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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-12-10
Another Burglary.

On the night of Dec Sd, burglars entered
the office and carriage shop of Mr.. T.
Doland aud carried Off about $500 worth
Of heavy and fine broadcloths used in up
holstering carriages, geld leaf, paint
brushes, etc. Some of the apartments Of
the safe were forced open, but for some
reason they did not stay long enongh to
get into the drawers containing its most
valuable contents.
On the same evening two kegs of beer
were taken from Baird and Buswell's sa
loon. Ed McClory and stranger were
found in the foundry with one keg and
were arrested.
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Dissolution Notice.

The firm Of Franks, Titus & Co., was
this day dissolved, by the retirement oil
Mr.. John A. Titus, who has sold all his
interest in said firm to 0rrin L. Howk,
and the business will be continued in the
same place by the firm Of Franks, Howk
& Co.
All persons indebted to the firm Of
Franks, Titus g. Co., will please call al
the Office and settle their accounts. Thank
ing all our customers for their very liberal
patronage, and soliciting continuance oI
the same to the new firm. We remain
Yours, FRANKS, HowK & Co.
Office in Crosier's New Block, North ol
Public Square. lw
Wellington, o., Dec. 9Th, 1884.
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W. c. T. u. Convent on.

The county convention Of the W. C. T.
U. held at Kipton last week, was well at =
tended. The townships represented were
Elyria, 0berlin, Brownhelm, Henrietta,
Camden, Pittsfield and LAGRANGE. Mat
tiers of importance TO the work Of the coun-
ty were discussed, but the question given
greatest prominence was the third party
movement. Several papers and selections
on this topic were read, the climax being
resolution to the effect that the County
Union pledges itself to work for the third
party. The question was discussed at
some length. The vote, when taken, was
80 to IL in favor OF the resolution. After
the vote was taker everybody Joined in
singing, "Blest be the tic that binds"
The action of the convention does not in
any way limit the work Of the local unions.
The Pittstield delegates all voted against
the resolution, and that union will be, as
heretofore, entirely non.partisan.
An excellent paper on finance was read,
and the convention proceeded to look after
Its money matters. The routine Of bust
ness was relieved by the introduction Of
several children, to whom Mrs. Garner
gave an address, after which the children
gave some finely rendered songs and recit
alton. The convention adjourned to meet
at Pittsfeld next May, Of which due notice
will be given.
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Notice.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut the
- Office Of the Clerk Of the Board Of Education
OF Brighton Township, Lorain County. Ohio, un-
til twelve O'Clock, noon, the 9Th day OF January,
A. d. 1885, for building q School House In Sub
District No. z, Of said township, according to
specifications on file In said Clerks office.
Each bid must contain the name OF every per
son interested and be accompanied by sufficient
guaranty Of some dsinterested person that II the
bid is accepted contract will be entered into and
the performance OF II properly secured.
The bid for each kind Of material called for by
the specifications must be stated separately and
the price Of labor must also be separately stated
NUne but the lowest responsible bid will be
accepted and the Board may reject all bids.
BY order OF the Board Of Education, OF Brighton,
Loraln County, Ohio. l.. W. HART, Clerk.
Dec. 9Th, 1884, 5Ou
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Holiday Rates.

The G. G. C. & l. Ry. will sell excursion
tickets to all stations on Columbus divis-
ion at two cents per mile each way for all
fares above forty cents for adults and
twenty cents for children. Tickets good
going on date Of sale only, Dec. 23d, Gath,
25th, Both and 3lst, 1884 and Jan. 1st, 1885,
and to return till Jan. I'd, S5. Children
half OF adult fare. Tickets not good for
stop over.
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For Sale.

My farm Of 14e acres, n miles west Of
Wellington. An excellent stock or dairy
farmi well watered by creek and springs
1t Is also good gram farm. Twenty acres
Of good timber and IN excellent sugar
bush, new sugar house and two orchards.
Farm In excellent condition for raising
crops. The farm can be bought at a
bargain on easy terms. Call on me at the
farm. f. w. HoUeHToN.
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Special Bargains In ClOaks

at Baldwin, Laundon, Windecker & Co.'S
Having bought a large lot Of Ladies
Cloaks at much reduced price, some Of
them being slightly damaged, we are pre-
pared to give splendid bargains in them
Ladies' from a. 10 $20.; Misses and Chill
dren's 81. to 81. Any one in want Of 9
Cloak ought not to miss this opportunity
to get one at very low price.
BALDWIN, LAuNDoN, WNDEoKER g. Co
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There Is no need denying the fact that
among the most distressing complaints Of
humanity, few are equal in intensity "a
bleeding piles You say the subject is moi
pleasant one to talk about, neither is the
victim, and our aim is to give him reiet
Jacob Chambers, of Henry street, New
York, writes: "When | began using
Mishlers' Herb Bitters (as per printed di
rections,) had been troubled with bleed.
ing piles for upwards of five years. In
six weeks | was perfectly cured"
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READ!
READ!
READ /!

