davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-09
Fifteen thoroughbred Norman horses

Fifteen thoroughbred Norman horses
arrived from Havre on Monday. They
were purchased by Colonel Bridgeland,
United States Consul at lIavrc. Three
Of the horses are handsome, black, FIVE
year-old stallions and two three-year-
old mares. They will be shipped on
Saturday to d. A. Blodgctt, Atherscy,
Mich, and will be used TO improve ma
tive stock In the numbering district of
North western Michigan. Five OF the
horses will be shipped to Fremont, O.,
and five to Litchfeld, o. The horses
arc mostly iron gray or black in color
and weight from 100 to 800 pounds
.ach.-Cleveland Herald.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-09
WELLINGTON UNION FAIR.
COMPLETE nsr or PRrMruxs AvARprp.

-
BOOK K1-TuoRouennlxD CArrLz-DrnnAya
Ye.riing Bun, seco.d premium d. d. Herr,ck a. 50.
Bull ayean old, second A. w. Lake, dol.
Bull, ysars old or over nrss wsshburn Noble
sdol; second same dol e--tia -f.
Bun year old Ar,s W.ahSuru 4 Non,e doa
Bun Can. ana washsarn . Noble doa; second
same dol.
CIV. 4yean old or over. nrss washburn Z Noble
9 sdor; second sauc dol
Gov. jean oad. ant w..hburn Z Noble dol
Cow syesry old Art W.shbuy, 4 Nob,, 8 doa. see
ond sams ean sI
Heifsr. years cad nrss washburu 4 Noble 4 dol;
second same dol
Heifsr. year old. arse wsshb1rn . Noe,s 8 dol:
secooo sene $i-0 -.1
60, All s ' '
R.u ,--- 49,
BOOK z-HxxzyoHDs-
Bull years old or over Arst a. q p. P,r>ou, md
". D. MherA dol -f
GOV. syeen ola o. eve.' nrss 9. =. Passoas md
Hefser 49,, GA A. q 41 e..,,
Minor dol.
u.se.,, -.s
M,nor AL ~ 49, A'~ '" ''o' 'na w. -
1~ssC
.o.' -, - s sna W. y Ainof
BOOK s-HoIsTEus
Bull 2ycars old second wusrd Hsrt n 80
Cow. years Oh or over. ar.e willard Kart dol.
Run cali. nrss willard Hart S1.O. ta
Bun. ysazs old. arss l. l. Comssock dol
BooxLAru.nrr.,-
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-09
NEW GROCERY!

Having purchased the stock of
G roc E RIES S and LOTHING
of D. T. Bush,
One door South OF the Post Office, and
having stock now complete, 1 am pre-
pared to furnish to my customers any
thing in the GROCERY LINE, at as
low rates as can be sold in the village.
1 am thankful for past favors, and
would ask that you call and see me in
my new place Of business, and examine
my stock. 1 am selling Clothing at
cost. Yours Truly,
2in 14-2m S. E. PETERS.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-09
SILK FR1NaEs.
C1naps & Trimmings

The latest style Of silk fringes and bead
gimps and mantle ornaments; special atten.
ton given to the trimming Of mantles and
dolmans In the latest trimmings. New
stock of ribbons, lace, odgings, inserting
lace yeilings, ruchings and fcheus, silk
initts, fine lisle gloves, lace ties. The most
extensive line Of fine dress buttons and gen
eral notions stock In the city. 90"
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-09
Corset Department.

stock in fine wove corsets. Corscts at soc.
rs cts. and $1.OO. Corsets exchanged il not
satisfactory. Underwear ard Hosiery De
partment with large and complete stock in
each department. DE- .... ..a ..|-'-
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-09

