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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-25

Nv Il. d. thafin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuetlOneerS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A DESI-
" RABLE TRACT OF LAND, CONTAINING
$40 ACEEs.IN HENRICO COUNTY. On THE
EASTERN SIDE OF THE OSBORNE TURN
PINE. ABOUT FIVE MILES BELoW THE
CITY or RICHHOND.-By virtue OF decree Of
Henrlco Circuit Court, entered October ., 1854,
undersigned, special commissioners appointed Tor
the purpose will sell by psiblic aueion To trout o.
lIenrc0 courthouse, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER s. 1854.
that being eourt-day. at O'Clock T.. NJ. the FARM
located as above, Of which William Roberts died
s,izet and POSSESSED.
The land lies beautifully With ! long front on
the Osborne turnpike. is p!eniifully wstered. and
has very The cling one Of The nnet springs
in Eastern Virginia.
The improvements consist Of a dwelling, srst-
rate b,rn, nd other ouibuildngs.
The proximity Of this property 10 the city. win
good road leading Thereto. makes It very ds-siri.
hle and IL Will prove profitable Investment.
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash; the balance Ia airte
eaaaI instllmenfs. 5t six, twelve, and eighteen
month";, for nntas al q per cent Interest. and title
reIoined hy the court I'LL all the purchase-money
hpaid. T. L. gUuLn Ahh'
special Commissioners.
Sale by r. u. CHAYffS < co Auctioneers.
RoBkErS VS. RoBERTS AND OTHERS.
A hereby certify hat the bond required OF spc-
ci,l-Commissioners A.. l.. Bouiware and " G..
Minor by decree entered on 9Th day of October,
1854, In above suit, has been duly given. Given
andpr NV hand this 18th day OF November, -si.
GEORGE W. CARTER, CLERK.
no l6.Is,2023.25,o7,3o
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reH RENT.

EOR RENT, q
MEDIUM-SlZED DWELLINGS. "a
SOC north Firlh street. BRICK eight rooms.
aO3 east CLAW street, BRICK eight rooms.
gO4 west Main street, FRAME, detached; seven
rooms. -
bOi and 5CS east Clay strcet, BRICK; seven
rooms.
523 west aralaU street, BRICK; six rcnns.
ola and 0l6 west Main street, BRICK; siN
rooms.
ms south Second street, BRICh; six rooms.
- Loinbardy street, between Main aud cary
Streets FRAME, detached: five rooms.
3l7 south cherry street, FRA NE: i've rooms.
1904 west Cary street, FRAME. detached; dye
rooms. -
eos west anal street
ia north Twcnty-scNcnil street.
2l1e Cherry street
1905 ~esi Leigh street.
ai6 Oak Il Get.
1908 81 John street.
- Twenty- seventh street, between Y and Il
Streets
9ie north Second street.
- Beverly street, between Randolph an Wash
inefon streets
525 Hancock street.
500 Moore street
- Caier street, between Ashland and Beverly
streets.
oOo7 east Main street.
- uarVie street, corner Floyd street.
- Richard street. near Seventeenth street.
-- Williams street, between Graham AMI OAK
street,.
l71G east Cary street. .
Apply o. ftRMAN IIPfEk,
no o3.at Real Estsie Agent
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EOR NEW I0Rk.-The Old 1rfHh
II Dominion steamship Company's sX1ezz&1&A
proposed sailipcs for the week following are:
NYANOkE. Captain HULPH.ns. FRIDAY,
November 2lst. at O'Clock Y. N.
ROANOKE, Captain CoCCu, SUNDAY, No
yember 23d at O'Clock A. N.
OLD DOMINION, Captain SMITH, TUESDAY,
November 25th, al O'Clock 4. VI.
Freight received until I o'clock y. VI. fr1-
day. o'clock +. NJ. Saturday, and 70 O'Clock L.
d. Tuesday.
Through bills OF ladiny signed, and eonds for
warded with dispatch 70 all points north, south,
east and west; also 10 foreign ports
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York (including meals and
bertl), $40. roand-,rip tickets SIS. Storage.
with sub6i sfence. ~; without subsistence, 80.
Passengers leaving Richmond by the chesa-
poake aud Onto railway AZ 500 A. NJ. Vfa New
ports News and the Richmond and Peser.bnrs
railroad at ll:20 A. VI. ON MONDAYS, TUES
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS viii
make connection at NORFOLK with steamer
leaving those days.
For freight or passage apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN a Co. Agents,
no 10 tomDanv's Wharf. kocsctts.
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,,,ptIcrrE,s sAIp on A VALUABLE