Read all the colored
observation-disclosures
ing Out at Cost" }" Bar
gains" etc., etc., but do
not buy a Cloak, Shawl,
Dress, or, in fact, any
article Of Dry Goods
without first getting our
price. People know by
this time that we do
not color our advertise
ments that when we
say a thing in the pa
pers we are prepared to
back it up in the store,
and to cover it by our
legal guaranty, that we
prefer to keep to our
policy and surprise the
people whom advertis-
ing brings to our store,
by giving them more
and better for their mon
ey than they expect,
rather than run the
risk Of anyone feeling
disappointed.
Here are a few arti-
cles for comparison:
ALI Wool Scarlet
Underwear, 90
All Wool Double
Shawls, $50 & $50
White Blankets,
not all wool, pr l .25
Grey Blankets, pr 200
A Brown Sheeting, Be
Extra, ditto ........ &c
Merimac Prints, :. DC
Mallory, Price & Co.
IN. B.---Holiday Goods
now open"
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Farmers, Institute.

g The winter session of the Lorain County
Farmers Institute will be held at the
Elyria Opera House Friday and Saturday,
Dec. 10 & 90. Sec. Chamberlain, Prof.
Lazenbee and ]. Gould, Esq. will be pres
ent TO deliver lectures. Everybody cord
tally invited. 40p2 +. s. REEFY, Secy.
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Trees.

have fine lot of fruit trees, apple
pear and peach, also grape vines of new
and choice varieties, strawberry plants
evcrgreens &c. l am selling apples at
$40 for 100 fine, three year old trees. II
you want an orchard, now is your time
Correspondence solicited.
G. W. BAKER,
30f Prop'r, Wellington Nursery.
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Business Cords.
items under this head piH be charged one
cent ,oord each insertion.


cent ,uord each insertion.
- - -
Benedict sells mixed paints at $1.16
per gallon. 36tf
Call and buy your wife Light Run
Ming Domestic for Christmas.
Leave orders at the Domestic office,
for Embroidering and Tinsel work. 40f
Benedict sells steel barbed wire at %
per hundred. 38tf
"A large lot Of very choice goods are
just opened at j. W. noughton's.
Good underwear for men at 20 cents;
good scarlet underwear, all wool at So cts.
1w sE. L. GooDRIoH, Wellington.
Benedict sells annealed fence wire at
s4.OO per hundred. 80
Call at the Domestic office and see the
Fancy Work, for sale, for Christmas pres.
ents. 1918
Talk is cheap, but the man who leads
with positive bargains Is the man to deal
with. f. +. GooDRIcH,
Clo,hier, Wellington. 1w
For RENr.-The Cottage Hotel will bc
for rent on and after Oct. 1st. Apply at
Houghtons Drug store. 3St.
For Christmas presents call at the Do
mestic rooms and see the Little Daisy
Sewing Machine for girls.
--Mennin's Corn Killer is warranted to
do the work quickly and thoroughly
For sale at Houghton's.
Benedict sells solid steel shovels and
spades at 65 cents. 38f
-ClothingS Yes, we have got it, the
largest stock ever shown in Wellington.
1w EE. GooDRIcH.
Fresh Bread every day, at r. ]. Robin.
sons, at II O'Clock, sharp. Loaves from
s. to 10 cents or three for 25 cents. Fresh
Buns, Biscuit and all kinds of Cakes,
made TO order. 49tf
Just opened-a fine lot of Conrec,ion.
cries and Christmas Toyo, first door north
Of Crosier's Block. Mrs L. A. BRIGGS.
-Pncesl Why It is simply wonderful.
Good suits for men, at $500; good suits
for boys, at $500; overcoats tor boys at
$100. These are drives and will not last
long. 1w +. L. GooDRTcH, Clother.
WANTED-A good reliable man to travel.
Address with reference and two cent stamp,
THE UNION Press ASSOCIATION,
5Ot2 Clyde, Ohio.
25 more Domestcs on the way for the
holiday trade. This LOT makes over
one thousand machines purchased for this
market by s. p. HASTINGS
The earliest callers will find the great.
est assortment from which to select
Christmas presents, at ]. w. Houghion's.
You can find drives in almost every
branch of our stock that you can buy way
below cost TO manufacture.
Z. z. GooDRICn
FoR SALE-House and LOT on Union St.
Inquire of Chas. Whitehead at Sutlilrs
office Price, $500. Terms, $500 cash
the balance in three equal annual pay.
ments. 50t3
Hats and Bonnets az cost for CASH ut
Mrs. A. II. Palmer's. Also reduction
on other goods for the remainder Of the
season. Stamping done to order. Curl.
ing and repairing feathers specially.
HOLIDAY GooDs.--Silk and woTsted Muf.
fisrs, silk bandkerchiefs, neckwear, fur
caps, for men and boys, and lots OF other
things too numerous TO mention. 1w
E.E. GooDRrcH, Clothier, Wellington.
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Benedict sells steel nails at $3.50 per
keg, for tens and upwards. 38f
Notice..

