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ARUal
B. f. LINCOLN,
Attorney at Inc.

AItvfeV az INC.
A DMINISrEATRIX'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ BY virtue Of an order and decree OF the Probate
Court Of Ia Sale county, inUis made on the petition
of the undersigned, Nellie Smell, administrative
de bOnis nan of the estate Of Philip Smell
deceased for leave 10 sell the real estate of said de
ceased, It the December term, A. ID. rs 3. Of said
court, TO witt the 2ith day Of December 1875 shall
on the lat day ~ February next, between the hours
of ten O'Clock In the forenoon and four O'Clock in the
afternoon OF said day sell at public sale at the south
door of the county court house in the city Of Ottawa
wit:
The east half Of the northwest quarter OF section
twenty seven; and the east halt OF the southwest quar-
ter of said section twenty all in township thirty
three morrill, range two east of the third principal me
rdan, subject however to a mortgage and other en'
thereon. aud subject also 10 dover right there OF
the v idow OF said Philip SELL deceased, in Ia sale
county Illinois the following terms, 10 wit Cash On
confirmation OF sale by the court.
Dated this s9h day Of December A. ID. 1855
NELLIE SMELL
jan2+w Administrative OF Philip Smell deceased.
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WHirMG.-Niss Lillian Whiting, of Tiskil.
wa literary editor Of the Boston Traccier
stands desoryelly high in the ranks Of Amer
lean journalism AMI her native village is, as
it ought to he proud Of one whose abilities
are receiving recognition in the cultured
Hub
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CLARENCE GRIGGS,

ElNAL sErrLEMENT-EsTATK oy RoBRRr
WADE, DEC'D.-NOtice If hereby given TO Ill per
interested in d estate. that the undersigned, ad
minlsrator with will annexed Of the estate Of said Rob
crt Wade deceased, will appear before the Probate Ceurt
of the county Of Ia Sale and state OF Illinois, at the
County Court House In Ottawa in said county, on Mon
day, the 18th day Vt February 1886 for the purpose
of rendering account OF h- p.oceednIH IN the ad-
minisratiOn Of said estate for the fnai settlement
Dated at Ottawa, this Ith day Of January lSsG
JAMES SEN ron,
ATTEST: A. 7. BARrKLS Administrator
Clerk Probate Court La Sale Co, Ill. jan9-3w
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STArE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE Cow
- TY-ss n ne Circuit Court Of Ia SAFE county
IU.JdHadry Tenn, 1884.
James T. Smith and Dennine Smith, partners. &c .
"a lri,a, Smihs Sons 4 Co., w. Michael EleIcher-Ar
tlchtIent IN aM.
Public Notice II hereby gwen 10 you, the sad Michael
Fletcher, that writ Of attachment In aid OF suit
law has been sued out OF the office ~ the clerk OF the
circuit Court OF said county OF la Sale. ~ the sut Of
the SAID James T. smith et NJ and against the estate of
you, the said Michael Fletcher for two hundred and
hltytour dollars besides Interest directed to The Sher
III OF SAID county 10 execute, which sad wit has been
returned by said sheriff executed IN connection with
other writs of attachment issued ont of said
against said defendant, returnablt 10 said term and
winch were levied upon the goods and ChAttss VI said
defendant and by which return said defendant IN not
found in said county and the SAID plaintiffs James
Smith ct al, have filed al affidavit that the said Michael
Fletcher Ii nonresident of the state OF Illinois
Now, unless yOu the said HlclIacl Fletcher, shall
personally be and appear before the Circuit Court OF
said county at term thereof tn bc holden at Ottawa
IN said county, commencing on the second Monday IN
the month OF January H. lss6 give special bail and
plead 10 said action Judgment win be entered against
yun in favor OF d plaintiff and the property attached
sold Ia satisfy the same. with costs
WILLIAM ". TAYLOR Clerk.
Ottawa Illinois, January tn, .S6
DUNCAN q OCOsoR, PLAINTIFF httys. JAMS
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Ottawa. Illinois, Jan 9TH, 1886.
DUNCAN UCoNoR, PLAINTIFF Ats.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE CoUNrN-ss. IN
- the CaclI COuTI u Ia SaiIe county, IL" JGH4d'H
Term, 1885.
Morris Barrie and Martin Bsrbe, partners, &c, ss
Barbe Bros rs Michael Fletcher Attachment N dtd
Public notice is hereby given you, the said Michael
Fletcher. that writ OF attachment in aid or snlt al
law has been sued out OF the Office OF the clerk or h
Circuit Court of aid county of Ia Sale, az the suit Of
the said Morris BarDe and Martin Barbe partners, &C.
BArbe Bros and aga Ds the estate OF you the SAID
Michael Fletcher, for thousand and eight and 2olOp
doara besides interest directed TO the sheriff OF ssd
county which said writ has been returned
by said shpriR executed by levy upon the goods and
chaes Of said defendant and the said plaintiffs. Nor
rs Bar he ct al have led affidavit that the said de
PENDANT Michael Fletcher, Is nonresident OF the state
OF Illinois. en-, 49,,
Now. uncss you the said Michael Fletcher. shaI!
personay be and appear before the Circuit Court of
said count al aterm thereof To be holden at OTTAWA, IN
s.id county commencing on the second Monday IN tht
month of January 1885, give special ball and plead,
10 said action Judgment VIII he entered against you IL
favor OF the said plaintiffs and the property attached
sold to satisfy the same with costs. . 80,
VIII LIAM W. TAYLOR CLERK.
Ottawa, Ilhnnla Jan eth. 1850.
4. (Fg.At,
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DUNCAN d O'CONoR.
Attorneys az Lac.