We have this week given the list of
premiums awarded at our late fair in
full. This may explain the failure to
give less than the usual variety Of other
newa
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-09


c.,.,. .,.s., e,.,u n.,.,
-. -. -.,.- .-s.s ,,,S.y WA.
- S - "
- -
p.,mer -
: H.nd msae ,.c.u ,rru,s.m ,.eornuo.,a.a a,.. z
'Wshsvorsh :" -
AM
bnow OF geraniums mrs Miss kva Lang Vcts-
Sbow on veroenss. same 80 cents
booues q noven. same dol 49,
D'sP'AS VI noo'' p'An's nrst ME- l. Do'Ana' eaoi.
oooA E'-ArfAs'
Dish Of greenings. nrst Il. z somers Is cents-
Dish Of baldwin,. same Is cents.
King OF Thonkins county same 5 cents.
Dish Of 1onathans, same IS cents.
Dish OF swaars, same - cents
Show Of apples second frankie Wadsworth eiN
Ten varieties Of appies nrst Frankie Wsdsworth 81
four Saheaes OF TAI apples. same eoi-
SHOW of winter spplcs same dol
Your varieties of winter .pplea ssmc dol.
Dish of seek NO farther same Is cents
Dtsh of pecks pleasant same Is eents
D,sh of beimonts same Is cents
pish of spttxenberRs same Is cents
o,-,x,,s
oooA AM S'AA~
Show Of pears, nrst Geo. GiIiet dol.
Ba,tlet Pears, same Is cents.
Plate Of Isabella grapes, rst p. W. Smith 3 ccnts
Plato Of Delaware grapes, same 3 cents.
p,,te Of Roeer, hvbrcd No q ,amc }, cent?.
n,,n q, ne,cbe. nr,t W. a Powell ,, cent?.
Dish Of sickle pears nrst Frankie wsdsvorth 2sc.
Dv,n white pear nr.t p W. Smith Is centa
D,.h q, huYon pears samc Is cents
Dish of pcars nrst W. S. Stevenson Is cents.
r., .ho,v ~ ,r.nc. AFR & Trim dol.
BOOK kS-fko'sioAs-
jar Of pickied pcars nrst Mrs. r. r. Camp 5 cents.
Jar Of picked grapes. same IS ccnts-
Jar Of picked beets same 3 cents-
jar OF picked tomstoea same . cent?
Jar OF picked app'es same - eenA
Jar OF ounce 1en, same . cents.
Jar Of pear jelly, same centsL
Jar Of goeseberry jelly, same . cents-
Jar Of plum jelly. same Is cents.
Jar Of currant jelly. same Is cents
Jar Of blackberry Jelly, same 25 cents.
Jar Of strawberry Jelly. ssme q, cents.
jar Of raspberry jelly. same 3 cents-
Jsrof ersbspplc jelly same 5 eents-
Jar Of eldc1borry Jelly aamc . ceuts
Jar Of rhusurb jelly. same . cents. ...
Jar of cherry jelly. same . centa
Jar of apple Jelly, same 5 een.a
Jar Of blackberry jam. nrst Ars. T. 9. wadsvortl
5 cents .r.
lar of cucumber pickies same 25 ccnta
Jar of p,ckied beans, nrst Nra r. H. Camp Is cents
Rox of houev ar,t a K Laundor 50 cents
Can Of mamie mol...es. nrst r x Campbell 50 cta
Rc.t 10 pounds maulc sugar orst x T. Campbell 81
sscond A. w. Lake 50 cents
On ~ mamie u,o,s..e. ,ecooa A w Lake q ecnts
Can of grape jelly. urst C. H. sheldon 25 cents.
Three kinds OF pie nrst MrsL d. G. Chapman 50 cts.
Two kinds of cake same 50 cents
Can of Die apple nrst Nrs T. Doland Is cents.
red cherrics same 8 cts.
%
Strawberries. same 8 ccnts
green, aycs samc Is ceuta
ntcrled pesebss same q eepta
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-09
In this part of the County

The stock to be opened this week Is supe-
rior both in variety and selection to any here
tofore offered In this section in Spring
Goods. The stock embraces greater yarle
ty of fine goods in Dress Goods, Fine Mourn
Ing Goods, Silks and Trimmings, and the Sc
lection in Lawns, Lace Buntings and White
Goods comprises the choicest styles in the
market The purchases have been confined
to desirable goods, to the exclusion OF that
class OF goods which have been SO largely
introduced into this market, which in many
cases will scarcely bear recommend ding, and
which seldom prove satisfactory Ia the pur-
chaser.
The stock in amount Is undouh. cdly the
largest aud most complete ever offered in
this market for Srring Trade. Though
prices have advanced In many classes of
goods, the recent careful ard satisfactory
purchases will enable us To maintain IN
every department: uf stock the leading prices
in this section.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-09
Fine Mourning Dress Goods

