The Cedarville Herald, Volume 30, Numbers 27-52

msga CUT" t \S' p ; there isn’t* have to trust mr lnitfAH'r. For Meats only land to Itppliances for I nml they’re l>hl. Don’t go ft's lio t,' Day fse , '■33, 0. hwcaTeto anil Hud lo u t t\iou\. 1 h»vo Idiffoation and bll- | ty enroll. Koeom* Vo tried, you wlft '■ tarx , Albany( N .Y, e ls nci Iisto Good. Po Ooott, 1, lOe, 2Se, 50c, Never le t stomped 0 0 0 . l ey buck. f cago or N .Y . $oa .LIONBOXES certainty Ir heart is Im in four lit may be ImId know [rfous con-^ lavp short lalpitation, jh'tshes; if f t side; if 1 smother- Kiid heart, |ir heart is diseased, witf-re­ ptile, and | condition rote to tho advice, an I ‘rouble, and I had pain t side, and aw a deep ■ little exertion, and 1 ide.without e to try Dr, Vine, which nt I am Jn: was before, nee I cam- ibout thlr- inns, and .i my heart iniOMAS. Blty, Ohio, lin e Tabile | is sold by rantee that If It falls iart, Ind ant. he Book- jig across ithe old tistaurant 1 dining reached |25e and -field, 0 . ¥ ^6^ af.tr^afeteSS 03. Ba.Ainf W I O •air, with, Vt„ *iW, Vat tall, 'i'li* hOrepair* lad to ft* hlashait.'sf, .6 'pn$4§» • <n$f>«><yr9Mrfe'C9c>^ | LOCAL AND PERSONAL f Oratorical Contest, November i. Um, Belie Gray spent Raturdny -Finest candles a t Nagley Bros, ---If you n«od a phoaton ami want a bargain call on J. H. 'Wolford. A bargain in a second buggy. President Roosevelt Has issued a proclamation setting apart, Thurs­ day, November IS as Thanksgiving Day. m *■ Misa Kate Nisbet spent Monday In Xenia. Best polisbingpowder on earth at WISTERMAN‘5 Miss Mary Bird will entertain her class a t a spread Friday evening. Miss Martha Bronagen ol Fair field spent Saturday and, Sabbath here. Mrs. Fannie McKensie has, re turned to her home in Now York. --For Sale or To Lot: The excel­ lent Cottage House and lot, known as the Ferris House. K. Hood- Miss Lydia Scott of Xenia was the guest of Miss Lillie Stewart from Saturday until Monday. ML A. H. Oreswell baa installed a steam heating plant in his resi­ dence south of town. Bring us your eggs and butter Nagley Bros. Mrs. O, L, Smith ana Miss' Fern Ervin spoilt Monday in Springfield —Second hand pheatonTor sale at J , TLWolford’s. Mr. and Mrs. L, H. Sullenberger .spent Tuesday in Springfield. FOB SALE: One choice yearling Delaine ram, C. E. Cooley. Mr«, J . L. Henderson is the guest of her sister a t New California, —Mattresses, bed springs, the best to be bad a t McMillan,s. Mrs. David l ’arbox has returned home after a visit at; Zion City, —Hookers, couches, folding beds side boards, a t McMillan’s • Dr. J, W- Dixon has moved into the 0 . M. Crouse residence on Xenia avenue. . i —Curtains to fit your windows a t McMillan’s. • Rdv. W. J . Sanderson and wife' have returned from a visit with rela­ tives a t Utica, O. „ ' ' —FOR SALE: One Durac Jersey boar. , J . A. Burns. . A haUowecu party was given a t •the home of Miss Fay Conner last night. —Buy shirts and overalls a t Nagley Bros, Mr. and Mrs. W . H- Lackey of near Jamestown' have gone to the Jamestown Exposition, Mrs, Skrah Mitchell lias returned home afte r a Weelvs visit w ith rela­ tives in-Day ton, ' ' Keep 111 mind the oratorical..coni test/whifch will he held in the opera House November 1 , Mrs. J,. B. Winter, Mrs. G. Tf. Whiter, and Mrs. H. M. Stormont spent Tuesday in Xenia. —CarpotB, mattings and linoleums a t McMillan’s. Rev. A. W. Blackwood of the Xenia seminary will preach for the R„ P. congrf gal ion Sabbath morning and evening. Evening service at 6:80, ■ Miss Minnie Ridenour of Selma spent Saturday and Sabbath with Miss Lonisa Smith. * .......... . —Try Pierce &Northup for auto­ mobile supplies, lubricating and machine oils, gasoline etc. Messrs. David an ICharles Lowrey. spent Saturday