V,RUSTEE's SALE or A VALUABLE
l JANE-.RTvER FARM ~ ,.pot'HLANtp
COUNTY -ny virtue % a snsd OF unr' rom ~
W Uazzart, dated the 5ih ny "a AD.lL $3.50
and duty r. ortled Ia the el'srks 1'rc ~ We tss
~ Co RI ~ Gunchhlnd, and ~ IN. fsqu'st ., We
brn, firiaficz In siri deed, gtinnu hislaf ns 49,.
made In the lnyment ~ % certain bunt NNres'
eecured wil n tru-'ee In said jeed' vi Al pun
lie anc Ion. an tho pr, riises. on
FRIDAY. DE0ExHEs s. lRsi'
At ~ ,,clp.t y. NJ, the f0yoelng vAl.I hFbt
YARN known 81 tie " MIDDLE B1kN" W W
and being IN the county 81 scOsnIAno. 90 Ss'r
rivsr Ng-Bycd ris.k, cad en h?ta iies oi ~
Richmond and A'eghauf rtilTn"', snu t"t.issi ~
inc II9f ACRES. Lnre a. icss, ltft q, Nn..p
arc Jame--riy,r low groan'ls. rms i1hl dll " ~,
one above dfycrtisii 5v the saue .fu,ie;' ''hs-in
some OF ne ins-~' iauds ia a.. Stah nil AZ 4
>, n; Spatly well iOcaicd W aeigntinNt f"ihhR
,,,,ntr nv, boz twp liuur-' TiG' from fishn"io'
TERMS: Enough cash % ply the .AL.tctt %
executing this rust, aud ih~ -u'n oi go. I.t1
- IN Int rea IRON fh9 lst day u ~fa1'm''if
ard thr balance uIoN Ire to'ioH az cndit. :
81 7G5 wlh interest from tnf j. diY 81 ~'n'h,
I.r 1883. on IN. 1T dayof September SO. 'h"
"a, 705 With Interest trum Ire Is riy ~ Stb'thi
Ter. 1883. on %" ~ davoi regWml'f, iesn, a,
n 10 any balance. on snsh term ~ N" Htri ~ W,
Uskyard NAV diTcct: brt ~ riso ~ as niH5' D
make suen d.rer lnhs. tnep npon .urh Ter IA - ~
trustee shsll mink ST. br nide hen@n gA ihs
dar OF safe. W W N''h -,
no ~ $50 49,
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TRANS N,srgM ARC

