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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-01-27
Latest News Notes.

There was shock of earthquake at Bath,
Ne, Jan. 2O.h.
Berean's have an Old Folks Concert last
evening and tonight.
The late snow storm was the heaviest Of
the winter in Missouri, Western Kansas and
Nebraska.
The Indiana House has passed bill to re-
duce the rate OF interest in that State fIom
S to per cent.
Wm. N. King, city editor of the Mt.
Vernon Republican, died Jan. els. of Con-
gestiun OF the brain and lungs.
che Metropolitan Hotel of New York was
6amaged by fire Sunday, to the amount of
S65. coo to SO, ,GOo, covered by insurance.
= brother of Secretary of War, Ramsey,
committed suicide in ST. Paul, the 24th, by
shooting himself through the head with
pistol. III health supposed to be the cause
4 Hoilander who has resided in New
Haven about six months has fallen heir to
an immense fortune by the death of a rela-
tive in Notierdam, who bequeathei him his
property. II is estimated to be worth from
S25, 600 TO sIo.oco,ooo.
New York was cut of from telegraphic
communication with the outside world by
the breaking down OF the wires dming the
ice storm. Not siEca.lS7S has such a de-
structivc storm of this kind occurred, and
then there were not half as many lines in the
city then as 1t tpresent.
A train on the Erie railroad Saturday night
was thrown from the track near Oswcgo, by
the breaking of one of the drive wheel axels.
The postal ear with five men inside was over
turned and set on fire from The lamps and
stove, and the unfortunate men were burn
10 4 crisp.
The Berea Advertises gives an account of
one George Powers who has left that town
with the care of his wife and three children,
while he has gone 10 parts unknown with
about $50 in cash, obtained from a Cieve-
land bark by forged check on the Berea
Savings aud Loan Association.
The storm CT sleet and snow which visited
New York aud the East generally, Jan. 2lst
was the more damaging in its results than
any that has occurred for many years. Every
wire out of New York was broken by the
accumulation of the ice, and all telegraph
communication with the outside cut off.
Sign boards, telegraph poles, SC, were
prostrated.
The legislature of this State is taking steps
TO build an ex-elcctive mansion in Columbus
at the expense Of the State. This move Is
certainly to he commended. The renting
| and keeping up the necessary cxpenses has
hitherto used up the small salary allowed
the Governor, and it is only a measure OF
justice that lie should be provided with a
dwelling suitable to his station.
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Our Fire Department.

A.me' ting, called for the purpose of
organizing a Fire Departme was
held on the evening of January 21st, In
the Council room. The meeting was
called order j. B. Lang, and, on
mot o.. NJ yer Fuller was appointed
chairman. an ii. G.. Stlrr was elected
secretarv. The lit of names for menu
bership was read and an opportunity
given others Ia sign. After consultation
il was decided 20 proc I'd to the election
of officers osce, officers to hold office
till Ju v l. ISL, which da:e shall be ap-
pointed for the an ual meetings. III. G..
Starr was elected Foreman ON the third
ballot; G. l.. HowS assistant foreman
on the second allot; Chas. Black second
assistant forcman;J j. III. Bow iby, sec
retary, j. NJ. Otterbacher, treasurer,
anl ii. Robi son, stewart. We pre-
sumo all necessary preparations viii
soon be made to put the company in
work. & OrLer.
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General Produce.
Legal Notice.