and Sabbath In Xema, —Golden Rule is the brand tlipt’s been with you for years and it’s bet­ ter now than ever. Try it. Mr. I r a l ’route has purchased the Ross property near the It. P . church and moved into same this week. —We have an experienced gas fitter in our employee. L e t us fig­ ure with you. Pierce and Norbhup Rev. J . H. Kendall and sister, Magi Julia, haves returned to their home in Tarenturn, Pa. Mrs. Frank Nagley and Misses Ottie and Mary Frey of Xchin spent Sabbath with Miss Bella Nagley. The oratorical contest will lie held in tlia opera house, Friday evening, November I. The price of admis­ sion wlU be i!f>cents. Mr, Wm, Haley ot New Orleans, a contractor In 'tha t city, has been visiting bis mother, Mrs. I)an Hal­ ey- Any one wanting a first-class Round' Oak heating stove will do well to inquire at tins office for par­ ticulars’. Mr, W. B. Stevenson and wife are taking in the Jamestown Exposi­ tion and visiting relatives in Virgin­ ia. Mr, George Craufurd hrs returned to liis home In Cincinnati after a visit with his sister, Miss A. L. Craufurd. • —Have your dwelling piped for gas by a local firm. Satisfaction guaranteed aikl all work to stand the company’s lest. See Pierce & Northup.' Miss Elizabeth .Newcomb of Mechanicsburg and Mrs, Janies Mart'ain of Springfield are visiting afnthe home of Mr. Benoui Creswell. Rev- 0 . H. Milligan is assisting Rev. A. K. Strain, of Reynoldsburg, in communion services this week. There will be no preaching services a t the ti. P. church Sabbath. Mr. Isaac Wlstorman has moyed liis drugstore into the store room north of the bridge,- which lie re­ cently purchased. , A few lines inserted m the Herald will rent your house, sell whatever you have, or bring you just what you want to buy. The cost is small even though the returns are great. Mr- anil Mrs. B..W. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wilson have re­ turned home after a trip to the Jamestown Exposition and other points in the East. KisaMaWe Conklin, who has been assisting Miss A. L. Craufurd, has been called home owing to the ser­ ious Illness of a felativtj. Mies Ber­ nice Northup has been assisting during her absence. There will be a lecture delivered At the Baptist church on Sabbath at 4 p. uk by Mr.- Wm. C. Current the blind lecturer, all .are cordially In­ vited to attend. .Thislecture will be under the auspices of the colored Y. M. C. A. ___ ' . . . _ —Are you anxious to increase your wages? You certainly can "by learning to use a typewriter. And you can rent machines at Limbock- er’s, In the Arcade, Springfield, O., for a month and see if you are suc­ cessful. . Word has been received from Mr. Ralph Wolford and Mrs. ,T. C. McMillan and daughter, Mary, upon their safe arrival a t Mexico City. They wore about two days late owing to a delay in trains. A pleasant trip is'reported. —Jamestown Mill’s Ohio’s Pride flour is made from sehcteu wheat and by intelligent milling, amt is meeting with unparalleled success. Buy It, try It and stay by it, Wo guarantee it.. ’ R. G, George. While cholera lias been making inroads among the farmers’ hogs in this section, the distemper has now appeared among tho horses. Mr, A. II. Creswell lost a valuable driv­ ing horse several days ago. The Hagar Straw Board and Pa* por Company will oreera hew steel smoke stack for the new boiler that is being installed. The Btack Will be eighty feet high, A new steel tower ior the fire supply water tank will also be erected. About forty friends gathered a t tho homo of Mr, F. P. Hastings last Friday evening in honor of his forty- sixth birth day. The gathering was in the nature of a surprise hut it seems th a t Mr. Hastings surprised the company by being ready for the event. A very plesant