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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-26
The BALDWIN, La, Plantation Under
- Water. -.

BEREA, o., April "a, 1882.
To ths Editor OF the EzTxzrEIsn-
: In reply 70 your inquiries concerning our
loss from the food. it is impossible now to
tell ex.ctly what damage the water has
done From the overflow Of Grand Lake
the land on the east side of the Teche has
been converted into q sea more than one
hundred miles long. Some of our sugar
cane grew on the east side, and that of
course. is a total loss. The ordinary tide
in Bayou Teche does not vary more than
three or four feet, and April 18th the water
had risen fourteen feet-forty inches
above the great food of 1874. The turbid
waters Of the Mississippi have invaded my
home, and the water is four feet deep on
the floor. In this day and age one might
as well die as not be esthetic; when the
water subsidies my bayou-side cottage win
be decorated with an old gold dado. The
warehouse and cane mill are submerged,
and the water has reached the floor of the
sugar mill, but there Is probably no great
damage done, as they stood firmly when
last. heard from, April 12th. A rise
of less than one. foot more would have
deluged the west side also, about the only
barrier that has withstood the great flood
of 1883 in South western Louisiana.
Franklin, four miles below US, has barely
escaped inundation, but all below Frank
lin has gone under. The residence of Rev.
W. 8. Fitch, his school and church build
ing, the depot and all the homes of our
white people have escaped, but the water
has come frightfnlly near their doors.
April 1eth the wafer had fallen Il inches;
and unless something unforeseen occurs
we have Jared very well, as compared with
the thousands who have lost everything.
The crop ON the west side #il be saved.
The New Orleans and Texas Railroad is
overfiowed and the bridges washed out.
TELEGRAPH and mail communication was
cut off at one time. Now the mail comes
via Galveston, and Mr.. BIS daily New
Orleans paper is four or five days old
when he gets il; before the food he ne
ceived it at Q r. N. the day II was pub
lished.. .s....s -. sna :
The Morgan City Free Press sent out .
courageous little sheet on the 18TH MIN
the water three feet deep on the floor OF
his sanctum, Editor Gray did mot suspend
business, but advised every man who
could earn dollar. to do 50, for they
= i i !
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-26

CONSUMERS Of beef at Wheeling, w. Va,
have struck for lower prices. In their
Judgment, when cattle are selling there at
from five and a half to seven cents live
weight, there is no excuse for butchers
charging twenty cents pound for beef
steak. They claim that a tough beef
steak is not the only necessary article Of
life, and that all their surplus cash should
not go for that, and so have formed AGO
operative association which proposes to
furnish its own meats.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-26

In Cincinnati, as the result of the Smith
Law, only one-fourth the usual number Of
arrests recorded on the docket Monday
and less than one-third of these were fol
drunkenness, an unparalleled state of things
in that city. And yet 400 or more of the
1900 saloons were open, and the charac
ter of the opposition is defiant and desper
ate. The life of the Mayor has been
threatened. ..,t {,
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-26

Ar the risk of being blamed for lack of
enterprise, we refrain from giving public
ity to news in the nature of personal Attic
ton If we know that there exists sensitive
ness on that point though our silence will
not prevent the public learning all about it.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-26

MADAME MATERsA reached New York
Saturday, and sings in the Festival there
before coming 70 Cincinnati. She is per
manently engaged for eight months yearly
at Vienna, at a salary of $500 forms
gets 24,ooo forms for coming here, with
her travelling and other expenses for her
self and three persons paid Cincinnati's
share of this is about 5000. She sings
also at Chicago, and win leave for Bey-
reuth June 22d.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-26

TIE effect of the Sunday liquor law was
very noticeable in and about Cleveland,
most of the saloons and Sunday resorts
having blinds drawn aud front doors
locked There was unusual quiet but
some drunkenness-perhaps- that which
lasted over from Saturday night. Hi,oe
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CARPETS 3 |IP 3

We Invite the attention of
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CARPETINGS-Reyal Will
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estry, 3-p1ys, Kidderminsters,
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SKIN DISEASE.
E. Drake, Esq, of Cleveland, o., suffered
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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-04-26

"A Philadelphia coal dealer recently
received from q prominent shoddyite,
who had been TO Europe, an order for
Eve tons of coal delivered q Ia cdyte.
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"A Russian traveller says that one
third Of Asia and considerable part Of
Europe stin remain unexplored. l'-
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DTS SiR ousines. before the public. .You
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ERRoRS or YouTH.

