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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-12-02

The Postmaster General was In At
lanta, Tuesday, attending the EXPOSE
ton.
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A~pvrRTIsED

Remaining in the Clevelaod, Tenn,
Poatofice, On Nov. 80, 1881, and not
called for. In calling for the letters
always say "advertised' and give
date of advertisement.
These lettsrs must be called for
within % days from date or they will
be forwarded to the Dead Letter Of
iice. W. s. TrProN, p. M.
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The Mains opsu and Close
u lie Clereland posto1.ce sG to,lows:

w. y. Barrett was elected justice OF
IN the eighth district, 10 MI the vAcAdcy
caused By the death Of his father.
The man Holland arrested last week
in POLK county tor the mi.rder OF old
,oan James In Yell Co. Ark, was taken
from the jail In Dardanen by q mob
and hung Saturday. Sheriff Hannah,
however. had succeeded 10 delivering
e,im 10 the Tailor before hand. Holland
I,as broke fail three times.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-12-02
NARHVALLE BANNER.

Casmeresl Casmeresii Big Stock a
SuRaUINE & Cos.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-12-02

bton has declined. Wheat
duy has declined in the West
Butter dull. Lggs wanted. Poul-
try dull, owing to the warm
weather.
The following are the quotations:
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-12-02

store Hey FOund-Call at the
Post Office and get 1t by paying for this
advertisement.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-12-02

OK a.. con per day nj home. sample worth
VV w @AV Us free. Address stineon a Go.
Portland, Maine.
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UOId by DRUGGISTS and UHNI
DEALERS EVOFyMer0Fos

NGAI35EIAILLLS
, 1881-07-02
GUAM, 1,,izabcsl,,. t:ugltsl,.

No uru reminded, AAya n wrltor IN Iitfg,npta.
Of tue celebrated lDtturnf Qugpn Etfza1Vth to Str
Christopher ilntion. BY stoko p3eis n,anor i
way l,,ycsted l hta tnlaghter-i ttl4 widow
OF HIr William Hnttull, who Ihnrrol bsr H. C0ke
anti 1t .uos not seem that bhu was happy with tho
xreaL tnll, for thuy livoti separately FOR SollU
ttn,u; nllu oil hearing nf tho Qgnth or Cokg alg
wont al nnca tb ulniEl II with nor .br1thot Lori
Wimbledon; but ut CniNGhruak kho met tl,c Why
stefAt., whit asaurcd her that thu GreAt lawyer
hAtl itTprt,ycd In huatttl, uiid sho went hack to
London !nlel, disappointed,
There IL tDure thnn 1ii0 vcrslOn.o Of str Chris
aophDr fiMstnr'a ,0htIlning possession OF tho
ljIshup tQf Ely's hntsa in IfoitHrn. 1t 70 oven
said tnat lnfthe frat tus.AtIuo hu unlY wished IL
; lniii Il town hol'se a tho rnsdef. but 81. tho
liIshop ublpototl, nnd !hun ho Thought tnat Ely
vAvu itaalf would suit him LETTER. t4,d hcnco
tic well known lett0r: Ut tho Queen tn the
ijlshUp, hut. probably there waa rcAlly y
Rulitiu hint To hia I.urtlsllu. that tho Lord
kUUI,ur Wn,,tou tho Aous0 for h!s town rusi.
lonco On lGuao, and that WAs sufficient to
in3N1p tho pfotMfo 70 offer It. Queen Elizabeth,
tIen blkvlt,x horso!f tMkGtl u fnlty TO II, coou'
pjeI it til pIucv 9t tho Lord keeper; tut n i,gw
Iiis0p nt Ely, WIN considered tho 400 ai1 nl III
belongings eAcrel, eaterel IN 0btautt0n TO- tug
nrr1lltvviiiut,S, 4nd rcauiyul tho reply which
s,ukeg AWythiuT Ia Ito ttptnplcte LOtlor Writcr
:" l'roul prulato, You know whatyoM was bc.
foro mHtiN you whAt you arc nuwtit you uf
nut Immediately e0ulply With my tolupSt, bS
O--l will uMfr0uk you. .'-o- EfIlxAusTti.'
, 1881-07-02
AN INDIGNANT JUDGE.