CTATIc Or II<I>ITcIss,L Ia SALE Co
- SIS, In The rUc'UG Court 81 La sake cOun1B
H.. January Term, 1856.
isaac Greensfelder, SigisnRnd Florsheim, John Tell
ing and Rudolph Rosenhal, partners &C, ah Greens
fielder Rosenthal d Co., us Michael Flecher.-Asiach
HieHt in ait. ..
Public notice is hereby given TO you, the said Michael
Fletcher that writ OF attachment In au OF SUIT AZ
Law has been sued out of the office Of the Clerk OF tht
Circuit Court of said county OF La Sale NJ the suit O
the said Isaac Greensclder ct al and against The estate
of SAID Michael Fletcher for hundred and seventy
seven and $500 dollars Decides interest directed 20 The
Sheriff of said county execute which said writ has
been returned ny said sheriff executed, In connection
witt other wrts OF attachment Issued out OF said court
against said defendant returnahe TO said term, an
which levied upon the goods and chatels OF said
defendant and by which return said defendant is moi
found in said county; and the said plaintiffs, Isaac
Greenselder ct al have 6led affidavit that he said
defendant Michael Fletcher, Is nonresident OF The
state of Illinois.
Now unless you the said Michael Fletcher, shall
personally he and appear before the Circuit Court o
said county AT term thereof to be holden AZ Ottawa
in SAID county commencing on the second Monday IN
the month Of January 1885, give special ball and
plead said action, Judgment Will be entered against
you in favor OF the said plaintiff and the property AZ
tached sold 10 satisfy the SANE, with costs. 80
WILLIAM W. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Ottawa. InnOis Jan 1th, 1886.
DUs,As & O'C0SoR. PlsHtIifs' Attys. jaus
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Ottawa. Illinois, January ith, 1880
DUNCAN q O'CONoR. plaintiffs Attys jams

