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Down They Go.

heavv winter coat. $3.50. One, Cash
Price. W. w. HARVEY.
Garlock's Steam Laundry Pri-
m. w w uApvvv Aoent Col-
lars 0c Cuffs 4c. per pair: Shirts
10 10 Al, -. n,arL ,,rorort;on
otalv low -.
aV0' wv -
II Notice. -
\ Notice Is hereby given that an applica-
ton by petition will be made to the CON-
iar nr0T moatino on The first day of March, 1885
sor tha closing and vacailne of a certain
county road in the southwest par, .Sa .. wei vel
@ nst Of os lots az ri AZ and 48. thence run.
nino soptb along or near the line Of said
lots 81 and Az to the soutn line Oh "ehihg'
ton township NJ yo
+. Wellington, Ohio, Nov, 1885.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-En
quire Of H. NJ. Benedict on e CouIilsnd Ave Ave
or address r. u o0A 0V' MsrcS safst" ist'
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Bank Election.

The annual election of officers and d.
rectors of the First National Bank was
held in the Directors room Tuesday, Jan
uary 12th, with the following result; s. 5.
Warner, President; r. A. Hon, Cashier
W. Cushion Jr., assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
s. 8. Warner, s. X. Laundon,
r. A. Hor, Q. W. Horr,
Edward West.
The report published January 9th shows
that the bank is, in every way, in flourish
ing condition. The financial standing and
character OF the Board of Directors indi
Gates that the stock.holders' and depositors
interests will be carefully guarded.
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Read changes ii The running time on
.d6e VI 4, y, ~ \
The young people are enjoying 4 lltils'|
tskstihg on the pond IN The fair ground ]
this week. &, ls s1s) \. n! n
orr merchants are N Srking down their
winter goods. 1fyou want d bargain just
can around and YOU surely viii get 4;
4. IN Drowning ESD has rendered ms ,
Resignation as . Justice Of the Peace 70
the Township Trustees
The disbursements made at this post
Office on money orders and postal checks
are one thousand dollars per month more
the receipts.
A cold wave is reported to be coming
from the northwest Well, they will con-
tinue TO come, until Congress admits Da-
kota into the Union.
The Teachers Association of Wayne
and Medina Counties will convene in Cres-
ton. O., January 22nd and 23rd. An inter
es,ing programme is advertised. Reduced
fare on all railroads centering at Creston'
Rey.J L. Calvin, Catholic priest from
Wellington, delivered very Interesting
lecture on different forms Of religion, al
Ph9nix Hall last Wednesday evening
He Ia a gentleman of education and cpl
ture.-Medina Cor. to Summit Co. Beacon
//DIED-At the residence Of his son, Ez
4 ra Long, on Carpenter Street, Friday even
ing, January 10Th, Adam Long, aged "
wears. Funeral services were held Sunda,
afternoon, Rev. s. d. Gammell officiating
rand MS remains were inferred In the New
\ Cemetery. 4
\ NThe B. & .. Express Company have pei
Z fected matters here tor receiving and tn
local delivery Of goods. A branch ofiic
has been established In W. F, Morrow
store on Liberty Street. Mr.. c. Z. Sutli
will have charge Of the delivery busines
Business men having goods for this con
rany will please display the red cal
hoard and the driver will call tor ther
Prot. L. L. Hersey has been given u
important position Of teacher ol violin
Eureka college. Considering the emine
musical ability of Prof. Lauder, Mr.. lie
sey's selection Is compliment TO his mu
ical ability of which he may well ie
proud. He will spend about two days
ihe week at Eureka, and will still NAL
Bloomington his headquarters and CO
tinue his work here, at the College
music. Bloomington, ILL.,, Bulletin
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Good, But Undesirable.

