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cELEBRATIAG EARRAGUTs TICT0RIES.

PHILADELPHIA, l. H., Jan. 13.-Ata meeting
Of the Farragut Associa., held last evening Il
vas unanimously resolved that the organization be
made permanent one, aud committee OF five was
appointed to make suitable arrangements 10 celebrate
the approaehng OF the passng Of the forts
under Admiral Farragnt. IN April, 1862 II s proposed
sguadrnn and the President was authorized To invite
ADMIRAL Porter General Butter and 0tner rTnuincRt
oers who took part In The campaign along che Misss
sippi.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
HAD HAND IN EARLY.

Pom ne Neic- YORK t0hifneFcidI duVeTttSeI'
Without desiring TO dctract IN any way
from tho well-eaTDed reputation OF TIE TRIBUNE Tor
ENTERPRISE and intelligence in newsgatherng, We may
venture 20 observe that the very first announcement
Of samniys assumption Of the character Of Captain
SCOTS made In the columns OF The Coneretdt
on the 18TH Of Dccemcer Won't IHE TRIBUNE give me
Commercial inst one little bit OF credit 7 the Com
,atrcaFs part this matter dates back 10 1874 wGtn II
was showing up Tlden IN his tiue cOlOTs.
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GEORGE n PUTNau'- -oNs-

In Eerk k.hirc with the Wild flower- By Elaine aui
~, D,alr' al. hors II Apple Hs-om." small quiHi
profn.ey ilnsirtr with designs by W Hamilton ohs'1
10th. extra. ~. morocco. go
4 Dtr fonnry Of the German Terms Sod tn Medicine
pg TO W Cutt.r b. U surgeon ul he \. hi aud Lar
iunrm ry cic. SVo. ciDh extra, 81
AIadys Lille In the Rocky Mountains Nv is1hellt
uiri .u,o a. tx Months Iu tuc sandwich lsiAul-l =
la a. -OD Mics Tniough Japtu" Ocaso, Illustrated 81 10
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
BETRAYED BY ONE or THEIR GANG
A roEGrR 1uRNs srAII's EVIDENCE iN T"EfAANi
NATION or Tar pHENIN NATIONAL BA>k FOL


