme- It MitaR«Jft Crafewell* j * M r . a n d M r s .G .H . C r e d with typhoid fot’er. , jjr, yohn N a sh a tfon tl*| IteJftud reception in 5C«| lay evening. 1 Mr, and Mrs. J o h n _ (lailzliteL Lavina, spen t! i,h o )« e of-Mr. ^ W . * 1 » r. ami Mrs. I>. HI -spent Wedriesday With T I'Ufitewart of nea r Clltton, Mr- J . A,’BtWMnont of i iahsito owing to th e Blue Mr, J* C- Stormont! Mrs. O- A., S p h a r am returned home Sabbath j itera v isit here w ith tela Mr] Earl Jam ison and I Ryars of <Dftyton speil Vldf Mr- and*Mrs. JeesC1 , > r . .and Mrs, ;M- H „ ;l ScUutchenvilfo; O.* *— 1 jug their sister, Mrs* O. Hr. and Mrs. M, 3?. their guests Hid la tte r week, Mr! and M r s .; Mr .1 Bred W heele r ha sl lanii wear Xenia, 'Mr* ]1 cejifiy spld h is fa rm to ,'1 CiHrparties.—' - - — .Mr.George L . , CraufuJ of Cincinnati fepent sever^ week with his slfeter, Cranford, - Mr: Moore MctfiUan wj Pt. Recovery ifeis Week ofthe death of-ahrother | dental th a t place. Mr.M. R, Denver <>f W | wtndluate forGoiigress n i Thursday. He* was infcif Mr-James McMillan. Mr. W illiam Spencei] carrier on rou te $ is Bi« phold fever. Mr. 2!. T .| xchngaBTinTrieirnr Iirwpl The plat opens morning at McCM the first number or ture course, Mrs. Id! We stated in l a s t ii BrighamHarbisortha from Alexander, : riiould have been Mr Uaon* Mr, Jan ies H endcrsl riitaed the Samuel Hap tef 41,200, Mr. H ander Hag his farm th o u g h t 1 Jamestown b a t w ill reiJ Mr. Ge rge Townslol Lift, eh x ’Wentworth] Kansas, a re v isiting *»d near Seim*. Mr.l * nephew o f M r, J am e ( misplace. If you Want to an Wngazine or news NovemberJ»f! whe dialogue with pric n than any other* box. T h e fire course on J^ctureby Eon'tfaih W m e s tR - ®Ktr4 h e a v y , d o n ] lin e d , u r n Jc* ^ n tm e n t , \ d o u b l e b t ^ ^ l l . 0 0 p e f g a t STjiihr the hai