ET{ttdI l7JT1ttH ~ 1NE ENI&11V 1VEuWNes
Quincy, ILL.,, July l.-1nfnrmntion received
Ilere states tint rucently II. a. Kinamon. tho
cslior Of tho Grecnbacl paper ut Klr1ssvi'lc,
Alo., nias!n MI attack III his paper upon Judge
Eltlso,,, Of that plaec. rcilcrtlns severely oll
Thu Judges rulings md Instructions In eer-
tain case peltElns 1cf0ru lin IN the Circuit
tic t,artlcs met on ti,u STREET at ,Kirksviia.
wien Tic .]utigp, IT ~ reported, assaulted
KiunlluM mid beat lin sou,,t.ly. md, brtore
lte dpslslcd, exMcled II PROMISE TINT tile editor
would npUtngixu for tllB publication Ill thu
upxt Issue Of his paper
, 1881-07-02
THE DUKE'OF ATHOLE.
An .An,uEing z story OF IN Adventure in
tho Northwest.

tho NUrshVcNtA
Rptttai Dtsputch to 1no Chieneo Tribune.
ST. PAUL, MINI, July 1.-The passengers
OH tho OllNl,n train which arrived this Aftcr-
noon tell n rather funny story Oh n dtstIl-
gtlsl,cd English noblcnlall. 1t seems tlsat
tile Duke of A.hole has bee,, spending some
tlms In visiting the West, and was OIL the
OnIaIlatra lust evening. occupying Il SLEEP
liu,.berth. Willis tile tt1liM WIS stNhdlng At
bingham Lake Statluli by sonlu nlstake tho
engine ofn freight RIM Into lh9 tsar Of lle
s' l,e Particular ii 1lan'asS. f'he slcepers were
frightened, liUwuyer,. aud Nalohg tie h1,tl::
llHr WIS lis GRACE the Duke, who jumped
tra!ii, lMovll,g OH. left The noble'nai' on the
prN,tte with very nttenuatetl wardrobe.
Ills G,otlllslx was forwarded to him by tho
next trnln, stf Tint he WIS ahle to ct'nf0rM tG
ST. Paul t.,-lliylt. Ile has discarded the
platt Uniform for tlla present. o.
, 1881-07-02
LABOR,

:, Sr. Louis, Mo-, July 1.-The bakers of t'IIs
ely nro arranging tho preliminary steps to
strikn for shorter hours and nu Sunday work.
II their lclliundS arc i,ut acccdcA to within
u week they WILL nil 20 NIIt. :,
, 1881-07-02

Hhe wore sage rreri, pelonatse. ~
Am1 sevoryll pl4itB with xnssat toOpg
4. Wpre hvtustlt1llcd III with blnck.''
Tho trnb corsnge-thAt fair cursage-,
,"Wus h!aacd liUWn t1fnru; ..-.
The skirt WIS klinpIY tIouticel In grays
And blrely touched tho llUUr.
t. "A onllnr hand Of crepe DE- chino.
:. Ores,tt,lct goes1. ~
JltSt rcneheil unto hur ithttity waist,
:, Aud was Ut u,Atvtsh hue.
!, Hor hnt-blit no, nt, angels pcn
WtyC needed OF tho gnrth
n pllliit tilat int hlta ctlst.itt,o as
+. ,Tlny just urrtyel from Worth.
, 1881-07-02
! CURRENT POETRY.

She was very lttt!o girl.
:, And rs bent ull1 kissed hcr.
: "Thcrc. that Is for yoursclr." said,
"As,a tilta ia fnr your slstor.'
Last hight Called In frIoualy why;
some Kay elsl.frlunds were thoro.,
Aud luu9h .lnu iest wont EAyly rouud,
10 bunish weary care.
!, The little Hlrt oama romplng In.
And into MIC sail she.
,~1di,W ttlul tIss to sIyzcr Dc!l
'Ou left for her Wiz inc.
"Shc ttsscd THO lot o tfmos. IN said
When fulksos 'Ot,ittn'l scr,
/ might d!vu en- 10 'u,-tllist walt T.
4, ."till 'ou's alone wiz u,u!"
II littshod, atil sn lid Blister Brlt, y F..
The g,ly HIrl-frlu1ltls. nh mel
=. wished tho hnrr!tl. horrIt thiugs
-. AthuusRnd 1nlle3 nl Eeal .
, 1881-07-02

ITO K1sNT-l'l.EASANT BRICK HOUSE
J. OF tGn roliEs. tu tfnMtl gueI tun,!ly that will
luard uHnor nnd child VI yenrs. VIII rent l9r
lung " short torn, f9Ei!ithHl Or uM!Nrlaed. AZ;
cutt,ar OF Indinnnnv., and sxy-sccond-st, Ens1es
, 1881-07-02