.l,.ly. fDally Except suodaU
STOPPING PLACES
- .n,. 800. no st.Dps Ne.A q d %.
sh'"t.r' No as stops 40 Na0shs-ccf Ire 'r'
n,og. aer,raila, aud chester. Nes.t 3ai
n =, ,,,,,,hcs,cr C.rtralis. aud Chosirf. No
a. - ~, ii and ~ stop ,t an staianN ~.
aud stor Al ali rAtion' eacert teop'"f
Pullman CNR-sERfiCas
On trains Nos. 40 and a. lsoeo'n - . "'en
Washington and Chsriesio". IN lft.o- ~ i
sn0 as .lecufn3 car Octwee1 Nsshih 'h"
JseL snpN,tla, on Tr'i = Nos. 4 snd - F-
IuS.cara bstwedn New Y0rk AMI ja'Asoh' u.
TIE ONLY AII.-RAii LINE 10 SvFf'tN
rv.Vr Anntys
-, - ina a 4 SorfnIa s-1.li r. 30,
S.rf,ik.,. 1898 A. NJ kishuiend lssto v y
N.rfa,E..... 1928 +. ". D Nlchmond o't4 - y.
Tralns a. and 2j mske clos" connection I'd li-
fror, fafiaviilc, Lyncblrry. aus .Ysh 81
r.inta and way stations on The Norfolk aoi ''al-
orr railroad ,. n kENll, Soyr'nse1hnH
T. A. EMERSON. General PASSENGER As"n-
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Y
at4AP. VI. The house has heen rcreutly built,
and cohrains -four rooms besides closet, city ga
and water.
This property always commands tenants, and
will prove good Inv csiIneut rs well a. 4 snug
TERMS: small cash payment. and long time.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 4 co..
uO2l Auciioneers.
DUOkS. STATIONERY. FANCY
GOODS. ELANK-BOOKs, INKS,
MUCILAGE, SC, At AUCTION.
The ,efire slock Of CARLTON MCCARTHY 4
Co. sos Main street pace Block.
BOOK SALES
ats o'clock Z. VI. every nighi.
FANCY GOODS. STATIONERY.
BisQrE FIGURES. POCkEr-BO0kS.
CAhp,CAsEs; WoRk-n9XIEs, DEshS:
JUVENILES TOYS. GAMES, &C.,
VIII be sold at ~ O'Clock
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
The LADIES are specially invited to attend
these midday sales.
Virginia Histories, Books relating u the War.
General History and AIncncana will be sold
NORMAN V. RANDOLPH, Trustee.
Due notice will he given Of sale Of Fixtures, iron
safe, Counters, Desk. &C., sc.
no 22.23.25,2G,27
By John ". Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneer,
No. HOG Main street.
FRAMED HOUSE. on FAIRFIELD
II STREET. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
TloN-A The request Of the owner, I viii offer
for sale, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER rs. 1884,
at O'Clock T. ". the PROPERTY located As
above. The HOUSE has four rooms; kitchen one
TEENS: One fourth cash: balance at six. twelve.
and eighteen months, negotiable notes. with inter-
no22 JOHN NJ. GODDIN. Auctionesr.
BYE. u. Cook. Auctionecr,
"A Ninth street.
CrORE-FIXTURES. IRON SAFE,
- WAGON AND HARNESS, g.,
AT AUCTION.
on TUESDAY, corn INSTANT.
at 1c@ o'clock. I will sell. a, corner OF Main and
Cherry streets. al the flXTugks. &C., embracing
1 NtAklY NEW hlLLEf's SAFE corbina-
1 LIGHT COVERED WAGON and HARNESS.
icE-BoX, MkAT.CouNTkRs, SCALES,
FEATHER BEDS. MATTRESSES. &c.
Goods 10 be removed at once.
no % Err. COOK.
by Z. d. Cook, Auctioneer.
"A Nlnih street.
DRY GOODS, ULsTERs, CLOAKs,
A. &C.
ON TUESDAY, 25rn INSTANT,
at 10 O'Clock, win sell at s,ore az assorted 10.
voice OF
fLANNELS, CALICes, vFIvrrErN.
fRlNGEs, TRIMMINGS. SILK.
20 ULSTERS, Is CL0Aks.
RIBBONS. &C. &C.
ssle positive L. d. coon.
noxs Auctiousr.
AFTER WHICH.
An assortment Of GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE,
IL barrels GOOD HERRlN6S.
no IS y. u. COOK. Anctioneer.
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"reminiscences.

