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Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
utQh.

Qise iibsn SuIt GATE 0aIen bIeu
bsbpsset, bar man Iun9s Sreboerne al
Speu iantet Salt til uIminbeIist 9uss
brus. Osiaa bar man OPrettet Uirtes
Iise SaItuertsr Der os ber, men for
bet 0eits bar bog 6oIt funbst bet
Salt, be bruste, / be nGrIissenbe Sums
per, buor SaItst tr~pitaaiierebe fig al
fig ielu. Oct uistisite 6Orbru9 al
benne Bare er MI til SsIusS srferne
Utah, SbabO, WOntuna p9 COLORADO,
bpOr Der ~aarlisuurs ~fOrbrusss benpes
$4,000 Cons; 8riien / Salt Cafe e'
meaem 81 os IS pr. Con, leperst
Sernbanes8 osnen.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

bog life | en- iaa flor llbitretnin9 iom
oen9ans. 20 MiaiOnsr Sob GrGsMas
terrible fortereoes, Os glt tpber paa,
at Sloen ct paaiat, tbi lite for fit
man 4uerne ~iluttet paa ct Steb, fprenb
Den uobrsb paa ct unbet; bet ier tpoes
Zig u0 til, at Der er ROsIe, iom enOes
Zig utl bape SpIOsSiteberne for gorb
o9 Ylanfer eoelaot.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
Sn0lan0et.
Some a..

) New hampton bar Der bannet fo
ct attie SeIitub for Sabritation al
HuuesS tsiter.
- Yolts6outoret | CHARLES Gitu par
forleosn Dag ubiut for Snbbrub.
PensesS fabet iprenstss, os Eyuene oil
aflteo meb ct 9anife sobt llboptte, 885
Dollars / GoitsWRGrtsr os $50 / Son.
tanter.
Oct funbe uGre beIbist, ON mango
al eanbets @Oueser fit iaabanne ge.
log, iOm Soc Gouese / Gebar Rupibs
nplis baube. gn Wtr. 8aterbouIe fra
Sanopi6'D erne Tom upIis paa @icn.
nsmreiie til Spen os git op for ct beit
eOueset. 9an iutte iaaIeOes gris pao
Oenne anitaIt, at ban itrar gap 500
til ben nefe Dag aap ban 81, 600.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
iiSii

Touise 2OrOu9 Rat brGtfe6e 40
WRGnb fig inb / 6rantlin 6ountyS
TGn9ieIssS p9ning os tog 4 0egersar.
reltanter, a~ntIa9eOe for fOritieuige 5ors
brpoeIier, no Og baugte benz oppe / ct
ErG paa @aarbs: YIabien. 8 9sbet at
Is Waaneber er Der nu ora6t 6 0tens
nefter paa osnne IouIgIe Waaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
SIItupiS.

Ssurmerne / @reen County bar Hut
tet fla iammen fOr at pinbe ttIboS'
1900 acres prestist 9anb. iOm San'
bet / fin Glib bar taset i i'm SeltO'
BELLE. De nil M opfsre en- Damninf
Os ubtappe 8anbet, Os arbelOet ita'
msb bet Sprite fattes | Sang. Oe'
sr oslaa Gale ON, at mere at Der
SIaas aanb itaI tiIbaseerObres paa b
Banter. arbeibet nil omtrent tornti'
% til $1,000 pr. acre.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
M ichtaan.

5 2eelanow County er Der en- 6ars
n'sr, lOm oil IiG8se fig efter at aule
Seppermpnte; iaar bar ban lite mere
enO en- baIp aere %tiIiuoet, men ban
tror, al ban beraf nil baue not Jipb.
Der til nGite 9lar at tiIpIante I aeres
Os ba nil ban besqube en- 6abrit for
&ilutrtnin9 at Beppermpnte: SIie. SIau;
len trtues uomGrtet, Og ban antaser,
at HObgttet at buer acre nil bIius benz
ps6 % Bunb Die.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
Nalnta.

