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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12
Sudden and Violent.

The change from the summer to the
fall season is so sudden and violent here
in The West that few can get through
the winter months without having a
cough or cold of more or lsss severity
fastened upon them. The seeds of that
dread disease consumption are usually
sown in Que of these much dreaded
months. Browns Expectorant is sure
cure for the most violent cough and
colds, and will arrest consumption if
taken in time. For sale by III. G.. Starr
& Co. Call-for Taraxine memorandum
Book, free. Lie
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12
Do Not be Deceived.

In these times of qnack medicine ad-
vertisments everywhere, it Is truly graf
flying 10 find one remedy that is worthy
OF praise and which really does as
recommended. Electric Bitters we know
as being true and reliable remedy
and one that will do as recommended.
They invariably cure Stomach and Liv-
er Complaints, Diseases of the Kidneys
and Urinary difficulties. We know
whereof we speak, and readily say, give
them trial. Sold at fifty cents a bot
tie Dy d. w. H0ughton. 9-1y
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12
A Capital Substitute.

We can's be boys or girls again. Age
and fpfirmity are sure to come. but
Cod did not ordain sickness That is
our fault. There is no Fountain OF
Youth. but there Is Fountain OF
Heath. and irs other name IL Or. David
Eennedy's .sFavorite Remedy. n
comes from Nature-from the Held ana !,
fiowers. and like them 10 very good.
Trv it for all complaints OF women,
Riood troubles, and pains and aches
evervvhere. If you can't gee at the
store. send One Dollar for q bottle 70
the Doctor, &C Rondout, N. 7. zs-z
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12
AN ORDNANCE
To Build Sidewalk on the North
Side of Erie Street.

SECTION 1. Be 1t ordained by the Council
of the Incorporated Village OF Wellington,
That a sidewalk be built on the north side of
Erie Street, commencing at the west side of
Prospect Street; thence west along the south
line of +. Rodhouse's lot, and along the
south line of VIM. Smiths land, and on the
same line across the lot purchased by this
Council of Q. w. Seeley. Said walk to be
built of oak or pine lumber, laid on four good
SKA oak stringers, and five feet and four
inches wide, and the expense of the said
walk to be taxed to the abutting lands, ex-
cept one-half of the distance across the land
contracted for with j. w. Wilbur, Jr, which
half shall be taxed to SAID Wilbur.
SEC. 2. This Ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
Passed March q, 1882.
]. W. WILBUR, Mayor.
R. N. GOODWIN, Clerk.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12
VERY IMPORTANT 70 THE PUBLIC,

The following basis of cost will be of great inter
est to all those having, or contemplating Accident
Insurance."
The supposed cost of a policy in the Union Glass
OF the Ohio Mutual Protective and Relief Associa-
tion, OF Dayton Ohio, to any one member after the
life membership fee is paid, will not exceed 2Is
cents per day; that Is, 10 cents per week or SO
cents per month, including the regular quarterly
dues, and the member has a year to pay it in The
above cost Is for policy Of $1,000 at death by acci
dent; 500 at the loss OF or leg by accident
and SIS weekly indemnity for twenty-six consecu-
tive weeks OF total disability by accident.
Now, the cost OF policy in the old line stock
companies Of $4,000 at death by accident, and SO
weekly indemnity, would cost a mechanic lust $40
per year "spot cash, and IL said pocy-hoidcr suf-
fers the loss of an arm or leg by accident all he
would get out of his old line policy would be his
little" SO per week Is il not time that the pub
lie should 'open their eyes" and think what course
they should take before paying such 'Hunreason-
able" prices for Accident insurance, and then be
.,Hure" to take out policy with the Ohio Mutual
Protective and Relief Association of Dayton, Ohio.
A policy in the commercial class will not exceed
the small expense Of three cents per day each YEAR
after the life membership fee Is paid.
The Association has now a large membership
and is issuing over twenty policies per day. Read
the following testimonials:
To Whom 1t may Concern.
We, the undersigned fully recommend the Ohio
Mutual Protective and Relief Association Of DAY.
ton, Ohio, to be worthy and honorable Associa-
tion. II has paid promptly to one of Cur unfortu-
nate employees, Mr. VIM. E. MartZ, $3.50 for three
days lost tune for an Accident sustained at our
Boiler Works. E. II. BRowNELL & Co.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12

One of Barnum's elephants sits in q
chair, drinks from bottle, wipes his
mouth with napkin. and then calmly
fans himself This entirely upset the
gravity of Evangelist George Pentecost,
who was one of the visitors to the quar-
ters on . recent afternoon; and when
he saw the napkin deftly picked from
the table he roared with laughter, and,
hardly knowing what he did. excitedly
lifted his hat and bowed profoundly to
the beast Worcester Gazette.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12
AN ORDINANCE
For Opening a Street.