GrATE OF ILLINOIS, Is SALE CousTY,-ss. In
- ne CiyrM court Of LI SAFE COHHta, IHUOis, jan
uGrV Term, iSS6.
John II Abel Joseph Bach and Henry Fitzgerald,
partners, &c. Abel. BACK and Fitzgerald Michael
FlcTchrr.--IftdcknrHt IN, itd
Public nstice Is here ~ given 10 you. the said Michael
Fletcher that writ Of attachment IN AID Of suit ~
law has been sued of the Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit CoHrt OF said Cnunry OF Ia sale. NJ the suit Of
the John II. Abe et AL. and against the estae %
you, the said Michael Fletcher, for two hundred and
furtysven and jS00 dollars besides Interest directed
TO the Shevt OF said county 10 execute, which said
writ has been returned by said Sher Il executed IN
connection with other wrts of attachment issued out
of I'D curt against said defendant rcturDabe 10 said
tern. and which were levied upon the goods and chat
tcls Of said defendant and by which etHrn said defend
ant is not found In said county and the said pantrs
John H. Abel 1T al, have hlcd an affidavit that The sad
defendlnt Michael Fletcher, Is nonresident OF the
State Of Illinois.
Now unless you, the said Michael Fletcher. shall per
sunay b+ appear before the Circuit CourI OF said
county at term thereof, 10 be holden at Ottawa In
said amy commencing the second Monday in the
month of January a. u. 1876. give special bail and
plead to said acriOn Judgment will be entered against
you in favor Of The said plaintiff and The property AT
Sached sold 20 SATISFY the same. with costi.
WILLIAM W. TAYLOR, CLERK.
Ottawa. Illinois. Jan. 9TH, 1886.
ny,n. A plaiu
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, L. SALE CougrY-ss IN
~ The ChttH court ~ Ia SAFE COahtV. H., January
term 1881.
John V. Farwcn, Charles y Farwell, John X. Har-
mon, John r. Chumascrn and John V. Fgrwcli, jr..
partners, &c, a. John V. tarwcl Il Co, vs. Michael
Fletcher AIckHttRt ii1 itL
Public Notice Is hereby gwen 20 You the said Michael
Fletcher that writ of attachment in aid of suit AT
law has bean sued out of the office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Cuu-t of said county Of Ii sale at the suit Of
the el John V. Farwell ct al, and against the estate
of yuu. the said Michael Fletcher. for i've hundred
and hrty eight and 52lC0 dollars besides interest. di
rected 10 the sheriff of said county To execute which
said has been returned by said sheriff executed in
connection with other Wrlts Of attachment issued out
OF said court against SAID defendant rrtErHAhc %
said term, and which levied upon the goods and
Ctattcls Of said defendant and by which return said
defendant is not found in said county, and the plain
tits .lohn v Farwc II al. have died an affidavit that
the said defendant. Michael Fletcher, Nonresident
OF the state of Illinois.
Now unless yUu, the said Michael Fletcher, shall
personally be and appear before the Cir 'ut Court OF
said county At term thereof 70 b. holden IN Ottawa
in said county. commencing on the second Monday in
the month If January H. 1885, give special bail and
plead TO sad action Judgment Will be entered against
you favor Of the said plaintiff and the property at
taChcd sold to satisfy the same, with costs.
WILLIAM ". TAYLOR Clerk.
