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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-05-12

An adjourned meeting Of the council
convened in the new chamber, Tuesday
exening, May 18th. There were present,
Mayor w. r. Wean, Clerk r. N,
Goodwin, Councilmen Hemenway, Johns,
Lang, d. p. and Jas. Sheldon; 7. Kirk be.
ing out of town. Minutes Of last meeting
read and approved. A petition was pre-
sented, signed by one hundred and TWEEN
ty.one citizens, praying for the couscil to
prohibit the owners, agents or lessees from
using frame building situated on the
north side of Liberty street, near the Bee
Line depot as a storage house for phos
phate. A resolution was offered by MIR
D. p. Sheldon and carried, iorbidding the
building to be used for such purposes al
ter five days, and the Clerk was instructed
to inform the parties named, as aforesaid
of same. Darwin Battle, having declin
ed to serve as street commissioner, unles'
he could be assured a salary Of $3.50, MIR
VIM. Serage was appointed road supervis
or at a salary OF $175 per day for the time
actually employed A sidewalk, six feel
wide, was ordered laid on the east side oi
Main street, commencing at the North
west corner of A. G. COUGHS lot, thence
north TO north end of park. 5. +. Black
presented bill of $500 for table furnish
ed for fire department-referred to com
mittee on finances.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-05-12
cheap Excursions to Georgia.

We are pleased to announce to our read
ers that the Bee Line-C, c., G. IL /. Ry
has arranged for series of cheap ex
Cursions to Georgia, with view TO bring
ing her wonderful agricultural resource:
prominently before the public. Rates Al
less than half fare for the round trip will
DE made. Tickets to be good going on
specified trains Of May 3lst, June 1st and
2nd, and will be good to return at pleas
ure within 80 days from date of sale
This will be the last opportunity of the
kind, and many rich bargains in lands will
DE offered TO those who may desire 70
take advantage Of them. II for nothing
but rest and recreation, the trip can well
be afforded. Gentlemen who have made
agricultural in Georgia special study,
and who are personally acquainted with
her choicest farming districts, will accom-.
pany the party from Cincinnati and Chat
tanooga, and will be pleased TO give relia.
BILE information, as we'll as render any as.
sistance within their power. Special ho-
tel rates have been secured and arrange.
ments for passing the time proftably, as
we'll as pleasantly, have not been over
looked We predict large and success
ful excursion. Full information can be
had Of all ticket agents of the G., C., G. &
l. Ry. or d. q U. Ry. g. r
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-05-12
1Ths Western Reserve Fair Circuit.


The meeting of representatives from
no;ghborinr Agricultural Societies, which
was called by the Wellington Society to
meet here MAY 4th, was attended by dele
gates from Medina, Norwalk, New London,
1rryille and Wellington. At this meeting
il was unanimously resolved to organize
an association known as The western
Reserve Fair Circuit" and that the men,
bership be limited to Agricultural FAIR
Societies holding fairs in this part OF ONO.
Further,
THAT, Each Fair Society which be-
comes member of this Circuit shall be
entitled TO but one vote in its delibera-
tions and shall pay its proportion OF eX'
penses necessary to maintain this organi'
zation.
"TnAT, Its officers shall be a President
and Secretary, who shall he elected at It's
annual meeting in February, for one year.
The following societies were asked tt
become members Of this Association, u
wit; Orrville, New London, Norwalk
Elyria, Medina, Millersburgh and Well
ington. The Secretary was instructed t'
arrange for the admission of other ran
Societies into the Circuit, so, that II posi-
BILE, a fair belonging to this Circuit should
be held on each consecutive week com
mencing about the middle OF August ant
closing about the middle Of October.
w, Y. Ault, of 0rrville, was made Presl
dent and N. Huckins, of Wellington, Sec
retary of this Association for the balance
Of this year.
The Secretary was instructed to sen,
printed copies of the proceedings OF thi
meeting to all societies invited TO join I
and TO such other societies as may hol
their fairs on weeks not occupied by fair
within the circuit. A written notice
the Secretary of the acceptance and adol
tion of these proceedings by any fair scott
ty shall constitute that society memOe
of this Circuit.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-05-12

NEW LONDoN-Rev. L. II. Baker, pas.
tor Of the NJ. Z. church, has rendered his
resignation on account OF ill.health, and
intends going West. e. .Runyan, Of the
Record, can now have chance TO preach
Healyism, provided he can secure some
one 20 write II up for him.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-05-12
Rec line Excursion.

