The Cedarville Herald, Volume 30, Numbers 1-26

\ KINNANE BROTHER’S GOMPANY SPRINGFIELD OHIO, This Sale is made necessary to Satisfy the claims made by the bequests of the Late Mr. John Kinnane president of the Com- pany (deceased) and to legally adjust the various requests, an estimate must be made at as early a date as possible— Consequently prior to doing so it is the desire of the heirs that the stock now on hand be reduced as rapidly as possible and turned into Money-There fore we have decided the most explicit manner to accomplis this end, is this special annoucement of a Settlement Sale-of all Merchandise now in Stock, which includes the bulk of New Spring Goods which have already arrived,a nd daily Jreing unpacked. The entire Stocks will be so reduced in prices to make Selling quick, and the object in view achieved.- No department or item in the Store will be omitted. No matter how desirable the goods. Everything will be at your disposal. To those desirous of taking advantage of the unusual saving opportunities this Sale presents should not fail to attend, and to make out-of-town patrons equal to those residing in the city we shall Refund your Gar to Springfield on Purchases ' ' • W ' ", ' < * , _ . • of $5. or over on either Steam or Traction n Included in the Sale will be found, Silks, Dress Goods, black and colored, White Gocds, Table Linens end Dov mestic Godds, Blankets and Comforts, these almost Given away. Lace Curtains Draperies, Carpets, Rugs, Matv ings, Linoleums Women's Tailored Coats, Suits, Seperate Skirts, Furs, Childrens and Misses Tailored Coats, Shirt Waists, Corsets, Muslin Underwear, Men's, Women's, and Childrens Knit Underwear, Gloves, Laces and Env broideries, China and Glass Ware Enamel Kitchen utensils, and everything pertaining to all kinds of House Luv nishing Goods in our Big Bargain Basement, This will benefit everybody who attend, as the Stocks must be re< duced, and until the object is accomplished, This Salewill Continue to offer Greatest Bargains ever Known, - , Respectfully, OF WINTERSHOES 20 per cent discount on all Winter Shoes, Now is the time to buy Good Shoes at very Low Prices, We keep the Best of Everything in Shoes, Frazer’sShoeStore Public-Sale Xenia, Ohio. YOUR APPETITE If your appetite it poof, cat meat, To tempt your anpetitc and nourish the system our choice meats me m t excelled by anything. The we^k and the strong, the small and the hearty eater a lik e e n j o y t h em . , , . , „ ' * ... m m jj As -I ant leaving the farm, X will of­ fer at public, sale, on wlwt is known as the J. N. Townsley farm, one mile north of Cedarville, on Thursday, March 7 , 1907 * Commencing at 10 o'clock, the following property 5-HfiAD OF HORSES—5 Consisting of 3 good brood mares, 2 good drivers, 1 bay gelding five years old. 15-HEAD OP HOGS—15 . Consisting of i brood sows with pigs, 10 headrof shoats, one registered Ches­ ter White boar. 5-HEAD OF CATTLE-5 Consisting of 4 milch cows and 1 calf. 23 bushels of seed oats, one-half of 43 acres of wheat, 225 shocks of corn, hay in the mow, a Tot of shredder fod­ der, corn In the crib. FARM IMPLEMENTS 2 carriages, 1 rubber tire? 2 buggies; 1 rubber tiro phaeton, almost new; J road cart, 3 2-Iiorfie wagons, 2 sets hay fodders, grave! bed, wood ladders, dump cart and harness, 3 breaking plows, 3 cultivators, 1 harrow, 1 disk harrow, hay rake, McCormick binder and mower, 1 drill, wind-mill, corn slieller, iron visa and work bench and lot of tools, feed sled; hay fork, with ropes and qullcys; 1 corn planter, with fertilizer attachment; 1 iron pump, and 3 watering troughs, feed box, grind stone, lard press and kettles, bees, (1 sets of work harness, 1 set of buggy harness, 1 double set of carriage har­ ness, 1. farm bell, 2 cross-cut saws, chm-n, 1 heating stove, 1 wood cook stove, a IcV; household articles, and other things too numerous’to mention TERMS made known on day of sale. B . A . Townsley* T. BAKER, Auctioneer. F, Kerr, Clerk, Public Sale We have got the be?t‘fence In the -world. As I have •sold-my farm, I will soil at public sale on what is known 09 the J. S. JBrowij farnil mile * north-east ot OeclarVillo, . \ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6 , 1907 .I Commencing at 12:30 o’ clock p. m. standard, the folk wing property:, 5 HEAD a<’ HORSES 3 Consisting of 1marc, eleven years old, with foal, good worker; 1 mare 5 years old, work any place; -1 tw(» year old .colt, sired by Wilmonsy dam Hambletonian mare. 1 span brown mules, mares, iwo years old in May weighing 072each. 7HEAD OFSHROPSHIRE EWES These Ewes are with lamb, 80 HEAD OF CHICKENS 80 - . Consisting of 75 Brown Leghorn pullets and 5 roosters. FARMING! IMPLEMENTS LTroy wagon, 1 McCormick bind ■m iC* " J ^ ~ ‘ !