Gazette News-Current from Xenia, Ohio • Page 7

THE XENJA GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1897. TO OUR EEADEES, Items of IntoroHt tiro alwixyn Jiccoptfiblo. They onn be soul by po.tt.ul curd or left ut thlH ofllae. When (he mulls, nlways pluoo the communication. In the pOHl-ollleona early In the day na posHlble.

TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS, The GAZKTTIC olnco Is connected with the Xenla Telephone Exchange and all of Ha branoheH, and ItemH of Interest by 'phone are reapeotf nlly Hollclted. Adventuress" to-night. Regular meeting of Lewis Corps, No. 29, Thursday the 25th, at two Mrs. Wlimor Mill, of Oolumbng, arrived hero this morning, having boon called to Xonia by the Illness of her father, Mr.

Goo. Hall, who suffered a paralytic stroke and who continues in quite a serious condition. OIMCNINCI of pattern hats, bonnets and millinery novelties on Thursday, and Friday, March 25th and 26th. You are cordially invited Our patterns F. A.

DAY. to inspect the same, will please you. o'clock. Sec. tickets for.VAdventuress" can be had at Neiswanger's if you go before 7 o'clock.

Attorney Charles Kyle left this morning for Columbus to look after legal business in that city. Mr. S. B. LeSourd is to-day announced as a candidate for member of the Xenia City Board of Education.

Mr. LeSourd is in every way capable of filling the position and his popularity will doubtless land him in the place. Mr. R. McBride left this morning for Ottawa, where he will be absent for a few days on a business trip.

There will be a meeting of the Ladies Aid Society at the First M. E. church to-night after prayer- meeting. The fine set of furniture in Adairs window is to be given away on Saturday night by the Wilson Theatre company. Mrs.

Henrietta Monroe left yesterday for Athens, Ohio, where she will spend the week attending a meeting of the W. C. T. U. Mr.

Ab Thornhill has about completed a neat two-atory residence on South Detroit street and will soon have it ready for occupancy. Fertilizer for use on lawns, done up in ten-pound packages. Sold by C. L. Babb South Detroit St.

3-23 3 The Married Ladies Auxiliary will please meet at the A. E. church to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. M. E.

Payne. The ladies of Lewis Corps extend an invitation to the general public to be present on Thursday night at of P. hall. Admission only 10 cents. The chorus for the meeting Sunday night at the First Methodist church will rehearse to-night, after prayermeeting hour, at the Y.

M. C. A. parlors. Never mind the weather but be sure and go toK.

of P. hall on Thursday night. A fine program will be rendered and then after refreshments are served they will ask you to don your guessing caps. To the lucky one a prize will be in store. One of the county commissioners informs us that the loss in Graene county from the recent high water will be not more than $2,000.

All of the washouts are now being put in shape and no trace will soon be left of the big flood in this county. March seems to bo sustaining her reputation in the matter of furnishing a variety of weather this week, and almost in a day came the change from a warm sunny day, like one in midsummer, to a wintry day made up of raw winds and snow and rain. The book auctioneer, Mr. Neiswanger and wife, who engaged in a book sale in Xenia for several weeks this winter, have been spending a few days here with friends and left for Columbus this morning where he will be engaged in business for a time. Gorton's miuetrels gave a performance to a rather light house at the Xonia opera house last.night.

Taken altogether, the show was a very fair production, the company having several first-class musicians, and presenting several features which were warmly applauded by the audience. The typo yesterday left out the name of Mr. Clarence Frazer in connection with the character of Mr. Spriggins ia the notice of the play given by the "Masque." Mr. Frazer's part was rendered in an excellent manner and hie good reputation as an amateur actor was well sustained.

go the prices. Another drop in groceries at Ed. -Schmidt's, Arbucklea, Lion, Jersey and Cordova Coffee, 15 cents per pound. Granulated sugar, 22 pounds for $1, Star, Happy Thought, Lenox, Bailey and Jaxson soaps, 8 cents per bar. One pound of baking powder for 5 cents, at Ed Schmidt's.