The c. G. G. & I. Ry will run an Ex
cursion TO Cleveland and return May god
'S6. Fare, round trip 7jc. One Parlor
Chair Car will be placed here and those
desiring can secure chairs az 25c each for
round trip. Train will leave Wellington
at9 o'clock A. NJ, returning will leave
Union Depot, Cleveland, at 4:3O p. NJ
See posters Tor further information or call
upon WM. II. FISHER, Agt.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-05-12

NO FERTILIZERS
Rank as high or show as good
analysis as those manufactured
by the Cincinnati Dessicating Co.
These goods are pure and are
guaranteed. For evidence see
Crop Report of the State.
They are for sale by N. HUCKINs & Co.
and G. SAGE & Co., Wellington; e. L.
ROGERS, Sullivan; A. B. HAYES, Penfeld;
GEO. MATCHAM, Pittsfeld; JOHN FAY,
Rochester.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-05-12
Park House.

! The Park House hats been recently re-
fitted In frstclass style. The travelling
public is invited to call before going
elsewhere. Good stable in connection.
Also sample rooms.
II. BARNES, Landlord.
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Sherif's Sale.

COLLIER V. HEMSwAY, In Lorain County, o.,
VS. Court Of Common
Lucy TRIP, ct al. Pleas. Case No. 202g
Order Of sale on foreclosure OF mortgage.
In pursuance Of an order issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas within and for the County Of
Lorain and State Of Ohio, made ut the February
term thepeof A. ID. 1885, and 10 me directed, will
offer for sale at Public Auction at the north door
OF the Court House, In the village Of Eyria on Sat
urday, the i2th day OF June 1886, between the
honrs OF 10 and II O'Clock A. NJ. OF said day the
following described Real Estate, TO wit:
Situated In said county Of Lorain, IN the village
Of Wellington and State Of Ohio, and known as
taken from original lot No. 81, Ibelng village lot
known on plat by Dewolf Block No. 3, lot No. >
and the north half OF No. 9 ont lot Said lot No.
facing Main Street. out 10. contiguous on the
east, No. containing Onefourth ca OF an acre.
No. out lot one.eighth GD OF an acre.
Said premises has been appraised at Six
Hundred GOO) Dollars and cannot sell for less than
twO.thirds OF said appn iHomcot.
Terms Of sale cush on day OF sale.
j. II. DiCKsOS, CALVIN ENSIGN,
Atty for Pl'tf. Sheriff OF Lorain Co., o.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-05-12

WAKEMAH-M o. Van Fleet is held fol
extradition and will be returned to Nor
walk next month. The vote in favor o
the purchase Of monument for the de
ceased soldiers was lost by %.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-05-12

MEDTNA-For once, since the opening
Of the General Assembly, the papers fail
TO note that Senator G. G. COdding spent
two or three days at home last week."
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-05-12

NoRwALK-The high bridge is being
rapidly completed. The twenty-five
hundred circulation man Is remarkably
quiet these days.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-05-12
Notes and Comments.

0BERIIY-The mayor has offered q
large reward for the apprehension of the
incendiaries Of the recent fires.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-05-12
Marringe Licenses.

Marriage Licenses for the week ending
May 10, SO:
Charles Schmiitgen TO Annie Guthman.
Cornelius p Ritter to Mary F. Taylor.
j. G. Newman TO Mabel BaTows.
Everett Whitney TO Nettie Roth.
r. J. McClarey TO Elizabeth Rupert.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-05-12

NORTH AMHERsT-N more fruit can
ming agents have put in an appearance
lately.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-05-12

BEREA-'The natural gas question is
very quiet.
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AMERICAN
INSURANCE. co.