Something over fifty years ago, |
made my first trip from Huntington to
the "cltv' of Wellington. Starting
from my home, thrce-fourths of mule
from the center, the first house we pass
stood where Milo Smith now lives, then
occupied by Oliver Rising. Next we
pass one where the Congregational
Church stands, occupied by Hiram Rog-
ers; log school house stood where the
Baptist Church stands, and Jesse john
son lived about forty rods north.
Nearly opposite the cemetery, stood a
house occupied by Mr.. Messenger. We
then pass through n dark woods and
pass a house about forty rods north
of the hotel occupied by Jonathan
Niles; one where }. l.. Chapman now
lives, occupied by Henry X. Ferris.
Elijah Humphrey lived where Ebert
Chapman lives; a house where Darius
Mill lives, was occupied by John Gale
house. Then came house where Da-
vid Hull lives, occupied by Norman
Humphrey. Then came mile Of solid
woods, until we reached Timothy
Smiths, near Wm. Gum, but on the
opposite side. Loring Wadsworth lived
where Homer now lives, John Battle
lived, where Henry Sprague livei
and Abner LOyeland where Mrs. Bar
ker lives. A house few rods south o.
John Eglin's, occupied by Ransom
Foote, aud one opposite, where Mr.
Hardness lived. Then came Judsor
wadsworth where Kent Warner lives
Here was horsebarn, near the road
on which WIS sign entertainment.
We now come to the "cily." Tn
house known as the "Cottsge Hotel
was occupied by Judge Hamlin, wh'
had store where DR.. Houghton'
store now stand, II large barn wher
b., L., w. & Co.'s store stands. Johl
s. Reed had Just built house on tn
Benedict corner. M. DeWolf kept
temperance house on the Mallory
Price d Co.'s corner; school hous
near where the American House stands
one house near where Tripp's shoI
stands; DR.. Johns house near wher
the depot stands; an ashery near wher
A. M. Fitch's store stands, and W
have the "city."
Ispent two or three hours taking Il
the sights, then left for home over tn
Corduroy roads, which were logs lai
side by side to keep out Of water an
mud. / have q bill made by Eliza
Humphrey against the township G
Huntington, for making this kind Q
road at ~ cents per rod which woul
now cost more than five dollars. J.B.I
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IT will be remembered that the author
of the story "Cape Cod Folks" was sued
Tor libel by the real people whom she
described in her novel(O 1t has been
said by one who knew some OF these per
sonages, that the real reason for the suits,
appeared to be that they knew the author
had made great deal of money out of the
book, and they thought they ought to
have share in it, as they had been used
rs material in making the book which
made the fortune. Miss. Mclean the hap
less writer 10 whom the suit brought motor
iety if it did not rake her famous is
described as "a mild-mannered and modest
lady, with a scared look in her gray eyes,
and a shy manner out of keeping with
everything connected with courts and libel
uits."
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Why not Close Our Stores and Shops
Earlierl

The question Of early closing Of shops
and stores, hiss periodically been up for
agitation, but never yet reached salts
factory and permanent settlement.
There is no doubt but the late hours
radesmen and their employees are
obliged to keep is On evil Of no small
magnitude. The eternal grind kept
up from 9 or In the morning till nine
or ten o'clock In the evening is motor
iously exhausting physically and men.
ally, but enectually puts an end to all
recreation and home life, and for 1t no
,'etter reason can be urged than GUS
,Om. P,orle, If made to understand
nat business houses would be closed al
Gp. IN. as In cities, or perhaps here al
p. M, could just as well arrange tc
ave all their purchases made before
hat hour as TO walt to any later time,
The difficulty In the way Of early clos
ng ia In getting the consent Of all he
business men to the arrangement, for II
Tut one out OF ten refuses, the nine dc
not feel like giving the one the advan-
tage that would result 10 him holding
open after they have closed. But the
,natter might be made easier Of solution
II the different branches Of trade would
Zach for itself combine, and SO an en-
Iering wedge could be made that nigh
,ead finally TO very general adoption
For example, let the dry goods houses
inter In to an agreement 70 close at
y. m. There being but three 1t coult
I've done II no other houses 10 the village
adopted the plan. The three jeweler'
rould try it, and neither would have ar
dvautage over The other, and so will
ROGERS and drug stores, etc. IfonIy
no or two could set the example We
mink 1t would soon be very generally
rdopted. Notwithstanding past fail.
ures let us make one more effort ant
.se II business men cannot secure I
little more time for rest, reading, re
.reation, and for family and home. w
are ready to begin. Who will join us
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comes tedious and actually painful to wit
ness hideous coutortions of the human
face for two hours. II seemed quite re
markable that Mr.. Rogers could smooth
out his own SO successfully after each rep
resentation, and be again the comely gen
tleman he looked when at his best
though that Infringement upon the femin
inc patent Of hair parted in the middle
detracted as 1t always does from his manly
appearance, and what interest of his ar'
II could possibly serve is not readily un
derstood.
The Sale of Old Bachelors was better
than the "Scene from Hamlet" "The
Ghost" and "Bill Mason's Bride" one Of
Bret Harte's were both short and good
The domestic colloquy between an Italian,
his daughter and wife, was admirably
done. Not word of English but the
brief explanation, was scarcely necessary
to the Interpretation Of the old old story
which is alike in all languages. Inc soil
accents of the girl pleading for her lover
was the most musical TO be conceived,
like ,inkling bells, and endorsed by her
mothers maturer logic, won the case, and
the irate father came down handsomely
before their united forces, and made a
happy ending. Lady Clara We're de We're
was Indifferent, and darius Green and his
Flying Machine" was overdone though he
developed some original monstrosities in
the spying brothers that would have anna
zed and delighted Dickens.
"Fitz Poodle the lady.killer" was the
best embodiment of vanity and Stiffness
possible, and "Ben the News Boy" was
pathetic. miss Araminthias description
of her visit to the Centennial
was one of the best ex-
amples of the complete Transformation Of
the voice and appearance by the addition
of wig of curls, fichu and ribbons; and
u fat, round d-shouldered, concerted, narrow
minded and unsphisticated maiden of fif
ty-fve, without any wisdom, comliness or
sense was the result She "brought the
house down" as might be inferred.
The entertainment closed with the per.
sonation in costume, and address OF Oscar
Wilde, in which the rising infection, at
the close of each sentence, and the abrupt
ness of his close, of which there is no hint
to prepare one TO expect it, and his un.
ceremonious departure from the stage is
its most remarkable characteristic.
The last lecture of the course will be
given next Monday evening, by the lady
lawyer, Miss Phoebe Cozzens. We have
no doubt that it will be good one.
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About Us All.