"Word was received here thia morning of the death of Mrs. Jas. Conway at her home in Mechanicsburg. Mrs. Conway was a former resident of this city, her maiden name being Margaret Hasting, sister of Michael Hasting, who resides on West Church street.

The funeral will take place in Mechanicsburg on Friday morning at .1.0 o'clock. The Baptist Young People's Union of Greene and several adjoining counties will hold a rally at Roxabell, Boss county, on Thursday and Friday of this week. Several of the young people of the Baptist church of this city expect to attend. Among those who will take part in the program are Rev. Stevens, Miss Letitia Dillencourt and Mr.

James Racer, of this city. Mr. Ed Lutz, who is located at Vernon, Texas, concluded he wanted a first-class road wagon and to be sure of getting it, sent up here to his father, Mr. John Lutz, the blacksmith, who has completed it and will ship it away down in Texas to his son. Yesterday was the last day the candidates at the spring primary election could file their statements of expenses under the Gariield law, and a large number in consequence complied with the law.

The candidates at the primary spent from ten to twenty dollars each for assessment, cards, announcement, etc. None of them coming any where near the limit, which is $100. SPECIAL FOE THIS WE ATHEE We to-day announce Mr. 0. E.

Arboguat aa candidate for a member of Board of Education. Mr. Arbogust is one of our pushing and successful young busineos men and needs no further introduction, having filled other public offices with care and economy. It will be remembered that he waa a candidate last spring and only fell abort of election by something over 100 votea. He has children in the schools and would make a competent member.

Miss Lilly McPheraon and her Bister, Mrs. Joaie Thayer, of West Main street, are making preparations for moving to Columbus the latter part of thia week, and will take charge of a boarding house on King Ave, where a number of the professors and students of the State University will board. The houae has been in charge of a lady who was compelled to give it up on account of failing health, and Miss McPherson and Mrs. Thayer will doubtless conduct it in a highly satisfactory manner. For rent, the north half of a double house on S.

Galloway atreet. Inquire at Ed Schmidt's. 3-25 See program in thia paper for the entertainment to be given by the W. R. C.

ladies. Come and bring your pencils, and you may be the fortunate one. Mr. and Mrs. John Beatty and children came down from Urbana last night and remained ever until this morning, Mr.

Beatty looking after aome business matters. sale of spring samples at the Xenia shoe factory, to begin on March 20th, and continue for ten days. Fifty per cent, on retail prices will be saved to those taking advantage of this offer. A change has been made in the proprietorship of the Thompson Holtzapple meat store, located on W. Main atreet.

Mr. Chas. Thompson has sold his interest in the business to his partner, Mr. Holtzapple, and the latter will continue it at the old stand. Mackintosh (all wool faced, lined) Navy Blue and Black, they were $5.00 $3.50 Navy and Black Silk Umbrellas, Steel Rod, Handle Silver Trimmed, worth Extra values in Silk Umbrellas at $1.25, $1.50 JOBE BROS.

Co. Mr. Luther Vorhees is erecting a neat four room cottage on West street, near the Hooven Allison rope walk, Mr. P. McCur- jen Son having the contract.

M. E. Bowser will have an Easter display of hats and bonnets, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 25, 26 and 27. Open of evenings. Everybody invited.

3-24 Mrs. Geo. D. Thornhill, of Spring Hill, has been seriously ill for three weeks past, but her many friends will be glad to learn that she is showing aome improvement at this time. Mr.

O. K. Harris, who resides on the Middleton farm near Xenia, seeks the aid of the police in search of a double-barrel shot-gun, which he reports waa stolen from his house one night this week. Miaa Sarah Lloyd, of West Second street, is to-day entertaining a number of her friends, in honor of her birthday, and the occasion is proving a very happy affair, both to Miss Lloyd and her guests. If any of our readers are troubled with loss of hair, the best preparation to replenish it tbat we know of ia Hall's HairRonewer.