Baa Cooper 6arm / @risss er Der
/ 9sit trGitet l2o, 1000 SuibeIs 9ueoe.
0smitumme s2lnltaIten / Siour
Sails bar 81 @Ieper. Der CT / Ger
~ritoriet 200 ~bsuitumme Weuneiter i en-
aI6er af msIsm 6 os 81 aar.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

THE DEBORAH BUSINESS INSTI.
TUTE will give a full course in Book.
keening. Commercial Law and Penman'
shin for 500. The debating societies OF
this school will have access to the library
of the DEBORAH Institute. The term opens
November 18th Lila
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

ct. Yattl, 29oe September, 1884.
Speoe, $40. l hard, 1870. Wats, 9fc
2 49-51, Sttbr. so. Sapre, yto. 2 white
24-26. 9Dg, yo. 2 So, No. 3 extra, 40
Wp. 3 40. 8us, go. 2 SO. Smsr, Choice
Creamery 22-24, good Diaries, 1870
miobels Diaries, 1O-14, iimpeIt 5-64,
Yoteter 35.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
htp.

Sor lite fort ouer IA 0ase lioe'
biemisstss gIsuelanb af en- sSslassenOs
Slbebtanb paa nosIe 8orbsE omter, Os
after Dor nosst Iisnsnbe sisntasst zig,
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
Webraita.

gbspenne GOuntp bar PSI SEQ acres
meb StoIes9anb intet uu6et GOuntp /
Staten bar iaa me9et. Oct, Der tOms
mer nGrmeit efter, CT Siour meb ? ,5G,s
$40 Icres.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

WiItpaufee, 29oe September, 1884.
Spsoe, 3o. 2 76B, Cftober 1879
Rais 600. Sapre, Ro. 2. 26H.
Rua, go. / 55. Sp8, No. 2 70, ertra
go. 8 451. MESS PORK, cash $3.50
Saro $3.50 cash.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
I ..te IIaradnG. gao. q.
Dore premiebeoer.
I. en- Sblit Gort9ainaes.
SHbboIb:

gems Sraseiis.-en 5Orteains iii Il
Is at.
Btr 81 ortenS ee.-Gn morIom esu1
Sortaains.
attessess s1af:tasa. Tn poll, FER.
telling.
Snetu.-gn lioen batter Jortsniua fra
ben fibfte haaite Srie.
fret Of 1sareneS 2is.-gn ierseIes
Iieiig otilerins en- oisie imaa interes-
isate DIR.
$50 Ssrsn.-Tist
5erssesiftss@iIost Rarbs.- On
nioriOm 5ortGG;ua.
sH @eassss Saat.-gfter bet gna.Ire.
st nosatst 8ieaSgn.-Gt ipenff Saau
8ctttR.-GortaaiHs.
sruis 90 Sassr.-9ist Of 9srg.n g1s.
sstesrS Ssrrss& aarsen, en- Iansfer
big 5ort0 lHa ira Shslemarfen.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
N0lai:0et.
Mi 0.