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CtsPAkTNEasSHEI'S.
P3SilHOS&EIY-
DLANS FOB PUBLIC SCHOOL BULL
E INtIS WANTED

DLANS FOB PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILD.
< lNGS WANTED
Plans and specih cations for a school building
TO sccCmm :dst9 four hundred boys will BIO re-.
celved bit tn, eli 20 OF the Superintendent OF
Public Schools Up 10 T. m. on SATURDAY,
February sIh, 1887
All drawings !nust bs made 10 tho uaifor q,
scale Of iGut 1cGt 10 one iach and such dstala to
larger scale as may be neceaasry to sirrlify
any peculiar plan. drawing. SC.
Drawings, AS follows. u.ust bs gsnt in By each
competitor; ell at one tiGle, viz:
/. Plan Of esch G DOT
z. Transverse BecLioD.
g. Front and side elevations
Full specifications nu;i scctma.ny zach a.!
OF drawings. General Instructions concerning
s!as stinsted cost &c, can be obtnined by 40.
plying TO the Superintendent, Of his office on
any Saturday batWenn 10 q. m. and noon
No compensation will be allowed for the plane
and specifications. butthe architect whose draw
ing ID selected By the City School Board will be
commissioned 10 carry Out the accepted design
nsko tetail drawings, and procure estimates
mske all agreements. and give personal superyi
sion 10 Tbs erection OF the building, receiving 70,
bis setvicea, in full, five per cant on the sctus
cost. Each drawing and specification mas! have
the signature OF It's suthor, and rejected plan;
vi be returned.
The Board reserves tho right to ,cje:l all IN;
plans. A. McLHaN,
TOWNSBBND D. FENDALL
RICHARD l.. GAME,
Committee on SchColhouses and Furniture
dtc;Q-2 avid
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ONT FAIL TO SEE OUR STOCK
AUCTIssH RAEES.

IuMAlSSIONERSS SALE OF a VALU
- AbLE LOEin Centroviilo. Va-By virtue
OF decree OF the Circuit Court of Fairfax county,
tlts November term, 1887, in the suit of Ctas,
the undersigned Commissioner therein named,
Will on MONDAY, the lG:h day Of January,
1857, at p. NJ. in front Of The Court House door,
At Fairfax G. B., Va, offsr for sale 70 the high
ost bidder that valuable LOT OF GROUND in
SentIeVllle, Va' lslely psr! of the lands of J.
W.. De4r, formerly known as the Freeman Lot,
containing one and A.hslf acres. The lot ia
highly improved and hiss an ample orchard.
Terms: so much cash in hand as will pay The
costs and e1penses Of suit AID salo, and balance
on credit of 6, II and Is months.
III not sold at public sale thu Same may be
bought at private sale.
CASSIUS CARTER,
oecl9-lsWa| Com missioner.
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pEEsoNAL.-Mr. w. A. MtoConb, tell,
Grsrh operator 10 the thco Of lhs Suncriuten.
d@n! ct tho Washington sud Ohio Railroad
haa been compelled to reIura to his home in
GeateeoRn By sckutss. MIR. Frank Reynolds
OF ViHnan. Faisfsz county. is fIliug Mr.. Mac
CGmt's So! during his absence.
Col. r. NJ. K. Ialcott, General Superinten
dent Of tho Danvilo system of railroads, and g.
NJ. Crump, esq, both OF Richmond, were here
n.day On railroad business.
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Corporation CoURT. -,Wdae s. Bas$eN
ffcnch pr"'Iiing -COATlNUATIoN OF YEsTER
DAY RECORDINGS. Saith W. RUTH ; T,
NOVA dismissed on mo.ion Ct plaiatifl'J at
tGrrey,
Janca Il C.ion presented his onutuiasion
as hAtaiy Iu5iio md gave hood.
10 the matter of tbs al gardria Sasinis X :
StIuta irains: VIM. Wright. Wm. II. Smith.
nfFitan'. fled lis petition. aud Ito c0ur,
a"iid2d rules against tho Alexandria Savings
les i'n'c. loho A. Johnson and Leonard Mat
curry, rc'uinabo Friday EeZtto s6swcr said pt-
t!ino
Oles7tb Try w. Jami@s,n It al chsrcery
fGal dscfea.
Com. vs.. Elmu1d Buiko Indictment fer
ilalisious shoa.iua with ioteut 10 main, disable,
a!:!lsoro AID kill plea rcs gully. and pfis,L.
er discharged
Today ohn Fl. Greon Was granted pr
htsslcG 10 practic, aw in this }urt.
The Will Of Chsrle4 Mortis vas admitted to
nGble.
ihe sill Of Michael NtrmYls vas admitted
10 probate aud George IL. Ha1loa qualified ae
executor.
,'obn z. Rice, Thomas Dewitt and M. A,
Ahsin were .ppoiued appraisers If the estate
ct Michael Normy!e.
:, Administration upon the estate OF Maria A.
hsss vas committed to Morton Marye.
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TIE Two ORPHANS" vii bu produced oil
Arm Try Hall to morrow night by The famous
Fifth avenue Combination. with Miss Pauise
Markham as Louise tho Blind Girl. supported
by rsIally collected company. The price OF
admission has been q zed at 25 and 60 cents Ii
il to BIO hoped that Our ciLzsns will turn Gu. End
give this exceptionally enc company full house
thet others equally as god may visit our city.
We understand that scenery painted expressly
for the pieco will be brought on with the CON :
iany ard the stage settings will bs very flo
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3lSt day OF January, 1882,