Merit tells. Mrs. H. H. Eavey has issued invitations to a number of young people and will entertain them at her home to-night in honor of her niece, Mias Parrett, who has been here on a visit for several weeks past.

Hood's SarsJipnrilln IK known to an lion- ext medicine, and it actually (Hires whun all fall. Take It now. Time waits on no man make good use of your opportunities and have your photos made at the Biddlo gallery. OR of live rooms, 30c for two seats to-night. A doctor sent back a coat that didn't fit him to his tailor.

A few days afterward they met at a funeral, when the tailor, pointing to the coffin, solemnly aaid: "Ah, doctor, you're a fortunate man; you never have any of your bad work returned on your hands!" Bncklen's Arnica Salve, The best aalve in the world for cuts, bruises, aorea, ulcers, aalt rheum, fever sorea, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all akin eruptions, and positively cures pilea, or no pay required. It ia guaranteed to give perfect aatiafaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by E. C.

Fleming. MT MOTHER-IN-LAW Mrs. S. M. Myers will go to Wilmington to-morrow, where it has been arranged for her to deliver her lecture on "Her Visit to St.

John, or the Home of Evangeline." The lecture will be given at the home of Mrs. Clinton Nichols, who extended to Mra. Myers the invitation to deliver it before a number of invited guests. The lecture was delivered in thia city aome time ago and is apoken of by those who heard it aa one which ia highly entertaining, A Household Necessity, Cascarcts Candy Cathartic, tlie most wonderful medical discovery of the age, pleasant and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, cure headache, fever, habitual constipation and biliousness. Please buy and try a box of C.

C. C. to-day 10, 25 and 50 cents. Sold arid guaranteed to cure by all druggists. "For three years 1 suffered from Salt Rheum.

It covered my hands to such an extent that I could not wash them. Two bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters cured me." Libbie Young, Popes Mills, St. Lawrence County, N. V. Sold by E.

C. Fleming. Two hundred and ninety-three Popea have succeeded each other, and only eleven of them, including the preaent Pope, have reigned more than seventeen yeara. Leo XIII. haa reigned nineteen yeara.

Piua IX. reigned thirty-two yeara, thereby stultifying the popular superstition that no Pope would reign more than twenty-five. Leo owea hia fine health and astonishing powera of work, firstly, to hia frugal up-bringing in the Italian hills, and in the next place to hia regularity of life-long abstemiousness. He than 5 franca a day. lives on less The following ia a news note going the rounds of the preBB: President MoKinloy is a Mason, hia entrance inbo that order being an incident of the war.

While going through the hospital with one of the regimental surgeons, he observed that the aur- geou and some of the Confederate wounded were very friendly to each other, and in several instances the aurgeon gave money to the prisoner. Young McKiuley asked the surgeon if he knew these prisoners and waa informed that they were brother Masons. The young soldier was so favorably impressed by the friendly feeling existing between the Confederate and Union Masons that he expressed a desire to join the Order. He was made a Mason in Hiram Lodge, Winchester, May 1, 1866, receiving his degree at the hands of a Confederate Master of the Lodge. The London Enterprise says: "Last Thursday evening Miss Frances Baker, who for the aeveral yeara has been the efficient principal of the London high school, tendered her resignation to the secretary of the School Board, to take effect at the close of thia week.

This action has been under consideration by Mias Baker for aome time, owing to her failing health, and fearing she could not stand the work during the closing term decided to step out at the close of the present term. Her departure will be regretted by all who have the success of the school at heart and especially since it is known she is in such poor health." A later notice, taken from the Nickle-Plate, say a that Miaa Baker haa been quite ill and unable to take charge of her classes. Her resignation ia before the Board and will be acted on Thursday night. It ia Mias Baker's intention, if her health will permit, to come to her home in Xeiiia on Saturday, to remain. Checks, Stripes and Fancy are the popular things in Dress Goods this spring.

