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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-02-10
@, What A Couph.

WI. 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 SO cts, to run the
risk and do nothing for it. We know
from experience that Shiloh's Cure will
cure your Cough. Itnever fails. This
explains why more than a million bot
ties were sold the past year. 1t relieves
Group, and WhOOping Cough, at once.
Mothers do not be without it. For
lame Back, Side, or Chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Sold by H.
G. Starr & Co. z eow.Iyfo)
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is it not worth the small price of 75c.
to free Yourself of every symptom oI
these distressing complaints, if you
think SO call ut our store and get a bot
tie OF Sbiloh's Vitalizer, every bottle
has printed guarantee on it, use ac-
cordingly and if it does you no good il
will cost you nothing. Sold by ii. G..
Starr Il Co. 7eow-ly(o)
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ID. 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, and at
ment Of leather and findings kept in
stock, aud both work and materials
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Give
him a call when in need of any kind of
work. 7tf
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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, d.
c. Applications are presented with a
view to securing broad and valuable
claims, and promptly prosecuted. l2tf
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Spencer.

The Post Office demon has dug up the
hatchet, and with loud whoop, an
nounced another victim. We sincerely
hope that our enterprising druggist
may not be prosecuted by unscrupulous
persons whose purpose-as the past
shows-are those Of personal spite and
petty malice.
If that prophetic grounding came
forth from his winter quarters on the
and, he got scare that he will repay by
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Wellington, Sept. 1s, issJ

Wellington, Sept. 1s, 1880.
To may 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. I will use
my Ice Cream Parlor this fall
and winter for Glass Parties,
and will furnish everything de,
sired at moderate prices and at
the shortest notice.
AS ever, your obed't serv't,
r. J. ROBINSON.
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A Foolish Mistake.

Don't make the mistake of confound-
ing of acknowledged merit with the
numerous quack Medicines that are now
so common. We speak 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 il ourselves with the happiest re-
suits for Rheumatism and wnen worn
out by overwork.-See adv. 1914
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Two Organs.

Regulate first the stomach, second the
liver, especially the first, SO as to per-
form their functions perfectly and you
VIII remove at least nineteen tW entieths
of all the ills that mankind is heir to, in
this or any other climate. Hop Bitters
Is the only thing that will give perfectly
natural action to these two Organs.-
Maine Farmer.
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Coal Yard

Having bought the coal yard and busi-
ness of w. II. Fisher & Co, take this
method of informing the citizens OF
Wellington and yiciEity that l shall
keep on hand and furnish to order all
varieties and qualities of hard and soft
coal, at the lowest living prices. All
orders given me will be promptly and
satisfactorily filled.
31-tf CHAs. E. SUTLIFF.
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SURE CURE
For the Threat, Chest B Lungs.
GREATEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN.
BY Mrs. A. SCOTT, WELLINGTON, O.
25 cents per bottle. S5-1y

Outfit furnished free, with full ins .ructions for
V\M conducting the most profitable business that
AIV any one can engage In. The business is so
u III easy TO learn. and our instructions sim
pie and plain, that any one can make great
profits from the very start. No fail who Is
willing to work Women are successful men.
Boys and girls can earn large sums. Many have made
at the business over one hundred dollars in a sagle
week. Nothing like IL ever known before. All who
engage are surprised at the and rapidity with
which they are able to make money. You can engage
this business during your spare time at great profit
You do not have to invest capital in IT. We take all
the risk. Those who need ready money should write
to at once. All furnished free. Address True & CO.
Augusta, Maine. S-lys
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world fer cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rbeum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hs ids, chillblaius,
corns, and all kinde of skin eruptions.
This salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For
sale by all druggists. Sly
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NOTICE
BEE LINE ROUTE.

Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati b In
dianapolis Railway.
Time Schedule in Effect November. 1880
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| factory.
Mr.. Lewis Arnold, formerly of wakeman,
now employed as engineer by Frank wads-
worth, In his mill in Raysville, came up from
that place on Friday last and reports q wed.
ding. The centructing parties being Mr..
Hiram Mills, late OF Wellington, and Miss
Lou Haggerty, q sister of Mrs. Charles Mills,
all employees OF +. wadsworth In Raysville.
The bridal pair were treated to o demon
strative serenade In ''rale ole Vir linia STYLE"
"a war Dance" "break down" and musical
concert, and all thrown in free gratis. The
affair was hugely epjoyed(O especially by
the parties most interested.
The services at the Methodist Church siir
continue, with Increasing interest. A song
service, led by the choir, is held before the
preaching. The sermons by the pastor are
remarkable for their earnestness and heat
searching power. A great solemnity rests
upon the attentive congregations. Several
persons have, within the last week, expressed
o desire to become Christians. There Is
great need Of revival OF religion in We'll
| Hngtop. Secret vice and unblushipg and
bold wickedness is cursinR Its society and
carrying sorrow to very many of Its homes
Pure homes are insufficient to save our
young people when, under cover Of every
shadow, and upon every hand, degrading
companions stand ready to lure them to
ruin. They are nowhere safe without every
help and every restraint afforded by Christ
ian influences and by Gods grace. The sneer
of the scorner, the counsel Of the urgodly,
| the wiies OF the tempter, are all about them.
The Church pastors, Christian men and
women, faithful sundsy-school teachers-all
are working and praying to stay this tide Of
! evil.
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TIE MARKETS..
Cheese.

The market is firm, at last weeks quo
tations.
The quotations are: New, buying (naked)
1O1a@11c; billing (boxed) 111s@12c
SHIPMENTS FOR WEEK ENDING FEB. 8.
Cheese. ,739 boxes. 66,215 pounds
Butter. II pkgs. 616 pounds
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-bcaCODBuciQ BSCLlOGB us buCCces u
women. Adam laid all his trouble to the
same source. Adam, we are ashamed of you.
Beaconsdeld, you are q gentleman.
Dim L-wright Surgeon Dentist, wishes
to inform the public that he has taken the
old Dental Rooms near the Bank. The doc
tor has had twelve or fifteen years. constant
practice, and is willing to assure all Of good
work, good materials, and fair prices. Eav-
ing moved my family here, / have come to
stay, and desire 10 be held responsible for as
perfect work a. our art has attained.
Niagara is now In Its glory. The Horse.
shoe Fall is frozen solid 900 feet from either
shore, and the ice mountains in front of the
falls have reached height Of upward Of 40 r.
For the next thirty days Houghton will
eel the works Of standard authors very cheap
in order to make room for his incoming
stock. For instance: The Library Of Uni
versL knowledge (ChambersC will 60 at
$500; Chambers' English Literature, In 4
vols. at 81 IS; Piutarch's Lives, In 8 vols , at
81 75; Acme Biography, 90 cents, and others
In the same ratio. 10
FOR Bale - New Sewing Machines. =
Two machines that have been tried just
enough to know that they do good work and
are not in any way defective. One is "The
New Davis" an excellent Hght-running ma
chine, In perfect order, pearl inlsid, 10 draw
ers. fall-leaf, one Of the handsomest cascd
machines the company has sent out The
other 10 Q new Wilson Machine, s drawers,
a,oc-lesS valnut case and has some adyan-
fages over any other machine. Either ma
chine for sale st bargain. Enquire at the
IErRPRuH ONCE
, 1881-02-09
DRAMATIC NOTES,

..' DltAMAI1C NOTES.
Gus Wlln,ns contetnplAtog making a rrofcs-
ssonal tour arutl1il tho world,
Agnes I'outh and James o O'Ncill wilt soon up
pnar tit II "a Celebrated Caso" ut u Nostou
thentre.
Mr. GoorFo ]. Cunnur Is III town IN tho interest
RI lhkUr mud Farrols, who nppcar at AuViukor's
Monday evening.
Mr. Veeey G. Wtator, n aon Of tho dramatic
t'r.lsc of thD Nov York Tribune. ts u member nf
ucnoftuve Wards 't Forget -Me-H&,t" culnpnny,
1tnssl, tho Kreat 1iatuu tr1lHcdlAn win, II IL
sAsd, aPpcnr, III this country next season, c. j.
Ih!zzoh viii 10 A rnnf,aYcr, Rntt tho ,ut1r viii
10 supported Ivy Rn lta'ltn odtlpanr.
Mcssvs. HttnsHnnda and Nrowu, representing
lna1,ngesa NOT ~ prt"lucH Mr.. lniln +. Su,itil's
version OF :" Lo Voyage IN Suisse" TITO i.tter,
lluWeyor, declares he VIII 10 allpA HIld s nlAis-
llt{ THO nGt,dEl prclAttlt0n* Tor tho production
nf "Pour prclltlrc Congo" with all possible
speed.
Edwin Duoth Iatoly hatl DtlIct laugh ut SCUM
nt tho London critics, who 99s1Iptai!lca that Tho
Fools Revenge was 80 ysrr mrtitlcfnl tint ut
lcen deceived BY It." Tho yact wa that il,o
actress who ptnyut tho part WIS ersetf tnciOscti
IN tho EEapi'inRs, ana ho "duaffn." Was Used.
When askctl by IL Cincinnati intcrytcwer If l,o
expected TO repent leforY any tthor fDrefRh
n1snses the xpeEloaa "I pnxnai nsr-
not. IT II. y Rrcnt strn,n OH arttst* pows.ts,
this double amount 1T concentration md
thought. AtuoeIga is Anying tho hcnntit or II
ll,[qu0 experience In 1rnmHttD nrt. l mn tho
lirst urtst vino nus essayel 4 lung krastnl nf t-
li.,gIal performances and think shall bo lilo
, 1881-02-09
HARD 70 BELIEVE,