SECTION l. Be 1t ordained by the Town
Council Of the Incorporated Village of Wei
hngton, That street be opened in said Cor
poration sixty feet wide, commencing on the
west side of Prospect street, running thence
vest to the east line of the Wheeling 81 Lake
Erie Railroad. That said atreet be taken
from the north side Of Lot Number 100 in
Block Number 1, and owned by J. W. VIII
said Block No: l, and owned by C. w. seeley,
and that said street shall be known as Erie
Street
Passed March q, 1882.
j. W. WILBUR, Mayor.
X. N. GOODWIN, Clerk.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12

In justice to the excursionists from Spen-
Ger and Brighton we must correct our
statement of two weeks ago. We supposed
we were telling the truth, but find the
warriors were section hands from the
road and that the parties from those towns
were in no way connected with the affair.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12

Iron Stag is ceasing rapidly to be .
waste product. At an English iron
works It is employed as a non-conductor
of heat. When it is ground it is nodded
into bricks of great toughness, which
are also impervious to frost and 80 per
cent. lighter than common clay bricks.
Cement, concrete, and artificial stone
are likewise made from the slag.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12

DR.. Bigelow's Life Oil is on sale Mt
Houghton's Drug Store. A pamphlet,
giving brief but clear description of
the many diseases the Life Oil so eff
fectually cures goes with every bottle.
j. w. Houghton, Sole Agent.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12

Ialways keep your medicines in stock.
Downs Elixir is selling better than any
Cough Medicine i have, and with good
results.
c. NJ. Smith, Druggist, Charleston, Mich.
DIR. Baxter's Mandrake Bitter's give
the best satisfaction of any medicine /
sell. They have advertised themselves,
and warrant every bottle.
N. DKKRIKF,
Druggist, iceland, Mich.
Henry & Johnsou's Arnica and Oil
Liniment,: for external use is equally
oood. ety = cr-.t = @ 294
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12
New Adrertisements This Week.

Baldwin, Laundon, Windecker & Co.
New Goods.
ID. G. Starr & Co-Pioneer Prepared Paint
w. ID. Railey-Accident Insurance.
q. e. Townsend-Farming Implements.
Town Council-Ordinances.
Rathbone, Sard & Co.-Acorn Stove.
c., B. & Q, r. R-The Great Burlington
Route
Mrs. j, NJ. Wideman-New Millinery and
Dressmaking Room. And others.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12
A Varied Performance.

Many wonder how Parker's Ginger
Tonic can perform such varied cures,
thinking 1t simply essence of ginger,
when In fact 1t is made from many valua-
Die medinces which act bepeficialy on
every diseased organ. See other col
umn.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12
To Whom it may Concern.
To Whom II NAV Concern.

We, the undersigned certify that the Ohio Mutual
Protective and Relief Association of DAYTON o.
paid promptly to one OF our unfortunate employees
Henry A Siler SIS for six days loss of time for an
Accident sustained at our shops.
j w SToDnARn
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12
ERRORS OF voTTTH

A GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years from
NERVOUS DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY, and
all the effects youthful ndiscreton, Will the
Of suffering humanity. send free TO all who need f.
the recipe and direction for making the simple remedy
by which he cured Sufferers wishing 70
pront by the advertisers experience can do SO by ad
dressing in perfect confidence.
JOHN b. OGDEN, a. Cedar st. NY. i5-Y
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12

"A young lady in Kansas, while
chewing gum recently, was struck with
paralysis and made speeehless. She inn
mediately had four proposals on the
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12
Another Claim Paid in FnlI.

