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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-04-10

When your horse is lame and you
have tried every remedy without sue
cess, and you despair of curing him,
and think of trading him off, before
doing so obtain bottle Of Giles Lini-
mens Iodide Ammonia, and see its eff
fects in twenty-four hours. Those are
the kind of cases DR.. Giles likes:
where all other remedies fail, his is the
one that never disappoints. The doctor
will willingly prove and demonstrate
what he says, on application to him at
his Office, No. 46l Sixth Avenue, New
York.
Sold by all druggists. Trial size 25 cts
Send for pamphlet to DR.. Giles, 120
West Broadway, N. Y. Sold by j. w.
Houghton, Wellington, Ohio.
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SPENCER.

Mud, rain, snow, ice, sugar-making,
mumps, pack-peddlers, tramps, etc., etc.,
just the same ss other towns, suppose.
The old Murphy society has reorgan.
lied under the name of the Spencer
National Temperance Union, with the
following officers: President, JEFF Bair !;
Vice Presidents, Jet Murray and Miss
Emma Inmsn; Recording and Cores
ponding Secretaries, 8. d. Oakly and
Mrs. G. Brown; Treasurer, John Murray;
Committee on Programme, +. Aldrich,
w. Cook, B. Flick, and 8. Pomerey;
Committee on music, T. Brazendale, T..
Daugherty, and Mrs. NJ. Aldrich.
Spencer boasts of having the only
Murphy Brass Band in Medina county,
and the interest with which the boys
take hold of this work shows that they
are in earnest.
We had made up our minds that Mich
Daugherty was ''cut out" for an old
batch, but we see we were mistaken, for
Mrs Frank Barnette, of Hillsdale couu-
ty has promised to love, honor, obey,
etc. May happiness attend the worthy
couple through life, is our sincere wish.
The old familiar rumbling, jumbling
sounds of the milk wagon, have returned
to our ears again. SEB.
The Baptist society have hired Rev.
G. G. Inman to preach every Sabbath
the ensuing year. He is an able speaker
and the church is prospering under his
management.
Our new harness maker has got set
tied, and is doing good business for
the times.
DR.. Britain has moved here, and is
fast making friends and securing patron
age. We understand he has received q
thorough education in his profession.
DR.. Willie, who has practiced medicine
here for twenty-five years and gained
the entire confidence of the people, has
a business larger than he can we'll man
age, and gladly surrenders portion of
it to other and younger hands
B. c. Smith sold a nice span of colts
lately for $40. EVA.
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Republican Caucus.

Pursuant to call a Republican caucus
was held in the Town Hall, Friday eve-
ming, April 4th 1879, to put in nomina-
tion candidates for township and vii
lage offices for the ensuing year. Ac-
cordingly large number OF citizens as
sembled for the purpose above men
toned. DR.. J.W. Houghton was Chair
man, and William Morrow, Secretary.
On motion by Hon Dickson, all per-
sons who sympathize with the Republi-
can party and calculate to act with it,
will be entitled to vote in this caucus.
On motion q committee Of five was ap-
pointed to serve as q Republican Town
ship Committee for one year; II. A.
Horr, o. Herrick, Col. w. F. Herrick,
w. Hawkins, and J. II. Dickson were
appointed on said committee. Moved
were nominated as Township Trustees
by acclamstion; R.N. Goodwin WAS
nominated for Assessor. w. Cushion
Treasurer; J. w. Wilbur, Township
Clerk; Barney Meacham and A. G. Mar
shall, Constables. The following were
nominated candidates for offices for the
village Of Wellington: E. Hustled, j.
A. Chapman, and DR.. HolbroOk for
Council; A. G. Couch, Cemetery Trustee;
E. F. Webster and ]. d. Wight, Mem
bers of School Board. The nominations
all being made, Capt. G. w. Horr told
the Convention of his wanderings from
the Republican faith, and his honest
convictions that the Republican cause
was in the main right; that with hiss few
prcjudices for the Republicans and his
many for the Democrats, he calculated
to vote straight Republican, &c, but
did not want it understood that he was
q party man. r. A. Horr was next
called to the stand. He said that he,
like his brother Charles, was not a party
man; but We found out before he had
proceeded far that his assertion was on
ly in fun. He made very appropriate
speech for q Republican caucus. N.
Huckins then made some remarks that
would be better told by himself than
printed in q book. Hon. 8. 8. Warner
was then called, who made one of his
finest speeches, showing how the party
now stands through the country and at
the National Capitol. No one hearing
his speech has the least chance to doubt
that he understands what he is talking
about, and is firm in the faith of Repub-
licsnism. Next but not least was our
friend Tim Herrick. He started out
moderately. but as he warmed up said he
was not sugar coated in any of his po-
litical principles meant exactly what
he said and wanted everybody to know
it, and we think they all did from the
way he brought the house down in ap-
plause several times; after which the
meeting was adjourned, all feeling well
and apparently satisfied. SEcY.
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A Had Case Cured.