Ottawa. Illinois, January ith, 1880.
DUNCAN 4 OCUSoR. flaintlffs Attys. Jams
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STATE or ILLINOIS. LAs,LLR CuuYTy-ss.-in
tvTn. l$G
Milton II. Wilson, llugh X WILSON and Elijah G. VII.
son, partners as Wilson Bros, VA Michael Fletcher
Attachment IN Ak
Pubic Notice hereby given 10 YOU the said Michael
Fletcher that Writ Of AT achnent III aid Of suit Al
law has been sued out of the office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court OF said comfy Of La sale the sut OF
the said Milton H. Wilson, Hugh X Wilson and Eli sh
e. wilson partners SC, and against the estate OF
NE said Michael Fletcher for three hundred and forty
dOrs. besides lntcres directed 10 the Sheriff of said
county 10 execute which said writ has been returned
by said sheriff executed by levy upon the goods and
chhttcls OF said defendant and the said plaintiffs hay.
nled an affidavit that the said defendant. Michael
Fletcher, II non resident of the state Of Illinois
Now, unless You, the said Michael Fletcher shall per
sonay he and appear before the Circuit Court of said
county az a term thereof TO be holden NJ Ottawa IN
said county commencing the second Monday in the
mon OF January D. 1885, give special bail and plead
Ia said action Judgment VIII be catered against You IN
favor Of the said plaintiff. and the property attached
sold 10 satisfy the same. with costs.
WILLIAM w TAYLOR CLERK.
Ottawa, Illinois January ,th. lSsS.
DUNCAN UCoNoE, PLAINTIFF Auye. jams
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DUNCAN & O'CONoR.
A.iOrHeps Lac.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, l., sALLs CousTY--ss. Ia
~ ne GiTcatl C0urt " IL SgHt County, H., Jdau,
drV Il rm, liSH.
Herman V,geler aud rrsncs Gendtner. part ners, BE-
NJ VOgclcr d Geudtncr, VI. Michael kiechcrd..ach.
rnFrt ~ ih
Public notice II hereby given 10 you, the said Michael
flethef that Wrlt OF Attachment In AID Of u suit ~
law hA been sued out Of the Office " the Clerk VI the
Circuit Court OF said county II la Sale 1.-THE suit OF
the said Herman VOg,1er Il al and against the estate
az you the sad Michael Fletcher, for eght, eight
and SlIO dollars besides Interest directed 20 The
Shcrlu or -au county Ia exc, ute, which sad writ hs
been returned by sald Sheriff executed In connection
WIN other write Of attachment hsued ont Of said
court against said defendant returnabe - said term
and which were eyied upon the goods and chatels Of
said defendant and by which return said defendant Is
NOT found ~ eald county, an. the plain fs, Herman
Nogctr ct al have fes, affidavit that the SAID defend
AM Michael Fletcher " onresiGent Of the state of
Illinois.
Now unhss y0u. the said Michael Fletcher. shall
personally he and appear before the Circuit Court OF
SAID county ~ term thereof 10 he holden ut ottawa In
said coNniyc commencing on the Second Monday In the
month Or january 1856 give special bail and plead 10
sald action, Judgment viii be entered against Won in
favor OF the saii plaintiff and the property attached
sold 10 satisfy the same. with costs.
WILLIAM ". TAYLOR Clerk.
Ottawa, Illinois, January ith. l "a.
DUNCAN OCoSoR. PiaintifYs' Attys JAMS
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-01-20

