davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31
THE NEW JERSEY coNrRoLLERsH1p.

BURIED UNDER AN AvALANCHK-JW.Go odspeed
brother OF the distinguished Chicago clergyman
OF that name, and superintendent OF the Paradise
mountain near Gothic, In that State, was caught
In snow slide and buried under hundred feet OF
mellR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31
M AR RlED.

MOORE-LEE. On January "a 1899 nj the p.r,,n-
age by Rev Il: w. Booth. ChARLES w. IA. MOORE
70 Miss GERTRUDE LOUISE LEE. both Of this city.
sPR1GG-DUBOIS. ON June Is, 1882 I'm Para
france. SAMUEL SPRlUG. of the late Osborn
Sprgg. OF Maryland, TO Miss DUBOIS, of Gamma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31
A Camp.


A CAMP. fin
On the 18th Of November my purchasing agent in New
YORK contracted with of the leading
for very e1ensiye stock Of Pianos and OrRans suit
able Tor the holiday ade These goods were shipped
by boat but owing to accident did not arrive until
the Christmas trade was over. While this will be
considerable oss to me- il will enable those people who
wait for dull season to get bargain to make pur-
chase to suit them, as find myself overlooked with
goods and will eell at considerable Bear in mind
wat these goods are all new and of the finest quality.
You can or $25O) purchase Piano equal in every re.
spect and in fact the same instrument usually sold for
$5OO and $500 You can buy superb Organ for $50,
usually sold for $50. If have not the ready cash.
VII be pleased to give you the time yon require. 433
IN street is the gcky place to buy at $40 instruments
been returned the reason for this is that purchasers
forfeit their contracts and Of all the bargains hereto
fore offered these arc without precedent They are 80
numerous want Of space fOrbds specify as usual
put can assure you that Of al opportunities to get
bargain this is the greatest.
CHAUNCEY j. REED,
Ja-l3 433 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31
CHAUNCEY j. REED,
433 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
~<DS7QT
Ri-~~~EN4
(51Tf'

U. L. WILD BRO. ETiiszy7
7O9 18th street northwest. -
The Stief. the Kranich Il Bach and other Pianos at
lowest prices and easiest terms. Organs Organettes
ana other Mu ical Instruments. Sheet Music Musical
Libraries and books in great variety.
Pianos. Organs and other Instruments tuned and
ePalreu. ;a6
REAITY'S ORGANS. ~ STOPS. 1925. PIANOS
- S297 81. Factory running day and night Gaia.
!ogue free. Address DANIEL F. BEATTY. Washing
toll. n. J. n,2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
~; IN TWENTY-LIGHIh STREET, WEST
,s Ky virtue Of deed IF trust to dated June
soIn A ID. 1882. and recorded Lber No. 1Oll f4I
Inh II. ct seq, one of the land recOrds for then
istrict 81 Houmhla will sell in front Of the
4t r. Uh O'CLOCK T. VI ,on SATU' DAY, the TENTH
, Day OF FEBRUARY, A D: 1888. the following
addition to Georgetown. in the District of Columbia
bounced as follows, to wit: Beginning for the same
on 18th street northwest, formerly Montgomery
street Mt the southeast of said lot 14 thence
tnImns west~ardy on the south lines of said lots
red !9 l4O and l41, 14O feet thence north and par
e WITH 18th street northwest formerly Green street,
oo Iett; thence west md parallel with DunbartOn
nue. G9Gmeriy Dunbaron street 100 feet more or less
10 said 18th street. thence north the east line Of said
last mentioned stree: 10 feet; thence eastwardy and
IaraIie lei with said Dunbarton 240
less to said 2oth street and thence south said 18th
street 10 tie place of beginning Subject a deed of
trust IT, secure 81 600 and interest thereon recorded In
Llber 9IS, folio A ct seq, of land
be required when the property s knocked down; the
IN six and twelve months from day of SAFE with
Interest at per cent per annum until paid to be
& OF the Trustee or all cash at purchasers OPP
uon II terms OF sale complied with in five
days from day of sale, the Trustee right
resell at the risk and cost of the defaunR purchaser.
Jaol'IoZ,O.o,9 &. H. KNIGHT, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31
PIANOS AND ORGANS,

pIANOS, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC.
STICK & co. PIANO,
The most Perfect Piano Made
EMERSON PIANO,
The Best Medium priced Piano Manufactured.
WILCOX s. WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS
Pi.nos and ORGANISED ON fnstalments rented or sx-
Changed; rent applied purchased
CENT Music
2Ae only complete STOCK in the odtv,
HENRY EBERBACH
No 915 F STREET.
MANAGING partner Of the late firm Ellis h Co. a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31
TelexraDhic Rriefs.