Constipation makes half the people sick.
You are dizzy, have bad breath and taste,
can't eat can't sleep well, head aches,
nervous, irritable. Can't work II of, can't
rest II off Well, your Liver must be In
vigorated. Your food must digest prop.
erly. Now save a doctors bill with a
bottle OF Zo-pe.sa. You will be surprised
with few doses Zopesa is positive
cure for all these troubles, because II acts
upon the Stomach and Liver and through
the Liver the system and Bowels must
regulate. Ask for sample of Woster g.
Adams. At
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-03-05
Tho s.,s Always Ii. Cheapest

l have on hand, and can furnish
the latest improved and best manu-
featured goods made, namely:
Cleared Wind Engines, Wind
Pumps, Cord Binders, Mowers,
Reapers, Haying Implements,
Wagons, Carriages, Sulky and
Hand Plows, Sulky Harrows,
Drills, Pulyerizers, seeders, Plant
ers, Sulky Cultivators, Scales,
Scrapers, Hay Forks, Carriers, 90
I can furnish you q good well Of
water or no pay. Call on or adj
dress, O. H. RONk,
1Ot4p & BRIGHTON, o
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NelatIon's Supposltories; the most
popular remedy for constipation and
piles, particularly for what Is known a.
Itching piles. For constipation Of how
ever long standing, they are the must
efficient aud certain treatment ever de.
vised. All medicines taken by the
mouth, cause arrangement OF the
stomach aud debility froh which recov-
cry Ia slow. Extensive acquaintarce
with their beneficial properties enables
rs TO recommend them with confidence.
For sale byJ W. Houghton. 1858
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ANNUAL ROUNDUP.


Our sales of Overcoats have been the largest
we have ever had but still we have nearly 100
on hand, which we will sell at jobbing rates,
either singly or by the half dozen.
ALI heavy Winter Clothing, Caps, Gloves Nit
tens and Underwear, will be sold at wholesale
prices for the next sixty days. in order to reduce
stock to make room for Spring Goods
We do not advertise the largest stock in the
world, and then show man 2O-feet counter,
with few armfl1s of old goods. We simply say
our room is 80 feet long and "a feet wide, well
filed with goods for Mems and Boys wear, and
nothing else Our prices are at the bottom.
Come and see.
A. M. FITCH, The Clothier.
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and overlook somewhat the fact Of a
person not having big bank account,
it may again take start and live, I'm
I'll that time, peace be unto its ashes.
But this one thing has been clearly
demonstrated, that there can be such a
thing as being too exclusive.
G. w. PARKER.
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Life Saving Preset.