Our assortment -was never so large prices never so low. All-wool Fancy Suit- ings, 36 inches wide; large variety to select from at this low price. 25c, 39c. 50c Up, Checks, Fancies and Plain, extra values would "be cheap at 50c. Exclusive styles; goods that you will see in no other house in Xenia.

Wilson Theatre Co. carries a car load of can get two seats reserved for 30c, for "The Adventuress" tonight. Thomas Mitchell, aged 22, of Cedarville, was up before Mayor Linkhart this morning on the charge of disorderly conduct. It seems that Tom approached Ben Powell, last evening, while the latter was standing at the corner of Main and Greene street, engaged in talking to some one. Mitchell proceeded to interrupt the conversation, and Powell, resenting the intrusion, planted his flat under Mitchell's eye.

in a kind of Fitzsirnrnons style. Officer Avant gathered the Cedarville man in and escorted him to the city bas- tile. The Mayor thought that the sum of $10.15 would be about right in his case, and he was taken to the works to serve out that amount. PEOMPT PAYMENT, IT LOOKS FOOLISH Knows how to cook the things a fellow likes to cut; Knows what to do a fellow's nchlng feet; Knows and likes a good cignr, knows a thing or two; Knows when to hold her tongue, knows what not to do; Can make a stirring morning seltz, or brew an evening punch Knows just what a fellow wauts for a little midnight lunch Knows just how a fellow wants his chair set, near the light; Never meddles with his papers, nor his ra- y.ors, says he's right When lie mildly, firmly, asks to have things let alone Does her best to make him know the "comforts of a home." Confusion to the funsrnlths who at her, joke- lets hurl My wife's mother is a dear old girl! Madeline. Orvis in Puck.

TO C1IUK A IN ONJE BAST. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, giats refund the money if it falls to cure. All drug- Geo. Doogan, jr. on Home Avenue.

Apply to OR and picket fence Copenhaver's saw mill. i J)r. Wood's Norway Pirn? Syrup brings iu- sttint relief in eases of asthma, bronchitis, and all throat and lung diseases, down to the very border hind of consumption. Sold by E. C.

I-'loining. ANNOUNCEMENTS, SCHOOIj UOAK'I). Wo are to announce the name of K. A KBOG! UST as eandidate for member of School Board at the coming eleetion. We are to announce the name of H.

15, JjicSOl'llU as a eandidate for member of the Xenia city Hoard of Education. Mar. 23, '97. VAIL, Agents Home Insurance Xenia, Gentlemen Permit me to thank you for the prompt and liberal manner in which my late loss by fire was settled. The fire occurred March 13th and was reported March 15th, adjusted March 17th and paid in full March 23d.

Yours Truly, Wat. CUNNINGHAM. PEOG-EAM For a man in business to stand around waiting for trade to come in and at times becoming almost discouraged at the "hard times," when if he would advertise a little, he would not have cause to complain. The GAZETTE is a trade builder, so try an ad in its columns. OR on W.

Church rooms and cellar, city water and cistern, stable for three horses. Also house on North King rooms and bath room, cellar with furnace, city water and cistern, stable for two horses, and city OR old Charters place east of town on Jamestown piko; eight acres ground, good barn, orchard and plenty of water. Rent reasonable. Inquire at 303 Whiteman street. 8-25 Awarded Highest Fair.

CREAM OH new house with all latest improvements will sell at a decided bargain if sold by the 15th of April next. North Detroit street, Xenia, O. Inquire J. L. GOOD.

3-25 The best remedy for dyspepsia, headaches and constipation is DI- GESTINE. Sold by all druggists for 50 cents a bottle. water. Call building. at room 5, Steele 8-17M OR office building with two rooms, to be moved from premises.