At Green Castle, Ind, a wheel weighing a ton
burst yesterday in Riley's hoop and heading fac
tory, fatally in1uring John Elliott and seriously
hurting four others
The New York assembly passed the bill reducing
the fare to i've cents on the New York elevated
railroads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31
Ignorant Medical Treatmen,

WORCESTER, MASS. Jan. 31.-Franklin Pierce,
claiming to be a physician, was to-day held in
$500 bail for mansaughter, in causing the death
OF Mrs. Barna Bemis, OF Oakdale. He treated her
and rolling her up in bandages saturated with
that oil. The woman was literally bllstered and
skinned alive, and died after week OF horrible
suffering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31

THE DBABKAs SWnaIB R1coaNTzKD.-To-day
Mr.. Hugo WciA Of this city, and doing business on
= STREET went % the jail In this city, where he
recognized Isad0Fe 1en0el a. one Of the parties
who played game on him about year ego
similar to tho o1e played on Nj. DenekA6 and ~
which he was oM10dled out Of Ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31

ARMY ORDERs.-The leave OF absence granted
Second Lieutenant George L. Converse, Jr, Sd cav
airy, is extended six months on surgeons certif
cate OF disability. Leave for eight months, from
January 6, 1888, is granted First Lieutenant Jos.
II. Dorst, 4th cavalry, aide-de-camp. Leave for
seven months on surgeons certificate of disability
is granted First Lieutenant John Scott, regimental
QuartermaSter 4th Infantry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31

~ N&ne0 caen prices paid. Also, Watches, Jewelry
0101 kla0R e. .Cal or address HERZOG. sos o&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31


Opposite eity Post ofhce
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE AND WE'LL
ASSORIED STOCK OF CENTRAL DRY GOODS,
NoiIONS, AND STORE FIXTURES. AT No.
VA SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, ON
IhUhSDAt, FEBRUARY EIGHTH, 1888, AT
TEN O'CLOCK A. ii.
The undersigned, Trustee by virtue of the powers
contaned III certain deed of trust for the benefit of
tne CREDITORS will SELL at public auction. the premi
ses. no. yI4 9TH street Ut rthwest THURSDAY.
FEbfGA AIRY EIGHTH 1888. AT TEN O'CLOCK, A.
M. ALL THAT VALUABLE AND WELL-SELEC-
IED STOCK OF CENTRAL DRY GOODS AND No
Ions, Consisting in part Of S1ks, Velvets aud
flushes Cas- imeres. F1annels LADIES' and Gents
Goods and Notions -
AND ALSO THE FIXTURES OF SAID STORE,
Consisting in part Of
SAFE Furnace, Gas Fixtures. Shelving and Counters
SNOW Cases and Stool Desk and other articles
- Sale will commence at TEN O'CLOCK NJ, sharp.
store Will be open early day Of sale Opportunity
VIII be gwen purchasers who desire make bids on
the entire stock.
The attention of the trade and others is especially
called to the sale Of this welpreserved and desirable
stock Of goods.
Terms OF sale: Cash
WINFIELD 5. TAYLOR, Trustee,
No. 80 ST. Paul street,
CHAS. WEEKS. Salesman ~
uafe with Duncanson BrOthers.) ia3l-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31
RAILROADS.

RALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
HE RETM MRpEt RIA last AMP TIE ~ Only LIN.
VIA WAsHI li6Ss! 6 SGh TRACT e
' soHfpU f2Uf IL rA sKEEt tF EAItS
an SUNDAY PAS,v No W, AkES inv 1881
eTins s. louis and Ghessa
kfG! xf S5tE sad Way Stations
sF Tor AnnfRots and Way sm9n strss
T4S BALTIMOkE EXPREss
b2fhs ina S NV s' fSas AND BOSTON
s. EHIhIss = lsr 4srs Cars to New York
and at foih. d far ha
stoIs at Beit.1iie Annapoiis JUNCTION, Jessas
RI2ffy Pq sdIdsy =
.,o. and ia4reL1
Es;T T,,g. Sleeping Cars TO Cincinnati. Louisville
Pm :lo~BaItim Ericot. CITY. Annapoiis Way.
tsH SfTS$hs f FxE&fss ''S and WA"
aimSes ah fnsphs and \ n1reG
Baltimore hyats1e Laurel 1 n1Sres-, erred
f.4 Eslsim 20 , agn"iH,s aud Way stati9ns
sl,stsr and Way s,ts'ns ION sandas to Point ' .;
.n ins Shi s' lxFK2 2sy' rnsou-s
Way, via Relay stols.t Hyai:.silo ANA Lsusei.J
b,lfliiGaS i2E ~ nXAt * IONS
fs4Crf p h.illl;ADEtihlA, NV 70 and BOSTON
55-Chlc1.o. Cncinnat and 81 -" LUIS Express
sn Gao E HSp WAY = s rGni eH CHICAGO
fDa1k sunday 0n,s other ira us daily except sunday
FOR further inforn.son apply at the BaItinlors an
Ohio Ticket Offices a-hinrton station. 6iy and 1851
VIII u taken for hgsae bs checked and rsceive It
VIM 49,, e X lord; Gen: tasssngsr Agent. Bate.
WV tl-fhfN - Mister OF Trans. Ba.tO. N.Y.
TIE { {SSfffzfr1 EfsT M fG sgatHur~,
s af h 1RtESRI fo SSfFSEsF
LEANS n IN NV W..,,xor lob svd sIa ls82
6TH sTEssTs. = i f"II Lows CORNER
fssse I sa i nv s Car. Il limited E1pEs.
I'm, ssoa duly. with sleepns Cars from,
RsiSn.a MAJ E1psess $50 Dn s.'S daily an Ios
1e, ffTMoad sSn ISgesSc
91p m dsiry except Saiarday WITH .. S MA .,
49, Wss;sTt + &C. 6 I'D s .n f
"a. daily. eIeept sunday "''-''
1er Nfy ,? s ana am III d t s 3, or sb5s I'd
loo iighsd E1I H He s" "i P a1 R sao
1uBTooklyn. :; y ali tlroIgh rains connec. a. Ter
tey olts witt, bos,s Of Brooklyn Annex affordins
fsiagc New York city, Ety. A'0'o'iiS a'00''
sG and ho26 I'm J. in On 1 lynda ~ 40 80 40 a8
lo;29 pm Limited cypress $50 daily e1
=" sa 20 70 SIS IS 80 ss s ,od ,g6 and 20
Sunday, 500 80 g. M 40 20 90 -. .o
snJ: 1920 p III. '
YC,fo. IS Crr ek Line Gao H. and 40 n VI daily
except SUNDAY.
1uA,lz.-p,is. Z: 40 an aad 40 m. daily e1cop,
StIsiay. N
ALF&ANDRIA AID FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
SAA. AID ALEXANDRIA AM HASHING TON
RAILROAD
Tor Aexaror1s 6:SO 100. 3:2v Il 90 and IL Is In
4 u. 500. 6.GJ. 800 and Ii 80 n On SunIl,
iI:20, 9;ze. ll;co aud l. :25 IN. and pm.
Fer IScl:n old ana tAe South. 6:3u amt IL rs a m
., ,sily, and 500 daily. EXCEPT Sunday
ARID saSe Alexandria for Washington. 100. 800
~ = Ann FIN T.QIa
.lt T. m. mo 100 midnight. On Sunday al
500. 30 y lGoe m: :OO and 9:lU D. m.
INfets and Information Mt the ofca northeast corner
q tn -eet and Peniy snia avenue and at the sta
CeI Where orders Ia Jeff fer ceckinx OF
gage to destination from hotels auL residences.
j. X. WOOD
General Passenger Axcus
CIas. y. FCGH. General Manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31

