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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-12-05
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bruised by be1ng thrown from a morse at
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PRoFESsoR NnRDENsKJOLD. the Swe-
lish Arctic ex. lorer, is plannin al expo
dit On to lie Son h t'ule in 1885
TIE IL 'usc OF Repre- sentativcS of the
Pennsy IVunia lie i-II.ure ON tn - ult.
passed IA Till p 'ovidiLg for tac InyInc''t of
salaries osS. .aiors and Il p e.,n'atives
aud decided 30 IinHli adj 'urh - snllcr l2.
Hon. j. NJ. CAREY, of the PeInsyl-
vania Legislature. who siilc,t tie Wes'
Indies for his health, Is repartel have
been dangerously I'll wEen the steamer ar
rivel at Turk'S Island.
A CRANK named Z. Il. auckland
called on Genera. 81 r'nan Is i, ome Ia
st. Louis on the ,30sh nj . an lie a
prop Isitinn :ur Mss Sh r-n,u's lani in
marriage, sra ing mat wuS i,osi i've of
being elect d Presid mt an W ruteI her to
10 the honors at tle Wni-e House. Sher-
man elected him. lie o iSinal!y hailed
from Ohio, bu la ely lived at Mattoou, Ill.
AT Sing SIM, N. Y, Lawrence
Feeney, seventy ears old, has starved
himself to death. He neither nte nor drank
for over week, and was out of his mind
for a month.
j. II. Tier, a well-known st. Louis
weather prophet, died suddenly at his resi-
dence on the 30th ult.
AT the caucus of the Democratic
Representatives held IN W ashin. ton Oh tl:,.
1st Carlisle was nominated for Spec ker.
| receiving 104 votes. Randall received fi .ty-
| two and Cox thirty-;wo. Leedom, OF Ohio,
| was nominated for Serge IN: -at-Arms. The
Republicans gave Keifer complimentary
nomination for Speaker.
INTIMATE friends of Samuel j. Til
den, in an interview on the Sd, stated that
he intended leaving his Gramercy Park
residence and large library to the city oi
| New York tor public library. The prop
| erty will be left in trust, and he has named
Henry Watterson, o Louisville, Manton
Marble and John Bigelow, of New York, as
trustees. The property is estimated to be
worth 81 ,0o0, 900.
OAKEY HALL has severed his editorial
connection with the New York Truth, and
| will shortly leave for London to perma-
nently join the English bar.
Mrs. MARY A. MILLER, of New Or
leans, applied for license os master of a
steamboat on the 1st. The supervising in
| spector of the district reported her compe.
tent but debarrad her because of her sex.
the Treasury.
LEWIS G.. SMITH, sexton of the church
at East Boston, Mass. whose pastor, Rev.
w. Cudworth, DROP ped dead Thanksgiving
day, died a similar death in the church on
the 1st while Cudworth's body was lying Ia
/ state therc.
JULIUS PAYER, Austrian Arctic ex.
plorer, is dead, aged forty-one years.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

JOHN HAINES, OF Reading, Ia, q
truck farmer, died on the 24tn, aged one
hundred and one years.
AFTER three days of agony A. j. Leo,
a member of the Texas Legislature, died
on the oath from the effects OF poisonous
fly bite on the face.
EX-SENATOR SPENCER, who was
taken from Texas to Washington to answer
for contempt of court, in failing to appear
in the star route cases, was admitted to
bail in the sum of $500 on the 26th ult.
SERGEANT MASON has accepted an
engagement with the manager Of Pitts
burgh museum and will shortly appear
there on exhibition.
BIGELow, President of the National
College of Pharmacy at Washington, and
thirty-eight students left the institution on
the 9th ult. in consequences of the admis-
sion Of a colored man.
THE ministers of the churches of
Winthrop, six miles from Boston, refused
to read Governor Buffers Thanksgiving
proclamation to their congregations. and
when it was decided to have it read at a
town meeting on the 9Th uit., lead % sS- fas.
voice while he was reading the document.
1t was finally read.
SENATOR HENRY B. ANTHONY, of
Rhode Island, while on his way to Wash
i ington, became seriously i'll at New York
/ on the 2Sth ult., and is lying at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel in a dangerous condition.
THE Philadelphia Press published a
lengthy letter from ex-senator Blaine on
the 18th ult,, in which he advocated the oon-
/ tinuation of the present tax on whisky and
recommended that the surplus money thus
| obtained be divided among all the states
for application TO State and municipal
debts.
Rev. WARREN II. CUDwoRTH; pastor
Of the Church of Our Savior, Unitarian, OF
East Boston, dropped dead while taking
part at a union service in Maverick Churcs
on the 29th uit,
DIR. GEORGE w. BAGLEY, of Rich
mond, Va, hqmerist, lecturer aud cQrre-
spondent, died on the 18th uit:, aged atty.
FIVE years,
PROF. SAMUEL K, HEsHoUR, Q distin-
guished educator of Indiana, died at i'm
dianapolis on the 18th ult,, at the advanced
age of eighty years.
EX-GovERNoR STEVENSON, of West
Virginia, died on the Goth ult., aged sixty
four.
NATHANIEL LEE, an aged and re,
spected farmer of Madi on, Ind, was
swindled out of $500 by tLree-card mont,
men on the 2S h ult.
IT is stated at Washington that Gen
eral Rosecrans, soon after the organization
| Of the House, will introduce joint resolu
lion proposing ON spepdment to the Con
stitutinn forever prohibiting p0lygaHY IL
the United States and ali places under 1t,
jurisdiction.
J LIEUTENANT DARLINGTON, com
mander of the Greeley Relief Expedition
bad his shoulder fractured and head badly
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The MunpEnEns of Marshal Brenner