Apply to FRANK EDWARDS, 8-23 3d 21 E. Third St. Of Lewis Corps Entertainment To-morrow Opening Ode America Invocation Rev. M. Fox Vocal Solo Mrs.

Laughead Reading Miss Clyffe Bayly Vocal Solo Miss Imo Marshall Short Sketch of No. 29 C. D. Davidson Vocal Solo Mrs. M.

L. Fox Reading Miss Edith Haverstick Solo Mrs. Laughead Light Refreshments served. Flower Wedding. All Free, Those who have used Dr.

King's New Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it free. Call on the advertised druggist and get a trial bottle, free. Send your name and address to H. E. Bucklen Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr.

King's New Life. Pills free, as well as a copy of Guide to Health and Household Instructor, free. All of which is guaranteed to do you good and cost you nothing at E. C. Fleming's drug store.

No need to scratch your life away. Doaii's Ointment brings Instant relief In all cases of Itching Piles, Pin Worms, Eczema, Ringworms, Hives or other Itchiness of the skin. Sold by E. C. Fleming.

The power of woman in politics was demonstrated in a rather unexpected way in the recent Republican primary election in Kansas City, where B. L. Short was a candidate for nomination as mayor. It seems that for some twelve years, Mr. Short had been in the lovemaking business and had in that short time succeeded in convincing a young lady that he loved her and was about to marry her.

But afe the last moment, suddenly and without previous intimation of what he was about to do, he married another woman. The other young woman was heart-broken and in her chagrin, told her story to some of hor friends, who thereupon presented it to Mr. Short's opponents as a bit of cam- paigu ammunition. It was eagerly seized upon and used with great effect, not less than 120 of the rejected lady's friends voting solidly against Short. As Short fell only 85 votes short of securing the nomination he does not have to reason long to arrive at the conclusion that, had he not jilted the girl he courted for 12 years, he would not have been disappointed in his ambition to be mayor, or at least to be the candidate of his party for that honor.

MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Hats, Bonnets, Flowers and everything that goes to make up a first-class Millinery store in endless variety. The very latest and the newest things at the very lowest prices. Our trimmed patterns can not be excelled, and our prices can not "be equaled. Roses 5c and up Violets 3c and up; Hats 15 cents and up.

5PRING. Best of All To cleanse the system in a truly and beneficial manner, when the Springtime comes, use the true and perfect remedy, Syrup of Figs, One bottle will answer for all the family and costs only 50 cents; the large size ifil. Buy the genuine. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, and for sale by all druggists.

Mr. W. H. Bullock, of New Jasper, was this morning called to Selma, to the bedside of his sister, Mrs. Ann Hoover, who ia at the point of death with cancer.

Cascarets stimulate liver, kidneys and bowels. Never slckeu, weaken or gripe. Whether itcMng, burning, Weeding, scaly, crusted, pimply, or blotchy, whether simple, hereditary, from infancy to speedily cured by warm baths with CirncunA SOAP, gentle anointings with CuTj.M-R.v'oiiit- mont), the grca.t skin cure, mliil ili-scs of CUTIOURA. RESOLVENT, greatest of blno.l purifiers and humor cures. DRESS SUITS AND TROUSERS.

Before Placing Your Order, Give Us a Chance. O. OTcOloJIa.il FOUR NIGHTS, BEGINNING TO-MIGMT THEATRE COMPANY! thu Kmutlonal AclresH MISS ANNA E. DAVIS In the following repertoire: "The Adventuress," "White Hln.ve," "Doris," Jiml "The WagtB of Sin." Ladies free on opening when accompanied by one who pur- chuKed a W-ccnt ticket, tirand Haturday nuiUnee, at which every child attending will receive a present. A line net of furniture to he given away on Saturday night.

Now oil exhibition at Adair'is furniture utore, North Detroit street. Prices 10, 20 and cents. III EACH CAKE NEATLY WRAPPED IN A WHITE TURKISH FACE CLOTH 0 GTS. CUNNINGHAM GO COR, SECOND AND DETROIT STS, Carpet, Curtain and Awning Maker, and Upholsterer of Furniture. 425 15AST CI1UIICIK DR.