The Ohio Mutual Protective and Relief Associa-
tion paid promptly TO one OF our unfortunate en-
poyees, Theodore f. Payne, $40, for eight days lost
time, for an Accident sustained at the Gas Com
pany's Works, on March II, 1882. We fully recon-
mend the above Association to be prompt, honor
able and well managed Association, and il well
deserves the patronage Of the public.
JOSEPH LIGHT, Supt. Gas Co.'S Works
The undersigned is also agent for the Ohio Mu-
tual Aid Association OF Vanlue, Ohio.
w. ID. BAILEY, Agt. at Wellington.
Office with DR.. Hathaway.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-12

Our stock of goods arriving the largest and best
ed stock have put sale and limited
for extensive stock have decided add still of
present stock the bargains already offered in the way
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-01

party git oii liz. tsaII ~ ilir highway
men. and followed them south, and
last Tuesday arrested two If them at
Pa'kcr's ~tsfinn. between Ward and
Pinche. There il no tl,nbf IT the men,
being the right persons. az Tilackcr
had q full description of them and
cfnld nsA be mistaken 10 identifying
them. The prisoners, who gave the
names 1T Jack King and Billy Adams,
were taken e Eureka Thursday night
AMI t. E'kn yesterday. At which latter
pace they will hav. their trial. The
Eureka Sentinel says they have the
cuf aud appearance nf youthful CIV.
hovs. neither Of them lmkibr ia be
over 26 Years Of age When arrested
one Of them was armed with h,ee and
the other with twn REVIEWERS -IPjlot.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-01
stage Kabaers Captured.

1t is probable that two at least Of
the keIton stage robbers have been
captured. These robbers are said to
have gone south soon after their last
exploit, and then followed the robbery
of tn Wells and Cherry Greek stage
near Sprucemnnt, in Elko county, Ne
vada. j. n. Thacker, Wells, Fargo
& Co $ special detective, went to Eu-
reka and prucnred tue services of j.
B Simpson aud L uis Kelly, and they
set ont iii search of the robbers. Thack
er was satisfied they were the same
persons who had been robbing The
Kelten stage. and he be ieved they
were on their way to Arizona. His
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-01
Idaho Exhibits Slow In Arriving.

J L. Onderdohk. comm .sioner for
Idaho f,T the Denver Exposition,
writes as follows To Prof. Butler, Com
missioner Tor this county:
Denver, Aug. 20.--I received this
day two boxes Of very handsome spe-
cimcns at Boise county ore. Am SIM
cerely glad 10 have Boise county thus
represented Saall endeavot IT, have
vonr wishes regarding return of some
# the specimens carried out. The
Exhibits eff | ma, be permitted to
use the horrible word) are slow in ar
irving from Idaho. Not a quarter of
those from Altnras have arrived vet.
| have done the best could with the
limited means at my command, and ii
all the ores were here the Territory
wousd make AN excellent shpwin :.
AS it is | can only Learn to labor aud
To wait"
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CAPITAL coRREsPoNDENCr.
BOISE CITy, ArGUsr. 90 ~.

=
En-. WORLD BOISE City il quite
lively j 1t no.. The political pit be-
gins to sing. tie railroad bubble. ii *
the fall ireishls begin t,I
come in, the pleasure seekers af,,i
proSpectors are returning FROM the
mountains, ani altogether there is
quite a hum and hustle that is strange
~ refreshing 70 one nSed tu the quiet
hnu-drnp existence around All old
3 Use county mining camp
The Republicans have thrown their
cnnrs to the breez- anil the ticket thry
have pnt mp seems 10 be general SAT
isfactory, tIinnyl, SOME stanncl, Re-
pu,llcans think that the choice fur
Delegate was not controlled by the
best Judgment or the incest taste.
They d. MT nl.ject to Mr.. SngiSer IN
account Of any doubts az tp his inrrg-
rlly or qualifications, but they think
we had either men whose claims npot,
lie people were greater, and who were
better tiit,d to discharge the duties II
the office Ivy long residence an, ING
and an intimate knowledge OF tile
wants of the people 1T Ibis Territory
Of one thing, though, we can be AZ
>ureI. That should Mr.. s. he elected
he will take the tronble Il, read the
bills he introduces in Congress.
There is growing feeling Of ieal.
nnsy between the res dents Of Boise
CITY and people in other parts # tie
county, caused Ivy the belief on tic
part "f the farmers that Boise Gil,
will want 10 hrbe the approaching
railroad with IL subsidy that will bur
den the Whole County, whereas til,
outs derS think that ii Boise Civ want,
To dance Boise City should pay the ri
per, and they are right. II wonl,i b,
we'll for Boise county to look we'll t,
her Legislative ticket this time an,
send men tl,fwn here next winter VIII,
nave positive force and win, will NJ,
be "h'ede,l into any and ever, schenl
thai designing politicians may rat M
"Ruh-" Robbins gnt back aSt uiyl,
with Chambers who ESCAPED from til
'eniieniiary last July II caugi,
him in Salem, Oyn. Rnbe i the bo
who can look after the raughs an
max the people feel safe in tI,ei
homes. He ought to be- Z. S. Maj
: shall instead Of deputy. Mr.. Dnboi,
! HE new Marshal, has arrived. an
: though youthful hooking for the pos
p, zion he is to occupy, lie has impreSse
HE people favorahly, antl If he d,~Sn
make good Marshal we are statistic
he's IA nice gentleman Ii G. L.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-09-01