NATION or Tar pHESIN NATIONAL BANk 10"
GERY CtsEs.
Andrew Gnligan, one Of the three men WIN"
vero arrested saturday m-ht, 81 rged with ra'aIn&
f,rcci checks or The Paouis National Bank 1l "o. 80
W,l-sf was cxamit I'D ycsterlly before Ju7lcr i-'-
bfeh in the To 4b. Police Court gt a- hriH I'D "e.'"
of $4,000 bail TIE testimony "' James "H'''"''
ccmmony known as "Bg Aeniicay'' one 9"
.ho three men, who Las turned STATES eFiienc''
caused somewhat OF sensation in cour. iho ms l-
ue,s WIS Focas Macintosh, -clcrof tne P3cn@ H''
uonal Tank who tcstihcd that Dee Lad strong lmp''~
sion that Gilieau "a tail good oosng man, with o"C'
hair aud a oac5 mu-tacbe. WIS the One TO whom IT.
once had paid a check OF Sl.s2l -. lie "ouio n"'
swear positively, however TO tire ideu, hcauor. Ihc
cnock was ndorsed and o. pel-ou pie'e1i'nl III u''
been sent across the street 10 A.e the indor-em'n
guaranteed lie returned with the cnaIa'ce ana '"e
cheek was ca.hed. There were fou oi inc CHECKS
David X. Young. of ue .irn o. Pirs, IS fonne whose
scnntures were logged Oh tle tAo Aosfaph'd Ia'-''''
OF the checks testified that. TO tc beef d i- n,I BE-,
Gican was thc man Who came 10 his Office aud oH'ieu
for sale SlOotn 4 pea cent crrtihcate TIE n'n ie
ceircd a. check for 500 WIN thc FIRMS signature on me
back IIs Testimony u regard TO tnc donuhcaao ION oil
the prisoner was siuIa. 10 that or Mr. Na. .hht''i.
Al thi. poiot Robcr Pukrrion suggested in.l Jame,
Williams, one - the Itc mrii "ny WV .,,i ,,',ie
testify 90 npnrtau facts. The prts nri- cnh-rl u'
after winch VI ams said tGat he knew Gilllcan. ~,
had srcn the forged -l.s@l - cnech thth ih
A.
Witness ~ 70 sciac1 tnc.c. Iheic was dulthlc ol ~
Tnp prisoner took the ono with the smp' nuns'h'h 'hl
nf Morrison on h aud FLfrcn took -Ir on" lnu'fscu Nv
tbe nrfn Ilcr" were seven pti-ph-. "I cl-h
men incudng the witness, together "L Iu''da' on
Wednesday, Japufry g ~ = GilIG'h "ioic hoill'o"
name on the back OF i. O. CHECK.
The cross examination wA- so;n'" h"l avs" ilE' 10.
How long have t0u been known as j mes NiiHnsI
,skrd i .mcs o. vi. the prisoners counsel
About fiiy-niue year" SAID ue "iines' ree"!ihI
Have YOU ever been known as james C.mkeF
Nc.."
" For how long ~ , ,...
For about nyr minutes once in Police Court when
was answering 20 ny name" replied NA!itis, "lih
the greatest eOmposure. q, ,
Tie witness Thought 70 was Mr. divers duty ~ hiI
oui whether be ind been arTrsct OF t'n 10 rair
Prison ls evidence. DC sad, had been iudt'd hF no
threat or prom thc part o. any Uur lAf oih =
hat sclOpeI " him out of 3D. %! Mt snare cAf"p 500
aud hrd intended 10 leave him NeW-l'rh 20 lhF he
prnelty OF tue sins. Inl- thc Jason "t) r was
xiou, 10 testify. Mr. Oliver thought tnat . WIS ut-
less Co ga on with fe testimony and a.'r Hlhe 10 l
evcn li- age thrty-three. bis residence 40 40 $50
Teut-lVt aud ms business mat oi cooper ne ptadtu
NOT guilty, ana Wa, held in defiant OF BALI
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CHARLES scRIDNER,s SONS

The Conflict Ot Christianity with Heatheni-m hy ur
CerU, Translated hy iruit-rr EFuef G. Snyth
ami the it.v e. a.. HOt e. VOL. crown SNu. - 90
The Serpeni Charmer. ta.' Of t.e inMln huinv ny
and Naive Iflncns y
iTar.t ,i fr,m the French by Mary De uautsfc va,
,rov.n -.n \ a ,l0t. Numerous Illustrations - Do
The Iettrr- ol CbtFlcs Dickens. ioi DF ms st'fIn
law lnd i daughter Mth several facsimile rft 10
. vols, l.mO. 80
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
JOHN WILEi a SONS.
Is Asfnr nlnre

Ru-kin- Modern Painter Five volumes -No - iiNn
All no iatcs and Wool Eng asings of te original '
eNtri I.ncy box sj ia suli Ca extra, aucy box 'lu.
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ronD-. u0WAnp = uyLBEHT :.

The Merry Go-ft0mud -fo.l.s It oys .nt tiii. ~
Un.sior u. EaY-roaL ailaI 4tn, illI.t trf 81 30.
Fig. and Th,tlc- homaa.. o tno Ncs era L., serve.
By a ~ Ioufgr.. l'mo, cott -l
roinrttc: a southern Ia|e Iy A. W. 1oIfttr Nov eli
non ih aow prrace on Tho race ptDO m OF ue SOUTH
.m0 cloth, 81.
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n ,YnRrnINGrnN

sDB kfuhnWtF. NeNsf ofN
Thou aud H. uf .fe. Witi oincl lotms hN luee
cOIe hilton. vol, l4m0. con, tion ID fo.
AStudy of -,nlSesprnre. Br Aigeruon charles SWin.
burne vol, IZtlo, Clpth extra gilt Top - 90
The Peep show a handsome yolum. - anlsemthi ant
Instruct Or flr The yolng u.siIatsd VOL 49, picture
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14