1NOU SALE-lo AUltES SOUTH OF
Il CITY e'o'0 u ao'0'' III sihS9 XII ssA1lEl. 1a
:. lV7 ggartpsr.at
, 1881-07-02

77O NENT-AT TlIYDET TAKk, ~ DLOCkS
L. frn the entpa. cast uI tic rutlf0u, twu.ssurr
nudern improvements. furnace. nr c:Lrtate bnMsp,
etc.; urt.r tnnntli. BAIRD d BIT ARi.f, lkopns u
to II, ~ LAT SAilH-xt.
, 1881-07-02

e q. llAMILI.'S SCHOOL or ELOCU
- ton, 6lJ We.t MhdlBun.Et. l4aFtnntnR cFMss
JMly ~ T. nj. pnbo tuvItcd. tstoeunuA sclpn1ttc-
nlty taught.
, 1881-07-02

T1OR SALE-GOOD 2-S'TOKY FRAME
Auukai, With widu lui. WashnvlUli-st- boulevard.
near ltub3J. 81, at u great hnF}sll.
j1nurt
, 1881-07-02

T1ON LE-STONE-FRON'T block ON
Il Weat MudAoh. ST., puFt az Asnl4nd-av. i6kiJ1.
fUur kGnrtps tsSenlentl corner nny9 no ~ per
luud
, 1881-07-02

Ij.OR SALE-5, 10. Or 20 ACRE ritA0IsS,
I'll rcndy for r4infItu1, on TrNcoy-nv+ wo2t OF
Isnlluat-st. ilEN1tf l. HILL. II DeaIhorn-st.-
, 1881-07-02

I1TANTED-TAKTY WITH S5,0o0 70
misunderstanding business nNupo!y, ur wtln Will lynn
said MN fuE inmr uantsa Will tho npii1n " @ nSis
sr nt Can NOV bs uGvsl can sy f Sfps,t n,,s It
tjrHrx Mbd inyHAtitAtnn tn hcHl!s Vtlsy NUN Pig
t,itIu lntVEY0w. AIdrnsA for ihFuD daTs, ~ Ifln-
OEU NItCU.
, 1881-07-02

TWANTEU-9 GOOD TRUNK MAKERS.
w attn West Madison. E.kSUIlsuS.
WANTED--A F0KEMAN IN llAl.p-
w wood lutntuf-ynsd. must understand his htIsl.
nnsa. md how u! work men and keep yard In shnpS.
AlurDss Y d. TFabuDG uniCG.
, 1881-07-02

TyOR HALE-TEN ACRES IN SEC. 10,
II Mesl Of normal SulIoUL iu1, MUTT HhUokE6,
itlNtn u, " Glark-st.
, 1881-07-02

T1OKSAl, l,E-CALUM BETWEEN
IL IiIrty.tssk and rhlsty. cun4.ats - fe1t
ifnt viii bU sold Ibis wsGk AZ ttJ per tu!t; ~ pure
e;,It Gp l,;Iu III that price, THOMAS u PUTNAM. n
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-07-07
business and Pleasure.

The highest price in cash paid for scrap
iron at Bennett Bros Foundry. so
For policies of insurance with the Ohio
Farmers Ius. Co., apply to R. n. Goodwin. 9
Mrs. A d. Palmer has Just received some
nobby hats and bonnets for spring and sum-
mer wear. Call and see them. So
-wanted-A few cross-cut saw plates at
our Office. Are paying 20 cents.
42-4 w.R. SANTLEY & Co.
Wanted 1,5O0 Spring Calves, between
now and November next. Highest price
paid by Adam Brenner. 40
II wiz exchange good sawmill and house
in Troy, Ashland county, for property in
Wellington. G STEVENS, Rochester, o. 8
Mrs. A. Fl. Palmer has an experienced
Trimmer from Cleveland, who can ft up your
hats and bounets in fine style. So
"A new and choice lot of stationery has
Just been received at Houghton's; also fine
lot Of Pocketbooks, BiIlbooks, and Auto
graph Albums.
II. Wadsworth & Sons is the place to
buy Doors, Sash, Blinds and building ma
terial Of all kinds. We guarantee our Doors
and sash second to none in the market. Door
and Window Screens made to order on short
notice. Give us q call. 4o4
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The secret of Happiness.