Silk warp Henrietta cloth, drap ct alma,
black monte cloth, French bunting, tamise
and crepe cloth, jet black cashmeres, French
organdies aud lawns, solid black dress cam
brics and zephyr cloths. Mantle and Doll
man cloth, suitable for mourning.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-09
II. B. Ham1in,
Headquarters For
Flour, Feed,
o-I

ALL KINDS OF GRAIN, :
Has on sale a new Brand of Flour of
absolutely the best quality in town. ut
the same price you pay for inferior
kinds. Try it, and get rid OF that banc
of the family, bad bread.
Farmers having grain should re-
member that this is the place to get the
highest market price for it in cash.
They should also remember hat In or
der to continue to raise good crops they
must apply fertilisers to their lands.
SUPERPHOSPHATES
have been proved to be the most pow
erful, best and cheapest fertilizer in the
market. Made by experienced aud re-
liable manufacturers, prepared as
plant food by the best known process,
it is the standard fertilizer; causing
immediate and lasting fertility, and is
perfectly adapted to all crops. Call
and get circulars.
Warehouse South of Ry., Depot,
Ain. 33-tf Wellington, Ohio.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-09
FANCY DRESS GOODS!

English, French and American fabrics.
Colored elk and wool cashmere effects
used in trimmings aud combination suits
All wool debeges, hew shades in colored
ceshmcres, all wool lace euutings. black all
wool buntings in the best make, brocadc and
brocatelle goods, childrcn's suitings and
plaids, and q full line Of low price dress
goods at 1Oc., 12><c. aud l5c. per yard.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-09
Fancy Goods Department
Kid Glove Department.

''Genuino" Downs & Dassctt two-button
kid gloves ut Sl.0o.
Extra quality three-button kid cloves,
blsck, medium and opera shades, ut rs Cts,
t1.UO aud 81 25 per pair.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-09
Specialties and Novelties
NEW GOODS!
Black T. CoIorei Dress silks.

Black Silk (pure silk) a. ci.. - SO.
Plain coiofed dress silks, 75 sts. tn 81 .2j
per yard.
Summer silks at G5 cts IS ei-., nah ~ ci-.
per yard. .-.-
The latest Novelties In Bro ade Silhs
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-09
Cloaking, Shawls & Mantles

Pattern mantles 10 the latest styles.
Fine all wool French cioakings, light col
ored cloakirg, and ulster cloths IN select
patterns. Fine Paisley and black Thibct
shawls, new zephyr and all wool plaid
shawls. .r-.
, 1880-05-15

NEW Yonw, May 14.-The Emigration Com
mlsslo,crs ure preparing for the State Do
purtlnent Mt Washington n statement co,l~
cerl,tnR the arrival hero OF sixteun Davnrian
falnlties, numbering elghty persons. Upun
landing, thcy Ind litt'a c'othlng. no money.
nnd no friends. lnyestlEnston t! s,t'owe.l that
tovset @ f. reI!eyo sh9 ons % authorities ,ns; e
nialtiy horticultural lialNls, and but few aro
aEt!ss's. ThvS sGy sns tssm ~ weTs ,o sactua,,y
Mountains, aud hops they will not be re-
turned.
lasMl, Isobett A. Johnston. Of the firm at J.
y y. Johnston, organlzeti tho FerManasi
Yesterday. 100 emtgranhs fr,ln Fef.Hnnagll
County, whosu passage lad NJ bpen = nata by the
nru young men a,d women, tho latter lun'-
Dertnu, sayeNty.iye, a,uf lefore san.lnwM
Of wore On thclf way 10 friends IN the West.
The remainder will by taken care OF w the
Association until provided with work. An
other lnstullment is un the way.
, 1880-05-15
TIE TURF.