The MURDERERs of Marshal Brenner
will be on trial next week. In view of
the alarming increase in crime amounting
to an epidemic, from which no one seems
to be safe, it is TO be hoped that they will
have swift justice done them. Society
cannot afford TO have them turned loose
to certainly return to the life of crime up
on which they have entered. 1t cannot be
doubted that to the frequency Of escapes
from justice by the techniaiities of law,
the general laxness of public sentiment,
and the idiotic sentimentality so prevalent
we are indebted for this unparalleled reign
of crime, and also for the disposition
among law-abiding people 10 resort TO
lynch law to put it down. Unless there is
q radical change in administration, We
shall be lynching as common as in Cali
fornia history.
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A Remarkable Case.

DIR. Hartman-Dear Sir: am induced
by sense OF duty to the suffering to make
a brief statement of your remarkable cure
of myself I was most miserable sufferer
from the various and annoying and dis
tressing diseases of delicate persons,
which caused me to be confined me to my
bed for long time, boing too weak even
to bear my weight upon my feet. was
treated by the most reputable physicians in
our city, each and all saying they could do
of ever being we'll. In this condition I
began TO take your Peruna, and, l am
most happy to say, in three months was
perfectly well-entirely cured without any
appliances or supports of any kind.
Yours truly, Mrs. HENRY ELLIS.
No. 500 Scott street, Milwaukee, Wis.
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ChriStDaS

Will soon be along, and merchants have
learned the wisdom of buying early, getting
in their orders when the stocks are COM
plete and before the choicest goods are ex-
hausted. ]. w. Houghton was buying in
August and September, and in Children's
Books has already a very rich selection,
which parents will do we'll to look over
before the best things are culled out
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About sick-headache.

For years and years the writer had been
having sick or nervous Headaches after
excitement, mental labor, noise or long
rides. ZO-pe-sa cured me entirely. l now
take about two teaspoonfuls about twice a
week, enough 10 operate about twice, and
never have a headache, eat we'll, sleep
sound, my system is regular in every way.
Zopesa is a grand thing for Liver, Dyspep-
sia and general system. May everybody
know it and try it. Ask Wooster s. Ad-
ans 1914
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Ladies', Bazaar.

Rooms, east side Public Square MISS
Clark, of Cleveland, a competent Dressma-
ker, assisted by Miss Julia Hamilton, have
charge of the Dressmaking Department.
Shirt-making, Ladies' and Children Cloth
ing, all kinds of Family Sewing and Fancy
Work made to order. Cutting and Fitting q
specially. 33yl
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Live Agents Wanted.

To sell DR.. Chase's Resipes; or information
for everybody, in every county in the United
States and Canada. Enlarged by the publish
er to 64S pages. 1t contains over 1000 house
hold recipes and is suited to all classes and
conditions of society. A wonderful book
and household necessity. 1t sells at sight.
Greatest inducements ever offered to book
agents. Sample copies sent by mail, Post
paid, for $2.00. Exclusive territory given.
Agents more than double their money. Ad-
dress DR.. Chase's Steam Printing House, Ann
Arbor, Michigan. SONS
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A.yIyls7sAf1s's SALE If ZEAL ESTATE