IRIBUSF OFFICE, Jan. II, q. m-Ihe movement IN
the barometer yesterday steadilY upward. Cloudy
weather with snow, was followed in the afternoon by
clear weather Tie Temperature ranged between 1872
and $50 the average (2ia9 being 7oower Than on the
saIuc day last and 81 sc lOTcr han on Monday
Warmcf generally clear weather, possibly followed
late in by threatening weaher may be expected
IN this city and vicinity to-day
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nouGuroN. OsGOoD q 90.

~ AsiOr-piace .
lIiscPIlaHfes. Bv John Dean tiou, IL p aui pf or us
Antelope Deer ot Amercs sc, With me steel ior'
trait ! vol. oyO ~
Her Lovers Friend ami Otbcr Poems ~ Nora Perry
Uniform wlth After tAr BAH fOL square lOmO - Oo
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14

As the liver Is easily disordercd more or less
.ions al -trc.s prevails t this season Oi TIE year Dr.
Jaync's S,n4ve Pils rcstor, the hver 10 healthy ac
~. md r.mnAn all nllInm. .nees
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14

Nnng! Wangm Nana!!! = ,nuai'us 4 china
man igy Jul,s Ncrne. l0iuO doth u lnri. ID cent?
The Breaking Waves Dashed iiigh' me fisnn
Fgta iruan-. With fll page an nlitt
Illustrations = o. fun gid r.. 3d.
Iaste Foam or Tht IIrr OF Merr.rhlu luul 4 nn'ci ot
4 sam he Ry a. " Frrnch Iutbor % "Au hni Attsls
ofl, ,'ouuectisut" l2mO cloth. 81 %.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
sCRIBNsR X WEXFORD.
sln a. aaaI tsa

Venice Is lfist rs. Commerce Ac heesut' -'pintH
pantinr Industry Costumes &c ~ Chsrcs hfar.c. Ia
iIr vii loh morocco backs g. ul moro,ca b.teh't
fu A.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14

hse,ssssII e1,ssssIIDERATE.-Elder sister (to young lady
Il Hsasam employ beiorei L.: .s mea,n, but when MISS
iamy" "as g"ng 70 be married. thought rs one of The
~ sonu best express nay annoyance by leaving
'''aaeoa fora short time. ."-(Judy.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
J. ". DOUT0N,
3O6 BROADWAY.

Oar Esrlv Emiarnnt Ancestors original lI.t of Per.
Al, of o. sitv Ie siOas xcs. a.. gfatci 10
Aucrcs IN i6ol-l7O, small 40 Goth mcaI -.
Haf morocco, 8 top -.
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D. % AIPPlNCorr 40.

IN the ~chniiuascourt romance. ft.m tt. " .ihlli
ofi NarNtt by A. f. .''. l'n" rrft rl"ii ~ ~
Nadclnu Irinolne py Mrs Lth AlIala alt4os Yf .Nb'
st5We' 30 I1mo Extra col sl 30. Paper coscts. 10
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spsciaI Notices.
Now Ready.
PRICE % CENTS.
TIE TRIRuNE ALMANAC..