- N~IfJN"
gteru Orleans flyer, at ben fore ciuis
Iiiereoe 8srben pil NOT pso ben a%nituus
Oenoe Grgibition / 9iutsr faa 0inenc
Op for, at Wcrico sr mere, er6 man
tanite n~o9eniin0e bar 6remt ON. gn
meritanit Ar9itett CT nstop beitiGftiget
meo at Opfsre be 9p9uingsr, bpor
WRcrico agter at IaSe fig r~spreieutsre.
Gu bel Itben 5aue bar man iitret zig for
bette Siemeb, Og iube / ben itaI Der
opfores en- s toutet Sp9nins / mauriit
StiI. BIanbt andre Eager, ION Der
itaI uoitiues, CT en- SeIUbIOt, buis 8ar.
Oi bsIeber fig til $40, 600. 9ausn
CT pIuntet ct BaImesGrG, bus Rsbber
OprtnbeIig hob / NericO; bet bar tOitet
title iao Ii6t at flptte bet berbsu, buor
bet itanr; men ct berli9t Stue TT bet 10,
og Ro9et, iom W%tritausrus ms0 Rette
fan pare iiOIte af. @n iaabun lloitiI.
ling piI bauue ct life ubstpOsIi9t Bins
oemiooeI melem be to 9iabosR atiouer.
europa.
RusIan6. - Observation-Disclosures /
Ruslau6 bar til eu6sI IGr6e SsIitaber
omisuOt en- SIan for NfienOeIieu al en-
ruSfit Expedition til RorbpoIen. Grpe'
bitiOnen ftuEOe uSgoa fra BET uOrbcit:
lige Sibirieu euer fra ~5eanettes Dem
iom bIeu opou9et al "Seanette" grpsoi'
%tiOusu, % BEN iluIOe begiUe fig tilfObs
oDer Sisn / iOritieIigs aiosIiuger msO
tore 0epOtsr at iaIbe tiIbase paa.
@lan antager, at Der ROro fOl "5eas
netts : Den" fnoes mango Der, iom
tunbe tiene til Stette for grpsottionen.
StaIien.-8aa ct 8Sgu iioite llse
bs6s Der / 9Onserigst StuIien 2o3
Mennsiter uf GboIera; AL par EGuet
paa be 0pangrebne / bet Giosram bet
Ter ub, iom ON 6ariotten angriber fere
BerIOuer euO for, men iaa os6brin9snoe
er ben life.
Eprtiet. - s Acknowledged an
laaes RouitantinopelS gsfOItnin9 til
GOO, 900 Mterneiter, men benus Seres:
ming er life Gn6et enS en- fuIbitGnbta
@iGtuing, tbi bet CT | beune ira pm;
bre eurOpGiits iaa bOiit fOrifieuise 8r
ms9et uaniteIist at faa 8rete paa SOL
tetalIet. Snart uooer ct RuartaI al
@6OIera, Ell aubeu Dag brGnoer ct Ban
6uartalsr op. tbi Get meite at 8per
beitaar at gamle GrGbuie, Der brGnoel
op n9itsu IiSeiaa let iOm en- 6pritit:
9Gfte. Den pGrite SIbebrauO uar
1865, % iiben BEN EiO er bet 2ou, al
intet Sus ital opfsres at G:e, men bel
faar enbna munsfOIOise at be samI'
9tenner.
geIgien.-Sibite Strsbas par be-
"a gtar, iibsn Der / SeI9ien fOrc9it ct
lite iaa Iiben &epoIutiOn blanbt 6olte:
masIcrne; mn bar StOIeIOpen lat ono.
Blob / Soft, og berfOr minbebes MAJ
iaar 9teuoIutionss Oa9en mere, END el;
Iers er GiIfGIbet. De @amIe git, iaa:
Iebes iom be osiaa for bar 9iOrt,
9rocesfon til bet Wonument, Der e,
reit til Minbe ON &euoIutionen. Der
par flers puufarOe ueS benne a~nIebning,
enb maj eILers pIeier at ie, o9 @nbue'
tunbe f~oritaa, at Der uImebe Noset
Sinbene. gn 8eteran ptreOe iaaleoes
/ ben Gale, ban bolbt peb StOtien
blanbt anbet bisle Orb: "8Ore 6or:
fGbre tiGmpebe for at Sis.e SeIsier
fri; bet er ri life lGn9ere. 81 ptI al
bria blipe 8upiiter." SprerssS Sang,
blep afiunset, os flere arreitationer fanO
Steb. 9oIitiet bar MI fnlot op a
eisre, men muIiSens itanoIer bet tttt
~
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
Marke0s= g~eretnin9er.