Mr.. ". c. Tatc, Of No. IL North Pcorls street.
yesterday morning reported ut tho West Midi
8on Street Station that thuro had beCu sos,,u
curious gulngs Oh during tho 1tIEht OIL tho floor
above hi,u, tut,untcd by II fnnllly named CrAH
and that anry lit tho mortlinx he s.lw II 1iInn and
w1ts,An attempting to dix II holo Iii tho buck
yard. apparently for tho purpose Ut bnrysng
something. Tho ground WAS tr0zell too hnrd,
a1,h they throw whatever they worc nholt to
Inry Into thy rrlyyssaut: osiISars lto'l anA Ley
dovefoptu1 fetnaio infant, which now swaits tho
Inr.,ner's tntlucat Ut tho Wcst MAslistn Street
St,stlnn. kittto Craig, ~ ypArs 0f ago uIu l,ll-
tnrtr!e, ct'tlrcssoa tue b!rll, und acknowledges
that thn lnac4rrlAge WIN brought ubunt Is drugs
which su tt0k Ut her o,:n v0litlon. nr. llrRtlis
who Is nov. .nttcudtn9 hes thinka s.,o Wilt Hot
Rong worry nicely The Rirl stnhhorniy sttcks Il,
st0ry which cstntot possibly ib tr,tU tor tl,lny
ruaso.is. Whlle wHtktilg ~ sorv!snt ut NJ. I'll
Duusburn hvonMo, sh1 ~na followed tn tho h0uAc
0uu evening by negro. WIN. during tho night,
f0rtrl hls Wlty Into the h1use. chlDrGfuFIned hur,
aud thou accomplished his OWL IIsgD. Thorg
npticurs tu ttu nothing criminal III tho case, ullu
no urrvstx ara LIKELY to 10 rlAtla.
, 1881-02-09
HARDWOOD & co.
Tltc Cnvnrx That Led to thc Fnllnrc Of
ftAr Wtr1ns