This comprehensive accurate and convenient manual OF
reference for the Pontcmn and Doc Busnes now
ready and ior the ofcs OF Dnboaou Hv a. the
bookstores and ssnls. sent bf nas rcoeips
OF price,
TABLE or cofrgvrs.
Abstract of Pubic Laws.
Patty Platforms 1870
Population oi Now YORK Cities AMI Towns
Constitutional Amondne8is in states.
Elections of Nuitcl states -sul.nrs.
Electoral Vote ior President from isOL
Principal Executive Judi l, Departmental sGd Dp 0nata
Onleers % The uuiicd siaiCa
Fsitold Mileage and B1smesL
Imp rts aud Exports OF United siafe-.
Iron slinhulling 'he Un.. tea st4ies since 1870
United state4 Revenues ant i.spsu lcs since 1875,
Product ln of Gof ant -lvc7 in 1870
Con and Bullion Impor.a a4i xn1rts.
National Rank and Currency Table.
Popular Vote fos Pfe-leI iu 1876.
Public Dooi 4 tse Uutcl states eoy 81. 1879
NLvlti Coagre-s -lisf OF .ac -'iat' 1ni ihs H,s1a
Iist of Governors oi siates. Gc, &C. Sc.
Election Reiurns--i7 PAGES.
Pnle - cents pep copy. iiTe comics iof -.
Bg mail poitqaia 800 tle uuitcd slatct
Address
rlIG Tribune,
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MIDDLETON.
81 sFrsn.rs ffr.smV
n,Arrnrn,. NnnnIcn

O,Nrara's Napoleon. Napoleon u Ikl." nr Ng's
from II Helena. beng the opinions ani i"iechon' m "a
uoiosn Ry Barry U'Mtsr4t N.fl portrait u hapocnl
ana view Ol 81 Helena vOs. l2uO Cioh, - Oi halt
cal 50.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
a. q. ARM.TR0NG q eON

Limitations OF Life. Ry tLe ltv Dr W a. Taylor Win
nm PORTRAIT o. steel. Vol. GO. SNo. u -.
Flowers Of sky BY r. A. Proctor With "a Illustrations
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
HENRY HOLT 4 co..

THE Magic Of the Middle Ages ~ Nktor hydOerg
Tr.usal.l by A n. Idgfrn. l2ni' ri -.
Probation. By Jessie Futhcrgil Les r. hour sefscs
80 e.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14

Wells'- Nninral Pm iosopiy Nrw cfton. t9.yhn.
trated cv,sl ANA BE-, t. acc9ranCc With thc Latest
resnts ~ sc.uno discovery aAa icsoch bj Mortn st0a
L. Fuu. Iuct 81 %
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
GEORGE w. CARLETON a CO.. -.
y

Charles DickeHs's parlor Album oi Illustrations
sna quait'. 9th houn0 irr .- 3D.
Our uaughferr whnt shal We do Win thrmi tMS
Win Nothcfs nv NauOn uuiald Paper bolul, siia a
partrNt Price % cents
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14

CUEIsT,As EXAMINATIONS. - SchO0lmast r:
N,v er nn,y far have you gut IN your catechismi q"
BOY: Please sir. only fir ns pickn and stt1in
don't seem 20 be- able % get no tnrdefer'-lfuu'
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
n e. PETERSON & BaoTiEa>

....ie,s Fcrtsne A story of Real Ilc Ey andre hcn
I'D Translated ans Adapted trm te tiene n VAR zeal
terwod 10 ccuts In ptpef cover, "i ~ - n er
=, tfnur. An Eafrs A NeS society Novel
Price i5 cents IN paper or VI % ia cloth.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
LlLLl

Hon Bitcrs cures by removing the cause OF
sic fness ana Restoring vitality.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

tenths sof
inches perpendicular lines divisions OF me for the = l9ufs
e during The broken dotted line rePns
t-raurr Indicated the Thermometer At ud
MT cy.G BTOadWAy
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RuBEIsT- EROS.
LIE a -uEPARD.
lLA.Lln

Hi. Majesty. Myself Anew so Sa%S SS %"'e rneo 81
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NEW BOORs AYD NEV EDITIONS.
IvisON. BLAKKMtY. TAYL.R& 90.

ees'c-'e4 10 J,ol. OF ts rr r-.',n.tf fHJ tir'ouC
hrrei tore me- ias-ffy 3ff-
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IL sEA.Ipn LIHnANN