Political Conferences i'm Paris.

panys Paris dispatch, this evening says: NJ. Jules
Ferry visited NJ. Faliieres president OF the coun-
Gil, to day. and Afterwards had a long conference
with President Grevy. The illness OF NJ FslliereS
Is likely to cause the breaking up OF the cabinet
NOT RESIGNED.
PARIS. Jan. 31.-The report that the French am
baSSadOr to Vienna has resigned is denied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31

PROBABLE BOND CALL-Secretary Folger Will
probably issue bond call for s15.OOO,OO0 extend.
ed five per cent bonds tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31

A UCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT,
We viii eel, TO the highest bidder in front of
pr misses, on SA URDAY. Fl BRUARY THIRD Fs:a
at FDUk-THIRTY z. NJ, the west half Of Lot So In
in Peasant Piains improved by Two-.tOry Frame
Dwelling. No. 2l63 9th str ct extended.
Terms at day OF sale.
CASSIN Il CAPEETON
49, ~ Real Estate Agents
v" 4. 1OUSf, accti"neer. ja26-eo4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31

Russell Sage says that he heau the oo-rusrinR
q 70 great business Loom"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31

CIRCULARS EXCLUDED FROM THE MAILs.-The
Secretary of the Interior referred the letter of Hon.
John D. White, OF Pennsylvania, relative to the
circulars recently issued by Gilmore Gilmore,
pension and claim agents, OF this city, which
was published in yesterdays STAR, to
the Postmaster General These circulars the
Secretary states contain statements
calculated to deceive soldiers as the firm induces
them to believe that by the payment OF a fee and
making out a power OF attorney tn 1t they can
locate public lands for them. The Postmaster to-
day ordered that such circulars be excluded from
the mails. The same order applies to Gozzam &
Co.. OF New York city, who have been sending out
similar circulars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31

PAYING FOR THE PAVEMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA
acknowledgements Gilfllan to-day surrendered to
Shellabarger and Wilson, as attorneys for creditors
OF the Grahamite and Trinidad Asphalt Pavement
cent bonds the
Of "a, $3.50, and s1a1s in money. In 1876 this
company had contract for paving a portion OF
ande TIE in ss tsn There
of the cost Of the work, which was
invested into per cent bonds as a guarantee fund
for keeping the pavement in repair for three years
from completion OF the contract Meanwhile the
company failed and its creditors entered into lti-
were recently discontinued and the bonds were
surrendered to-day by direction of the Secretary
of the Treasury. The original sum had Increased
by accrued interest and premium on the bonds to
nearly $50, OO0
SOCIETY OF THE ARMY OF THE PoroMAc.-The
Society OF the Army OF the Potomac win hold its
fourteenth annual reunion in this city on May 1e
and II, 1883 This will be the first meeting of the
society at the national capital The executive
committee have determined to make special
ALI those who served with the Army of the POto-
mac and who were hOnOrably discharged, or who
are still In the military service, entitled be-
THE PRESIDENT ON DUTY As A WArcHxAN.-
President Arthur performed duty as . Waterman
at the Treasury department for a short time yes.
terday afternoon He called at the west door
about two O'Clock. The Waterman did not reco0-
nize him and was about to inform him that sthe
department was closed to VISITORS" when the
President remarked that he would like to have the
messenger see II Secretary F0lgef was In his onice
Stin In ignorance OF the identity OF his
visitor, but believing him to be some
high ofncial, the messenger volunteered to go to
the SecretaryS on1ce II the stranger would stand
watch for him at the door and see that NO one cot
In white he was gone up stairs The President
compiled and took the Watchman's station. He
did not keep It long, a. tho Waterman soon re-
turned with the Information that the Secretary
had gone TO Col H1ah's funeral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31