- - DoxIA, N. T., June z, 1873.
- & Dear eir:-I had been sIck about
eA9at yeAsa With an adection by physicians
caueq seroula- Ny throat was . materating
sore NJ palate had been eaten out, my
neee f.cs md forehead had discharging
eoree NJ body and limbs had deep eating
nbesss extending nearly 70 the bone was
nsauced IN nesh to {. mere skeleton. was
n thts. s.4readful condition when began the
use Of loor blood and Liver Remedy and
Nsrve tcnic n leoe. l took 1t nearly year,
eeo1xh 70 Al aPpe.rances I was we'll within
three moDths after beginning It. I feel as
well and strong now e. ever I did.
- Xoors truly. ms ANNA ADAMS.
Dr.. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy
and Nerve Tonic may we'll be called
the conquering hero" of the times 1t
= 10 medical triumph of the age. Who
tevsr has '.the blues" should take 1t, for
IL regulates and restores the disordered
system that gives rise to them. 1t al
yays cures Hlliousness and Liver Com
plant, Jaundice. Dyspepsia, Constipa.
ton, Headaches, Fever and Ague, Spleen
Enlargments. Scrofula, Erysipelas, Pim-
piles, Blotches, and all skin efuptions
end blood disorders; Swelled Limbs and
DFopsy; Sleeplessness, Impaired Nerves
and Nervous Debility; Restores flesh
and GtsenGtk when the system is running
down q Yong into decline; cures Fe-
male We1hness and Chronic Rheuma-
-, aaa -fSl2eves Chronic Bronehitis,
snd IN Lung and Throat difficulties.
lt,doe9 these things By striking at the
neoe q Aisesse end removing Its causes.
IL 1Shnsr,s Improved Cough Honey
Winrelisve any cough In une hour.
d. TeaAers Golden Relief cures any
Ps@ = tcoth-sche, neuralgia. collie OF
headuchs in to go nainutes, and readily
seneyes sheumatism, kidney-complaint,
aiaxrnna. dysentssy. For sale BY DR.. 3.
D. 1merson. Dr.. Fenner's St. Vitua
Danse Specific. One bottle always cures.
For saas BY dealers.
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We have printed large number OF
extra copies this week to accommodate
those who may wish them to send 10
friends. The description Of the new
church and account of its dedication,
which is very full, is made up from the
reports in the Leader and Herald,
with much original matter added, and
will be found we think very complete.
We have also given q brief account
of the death of VIM. Howk, Esq,
which will be Of interest to many
friends here and elsewhere. A largo
number of local items and election
news is unavoidably crowded out, but
as many as have not spoiled by keep
ing will be giveh next week.
Beautiful new Prints, at Rininger's.
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NeighbOrhOod News.

Mr.. Ira Leggett, for the last twenty
five years in the employ of the C. C. C.
& l., Ry., at New London, has been. in
the new deal which has changed the
officers of that road, superceded by
Stanley Foster as Station Agent at that
place.
The unoccupiei farm house of A. L.
Peabody, at New Oberlin corners, was
burned recently. Insurance $1,000.
H. r. Pardee, of Strongsville, had
three sheep killed and several badly
bitten by dogs on last Monday night.
Also, on last Sunday night, Laban
Heazlit had six sheep killed by dogs
Strongsville correspondence Berea Ad-
vertiser.
Henry Soldiers had very valuable
Cotswold eve killed by dogs one day
last week. There are abou. a dozen
miserable ours roaming the fields, of
no possible use to anybody OF anything,
and ought to be put out of the way !;
which fact will undoubtedly happen ere
long.-[Lodi correspondence Medina
Gazette.
The ladies will have to hide their
false hair at night with their other or
naments, as switches lave become the
booty of burglars. Among other
things some very long hair was stolen
from the house of VIM. Wheeler, of
Strongsville lately.
Kimball, Ct Chicago, helped the
Congregational Church of Berea to
raise the subscriptions toward lifting
ther debt of $4,000.
The Berea Advertiser records two at
tempts at burglary in that village after
midnight, April 81. In both cases the
vigilant wife gave the alarm which
frightened them away. The houses
were those of A. j. Murphy and Geo.
Nokes.
Mrs. E. D. PEBBLES, wife of the f Ii
tor of the Berca Advertiser, is serious
ly i'll of infiamatory rheumatism, and
some of his printers have the measles.
A highway robbery was committed
In the streets of Tiffin, March 3lst.
Alcott, Horton & Co., for thirty
years a dry goods firm Of Cleveland
has been bought out by E. NJ. McGillin
& Co.
For the third time in as many months
the Nichols House has been invaded
by burglars. Last Saturday morning
about 2 o'clock, a thief was discovered
In the sleeping apartments of Mr.. f.
Richards, son-in-law Of miEe host
Nichols, and an alarm Immediately
given by Mrs. Richards, who first saw
him, but the miscreant escaped throagh
the front door Of the public parlor,
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DIED.