13. S. WILSON, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON North Detroit Street, Xenifl, CX Special attention given to the treatment ol Rheumatism by the Klectio-Tbera- petitlc Cabinet Bath. fl A CO. MERCHANT TAILORS, No, 7 Main Street, Allen Block.

A Complexion is one of the greatest charms a woman can possess. POZZONI'S COMPLEXION POWDER gives it. Do yon travel? Are you a shipper? The "Band McNally Railway Guide and Hand- Book" con tain all information. Ask your OUR SECOND GREAT Is nold thromrliontthoTTorld. Sole BO- "Uow to Cure Every Blood Humor," "air and Haliy Rlcsn- Uhn cured To the Young Face POZZONI'S COMPLEXION POWDER give" fresher charms; to the old, renewed yo- Try it.

Did yon ever dream that such a list of bargains could be sold for $1.50 We have done the best we could to pick out a list of goods that every family in the county could use. While we may have an article or two in list you do not need immediately, you will need them again soon, and will then pay more for them. Remember there is nothing in our list but what will keep till needed. Every article guaranteed; also weight and measure. Sale begins Tuesday morning, March 23d, and will end Saturday evening, April 10, 1897, or when our two car loads of New York Apples are gone.

Every order must be paid for before it leaves the store. We do not break this assortment. OR Barred Plymouth Rock eggs at 80c per setting. FIIANK MAXEY, one mile south of Union church, P. Xenia.

OR few choice Poland- China sows and a few choice boars. Apply to J. northwest of Xenia. H. Hawkins, 8-23 OR first class second cheap, street.

Inquire at No. 84 East Main MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. 40 Years the Standard, OR papered three room cottage.

Central location. $5 a month. John T. Harbine, Allen Building, Xenia, 8-24 OR room cottage. Water-works and cistern in the house.

Located on Union St. Apply to 224 Union street. 8-18dtl OR on east Church street, adjoining the Barlow residence. Inquire of MRS. BARLOW.

3-12tf. MILLINERY OPENING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 26 AND 27. "DOOMS TO RENT, opposite the JLt court house. Detroit St. Apply at No.

2-23tf OR SALE, Fresh Jersey cow with calf. Will sell cheap. Inquire at C88 South Detroit St. 8-2d It is wonderful what good reasons men have for not serving on juries, but a bright judge Is generally equal to the occasion. In the Quarter Session Court, Judge Blddle on the bench, says the Philadelphia Record, a German asked to be excused from jury duty.

"Why?" asked the judge. "Well, your ihonor, I don't understand good English." "Oh, you will replied the judge. "You won't hear much good English here, anyhow." fre MISS AREOGUST OPEN EVENINGS. 8 NORTH DETROIT STREET. One Bushel Fancy New York Apples lc Three pounds Granulated Sugar, fine grain 8c 1 Ib Mocha and Java Coffee, every pound guaranteed 2c Three dozen Clothes Pins 3c Two bars "Washing Soap 6c One pound Old Kentucky Baking Powder lOc One-half pound extra quality Tea 19c Five pounds pure Country Buckwheat Flour 15c Three pounds Navy Beans, best quality 10c Three pounds Fox's Best Lump Starch 12c One pound Tapioca 9c Three pounds California Prunes, nice stock 21c One-half pound Pure Popper 13c Fourth pound Pure Cloves, One'5c sack best Table Salt 2c Two pound package Rolled Oats, 8c Half dozen Fancy Bright Large Lomons 6c Total $1-50 Come quick, We do not know how long the Two Car Losds of Apples will last, "A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSEFUL OF SHAME-" CLEAN HOUSE WITH SAPOLIO Gl GROCERS WHO SAVE YOU MONEY, XENIA, OHIO,.