TN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court OF
Il Medina County. Ohio, 1 will offer for sale at
Public Auction on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF
December, A. D. 1888, at O'Clock in the forenoon,
upon the premises, the following described Real
Estate, situate in the Township of Wellington,
County Of Lorain and State Of Ohio, to wit: Com
mencing at the northwest corner Of Lot No. 81
lage in Block No. seven C0; thence running south
two C2) chains and fifty go links; thence west one
a. chain and forty-six (46) links; thence north
two Ce) chains and fifty 0l links; thence east one
% chain and forty six (z6 links to the place Of be-
ginning, lines parallel with Lot lines Of d. l.
same being found in Lorain County Records Of
Deeds. on page go of Volumn 81.
Appraised at S175- Terms Of sale, Cash.
Wellington, Nov. %, 1888.
]. d. DICKSON,
1Ot4 Admir- Of Wn- KSAPP, deceased.
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BALANCE or TIE YEAR FREE.

THE ENTERPRISE will be sent to
new subscribers from now Nov,
lst, 1889 to the end of the year
1884 for s1.5O,
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Model Dinner Is Cents.

Steaks, Chops and Eggs just the way you like
ther Best Tea and Coffee in the city. Open from
early morning till midnight MODEL COFFEE
street, opp. New Court House, Cleveland, o. csD
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DR.. T. ]. Casper, Springfield, o., says
81 reccomend Browns Iron Bitters."
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
A General Summary OF Events at Home
and Abroad.

Compiled from Daily Reports up to the
Hour of Going to Press.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-07

life than solomon, bec.use he is gone
amount Of mischief-- this grave, ihoushi-
ful man ofthe people" esidently think
ING he has "a work 20 do," and addressing
himself TO the task with more Of set pur.
pose and singleness Of aim than our Col.
ineersoll, allowing nothing 10 interfere
with his life work. One can not but adj
mire his pluek aud consistancy, and wish
they we're expended in a nobler cause.
They would have been, but for the uufsith-
fulness Of an under shepherd" Brad
laughs pastor will have a. much 10 answer
for before the judgment seat AZ the in6dsl.
"He ehall die in his sins; but his blood
will | require at the waicAman's hand" IL
not written in vain. | take the trouble 10
write these things for the moral that lies
under the surface, which all should discov-
er and ponder. "The time Il At hand
when the hidden things are 10 be manifest.
ed. An unreasoning and sweeping denim.
citation Of these men-shoNin them no
more quarter than wild beasts lis not vor
thy OF the followers Of Him who esid.
Judge moi that ye be not judged" To
treat them a. enemies instead Of entreatine
them ss friends is only 10 deepen their scep :
ticism and render the hope OF their return
hopeless. For myself, win not be count .
cd in with these assailants, even at the risk
Of being taken as a evmpsthixer in the un-
belief Of the other side. which I am not
My last two letters will give offense 10
some | love, but | can not help H. write
them for distinct purpose and will trust
the dear LORD To bring better thing out
Of them than even the retention Of the GOOD
will Of "every body"
The Hackney meeting Is a blessed. but
quiet one. Very little access 10 the u,ssres
as had hoped, from the locality; but con.
gregations steadily grow, though christians
for the most part. and a few outsider. are
gathered at every service. The confessions
amount 10 246 TO date-nearly all adults
a. the way for children's meeting has not
yet opened. Steady ingathering Of from
10 TO 20 confessions each evening since the
beginning; not a service without some
Praise the LORDl The plscards an.
nounce the.continusnce Of the meetings
throughout the month Of August and am
very glad the brethren wish me 10 20 on.
The urgency is ali from their side. sm
only too happy to serve them.
We had the pleasure Of a visii from our
dear friend, Miss Sallie Lindenberser, Of
Louisville, Ky, Saturday and Sunday last.
She lives near "Bethshan," (house Of rest)
the Faith Cure Of DIR. Boardman, and we
have only seen her al long intervals since
her arrival from the Continent. She is very
much improved In health and looks well
and happy.
Major Burnam and Tut went TO S~iizer-
land yesterday week and have not been
heard FROM since.
We enjoy our "eyrie" at Higbgate in
tensely. II is more than We looked for in
the way OF comfort and pure air and lovely
outlook. Ever in Jesus, GEo. o. BARNES.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-07
xr. VERNON DfsxeTnfsr.


