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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19
Fulkerson in Scott.
EsTILLvILLE, Scott county, Va.
Oh. lSlh. 1850.

EsTILLVILLE, Scott county, va.
OF. lSlh, 1850. !
The combat decpons in the hill coun-
try. The canvass was regularly opened
here on Tuesday of last week by Col.
Fulkerson in behalf Of himself and the
July ticket, Snd by Col
Richmond for--none who heard him are
able 10 say what. Col f. made u splen-
did effort, bristing all over with slcdge
hammer facts and persuasive Logic. RS.
speech was nothing but sound and fury
without one particle Of logic, Both
speeches were decidedly favorable to the
Rcadusters. The Court House ring had
sent out runners all over the county 10
engage paddle brigade to try to fool
the country people by noise, and after
ransacking every nook and corner of the
county, they were forced TO call in the
services of some of your Washington
county claquers in the person of John
Hamilton and two of his sons and one
'rennessrcan by the name Of Cooper
Then Col Z. had procured the Mt
tendance Of four Estillyiile boys, and
the Fundcr ring here, numbering five.
ann thus particular In mentioning these
| things because they were cNposed and
had n wonderful effect in opening the
eyes Of our country Rcadiustera and
setting them firmly and irreyocably for
Fulkerson and The July ticket. The
Readiusters were very proud Of the days
result.
On Thursday the aforesaid two speak
ers met again at Stony Greek and being
away from the Court House and among
the country people Ne were 81 home
| There were about % yoiet. present ! ne
result OF the discussion wa I'll Ter FGI-
keracn and 4 for Jrigg, Col. =, ~
Richmond dOVn 20 INST the ct0Nd
,eAsed 0 glory In it aud SIMPLY e&Pfees-
cd pity fOr cur member Of CuHgicra rno
WA raieiy beard nOA except Taea h.
was arrested AMI k.Cu.nt before the
House under arrest. Right at this stage
Col. +, sharply declared that &" wih IN
the habit of pairing, for he had just the
day before paired with Judge Morrison
to get oul Of mn important criminal suit
then IN progress &C EsJ.l'yi,e, In order
that they might dog him around ,he
county.
The next day, Friday, they ne; -,
Washington institute, in Rye Cove
There were 100 voters present, and at
the conclusion Of the aVflk,Hg '5wr one
In the crowd called on ali who intended
10 vote the May ticket and Tor fIeg II
le; It be haown. TWAS nacertlnel thai
there were i've who SO declared; an,
then some one called os all bhu iayors,
COL +. and the July iicsst to a'Nul up
There were more than ninety src,' ny
Richmond was $50 Disguised that be gui
the contest and came home
Judge Morrison met Col. :, at Fail
View on Saturday md the result Wai
, more Decided IN favor OF the Jrly ticket
The Readiuatprs majority IN lhiS coun
" can never Gll under Zoo yolps. II
truth or people sire Just ~ decided nov
3 M they were q year ago and you Know
the result then. Scot ~ the bguur
county and intends to hold that prou,
position.
. Lee will come up 10 the scratch rlEh
galNnily with 800 majority. This w
formation comes from those who ar
well informed, NJ.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

Last Saturday Mcssro w, G. rcndlc.
ton and I. q, Fowler met Mcssrs Me
hullln, Jae, Barbour mud rrigg At Salt.
vile. There were $50 people present.
representing both Smyih aud Wishing
ton counties Il Ia due TO truth to say
that tho crowd was almost unanimous
Tor July aud rulkcpon, GOV, McMul-
lin opened with his customary speech
and was followed 10y Mr., rendlclon In u
roNllj excellent argument that was very
loicllly delivered Col. Barbour follow
81, hut whs chccrcd ~ very few men,
~. Fowler followed COL Barbour, and
Mr.. Trigg closed The discussion. rhc
cheering or Tho crowd WIS very onc.sll-
IL, trt that IA not always nn cxnct
lrbl ofsltcnglh, II 10 ,nie TO say that
ne tfowd was Immensely Rcajluslcr.
~s Rc,dlu,lcn we're IN high epltlia at
49, close VI tho discussion, They will
hare ntArly clean twocp at sallylllc.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19
l. VENT and COAIMEf4I .