pavement, and seriously injured herself.
Mrs. Ted Finch, of Cleveland, is visit.
ing friends In town.
The ice men are very busy getting in
ice for the coming summer. A very fair
article is being obtained.
Mary A. Livermore will speak at the
Opera House on Tuesday evening, Febru.
ary 2nd. Subject, "Superiuous Woman" ;"
Admission, 35 and 30 cts. On sale al
Lord & Eldred's bookstore.
Mr.. s. W. Belding, who has gone to Cal.
ifornia, has purchased one Of the fastest
yachts on the Pacific coast. and is run.
ming excursions out of San Diego.
A branch of the Working Mems Trade
Unions has been established here, which
includes the cigar.makers, shear men,
screw and tap-makers, and other men EN-.
ployed in the manufactures here. If run
in an intelligent and unprejudiced way,
1t will be good thing for the members.
The recent scandalous developments
that have come to light here, have raised
howl among the dear papas and nam
mas, who have allowed their children tc
run the streets at night, and now they are
locking the barn after the horse is stolen
If some of the caution now exercised, had
been taken before, the scandal would have
been averted. Moral; Keep your boys and
girls home at nights. G. q. L.
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VIM. Thoma as, a Iittle daughter.

VIM. Thomas, little daughter.
Mr.. Jones, OF Royalton, was in town
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith, of Michi.
gan, are visiting relatives in town.
A large crowd attended the club dance
last Friday night.
Mr.. Johnnie Minger, Of Massillon, is Wis
iting in town.
Mrs. Nonens and myself fwere agreeably
surprised last Monday evening, by the ap-
pearance Of 80 many Of our young friends
Hope you all enjoyed yourselves. Come
again.
Dolph Spitzer, OF Chatham, was fined
IS and costs by our city fathers, for riding
his horse on the sidewalk.
Although we did not hear from the side
walk stampers Of Huntington, through the
ENTERPRISE, yet we received letter from
the boys mothers, which makes 1t all sat.
isfactory
DIED-At the residence Of her daughter,
Mrs. q. H. Stone, at Litchfeld, Medina
county, o., Tuesday, Jan 9th, 1886, Mrs.
Mary A. Noble, in the 18th year OF her
age Mrs. Noble was one Of the pioneers
OF the Western Reserve. She was born
in Watertown, Litchfeld county, Connec-
ticut. She, with her husband, IL. X. No
BILE, moved TO Ohio, about fifty years ago,
the journey being performed with an OK
team, where she endured the hardships
incident 10 frontiers life, with great en-
ergy and perseverance. She was con-
sistent member OF the M. L. Church over
torty.five years Her illness was OF short
duration. She arose Monday morning and
ate breakfast with the family. AT about
4 p. m, Tuesday, she died Of pleuropneu-
monia The funeral services were con.
Quoted by Rev. Foshay, and the remains
we're deposited in the vault at this place.
She leaves two sons and one daughter.
Mrs. G. H. Stone, e. B. Noble, who lives
here, and W. w. Noble, Of Berea, o.
NoNENs.
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ROCHESTER,.
January 10, 1885

Warmer.
The cheese factories have finished put
ting up their supply Of Ice for the coming
seasons use.
Our genial P. NJ. has rugged the posi-
Office all over and we now think we have
daisy Of an office.
The little daughter of II. Bradford is
sick.
Rev. G, NJ. Knapp is holding series o.
meetings at the NJ. Z. church.
NJ. Rick has bought farm In Virginia
where he will soon move with his family.
A subscription is being taken up to put
down a sidewalk In the north part Of the
village.
No, Echo, we did not take our thermom.
eter to bed with US but left II hanging
to the limb Of pear tree and II got awful
cold.
For the benefit Of G. L. B. we would say
that the poetical inspiration never got
hold Of us TO any great extent, but II too
many poets spring up here, We will send
them to Dakota where undoubtedly they
can become preachers or fill some other
such responsible position In life that they
could not fill here, on account OF not pos.
sessing sufficient ability.
We wonder which will ultimately make
the most trouble to the Nation, the Nor.
mon or the Penfeld trouble; and from the
number of stars we would suppose there
would be the place for class In amateur
astronomy TO locate.
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SULLIVAN.
January 18th, 1886.

January 18th, 1885.
In our last paragraph In the article Of
two weeks ago the word amid was printed
and, and In another place the initials y.
L. were substituted for w. L. The iault
we believe rests with rs and we will try
TO write palmer In the future.
Joe. johnson Is sick with the typhoid
fever; DIR. A. j. Smith attends him.
Miss Mary Ingraham is also sick.
j. b. Smith has located here as minister
for the Disciples, and his humble piety
united with the earnestness and intelligence
OF his family bespeak for them the cordial
fflot,dsltip and support Of the community
Mrs. Elliot Mann Is visiting her son, ].
L. Mann, In Massillon, Ohio.
The Literary Is steadily improving and
we hope TO bring II to greater success by
the renewed earnestness of Its workers
Mr.. Frank Holbrook and vile with
their daughter Miss Nellie Holbrook have
removed from their farm in this place and
located In Ashland we regret 10 lose them
from our village but wish them success
and prosperity in there new home.
Duo.
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PENFIELD.
January 18th, 1886.

January 18th, 1886.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Andrews returned
from the East Saturday last.
Mr.. R. B. Krebs, of Fremont, O., spent
Sunday in town with his many old
friends.
Mr.. Walter Dalgleish, of Gratiot coun-
ty, Mich, has been spending a few days
with friends and relatives in town.
Mr.. A. J. Ellitt, of Alliance, Ohio, spent
last week with his brother.ln-law, Rev. j.
L. Philips.
The meetings continue with good sue
cess, and the influence is felt all through
the town.
Miss Flora Philips is visiting friends in
Clyde, D.
More long.nosed folks, who attend u
other peoples business, come to the front
and now we expect the law will show
them their place. Now, these breeders
Of disturbance" had better get q "half-fa
ticket" and "go west"
LONE STAR.
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HUNTINGTON.