Out today. in CLEAR. BOLD TANp+oME TYPE
no 63} CALLED 10 luE hltCDf
BY ANNA ~. DICRY .-...-...-- 'Oc.
G..Thc Greatest teif..s IA ing .ul Mrs ohphAni ut
G32- Queen oi the Meadow fY charles GuDon.''.
For sa D. an ncwsif4lar senf roe 'n re ~ ~
u cont. or sngc uumber. c.l4 double uutlnfs ny
GEORGE 3lUNftO n 90 -f NanUeHaft4 t., NcN B "fS
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nn-hanl,. o.IrIn I lIasn--Ia.

fInefHIiI'4 TIIEiI = 'fI fIiIIll'
FOCR FIRST PREMIUM MEDALS AWARDED.
More agreea % the tase aud do.o oler Mag
nera
For sale Government stamped boir0s % druggists and
ooreff sfrlcf. ardtr
T. J. HUSBAND tn. FAiaieip'.f.
The >e,..ycrle 1f,nfbiv A., st.op Yayt
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
HOW rHE sTAMAs ARE DISPOSED or.

The places where postage and revenue stamps are SOFA
hy the thieves said 70 be numerous. At most
of them the buyers are perfectly honest In
the cases already meniioned the sales were made at the
following places: al j. a. W. II sweeneys at Nassau
and Anu-sts; az Randalrs, No 81 Southsi AT David
H. Authonys No. 50 Willian-st, aud at Taylor Cos
No. 45 Cbatnam-st.
TO distinguish between stamps that have been stolen
ana hose that are offered by genuine owners IT, OF
coursc, impossible IA the great minority OF cases.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14
l'he Ne'F-iorIs 'ionihly Fashioa ba1ir

T. }. HUSBAND. tn. fAiialep'lf
The Ney--Ye erIs Monthly Fashion Baxir
FoR FLBuUARY
OUT TODAY PlIlF IS CENTS.
Tic February number 81 his uopunr monthly ,onfanst
laf gc coiofri Lsb.og pate ot 3 .fau 'sl.ons
Reception dinner and carriage eo-'um,e
rcaut fully coo.rl y4trcr 30 n,ccwork sUa0c for sof,
pillow GA 0'ttrln.
u contains, aa. four pieces o new end popuar muai'
Among other serials which nue1 90 ths numi er o,
story by
futNrts
BRENDA lHh =.
choice sell. iiea ol slfisl.s e.sAy fior lfa7 Der
sffall homo INFORM f,I. 81 oT.u7 uatft poe atd d.
O.1arhV viii be lunrd u sacu number.
E0. ail .Wts lrf', Dr ' HfrHi on fe.tW ~
D. cents The arN.crutll pfct sFt n r'f year lNi'sf
GEORGE MUNRO. 10 90 Z Nanocaai'r ft., et" 1o.k.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14

FOR FEBRUARY.
TT TODAY PiGCF IS CENTS.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14

Tho February number of ihs nopuar monthly contains
D 0c coiofni fsb.ol pate oi Q .rlu lfsl.ors
New-York tribune., 1880-01-14

Esaa, ily eaori p4''or .faeeiewors suitable for 'o'
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03
Dairy Matters.

A butter maker of Genesee county,
New York state. reports that he has
found that the exposure of cows in wet
or stormy weather causes shrinkage
of quarts of milk n day per COW, or 80
quarts to his herd of 40.
1t has been decided, upon experience
and trial of all the patent mixers, that
they are very Injurious. They do not
draw all the milk and in time cause ir-
ritation and Inflammation of the udder,
but for special cases, rs in drawing milk
from n sore teat or an inflamed bag or
for opening an obstructed teat, are de-
sirable. At the Patent Office they are
considered as surgical instruments, like
the syringe or lancet.
Again the question is raised concern
ing cheese making for the home market.
We believe that too little attention is
paid to this subject, and sooner or later
cheese will go out of use as an article OF
food with Americans. This should not
be, and our factorymen should not ne
glect the one at home. If they will ca
ter to both markets they may in meas
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03
A Success .