LEXINGTON, Ky, Alay 10.-Tho May meet
ing of tho Kentucky Association closed TO-
tuy. It Inns been successful meeting.
First rnce-T|le IoilEfGlloW Stakes, for get
Of l.ongicllow nov y years old; F. D. IIn'-
rer gives 500; no entrance fec; milo heats:
Nichnri Gnttnnd's y. I. Annie e., formerly
Atdle NJ, linn salttn Iravnrse. :;.....:...3
Agncyuta \ Vests L.. X. siortfclow, da'n, :,
j. i. saSh!"soa jrs T. T. siaiaio IL. dam
4tine-i:iaa; i:i6H.
to lie first, nntl so to The second horse; two
nlsd 0nc-clgl1tll miles: ...-
1ng,s. esscks tsn b. u Wsr 1asF yoarsold by War
ss Iiarpers Ts !. !. jcs joinss yois DID,
by Lon1foliow, .lam Fanny Wells. ::,....;....a
Ham scotts b; q y1ltnrllo. *years old, by Imp,
Third racc-Consolatlon nurse, s2s0, Miis
heats, tor beates, horses, San to thp first,
and $50 to tho second horse, Horses bratui
onec allowed pounds; twice, IL pounds;
i'rec Il; g. t1"ss; rhss = ,'iai e T. iisuau years DID,
by WHveriy. dam Iitrn, 0s pounds ......-...: 0
IlnrgS1s M 4 u s,;y. !arsy, 'oS ysars 3D. ny
r. Watrrs' ch. =. lsAll.y yea.a old, ~ En-, -.
.Inirer, dam l,y to Stonor 1Gt lu,,inls ....oas
s Sy0kfi' 81 kinS L Tss; f y' s dssnonsxs sqs xs"sss g
oe"Sre Sa'S ". owon Gs cS. +. Fotr;nce H. H.
TX III ~, nn,,,nifa n 'o'' ''"'''o' ""''
- 1time-1:45: l:44A.
Extra rncc-Pnrse Sl70; Sl00 to first, SEQ to
sccnntl, md $50 to third ]l0rsc. Ono aild Olle-
eighth miles:
l,n,ios 4 Car,lcs' ch +. ntua Lodge, ycnra old,
by Fullowcrlft, dam lionnto MMy.....r..... 1
O. u. T0lds b. +. Ida htvls. years. old, BY Eli.
,utnr, tlatn imp. Sovereign. ...........:..
g. f}. Wallaep's Gr. m. Lttcllc. yours old, by
Longfcllow, dam Eyn nn,lHlAss. .............. 2
YiMc-lsb1at.
CoLDW.tTER.
Special Dtspaish to 1Ae Chicago Tribune.
day wpro we'll attended. Iii tho 4:l0 Glass
Este Good won iii three straigllt lleats, beat-
ing ChArlie Ford quite; laiMltly. Tfnle, 2:.s,
2:2s $50. Ford probably was mt quite him
tho 4-year-old race Josephine was first, llnr-
vey sGcohtt, Yellow Hammer third, nlll Ger
ttt fourth. M tinlc, but private parties say
| tho best time Was 3:40ix.
, 1880-05-15
CANADA.