Mr.. M. Il. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan, :
Saved his life by simple Trial Bot
tie of DR.. Kings Now Discovery, for
Consumption, which caused him to pro-
cure a large bottle, that completely cur
ed him, when Doctors, change Of eli
mate and everything else had failed.
Asthma, Bron, hitis, Boarseness. Severe
Coughs, and all Throat and Lung dis
eases, It is guaranteed to cure. Trial
bottles free at j. w, Houghton's Drug
Store. Large size $l.00. 2gyl
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As Others See Us.
o the Editor Of the ENrEnrnIsE.

the Editor Of the ESTERPRIsE.
HoLToN, Mich, March /, 1884.
Enclosed you will find 50 in money;
please give me credit for il. | can not
close without saying good word for your
paper. l think you have made great
improvement in It. | always thought it
sood, but now think it is better. 1t IS
always a welcome visitor here, and /
sincerely hope it may long be printed by
The same people, and that we may always
l,ke it. Yours very respectfully,
CYNTHIA FORD.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-03-05

Iustead of feeling tired and worn out,
instead Of aches and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and slrongY II you con
tinue feeling miserable and good ior.noth.
Ing you have only yourself to blame, for
Browns Iron Bitters will surely cure yon.
Iron and cinchona are the principal In.
gredienis. II IS certain cure for dyspep-
sia, indigestion, malaria, weakness, kid.
ney, lung and heart affections. Try II II
you desire 10 be healthy robust and strong
and experience it's remarkable curative
qualities. II
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The worst Of slaves is he whom passion
An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring us case OF Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bit
ters will rot speedily cure? We say
they can not, as thousands of cases al
ready permanently cured and who are
daily recommending Electric Bitters,
will prove. Bright's Disease, Dia.
betes, Weak Back, or any urinary COM
plant quickly cured. They purify the
blood, regulate the bowels, and act di-
rectly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale at 30 cents
bottle by j. w. Houghton. 2syl
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BURLINGTON, Iowa, March 1, 1884.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, March 1, 1884.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Perhaps that (being a
woman) ought not to write my congratu.
lations TO you as a successful editor, but
very time | get your paper, | think l
must tell you how much We like it. Com
ing West as we did two years ago, II has
seemed like friend, and now IT is doubly
lear to us and worth more money than
nefore. We all want TO see the ENTER.
'rRIsE first, and everything is read through
Please excuse me if have imposed on
your good nature, but | wanted you to
know how we regard you in your new
style. You may set US down as life
long subscriber. Yours respectfully,
Mrs. U. A. NORTON.
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A Sensible Man Would Use.

Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs. 1t is curing more cases of Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group and all
Throat and Lung troubles, than any other
medicine. The proprietor has authorized
Ii. G. Starr & Co. to refund your money II,
after taking three.fourths Of bottle relief
is not obtained. PIice 30 cts. trial size
free. 10t1
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-03-05

THE wife of A. w. Tourgee, has been
very i'll, but is likely to recover, and
though the lecturer will form no new en-
gagements this season, he intends 10 fulfill
all those made. His new book, shortly to
appear, is said to be strong and fascin-
ating one, and its title, "Au Appeal unto
Cesar"
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Wednesday, Mar. 5, 1881.

THE wife of Secretary Lincoln is said to
be very popular in society. They have a
daughter Mary of fourteen, and Jessie, a
girl of six years, and between them two
boys, Abraham and Jack. The girls are
spoken of as especially bright and attrac-
live.
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stnart Rogers.

The entertainment given Monday even
ing, the fifth Of the Library Lecture
Course was in some respects disappoipt-
ing. Burlesque and caricature serve q
good purpose in moderation, but II be-
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Erie's Experience.
ANOTHER CURE UTTERLY WITHOUT A PRE-.
CEDENT.

UEDENT.
Erie, Pa, Sept. 10th, 1881.
DR.. Hartman: l cannot but express my
thanks to you for the great benefit re-
ceived from the use of PERUNA. One
bottle placed me sqnarely on my feet, after
a long sickness. which had lain me in bed
and then left me lame and crippled. Three
days use Of the remedy dispensed with
the cane, and in week was perfectly
well. N. j. WRIGHT,
Business Agent, Erie Evening Herald.
Ask your Druggist for DIR. Hartman's
Book on the ILLS Of Life" He will give
itgratis. Ifnot address DR.. II. at Colum-
bus, o. 1912