Sbieaso, 29oe Seten.ber, 1884.
Butter Speoe. Ho. 2 red SO-Sl4;
No. 3 red, 67-6S.
0aarsSpeos. Rp. 2, 7S-78B.
8esnI9reaer 30. 2. Sttbr 77%-79;
RoUbr. 1851; Secbr. $685.; San.
uar S1%-83; Rai 8S-8815.
0ais. 8riierne er: gao. 2 1890; Re,
jected 44-5H; September 72-SO; Of
tober 57-57A; ROubr. 4614-478; year
40k-4O55; San. 32h-S7%; Nai 893s
40.
Sapre. Ro. 9 white 2sk-291S; Ro. 2
mixed 2G4-27; 6ttbr. 25H-255s; RO'
nember 25%-26.
8ns. Ro. 2 O0-541k.
Sps. Ro. 2 os 3 fra $40 Cts.
SDiu. $450A.75f for skips and throw
outs, 6.O0-6.15 for assorted light and
$4,000 for packers and shippers.
MESS PORK. &outant 1G.50-1G.75; Octcs
Der 100; San. 1852.
Sars. Sept. 7.5o-zG0; Sttbr. 1870
7.55.
Srnor. Creamery:
Fancy .2S@20
Choise-"Extra Firsts" .25@27
Fair to ~good-"Firsts" .2l@24
Ordinary es-"Seconds" .11@2O
Diaries:
Fancy selections-"Extra" .23@25
Choice to fancy "Firsts and Elk
ira Firsts" .20@22
Good .16@1S
Packing stock .1O@1OH
dle-packed-Fair TO choice .1O@12
Grease 4H-@06
sGs. IS Gts. pr. 9uiiu.
Sala. 6-64
t1Io. Washed: unWashed:
Fine heavy $O.25-O.27 $013-0.15
Fine light 81 20 IS 10
Coarse .23- .26 u IA
Medium 81 81 .16- .23
Low Medium 81 % -16- Is
GiGrsQrG. 2epenoe 8altuuer 12-1213pr
9uno; IusteOe Ssns 10 Cts. pr Yun'
8aarzapnir9er 12-12H.
SprnsQpGs. Briierne paa be torlflel
lige Grades er:
Prime Steers, $500 to $500 pds.
Choice to fancy steers $LOO-T2'
Good to choice shipping steers 6.35-oS
Fair to good shipping steers 57O-6o'
Common to fair steers 5.30-6U
Feeders, fair to choice 5s5o-49
Stockers, common to good 2S5-V
Good TO choice cows 3.3O-4V
Common to medium COWS 260-3.2
Rough and fair mixed lots 1.50-2.5
Poor to common mixed lots O!GO-OO
ssaar. 2epenoe 2.504.30 pr. 100 Brne
S,uoer. @rguialteoe 8, DO. beitaot9eo
81, DO. Iette $50, srpnialteoe aalpe
u Gunsr 1QlZ fnrrpne nm 14-1E
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

ai9rsQrG. 9epenoe Salfuner 12-1215pr.
Yuno; Iastsoe Spus 10 Cts. pr Yuno
~Saarsapnirser 12-124.
Sprn=apGs. Briierue paa be f~oritlels
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
,~rrctninss.&ort

z,I5faD. gotaI. oVsr SHon &
q S''i" agfi,. Rfssr per E5OrsSas aittn
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

[geuS ID,
F, mNtdS !.
atGd
I'd
| Sctsri]
Sarai
b. % bdI
The Mineral argus., 1884-05-08
Coal Screenings.
Mining Reyiew.l

a 4-foot vein Of bituminous coal
has been discovered within a mile of
Maiden, Montana.
1t IS stated that in Alabama there
were mined last year over 1000, 900
tons of coal.
At the Bozeman Company's mines.
in Gallatin county, Montana, 100 coke
ovens are to be built.
An official estimate of the amount
Of capital invested in the coal trade Of
the Monongahela Valley is $50, 900.
900.
Inc proposition is to CIT the output
Of coal for April, May, June, July,
down to S,5oo,ooo tons. The average
product of + years has been 9.o45,377
tons.
The Mineral argus., 1884-05-08