Perhaps The most noted man in Giles
tu0 offence Phiilip)-Wils Lucas, died
last week. wills knew more men and
had been in more places, and while often
called fool, had more nondescrpt scnsc
than is often found in one poor and
homeless individual. wills was cos
mopolte. His home was the world,
often has he been lost sight of for time
aud when supposed dead, he would turn
up---in Giles Of course. He never for
got name or face. lie had very few
friends and no enemies ut all We are
not sure but that he commenced at An
gels Rest and cilcumnavlgated the globe
AT last he IL dead, and if his future be
M fortunate, as we trust it il, he ia now
exploring the starry depths Of space.
The Giles True Issue proves by good
witnesses that 1rigg will not get 20 votes
III Newport district, Giles Co.
Mr.. Vesline Slicklcy of the firm Of
Worth, Sicklcy q Co., MadisonvIle,
Tenn, WAS married the 18Th. to Miss
Josie, daughter Of Capt. j. Il. Houston,
Clerk and Master Of that county. Mr..
B. IL from Lee county, Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

The result Of last Tuesdays election
in Indiana, Ohio aud West Va. Gayors
the Republican party. The exact facts
are that the Republicans have carried
both Indiana aud Ohio, increasing their
vote largely in both, while the Demo-
Gratis have carried W. Va. by a largely
increased vote a. they previously did Ala
bama, Arkansas and Georgia. With the
exception in Maine alone, the Solid
South seems to he producing Solid
North. Aside from this general in1u-
encc the result il due to the Tariff ques-
lion and the Use Of very large amounts
Of money by The Republican party.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

AT the Funder Barbecue Fulkcrson
and Blair were not treated with the
courtesy of an invitation TO dinner, VI
though both had spoken, TN an agreed
division of time. Each Fundcr seemed
to have a seli-collecting dinner coupon
swung to him asa label. Fulkcrson and
Blair were treated like the, STATE Of Va.
is at the Treasury Made to stand aside
until the Funders had filed Themselves,
and Of course they left, as they should
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

THE imported Speakers "Gnaw file "
in the Southwest. Scott and Russell
are nearly unanimous. In Buchanan
there are only about three May-Trigg
men among its 700 voters. In Wise our
majority will probable be 800, In Lee
We learn there is some vote Gov. Me
Mullin, but Fulkerson will beat Trigg
800 10 800.
1t now looks as though We shall have
GOO majority In the District.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19
Scott County.

Col. Fulkerson has spoken At Estlll-
Vile, Rye Cove, Stony Creek, and Fair
View last woek aud filings are boonHng.
Never before was Scott so near 80 unan-
imous unit" for Readjustment. The
idea is seriously entertained of making
the July ticketand Fulkerson unanimous
by reclamation, Nothing Ike the feel
ing there now has ever been known be-
fore
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

Query w bat is the best family med
iclne IN the world TO regulate the bowels,
purify the blood, remove cOstiyeAess and
blllousness, aid digestion and tone up
the Whole systemy Truth and honor
compels us TO answer, Hop Bitters, be-
ing pure, perfect and harmless. Toledo
Blade.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19
Proclamation by tac Prc.dcnt

fuull-lludng Is seldom INDUCED In
by those who TIE the medicines manU-
mrimcd by the Worlds Dlspousap
Medical Association that the Pre- tIdcut
Of that corporation, the Hon, u, v,
Pierce, ". d., has issued q special re-
quest or proclamation to any uui aI,
persons, II there he any such, who may
have taken or shall hereafter ute amy ui
the family medicines now mudp aud sold
by the said Association, In all countries
ol the world. aud who have not derived
full benpl, from said medicines, that II
they viii write the said Association q
description OF their mndics The FHcul-
~ OF The hi pcu-ury will advise them
with respect to the successful lrHlmpu
ot their diseases. Dr.. pirrce's Colder
Medical Discovery guaranteed to cure
all humuls from the common blUtrh
pimplp or eruption 10 the wurI prrulu-
In or Kings evil and those virulani poi
SONS III ut mik in The system us % .plup
ol secondary affection resulting from
hdly.trrllrd or neglected primary dI..
eusps. II Mao cures bronchial. throat
and lunE diseases. Fnyoriip pie.rrlp.
ton Vi guaranteed 10 cure female weak
np'Hes AMI kindred affections. cOlds. aud
nl painful gheumlHc nnl npuNglc nf-
ltrtuns, DR. Plerur'e Pellets tlitlp sn-
gir-col,ed pills, ARE the liitlp riaut en-.
thnrtlr. Address. WorIl's DNpouHary
Medical AuopiHiun, bunhlo. y, s., or
Great Russell Street Buildings, London,
England,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