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMNS, January Is, 1850. J
I, HENRY J. REINMUND, Superintendent Of In.
surance Of the State Of Ohio do hereby certify that
the American insurance Company, located AZ New.
ark In the State Of New Jersey, has complied In all
respects with the laws Of this State, relating 10 In
suranee Companies, other than Life, incorporated
BY other States OF the United States and q author
lied 70 transact is appropriate business Of FIRE IN
sURANCE In this Btate, IN accordance with law,
during the current year The condition and business
Of said Company on the thirty first day Of December
Of the year next preceding the date hereof IL shown
by the statement under oath, required by Section 2
Revised Statutes Of Ohio TO be ~ follows:
Aggregate amount OF available Assets .t, ,76l lJ9 "
Aggregate amount OF liabilities, (excopt
caPitall. including Reinsurance 80. 3l6,N2
Amount Of actual paid up Capital..". ao,Go %
surplus l''.'......'...:.....s.s..s'. bN@ "
Amount Of Income for the year IN cash 4s,Ol7 ~
Amount Of Expenditures for the year -
IN chbh f1ooo %
In Witness whereof, ! have hereunto subscribed my
q name, and caused my official Seal 20 be
}SEAL afixed, the day and year first above written.
(@1 HENRY J. REINMUND.
Superintendent Of Insurance
r. W. PoMERoY, Agent at Elyria, o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-03

A FMS Laaos surp.--Ths ssvall
Brothers Of Bath. Maine, have rssslasiy
eompI~ssd the bsildine Of ship lssger
than any Of tbs hundred or more here
tofore s~nt oct BY that great shiryard.
she is ship very sifsilas 20 the john
Roeeufeid, wrecked near victoria last
month. aud h named after another
member Of the sams famiiy--Wiliie Ro-
senfsid. The dinsnsions Of the new
ship, which IL now II san Fraucisoo. are
NEST nebie. the lenrth being as6 fees
By AS hessa. and 1871 depth, ths space
bstseen decks being s.Ts. The main
topmsst hall h no feet frem The deck.
ana each mast sports q skysaii yard.
The frame 10 Of white ash aud the
piankine OF hard pine. copper fasfeosd.
vhefe eyprsss IL laid. The cabin Il one
ar ever seen aassf, the dRishiae being
10 red cherry, paasied and polished an
I'll II IL o. for isdy's bcuSoir. All the
modern improvements In the shsps OF
winchss winalsssess tackles aud panps
are 81 Toe spar deck. and the qasrs~rs
% he fetemast hands N NE fercsassie
ere medsls Of eomfeFt. The Rosenfeidss
measurement IL stsaOs. bat her in.
nterse holds will caatsin over $40 tsas
OF cargo, ~ was proven by her voyage
from BALTIMORE. The THO Vac made In
Is days, vita cargo Of Ssss snus Of
coal aed So tons Of iren castings. con
sszned 10 John koxrufeld, one u the
rrinsipai owners. and whess late 500 hiss
. Handsome manamsnt In The nanine
Of TIE ship after hin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-03

Ooaads keeps mp . very rsspestAbls
niliiasy organization. and ons thas y
growing from pear 70 year. The appse
psi.tioss for he noanted poltos. sbo
10 service in The fadixn country. ere
t713,oo0 for fhls year, or ti0o.ouo more
team 10 1855. The militia Of The Do
minisn vii est ! t.sso, GO ths ysar. In
csss cf need Canada can tnfn oas 81
short notice . strong army, ons that
would make ITSELF fsls severely By IN
vadinR snsmies- 4 hundred thousand
nsn oouid b. eot sndsr arms in thirty
dAys. and double that number IN six
nosshs. Canada Also Possesses the BE-
ginning Of nasy. a halt dozen small
vssssls, much OF the eharactcx OF our
ovn fsvsnus cutters and lighthonss
tenders. The expense on this account
y slso Increasing continually. several
nsv vssssIs vii be added this year. The
honds that connect the Dsminion With
Great Britain are loossning ali the time
II h tbs policy Of sAs home country "a
make Canada self dependent, and this
result has besn ell bat accomplished. A
quarter Of esnsary ego Canada sosi
ths British Government great deal Of
moHsy. which then kept an army In shs
provinces. aud spent there millions Al
dollars every year. A few hundred
thousand dollars viii nov pay the . hols
bill. Canada nov has her own Rsvefn.
ment wholly in her own hands. With The
exception Of diplomatic service, eourI
flass appeal. appointment Of Govsrnoi
General. and a mere shadow OF military
and naval occupancy. sesn only At Hall
fax. Quebec and Esquimsll. shosld
progress In ihis direction be continued
~ 10 The past, Canada v,ll vsry soon
be practically, II mot actually. an hide
psn2ent nation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-03