Lady TO Mrs. McNamara, who Is seek
ing q situation for her dsughter)-Is your
daughter Bridget good GIRL Mrs. McNa-
marai
Mrs. McNamara-That she Is, mum
She's dacint gurrul. She goes TO mass
livery marnin' at o'clock, and twicet on
n Sunday, an she nathur ates mate on
Fridays nor cooks II, mum, an 'she behaves
in obsaryin' the Sabbath day an kaping
Il howly an niver cooks nuthin' on that
day, mum, an connsses her sins onoet q
wake, an
Lady-I am afraid she Is too good. Mrs.
Mcnamara
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Absolutely Pure.
| will sell 40 Mems Coats at one dolla

l will sell 40 Mems Coats at one dollar
each 100 iur hats at 25 cents each; 20
lauudred fine shirts at % cents each; 200
pair of children's fine kid and pebble shoes
az q cents each; 80 pair OF Misses strong
shoes at rs cents each; and job lot Of
Ladies' shoes of all sorts at $l.OO each !;
those are great bargains, most OF them
worth four times what they bring. | will
also sell 40 Children's, rs Boys amt $50
Mems overcoats, together with my entire
stock of chinchila and fur caps, gloves,
mitteus, underwear, mufilers md all kinds
of fwinter goods at cost, to make room for
srring goods.
E.E. GOODRICH.
| Next door to p.
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SOCIETY NOTES.

Mrs. Willie Morgan left for sandusky,
O., January 10th.
Mrs. A. X. Hand has gone to New York
to spend the winter.
Mr.. G. q. Ruthy, of New Haven, Conn,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs A. l.. Dewey Is able to be about
again.
Will Merritt visited his parents, at
NorthiFsirheld, last Sundsy.
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PETIT JURORS.
Notice.

The Lorain County Farmers Protective
Association will hold It's next meeting In
the Court House at Elyria, Thursday, Jan.
2Sth All persons interested In the sub
iect, pure food and honest business, are
requested to be present and take part in
the discussions. Several interesting ad-
dresses will be given, and reports from
committees may be SxFsctsd- ------- ~
Lucfus HERRIcK, s. A. REED,
Prest. Secy.
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A Reply to Truth Seeker.

You ask on what grounds do Prohibi-
,ionists demand tbe prohibition Of the man
ufacture and sale of alcoholic liquors as a
beverage. l answer, you must have been
looking in the wrong direction, or trou;
bled like the Pharisees of old. (blind apd
wouldn't see) to have asked such gdes'
ton; but presuming you are an hpnesp
penitent, seeker after truth, | answer, Pro-
hibition is q righteous measure for the
suppression of crime or its chief cause,
will lessen pauperism and taxes, check
disease, promote the interests of labor,
manufactures, trade, commerce, educa.
ton, morals and christianity; and,
as both the old parties have failed to give
It to us after being asked by very large
part OF the best people OF the State is why
we demand both State and National pro
hibition. Il. Q.
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A farmer near washingson. Pa, having
occasion TO take his horse from the field
10 the stable, owing 10 the animal sudden
ly becoming sick, unthinkibgly left bis
dinner basket behind. which he was sur
.prised 70 lnd On returning seyeral days
later had been carefully guarded All the
while by his dog. whioh Woull not move
from Tho victuals, although several
nsighbors tried 70 brighten AID coax him
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Nexi door to p. o.

Call for DIR. Houghton's Herb Tonic and
Alternative, for the cure Of Dyspepsia, Bill
iousness, Kidney and Liver Complaint,
Sick Headache and all impurities OF the
Blood, II is very efficient, and second TO no
Otter medicine. One package enough to
make one quart Of medicine; % cents
Giyeit trial.
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sheriHs Sale.