ttac rtrin.
xptttal Dstpafeh n The Chicago Tribune.
MtxNEAppLys, MJ,Iu., Feb. a.--seth II. MijlIkrn,
ca,iing lnolntMr of Tho firm thai bought out tho
bankrupt stock Of }IarwoHl Co. uf Hlns1chs"'-
H.. tvIt for t1, East to-day ftcfurc leaving it.
p,ivn 'llrH 1nIBsNf correspondent history ri
thu proceedings TINT led 10 tsis failure. The fol-
lowtng fnrtter tBs not bcc,, published tH:fure:
an 1s7a tfarwood stated hfs cash cnptni
ut Ft:nnW, nnd schr lator hfase1
1t ut si.Roo. believe he Ind
TINT Atnn.tnt Of n,Dncy at that time, but think It
Included tho I.entty lnnn which he considered
tho rah,o ~ his Own. Up 10 that tfins bis credit
hn mt been rat-elnHs..b just a'H,t that titno
H. H. Clai!in & Co. picked lillu ,ip and xhfe him
unstnitcd credit, sttl at the tnlc hf hts re his
line with shent reached s11s,01 Thcn Mr. Cole,
Clas,it, d Co.'a travelling rnnr,. grew suspicious
ol linrwoot., AMI advised n.. Elrln to reii',cn
their lLno, Witch thry az ah nrnzinE ltnT, ~,
tlcnct III hti,,sclt md hs ab!liiy 70 cuntlnuo III
Gusr.a ts M ,p ~ fy ''t 10 q. fq %q
uf PARTIES wt!o hWii confidence III hltn Unfnrt-
.Inately Tor him. tho executors uf rho 1scatty
il "rdsr 10 rrl,lcs tiaia tn;,c'te,',est. he hal
hnasllt 81 hras!ly ot Dei,or lh.tlos @ 10, nt stAplo
Einrwtnd tcrurnptlcL Clatlfn s. Co. 10 et'lnc nn
hero md protect their Interests. Sir. f'nnn. uf
lh1t bf!il: III rtsnt1lse 10 ilnrNtols ttieRFan1:
TINT HurwhDtI hid already conlmencEa 10 prs,.
y1,l1 for big wife, mt hn pall over +" hoE nint
starc TINT liarwtad finally din pa, over 10 hin
s2',1U " Tho ntpnslni, nnti prnl,'iaet 70 secure
the bRlnnet pf Elntifn i CO.. claim by. Il cnn-
1.hs step nro.lsctl the ausptcons IF cthrr
creditors aal prccIpltnted Tho -. show;
Gr Of executions that broke lfar'yt.l
thu First National lank and the iicN.ty essitc.
l.is hest frlssnls ha could, and In tny, Judgment
wuII1, fnyn rud 10 per cent to al! hts crcdltura
a1td resumed tsess long before This tllne upon
d stronger 'ls!s than eyer. VT now ssnnds. n
few OT Ills creditors get 100 GcHta. whiln a NH.
cc.!ts on tho .blar url tholr clalnla."
Mr. stllikcn statct1 THAT ~ tnr rs be knowa
s,lsiucss, Curttfnly nnt by hia tlrt,, who will
elOsu t.lntters IN is BpcodtIy rs rogstnIe.
, 1881-02-09
ST. LOUIS ITEMS,

Hr. Louis, ain., Feb. 8.-jny GpulI bas pur-
chnsed slnO,0o0 Of sioek in the Vulcan Steel
Works In SuutlI st. f4otl1s.
Mr.. ltnss, Of Now Ur1eans, tho Representative
Of IL new Steamship l'ne to he put OH betwccu
New Orleans md London. Ii hero to nrrarge fnt
tho isatf, 1T through hills Of IanE sratn Rnd
ntier 1,tlal.icp frntn IT. Louis to London by the
various lHrxe 1incs plying bctweun this city nnd
Suw 0llra,ts. This new llnU YIN cotnnlcncG
operations 1T nbnut fullr wcnkH with tiftcc1,
s!ga!nsrf: onc to- sare Nssv orea.is weekly. W
tics tn stast two, or cven three, vessels cact
week.
y hill has bcur introduced In tho Stnte Senate
practically Himlishinx tic metropolitan police
eystctn untl substituting thoruror tho municipal
tllnu.
, 1881-02-09

Patrick Cnvalaugh, oIIe Of Tho chief coll~
spIruturs In Tho robbery OF tho Union Iron
i steel Eompnay'a safe. yesterday Wairea OK
animation bcfUro Justico Wutl4ce, and WIS
hslu In ~, ,U01 tn tho Cruna Court. Ills brntler
Dun 4skpl for aud received D continuance tn
ThIIrstny under toulls ot $5,0UJ. WiiAm
Hopkins, shu Acknowledgment. lu whoso pilct tho
robbery wus cunCtGtel, utsO wAtrfd uxnuItnu-
ttor. and was hcll in .'A0 bun. The Gar-
Muauuh's WONT to laIi ~ default af ball. but
tfgpk;ns w. all out by ts5ss.nt4ts9 t.; a nf
tho money oxGspt about tl.5gN hns bsen re-
COVERED up to !lats. but tho police are very
1uiet u, tho subject, and thvre Is nothing llgw
in the cnsc. III the 1iino the ease cannes 10
trial thpy arc cVn4deut of having everything
, 1881-02-09
SELLING LIQUOR TO MINORS.

