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The Cedarville Herald, June 27, 1902 Cedarville University DigitalCommons@Cedarville The eC darville Herald The eC darville Herald 6-27-1902 The edC arville Herald, June 27, 1902 Cedarville University Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/cedarville_herald Part of the Civic and Community Engagement Commons, Family, Life Course, and Society Commons, and the Mass Communication Commons Recommended Citation Cedarville University, "The eC darville Herald, June 27, 1902" (1902). The Cedarville Herald. 238. http://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/cedarville_herald/238 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@Cedarville, a service of the Centennial Library. It has been accepted for inclusion in The eC darville Herald by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@Cedarville. For more information, please contact [email protected]. t^0fbh0ti W ten this item Is parked by in Judex, it deaett* tjUx your suWrip- m %m w * wiib m tioa isoveerdue ami a prompt pay meat m t flint- S h i 'C edarviU e U desired. SS52S—"— TWEHTY'FIFTH YEAR. * NO, 27, CEDARVILUE, OHIO, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1902. PRICE $1.00 A YEAR. Shirt benefit ' * W OUR CLOTHING * * ............‘— .sap 1 Jiem flsssoptment I. C. DAVIS, •>•*... ...... crc Of Negligee Shirts just received. White |Negligces, Pleated Meets the requirements of the most particular. They fit or we make ’em • CLOTHING, HATS AND ice. Bosoms.___ Figured Negligees in the swellest designs of the. fit, by making all necessary alterations, pressing all gar- season and the always popular madras in all the newest ments before delivering and guaranteeing price life, Q„r FURNISHINGS. ......... ........ -% satisfaction In every respect. » regular price ~r- ..10q ***• 80o to g3.'(M> l and arrangements were made for the XENIA GOES DRY, OBITUARY. a living faith and a bright reorganization, the excitement and in­ COUNTY NEWS Hope of Immortality and everlast­ terest reached the r highest tension The campaign for local option The late MaryBell Matthews Mo- ing life. She waa a living and Loyal YES Oft NO ever attained in the history of the which,.has been the sole topic of..con­ •Cfonnaughey was boru on January 7, child of the King and was ready congregation. The members of Pres­ versation in Xenia has now come to a 1865, in Belfast, Highland -county, when the Angel of death called her to 3d Made Hhado bytery made earnest appealsy impas­ close and it closed in a blaze of glory Gathered and Condensed and departed tins .life June .19, 1902, the Home of the Soul. She frequently [ Of U. P. Church Contin­ sioned exhortations and fervent for the “Drye,” The liquor men at her liottiB - near Cedarville O., in conversea with her husband as to the Should he Before Our Citi­ fit apd Hang-. For Busy Readers. e, ued by Rev. Ross, . prayers in the interest of peace and were out bright and parly and opened the presence of her family and a few manner of her going. Her anticipa­ some even indulged in plain speech matters in Xenia’s notable Fourth friends, ■ Her youthful days were tions were fully realized in her sud­ zens on 4 he Question v ;seasoned with humor and satire. ward for the purchase of floating spent in the vicinity of Belfast where den departure, fcdcliff,”.....$2.50 Ampng many of the amusing things vote's. A full and fair expression on YELLOW SPRINGS FIRE she received a fair education, in secu­ "Then lot our sorrow* cease to flow t h e SESSION nEETS God has recalled his pwn remembered were “hits”’made by Dr. the question is expressed by the large lar and moral culture under the be­ But let our hearty in every woe OF LOCAL OPTION. McMichael. number of votes caBt, 2155 as, against nign influence of day and ’Sun­ Stilt say thy wilt be done.’” In trying to show how the interests 1767 at the local option election last Eighteen Candidates for Postoffice at That day school and especially through’ the rs! And Calls for an Election of Etder5.<--Mr. pioits influence of religious parents of the congregation > were of more September. There iif much speculation Place.—Jamestown will Likely Get A Movement to Make Greene County A .0 FREEZERS. Georcge Currie, One of the Retired value, than the personal interests Of among the temperance people as to and the atmosphere of a Christian A NEW PROPOSITION. Springfield & Washington Pow* Strictly Local Option County.—Man q t.- $ l1oQ Elders, Presented a Paper Of, any elder,-he likened , it to a story what steps the liquor men will persue home. The light and sunshine oi her er - House.