FRANKS.-At the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. n. Martin, in Gallon, O., March
17th, 1879, Mrs. Elizabeth Franks, in her
Gath year.
A life Of toll and Of suffering has closed.
A mother in Israel has gone to her rest Born
in Washington Co., Pa; she came to Wayne
Co., o., when IA years old. When 1S she
dedicated her life to the service Of her Savior
and, to the very last. she went about doing
good. She suffered with patience or labored
with diligence, endeavoring in sickness or
In health to honor her Master. She stored
her mind with useful knowlege, but, best Of
all, with the word of God, and her society
was of great value because she could not
only entertain but instruct. Her house was
the preachers home" and her hospitality
extended to all. Shesleavcs a husband and
three daughters to mourn her loss, but they
have the blessed assurance that all is well
with her and happy will they be If found
also ready. W. B. T.
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The Novelty Comedy mpany.

The Novelty Comedy Company, MUIR
ray & Ober, managers, played in Rinin-
gers Hall, Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, to smaller audi
ences than their merit deserves. They
seem to be one of the few travelling
companies that do not disappoint the
expectations raised by their bills.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" "Ingomar," 5"
and society play were given on sue
cessive evenings, each followed by a
laughable farce. The smallness of the
audience was owing to other meetings
and lectures occurring the same eve
nings.
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Beautiful Spring

Has come. How the delicate flowers
breathe out their sweet fragrance. Tune
up the Tyre Qiar) and welcome her with
sweet music-such as cats make in the
night. Give her an appreciative recep-
tion. Don't forget 1t.
1t is a good time to plant potatoes
Come to the headquarters and buy the
pure Early Rose and Peach Blows.
Come in and see with what profession
al exactness we roast and grind Coffee.
All admit that our coffee is superior to
all others, and our teas occupy q front
seat every time.
Remember we keep the celebrated
Xenia Sugar-cured Hams, and Chicago
Dried Beef.
Never buy Dishes or anything in that
line without looking at our stock. We
have a variety, quantity and quality
that will suit everybody.
Choice Unskimmed Cheese don't lie
on every body's counter just now; but
we have it. Buy some and take it to
your family, and see if they can tell
what it is. aEf ...a
BOWLRY & HALL
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hOL[OWlY'S OINTMENT!

Possessed of this remedy, every man may
be his own doctor. 1t may be rubbed into
the system SO as ~ reach anJ internal COM
GERS in the throat, stomach, liver, spine, or
other parts. 1t is an infallible remedy for
bad legs, bad breasts, contracted or stiff
joints, gout, rheumatiem and all skin dis
eases.
the signature OF HAYDocK as agent for the United
Stater, surrounds each box Of Pills and ointment.
Boxes at IS Cents. 62 cents, and 81 each.
There is considerable saving by taking the larger
HOLLOWAY 4 CO., New York
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From q Prominent Veterinary
Surg con.

From q Prominent Veterinary
Surg con.
MR.. WIN. NJ. GILES, Chemist, Sir:-I
have I racticed extensively in Europe
and America, and your new discovery,
Liniment Iodide Ammonia, surpasses
anything ever used for splints, strains,
lameness in the limbs or shoulders,
weakness across the kidneys, wind
gals, end hard, bony swellings on the
joints. 1t is truly marvellous.
Yours very truly,
RALPH OGLE,
Veterinary SurgeoI,
$50 West Twenty-flfth ST., N. N.
Sold by all druggists. Send for
pamphlet. DIR. GILES,
120 West Broadway, NY.
Sold by j. w. Houghton, yelling
ton, o.
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The Friend OF All!
noIloway's Pills!