A yyomsnta Hharp ,Trick--Caf1, ottctarn
r. 1.u.,otstw gfatue nr kt,a x,rsa
U".ua" ~ 1sra1u.I.trA.In.,r nc.-Nnhs
HeorEe A''ee-'""-
"a'ar,nn,n s!..al, n..'..., ~ ri nA,.,.. r.,,..
sptsia1 nf'pateh 10 '"s oo'ea1o 3rtba"s'
M0NTnEArr May 14.TIMr. WOLF. protnl-
ncnt merchant here, whose wife lately
clo,ntt with a youtli belonging to this city.
a a,,.,,Icd ~ mo snncr,or f,onrt tn.tnx,
"pp''e" a'o sa..sA ao,t1o,a.,. ..t',.;.
10 hnhnl tne HhaTF'ase se'l'enlent W'lcn
settled $500 tlppif the wife. It hI'-
pears TINT hfter lenvllg, :, Montreal Tho
fligttlvG wife n!'tnlneti q divorce from her
husband In the Untteu 3tntct, ana the Court,
hi tak!ng tho casv e!1 delibcrc. expressed a
doubt whether 1t haa t1la power 10 lec'nro
tia. diy0rce voltl.:
lid Dtpa.sn 70 1ns Gntseeo inohnk.
: TORONTO. hny 3;-tA.iE.'1.snop .i;n i;illcn nhs
lSsMcd q c!rcnlaf inr tiie 1listrhetioil q uio
Catholic clergy 0I tn!s Ely. y WHICH nc iakes
strong gfoMnM nEainst ,,,,!.enty, at A.d re-
serves to h!iasclf tne i1RhL OF refusing al's1.
llltl1n to- nt! Cathnllcs WHO 60 10 Lectures
given by !nitdels af,a atilels.R.
A meeting of Lending Gttlzens Ia to be held
to take lnt9 coltslderat1ofi tlle erection Of
AtNtue OF tic late oenntor Nf0Wn ~ he
Queens Park. Tie stnttie Is 10 ~ n'nHelea
" tile SDg style rs that u Lincoln III tInloll
Suunrc, New YORK. y VIII Dc cast or
bronze, nMi Is catcnlateu 70 ~ onc q TUG
finest specimens or nft 6l thls Coht1ncnt. \
cast oi plaster Whs taken 0l Mr. Nr1Wn's
face nftcr us demise, and VIII be reproduced
III marble by prolliliieMnt NV se.SsM!p!or.
opee1as t,apa'es .,, 20 ~ e"t"r anoant.
!, OffAMAs Lni;t NIn, "a l.. ao9ta az l'nais
, 1880-05-15
Chicago Wins a Game IN Whleh
Luck Wab a Feature Of,
Both Sides.
Worcester Bsattin by Boston; clnoirl;
mutt by Cleveland, and Troy
BY Providence.
,notllcr Day Of Fast Work In the McCor'
mick Hall sfx.Dny Walking:
Match.
Sherry Leading olmbtoad Slightly, with
oampula Good Third-Le1-
ington Races.


=
oor,cth,n., like 1,000 people saw the Chi
o,r,a rat d En,nc by a worry sn,nll majority
nj eraat good luck yesterday afternoon.
't:istr a:' ouo.nts, Tho 1}uiFaios, were also III
.,,at rnvIl luck tn net n run Mt all. but, my.
,ne n,'to1ucd tlat lcail, they were unfortunate
h, hayluE n single ,n.ifTcd ify, albeit n hard
am to handle. let III. two uncarrch runs nntl
orlr the gatl,u against them. poortllatt, TIC
rcr,,lar pitcher Of tho visiting tcnn1. was
',Ioyrd #, his homn position, a,Hl Ills swltt
s,rves held tho lleaty butsnlet Of tito opr0s-
inv ulnp tlnwm to n smaller number nf nus
,hnn a,,y pitcher llns succeeded In doing this
vcar. Rowe pncketl him up extremely well,
i,js on)y error In tho game being poor
,hrow to sccoud. Witt, but the single excep.
I'm, o.c,l aboyc, the Buffalo errors yielded
No RIM, 10 tl,ctr opponents, and for five or
siy innings II looked very ultch III though
thc (,,icagos wcre nbont TO receive their
Grst complete cont OF wl.ltownst for The sea-
son, Dalrylnple, tho first nar ut bat, VIVA given
his basr o., balls, hut IN attempting to reach
,h,1t on n wild pitch WIS given out by TIC
c,iDu Of doubtful correctness. In the Aaisle
,un1n. Williamson reached first OH Cranes
fnml,le OF his e.,sy gronn1er, but Anson fell
a ylrlim to a tlne ily-catch by Richardson,
aml blnnk WIS the consequence. After get
tIuu out iii orllcr III tile first inning, and los
,ur tl,cfr first striker IN the second, 1lornung
h,t far Ills basc, Md reached SECOND on
Onrst's failure to handle properly Flihts
yrry accurate throw. 11e was tnkcn to ttIitd
Oh Force's out. and cnlna lieile on Wild
pitch, t!ie hglt striking Fiiiit's i01t n,ia El'c7
lEo This 9W"g1 srsa WY ,he H. Ill., S',.nte e.n
80 Effective Wls Gol'lsn,ith'a delivery, .aad SO
,wrfcrt Its support. llo lnntu nine men
, 1880-05-15
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, 1sso-srxrErN

colored candidate next came mp, md tho
COMMITTEES came near. passing vote
to. appoint committee ri thirteen 70 hunt
eigi.t be atIded to tho present Sub ,-CNmmlttea
of Five which had tlIIs question IN clarRu. It
is understood TINT they will occupy them.
sc1yes wItl / that % n'atte[ n, t,oo oran,s Inv,
wifi not be disturbed but that this eDnfl.
dcnco Ia mighty "ollcertaln." Tomorrow
Will probably toll. :,
, 1880-05-15