THOMAS T. sEELYE IN Lonln 20;
F.rnxp,cx MrctIYRuRsH et al. Common Pleas.
Case No. 1868.
Order Of Sale and 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 at the October
term thereof A. ID. 1895, and 10 me directed, VIII
Offer for sale at public auction At the north door
IA l,e Court House, In the village OF Elyria, on
saturday the 9Th day Of February 1886, al ten
O'Clock a. m. OF said day, the following described
rcal estate, 10 wit:
Situated in the township Of Wellington, County
of I.oraIn and State OF Ohio and known as lfiret
PARCEL the north half OF lot NO ", bounded Oy
lines running parallel with the lot lines, and con,
taInlng lb2,i acres Of land also (second phrceil
me south part Of 1t No. 20, bounded as follows
ON the east by land owned by A. W. Scranton
| (formerly owned by l.. btlllmanl on the south oy
| an east and west highway, on the west Oy lsnu
owned nv Milo wadsworth, said west line being
| me original lot llne on the Dorth by land owned
| hvlil. n Gates: containing ~ acres OF land, EN-
bhcIno In both parcels above described SLY acres
OF and. being the premises conveyed BY l. ). Hol'
| don and John Albfnger 10 JAbcz g. Stoneman, by
dead recorded In Vol 40 At pages 5A, 5oO and oob
LeraIp County Records
said premises has been appraised at, the lb9li
acres OF land at So 9i2b0, and the second piece O
80 acres OF land at $4,000 dollars, and cannot sci
Soriess than two-thirds Of said appraisement.
Terms Of sale, cash on day Of sale.
T,E, BURTON, CALVIN RNsIGN,
Attorney. Sheriff OF Lonin Co.. U.
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COFFEE

improves with age while ROAST
ED COFFEE loses its AROMA,
absorbs water and grows worth
less; hence FRESH ROASTED
COFFEE is always stronger and
finer favored. We are the only
dealers that roast coffee in this
part of the country, and that is
the reason our coffee is 80 cele-
brated.
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Administrators Notice.
rur rsyArE on srsJAmS cLIrroRD.

THE ESTATE or BENJAMIN cLIFToRD.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualined ADMIN
lstrator Of the estate Of Benjamin Clinord, De
ohio HOMER ALLYN. -.
Ian IL. ,9R. Administrator.
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Eewls' eaSs 10 NJ 3. MsllAy. iylog af'es u
|eso ' smisi, ''l q ii, BJaj shiisoA, 4 u ii Vi
K Grant LAD Ea6ranee Z; " !, e25
sheilII To- Mareette Foster, Anhefst n
shoriff 70 u d. iIIIl, lot is. Blk q Brown
eirs add, Loraln .9o'
L. cummIns 10 s. Jayccx, is'l acrps, Am j.
herst. ...,,.... .'tt..'.;'
r. L. Cobb to Thos. copaa, lot 3 blk ~ u
Elyria a.........,,.........,...s. ="
Wm. oehlkc TO O. H. Wilson, lot >, blk so'
Elyria a...................,,-t. t.,'.',.... 49,
D. Harrington to Rosina Roth, 30 s7-ioV
acres Columbia. bia.......................f ~"
Joshua Phelps TO M. B. Cooley, acres
lot 2e, Brownhelm. ................ 'p
H. j. Martin, Jr., TO Geo. T. Brown, lots
II, I8, 10, 2i, Oberlin.. n.....s......,..".- wv
G. Carr to Hannah Cline, sub diys, of lot
%, Bronson's add, Elyrla. o"
Stella Lee to W. II. Smith, lot 30, blk 70
| Elyria ...............' -.......'..'.'..' ~
VIM. A. Ely to A. K. Wellington, lot ",
| Stars sub div, Elyria. loo
Nellie M. Rose to r. Hardy, Camden... 80
N. o. Williams to Harriet Williams, N. b.
| part Of lot 10, tract 10................" ls"o
| s. Chamberlain, trustee, to Patrick McIee'
lot 3, blk q Lorain. oOO
A. p. Howk to Sarah A. Black, lot IA, o.
Howk's add, Wellington. ......,.....'.' ooO
L. d. Pettis to Byron Fuller, part OF town
ship lot 70, oberiin.
Jane Fitch to s. M. Cole, lot 8, oberlin.. ~"
q. W. Miller, ct al to G. A. Metcalf, pit Of
lot II, Penheld's Cd add, oberiin.... =
Edwin and NJ. W. Hall to M. O. Tucker, 8
| acres Carlisle. ..............'.''.'''''. ~
Edwin and M. w. Hall TO W. II. Tucker, s
acres, Carlisle. e.........".."..'.....' iN'
VIM. A. Braman, trustee, to VIM. Carter
lot "a, blk Z, Braman's lst ad, Lorain.. WV
VIM. Carter to W. II. Ault, lot 2, blk =
LAWYERS sub div, Lorain. loo
s. Chamberlin, trustee, to J. 8. Crawford,
lot is blk a. G. add, Lorain. ...........
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-01-20