How often have we longed for perfect
enjoyment and how seldom fouud It,.
Misfortune has come, or i'll health over
taken us. Perhaps a cough has come
upon US which threatens that dreaded
of all disesss, Consumption, and we feel
that death is near. With what joy
should we be filed then, when such a
remedy as DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption is placed within
our reach. 1t has cured thousands who
were nearer the grave than ourselves
and made their lives peaceful and happy
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Loss
of voice, difficulty of breathing, or any
affection of the Throat and Lungs are
positively cured by this Wonderful Dis
covery. Now to give you satisfactory
proof thac DR.. Kings New Discovery
will cure, if you will call at your Drug
Store you can get trial bottle for ten
cents or a regularsize bottle for $1.OO.
l2-ly(Cl
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Ouack Doctor.

An itinerant quack doctor took q station on dry
goods box on our streets last Thursday and Friday
nights and discoursed loudly HIS medical skin and
the wonderful healing powers Of his medicines. He
said he was born In Indiana (though what difference
that made did tell us) and had spent four years
among the indiana studying their methods Of treating
diseases acquiring knowledge Of their remedies
Itmay be wen 70 say that he q remembered as having
passed through here about four years ago with q
superanuated horse and wagon. selling soap and
working HIS way back 70 Pennsylvania. which he then
said was his birth place. But there no inconsstency
in such nondescript having been born In two places
and win let that pass Modesty was not one Of his
virtues. He loudly proclaimed that he had better
knowledge Of diseases and could effect more cures
than the educated physician. His cheek or his
impudencs was simply wonderful. and many OF the
crowd gathered about him acted as II he was pos
sessed Of almost supernatural power They sampled his
bitters and then passed up their quarters and half
dollars quantity Of his wonderful elixir. happy
IN the thought that they had received In exchange
value ncaculabe and out Of proportion TO the money
paid The old proverb, "a fool and his money are
parted. was never more strikingy Illustrated
That such lows ignorant, worthless mountebank
can travel through q civilized country and reap q
golden harvest when Intelligent educated skfllfui
physicians pick up but Indifferent support one Of
the unsolved mysteries Of human nature 1t would
seem that cheek and<A Vigorous blowing OF ones own
horn often brings more remuneratfye returns than
honest merit
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The Cireus.


Van AmpurEhs henaserie and circus made wei.
ngfon another visit and took Us in-that Is some OF
us-and has gone on its way TO say tnat II iuy met
the nsn expee.A,ons eHeuea oy y. namlns hAnoDlns
AND posoers would oe DONG more tnAn Justice. we
ela NOV A..ena 'ne eNnio'on ourselves, out renAole
''.rs :, - ~
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son1s,s -. 49,. ~ -.
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oeionslns " .ae oo.lle
That muen aaSertsed.nonoeserpe supposed - oe
eros se'sn sne s
% Ahe.ens .Ae - Ia ,,,,n
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Local ana miscellaneous


The 4th Of July was never so little celebrated,
though the boys wasted the usual number OF nre-
crackers.
Inc Aaes ~ the .ne evening on 'ne rour1n
took IN $s0 IN easn-nore than NJ any previous year
Bv reference TO the call In this Issue Il VIII De seen
that Wellington Il TO have the honor OF the next
Republican Senatorial Convention We have not
heard word said about candidates. but we have no
doubt Senator Horr VIII be nominated.
- p-..,s.,. -.
Hn-s S-,ne,a, e 'oeus - .e --,s" .e,.ss -.
spsn' weeN N "s.lns'on uurlns ,ue 81, :.
VI neI nelee, Als s.ne., s,o.- -
.s,, - .s1 = ~ ne, ns no
'~--'e - ,. .->'->- -
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C 4 T A r r Il
Description, Effects, Treatment and Care.
9v DOCTOR EcSTER-