January. IL, 1885.
The meetings still continue at the M. E.
church; the interest seems to be increas.
ing; good many have arisen for prayers
few have found the Savior precious to
their souls. There will be meetings all
this week.
Mrs. DIR. Lee is not so well; she Is not
able TO sit up or to see callers
Mrs. Nail, Of Mansfield, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs G. w. Dawson.
Cora Rogers has been home from school
two weeks suffering with her face. She
hopes to return this week.
Nathan Chapman's two sons, w. Q. and
G. A., spent Sunday at home.
"Where ignorance is bliss, tits folly TO be
wise" is what we thought when we saw a
young man take a woman out sleigh-rid.
ing when her husband was at home TAX
ing care Of the baby for her TO go 10 church.
Will Smith shipped car load OF sheep
East last week.
Very smooth wheeling on the center
road.
Elder Meyer, pastor of the Baptist
church, is assisting Mr.. Dawson in his
meetings.
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January 1S, 1886.


Mrs Ada Finkle is visiting her parents
In Onnge.
Mr.. w. Miner, OF Burlingame, Kansas,
Is visiting his parents in this place.
Mrs. Lee has had another relapse and IS
now in a very critical condition.
The Rev. Mr.. Meyer, Of Cleveland, ad-
dressed the people Of the Methodist church
Saturday evening, and will remain this
week TO assist the Rev. @. w. Dawson in
his work here.
Mrs. Addie Lang spent few days with
her sister. .in-law in Wellington, Mrs. Y.
Pierce, who Is an invalid.
Last Friday as Mr.. Sam White, NJ. and
d. Leininger, L. Kelsey and l.. Gum
were working In the woods together, Mr..
White had the misfortune to lose his
pocketbook containing eleven dollars (;
also letter addressed to him. He did
not miss II until he had returned home; i
being evening he decided to wait until
morning to look for II. When daylight
came Il was raining quite hard, but Sam
started forth 70 look for his lost treasure,
remaining out the greater part OF the day
In the wet and cold, but all 10 no good.
On his way home he stopped at the store
Of A. ]. Burrell, when Mr., Gum told him
II he would give him twenty-five cents he
would give him his pocketbo0k he hav.
ing found Il the day before. Query: why
did he not deliver L to It's lawful owner
before. M
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CAMDEN.
N. o. NAME.

Junualf lolui loOV'
We are still on the move.
We have had blizzard and mud, and
now good roads.
Many improved what little snow we did
have, by hauling logs and wood.
No services at the Baptist church for
the past two Sundays, Oh the account Of
the absence Of the pastor, and the bad
weather.
VIM. Ellis has sold his interest In the
meat market TO A. Davis, and has hired
out TO firm in New London, and has
moved to that place. About thirty friends
gathered at his late residence, on last
Tuesday night, and spent pleasant even-
ing, all wishing him success. "What is
our loss, is New London's gain"
MARRIED-At Florence, Erie county,
o., on Wednesday, January 18th, 1886, by
Rev. Mr.. Steaves, Mr.. L. j. Darby, OF
Camden, TO Miss Belle Carter, Of Flor
ence, Ohio. They have our best wishes
for the future. Mr.. Darby has rented Lc-
vi Roods farm for the coming year.
Mr.. Alfred Squires and family, Of Elyria,
are visiting relatives at this place.
There was gathering OF about TWEEN.
ty or thirty invited guests at Sam Whit
ney's on Saturday evening. A good time
is reported.
w. M. Manderville is on the sick list.
Jerry Cuykendall has rented the house
on M. N. Hills upper-place.
Services at the Baptist church, Tuesday
and Thursday evenings of this week.
There are several boys Ia this locality
who were hunting on n large scale last
week, and they went Home highly elated
with their prizes--thrce wild geese
But the boys dropped their heads wher
Mr.. ]. Kemp politely informed them he
would like to shave n little pay" for thret
Of his geese, that had sirayed into th,
fields during the last storm, and which
the boys had mistaken for wild geese
Look out for ducks, boys
Jamie.