evening was enjoyed by those present. WOOD FOR SALE. Wo have about 100 cord of Oak and Hickory wood, cut to Move length. For sale a t reasonable pri­ ces, Loa$e orders with John Gil- laugh or Tho.Tarbok Lumber Co, Cedarville College Library Is the grateful recipient of three neatly bound volumes, entitled “Sketches of War History,” from Mrs. A. II. Creswell, The third volume of tho series was edited by her brother Mr. Robert Hunter. This is a val­ uable add Interesting history, pre­ senting in a uniipio way, informa­ tion not to bo found elsewhere and will prove a good addition to tho College Library, TRANSFERS OF . REAL ESTATE. ' Henry B. Hopping and Mar­ garet J, Hopping to G. I«\ Littleton, tract in Miami, $2,400. Anna V. Chew and W. U. Chew to W, Clifford Button, lot in Xenia, $ 1 . Matthew T, Ross to B. L, Ross, 30 acres in Jefferson tp., $2330. E. Mary Harper to Albert Ogles- bee tract in Jefferson tp.,.$2,500. Jacob H. Harblne and others to Bert Moore, lot in Xenia, $15. Elizabeth Ryan and Michae Ryan to James C.-Ryan, lot m Xenia,, 150. Allen H. Miare to John Holland 44 acres in Spring Valley, $700.' Mary E. Turner to Reinholt G. Geibel, tract in Miami tp,, $2450. Laura B. Hardie to Han nail McClellan, lot in Xema, $1700. M. J. Hartley and N, A. Fulton, to Fred N. Maddux, lot in Xenia, $ 220 ., Sheriff to Daniel K. Wolf, lot in Xenia. • It Is Time to Think About Your W i n t e r F o o t w e a r I*ormonths we have been preparing to meet your every demand, in all kinds of dependable, footwear. This store eaters to the wants and need's of everybody that wears shoes. Our large stocks are direct from the best shoe manufacturers in America and our large business keeps this stock constantly turning so as to in­ sure you at all times new, fresh goods. Everything that is good; everything that is new in footwear is to be found here at prices that competition cannot duplicate. I!f 4I J/ 1 t NISLEY, IN THE ARCADE, SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. :f BEE3 BALLOT REFORM. Many fotevs will no doubt be puzzled this fall when they try to vole for members of school board afc the regular elections. The legislat­ ure la st Svinter was asked to adopts the Massachusetts form of ballot, but docldt-dTo try it first only as to school elections. When the voter steps into the vot­ ing booth this fall he will receive in addition to -the regular municipal ballot a .separate one with which to express his*cjioice as to members of the school board.’ Under the-new system the nalnes of the candidates l'or the school hoard must be pre­ sented to the voters without, party distinction. No one can tell from what appears on the ballot to what political ,party any candidate be­ longs. ■. • Worse than tha t the new law pro­ vides tha t the name of no candidate for tho school board shall appoar on the ballot a t the top of the list more often than those of any of his opponmepts. I t Is accomplished’^in tins way: In every book, of ballot blanks the name of one candidate appears a t the top of the list on one ballot, another one a t the top of the next and the third a t the top on the third, and so on until ail have ap­ pears a t the top once, and them they around again m ,th e order. I t will he inipossible for anyone to ad­ vise a vtiter as to wiiafc position, bis candidate will have on the b a ll# tha t wiU<he handed bim. BARGAINS. In order to reduce our Bfifriffua, we wilt make very close prices to the planter. CATALFA HPECIOSA, ft to 8 feet, 8 to lp, 10 to 12 feet, 12 to 15 Jeet, very fine trees. Car. Poplars, 8 to 10 feet, caliper about l uichr Norway Spruce, 3 to 1feet. We will also make special prices bn Aineri- •can Ehns, 8 to 10 feet'- Silver Ma­ ples Uto Hfeet and 8 to 10 feet, Anyone wanting