THE POSTMASTER GENERAL gives dinner this
evening to the President and members OF the Cab
fnpf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31
ja22-1Ot

nUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers.
EXECUTORS sALF OF VERY VALUABLE M
No. 4l6 ON SEytNTH STREET NORTHWEST
Under and by virtue of the powers in lie yesteeiNe
by the last III and testament of Wilhelmina tich- "a:
Ninth. 1ss3 at FoUR O'CLOCK i. NJ. in front of
the premises offer for sale pubic auction part lot
the distance 1T feet from the southeast corner of
ii square, the line It'll street west and
thence west 100 feet thence south 70 fet thence
100 feet to the inc of 7t street and thence with the
me 81 sa street north 26 eet to the point of been
ming: improved by large three-story bIich store.
and two wears, with interest FER cent to e occurred
by deed OF trust upon the premises derost of $500
VII be required at the time of SALE All conveyancing
not complied with in days the Executor the
Is To- resell at risk and cost of defaultng purchaser
paper published IN "ashlnF' GhiiAkf e WALTER
Executor Estate OF Wilhelmina Eichler. deceased.
II THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
CHARLES WALTER,
Executor of Estate of WIhelmina Eichler. deceased
jams eoSds
e. THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
HARLEs WALTER
Executor Of Estate of Wilhelmina Eicher deceased.
tanl5-eo&ds
81 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
IS same hour ana pacs
CHARLES WALTER,
jan23-d Executor Of Wilhelmna Eichler. deceased.
o. THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
huARi A. D.. 1888 SANE 4H houF an and glsfe
ja27-d Executor of Wihelmna Elchler deceased,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31

CEILING OFF
clas. Goods Of al our Woosens to make room
ZOE New apr1ng 0oodS 5a6 It'll e. M. tan2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31

PLACER LANDS.-The Secretary of the Interior
has decided that the recent ruling I'm regard to
placer lands do not apply to borate and soda
lands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
OFFICER to-day: am, 41.2o: IL am, 44So; 2pm.
1890. Maximum, 1890; minimum, $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31
THE EVENING STAR.
I'd Edition.
Latest 4GlegranS to Tle Star
Pennsylvania Le9islature.

HARRISBURG, PA, Jan. 81.-In the house to-day
among the bills read and referred was one framed
by committee OF grangers to equalize taxation.
1t levies a tax on property OF every kind. In the
senate the nominations OF VIM. H. Smith to be
recorder OF Philadelphia, and Messrs. Iseminger
and Sensenderfer TO be seaeI OF weights and mea.
suTeS IN the same city, were rejected.
The Philadelphia Grave RObberS.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 31-The case OF DR.. VIM
5. Forbes. who is charged with violation OF Sepul
ture In connection with recent grave robberies
was called for trial to-day, but 1t again post
p0ned until next term OF court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer,

CHAS. WEEKS. Salesman.
U.afe with DuncansOn Brothers.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-31


Il II you have failed 10 receive proper treatmentin
cases OF Chronic Diseases such Heart Disease Kid
mature Decay. Seminal Weakness Dyspepsla. Nervous
eIcanbiity &c. send two stamps for our Queseo for
seif-exaeinatjon and our new book
The IAu or LIE AND HxALTH."
Address Secretary. Medical and Surgical Instituta
IA iA7 EAse 18th Street. New York
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-17
An Evening Of Song and Recitation.

Mr.. Frank Davidson will give an even
ing of song and recitation for the benefit
of the Congregational Church Sunday
School, Friday evening, Jan. 10, 'S3.
Everywhere this talented young gentle
man has appeared, his large audiences
have been surprised and delighted with
his flashes of humor and touches of pathos,
and all pronounce his entertainment the
finest and most complete of any of like
character in existence. Itisneither an elo-
cutionary nor musical entertainment,b but
judicious blending of both, thus forming
a double entertainment, and giving the
audience delightful variety. Mr.. David
SON is positively the only elocutionist who
has any reputation whatever, as singer.
The following are few press opinions:
sis making an enviable reputation for himself.
N Y. Christian Advocate.
"An entertainment most tenjoyable."-New York
Mercury.
"a young man Of rare musical and elocutionary
abilities s-"-Pittsburgh, Pa, Leader.
'sHeld the close attention of the large audience
to the close."-Cleyeland Herald.
Admission only 20 cents. Children un-
der 12 years, ten cents.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-17