teIprise, the property, as purchased,
revert to Mr.. Davis.
On motion, DR.. Stone, Of Ft. Magin-
mis-, was invited to take seat and
inform the trustees as to his opinion
regarding the interest and stock that
would be taken by parties at the post.
He was confident several subscribers
could be secured, and speaking for
himself, would take several shares.
Mr.. Schaffer, practical smelterer,
stated that to put five ton smelter in
complete running order, in addition to
what is already on the ground, would
cost, in machinery, tools, lumber, coal,
etc, about 81, 600 laid down here.
On motion $1,000 of the capital stock
1000 shares) was set aside as q working
capital
On motion it was determined to levy
Il call for go per cent. of the cash value
of stock, the same to be paid in on or
before the 10Th day of May, 1884
BY unanimous vote, Mr.. O. f.
Schafer was elected foreman of the
reduction works with salary fixed at
$500 per day.
On motion, Mr.. w. p Brainerd was
elected superintendent, and requested
to present his bill for services, at the
first regular meeting of the trustees,
after incorporation. The superintend-
cnts salary to be fixed by the trustees
ut future meeting.
The officers filling the positions of
President, Vice President, Secretary
and Treasurer, volunteered to serve
gratis until the first regular meeting of
the stockholders, August 10th.
On motion the president was in
structed to appoint canvassing COM
mittees from the members of the COM
pany, to sell stock and in his opinion
best cover the field selected These
consisted of the principal
stockholders of the company, and were
assigned to the several fields of duty.
The board adjourned to meet next
evening, May 10th, 1854. At
Which time the soliciting committees
are expected to report.
The Mineral argus., 1884-05-08
Mining Nuggets.
From Mining Review.

Estimated public debt reduction for
the month of April, $4,000.
OF specie the exports in February
were of gold $3,4I1,257, and of silver
S2,349,oI7.
The Mount Cory mine, Esmeralda
county, has made its first shipment of
bullion, amounting to 100000.
Bullion shipments from Butte. Mon.
tana, for the week ending March 90,
aggregated $79,676.29.
a party Of Chicago capitalists have
just closed the largest purchase and
lease of marble lands ever made in
Georgia.
The effect of the Sawyer decision
in California will be to reduce the gold
product of that State at least $12, 900.
900 per annum.
The Chrysolite Company, of Lead
vile, Col, it is estimated at the pres
ent time, has 10000, to $4,000 tons
of ore on its dumps.
1t IS said the Amazon Mining
Company, near Boulder City, Jefferson
county, contemplates erecting a new
this summer.
The directors of the Ropes Gold
and Silver company, of Michigan, re-
Gently held a meeting to arrange a
course Of action for the future.
A law has been passed by legislature
of New Mexico requiring $Ioo, at the
rate of 81 per day, to be expended in
labor upon all claims within 90 DAYS
from passage of the law; including
claims previously located.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-02
WELLINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Superintendents Annual Report.

To the Board of Education:
Gentlemen:-In accordance with
your requirements, monthly and term
reports have been published from time
to time during the year, but that you
and the patrons of the schools may
form a more definite idea of the pro-
gress of the school work, 1 hereby sub
NIT to you my Annual Report for the
year, beginning Sept. 10th, 1883, and
closing June Goth, 1884.
The subjoined table gives by schools,
total enrolment, average monthly en-.
rollment, average daily attendance,
per cent. of daily attendance and tardi-
ness for the year:
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-02

We do not urge this in the interest of
the company, which does not ask or
desire it, for it would make necessary the
running second line, furnishing with in.
struments and keeping in order, with no
more than an even probability Of its pay.
ing expenses and the interest on the in
yestment. We urge it in the interests of
the townships themselves, and assure
them that it is an opportunity they cannot
afford to allow to escape them. There is
no doubt that good active man could
secure the whole amount in three days
and that it would be found
one Of the best investments that could
possibly be made.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-02
Telephone Items.