You are catching at atrnws gentlemen
when YOU boast that Judge Dan Miller
N 81 yth Ia going to vote The May Ilch.
81. Tho Judge tays he viii vote for IN.
wand Fulkenon.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19
Va, AII4 Ir9l Springs.
WATBr, AAss AND PILL9.

Efficient in @crofula aud akin dis
ease. III NJ, Allen, VI. D., n. G..
"Successful In Dyspepsia and Chron
ic Dmrthoaa. ".-Ptuf Sam'i Jackson,
VI D Univ. ~ "a
"Adagtcd in Cnloratlc and A@mlc
conditions srd cerle,u di'e".ce 3 Gu
liar to women disorders If the kj.Usye
and bladder ~ Prof j J Mooruap,
VI D w.
Unsatisfactory IN Dyspepfia. Chronic
DtArrnoea and nervous Ci.~a--s arising
rgom impure uloud; ultn 10 certain
diseases Of f,p,alce - Geo z Hisrri-
sou, VI. d. Physician WOmap's los
pi,l y Y.
Used wifh rraat tsne6; 10 Malls
rial Fevot sod DipyAcr!a IS. r
Dnpon, N. D , Cin,
"ProWr.t in relief cr headache, hotN
slch and neryoue, Gad chlHe, "--Re2
". G Dot~0n. ",
"Gacellent nv rp,ierina dehil.tated
svsbeas 10 rraltS Hod strength ,"-
rhoa G Mercer, W. D, Ind.
Tonic, Alternative. diutedc; orp o'
aturs's prenlest rnrardira. - Medical
Aaso. of w Lynchhurg,
"Recogp menhed ~ a rh0phy ,GGiic IN
Malaenl Dis.rls;a I'D r FGiceS, n,
H. II ..
II hnL II tho hest remedy J e"or
u-ed in disrnrai ~ the throat " P \
Nifitrd. " n, r.. g.
VERY orpnHrinl IN uterine lcrA0ge-
monn Aud raalarinl cnaditi0Hs e.
" Vail u. - ohio.
"Ny eXparlenca IT, very favorable N
tt- curnuve virtn- "--Thos. Z. Rum
bald. ". o.. &C. Iouil.
eampla amply ,sat froo oGny Pug
slplau do5rlpg "a teg'. Pnnphlep
ssut free AssignlB villa oNsN pn0h
Hga. Walep ~ Il cuMtl nom ~
! ~ lnraSl Der ca4o Mass 80 c,q md
! =. 500 aud $500 Zoe ha. do7 Seul
most YgiI anywhere ThW Mass and
! PMS Contains lu reduced space all ID,
curative rtwpr. Of the water Dnd j.
convenient, pG'sNLlo and soluble
Address
AN DAVIES Prnst. NJ ihp GO
- tfyfu ~ IUuT'itftu III
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

a rnfnt IA moro Joy IN Fanicrlo'r over
orr Readm.ler lh'l rcpen'cih than over
,i.e,v ara hne =, 90 ch'lster n
LRnf.h Ne(kifinsA
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

We know that COL Fulhcrson the
nominee If The IN Jul, era deslrea u
nomination n lhls time, Nothing would
PLEASE him better. Il might be- very
vhlurous 10 mnkrn nomination., hui sorcs
times diaoteilon ia nr better mud We
cnndilly believe lhls 10 he one OF The
timcA-Ab. Standard SEP, 10.
ita-ha-hal Nc', das hltl 7Ah b
one NJ me- iirrs. Check
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