fHE CoLrmna RgvKa SAINoS FEsn-
sst.-fiklre the prizes foe sslmoa is al
Interesting aaa exessins event every
srries al Astoria. The ashsrmen meet
and decide whss they shall reqa ~.
The meetiae has iass bern held. Il was
reported ~ lhe ueetins thAs aAa esn-
nesyfssn hsd said they coslh not sffard
20 pay mere than 80 ~ 81 cents lisa
this year which The Hshsrmen declare
h Hot snoneh. A masiaa wss made
thai tie Price OF ask - sct a 20 and 80
cents PEE ash. discussion Of witch vAs
followed hs an sneedment maktas she
prizes - and ~ e@nss rer ash. whieh 30.
declared ansnimcasiy carried. A mo
ticn sas thea made and ananimaaxis
carried that - Tar ss tAis .eascn wss
eone~rn<1. there shoald be ne assre
strikes and ne naare meetings w d<hss-
uaea. aaa that eash hsh~rnsn shaala so
hsms and not 80 near The cAnnefy ms n
nnsfi they we're s~es FOR by tie cxnnefs
men. There ss chance for troahss IN
thts easfarsa tais ssasen- tie market
fos canned sNlman - xesk snA prizes
are teu. The partial exclasien az abe
Chtaess vii add - Toe coss % saa pre-
pared tat. and ros eoraes q assuama
for the price above nsmea. pfacs nsaeh
hishsr shsa taAi u TIE average q tho
rsss leo years
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-03

ExzeRs-fhs lac pzbt<hea by a.
Yesterday dividing The Territory inie
Judicial districts and axsaR the serus e.
cc9rts. eantAlaea several ersoes nuas
taken By ne fsom he Sesossne krexSass.
vhscs gave 4 - TIE iss eascted ~ sAs
iass Legislature. lassezd 81 an enacted
rsessase. y uss siznpiy a cepy 81 tie
hiii - exassnslis tatFedases. ssd WALSH
wss ksseudsd II aan6sF Of partsea
tara A eafrecs list II iesuns and plserx
sppesfs elsewhere 10 tAss pages.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-03

THE PORT ORCHARD H0oL
L house. with the real estats b slonsinG
thereta. Large hone. consaiainS three
an I woodheussl she ten 3 - 81 iand =
spierdidly located. ~ Dyoie Ini ( over
loahtns Fort OrchArt Bay. X tsap county.
Coed lxnd. the arte slesrsd, aAd good
wei o. peemI -. g cor titla
steamer neien runs ~ the above prop
erty three times . week
ALeRED LARSON.
Mitchell. Kitsap county. care box "a
seattle. tai5 ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-03

FLrst German RseprmSd Chnr !, corner
of seventh ard Chsrry strests-D1vine
servics every sunday q II o'clock q ..
man b invited 70 bs present.
PresbytsrtAn Church. eornsr of Third
and Maaison strestA Rev. =. q. StrAngs,
psstor. - bivfne scrvices tomo' row =
II .: m and 139p n sabbath school &
1870 p. m. xoung psopsee prayer and
praise meefinx ak ~ >. %.
The Presbyterian sabbath schoo, In
Beiltown meets In the Harrisoa chapel e
30 y. n
Plymouth Congregational Church. sec-
ond street. between spring and 9eaocA
Rev. Henry I. Bates. pastor. prsachsng
g u An. and - p.m- tcmorruu. Sunday
school ~ i3s0. Young peoples meeting
Ateao p. m. Prayer mesfng Thursdsy, 4
I'D N Tea minute sermon 70 chtIdren
~ he morning.. snh5ect q evening ~
meo. ReapinG Husks.- being the Second
" Tie ssries o. the Prodignl son. an -
cordially invited 70 attend.
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REMOVED.