It the railroad depot OF tho Wsshinston anu
ONO hsllrond Company, in the city of Alaxsn
dIla, Va, offer st public suction tho
ANl1hh LINZ OF THE WASHINGTON s.
OHIO RhtLROAD,
lneiuoinE thst partly and ihnt wholly construct.
properly, real, personal and mxed, rolling
stcck, locomotives. cars, &C., sud ali rights
contracts and franchises or said Wnsbinoto AMI
Chic Railroad Company.
The ail1 property couGis!s al cors;rn,t.i
lino OF railway IN sciiTo operation from the city
" AlGtaauf'a, VA, westward through tho coun-
tles OF Alexandria, Fairfax srd Lcudou, IN
houno Hili station, III Loudoun county, die
tancs OF Oh miles, including limo conneatinc
with the Washington and Alexandria EsiIro,a
Tho rosd is also graded beyond l.;und Hii ior
distsnce OF !hTee E;ilas.
Tho ether real property Of tba cnc,rsDy 80,
sists Ct large brick daio. building srd freight
house IN the ci:y Of hlexaltris. 2 round house
ESchlne shop car shop, car shed, stnre house
&C, snd about fifteen acres of LAID adi.cent
lnereto; also eleven dspot housos snd lots NJ thn
and Round Hill.
According to thu route Eurvey oil the distance
ircm Washington city 10 Point Pleasant. on tho
ONO river. - three hundred and twantv iy,
talies' ana passes through q country hosyiiy
limoered ard OF great mineral RESOURCES.
iefns las entire property, real, paesou Il sud
-, A'SuSn'oee Ot., ID eOIl tOE 'tnOr, and luT
The same the purchaser must nav Gtv ihnnasrd
do!,f RS (ssG Goo) of tho purchase money in c.s!,
ana Inc residue IN four equal snnusl payments
With interest from tho day OF srle which s,ii
payments sre to Eo evidenced by bonds which
are 10 ea secured oy decd CT srusl UPON tr
pio2efsy SOLO, u pI executed upon tho coalrma.
lion or tho s.lo ind conYsys1ca "a ;he nay.
chaser. ' pN
Ehls sale ID subiaI. ID tho lisn Of III, dond RI
trust executed August 9Th, 1853 to indcmniGv
the county OF Clarke state Of Virginia sg.ia:.
maoilty iof she annual interest on ths bonds o.
tue ssli County for tha sum of Gro luoIrad
thoussnd dollars 100 0Oy up to and uo,il th,
line when and road shall be commenced. ard
under construction in sad county OF Clarke:u AMI
sgsins. liability for the pay III ,rls of the praci
psi OF sad bonds IA case they shA!l become Qua
and payable befora tho road rhall be- commpncsd
and under construction in ssid county, tha said
Donda falling dus ia tho year 1892.
The purchaser will ia o1tit,s, 70 tha rsi
prohss OF tho rosd from tho day Of .ala.
X. T. BARTON,
R1CHp. Il. LxE, C,mu'rs
CHAS. + STUART, OF Ea!o
HENEG HEhTON.
ocirS-ta
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LOCAL MATTERS.

