The Cedarville Herald, Volume 33, Numbers 1-26

WiDOUGUS ™ 4 S H 0 E S n m / W j --Ftooti lino oi -eetcalSa crackers ’ an a eater; a c ?5 e r» ria a a Jiroa, < Mr. Wllhnin Watt rotimnd to Wcicfer, \Y<’dnmday morning after upending Yv'acfiitjgtetDs birthday at Smine. THE LARGEST MAKER AND RETAILER OF MEN'S FINE SHOES IN THE WORLD. ... ''SUPERIOR TO OTHf-R MAKES." _ l *ava worn w. Li Douglas clieca for tha past six years, and always find thoy aro far , oUierhlgngrade shoos Instylo, comfortand durability." W. Q.JQNEG. . . . . HowardAvp„Utica. N, V. It I could take you into my large fac­ tories at Brockton. Mass., and chow you how carefully W. L. Douglas shoes aro roade, you would realize why they hold tQiir ihtps, fit better, wear longer, and greater value thanany othermake. Afyour rtraltr cannot lis you with ^L»I)3iii*lriHsl>mV vmte Xor MaUOrder Catalogs WaL.Dougtae, Drucktcn? ----- TOR SALEBY----- R . B IR D , C e d a r v ille , O* Additional Locals. Battleship Brand Coffee, 20 cents and 25 cents at McFarland Bros. Mr. and Sire. 0 . L. Smith wore in Cincinnati Thursday attending ■ the Automobile Show, held in Music Hall. -C o ttage .Bakery’s and Krug's bread fresh daily nfc McFarland Bros. "WANTED - A good, reliable farm and dairy hand. Single. W. J. Miller, Troboins, O. ilfc Bell Phone 031.1. We have the best COcOveralls in Ihe purity. Homo Clothing Co- Mr. George Stewart who is attend­ ing medical college in Cincinnati was home for a few days the first of the week. . Communion will bo observed in the II. P. church, Sabbath. Rev. S. E. Martin of Xenia preaches Sat­ urday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. To;, nsley en­ tertained a few friends at dinner, Thursday. —Boys’ $1.00 Woolen Sweaters for C9o, Home Clothing Co. —FOR SALE ;—Three fresh Short- Horn cows with calves by side. 9d W ill Andrews e —Ask for Edgemonfe crackers at McFarland Bros. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Pauli, who. have lived near Hew Salem, Pa., the past year, have moved to Day- ton. Mr, O. M. Crouse has been attend­ ing the annual meeting of the Ohio Hardware Dealers Association in Toledo this week. Mr, O. F. Marshall has been re­ ported on the sick list the.past few days. The schools were given a half hol­ iday Tuesday, owing to Washing­ ton’s birthday. Mrs. It. F. Kerr entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Club this week. —Get engraved cards at thifi office. Ca’ dts engraved from old plates. Mr. John M. Finney, ,Jr.. who w ill graduate tins year from the medical school in Cincinnati, was home over Washington’s birthday. Mr. 'B. F< Thomas, our present County • Recorder, is-now in the swing and is circulating his petition for May primary. Mr. Thomas is serving his first term. FOR ■BADE:—A cement block machine and moulds tor several kinds of work. Also house moving outfit, pulleys, ropes, etc. Apply to A. D. Townsley. Mr. Samuel McElroy ol Chicago spent several days here this week. Mr. McElroy is a former CedarvJlI- ian, his lather at one time operating the flour mill west of town. The basket ball game Monday between the Antioch girls and Ced­ arville girls was Interesting through­ out. Antioch won by a score of 21 to 23. Mr. Robert Stormont, son of H. H. Stormont met with an accident Wftthje ?rtay evening when a young horse he was driving frightened in Xenia and threw him from the sleigh. He managed to bold to the. reins for some distance hut was un­ able to check the animal Tile horse was turning from Main street to Detroi* and going so fa st that it ran into the sidewalk and loll. There [Was no damage other than broken [shafts to the sleigh. WANTED L A R D AND BUTTER Will pay 15c per pound for Lard 27c per lb. for No. 1 Butter. “In Trade” Today Only. ■« i » g t — A re Money Savers. We will sell you today only Saturday, February 26th, “FOIL CASH.” 8 1-2 11 jo . Lima Beans fo r ......................... .............. 25c 4 lbs. Choice Prunes f o r . ................ .......................... 25c 3 l-2lb3. jrackere—best made—for........................25c 3 P&eka? s Toasted Corn Flakes for..........................25c 3 Packages Evaporated Applet.................................. 25c 2 Cans “E ” Brand Canned Corn...............................15c ORANGES Fancy Florida, email size, per dozen.'...................12c Taney Navels, 25c grade, per dozen.............. ......... 19e Fancy California Lemons, per dozen................ . 19c Fancy Cal. Canned Peaches, 25c per can quality. .19c 3 lOc SacRs Commeal fpr. .............. ..................... Potatoes, choice- ones, per peek.................... Peanuts, roasted today, biggest sack in tow n .. . . . 