THO C!t'zGhH NelXuB PFOBcOHtGu 1hu tOllnWluK
Offending saioOnkeope1s boforo tho West sItle
Iaifce Courts ycStcrduy: john ifnsmft, corner or
Liberty nld Jefferson streets, salllux liquor to
minors, found guilty unl hcld 10 tho Crinllnnl
Court u.,tler lont,a Ut <sU by Justice ln9eesulii
Edwurd 10lcn, Thirteenth street n1hl ltluG tHIMAl
usrN,lo. selling liquor ~ thillors. fnuIia guilty
$sp iy 5l,sticu Inaetroll; laorlman krsIrtxnr ftD
slltwaukeo ayct!uc. all1wtnK nsinors u llHY pool
II VIII: IL a1 reits, i sler SIS ahd Ssts snsee
swt. etNrEas,-telliug liquar tu unrs a1,ti aIi!y.
ttIJ t,il,urs to pity f,Ont fH his aAion; OH tho rst
chlrxu he wAa 4gfu tn tho ErinIInMl CURT utiGr
hutlI4 uf f3U, and OH thu seeoul churgu tllrl u
and costs, by Justice Walsh.
, 1881-02-09

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.."'"' s '"e afhNtEIilaR puullt. ttt1Wl.vrf.
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t,,;,-r t,, ~" "e.n NMnH Heh! ~
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, 1881-02-09
AN EXCURSION rArsrS.

5p7e1ds D97pafeh ID 7Hs LH1fd05 7flbNNt.
TOI.Ent1, O., Feb e.-ThIs AFTERNOON ut o'clt}ek
party Of cruurstontsts, numbering l50. frum
tlti1oront towns u!onY the limo OF tho Toledo,
Delphos e. Burlington NArrow- Gnuge 1tarontl
arrived III this city, tho guests of tho road
nnfnel. They canu from ia fur West ~ hlhri0n,
lnd, 10 miles from here, and Ara mostly mcr-
ohlnts Atld nthnr bustHuss-tncn from t,nw ter
rtorY 70 this city. wilIch this l,ail neua up. To-
might thny Attcnigd tho Dpern-ilGlisu ai.u tn-
nlDrlnW fllDy VIII 1o rg!,1ltrtl ~, ChAHYB. ID-
n1rrow night they vii! bu ylv1n lan1uet ut
Tho Iieotly flouac, and return homo Thursday
morning.
, 1881-02-09
in\HA DRIJGElSTS.

DEs MONIES, Ia., Fob. 6.-The StAto Druggists
Convention III this city o-day wns larRcly at-
tended Tho discussions to-duy were uf Rreat
Interest IL tho trtllc. Tho Convention Will COLI
e1,le With II banquet to-lnorrow night. George
i. Hogan, Of Newton. was elected President for
tho ctsulnE ycur: a. II. Townsend, of lIoone,
First Veg. .PrsIlont: J. ". Ellis of Patterson:
lRyelrort, I'hlr'l vicc-Preailcnt: II, W. natist.
Of Fort Mn.!!stt,. Secretary: c.. II. wnrd, Trsas~
ugey. lies Mupts. Executive Eurumlttee-Sur~
nun L!eiity. lies MuInca; W. +. t;ehr,Hlur, luwI
City: Max Cut,rat}> Ottuihwn. Thls 6ac!ety hns
Il larrnr membership t1An uny similar nssoc!a-
linn III tho United StltGs.
, 1881-02-09

tn
ec ,ihtnl'sc Of yesterday contatne,1 nm art,-
nllv,r ""soaa castmns On now Southern
tsls,s x"a ,sa'mo. in which several Chicago CAPT.
ess ~, nsso Interested. 1t Wis statol ttat uFti.
,bas,t' ,bt INCORPORATION bud late!y boon tiIcd With
INN Tnt%sy Ts1,ay Of State OF floslda for now roua
teas itiuahsseH u shs t. rensacola ana saulc. ta
haases. ~ witf aittifaslon to tho t,uW liaa fsrui itli
frpM 1ucSssn%%ntsDo %tsD control thu Florida Central
ping tom iat.e tEettssac:a slnlo taiirosd. ruin. @
dee; sds ea f. tn 10 u to s ep.so 1pS.'
ess. X. Fa,rlnntnati 1lntaivd 3D., TO nut them III ro-
nnn tha. ba buniM,'SE sa% rep"rser ycstery afssr
Interested wst u1u tno ottor ulilcaYo Kcnticlic,,
81 o{ Atnsengao aoe1nK for the DHich 6u,ltlht,II.
ss!stes 6uprssal 6sla: 9:1. +, who4e favor tho Untc.l
tssn ta 1;r,s 1a Co. III. to aSs5 suspetss a
smak Snrt,,I t g. alt intcrcatoa in iSu prs,ject.
fMa' interest u"tx " PteslaeHt, having i. itar.
sssS",.1 LIZ i 4 prohabls hui tho Chl
~ tub huW route, ~'" WV
, 1881-02-09