A. NJ. Fitch desires us to say that siter
spending three months in trying to collect
what should have been paid him several
months or years ago, he has concluded to
wait no longer on vain and tickle promises
and has left his accounts with Il, L. Hus-
ted, Esq, and desires all parties owing
him TO call and settle without making
unnecessary costs or delay. 1w
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For Sale.

The Huntington Hotel, furnished, ~
acres of land, plenty of fruit, four wells Of
water. Terms easy. Inquire at the prem.
ises or Of ]. Turley, Wellington.
45tf. N. s. Hicks.
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CHINESE LAUNDRY.

Some d Chcng have opened Laundry
under the Mutual Relief ms Office. All
work will be done promptly and in
firstclass order. Collars and Cuffs q
specially. Make them look like new.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-12-10

To any body who has disease Of throat
or lungs we will send proof that Piso's
Cure for Consumption has cured the same
complaints in other cases. Address,
EFT. HAzELTINE, Warren Pa.
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Notice.

All persons having accounts on our
books, will obligc by paying the same pre-.
yious to January 1st, 1885.
BALDWIN, LAUNDos, WINDEcKER & Co
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As aIndrop foroteils storm, 80 does plmple
upon the human body Indicate health destroying
virus In the blood, which can be neutralired and
expelled only by DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic, 1et4
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-12-10

A weak back, with a weary aching
lameness over the hips is sign oil diseased
kidneys. Use the best kidney curative
known, which Is Burdock Blood Bitters.
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Americas Pride.

True American men and women, by reason OF
their strong constitutions, beautiful forms, rich
compleIions and characteristic energy, are envied
by all nations. Its the general use OF Dr. IIartcr's
Iron Tonic which brings about these results. 49ti
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There is nothing like DR.. Thomas Elec
trio Oil to quickly cure cold or relieve
hoarseness. Written by Mrs. NJ. j. Fellows,
Burr Oak, st. Joseph Co.. Mich.
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,.s ,os7.IN1elLICENcsR PUB. co
WASHINGTON.
s..,,I.. June 10 l8'.
The Pwbitc Debt

WASHINGTON, May The decrease .!
:. "a0 aShic debt during April WAS 70
tas ti,s6Ss. g decrease since June, lsS3'
g.y' =. ",o "a cash in treasury, *"t., 7'2;;
" s.'ld aold certificates, slol ll6, 20 sii-
~ y. .ssrtifc.,es. SliG.374,23l cert'1-
.s YES q Of deposit, Sl5.02',co; ; reiunding
ss.,,;sc,.ss' s.'sss o. Sys3,45o; legal tenders,
,ss.iu sao. s., 0lS : fractional currenc go
70 M. honds issued to Pacific railroads,
ssrs 's,.rss, payable by the United States
,u.1 ,u,oriu.l outstanding, s64 .6Z,3l2 IN
p'Is p!s,Ds, accrued not yet paid. 81 ~ 40 :;
;e,s,sst se,s paid by United States, S6l.l5o,-
~ interest paid 10y companies by
.a .a..o,tstisn service. SlS,0l2,Si0; by
ss ..h ,s,msnts. five per cent net earn
~,s "a Sf,5. 1875 balance OF interest paid
III ~ he Uuited States, Si2 ,4?2, 153.
-. Lake lnion nnd Washington
Canal.
senator Dolph today reported favor
.hlv from the Committee ON Commerce
n, bill 70 provide for and aid In the
.a,struction M and regulate the operation
:, ship canal between lakes Union
.ni Washington and Puget Sound.
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PACIFIC COAST.