9ke WcdtScr Probabilities. Jan. 4. 1882 -
For The Middle Atlantic States east 10 sou thoass
winds, increasing c!0udiness and snow or rain,
and slowly rising temperature and falling ba.
rOme.er.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04
Que Experience from MANY,

y had been sick and miserable 60 long and
had caused ny husband so much trouble and
expense, no ono seemed to know Whs. allied me,
that ( wss completely disheartened and discour-
sgoj. In this frame of mind 20! bottle OF
Hop B!tters and used them unknown to my Is IN
y. I soon began to improve ard gsiDed 80 fast
thu! my Eusbsnd and family thought it strange
and unnatural, hu. when told them what mad
helped u.e, they said "Hurrsh for Hop Bisters |
long msy they prosper, for they have made
mother well and us happr.-The Mother
Hons Journal
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When others arc tuffariug, drop Werd 81
kodlcs5 and sympathy. If they are suttetiug
ir0m OlI, livA them Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup; few doses Of tits valuable remedy
Will afford icstsh relief, AID a twenty Eve cent
tottlo will cute tie wor;t Cough.
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Mn. BUaKE ACQCTrgD.-Th case of tho
Commonwealth against Nj. Edmund Buko
for shooting at Mir, L. Il. Payne. 10 this city, 8
short tna gro. occupied tho sttentiou of tho
Corporation Court nearly al day yesterday. AT.
Tor tho examination of witnesses and tho srsu-
meat Of Judge Charles Il. Stuart for The d.
ionca. the Commonwealth Attorney, Mr.. 8.
Il. Brent, 10 summing up the case, vary gsoer-
ously told the jaty that there was % case made
cut fgsles: The sccusod. The iary retired
sbd in fow minutes brought 10 verdict Ct
not gully. The curt then a5ioufrcd. sod Mr..
Buiko was congratulated By his nspy liands
upon his vutioation. Judge Fropoh also *
pressed Bis pleasure ct Mr.. B1rkt's poDlt
acquitta.
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FOR SAE.E OK EsRsHT,
ZION EALE.

FoKSALs'
A desirable BRICK DWELLING, contain
ms eleven rooms, in con!rtl pait OF tho city, or
Will exchange for good buainess stand, iaclud.
irg dwelling and store room, in Alerandria
lulNlro At tho GsZaIte Oil ce. decE9-eutf
FLOR RHNT--A desirable DWELLING
Il HOUSE Oh the corner IF Lac aud Wilkaa
streets with gss aud water. Possession given
Immediately. 9pply to
dec*7.eolm JOHN w BURKE.
ENOR SALE-A Farm of nbout 40 ACRES
~ .i!uAted on & Arlington Heights three miles
from the South end OF the Long Bid 20, in full
vlo~ oflho Cspiiol. Said farm has been used
rs Dairy FAtru ZOE the lss. thirty years.
Will Sell tho whGla in body Or divide it in three
farms OF sbtu. l0Q actes esch improvements
coed. Terms essy. Persons wishing to inspect
the property can Tesch the came By Washington
and OHIO (. K. at Arlington Station, which is
sbou: milo distant md l! milo from Fort
Runy on on tho Washington md AloYandri. K.
r.. For particulars enquire of the subacribnr.
det5-tf 3. 3. COKBETT.
EI1OR RENT OK SALE.--Tha splendid Re-
u: lDENUG snd q RIO N ID Il known IS
"COLkQS5" tEe rasidaEco Of this lsie Them ,.
'on +. hiaaon. Apply TO
GkEkN q WISE,
auR-7-ll Rsal Eetste A gents.
ENOE SALE--Cne OF tho largest and most
- eligibly located RESIDENUEH with spa-
clous grounds attached, in tho city. For terme,
&C., sppy 10 Graen u Visa je30-tf
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Auction sSE.Es. sa
PUBLIC SALE
OF THE
W WASHINGTON como +. L

r, Under authority Of decree ct tho Circuit
court Of Richclond city. rendered Arrli .. 1850,
IN mo suit OF Henry LOWS ct ala. W. III. w. y
y. Is. 4: company OF als.. snd stiirmod by tho
oouft OF Appeals of Virgins 5: lts September
term. 1851. the undersigned, special Commits.
sloners, will. a. II o'clncS I'll on tina
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Just Received.