WI welcome that sterling young man
J, ., browning to the editorial tripod "
tho Bland aotri AND WtlE II rings
unsteady Tor July aud Fulhcraon
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

over aanguluily II alwnye dangerous.
Il has been TO our dclrlment more than
once,
Thus aald The sfAspAbp Of thr l0th
Sept. IN opposition TO putting \ Fundcr
on the track for Congtces.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

Tug reply ot COL, ruiEcr',n to Scum
tor Smith vii be found on Tho ars, page
n tod ,y's Nclcs, Al'o The boomiuglet-
ter Of Capt, Scwberry. NeUhcrry'plet.
ter hna already made 2 Bwtepng change
IN Bland and Giles, as 10 learn by q gem
tlcman who has iusf madc the tower Of
both Of them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

WuEN the average Fundcr Of to-day
wishes to state anything ON Arst-class
authority he quotes = Radlustcr--but
mark You, h must be one Sho b,oomed
out the lsih of NAV.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

OK ~ Nqnpor Ivy vt homo samples Vo'lh
W w S"Nti ifao. Address eftssrs Goa.
Portland. Msiuc nee ia51iv
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19
T3LC. rowtrn.

T1t &. Fowtrn.
Edior BHsioi Neics
Nv your iesic NJ October bh Won sby
tnl madc The following abatement IN
NV speech ut Mafloni
"rhe met 4 ynu rnlorcd mta owe a
dohl NJ gratitude Ia Garfield and The
Iiepnhliran marty, sud Won viii vote for
Nurhtlh, II vas 0sfhes's rsrtr that
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-10-19

" Billy MNuoSE can KIN Fundersm
md GarAcldlsn with enc stone shall We
cull him Da,il2
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-15
Appointment of Teachers.

Miss Orrie Warner closed a highly
successful year as teacher in the Wei
lington High School. The Superin-
tendent and Board of Education unan-
imously expressed a, desire to have her
continue, but her father positively re-
fused to allow her to take upon herself
such care for another year, aud her
resignation has been accepted, though
she had been reelected and an increase
of 500 to her salary had been offered.
Her success as a teacher in so difficult 9
position s-the successor of Mrs. Wean,
who had been so long in the school, is n
great credit to her.ability. Miss Nun
son, q recent graduate in the classical
department of Oberlin College, and a
lady who bears the highest credentials
as to her accomplishments and fitness
for the position, has been secured to
take Miss Warmers place.
There was but one other vacancy. The
younger Miss Rexford, having gone to
a New England school to complete a
course, Miss Merrill of Painesville,
has been engaged for that department.
There are no changes among teachers
in the other schools that we now know
of.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-15
Almost q Tragedy.

A short temperance sermon ought to
be preached from the disgraceful
drunken debauch of one of our citizens,
which in addition to the suffering and
disgrace inflicted upon his family, camc
near ending in tragedy, only prevent
ed by the Interference OF friends.
Mr.. John Crowi, who has for years
been addicted to habits of intemperance,
undertook to celebrate the Fourth by
going on an extended spree. 1t was
begun during his swife's absence, and
by Tuesday when she returned he had
become SO infurated with drink that he
began the destruction Of his house
hold goods, not sparing the beautiful
and expensive furniture, the accumula-
ton of which had been the work of
years. He tore through the house like
an infurated demon, neither needing
remonstrance or entreaty, demolishing
crockery, China ware, glass ware,
lamps and parlor furniture, until the
house looked as though hurricane had
swept through it. Not vet satisfied he
attacked his wife, severely beating her
and making efforts to take her life, rs
well as the lives Of his children. Mr.. c..
w. Horr arrived in time to prevent fatal
results, and had him arrested and
lodged In the lock-np. His friends
came day or two alter aud we under
stand have taken him to an inebriate
asylum in Utica, NY.
He decided his property to his chill
dren, giving his wife life lease and
has made written contract for q sepa-.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-15
Hotel Arrivals