.T had no appetite; Holloway's Pills gave me a
hearty one."
.'Your Pills marvellous"
house"
..Dr. Holloway has cured my he eadache that was
chronic
81 gave one Of your Pills to my babe for cholera
morbus. The dear little thing got well In day."
my nausea of morning Ia now cured"
Your box Of Holloway's Ointment cured me of
noises in the head. rubbed some Of your Ointment
behind the ears and the noise has left. !"
'send me two boxes; want for poor family. ''
-. enclose dollar: your price is IS cents. but the
'.Send me hve boxes of your Pills."
LET me have three boxes Of your Pills by return
mail, for Chills and Fever"
have over two hundred such testimonials as these
but want Of space compeis me to conclude.
For Cutaneous' Disorders,
And all eruptions Of the skin, this Ointment most
invaluable 1t does not heal externally alone, but
penctrates with the most searching effect to the very
root Of the evil.
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A Long Time to Suffer.

Twenty-Five years Of endurance
with Catarrh is long period of annoy
ance and suffering. Mrs. E. j. Flan-
ders, of Manchester, N. H., after GO
ing through it all, writes: "The Con-
stitutional Catarrh Remedy" has res
cued me from intense suffering and al
most the grave" This medicine is for
sale by Everett & Starr, Wellington,
and by Strong, Cobb Sc Co., Cleveland.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

The copartnership heretofore exist
ing between Geo. Fisher and Hiram
Allyn, under the firm name of Fisher
6 Allyn, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. GEORGE FISHER,
HIRAM ALLYN.
ltarch ~, 1879. 2S-3t.
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Cows For Sale.

On Saturday, April l2th, I shall haye for
sale 40 head Of good Dairy Cows. Will sell
them cheap for cash or good notes. Any
parties having dry cows or fat cattle, and
wishing to eel or exchange, will do well to
call on me. W. d. MINER.
O6,ce st Husted Bros. store.
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We Challenge the World.

We Challenge the World.
When VIC say we believe, we have evidence
to prove that Shiloh's Consumption Cure is
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, in
as much as it will cure a common or chronic
cough in one half the time and relieve Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group,
and show more cases Of Consumption cured
than all others. It will cure where they fail,
it is pleasant to take, harmless to the young
est child, and we guarantee what we say.
Price 10 cents, SO cents and 81. II your
lungs are sore, back or chest lame, use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Everett &
Starr, Wellington, Ohio.
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:. -wm. Rininger has just received di-
rect from the manufacturers the hand
somsst and cheapest Wall Paper and
Decorations ever shown in Wellington.
Do~'t fail. to see them before making
your purchases. 49, 25w6
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-25 cents viii get fair working shirt and
90 cents . heavy chevoi: with double back,
made to order, at Fitch's.
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New goods9 1 should say so. Every
drawer and box is crowded. The next
question is, how shall We get rid of
them? Eureka! Eureka! Will sell
'em so cheap that customers must buy.
Hustled EROS.
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No Deception Used.

1t is strange so many people win continue
to suffer day after day with Dyspepsia, Liv-
er complaint, Constipation, Sour Stomach,
General Debility, when they can procure at
our store shiloh's Vitalizer, free Of cost If
it does not cure or relieve them. Price 70
cents. Sold by Everett & Starr, Wellington.
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Graining.

Having secured the services Of . Cleve-
land Grainer, who makes graining . special
~, I a. now prepared to take orders in
grazing oak, black walnut, chestnut. etc.
0rdsn b mail promptly attended TO.
so8 w. q STEPHENSON.
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IT WILL PAY YOU
To buy your SHIRTS of

y. H. KNISEhx.
Practical Shirt Maker, Mansfield, o.
n. Y Mills or wamsutta, 2eOO linen, s24Oo
e" g 1890 &c 1900
As good as any eastern shirt, 12.00
Six shirts for 500
do my own cutting and can furnish
better fttirg and better shirt than you can
get elsewhere. Measure taken by
F. C. LEACH, Agent,
At Harvey's. Wellington, 0.
P. S.-A nice line of imported shirtings.
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Did you ever! No never-did see
such beautiful styles in Ladies' Slip
pers and Walking Shoes as they are
selling at Hustled BROS.
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MARRIED..