The new telephone line from Akron,
has been completed as far as Medina, and
will be finished and connections made
with this exchange probably by Thursday
night. The telephone system is one
of the wonders of this age, and improve
ments and inventions are being made
each year, that add to its perfection, A
new transmitter has lately been invented,
through which conversation has been
held o distance of 1900 miles, with as
much ease as over ordinary distances. The
telephone is destined to come into almost
universal use, household convenience
and necessity. We again invite the citi-
zens of Wellington to make a trial of its
advantages, and aid us in maintaining
this as the banner exchange Of America.
No effort will be spared to keep every
thing in good working order, but our
friend will bear in mind that every
machine of hnman contriyance, is liable
to accidents, and that results equal to our
wishes, cannot always be secured.
The people Of the townships along the
line between here and Medina, should
make haste to avail themselves Of the ad
vantage offered them, 10 establish toll
stations for subscriptions to tickets, good
in exchange for messages to all cities and
towns in Northern Ohio. aThese tickets
are transferable, and can be sold in limit
ed amounts as needed, to the business
men Of w ellington, SO that the sdbscrip
ton only amounts to Temporary loan Of
$500, most of which if desired could bt
turned into cash inside, of q year, but i
the whole, amount were carried two O.
three years, it would only be an annua
Interest charge of $500. Remember thu
company does not ask the'citizens to give
| them one dollar. Almost it is only pay
ing in advance for given number o
messages. We, cannot speak too highly D
the advantages of a connection of TIL
centre of your own town with al
the towns and cities within /,
radius Of 100 miles in Northern Ohio
i The actual saving in time and travel I
y the people Of a given town, blythe abilit
| to speak to' Wellington, Oberlin, Elyris
4 N0fWalR, Medina, Akrons Clsyeldnds AM
almost every other town IN tffs Section
represents value four or five times grea
er than the annual interest on the subsctil
! tion asked
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-02
Business Cords.
Items under this head toiU be charged one
cent oord each insertion.

binder twine. 26tf
Pure, fresh baking powder manufacture
ed and for sale at Houghton's. TT.
"A full stock of Diamond dyes, ct j. w.
Houghton's. II.
New velvet red tissue, for paper flow
ers, at Houghton's.
-ARTIsT's GooDs-Amateurs can get an
outfit by calling at Houghton's.
-FARMERs.-E. Benedict is selling his
Cultivators at reduced prices, to close. rs
Five gallons of root beer for % cents
delicious summer beverage. Call at
Houghtons.
For disordered stomach, bad breath
bilious complaints, indigestion, &C., use Dr..
SD. Howe's Liver Pills, for sale by j. W.
Houghton. If.
The ENTERPRISE office was never 80 well
prepared to do all kinds of job work neatly,
promptly, and at 80 reasonable prices as
now. Give us call and see how well we
can serve you. J-3O4w
--FARMERs-Ify you want the best Barbed
Wire made, please call at j. H. Woolley's
Hardware Store, and it will give him pleas
ure to show the goods, the barb is SO ad-
justed as not to tare the flesh Of the animal
orpull wool from sheep. 28
-Stick'em Fly Paper, does clean
business. No dead flies lying around
One sheet good for quart Of flies. Only
Gets, at Houghton's.
--vane, Calverts & Co.'S. celebrated Pure
Ready Mixed Paints can be found at the
Hardware Store of j. II. Woolley, which he
will warrant to be equal in durability and
covering capacity TO any Paint made in the
State, Those having painting to do will
please call and examine for themselves. This
paint is warranted to give satisfaction. 2S
,.--Houghton's Insect Powder, is war
ranted to kill lice, on stock of all kinds.
-Mennin's Corn Killer is warranted tc
do the work quickly and thoroughly
For sale at Houghton's.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-02
Announcement.

lF.C. Leach has rented the whole Of O.
M. Stroup's building, and fitted it up very
tastefully, and put in very fine line of
Groceries, and the Choicest Stock Of Con-
fectionery ia town. Fresh Vienna Bread
and Cake, received from the city daily,
He is fully prepared to supply the wants
Of his customers, with everything in his
line, and will use every effort to continue
to merit the liberal patronage he receives
:. ootf id7k iE"ga~ ARiSsass s9~, j
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-02
'EH'' Notice. e

,.,,t,aa sa1 yfJ-T-sif1N L. H
desire to call attention to the fact that
I have opened on North Main street, first
door north Of the Railway, . fine stock Of
Cigars and Tobacco. Also q fine assort-
, ment Of Fresh Candy. viii my friends
keep, il in mind and give me atrials
.4a 25t4. III l5qR9tl IT. W.sDAyIsoN.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-02
Notice..