Spsctdl DttpattA to The Chicago Tribune.
WAs,s1x0roN, d. G.. May l4.-Tlcrots now
no doubt that tic Cturtney-ltnnlau race will
take place. One Of Courtney. bnckcrs says
tint lIc II CONVINCED tint when he stops Into
Ills shell ho will do It with determination
IL carry oii tho urlxo. This eoarancl areln,.ch
Atlnlred for lheir physical appearance.
Courtney tn..lay sud tliat iIa,,lan was ~. ex.
traordihary man. but tagt 10 Was not afraid
ut wnrk Mt their iIracticr, nlul both nre ,nnk-
Ing frtpitls fnst. tireat preparations nip BE-
Ing made fur tho race, and tho city IL alreauy
filling ILL.,.
, 1880-05-15

F,n,I -. .NHhus =.
Pirs b,so Ui, Ut, ctn.mt1iyn,a; 'f!S, 1s%,o
Left n, t.sssNf,hIcden Il. fb,if.,n ,t,un"'o'' Il
p;stlnek ou!-cras,n e.. i Fo%e I' H. ! poorman,
Ilas c,iIt. itI1r,tt.,R. EstsEhrtko lt9we, Kelly
SStlkss uailcd1raoraas"'. ID; H9S GoiasnltS, 20.
iasst;I smil-Fiusltt.. silFislt.g / a''a "a'koF'
Timccl:jN oos'hah' II ooiasinith' L.
eapFv-su!llvan.
sa<ttoi r,s n,,,s:..s ss''AS!'nc1SciSNAT1: u -
VT ;Ss aS & r Tss sss3i !Ss: Gssslas
,s,n sin! a.! f,';lnd. TGS;sl Wfts wes lit ia,sl
, 1880-05-15

No other whiaker Dye squu,s uulvs-So cents
, 1880-05-15
The .REYs. KAiLQCH.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1:4'I.rhe BAPTIST state
Convention, iii session ut SACRAMENTO, tabled
the resolutions expressing condemnation Of
thecnuisc OF the Hcrs. I. s. antl l, m. Knlloch,
would be taken fur Il l!enrlng between the ap-
grIuyct church md the Metropolitan Church,
1T which the kalioel,s are pastors, by vote
Of ~ 10 ~, after slinrp tebate.
SAY FnANGlsco C,i., Mny 1a;MIile ,,, ,1s, ma1nS,
case hotp in which yol,s'g woman figures.
, 1880-05-15

Rpfeta1 Dltpattk to 1As Ehltdeo 1F9baHA
MASON CRY, ILL.,, btay 14.-Ihc failure OF
Wake.nan,l. Freelnan H. Co.i. the iargoss re-
taIl lealers in dry goods and grdcoties III
tits .ttty, llas created inttsnse excltelnent.'
Liabilities, S:50o0; assets, sl1U' tho
heaviest creditors are Chtcago AMI New York
irlus .ai,tl ars unsecured. Tho assets, It Is
believed, will bu sufficient to linullatc the
llunle Indebtedness. whtuh layp 1eeil secured
by Judgment confessions.
, 1880-05-15

p..., e1IFliltf BTtI.L. AHEAD,
toumt accident, 1t hoks rs II Sherry was
luIcI ' ,,,S ~ YIN the SIX days' walk at .aicCoF-
u h. nal! Which COMES 10 ail end to-Nteht,'
Ns NV Mas three miles aheatt OF Ot,nstshl Mt
a''A last Night. ullu closed tho days
, 1880-05-15

4 uO4p ritlEE WIKI it I4E:IrAln ~ M EoH cAEF-pEF
DTdets hy u!i ptoupllJ asteled - EstA4shu4 lail.
4 il. CASH PAln Et'lt tAsrbFF CI;nlIINa,
~ t1rlh.t1 etc Ladies' attended W MrB. J, GulAVr
A4irras J. uELuElt. ~ htIiV-sL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-10
[Omcial.]