J. 1 BRpws, Superintendent uf tl.
Elmira company, arrived Yesterday
from New Yor9.. He will go up IL
Banner next Monday.
VIZ are informed that Mrs. n.
Clark, Of Horseshoe Bend, died week
ago last Wednesday She had been
lying At the point q death for several
weeks.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postoffice at Idaho Civ
Boise Co. |. T.. on the 9th dav Of Aur.
which, if not called for within thirty
days. will be sent to the dead letter Office.
Winslow H. Bowen, X. G. Robson.
Frank Ha'ch. j. l. HannacI 2. James
Mitchell, H. T. McNay, H. r. Puuhoff,
y, a. Thompson, b. O. Weathford, 3.
McAuliff
Persons calling for any Of the above let
tiers will say advertised an give date Of
list.
s. C. SILSBY. p M.
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class ore on the Charles Dickens dump
~ to he shipped to Sal, Lake City for
reduction.
Tie eldest child of Sidney and .Ien-
ME kngn'an, living a. Crowlry's
ranch, on the Payettc, is very low i It'll
diphtheria,
Mrs. Rosa RFDsULL. 81 Tusearora.
sends Us cash for the WORLD Tor auo.
tller year, and says it i, to her like a
letter from home. Mrs. RedsulI left
several years ago. Int she, like many
others who have gone from here, still
speak Of Idaho City as home.
THE Democratic primaries Of Boise
county to elect delegates to the coun-
tv convention, will he held to-,norrow
Polls will be open from A P. NJ. to I ?.
NJ. The Republican primaries will he
held on the 9Th. The Dem cratic con.
veniinn will meet at Pacervillc, on
the 9Th, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, and tie
Repu' lean convention at the same
place, on the 18th, and at the same
hour.
STAR RANCH School The recent en-.
tertainnent given by the Star Ranch
~chuol pupils, under tile direction Of
Miss Lulu Miller, drew out quite "A
large audience, AMI was in every re.
~pecta grand success, as we'll as sur
prise. The entertainment received
warm commentator at the hands al
the audience. Miss Miller is a quiet
earnest teacher, aud in this uncon pic
nous place, has done faithful work il
the intellectual training and moral de-.
yelopment of the Young.
A FRIENp.
Man KILLED Johnny Hall, who hae
been living with a woman known ii,
Danj, Nell" at this place, Bananz;
and Vienna, was shot ami Killed o,
the 25th nit, at the latter place, l.,
George Picrson, who married tie wo
man last fall. Hall went to her house
beat her severely, and went away
| Mrs Piersol sent for her husband, an,
| >Iortly after he arrived Hall cam
back when Person fired ut him II
started on run mp street. PierSu
followed and fired two more shots ON
bullet hitting him in the groin. II
ran only a short distance after beiss
shot. He told the first man who reacl
ed him that he was very badly hur'
These are the only words he SPOKE
aud in "a few moments was dead Ih
people of Vienna do not blame Picl
son for the killing Hall was ono
ARE 'ted at this place and jailed 10
beating the same woman.
JOHNNY PHILLIPS aud Charley Sma
may know beans when the bags opei
bnt they don't know bear meat whe
the skins off The boys stopped al
cabin as they were coming i'll fro
S,lvar district the other day. 10 Il
cabin they found a nice, fresh hint
quarter of fat bear hanging up, an
. they made IA meal off of it. Ait,
putting down a few mouthinls john
nv nspel,led operations to remark
May be 'anged, Charley, if thi
isn't the best yeuison 'am l'vc heate
in me ole lifetime" "lt's hard
beat" says Charley. as big montl
ful slid down into his internal vac
nm" Guess we'd better take What
: lett of it to town. They brought
in, and next day, while talking WI
/ one of the boys who came III ahead
: tnam. and who killed the bear. Il
; conversation. jumped from quartz
q game, which lea Johnny t. make
| uassinU remark about the "hoSS 'at
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LOCAL N f WIS.
/, ,,1s wants more carpenters.