—Large Ship- , young life'attracted a large- circle, of „ At the meeting of the court house Should be Governed by The ' qt.—$1.75 Objections But it Was^ r' told" of Abraham Lincoln. At one as’ thiscannot help but be a, death time after a- great battle where the blow to them and their cause far at ment of Cattle. friends,among them.was Samuel Lew­ building commission Tuesday the Will of The Majority. - -• qt.—-$2;()0 Turned Down, Union forces had suffered the loss of least two years. The temperance is M^Counaughey to, whom she was board formulated a new proposition some of Brigadier generals and a people may how bring action against married April 21st 1887 and to whom which was submitted the sewerage Y ellow Srituscm. commission is as follows: '-‘That the There is one thing for which every a lb for Batter. large mule train, some friends were any violator of Beal Jaw before the she bore three children, Blanch, Ver­ The provisions^ session met on county pay $2000 for the privilege of American^ is - justly proud, and for bemoaning the Toss in the presence of Mayor,' Justice of the Peace or Pro Mr. Towne Carlisle has the first non and Charley, who survive to March 1874 and accepted the resig- ticket issued by the Traction company connecting the court' house and jail which he is ever jealous. It is the a 6 iueli frame the President,' He replied that he bate court; and the. grand jury may Cherish her memory," Her life.was .1 , nations of all the elders and ordered on Market Street, the sura to be paid right td govern himself, guaranteed • did not feel the loss of- the generals take up the case and. violators will fora round trip from this place to made beautiful by the ornaments of an election of seven new elders to1 be Springfield, The oWtier will retain in cash when the sewer is Completed by the constitution of his government. so deeply as the* mule train, for said have to answer® before the court of a meek and quiet spirit. She was a held on-March 28. On that date tbe it as an interesting memento. and in full operation, and to be full This self government does not mean, he, “I can make all the Brigadier Common Pleas or tlio mayor of any real queen in her botne and a mother • acceptance of the resignations was re­ of rare tact and wisdom motived payment and iulieu of all asses meats that he has the right to do 'as ipdi- • considered,. and they were laid on the generals that I need but I cannot village or city jib the county. The The lime kilu at this plnce has shut by a mother's love. She will be hereafter.” It is not probable that vidaully wills, but as a-majority,of his tableland the resolution was changed make mules,” “And” ■ continued tbe Cain law is the most important law down for the summer and the force sadly missed in the home circle and the offer "of $2000 will be accepted follows will, of which he may he a. eo that five elders-should bo elected in* Doctor “we can make all the elders that has been passed towards the will denote tifoir- attention towards m i the neighborhood where she made from the'fact that the sewer commis­ m em ber,If he happens to ho one of stead of seven. The; moderator ,we need very easily, but we cannot the interests oi temperanee, It pro­ getting oat building stone. The many friends who learned to love her sion is “at sea” as to whether any of a minority the governmental princi­ preached from Heb. 3:3, after which make congregations.” vides that the taking out of. the U, f*>. lime bore does not stand tbe hot because of her- steading' character. their work has been legal,- Conse ple applies, destroyes his will and,’ the congregation field the election and One of the elders who was asked to revenue license is prima facie evidence weafhsr and a supply will be sent TORE She united with the .Methodist Prot­ quently,they (are not very desirous pf substitutes thnt of the majority yrhich •. ■ cb,a6 Joseph McCtimpbeli, Paul resign, declared that if he was com- that the person holding it isJ selling from Cedarville. intoxicants and it will thus he easy estant church in her 18th year and accepting the. money under the circum­ he is bound to accept. This applies Kerr. George Jackson, Joseph . Wad- polled to do so, he would go. clear out w m m - -f or-tbe-Aud itor-teHissess^heJfow-tax- __The Public Library is becoming gave her heart to God in the days of stances. Some of the members of the- whether it he questions of national, die and Samuel Neshit. This being of the denomination. In reply to againBt the person or persons., There quite popular and is well patronized. her youth.
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