*.wide-yf; large,“ heavy. ’wlrci/h*?* bingo A t I S f ' U | ■ K I V joint that yieldS'to pressureand r------ sto t reand snring. bade W>place, is prOol against.weather conditions, thoroughly galvanlied, and ii made to do service andlast. ■. AMERICAN FENCE is ntadeef steel exactlyrightfor Ihe purpose by the largest -wire making concern Irttheworld. Let tisdejoonstrate tbisfcncgSjo you. We carry a large stock ready lor I deliveTT-andcangive you pointers jt^d help Inselectingandputting up, I KERR & HASTINGS BROS. er, 1 Hoosxer disc fertilizer grain drill, 1 Avery corn plant*? witJU 80 rods of wire, 1 Deorlng mower, 1 Tiger hay rake, 1 Tiger” riding corn plow, 1 Ohio Weeder, 1 Imperial breaking plow, 1 spring tooth har­ row, one -10 tooth harrow, 1 single shovel plow, X set of hay ladders, 125 foot hay rope, fork and pulleys, 1grass seed sower, I top spring wa­ gon, 1 rubber tire piano box buggy, only run four or live timetj, 4 sets of work harness, 1 set of btigpy har­ ness, fleets of cheek lines, 1 single line and lead rein, s bridles, l set of buggy fly nets', 4 collars, Chalters, hitch straps etc., 1 grindstone, 3 log chains, 1grass and l hush Scythe, 1 wheel borrow, doubletrees and singletrees, forks, shovels and hoes, I post hole spud, 2 feed baskets, 1 dinner beli, 1 iron kettle, meat bar­ rel, i dasher churn, milk crocks 4 lard cans, 3 hltrhert tables, X cup* ami board, lot o f chicken coops feed coop nod other articles, In Bushels of^White Seed Bats, 21*2 Bushels of Seed •tiofii, Very line. . I will sell at the H. A. T ow tis lcyM »M S ; A credit of nine months sale next Thursday a pure bred An- Ifflvtm, purchaser giving approved gus bull cloven moiif hs old. Florence Finney, security, in hand. Slims under 410.00 cash r Golden Rale is the brand 1hat's beenwith you for ycorsaiul it’s bet* ter now thou ever. Try if. C. B. HARNER. R, E. C orky , Auct R. F. Kwm, Clerk. FOB SALK: Ladle*’ bicycle frann Thorn**makr. No, jncih**n* Thom* •FOR BENT: Wo hove 36acre# for com and 30 hcj *.* s fnf oafea, lueab d one mile nmtli-casf of tVelarviile, i Call un HMlTlf bt CLEMAKS. Take Cure a Cold in One Day Cure* TwoD*y*» Laxative Bromo Quinine t « mo 4^ mt // oneywy T h i f sS*n&ttxre« w . s ig a tu r , ARE YOUTHINKING Of your EASTER SUIT? I f so it will pay you to see our lines of S p r i n g S u i t i n g s T o Order F ob $17 Up to the finest in the market. These Suits bear our regular guarantee and am all wool in various weights and colors. Do not overlook this opportunity. Place your order now. Repairing and Fregimg Dane, W i l l e n b o r g B r o s Tailors, 22 West HighBfroot. Bpringdeld, Ohio. CASTOR!A For Infant* and Children. Be KindYouH ub AlwaysBittgM Beans the Signature of Pennsylvania LINES- W inter Tourists Fares to California Mexico Florida and South, Colorado and Southwest. Homeseekers Excursions W e s t Northwest South Southwest For dvtftild, consult Ivmns.vlYAnJa Lhic«< T frtm f A t f - t t J* W, JUdab*#*h, Cedarville.T). f o r Work wilt c that o f ofo t h i r t i e s q , M. Ridgwa- jbdsttitagiu&flt t jaiwionerfl for I77.L rix par cent from A stenographer's fei \ ctptgfor reporting thebill of exceptio; of Ohio again befor* Mayor The townw May. J#03. Ridgeway Rad i . theJamestown Ma; gjle ot liquor to re, the anti-saloon leag guilty on both cha were appealed and jetties in the coui questions* the iowe versed. Nothing f done in the ease,* Ridgway has s hacking and Is at -t; branch of the cou Suit was brought b, collect the Dow taj •way enjoined' the c and Judge Kyle Common Pleas deci The Ridgway ca. ■ fought from' start ti E.W. Rfagar, taki ; the temperance p< bad the support of f, corrupt politicians, of a newspaper at present his side of t” diffusing the public guilt. For this reason th ble one and the above mentioned si the more so, BEER BALL The beer hall or Soldiers’ Home ne been closed after bi 81years. By an ac- hall was closed.Mon-. mission is taking p whether the actio) canteen was propc be two sides to the < business standpoint far as morals are c6 WEATHER K The weather repor j 1907, is as follows; Ran ches; per cent sunr1 direction, north-wer snows 8; depth of sn<> number o f rains, 4; <- cloudy days, X2; p highest., temperatui Lowest temperatui range of temper&tu average temperatui This month was uny > \ Samuel Ore iv BO YOU VAm ■ ■' ‘ SUMMti Any one desiring during the Summer it to their advantag Nonpariei P'g. Oc Cincinnati, Ohio, and sample o f last i Write now, It may l»rs to you this sunn. MONEY to loa on FARMS, only We also have desirable farms c e d a r v i l l e , J am e s t ow n i sm ith & ELI VILLE, OHIO. --The Tarbo: have a few nic< u Wear our complt * our garme, FAS' \\ For those i i prices. /