Kew London Layer RAisins, whole. half and
quarter boIes; loose inusc,tel; Valencia and
Mat Seedless Ksisins; New Currants. Ciifon and
Orange Peel; New Layer Figs; Almonds. Eug-
lish Wslnuts. Pecans. Filberts. Brazil aud Mil
ed Nuts; Turkish Prunea; Sugar Corn; Mel.
sons and CoIe's Gelatne; Andnr5on's Mincs
MiIcs Me.;--Sood Anderson's Preserves 10 S
ID pals; jelly and Preserves By the 10; New
York Sweet Cider; Good Cooking butter; fresh
Eggs; Baker snd other grades of Old Eye Whis-
key; Port. Sherry, Madeira and Sweet Uatswbs
Wines Old a ppie aud Pesch Brandy. All or
the above goods in aLore and for sale cheap by
r. w. AVERY
21i KING ETRHRT
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suSpAY ScaooL CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION.
Tie Christmas Gel .b'ation of the Mission Sui
Day School Of tic Baptist Church. Mr.. Is. w.
Mas, Superintendent. was held sst night, ct
Peabody Hal. The friends Of tho school were
pr TT IL large rumbers. tho hall was leate-
'n'iS decorated. and tic affair was q most
pleasant orr. rrg;smno ct exercises,
obs Eticg OF WOOL sad instrumental music
rccietIo5a No, wAs we'll rendered, r,h:ciug
crtdlt upon these hsving the advertisement in
charge. Each scholar Was mads e,d by a
present, Snd the assembly dispersed NOR, than
grhttied by tho PLEASURES of BIO evening.
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lNsrALLATIoN.--D: a. f. OK, G.DG G.
assisted iy g. NJ. Of a. +. |, IoIsou ADD G.
j.. John rraVors. iratblIcd last eight llo TO-
ltw ny ciheHls Of Mechanic L,dse, Knights o.
prhl.s; =. g., Mr.. Webster; q. e., j. r.
Harrison '. g.. J. Y. Wech; Prastc, Geo
II. llirkIn; N. OF f.. Chas Irwin Nj. Of f..
+ l.. S.oeIa; X. of j. aud s.. Job Corson
NJ. a. A. Geo. Curtis ]. g.. John Barrelt
y. o., i. Green. e. l.. Tosou was elected a
representative 10 tho Gtaad L1dge.
at regular nastng Of SArepta Lodge. No.
IL. l. q. .. r., held Tuesday night. the follow
ing officers @ere installed By y. u. q. H. Ohss
tHnodrich NJ e., g. s. Bennett v. q w. u.
zimmerman; L s, B. F. Malta; p s.. W. W.
Sherwood; L, j. +. Field; g, e <. W.rd
=. +. q, Il. r. Gorkam, K 5 TO N. q, j. G..
Grshsm; l.. ). TO N. G. V. NJ. Taylor; w.,
I. 4. Pseg9A; z. W. =. .studds l. g.. j. Il.
Canpbhll; L. s. s., X. Il. Hawkins Steward
e. u. Fadgelt.
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u. 5. COURTS The u s. Circuit and Dis
irlct Courts, judge R.W. Hughes presiding,
were opened 10 this city his moruing.
Circ'!t Court The gland jury w4s sworn.
with John b. Smoo: ca for,l 20, aud 20 cases
being In readiness. e. ,u,u:d I'll to.m rfov
mnruifg,
U. S. vs.. CITY Of Alexandra order aGj ut5.
lng srRunoot 90 demurrer TO amoodcd tlI eli
| the lSrh of January
District Court No business OF public late.
est Wss Transacted in this copr'.
Both courts adjouru,d iii tc-mlrriw morn
ing