ANNETT LAND and DAVID LAND, whose sup
posed residence is At Kimeo, Washington County
Kansas; AMI JULIA SPECS and GEOREE L. SPECS,
whose supposed residence is at Tabor. Fremont
County, Iowa; and ELLEN PACKARD and FREE
MAN PACkHRD, whose supposed residence IS at
ossawattamie, Miami County, Kansas; and HELL
LEN FRANCISCO anti EDWARD FRANCISCO
whose supposed residence Is at Stanwood, Me-
costa County. Michigan, heirs at law of EBE-
MEIER PARSONS, deceased, will take notice
that Walter F. Herrck, Administrator OF the estate
with the will annexed Of Ebenezer Parson deceased
on the 18th day of January, \. ID. ISL filed his petit
ton In the Probate Court within and for County
Lorain and State Of Ohio alleging that the personal
estate of said deceased Is insufficient pay his debts
and the charges of administering his estate; shat he
died seized in fee simple of the following described
real estate, situate in Pittsed Township County of
Lorain, and State of Ohio, to wit: Being about esH
acres Of land from the east part of Lot No. hun
dred and thirty seven in said Township, he the same
Aore or less; also about S9X of land taken frc
the north part Of Lot No. hundred and
in said township, be the same more or less.
The prayer of said petition Is for the sale of said
premises for tic payment OF the debts and charges
aforesaid. The persons above mentioned Will take
notice that they have been made parties defendant TO
ssid petition, and they required to answer the
same on or before the l9th day of March, A D.IssI
W. HEREICK,
l9-5 Administrator of said Estate
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Mr.. Joseph Hull, of Huntington, has in
vented machine that reduces coarse corn
fodder so that all kinds Of stock will readily
eat it, leaving nothing. He had 1t in use on
the premises of Wallace Barker last week
aud we were curious enough to go and
witness its operation. 1t was run by horse
power and would reduce several acres Of
heavy stalks in a day. 1t does not cut it but
tears it to shreds, leaving no pieces as large
as a mans finger. The stalks so reduced can
be stacked like hay, and is eaten by horses,
cattle or sheep more readily than the best
hay. We understand that Mr.. Hull will do
this work for the farmers hcreabouts, and
We think it will greatly benefit them in saw
ing fodder and doing away with the litter that
feeding whole stalks necessarily makes.
j. B. LANG,
7. II. HKEIcK,
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Spread the Good News.

AS family medicine aud tonic, there
is no remedy at present giving such
universal satisfaction, and effecting 81
many astonishing cures, as Electric
Bitters. Our druggists report lively
demand for them, at times being unah,, e
to supply the many calls. All P..iiious
Attacks, Stomach, Liver an. Kidney
Complaints, Diabetes an6. Gravel, read
lily yield to their Curative qualities.
Sold by all druggists, at fifty cents per
bottle. 1l-6mtC)
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a Foolish Mistake

Don't make the mistake of confound-
ing of acknowledged merit with the
numerous quaek medicines that are now
50 common. We Spea> from experience
when we say that Parker's Ginger Tonic
is sterling health restorative and will
do all that is claimed for it. We have
used it ourselves with the happiest re-
suits for Rheumatism and wnen worn
out by oyerwork.-See adv. 194
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O. What A Cough

Will you heed the warning. The
signal perhaps of the sure approach OF
that more terrible disease Consump-
ton. Ask yourselves if you can afford
for the sake of saving 80 cts, to run the
risk ami do nothing for it. We know
from experience that Shiloh's Cure will
cure your Cough. Itnever fails. This
explains why more than million bot
ties were sold the past year. 1t relieves
Group, and Whooping Cough, at o: ce.
Mothers do not be without it. For
lame Back, Side, or Chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Sold by H..
G. Starr s. Co. z eow-ly(o)
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salvc in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhepaa. fever
sores, tctter, chapped h.iuds, uhiilblains,
corns, and all kinds OF skin eruprions.
This salve is guaranteed 10 give perfect
satist 'ction al every case or money re-
funded. rrice % cents per box. For
sale Dy all druggists. sly
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d. Snyder

Has taken the triangular room in the
new Bee Hive Block for Boot and
Shoe Shop, and will do all kinds of
manufacturing and repairing of fine and
coarse work in the best manner, ard at
the lowest living prices. 4 full aSsorr-
ment of leather and findings kept in
stock, and both work ana materials
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Give
him call when in need of any kind of
work. 7If
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Coal Yard.

Having bought the coal yard and bus'-
ness of w. ii. Fisher s. Co., l take this
method of informing the citizens of
Wellington and viciEity that l shall
keep on hand aud furnish to order all
varieties and qualities of hard and soff
coal, at the lowest living prices. All
orders given me will be promr .ly and
satisfactorily filed.
3I-tl CHS. Z. SUTLIFF.
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young Americi" always cuts down
all his trees as first step toward civili-
zation; then, after an interregnum,
when all the kings of the forest have
been laid low, he sets out small saplings
IN whitewashed tree-boxes, and watches
and tends them with fervor.-Miss
Wool<on.
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Patents,