We invite everybody to call and look at
our bright, new stock Of imported glass
ware in Amberina, Ruby and various 9th.
er colors. II Is dazzling and enchanting.
After seeing II YOU are never satisfied until
you buy.
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MARRIED.

BRANCH-PECK.-In Wellington, on
10Th inst, at the house Of Bert Herrick,
by Rev. s. ID. Gammell, Mr.. Harry G.
Branch and Miss Emma Peck, OF Clarks,,
field. #
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Graud Jurors for February Term.

I'D. Sheldon, Wellington; W. b. Wor-
den, Ridgeville; A. Foster, LaGraEge;
Volney McRoberts, Piltsfeld; Walter
Rose, Block River; john Nasle Sr., Avon;
Henry Mooer, Elyria; Truman Mooer'
Black River; Silas Crowell, Grafton
Adam Kolb, Black River; Q. b. Griffin
Amherst; James c. Hull, Huntington
Henry Barnard, Russia; Anton Jungblutll
Jr., Sheffield; @. E. Crisp, Elyria.
PETIT JURORS.
George Gillette, Brighton; Lewis Cam
Russia; Phil. Ritzenthaler, Camden; Johr
NJ. Vincent, Elyria; j. M. Burge, B1gh
ton; Alex McPhaii, Black River; Jame
Robinson, Ridgeville; Gideon l.. Starr
Penfeld; Henry Fowl Jr., Carlisle; Ii. }
Hecock, Elyria; Martin Belden, Amherst
]. Linden, Avon.
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sherin's Sale.

bheriuB bhles
WILLIAM vIscHER, In Lorain County,
vs. o., Court OF Com
Case No. 1899.
Order OF sale, 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 maze AZ
me October term thereof, A. D. 1885, and TO me
directed, / will offer for sale at public auction
AZ the north door OF the Court House, IN the
village OF Elyria, on Saturday, February u, 20,
Al 10 o clock A. m, of said day, the following
described Real Estate, to wit;
: Situated In the township oi Welnngton,
county OF Lorain, and State OF Ohio, and known
a. being lots twenty six (26) and twenty-s seven
On In q. W. Adams addition. Said lots 'front.',
Ing on Barker street. Also q strip OF lano
bounded and described as follows, beginning
NJ the northeast corner OF lot twenty-five, lInl
thence west on the north line OF SAID lot 10 tne
west line Of said lot twenty-five, thence south
on the west line Of said lot twenty-five, one
rod; thence east on line parallel WIN the
north line Of said lot TO the east line OF sara lOI
twenty five and thence north one rod 10 place
Said premises has been appraised at s6OO!O;
and cannot sell for less than tw0-thlrds salu
appralsement Terms OF SALE cash on Gay o.
RI. q. JOHNSON, CALVIN EysIgS. .
Attorney. Sheriff oi Loraih Co., u
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Locating the Fair Grounds.

\fhe unanimous decision Of the Lorain
County Agricultural Society is that Myers
d Saner give the "best meal" for % cts.
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THE DAILY PLAIN DEALER.

Send for our Premium List and Sample Copies Of
Cash Commissions PAID 20 Agents and fostmastcrs.
A''rs THE PLAIN DEALER
CLxvnLAnp, ONO.
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BALTIMORE
OYSTERS.