PuRT TOWNSEND, May 1.-The news
papers that stood 50 manf1llv for an
increase in the customs force. 50 much
needed to properly enforce the Chinese
restriction law, will he pleased to know
that their efforts were not fruitless.
We learn that an additional customs
officer has been allowed by the Treasury
Department for service in Eastern
Washington, and that j. II. Stitzel,
formerly of Stevens county, has been
appointed to that position. He will be
a mounted inspector at the rate of $50
per diem, and will do duty at or near
Fort Colville for the better enforcement
of the Chinese restriction law and the
collection of duties.
Lieut.. Benham. late of the United
States revenue cutter Corwin, has ar
Ied at Port Townsend and will join
the wolcot,. taking she place lately va
Gated by Lieut.. Cook.
The sharon Case.
SAN Francisco, May LIN the Sharon
divorce case today, the disappearance
of the letter from Sharon to Miss Hill.
in which he acknowledged his indebt-
ednsss 10 her in the sum of $500, was
entered on Plaintiffs attorney stated
that the document WAS i'll Miss Hills
house when Miss Bracket left it, and
that possibly she took it. Miss Hill
said that the last time she saw the paper
was the evening before Miss Bracket
left her. they having quarreled. Miss
Bracket WAS called, and denied know
ing about the paper since she had last
seen it in the court room. The exam
ination Of letters and other papers was
then resumed by experts Hyde and
Hickox.
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Mr Geo. Dsniker has purchased the
photograph gallery of Peterson Bros.
gu Front street. de will take possession
on Monday, April l4;h, and Will cor
tiuue BUSH ess 1t tue place uow occu-
pied. Charges for work will lot be
changed. All the old negatives will bo
retained. AID any p-tssn wishing dupli.
Gates can accounted "a q. Iae pub.
Tic are res, s"iu.iy invI,. & 10 coptin ne
their patrs mage. apl2
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HAT DEPARTMENT.

Youths children the approved styles W
is usur ased n west.
all fn fpm thereby
and e
te of all our
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.uy AND WEEkLA

,,.,ssional cards, 81 per month t,f f'T ron one
u.h an shi . cents line for one week. and
- cents iils psd yerti-ing. 81 al inch for
Con'hfs and 81 an inch per uIon-h
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NOTICE..

STEAMER GEORGE +. STARR WILL
- leave Tacoma on the evening OF May
lst and Seattle the following morn nz. al
10 a a.. for New Westminster. calling at
Port Townsend and san Juan Island
For freight or pa s-sage apply on board.
@3 G. r.. CLtNCEN. Agent.
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FOR SALE.

a DOUBLE TWO-S TORY HOUSE,
~ Is rooms closets psntrys. good well
of wster. spend,d view Of bay price.
S3ip Twelfth street between Plnmmer
and Charles. apS9 imyla
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WAN r Ed,

ITO rRA ADE A FINE YOKE OF BULLS.
well broke and handy. OF town lots,
for two a. st class " mich cows. Apply
- lapl3 q. G. PhINNkN + Co.
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WE CAN SAVE 1T FOR YOU
THE Acknowledged LEADERS

Clothing
below
style Of the taios perfect fitting respect the styles
Albert They $35
10. PRICE $25
individual
splendid middle weight cork
trimmed the
ribbed weights
styles We effect big saving $50 Suits the price outside
$685.
and all
*lS
Casfmees Cheot
Suits will *S
idle he Francisco xl2
$S 80 line staple all the round TOkLAS SIN
for the emoney. $2
line Of
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,ou WEEK y:

Iona, cards 81 per month FOR one
pro'esssisoiIss1l si amer month for one-half inch.
och- shd % :, ceh a line for one insertion.
.ud 3 censs a : adver using, 81 per inch for
c,f'iile.t5oloa .5ao and s2 per month.
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TO LET.