single suffering
of the constitution than Ctarrh The of SMELL of
sight, hearing
sometimes ALL yield its destructive influence poison
Ity ,iIl
physicians mpoeny assaed by quacks
suffering from it have but little hope to be relieved of this side of
the grave" 1
congeste, causing
be stopped up sometimes one side sometimes on the other often
boh giving disagreeable stuy
distressing sensation of havine usually
aned of over the forehead especially in the region mme]te e
obstnaey
particular part the temples the of the head the back of
the character that it frequently taken
The nature of the discharge different the
fluid while others very gummy aderng
eased membrane with guek enae and removable only with great
because during Sleep the secretion hardens and acuu with
greater facility.
Not unquenty discharge collects mainly back part the
head above and behind the soft palate creating feeling embarrassed
respiration and general the parts involved When thus
discomfort the into the
eject by the mouth This practice popularity known akn
of Catarrh embarrassing
ed S dsagreeable to those around him.
generally hoars ue
nasal character unpleasant smiling quality
severity unrequenty
and results of Caa The breath tainted and times
vongy offensive render the sufferer object of disgust to him
self well as to others
generally bunted entirely Cstarrh
apt irritable and disposed to water excessively
to the cold wind and sight usually
experienced after slight exerton.
Hearing becomes frequently less impaired and the
head often add materially to the existing distress
The stomach generally suffers less and becomes weak and
rritabe the appetite capcou and mostly bad in the morning
The patient complains OF astude fatigue and and
mental exeron disposition
Sleep The slightly affected
of memory being not unfrequently experienced
may prove fatal facilitating system
the patient travelling downward and invading lungs
producing consumption This fact has been repeatedly noticed that
practitioners look Catarr of the
frequent important of this maady and according
observation should always be regarded premonion
the earliest manifestations of consumption
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A Good Foundation.

One of the greatest troubles OF our
people is weakness of the stomach. AS
this soon causes Indigestion, Nervous
ness and Rheumatism, they prevail in
almost every American household.
There is positively no need for any body
to suffer from these painful troubles
who can buy a 90 ct. bottle of Parker's
Ginger Tonic for this superior medi-
cine always tones up the stomach and
nervous system, and keeps the kidneys
active in carrying off the foul matters,
thus laying good foundation for per-
feet healIh.-N. o. Picayune- 40-4
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Shiloh's Consumption Cure.

This is beyond question the most sue
cessful Cough Medicine we have ever
Sold, few doses invariably cure the
worst case of Cough, Group, and Bron-
chitis, while its wonderful success in
the cure of Consumption is without a
parallel in the history of medicine.
Since its first discovery it has been sold
on a guarantee, test which no other
mediciue can stand. If you have a
Cough we earnestly ask you to try it..
Price 10 cts, 80 cts. and Sl.00. If your
Lungs are sore, Chest, or Back, Lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25c.
Sold by ii. G. Starr s. Co. 6eoW-lY(El
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Personal Property.

The following are the footings of the Abb
stract of Personal Property in Lorain County
for 1881: ... .-'.s....
Horses s6IO value sleo. .Oss- Cattle, q, ESQ., sI4a
Oes Mules e6; sSl4S. sheep. 81 AZ; slt2 CO. Hogs,
IL a6l; sS sss Carriages p asa sios ~. Household
goods ETC., st5s, ,0i2 Watches Las; s2I 6s5.. Pianos
and organs. 9sS; sec. SIC. Merchandise, s2ss Ss4.
Broker. 81, io0 Manufactured articles, $50 S51.
Monies, ssa 164. Credits 81, 81, ls5. Stocks and
bonds. sSa ass. Stocks. -ss 100. Dogs -; s1,1Io.
Banks, sI9l, os5. Total, g. sS; sS3.
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than was at first anticipated. It not quite clear
10 his mind where he wanted to go or what had hap
pened for time after being assisted to his feet
His saddled horse seen going toward the stable
and there considerable alarm when the rider was
discovered stunned and prostrate upon the ground.
The storm Of last week damaged W. W. Penheld's
windmill; blew OF the steam-mili smokestack;
twisted and broke down many orchard and other
trees and made any number Of gaps in fencing.
through which stock could enter into resher fields
and pastures green" .
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ACard.

take this method of returning nv heart
felt thanks to my friends and neighbors who
showed us such kindly interest and sympathy
and rendered us substantial aid during the
sickness and death Of my late wife. Language
is inadequate to give suitable expression to
INV sense Of obligation, and can only assure
vou Of nv warm appreciation of your kind
ness, hoping that all may find In time OF need
<r,epds equally sympathetic and helpful.
sETH ARNOLD.
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Court Proceedings.
JUDGE HALE rzzs1Drxe.
CIVIL DOCKET.