NES-PHILLIPS-At the residence of
the brides parents, East Clarksfield, Hu-
ron Co., O., April I'd, 1879, by Rev. E. L.
Warner, Mr.. Ashley J. Barnes and Miss
Sarah A. Phillips.
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-SULTANA Is . new patent elastic back
standing collar, never seen before in this
market You can now see 1t at Fitch's.
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FITCH has just shelved an elegant line
OF Clothing for Men, Boys and Children, at
prices lower than ever.
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Church Directory.

uacIPLE CHURCH. H..servfces every Sabbath At
MES0 A. II and 700 p NJ Sabbath School at II
Prayer Meeting on Thursday evenings W. B.
ThompoonL pastor.
D 0k0RB0ATIONAL CHURCH. - Services every
Sabbath l0:So A. n. and 7:0p p. N. Sabbath
School 6 n n Prayer Meeting on Thursday even
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-services ev-
cry Sabbath af l0:S0 A. n. and 7:oO p. NJ. sabbath
Sabbath School at II II. Prayer Meeting on Thup-
day evenings. n. 8. Albright. pastor.
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You can get two good linen collars, lat
est style, fresh from factory for an even
quarter at Fitch's.
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"a FREE GIFT.

OF A CODY of my MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
BOOK to Person suffering with Cons TConsumptsion NJ s
Throat. Send nsme and post Office address, with two
three-cent postage stamps and state your sickness
Tine book Is elegantly Illustrated. (I44 PIP. II mo-
is7e). The information t contains in the evidence
treating diseases Of the Nose, Throat and Lungs a.
special practice In Cincinnati; since 1887. Address
DIR. n. B. WOLFE, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Wanted--0ood Veal Calves.

We vdll pay the highest market price for
good veal sslves. from 3 70 weeks old. viii
also pay top price for good fat steers and
heifers. weighing from nine to thirteen hun
dred pounds. Fat hogs and sheep wanted at
an times 70 be used in our new market
aoN MINER & NOREHOUsE.
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taking with him valuables to the
amount Of s150-[ Berea Advertiser.
The lecture of the Rev. N. s. AL
bright, OF Wellington, on "Jerusalem
and Vicinity" Wednesday evening,
met fully the expectations of tile
Brooklyn public.-fCleveland Leader.
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Come, mothers, bring the children in,
The little ones with angel faces,
We've Just the thing for baby feet,
In black or colors, buttons or laces.
HUsrED Bros.
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You can get q Laundried Shirt for 50
cents at Fitch's-
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and Departure of Mails

HACK LINES.
QboRffn, Arrive Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
fiefsdeid. sssA- y Leave att p. NJ
RriEhton. Arrive daily st 10 a NJ Leave at
HUNTINGTON. lAyrfve Monday, Wednesday and Fri
eallivsn. day st 4 p. n Leave rursday. Thurs
Eolk. day and SATURDAY st $50 A. NJ
AemeIytls day1I1 A. NJ. Leave at r. NJ
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Spring cloths are in and Meitk is busy
making up those nobty suits at Fitch's.
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DIAMOND SHIRTS, IS cents to sl.5o
other brands at 50 to IS cents at Fitch's.
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PENSIONS.

All Soldiers, wounded OF injured, can now
obtain pensions, under the new law to date
from discharge. Address at once with stamp
for blanks and new soldiers circulars.
w. c. BERINGER & CO.,
116 smithield st., Pittsburg, Pa.
W-Oldest claim agency in the State.
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III you want nice tie or cravat you can
get Il at Fitch's.
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Perhaps the memory OF these shoes
VIII outlise all the countless others,
And tears chase down your blooming cheek,
A you remember Husted Bros.
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Don't fail to call for that 40 cent
Japan or Green tea at Houghton's. If
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-Handsome and very cheap line of
New Carpets just received at William
Rininger's, and selling ut from twenty
cents per yard upward according to
quality. = tfg 256w
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THE M AR K E rs
Cheese,

Cheese.
Old cheese nearly all gone. Markets
a little firmer on that account. Billing
7cents.
The shipments of cheese for the
week ending April I'd, are as follows:
No. of boxes, 1852. No lbs, 6l ,30S.
Butter for the same time as follows: !:
No. of pkgs. 96. No. of pounds, 5,G22.
Wellington Produce Market.
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The majority in the whole county in
favor of court house tax, as near as can
be estimated, is 2,762.