Mrs. w. r. Wean has returned from
Moulton, was dangerously i'll, but is better.
-Elizur Smith has had congestion of
the lungs and is prostrated by it. His
father, Orlo Smith, was hurt internally by
falling, where he was at work in Carlisle.
He was brought home, eleven miles. on a
bed, last week and is confined TO the house
with his injuries
Lee White, of Litchfield, butchered a
Jersey bull, Jan. 4th, the four quarters
weighing four hundred and seventy one
pounds. He was % months and few days
old, was well kept but by no means to his
best capacity. His dam was the COW own
ed by J. W. Wilbur, of Wellington, and
consequently is indebted to no blood but
Jersey for his size and good feeding quail
ties. Although he may not compete with
the Durhams, it is certain the Jerseys are
not valueless as producers of beef.
Mr.. Jedediah Gaylord has handed us
list of the citizens of Penfeld, where he
has lived since 1888. There are six persons
who are over 80 years old, Mrs. McCon
neaughey, Mrs Renonard, old Mr.. Furze,
Mr.. Bunt, who Is q, Roger Gone, and him.
self. There are seventeen who are over
seventy. There are only three men living
there now who have been there as long as
Mf. Gaylord, w. LHayes, who came there
55 years next October, and Elisha Sheldon
who has been there about 40 years.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-17
Telephone.

Workmen have been engaged on the
Telephone Exchange all the past week,
and have set poles and strung wires for
about twenty instruments. Nothing fur
ther can be done until the arrival of the
poles for the longer lines and the instru-
ments, which have been ordered and are
expected some time next week. Twenty
eight subscribers have been secured and
the prospects at present are that the num-
Der will reach thirty-five by the time the
exchange is in working order. Work will
begin on the Oberlin connection as soon
as the instruments are in here. The Bell
Telephone Co. have written that connec-
ton with Cleveland will be furnished at
an early day. We feel assured that the
exchange will be increasingly popular as
its working advantages become known, and
the list of subscribers ought very soon to
reach fifty. Every addition makes the ex-
change increasingly valuable to each sub
scriber, and on that account each one
should interest himself in extending its
benefits to others.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-17
Look Here.

wish to say to the readers of the En-
rERPRIsE that 1 have the best Hardware
business in Medina Co., am surrounded by.
the best farms and farmers, new coal fields
are constantly being found and developed,
a new railroad is coming, connecting Pitts
burg and Chicago. The town has the finest
water works in the country, is nicely loca-
ted, and healthy.
1 have made money here, having sold as
high as $40 900 worth of goods year, and
with the prospect before us the trade can
easily be run above that figure. If any
one wants good business already estab
lished in good town, let him call and see
me. A good farm and a few thousand dol
lars will buy it, or the money without the
farm will do as well. Call on or address
c. T. Clifford, Wordsworth, y.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-17
BRIGHTON.

Mitchell Burge has brought home from
Attica q bride.
Thursday evening, the 4th, a Mr.. Collins
spoke in the NJ. Z. Church on temperance
and prohibition.
Saturday evening last, Hon. ]. Odell
of Cleveland, spoke in the Town Hall upon
temperance. He spoke in behalf of the
Prohibition party. Sunday evening he
occupied the pulpit of the Congregational
Church, and gave areview Of the Saturday
evening lecture, adding that the ministers
and members of the christian church wei e
all serving the devil, and intimating uiat
the Prohibitionists occupied the piano of
the christian church, and that unless tic
people soon repented some terrible judg-
ment will be visited upon this section.
On Friday evening last party of our
young people visited Wellington tor a
sleigh ride.
Mr.. Elbert Hall and wife, from Paines-
vile, are visiting at his fathers.
Mr.. Charles Green, wife and child, from
Norwalk, have spent a few days among
friends here
Mr. L. Myers has gone to Michigan on
a visit.
On Friday, as several school boys were
skating upon the streets, one of their mum
Der, E. Bennett. slipped and iell upon
sharp stick, striking him in the face, max
ing painful wound.
On Tuesday evening, Jan. 9th, the mite
society of the NJ. E. Church met at the res
idence of Mr.. F. Green
On Friday evening next, meeting o.
the w. CT. U. will be held at the Cong
| Church. w.