During the past week at the American
House, S. E. Wilcox, Proprietor.
f. NJ. Pete, Cleveland, o.; 8. Nc
Clellan, Caro-, Mich; J. w. CANADIAN,
Elyria, o.; F. F. Bolt, Cleveland, o.;
Willis Grot, Albany, N. Y; S. s. East
wood, Bath, n. Y; Capt. H.. S. Love-
joy, Oakdale, N. Y; Chas. Hastings,
LAGRANGE, o. II. Lampkin, Cleveland,
o.; r. Castle, Cleveland, O.; F. Batz
and wife, Cleveland, o.; +. f. We'll
hams, Avon, o.; f. S. Nelson, Elyria,
O.; E. G.. viczie, Cleveland, o.; H.
Barstow, Painesville, O.; NJ. Ahrand,
Mercer, Pa; w. p. Noyes, Cleveland,
O.; r. H. Cochran, Wheeling, w. Va;
Thomas King. N. Y; II. D. Grant,
Norwalk, o.; Avery Smock, Milwau-
kee, Wis.,; S. Prentiss, Detroit, Mich. /;
L. j. Noble, Cleveland, o.; G.. G.. Can
non, Cleveland, O.; j. II. Brown, Belle
fontaine, O.; J. II. Bee"her, n. Y; n.
Mcknight, Winchester, Ind; II. H.
Ciough. Elyria, o.; j. r. Hice, Salem,
o.; G. Carlisle, Sloan Station, o.; w.
ii. McKinstry, Cleveland. o.; j. A.
Fridaker, Springfield, o.; S. d. Buck,
Elyria, O.; John Canton, Camden, o.;
John Wilson, Cleveland, o.; j. r.
Kent. Cleveland, O., Mrs. s. S. McMur-
ray, Sullivan, O.; C. F. Miller, Mans
field, o.; H. S. Searles, Pittbole, Pa. !;
II. Curtis, Cleveland, o.; G.. w. Dar-
ling, Cleveland, O.; G. w. Stannard.
Maiden, Mass. Hon. NJ. c. Hills, Me-
dina, O.; S. H. Mead, Bee Line; w. A.
Patten, Lyman, Mass. J. A. Rose, De-
tro,t, Mich; W. E. Martin, Buffalo,
N. Y.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-15
Great Carriage Sole.

w. E. Biddle & Co.'s agents from
Amesbury, Mass, have arriv ed in town,
with as fine . lot of carriages as was
ever shown in. the West. Ten jobs in
all, of three spring Phaeton, Canopy
Phaeton, end spring, side spring and
triple spring Buggies, two seat Rocka-
way and two seat Cabulcr. The goods
are first-class in style, material and fin
ish, and the firm has the reputation OF
making the best carriages in the world
for the money. To get their goods in
troduccd they will offer the above lot AT
auction, Saturday, July Il, Mt 1880
a. m. Goods are warranted and on ex-
hibition at hotel barn.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-15
An Editor in Luck.

st. Jacobs Oil cures rheumatism; of
this 1 am convinced. For two years i
suffered with rheumatism in my left
shoulder and right arm, and last fall 1
was incapable of attending to my duties
and lay many a night unable to sleep
OH account of terrible pains. A few
years ago a severe attack of this troub-
le struck me, and this time I concluded
to try the st. Jacobs Oil, must ac-
knowledge, with but little confidence
in its merits. 1 freely confess that the
result has completely astonished me.
The first application relieved the psin
very materially, and the continued use
of only two bottles has completely cur
ed me of this chronic evil, and that, af-
ter the most eminent physicians and
their prescriptions had been of no avail.
therefore consider 1t a duty to publish
the above for the benefit of all sufferers
with rheumatism and kindred COM
plants. G. A. HEILMAN,
Editor Republican, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-15
Music Glass Rehearsal.