A retail store should be an index of
the intelligence, taste and thrift of the
people in its locality. The people of
Wellington and surrounding country
have just reputation for culture, re-
finement and appreciation of the good
things of this world, and, says Herbert,
these demands must be met. Hence he
Immediately bought dried beef slicer.
We also handle the best dried beef put
up in America, which we sell sliced or
unsliced as may suit the buyer. When
we saw that the people demanded a bet
ter quality of coffee than the very ordi-
nary stuff in the market, we bought a
hand roaster and grinder, which was
an advance step, and quite handsomely
appreciated by the people as their pur-
chases ard testimony will tell, but the
time for the hand mill, in Wellington,
is past, and now the soft and musical
click of two-horse-power steam engine
is heard in the rear of our store, which
seems to think it but play to roast and
grind coffee. And when we get in our
spice grinder, the store of Bowlby &
Hall will emphatically be the Yelling
ton Coffee and Spice Mills. We will
keep up our past reputation for selling
the best flour, crackers, smoked hams.
tea, raisins, and all goods belonging tc
the grocery department, that can bt
bought. Nobody should buy china
queensware, glassware, nor any kind
of earthenware before looking at oul
stock. Remember that we are alway!
| in the first rank.
BOWLBY & HALL.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03
In Memoriam.

At a meeting Of Spencer Grange No. 674.
the following resolutions were adopted as a
tribute of respect to deceased and worthy
me mber:
wHERKAs, in the allwise pl providence ofGod
our brother, Martin Gavin, has been removed
from earthly life, therefore be 1t
RESOLVED, that page be set apart in the
Minutes of our Grange, inscribed with his
name and the date Of his death, and that our
Charter be drsped In mourning for 30 days.
RESOLVED, that as . Grange We offer our
sincere sympathy to our respected sister who
is thus bereft Of her dearest earthly friend
aud companion, and that We will extend to
bis fstherless family the love and attention
due the children of q brother who was ever
prompt In the discharge of duty as 1t was
made known to him, and ever anxious for
the advancement and preservation Of our
order.
RESOLVED, that copy Of these resolutions
be presented to the family Of the deceased,
and that they be sent for publication to the
Wellington ENTERPRISE, Medina Democrat,
and Live Patron. r. FREEMAN,
NJ. II. HOFFMAN,
j. II. FIRRsToNE,
Committee.
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Town Council.

MONDAY EVE, May "a, 1850.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Members present, Mayor Fuller, Do
land, Fisher, Hustled, Herrick, Lang,
Sprague, and r. N. Goodwin, Clerk.
On motion the reading of the minutes
of last meeting were dispensed with.
Petitions of % residents and property
owners of Prospect street presented and
read, asking Council to lay cross-walk
across Liberty street.
On motion the report of the street
committee in regard to the diagonal
crossing be received, and strike out all
after the word received. Ayes 6, nays
none.
Moved and seconded that the street
committee proceed at once to lay cross
ing which is called diagonal. Ayes 2,
nays 4.
Moved that the majority report of the
street committee in regard to diagonal
walk across Liberty street be adopted
by this Council, and that the street
commissioner be instructed to construct
a straight walk across said street as rec
commended by them in their report.
Ayes 4, nays 2.
In the codifying ordinance the COM
mittee report that the matter have more
time.
Moved that the solicitor be authorized
to codify this ordinances. Carried.
The committee to whom was referred
the subject of blanks, beg leave to re-
port that we think a supply Of ordi-
nance blanks and street commissioner
reports should be immediatelyprocured .
We favor the style published by Messrs.
Mount & Carroll of Cleveland, samples
of which are herewith attached. We
| favor the street commissioner reports
| 90 for So, aud ordinan ces 100 for 81.
| j. II. DICKSON,
| +. N. GOODWIN,
Committee.
| On motion the clerk was authorized
| to order blanks. Carried. Moved to
adjourn two weeks being first Monday
in June. r. n. GOODWIN, Clerk.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03