UHTTwoEra 4 THOMSON HAVE
wv reneve4 thsix odlx % The shisd
tG11er prxDarsd thaa ever b<fors - en-
60 elfv<ya exnm1n< szissa r<purs =
~ e1neue - - inn1 i&D ouf so8a go.
- Uans fns drsw1nU TT azg paz 49,
Ne hare hs<ssr fn<1lk1m NJ wuwk xAnn
go sxhse Hr9 y ~ rprskwesG
rsss2Ss. .o. 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-03

Chief Matches has pat aside the TOM
shavk and pealptnR knife, and taken
bold Of The plow and the agubbfnQ hoe.
De has cleared about 70 soree e the TO
aerea q land given him neax Winno-
o1eee ~ 0oveRnoR oeanfosd. He VII
- ~ sores II Wheat and pot The rss1
70 hartay and vegetables. He has .
oozen a. moro Indians working upon Z
dam belonxing 10 biz whits neae6boFs.
teus insorinR vaasr tor his rsnoA this
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| wiff ~ uaRsted q - rG1idDnoo of ~
| bride,s pnrsnsn q o'cieck stis af1er.
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miss pa oesn fssomsa, snookn %
- 49, ~. $500, -, -
cargo undss the nsu arrangement.
| Charles Naher, the veil known jsvsl
sr. left Seattle this morning for triD {,
his old home 10 Baden, Germany. n
will Be sbssnt from four 70 sax month";
daring which time ~ viii travel thronRl
i FraAee. Austria, Switxsrland and Italy
/ II. ". CLAYTON, VINO has taken oharpl
Of the Port Blskely Nil Compan
adsirs Al skookuH Bav. returned /.
la attic 10 strsiohteu m his kuxdnes
| Affairs preparasory to moving 70 his a.,
sest 81 operntions peruaf neatly nsx
vsek.
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Tks . New Easy Lava MeSsr. fo-
sAis BY tee STARTS haapsknx CO. /.
ie<s sss<pssd ~ ins wsals u S~sfsle
pessses All
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Twxxrr- rrss YnAns roarrnxn =

TWENTY-FIVE YxARs Toaxrnxa. = A
few Of The members Of the Avon Club
met a. tue residences Of Mrs. l.. Rsinle
last night and vent cat 20 IN nee
home Of Ar. Esea smith. on Etdison
street. near fveuty-thtrd rnsy had
learned II vas the twenty Aria anui
yerssry Of TIE marriage Of Mr.. and
Mrs Smith. and the party vas made .
pleasant reminder Of that fact A
brief aud haspily wsrded saaress Yea
spoksa BY Rev J z. DAmon. In rspav
10 shsah Nc. Smith related many a. tie
interesting ineidsats that bad fallen
wtthsa saesf expcfssnce darins the
quarter 81 . e-stnsy iass complssed-
hs referred 30 their marriage. which
wss cslesr lied ~ the same time - thar
Of friend. That frsead,r saSd h.
u nss Governor % AtchirAn, and
weiie be = fecssving bis ED fr1snds -
night IN hn pslstsAi manesun, I am cot
here teo%avtng my neg fFienas Ia tbs
far west" The evening uAs made a.
heetfai BY eutert~tniuS storsss and
resninisc~assea taz-tner with mnssc
and recststsossI not foreetsing shs
smaipr~sens psns AZ Ms<srs Dsn,sn,
Courcoili aud Asgui. Tns vsxisoss
~srs prefuse to wishing The return OF
snAny ssmslsr pleasant eee<sfuaa 10
their pre~sdsnt sna ha sssimsess vffs.
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WnAT VIAL IT CURR /? is u

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disease based on poisoned elements dls1k
expelled
that the vital organs are NOT already beyond
whc
oblvoft n beue6ia results
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of
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In Auria lake lem
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|0.yIcE N oPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
60. aesls: nanb = IN; sto spn
49, s.ssssiea -omss Ma q.
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EOER 0A2sn
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wANTNu.
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Wemen - glris; highsse wngs I'D.
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30 furniaA fArn hsadA ~ Pr meath.
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saufSe 90 raE kIDxa-Ihs steam
ship Geo. W. Eiasr s4ised zoe san FsAn-
easss a e'sieck Yesterday afssrnscn.
see tc>k <ka sscks 81 e.ss ana 10 snu.
2. nssesfisreses eArxe frozs this pisee,
nsr re>sscesr 10 sAs ~ fsiIe~E d.
= krsa1sis v. u. NsaSoeka !. Josn.es
Ana vsss ssd snild, ssd - 10 Ne sss.r.
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NEW ADvKRrIsxHxNrs.
FOR SALE.

A sIx.RooM HOUSE AND CORNER
q lot centrally located me view And
81 modern improvements; win en1l N
10 tasn ee.t g the buildings. Addrs1n