5e 25e 17c Kr BIRD’S MAMMOTH STORE l \ f i No floods will bo charged or taken in trade a t above prices. Thoy aro for. CA8II* NflMMMlMNK Mr. J . L \ Or‘u rgen t Dayton s p e n t’ Sabbath a t homo. Attorney Bf. A . Broadefimo oi Sterna n ca in town, Thum ioy . Mrs. R. J . Whitt, moo Nagley) opont Tuesday with her brothem. Mr. I). -8, Ervin and Mies Mary Ervin npunf Friday and Saturday in Cincinnati. Mr. Harry L&rrlek o f Grape Grove spout Tuesday with Mr., and Mrn. Harry Nagloy. . Mr. and Mrs. Fi, t . Baker are home from Florida after spending tieveal week a at !Daytoma. The G. C. T. Club was entertained at the home of the Misses Tonkin- son* Mrs. Jennie Ralston and two daughtels of Beliefontaine are visit­ ing Mrs, Martha Ervin. Mrs. Herman Townsley left the firatof the Week for she will visit relatives before returning , to St. Charles, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Torrence of Xema spent Tuesday with friends here. NOTICE:— Persons knowing themselves to be indebted to'C. C. Weiraer will please call and settle at once. 2t Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kyle spent the first of rue week in Washington C, H., at the home of the latter’s sister, Mrs. H. H. Brown. Hogs reached the remarkable price of $9.70 at ■the Dayton Stock Yards, Wednesday,;The probes on the feed situation seems to be send­ ing prices higher than ever unless it should^be eggs, which are stand­ ing near the 20 cent mark, A meeting of the Greene County- Good Roads Association will be held in Xenia Saturday afternoon. Three speakers have been provided, Jesse Taylor, W. A. Paxton and O. E. Bradfute. • The following persons attended the funeral o f the late Joseph Van Horn iii South Charleston,' Sabbath: Mr. and Mrs, J. W, Johnson, Lewis Gllbirt, C. H. Crouse, C. W Crouse JacobSiegler, O. N, Stuckey G. A- Shroades, Mrs. T, V. Illff and Mrs. Chris Shull. Tim Hnited Presbyterian congre­ gation will observe the Sacraments Ofthe Lord's supper, Sabbath morn­ ing, I)r. Jesse Johnson of the Xenia Seminary will conduct the .services. On Saturday Rev. King willproach in the afternoou at which time a cull will bo made out to Rev. J, H. T, Gordon of Huntsville, O. The Modern Coxnedv Co timt played hero failed to weather the storm and the company was dis­ banded Saturday night. The pro­ prietor left Sabbath morning owing several members of tho company, as it was would, not, be legal to take out attachment papers that day, the stranded members had to make the best of the situation Mr. H. M. Barber has been spend­ ing several days this week at French Dick Springs, Ind.,at that famous health resort, having gone there to visit Mr. Frank Bull who is there regaining Ids strength after an operation in an Evansville hospital for an abcess 'that had formed on his right hip. A sale bill at this season of the year must be ot first quality stock to withstand the storms. Tho Herald fills all orders on the celebrated “water proof” stock that is made especially for this purpose. An order placed with ns tor tins stock costs no more than other houses will charge for inferior stock. Ask those who havo tried. The Cedarville oaokot ball team is on a tour this week playing Deaf Mutes in Columbus, Tuesday after­ noon. That night thoy meet Hew Lexington at Hew Lexington. Wed­ nesday night they went to tiliawnce whore they played the Independents and Thursday they played in Janes­ ville. The greatest amount ever disburs­ ed in pensions by any government on earth wan paid out by tho United States in tho fiscal year ending June ;>1), 1909, tho sum having reached the enormous total of $101,970,703, These figures are all tho more re­ markable m view of the fact that during the year 49,013 names were dropped from the pension rolls by reason of death and other causes. a U tate op Onto, C ity o ? lo trn n ,i JiVCAB downy j 1'Y. akk J. Cucanv innhes 0:1th tint he is senior fnrtntr of the firm ot F. J. < iar-rJEV Ci to., doT.fr bmiacaain tl:o city of Toledo, county, and state nfmviH, .owl that redd ft'mn TvilS.pay thosumsOfiH IUHTIfiEI) IHM j TMI w for o.v.'.ii eyory c.tv. of Gst.nrh that cannot be cured by tho ueo at CAfAisaafienc, FRANK J, (iJIBSEY. Sworn tobcfcfoiao and subscribed la my presence. this Gill day of December, A. D’ !«c. ' A. W. GI.EASW, ■ Notary Public i ^ : l Ifall's f'atarrh cure 2s tak*n hitrrndlly and acts dif»5tly on tho blmul and nmconn aerfuCMof the iyeteiu. fiend for testimonial*, fret, t Greene County Men invest In Texas Land. Dr. Isatw Wisterman of this place. Bfr. Albert Garringer of Jamestown and Sir. Thos. B. TVeller of this place with W. L. Clemans of tho real estate firm of Smith &Clemano returned Wednesday evening from the Big Springs country in Western Texas. I)v. Witstorrnan pnrciiased 12F0 norm in one body and Mr. Gar- ringer purchased 180 acres. These tracts aro neh prairies land and are situated m tho famous Big Springs ranch which lias recently been opened up for investors and homeseokero. These gentlemen