=" Or. Lindsey's Blood Searcher'
cured my son of erysipelas." Mrs. E.
Smeltzer, Larimer, Pa.
Half the ills of human life proceed
from a torpid and disordered liver.
Submit to them no longer while "Sel-
lers' Liver Pills'' will cure you quick
ly. 25 cts. per box.
-Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A mar
vellous cure for Catsrrh, Diphtheria,
Canker mouth and Head Ache. With
each bottle there Is an ingenious nasal
injector for the more successful treat.
ment of the complaint, without extra
charge. Price, 30 cts.
Talking about the Liver, we pre-
sumo that ill-temper is more often caus.
ed by disordered liver than anything
else. To insure q cheerful disposition
take Scovill's Blood and Liver Syrup
which will remove the prime cause, and
restore the mind to its natural equilib.
rum.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03

ure avoid low prices, surplus of goods,
and largely increase the consumption Of
cheese. A writer says 1t is doubtful If
we eat more cheese now than when our
people numbered ten millions less, and
adds further that the old style Of cheese,
most popular on the home market, was
soft, melting, tuttery cheese, not safe
to ship, but much more palatable and
digestib.e. Such cheese, well cured,
will find a large market within few
hours ride, by rail, Ct the factory or
dairy. Let dairymen withdraw their
long range sight of a foreign market
and get acquainted with the wants of
their neighbors. Here is rich field
and very little explored.-Elgin (1n.)
Advocate.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03
ususs 1ksva h THIS column ss 10 cents psr Y
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Street Comments.

suitY" 81 had this made In Cleveland" II
tell you that Ats complete. Why In -
can't our tailors do 3 job like thatf What
sCheapern dirt. It would cost thirty -ave
here" The salt that ELECTED the above dia-
logue was msde at fitch's, for twenty-three
dollars.
Ayres made It. Isn't It good att" "Tip-
eOppntsy eOp; % tsiists DO such joes" "Wha. did
It cost youf" "Forty dollars" "Cheap
enough. tsll yoe Il pays 70 60 to the city
fhe Mttie tova e Wellington, and cost tvsn-
ty-nvo dollars, aAd Of course encomiuns
ceass vAs. to.nd 'tvss not '.far fetched and
dsariy bought"
:; g. ..ss s.; M + ss: suit sSss sssIs s
Cleveland" "rhars . neat job. It fits
different nom anything you get here"
what aid it cost" "Tveuty-eight dollars. {"
ssCheap; cheap. That's the neafest suit Pve
sean tile year." Whsn found that 1t was
nele q YitcA's and only cost twenty-three
etnl a.sstAr. Away from the Sou wes'-
from the prsiries Of Huron, an.angier came.
iSi.eS Win tSe down t ttroSdsn % s Of Cheesedom
who had been - terribly victimixed by local
tyadesmeu. Ne would show them how to
buy cheap. While his blow horn was rest
ing he We asked the value Of Q coat worn by
enc Of our worthy dentists. He pronounced
it good, and he coeld make one like 1t for
twenty d0llars. The doctor casually re-
marked that he thought that would do. A
bystAn4R taking courage from the doctor 9
ipnocant remark, ordered . suit ''cheap."
The cost thet vas sstimated at $40 by this
'scheapn veader, was made at Fitch's for an
even ten dollaf bili. What enchantmentl
distance lenAsth. Verify . prophet 10 NOT
Without honor save In his own country.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-03
neath of Mira. A. Finch,

We are piined to hear this Wednes-
day morning of tn. death of Mrs. Aus
tin Finch, which occurred Tuesday
morning at the residence of her son-in-
law DR.. j. F. Baldwin, Columbus, o.,
where she went on a visit, leaving We'll
lington only few days ago. Her dis
ease was pleuro-pneumonia, but she
had been afflicted with chronic disease
of the kidneys for some time previous.
The remains will be brought to We'll
lington to-day, (Thursday,) at l: 80 p.
M, and the funeral servises will occur
Immediately after. Two or more Of her
sons will arrive in Wellington Thurs
day morning; Mr.. Finch and Mrs. j..
F. Baldwin after noon.