Judge q. w. Mcclure has been We
~ sick for several days with hux, but We
learn this morning that he is improving.
"A courtship Of about ~ years stand
ing was conaumated last Tuesday BY the
marriage of. J. Bransmsn and Miss Bet
tie Stephens. They went 10 the Exposition
Wednesday.
"A night operator has been stat ioned at
the telegraph Office. lie took charge OF his
position last Monday night. Passengers
can now get on the cars without running
all over town 10 hunt lantern With which
10 flag the train.
Major John Canton and wife, Of the
X. &. Railroad, have removed 70 Silver
Creek, in Madison county. Mr.. Canton
has some work over there 10 finish up.
While here the Major made many friends
who were sorry 10 see him leave, but all
wish him success wherever he may 60.
The trains carry mails on Sunday, but
there is no postmaster here 10 receive II
from them. Last Sunday the mail was
brought down to the Office and the door
being locked Il was taken back 10 the car.
Mr.. Whitehead, our postmaster, says be
has had no notice to keep his Office open on
Sunday yet.
Miss Delta Hertrick, OF Louisville,
is visiting Mrs. Kate Stewart, Of this place.
Miss Zulu Williams went 10 Danville yes
te rday TO attend Bell Seminary for the en-
suing year. Mr.. J. L. Whitehead is In
Williamsburg. Mr.. w. @. Flannery, Of
Fish has gone to Tennessee for few days.
F. l.. Thompson IL in Louisville this week.
Col. ID. A. Shanahan has finished his
Al II n-aI -
depart in few days for another country,
and another road. Dennis IL one Of the mic.
est railroad men we have ever met. The ma
ny pleasant associations formed round his
camp viii never be forgotten. Wherever
he may 60, or whatever avocation he may
be engaged in, he will always hsve the
best wishes Of his many friends at this
place.
Rev. Eugene Suodgrass, Of Lexing.
ington, has been called BY the church at
Pine Hill, to preach for the ensuing year
This church had been abandoned for some
time, and was recently reorganiEed by the
Rev. Snodgrass. Elder James Hiatt will
have charge Of the church at Buckeye for
next year. Elder ]. l.. Allen will not be
here next Sunday at his regular appoint
ment, but will certainly be here on the Sd
Sunday.
Go to J. L. Whitehesds for your
school books, inks, paper, pencils and all
school supplies, which you can get at the
lowest prices. He also has on sale daily
and weekly papers, leading periodicals, and
the works OF the principal writers Of Fic-
ton and Poetry. II he hasn't got what
you want he will get il for you-in fact
any book published in the United States
furnished at publishers prices. Fresh
drugs and medicines, tobacco and cigars
canned fl uiis and groceries. He also keep
a good supply Of paints, oils, soaps, per-
fumes, clocks, watches, jewelry and no.
tions too numerous TO mention. Go see
for yourself, and be convinced that no one
can undersell him. Orders filed by mail
free Of postage. Address, J. l.. White
head, Mt. Vernon or Williamsburg, Ken
lucky. l-ms
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-07
BEYOND THE OCEANS WAVE
"PRAIsE THE LORD"
SOLsGrRTH HOUSE,
LONDON, Aug. 2I, 'S3

H,auaArr I,oNDoS' Ang 2I IA
D.a, y,,,raor,
s.,d.v o,,;, 80 mn - -, 90.
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israhNens FnaI;sh 81 fn.sr.nii T, 80.
rars ..d-;nf;n;,aIv worsa ,hsn ,h. ,h;n.
sy .h;.h I, - e.. .as,;i T.ss
o-s n,o-a "ras, vsns asnJ;I. Jsna..,.J h.IS
;as 9fs ne sssr.a,s s.ch Srswnhv so,, -
a. 10 ths vsh;cIs. a brsss hand ~ he no;s;-
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sis.a.d. - - asoh ran w;,h ,h;" ;p.ns;.s,;os, '
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l.nrh psa.;dsn,.n ,hs occrns,,s ', 80 ~ ~
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,h;nt 10 hs,;sh ,hs ia 5'r.sh;dnaJ Sn,Ja~
of onr fs,hers. and Give ns th;s ;ns.ssd
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~ ,hst 10 nos tb;nt ,hs Rr;,;sh n'hi;o
x;li ,ste t;ndIv 10 n Ths aSshbs,b ~ hss
hssn ,be nat;onal hadss With CoJ,S I.,asi
from, ,bs t;rst and of conr.s ss,. Ia. -,
hlsnL a. M hasrt ~ ,ha ns,;oai. ~ T,
- an oId s,orr M .ns as'.n ~. e A..
TOPn w;li Lsnn HI o.J ;" u;a ;a1
Abrah.n, anJ ,bs.a dssoondao,. ns ~ ~
,hs sWss,srr fsissS w;II na.sr he fo.an,,an % -
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avsr ast,;n. Srn, foo,hoId - I.,aap. ' oa;i
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snd rs @ .ura H. ~ ta,sa P,oP0eu seuJ sJD.u' '.;'
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@ ~. an ;n,i%s 81 a s,;sod s ~ " RdIanh .u
~ sa-p;a. da"S TSn PoJ. . su,a.sn .s
.as s and ~ III. n arc s'ou. 'ns na;", I~Ms
ss IS. are orea ~ an an,;-e nsn.eL sS' ~" n"s,ss
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an.ws,;ns ~ Ions.i s % nJ o,ds. yII 'us'saa .."S
;sc,;ons nooh nonSsd u a"a ;I:y,J stHsu Is oY
@ s,1snn,sd IT, =, ~, h;o, @u d"n aIusL ~ s,Ii mn, anu
,hor;,r -h;oh p.aaian ~ .'sea. L,s
70 has, He" Hs In 49, ~ . "as soo sPla.'su
;nda;na .h -;s,;aa;s- ~ .n1n ,,oS e.lo. =,
y,ssehas. snJ ,h.ay ~ P,y'ss,pis .p' anu
\ fraud whsn ha % S;scnys.sd ~ Z n ,hs, sn,ns ~
was a fraud How Common % : case a Nv
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-07