R,cKy EAR has SO school children,
R.Ilevue, 1868, Kctcl,um, lO2 and IIai-
ky $50.
TIM Kelchnm smelter gets away
li,A f,rly and fifty tons Of ore per
r.
(u,RtEy MANN has his mill all on
b site in Warm Spring gnlch, and
EiI yoon put it together aud cum-
hence ripping ont lumber.
THE election Of School Trust cs in
he several districts Of the county will
hike place IN next Monday. Polls
this place will be open from |
BORN
4 MAN named Lamsnn, while at work
the B"napatie mine, Rocky
Bar, was struck in the left eye
piece Of rock. producing hernia
tire iris and int.ral structure.
Mrs MILLER and daughter, Miss
,niu, came over Tuesday from Star
nri, where the latter has been en-
|atrd for several months teaching
ehool
WEEK ago last Sunday. "a man
aned Grlflii was killed while work
b. At tue wiliilass at the MoIdoon
pue at Wood river. A rock rolled
own the mountain. striking him OF
BE- head and crushing the skull. He
ard the next day.
The tie boom at Bellevue. says
b. Keystone, will be completed in a
Nv days. 1t will be rrrarl.
bar hundred feet in length and swung
agoNaly across The river. It is the
eOi"n tn feat "a majority Of the ties
nt u the vicinity of ketchnm t. this
p'n where they will be loaded on
wagons anil drawn out to the @. S. l..
hiIroad.
hEV BALLARD S. DUNN arrived here
M @lnes'lay from Deadwood and !cr,
Fs'eriay for Wood river. He viii
F'aTn 10 Deadwood via Sawtooth
pnan SAY 'he is still going ahead
@Se' Ping his mines out there. ard
prospects are still very flattering
has banded all of George Wi =,
oslects and also his placerS.
oHAR'EY JONES, who very frrquentl,
~ '''s name IN the , Odd river pa.
W 'or bis bad Conduct. was. lie othc,
w lodged III the HALEY jail, failing
'"'Se bonds Of So, 500, for his ap
F''"''ce before the Grand Jury. liz
1'S charged with threateninr III,
~ I'll peaceful citizens. Fate seem
ne against the Joneses. Whrneve
XIV u them starts ont ia mata hin,
N''ow" lar and wide the law 81
@Wn upon him.
HE experience of practical teach
''' " one who has tried it, is tha.
"l''e' alone Cannot successlull,
~ 'De i1aho City public school
VT" &eep school but no satisfaction
f''S'"'y Come from it, neither l.
~ p"l lis nor teacher, which i
N"o ''l'hg as saying the Utah
SCHOOL ought to have two depart
~ win two teachers; then GOO
w" oe done as has been don
Retofore. .
NJ ROBBINS arrived at Bois
'oay with Charley Chamber.
''ooer, who escaped fror
FSn,'e"hary about two month
io' Statesman says Chamber
upon a camp of herders on
'n. near Canyon City. Oregon, an
"1o 'hem to provide him wit
r "' - clothing. They went int
!-o Olty, notifei the anthnriti.,
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Died

Al Crowley g ranch, on the Paveste. or
diphtlieria. Myrtle. second daughter OF
Sidney and Jennie Kingmn, on the 2Ssh
ut.. aged four years
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WIN. j. RI rnwEl.I,. nm

fDHYSICIAN. SUR EON. &C. graduate of lie tfep
I son Medical Cel ege, PHILADELPHIA 0ines 20,
ipFer end OF Granite street, Placervlle Baise On
T. T. tdec-4
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Prpfes sional Cards.


4 TTORNEY AMI COUNSELLOR n LAW AND
!. Notary Public. idaho City. /. L Will praetics
II all the Courts of the Territory .lFF'cg on
Com nercIal street. two door above Court House.