stock of this kind will find it to -their interest to call and see this stock, as well as get prices. We will have a line of Fruit trees of all kinds a t/ regular prices. CALL AND SEE US. See E. B, Frantz &jyo. OedarvilltyOhio. ■ Somonauk Ill^ -One of the most plesant events in a pastor’s life and experience, is tha t in which lus people really demonstrate their 1 appreciation of Ills worn and labor of love among them. This was fuliy . illustl'atgd on Saturday, September 28, when'the members of the. church and congregation took possession of the parsonage, the sisters bring ing fruit, pickles, preserves, and many other good things which a preacher enjoys. The men also allowed their appreciation by leav­ ing the urgent call of the fields an.d office and coming quite a distance to welcome their pastor and his wife homo ngafti. Nor was this all. When every one was seated and a very select ’program of ' music, speeches, poetry and many other enjoyable things came to a close .Rev, D. M, Conn, on behalf of tho church, presented Rbv, and Mrs. Speer with a purse containing in gold the neat sum , of $ 102 , thus demonstrating the delightful as­ sociations existing between this bright young pastor and the gener­ ous hearted people to whom-.he ministers. The writer having had tho privilege of ministering to this faithful church* io the absepee of the pasto r during his vacation', and Again .on last Friday, Saturday and Sabbath at' communion service, when we had a most blessed and spiritual comntjmion, upward of 200 partaking of the elements, deems i t proper to send tins'no te of encouragement to sister churches in the hope tha t they may do like­ wise. For in these days of unrest Ami dissatisfaction between somany churches and pastors, i t really does one good to find a church and pas­ tor where the ties of grace are so ‘strong th a t even outsiders speak of it. No danger of EddyiBnv or Dowleism or any* .other ism getting in whore, such conditions exist,-- United Presbyterian. * 4 V ii ' i 1 / i - h 'il ■ I'-n “ ‘ —Fierce & Northup ate contract- -orsfor plumbing and have already* contracted with several residents for gas piping, “ Golden Rule Flout has a ll”11m flavor tha t’s in the wheat, and makes the biggest aud sweetest loaf of any on tho market. Mrs, Jacob Lott is spending a few days m "Washington C. H. Mr. Lott will leave Saturday for tho same place. Mr. O. M. Townsley and wi fe and Mr. John Townsley and wife visited relatives in Washington O. II. on Wednesday aud Thursday. k — - NEW MILLER NEW MACHINERY NEW MANAGEMENT • Q - ^ ’ Veribest and Ohio Pride Stand for all that is good and pure fn the art cof manufacturing flour. Every sack guaranteed, v i v • / ” . ' . \ . . Distributed by Kerr & Hastings Bros., and C; E. Northup, R. G. GEORGE , Jamestown, Ohio. Mrs. Ira Townsley attended the Presbyterial convention oitho U. V. church a t New,California, returned homo Sattirdoy. * $100 Rewards ^100. The readers of this papbr will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaile'' disenso that science lias been able to cure in all its stages ami tfiat is Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is tho only positive curenow known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly up­ on the blood and mucoussumees of system thereby destroying the foundation of tho disense, andgiving the patient strength by building tip tile constitution and assisting nature in doing its work, Tho proprietors have somuch faith in its curative powers, that they offer oneHundred Hollars forany case that it fails to cure. Send for list o testimonials. Address. F. J. CHFKBY &Co, Toleda 0. Sold by Druggist,. 