The standing of attorneys may be as
certained upon inquiry at the Patent
Office, where it will be found that in
qentors may be sure OF honorable treat
ment and a skillful prosecutor of their
business by applying To Mr.. c. E. FoS-
ter, 500 Seventh Street, Washington. ID.
G. Applications are presented with n
view to securing broad and valuable
claims, and promptly prosecuted. l2tf
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Wellington, Sept. Is, 1880

w s!A14SI9&, SsEt' aS, SSSS.
To nay Customers, one and all,
old and Young, Republicans
and Democrats:
| am now daily receiving Fresh
Oysters, in can and in bulk,
and will sell as cheap as any
other party can. l am also
prepared to serve up Oysters
IN every style at my old stand
on Liberty street. l will use
my Ice Cream Parlor this fall
and winter for Glass Parties,
and will furnish everything de.
sired at moderate prices ard at
the shortest notice.
AS ever, your obed't serv't,
r. j. sos1NsoN.
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Father Is Getting We'll.

My daught r. say. GLOW much bet
ter father is since he n,ei Hop Bittprs."
tie Is getting well after his long suffer,
ing from a disease declared iucurab,e-
aud =, q are % glad that he used YOUR
Bittrrs.-A lady OF Rochester, y. "
Utica Herald,
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Dyspepsia and Liver Cau,nlain,

Is it not worth the small price of zoe.
to free yourself of every symptom OF
these distressing complaints, if you
think so call 1T our store and get bot
tie OF Shiloh's ~Vitalizer, every bottle
has printed guarantee on it, use ac-
cordingly and if it does You no good it
Starr q Co. Z eow-ly(o)
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We have a spec y and positive care Tor
Catarrh, Diph;heriI. Cauker mouth and
Head Ache, in Sl,iioh'> Catarrh Rom
edy. y ua>al INJECTOR fee wi h each
iotfle. Us 1T il you desire health and
SWEET b eih. Price JJc. Sold by u.
u. Starr s. Co. 1eow-ly(Ol
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1t has been demonstrated by expert
ments that railroad materials and mach
inery deieriorates to disastrous extent,
like human nerve. and muscles, by not
having proper rest.
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Hpir Goods.

Mrs. f. T.. Baird will order for ladies'
all the leading novelties in hair dress
ing, consisting of Saratoga Waves. Scol-
Hps, Coquetts, Switches, Curls, Puffs,
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BEE LINE Route.

Columbus, Cincinnati 3 In
dianapolis Railway.
Time Schedule in Effect November 1aao
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A G. Couch recently sold four vacant lots
lion 500 each. They were purchased one
each by T. Russell, Frank Vaughn, E. s.
Beardsley, AMI SIr. Fosgate. MIR. Fosgatc
has recently come to Wellin ston and is in the
employ OF of Mr.. c. w. Uemenway. He will
build on his lot the coming seasop, as will
also MIR. BearGsley, the latter OF biicS.
There is bcs inning 10 he quitc movement
i'm real estate. MIR. Chas. Eoak has pio;te%
the vac mt land on Mechanic street aud will
open street in he spring east of COurtlIud
Avenue and parallel with it. r. Craddock
has already purchased one of the lots front
in.y on the main street.
B. VI. Hawk, OF Rochester. sent 20 Sab
bath-keeping cheese factory-AIc- Co.'s
aud Co.-s1.095 lbs of milk, the yi,,ld of ten
grade durham COWS, add Sunday mornings
milk kept at home, consequently 70 in
cluded in the above amount, aud We have an
average of 1,Ci6 and l-5 pounds par cow.
MIR. H. afiirms that he kept at home several
milkinrs In sddition 10 Sunday rnorniug
milk. The largest amount delivered in one
month was in May la,i5I lbs. Smallest in
November 47Ig lbs. The December yisld
would probatly reaIly ,qusl the November,
but only SIS lbs are med, d TO carry the
yield OF the Sc son to 5000 lbs per COW. Thc
feed was grass only during the summer and
fodder cora IN its seas an. Now let us hear
from the m n VIII fee, his cows in addi-
tion &c. pas tuse Il The bran they will eat.
G, I, W.
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Again is that Dead Beat to the front with
his brass.maIled cheek ag.ow with fond
hopes of having found u new derot of sup
plies without money. 1t seems he cropped
into IL. F. Warehouses; meat marked last
week, going through the formula, finally
asking for a small line OF credit. But Homer
knowing his man, while an Hfiablc smile lit
up his features, pointed to card on the
wall, on which was printed "rerns Cash."
requesting him 10 study it carefully, and
that he would see him later, turning his at
tention 20 a cash customer. Homer believes
with many Others that Dead Beats who do not
sow, shall not reap JUICY roasts and steaks at
his expense.
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TIE MARKETS..
Cheese.