OwrSo to clerical error in record
ing the vote Of one of the counties, a
mistake Of 1000 was made in Col.
Morrow's vote and the corrected fig
ures stand Knott 1865, Morrow
S9,1s1. Knots majority 44,434
instead of 45.437 as previously an
nounced, gain Of 527 over the Black
burn majority. Pretty good for an
of year when we consider the frantic
efforts Of the opposition.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-07

THE big blow out at Frankfort is
over. Blackbdm has spoken his III
lie piece Of vituperation and retired,
where We hope 10 never hear from
him more, and Kentucky has a gov
erncr again. II was all done in the
biggest kind Of style and to gloriiy
the outgoing instead Of the incoming
man. Blackburn wanted a crowd 10
hear his little story and he knew that
the soldiers and brass bands would
draw il. He cared nothing for the
$4,000 10 $4,000 expense he put
upon the State. Il was his last chanc q
TO monkey" around and he improv.
ed il. The pleasure Of speaking
against the "scullioss Of defamation
must have been great to a person of
his mental calibre and nobody ought
to object to his little innocent pleas.
ure. Good bye old fellow. The thou
sands Of law-breakers you have favor
ed may have tender place in their
hearts for you but law-lovers think il
were better that stone had been
hung about your neck and you cast
into the sea, than that Kentucky
should have been disgraced with such
4 character.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-07
LMc0LE COUNTY.
Highland

w. II. Miller has been in this vicini
y during the past week with land-buyss,
but has made no sales yet.
Henry Cash, Of Texas, is visiting his
brother, Wm. Cash. Joseph BAsiin, Of In
diana, is visiting relatives here.
-Baugh a Austin have bought John
Ballard's blacksmith tools and will open a
shop near their house In q short time.
John Spires bought 2 calves Tor $50.
So John Young, Sr.. bought calf Of O.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-07
A Great Discovery.

That is daily bringing joy to the homes o
thousands by saving many Of their dear ones iron,
an early grave. Truly Is DR.. Kings Nev Diseov-
cry for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Loss OF Voice, Tickling In
the Throat. Pain In Side and Chest, or any dis
ease Of the Throat and Lungs. a positive euro
Guaranteed. Trial Bottles free, regular size o.,
at Penny a McAlister's
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-07

THAT tOadying sheet at Louisville,
which never sees any thing wrong in
public men. who sneeze every time il
takes snud, utters this lie about
Blackburn: Notwithstanding the
criticism he has encounter ed, he goes
out of office carrying with him the
general good wishes Of every class. Il
can be said of him, and this is solid
praise,l that, during his four years
tenure. hs has lost none of the friends
who helped bim 70 the place"
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-07

Ir seems now that the call for a
Constitutional Convention has failed
again. The number Of votes in the
State was reported at little over
$4,000, while. according to the re.
turns, but 81. 900 voted for the call.
TIE sstnrns OF % counties owing TO
the carelessness or ignorance, perhaps
bolh, Of their clerks, either failed %
be sent or we're forwarded in such a
shape that they had to be thrown out
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1883-09-07

In Bro. Madden. Of the Argus. does
not mind with whom he couples our
name, Nc will, 10 use bis own choice
language toward co-legislator,
''shoot HI out Of him"