were highly pleased with their pur­ chases and report, that this land is fast being occupied by northern people, Tho climate is all that could be desired, there is plenty of fine drinking water, the best of schools, society and churches. A railroad iB being built through the lands of the Soash Land Co., which assures rapid development and advancing prices. The Soash Land Co. owns and con­ trols 700,000 acres and is building town of Soash which although only 5 months old has a fine hotel, which accommodates 2.'50guests and a Mod­ em Bank Buildiug, four stores, a sehoolbouse, lumber yard, post office, wide streets, park, electric light plant, and an unlimited supply of water which has been tested by the government and found 98 per cent pure. With these conditions Soash is bound to be a thriving city. Smith and Clemans are prepar­ ed to take homeseekers to Soash the first and third Tuesdays of each month at the low rate of $87.50 rdund trip including Pullman sleep­ ers and automobile transportation between Big Springs and Soash. The automobile ride of 60 to 75 miles across the plains cf Scm'hwest Texas is alone worth the entire ex­ pense of the trip. Next excursion, Tuesday, March 1st. Mr, John Stine, who is employed at Hie -paper mill fell on tho icy walk Saturday levelling injuring his side, While' he was on duty at the mill he fell again thut same night so that he has been compelled to lay off a few days, Earl Ga'nee another employee fell from a straw wagon- anil sustained injuries that will keep him from his work sometime. The two weeks of special meetings that has been in progress with the different congregation* in town have been well attended, despite tho ex­ treme cold weather. Tho meetings close Friday evening with commun­ ion services in each congregation, Sabbath. Tho Aekely House in South Char­ leston, one of the oldest hotels in this part of the state burned early Sabbath morning. Fire wuis discov­ ered in tho attic. As tho town has a poor fire department there was uo chance to save the building. Most of the contents were saved. Registrar Fred C. Caloy, of the automobile division of tho Depart­ ment ot State, reported that tho to­ tal collected for January was $14,325. This came chiefly irora 7,711 owners •109manufacturers and 1,200 chauf­ feurs. The automobile tags ate not being applied for as readily as they should be. Mr. Caley believes and ir Is probable that police depart­ ments all over tho state will ho re­ quested to enforce the law*. —Tho best In groceries and can­ ned goods at McFarland Bros. For headache Dr. M;’es* ArtU-Paln P illi PUBLIC SALE 11 Having sold our Madison county farm, we will sell at public sale on said farm, better known as tho Pet­ er Hill farm, on the old London and Xenia road, 4 miles south-east of So. Charleston, and 8 milt s south-west of London on THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1910 Commencing at 19:39 o'clock a. m. tho following described property: 12 HEAD HORSES 12 Consisting of draft, and general purpose maron and geldings from 2 to 0 years old, including two 1099 pound geldings well adapted to liv­ ery use. 118 HEAD CATTLE 118 Composed of 29 heavy feeding steers 12 Angus yearling' steers, 10 yearling Shorthorn steers, 29 Hereford year­ ling steers, 49 Hereford steer calves, a 4-yr*ohl Shorthorn cow, a good milker, and due to calve in March. 09 HEAD HOGS 00 This is an oven hunch of first-class cattle or feeding hogs. IMPLEMENTS- -Breaking plowo, Oassady gang plow, spring tooth harrow, disc harrow, roller, 2 corn planters, 2-row corn plow1, fertiliser wheat drill, McCormick binder, fan mill, power feed cutler, hand corn shelter, liarnecss, etc, a’lna is sr add knows dav m fiAt* Persons coming to Ho. Charleston by Traction to attend gale will be met at 10:16. CL B . P u g s le y $ Bro. Mead & Titus, Auc.f.Ts, J. B. Brown, Clerk. Watch Our Announcement of Automobiles For 1910. Central Electric & Supply Co., XENIA, OHIO. GET OUR PRICES ON PRINTING X X Only Once in a Lifetime You w ill buy a boiler i f you buy wisely. A boiler w ill give you SUMMER HEAT IN W INTER , wiU heat every portion, o f your house, and the money invested w ill give more comfort, health and happiness than can - be obtained in any other manner. It will banish colds, pneumonia and w ill ROB WINTER OF ITS TERRORS and rigors. While indoors YOU WILL NOT KNOW IT IS WINTER. Without boiler heat you are missing the greatest comfort and blessing in life. Find out the cost to secure such heating and you will wonder why you did not have it done before. HIGH GRADE STANDARD BOILERS furnish well heated houses a t minimum cost o f installation and for fuel. Twenty-two years’ experience shows us what to furnish to secure best results. «3? O U R C A T A L O G I S F R E E . 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