Prof. d, O, Mueller, Of the Canton High
School, will organize classes in German
and French, in Wellington. instruction
by conversational method: FoTterms and
particulars address a postal card in care
of the American House. l3ai '1i
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WANTED-the public to know that we
make door and window screens to order,
at the lowest prices, also sell all kinds OF
trimmings for the same. Leave orders at
Haines' Blacksmith shop. GEO. HA1NEs,
FRANK MCCLELLAN. 20tt.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-02

4 WANTED work, on a farm, or in a
store, grocery or warehouse. Has had
several years experience as beok. keeper
and salesman in the wholesale trade, is Q,
good penman and will make himself
generally useful in any spot Or place
where he may be,needed, inquire at
this Office. T}lslI{lit S4t4p
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Receipts given. Money refunded II Orders
are lost. Sold at all Offices of the Co. Pay
able at $500 places Rates; To s5.5c.; SO
&c.; sso,1Oc,; $sol2c,, s4o.15c.; $5O-sOc,
20m6
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For sAIE.-A first class soda water ap
paratus, counter draught generator, cop
per fountains, in good order. Every thing
complete. Price very low. Inquire of or
write to J.W. Houghton, Wellington, o..
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-02

r. J. Robinson will furnishiIce Cream
10 families and parties, If orders are left
in the morning, of the day 1t is wanted.
Hh Will be prepared 10 furnish for the 4th
Of July in any quantity, If orderslare left
!, /, "a season. O SG II. ~. A2EigI .
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Ladies take Notice.

3 You can buy better Hair goods forIless
money, at Benefits Hair Store Elyria,.
.than you can buy "A Cleveland ip Every
article warranted. d.snS gssoSda 793 NoIo
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Mlisrelldneol15..

Under this head ,oiEl be inserted g Wants."
"For Sale," s"'FoT5 ! .Reat,"8 +" Lost"
~ "Found," etc., ETC., at a charge o., one
.r cent ,uord. .,'i ,ysAe l3,5iVas -
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ds85. ss5 DRY GOODS! .8sS. Bs5
DRY
GOODS

In the Dry Goodsmans Aamac this of the year usually
marked du but owing the extremely prices we are Quoting
everything pertaining the trade business has dmshed
and we do not mean SHALL you need anything our line and visit
u.s. we promise to render the task of making selection
invite special attention to our line of
Stripe and Check Nainsook,
Plain and Figured SWISS India Linens
Victoria Lawns, Stripe and Cord Piques, with
embroideries to Match. Ladies Kid, Lisle and Silk
Gloves Misses Kid, Lisle and Silk Gloves; Misses
Lace and Linen Collars, Ladies lace and linen Col
lars, Ladies and Misses Fine Hosiery; Gents Gloves
and Hosiery; Gents Collars and Ties; Ladies
and Gents Balbriggan Underwear; Para
sols Shawls Scarfs, and Jerseys
AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES AND MARKED IN
|PL-AI I'm FIGURES.
MALLORY, PRICE 6 60.
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For sALE.-House and lot on South
Main street, Wellington. Inquire of W.
B. Durand, Oberlin, o. l2tf.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-02

Losr.-A red plush purse, on Saturday
evening. The finder will please returnSit
20 MRS. G. s. DENNIS, on CORTLAND Ave.
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,Flo1r, sale.

sE RDice Reaper; almost as good asnew,
' price $75s-,A Also q light. wagonS price $85.
Call Of my residence 2 miles south of
Huptin>on & II center. q 4 sdtap AS WARD.
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Send Money by American Express Co.
Money Orders.
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--25 more Domestic's on the way. "a
sold since May 10 by s. p Hastings. 1t