b@ The universal idea is that ottt
tarricts will have fat wheat granaries in
this the year 1880. We are rejoiced at
this; for the wheat crop is our most i'm
portant element Of prosperity. With
smiling faces the farmers will now come
to to*h, when the harvest has finally
been secured, and we towns people will
all feel good because he is happy. And
h0 ONLY tor this reasUnj but 'hOnor to
whom hehot ls dte,' for The feasoh that
when prosperity smiles upon his labor,
the towns-people, labcrers, mechanics,
merchants; printers, lawyers, &c; will!
reap the benefits. Ali after all We look
upon hin anu call him the common
tiian,' because he frequently dresses in
homespun and visits town in his shirt
sleeves ID supply us with Our wants, yet
Is he not in truth Natures true Nobili-
ty! We gite him the ptaise he 50
justly deserves; for through linn we get
our bread and butter, Our meat and Pc
tstoes, &c, and as these are very good
things to have in The hUhse with which
TO keep soul and body together; we love
him as we do brother Let ne all Ito
happy over the sittatiUh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-10
Jefferson County, to-wit

AT RULES held in the Clerks office Of
July 9TH, 1880.
The County of Jefferson, West Virginia,
Geo. w. Chase (usc Of Jacob Regal x CO.,)
JnO. Cook, Geo. w. Feidt, assignee, JEFF
ferson Savings Bank (use of Mary Shop
herd,) Joseph Randall ..and James ii.
Shepherd, who sue in Behalf of them
selves and all other creditors of /. Thomas
Chapline who may come in aud contribute
to the costs and expenses OF this suit;
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Laura Chaplne, Edward Tearney, late
Sheriff of Jefferson county, committee
administrator of |. Thomas Chapline, de-
ceased, Annie E. Chaplne and Margaret
+. McKevitt; Defendants.
The object of this suit is to have declar
cd void rs to the plaintiffs, creditors of |.
Thomas Chapline, deccased,a deed eXecu-
tod by the said /. Thomas Chaplinc in his
lifetime and the defendants Annie T..
Chapline and Margaret +. Mckevitt, to
said Laura Chaplinc, bearing date on the
18th day of April, 1876, and recorded in
the Clerks Office of the County Court of
said county, and to subject the property
therein conveyed TO the payment oil the
debts due the plaintiffs and such other
creditors of said !. Thomas Chapline who
may come in and contribute TO the costs of
suit.
1t appearing, on affidavit filcd in this
suit, that the defendant Annie f. Chaplinc
is not Il resident of the State of West Vir-
ginia, she is hereby required to appear
within four weeks after the date OF the
first publication of this order, or the next
Rule day, to-wit: the SECOND DAY OF
AUGUST, 1880, and do what is necessary
to protect her interests in this matter.
And it is further ordered that copy of
this order shall be published once aweek,
for four successive weeks, in the Shep-
herdssown Register, n newspaper pub
lished in this county, and also posted Mt
the front door of the Courthouse of the
said county, at least twenty days before
Decree is rendered.
+. =. LYNCH,
Clerk of Circuit Court.
Beethoven, Baylor 81 Wilson, White
& Trapneli, i. ..
July 10, 1880. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-10

I@ GRANB LEAf YEAR EfENtNti En-
TERrAINMENrs.- above named En-
tertainments will be held on Mr.: Eht-
ler's Lot; loot OF Washington street,
6hepherdstowp on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings, July 29th, S0th
and 3ist; fer the benefit OF the Free
Baptist Chhtch of SEepberdstown.
The lot will be well lighted and seat
ed, and there Will be appropriate plays
for the enjoyment of voting people
Capt Toliver's Band will furnish music
Tor the occasion, and the tables will con
tain all that the appetite may call for.
The following named persons form
The committee, who with the Pastor,
Rev. 3. F. Fox, will endeayor to make
the entertainments grand and enjoyable.
Committee-John Frame, VIM. Viii.
liams, Robert Mackey, Mrs. Sarah Trav'
ers, Mrs. NJ. r. Evans, Mrs. Amanda
Frame, Mrs. Mollie Edwards, Miss Fan
HE Staley, Miss BEETLE Smith, Miss
Mary Coxson, Miss Jesse Turner, Mise
Della Howard.