HoUSE WITH NINE ROOMS, TO A
II respectable family. Inquire al
CHAS NAHEE'S leWelry tore. ap3O
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.niLhoAD DrscRlMI>,r,ox ,no,ha,
coms >, iaii'oAu discrimination has
cite so.' .sn'' Under tie \ prtheru Pa
this .;,uuIe, immiAr,hi fare. from
fes,s,, 70 Lincoln. Nebraska. was $50.
etss. geutlemau went TO tur-
"rais. Tickets when lie found that a
of az nae taken pIace to The extent
fars -, nom WAila Walla making the
TIE d. lhe party will 40 East via
rim;.soa Short Lane. inis is dis
rsion with Il venbeauce.-W. ~.
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pound tooaeco r, duced 10 20 cents for
qcsns,p a2s. Can nil orders for All,
Gi.s,s hited {. +. SlONE.
f,sn.; id iubs eco ret,,led AT San
's" Wholesale prices. aoey
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.ovea1IslMc RATES
vOR DAILY:
FOR DAILY:

,al cards. 81 per month ,or one
posessiu % 'nnn,h FOR one-haJf inch.
|, sch and g. pen,s line for one insertion.
Locals, ~ IT, for six insertions, and ~
,,n,s iIbe II iady,rtisemen's. 81 cents an
Comnlesi esi''.e,,1on. $40 an incA for six
l,eh one his =, an inch for 10 weeks, $40
Issr:ioissI and So per month
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DENVER. May l.-Over 200 men en-
ployed IN tn. Union Pacific machine
shops. freight houses and round houses
struck this morning against the reduc
tiou in salaries of from 10 to Ii per
cent ordered by General Manager Clark
of Omaha yesterday. The men are de
termined, but no violence is anticipated.
1t is stated that the strike will extend TO
all the Cnion Pacific lines In Colorado.
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DR.. Prices dental rooms, 7Di1 From
,trert de2O 81
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The Emcct Of Com petition.

New Yo9k, Nav 1.-The Western
Union Telegraph today ordered re-
duc,ion of ~ to 10 per cent on rates to
prominent poiats of the south and west.
All night messages To points as far west
As Kansas City will be forwarded at the
rate of IL cents for ten words and cent
for each additional word. There will
b. no change IN the tariff in the stern
IaessaCes.
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Sn Amcriran Dy nayniicr.

DENVER, Nav l.-Shortly before mid
night last night bomb with An ignitcd
fuse. containing six pounds of giant
powder. was thrown apoa the porch OF
the Crawford House at Colorado springs.
shattering the doors and wind VS. of
the hotel and neiehs,orhood. 1t Is sup
posed the ac, WAS directed by some sa
loonist against the proprietor of the
house who has been very active in the
suppression of the liquor traffic III the
town.
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CoIUM
FRESH FUEL
TIL S w ID ID K
SAN FRANCISCO STORE.
A QUESTION TO THE POINT:
the all
why that theirs
MINDS AS TO THE GENUINENENN OF
OUR GOODS?

the
gratulae continue
But to the really
phaticaly
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NEw YORK. Nav l.-tIovernmeutS
weaker; share speculation opened firm
and higher this morning; prices ad-
vanced !. toll. per cent. Active shares
were all higher on account of the re-
duction IN foreign exchange. Central
Pacific rose to 81. North Western 10 HIS
and II. Paul to 81. In the last hour OF
business the market WAS rntavor ably
affected bv the announcement that the
Western urion Telegraph Company had
ordered reduction III rates TO tie
principal southern points. of /. to 30
Der cent Ii WAS also rumorvd that the
Eniau Pacific employees would strike
against the cut In wages Just ordered.
The room was flooded with besrish re-
ports. Western Union broke to 6ols
and Union Pacific To 81. Northern Pa
cific preferred fell off 10 49As Central
Pacific to 49>,. Quincy To l2ls.. and
NORTH Western TO il2'a. The market
left Oft feyerish and We K. Compared
with Yesterday. closing Jvlces are per
cent. lower for LacAawll.la, for Den
yer. C-n,rl PacIfi, aud Missouri Pa
clfic, 5, for Jersey City, Is for Read
ING, = for Union Pacific. and =. for
| Western Union.
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To Face Sullivan.

CHIcAao, Nav L." Parson Davies
has accepted Snllivan's challenge. Of
fering 20 give any man $1,000 and the
receipts of the exhibition who will stand
b, fore him for foar rounds. aud will
put Jem Good against the champion.
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CISCISNArI. May l.-M,yor Stephens
telcgraphed this morning from YIN
cenues, Ind, to his Secretary To permit
no sparring or sluggiug matches ON the
Sabbath. This is Intend To prohibit
the proposed exhibition John l.. Sui
liyan