The market is firm, at last weeks quo;
tations.
The quotations are: New, buying (naked)
1O1l@11c; billing (boxeD 111a@12c.
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Grain, Flour and Feed.

Cheese. 3, ,405 boxes. 1873, $50 pounds
Butter.... 40 pkgs. 2,34S pounds.
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Regular Organized KukIux."
Az ARKANSAS JUDGE AND AN EDITOR DRIVE
FROM THEIR HOMES.

An aRKANgAs JUDGE AND AN EDITOR DRIVEN
FROM THEIR HOMES.
Little Rock, june "a special TO the
Gazefte from MorriIton, in this State, says
"O1 May 18th l.. T. Harris. county Judge
o. Perry county. and John l.. Matthews,
EDITOR Of the Foarche Valley Times, re-
ceiTed notice through the Perryyilie post
Office 10 leave the county within fifteen days,
or suffer the penalty Of death at the bands
Of regular organized kuklux.' The fifteen
days expired yesterday, and message
iu.t received here from Perryyile re-
ports that body Of armed men arrived
in town at 10 O'Clock this morning, and in
quifed for Matthews and Harris, who had
prudently left town the day before. The
affair arose ont Of prosecutions iDaugnraied
by Judge Hlfris, the proceedings OF which
Were published by Matthews. The same
parties are supposed to have fred the Times
Office on May Sd. Judge Harris is here,
and says be has sufficient evidence 10 iden'
tify the author OF the notices. he leaves
Tor the capital this evening 10 ask aid OF
Governor Churchill in prosecuting the Of
lenders and preserving The peace"
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Virginia and North Carolina Cotton
CrOD.

NORFOLK, VA, June 9-The following
report of the condition Of the cotton crop
is made by the Cotton Exchange and COM
piIed from 70 replies from "a counties in
North Carolina and Virginia; average date
May 31,t: "a show the same acreage as last
year; 50 show 40 average increase OF 1916
per cent. over the acreage OF last year 81
show less favorable weather, and IL the
same weather as last year; 80 report fair to
good stands, 81 poor 10 bad, and 10 the same
as last year; Al show the crop TO be eleven
days later than last year, Is report it nine
DAYS earlier. and % about the same time as
last year; 40 report the condition OF the crop
good, 10 fair, and II poor. The general
tenor of the replies show that labor has
decreased slightly in number, and is not so
efficient as OF late years. Strenuous efforts
are being made in some sections to induce
immigration, and thus offset the deprecia-
ton in labor.
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before the congregation for extraordinary
ecclesiastical affairs, In order 10 recall the
dsobedient bishops TO duty.
Fatal Conflict Between Russian
Guards and Prisoners
LONDON, June GA dispatch from ST..
Petersburg says News has been received
from Tlfiis OF fatal conflict at the small
town OF Konba between seventy prisoners
and their military guard. More than
twenty-five men were killed or wounded
About forty prisoners escaped TO the neigh.
boring forest. carrying of their rifles"
President Grevy's Representative.
LONDON, June 9.-Tbe Paris correspond
ent OF the Daily Telegraph announces that
Count Lichenstein. who Is attached 10 Pre-
sident Grevy's military household, will
represent N. Grevy at the centennial Of the
surrender Of CORVALLIS at Yorktown In
October.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JUNE q-The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common, s4.50@.5; medium, s4.5oG
yLeaG~tcmmon, s5@s5.5o; medium. s6@s7;
good, none-nominal fine, Done-nomlnal; extra
fine. nOne-nominal.
StsmDsfng.-Common, s3.50@f5; medium.
So.5O@s6: good, *7.50dsS.S0; hte, $685. A9c.
DARK ToBACCo-MhzUSAcTUR
Luq FiiIsTs.-t'o Common, S3.50@S4; Medium,
Al 51aS5: good, S5.a0d,SS.
s6eG $3.50; good, t7@ as; hne. s9@sl0; extra hne
Wrappers.-Common, s7.50Gts.5o; medium,
sS.5Odtg; good, S9.i0e<$lO; tne flO@sll
extra, Sl26&l3; extra snn-cured, nose.
bright Cco-MASuFAcTuRiSG.
snake s.-COmmon. S6@S1.S0; medium,
ss61se: good, s9.5OmS 0.bO: hue, slSGsls.
EiIIers.-tommoa, S6@S7; medium, s79sS
good Sq6sIQ; fBa, nominal.
Wr0 % D Q = s.--COmmoh, AS(GSl2i medium,
sIS@tl5; good, s20G$25 tine, s40@too; fancy
S5C also. .,ox.,.
WraDpsrs, Mshogany.-Common, sl2@slo
medium, $i5m@s20; good, t22@42o; hne
ss0@ti0; extra. si5@s5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
principally 20 good old beavy-bodied luys aud Ken
lucky River leaf We quote:
Old Tugs, s4@f5: Kentucky River Tugs
tI0@tl2; Keplueky River Leaf, tl3esls,
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Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, June Civilian NJ.
Balcher was Today appointed inspector Of
tobacco, SNUFF, and cigars, for the district
of Louisiana.
Among the visitors received by President
Garfield to day was II. De Maril, editor OF
the Messenger Franco Americaine, Of New
York, who called 10 confer with the Presi.
dent upon the establishment Of a large oe-
ricnltural colony in Texas.
Commissioner Raum has received tele-
gram from Collector Clark, at Atlanta, Ga.
Stating that the force sent out to arrest the
parties concerned in the wounding Of
Deputy Bolton, in ForSythe county, re.
turned to-day, bringing in two teams and
two Of the men. The search for others will
be continued.
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Two DesperadOes Meet "a Deserved
Fate.