1ttCllsloNp, yA FDb. B.--Tho cnte OF the At
lant,o, Mississippi s OHIO Aai!fo".!, upon app!s-
cnt1on that tho llAllr1uj Company 10 allowed to
pny nil s,uis duo tho plaintiffs III tho caso Of
Francis ekldty enu others versus tho rpad, and
eoAts, ard TO rsdeem tho prppns.y of said yo..!.
and to A1t HNl Oltnin u j'U4tputlesnrnt Of aatV,
wns W for consdrrA4on In tho United BtAtus
ciTuit Cn,.rt M M to-,!ay. t;o!l. Butler t9ao ~, nr-
counsel for tho I:uglisi l,oMdhnlicrs III op1,us(-
uon- ArEllnont Wug hot concluded.
, 1881-02-09
1sENtrUCKr CENTRAL

CINCINNATI, O., Fob. b.-1ho NOW l3oarl OF
Directors Of thu kentucky Central Railroad, at a
meeting held to-day, appointed Au engineer In
ehurHa OF th9 extension necessary to councct
II with tho Knoxville Itoat!, md directed tho
lresIunt to advertise for proposals. to built tho
slxly-olo nlllcs VI roam neeessary u mako tho
connection,
, 1881-02-09


As tho sorlcs Of Theodore Thonas concerts In
this city-Fch. ~ aA-wlll ha Otto ct tho must
Hotnhl0 ovcnts Of the HtRson, anu p,,r rcnlera
viii 10 anxious to know tho programs, we print
thum III advance. Thuy n1p hs follows:
iFEHSEHIiAf. fEH ~
St.is, Mxs timMv KtIio7s, Mftirs. iiutr aMi Ii.m-
tru.
TIIuNRnAY. rEH. r.
tllepotton Of "te t'nMnhtlun dr Faust.hl
FRIDAY. pEn. u.
!tsoethaycn ntxhtl
The rs"nlGt1lnnsm Mt's1c, q. ,, u.r
I. Eyinphnny NJ. . iyinar, ~. y.
Mr. Rttsftt .Iwfgb
SATURDAY MATINEE. tEu. IT.
9sSstq5e; sisr94,s ItEsr"nt" taY o!
sshsrfo. it'nt En!t3 nna iMes
tlnvnnle llhnpsndy. up. H. So. .IyUrtk
bVeFtu'et "MldHMn'IHor Nia1stn dream"
4loHfeIsA0nn
.ltc
rrf!5 rf9a'nsahn H. .ifMt,s
SSpsai i:i!SIs. Ae. ILL., "LohcnurIn Wagner
nArutts,Ar EVENING. pEu. %.
Marca nvcnust .co,r sy;nh1ny is,!
Ballet MasIe and Wedding l'roccssldn, rem
1tunaHr ith,,.n.;;::' III
oFert4re "Wl1,aM Tell iinfsIl,!
M"t.s Matam iiasa:
Mnrqula ct 4hrdfae .MHrny
acanGs Ntapo!!ta!hca tHwl .3lnsspnet
, 1881-02-09

CEpAN ItApIns, H., Fob, B.-1cnornl 3IanaKcr
Murrl,l. snprrintouuonts DIN ind ynn iIornr,
and other officials or tho chtcnya, Milwaukee &
Ut. Paul tu!lway are IN tho city Oh II tour OF Oh
servation and ottttontly for tho purpose Of se-
loctluk rouio through tho CITY for tho Council
IlluHs EXTENSION, Tho prexuut ladioatiuts arc
tslat tho line Will stnrt fruu horo carly lu tic
aptlug.
, 1881-02-09
ao ,,,,,' ,H,,a',fErING-CAn J., r,Arrs.

Tho bIj,. bIj,.,",tlNG~CAlt nATEs.
lesI.lat"r,'s .'A'aecdin tho l!ls,o. and 1n],apa
esuucn,.s,' 10 tssasato sicer!ng.cur traits arc
casats. 'po" % follows by tho CiuoIuartl
e.ssts y fcsSau ios.dunsd n the llno!. Ley
@srs Lcl,h 'aa Fate for an upner harth ~ ~ fss1 81
'9 VI sl.6V. aad ior s i ice tion ii Ut 8 = 'H fat