CIVIL DOCKET.
Henry F. Lewis VS. Russell P. Baldwin ct
al. Money only. Motion for new trial grant
ed.
David C. Cook VS. John P. Jerome. Mon
ey only. Motion for new trial overruled.
L. s. & NJ. 8. R. R. Co. Us Henry Lee. Mon
ey only Motion for new trial overruled.
Nora Jerome vs. Lawrence Beck. Money
only. Motion for new trial overruled.
John II, Scott vs. Frank Hovey- Money
only. Motion for new trial overruled, judg't
for plaintiff s25s.
John Klingshirn vs. Michael Klingshirn.
Money only Appeal, motion for new trial
overruled, judg't for deft.
Nj. johnson vs. Michael Braman. Money
only. Settled and costs paid.
T. r. Herrick admir- VS. Daniel James
Money only. Juror withdrawn and case con-
tinued.
Martha A. Squire vs. Harriet Baldwin ct al.
Money only. Continued on motion Of pl,f,
and at her cost
Samuel Plumb VS. Betsey Gould. Sale con-
irmed and deed ordered.
Geo. w. Kennedy VS. W. 8. Piper ct al,
Sale confirmed and deed ordered.
Weird Plow Co. vs. NJ. L. Witbeck ct al.
Money only. Settled.
Sallie d. Blood VS. H. 7. Corning. Replev-
in, Jury disagreed and case continued.
Augustus Baldwin VS. Frank Hogan. Mon
| ey only. Settled. and costs paid.
Geo. 8. Pay Guard'n VS. j. a. Lang ct al
Money only. Settled at plaintiffs costs.
Huber Mfg Co. vs. David Cook. Money
oulv Judcst by confession.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Ohio vs. Samuel Durham. Indictment fol
murder, plea not guilty
Ohio Us Henry Brand. Selling intoxicat
ing liquor. Sentence, fine $50 and costs.
Ohio VS. John Brand. Selling Intoxicating
liquor. Sentence, fine SIS and costs.
Ohio Us Chas Campbell. Larceny; sentence
Is days In jail and pay costs.
Ohio vs. Butler. Assault aud battery, two
indictments. Sentence, on each so days il
Jail and pay costs.
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From Penheld.

The festival given by the ladies Of the Methodist
Church, on evening 50 cool that ice cream was
about desirable the ague. netted some sixteen
dollars for the Sunday school library fund
Mr.. and Miss Bailey OF Wayne County, the brother
and ster of Mrs Rev. wachob have been visiting Mt
the ketho1ist parsonage. The gentleman IL student
Of medicine in Cleveland.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ. E. Church met
last Thursday at the residence Of Mrs W. l. Hayes.
The steeple Of the Baptist Church had become
somevhardecayed and has been taken down. 1t had
been built only about twenty twenty six years
An excellent yield Of hay Is being cut. and some
large farms had this crop entirely secured before be-
ginning the wheat harvest this week. Cutting grass
before the juices dried and the stalk becomes wry
and tasteess is one OF the sensible theories of modern
farming.
The old practice Of teachers hunting up schools q
few weeks before the time for the term TO open seems
TO be going out of date Several Of our schools nave
their teachers employed for the winter term Lille
Starr who teaching IN the school south Of the Center
is to have the one In the dsrct where Miss
Mckinney of Wellington Is teaching; and Clifton
Lindsley, who has been at the Lebanon Normal the
past year. is to have the South Center school
Mr.. Elisha Sheldon. who feIl or was thrown In
mounting his horse days ago. and suffered the
fracture Of the ribs OF SIDE Is getting along better
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.

A marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diph
iberia, Canker mouth, and Head Ache.
With each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal Injector for the more successful
treatment of those complaints without
extra charge. Price Scots. Sold by H.
G. Starr s. Co. GeoW-lY(El
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-07-07
A Great Enterprise .

The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Com
pany Is one of Rochester's greatest bus
mess enterprises. Their Hop Bitters
have reached sale beyond all preced-
ent, having from their intrinsic value
found their way into almost every
household in the land.-Graphic.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-07-07
Answer This Question .

Why do so many people we see
around us, seem to prefer to suffer and
be made miserable by Indigestion, Con-
stipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
Coming up of the Food, Yellow Skin,
when for 75 cts. we will sell them
Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaranteed to
cure them. Sold by ii. G. Starr
& Co. 6eow-ly(E)
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-07-07
The Children of Israel

Took Alaxine or anti-bilious prescrip-
tion during their sojourn in the wilder
ness, and found it to be the peer of all
remedies as Stomach and Liver cor
rector and as a Laxative to keep the
bowels regular. 1t beat the Jews high
est anticipations. 1t does every ones.
Sold at Wooster d Adams's.