DENVER, COL, June GA special to the
Tribune from Espanols, n. NJ, dated June
sb. says two desperadoes, named Knowles
and Connors, attacked Voorhees, store
with the intention OF robbing IT, and shot
the proprietor twice, probably fatally. The
laiter returned the fire and the rpfilans ned.
A lyncbing party was Immediately organ
lied and started 10 pursuit. Knowles was
SHOT dead, aud Connors was captured ana
ieinrned to-day, and will undoubtedly DC
HDched during the, night.
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RICHMOND LIYE-sroOKMARKEr.

JUNE e.--Prices this week RANGED as follows:
Beef Cdfffe.-very hest. 5isn &C.; second quality,
bhM b4c.; good, 4fa04c.; medium or good fair
quality, 4d4kc.; roueh oxen. thin steers. old
COWS: &C.. 2h6p3kc. p d.. gross; bull. extra good
4s94hc. medium 10 good, 3a4e. q n. gross.
and light, 7fh7tc. n NJ, net.
SheeD,-3m45c. n H., gross.
LoBlbs.-4d6c. n h. gross.
Yegfs.-f4.506t9 n head.
Mich Cons.-f20Ms45 a head.
About 233 head OF beef cstte. Ala hogs, and
few sheep aud lambs on the market. A fuii supply
OF b.ef cattle on the market but The quality OF some
OF the recefsts was not quite good usual, and,
qualify considered. they osclined z1lc. One mixed
car load OF cattle aud sheep sod and reshipp q.
some demand for bulls. Hog. about as last week.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
NJ rELEeRApm TO THE plspArCH

,xei,emen, az Albany Yesterday; Assembly,
wsu Make Charges OF Cerrnption-A Terri
Me Cennasration in Quebec, Two Million
Dollars Worth OF Property Destroyed and
r.ttccu Hundred Families Homeiess-sieet.
ing Of the southern Railway and Steamship
a,.eciation-yerdict OF q Coroner's Jury in
a Railroad Accident Fatal Steamboat EN-
p,osion--rwo New Mckee Desperadoes
killea-kakiuNismfn Arkansas The Grada-
a,es AZ the Annapolis Naval Academy -Des.
.,rate Fight Between Russian Guards aud
prisensrs-AHairs I'm ireland; the Pope on
,he situation.
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Mail Robbery.

CHICAGO. June "a mail-pouch roDDery
Occurred here last night. The pouch whIcn
came from Grafton, Va. over the Baltimore
AID Ohio railroad. aud which was put IN
The InsiI-wagon at the DEPOT, was missing
when the wagon arrived at the ONCE, ana
ihe back door OF the wagon was unlocked
IL Is said that some sensational develop
menis are expected IN connection win tbIs
robbery which may give aid 10 the star
route Investigation.