7Se. Hall’s Family Pills are tho best. Quality inHats Style is of lit’tle value without quality—your head dress gets sun, rain and dirt; it must be a good one to hold its shape and color; that’s why it had better come from ...,SULLIVAN’S..» WE WILL SHOW YOU More Good Hats, More Good Styles, More Correct Shapes, More Stiff Hats, More Soft Hats, Than any other store in town/ Brices $1.50 up to 35.00 inclusive on all hats in our store. Sullivan, The Hatter, 27 So. Limestone St,, S p r in g f ie ld , O h i o , NOVEMBER ELECTION NOTICE, The qualified Electors of the Vil­ lage of Gedarville, State of Ohio, are hereby notified that an Eb-etion will be held a t the usual voting place in said Village on THE 5T1I, DAY A. D. 1007. between the Hours of six (ft) o’clock' a. 111 . and six ( 0 ) o’clock p. ml, a t which Election tho following officers, will he chosen: One (1) ■’Mayor; six (0) Village Councilmen; one ( 1 ) Village Clerk; one (1) Village Treasurer; one (1) Village. Marshal who may bo street commissioner; one (1) Assessor. Given underbuy Hand ami the Cor­ porate Heal of tiit! Village of Oedar- vilie, tliis the 21st day of October 1007. I). H. M c F auland , Mayor. IF IN NEED OF AN Suit or Pub lic Sale! I will sell at public sale at my resi­ dence six miles south of Springfield, and three miles north oi Clifton on the old Clifton road, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1907 At ten o'clock, Sharp, the following property: 9 HEAD OF DORSES 9 Consisting ot 1 gray rnnfe,good leader; 1 gray dralt marc 10 years old with colt by side; 1 sorrel dralt horse 8 years Old; 1 black draft mare G years old; 1 gray draft horse 5 years old; 1 sorrel driving horse 8 years old, a line family horse; 1 chestnut sorrel driving mare,' 9 years old; 1 ycarliqg Red Wing colt, 18 HEAD JERSEY CATTLE 18 5 thoroughbred Polled Jersey cows; C grade Jersey cows; 1thoroughbred Polled jersey- bull; &thoroughbred Polled Jer­ sey yearling heifers, 4 of these cows were fresh about October 1st. 49 HEAD OF HOGS 49 ■ 9 Brood sows due to farrow by day of sale; 40 head of'shoats Weighing about 80 pounds. .. ■ f a r m i m p l e m e n t s . 1 Brown wagon, good as new; one 4 -inch tread farmwagon; covered spring wagon; surrey; 2 Piano box buggies l rubber tire runabout; champion binder; mower; corrugated clod crusher; Sun­ flower corn planter; 2 riding cultivators; corn sled; disc harrow; hay tedder; hay fork; KM) feet rope; breaking plows, corn grinder; Ross feed cutter; lertilher disc drill; 3 harrows, 2 Brown-Manley culti­ vators; post hide digger; 2 sleighs;' hay ladders; gravel boards; cider £ress; grind Stone; .l>iai:ksmit}i, carpenter and garden tools; farm harness; buggy liar* ness and fly nets. Also 1 .Sharpless cream separator; Davis Swing churn; 1 hard coal base burner; I quick meal steel range; Bheating stoves, household goods and other things too numerous to mention. 15 Tons of Timothy ltay in Mow, ■109Shocks of Com.ill Shock, Terms Made Known Day of Sale. . Mts, Jamas Cowan . R*'R.'CURRY, Auctioneer, C. F. STEWART, Otetk. For yourself or your Boys, try us. New Goods, New Styles' to select from*. Men's Suits, $10, $12 and $15 Boys' Knee Pant Suits $2 to $5 Men's Overcoats $7,50 to $15 ■ 0- Bird’s Mammoth Store. —Best lino Bros, oi cakes at Nagloy A SAFE INVESTMENT. The West Side Building ami Loan Co., Dayton, Ohio. Pays highest, dividends on Block. ■wa«'on Pays 4 per cent- on Temporary j Deposits. Loans money on Real Estate in Montgomery County. Write for Booklet (o-day. OFFK’KH: H. \V. ( ’or. fid and FOR SALE. \ rubber tire buggy, one steel tiro buggy, a wagon and a spring Townsley Bros. ■‘-■A-w-v—,..a-... Use Golden Rule Flour, Misses Lilly Hiewart and Carri.t Williams Hired!.:. 0. W. Cor, Main (3’inm\V are aesishag thia week a t 1and 2d Btreets., Dayton. Ohio, ’ I the Nhibet millinery, ; 1 ■