A very pleasant event to visitors, as
well rs interesting to the pupils, teach
ers and patrons, was the rehearsal,
Wednesday evening of last week, by
the classes in music of Miss Allie Woos-
ter and Miss Hattie Elliott.
The handsome rooms Of Mr.. Vischer's
office and music store were thrown
open; the members of the class, their
parents and friends, and the few guests
invited by the teachers were seated in
the spacious North room, from which
the other, containing the instruments,
is separated by folding doors.
There are number of beginners in
the class, some Of them having taken
but this term of lessons, yet all per-
formed creditably. The following pu-
pills, in the order in which they were
called, compose the class: Lizzie Raper,
Annie Thayer, Lille Viseher, frankie
Peters, Luella Crane, Frank Biggs,
Jennie Smith, Nellie Fisher, Edith
Boyd, Dennis willard, Lena Fisher,
Libbie Boyd, Mabel Wilbur, Mona Laun-
don, Myrtle Nichols, and Iettie Rob-
bins.
A spring-time song by Miss Elliott
was encored aud repeated with even
better voice than the first rendering.
Messrs. Mather and Wilcox assisted in
the orchestra music and brilliant in
strumental piece was played by Miss
Wooster. 1t is an excellent idea for
music scholars TO early become accus-
toned to playing before others, and thus
acquire the self-possession necessary to
a firm and accurate tonch, graceful
posture and easy manner ut the instru-
ment, whoever is present. Good musi-
clans are always in demand, and even
passable singers and players have re-
sponsibility thrown upon them in emer-
gencies when it relieves a grave embar-
rassment to have 4 person present who
can lead In the singing of u hymn, take
the place of an absent or.anist, or as
sumo the part lacking in a quartette.
| By all means let the children learn
music If they have taste or gift for it.
Music binds families together, is an ell
ement of cheerfuiness and brightness
in the home, 4 common ground for de-
lightful social intercourse, and source
of personal enjoyment, deposit in q
bank of happiness that can be drawn
upon at sight. We will not remember
one in scores of the songs we have sung
together but we never forget who sang
the m, or how charming were the even
ings aud leisure hours spent about the
piano or in drilling upon anthems led
by the organ.
| We cannot have too many music
scholars growing up 10 take the place
of those who are all the time leaving.
Some body must be learningi if the choirs
are to be kept full, and musical inter
ests do not lsnguish and die; and with
the great musical centre of this conti-
nenE in our own State, the taste and de.
mand for the best culture in this art
| will be all the time advancing.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-15
Who is the Boss P

A grocery can be run better by steam
than by either wind or gas. We have
o number of windmills and portable
gasometers in town and every one SELL
ing goods cheaper than everybody else.
Too thin, gentlemen; you are flying
higher than you can rOost. Better, get
q stationary steam engine and settle
down-which means upward-to integ-
rity in business, as doeth the subscrib-
crs herewith, TO wit TIVE advertise to
roast our own coffee, and We Do It.
We advertise to roast with steam power
and we do 1t. We advertise to sell bet
ter Coffee than anybody else in town,
which everybody who uses 1t, knows is
likewise true. We sell goods for what
they are worth; no more, no less.
Come up where we do business. There
is always a better view and healthier
atmosphere on elevated plains. -st.s
BOWLBY s. HALL.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-15
Faith.
BY CYRUS r. HouaHroN.

BY CYRUS r. HOUaHToN.
The eye Of Faith. when clear and bright,
Can pierce the gloom of darkest night,
And draw from heaven a flood Of light:
No false alarms,
Or suffering real, can then affdght
The soul which, by this inner sight,
Beholds itself encircled, quite, .
Within the arms
OF Everlasting Love.
Since have learned how Faith thus save
The truly wise,
I am content, although the waves
or trouble rise
To mountain heights upon Life's sea;
Because 'tis true ..
That they but serve TO carry mo ...n
Still nearer to .f ID.
The clear blue sky above. r
Faith brings the answer to my prayers,
And gives release from anxious cares
Which vex the soul;
For He who uumb'reth all my hairs,
And every sorrow kindly shares. ....s.
Hath bid me roll ... .sI
Ny burdens on the Lord. -.
With such faith, / feel secure
Amid earth's strife; .
And resting on the promise sure, ..m
shall be strengthened to endure
Through all Of life
Until at last-when faith gives place
To siyht-I hope to see the face
or Him who saves Lae by his grace
And gain Faiths full reward.
OBKRLIN, ONO. .siI -H .-