They are shipped to usdirect from
the packers at Baltimore in such
quantities that we can furnish
them at wholesale or retail, at as
low prices as they can be brought
from the city.
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New Buckwheat -four, fresh crackers,
confectionery, the best canned goods In
the State Of Ohio, and everything belong.
ing to Grocery and Crockery store kept
on hand as usual. Also the best lime, CO
ment, plaster paris, plas,ering hair and
salt at
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TOWN TOPICS.

A very large assortment OF blank books,
at exceedingly low prices, can be found
at Mrs Austin's
WANTED-A good responsible girl
TO 90 general house work. For further
particulars address box 81, Rochester, o..
Mr.. Samuel Long will sell quantity Of
property, consisting Of dairy cows, hay
by the ton, oats in bushel, harness ETC., on
Tuesday January Goth, at 10 a. m. on the
farm OF Lem Starr one and three.fourths
miles southeast OF the center OF Penfeld.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
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Public Sale.

Aaron S. Ward will offer for sale on his
premises two miles south Of the center OF
Huntington on Saturday, February ID, at
ten a. M. Property consisting OF hay in
NOW, horses, high graded cattle, wagons,
buggies, harness, sugarpan, household
furniture etc. TRUM MEAD, Auctioneer.
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THE MARKETS

The price on cheese remains the SHINE.
Dealers report very little cheese moving
just now, as the holders decline 10 sell az
the present prices. Gcntrul produce
and grain, flour and feed show d decline
SHIPMENTS FOR WEEK ENDING JAgpARy
Cheese, pkgs., weighing lbs
Butter, "
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-01-20

We are sole agents, in Yelling
ton, for G. s. Maltby's Old Relia--
BILE Brand of
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contains articles suitable for ALL on red at price
much below that for which they can be- purchased at
retail Our list furns es very desirable number Of
suitable gifts the best OF all being 1rS subacrip-
tion 10 the WEKKLY PL4IN DEALER, its regular
appearance every week viii bea con ,dAA reminder
OF the gfyer.
THE WEEKLY PLAIN DEALER.
One Year, One Dollar. Six Months Sixty Cents
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-01-20
THE CLEVELAND
WEEKLY PLAIN DEALER

FOR 1885,
VIII offer 10 lts readers Increased attractions In every
departnent IL IL q wide-a wake, enterpraing pro-
gresslye paper u eaterst 10 the nIete,ls ~ te Peo
enterprise believes IN the protection of
Anerican industiiea and in Silver Dolarsi that the
Mborer IA worthy Of his hire, and. that Americans,
we should labor together IN the npbnlldlng q tns
Republie. The Weekly Plain DEALER enlarged and
Improved now occupies the Front Rank among
The Live and Progressive Newspapers OF
the Day.
In the future. M in the past, Il will be honestly
Denocratic, yet no political FEELING will Influence It's
news departments. Everything Important, Local.
state or Natl nal. will be given, which tue manAgf-
ment can do better Than any rival W the hed hayng
large corps Of efficient eorrespondsniS espnSiaily
selected for the work. VIII give particular aAd uh'
ceasing attention 20
Financial and Commercial Reports,
Intending to make this most desrabla feature OF the
ers an authority IN which they can place iul reliance
a. 10 the condition OF the markets at nj Or abroad.
No trouble or expense will be spared ~ place before
lts readers complete ard thoroughly reliable week
y summary, thus enabling those who wish 10 buy or
SELL 70 do 50 most advantageously
The Special Features
with original Stories choice selections aud intereat
country, make the Weekly Plain Dealer
Equal to any s1.Oo Paper In the Land.
The Daily Plain Dceier is an eight page Metro
Politan NewspaPsr using a tne mp,gyse neshSs,
services obtalnable are employed tesurng the latest
and freshest news by Cable, special Wlrc and other
wise. The sunday Edition is printed 10 from twelve
70 twenty four pages Of the latest ln iE nre win
choice, original matter, and carefuGytelected Mis'
eaiianV
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-13

The Cold.

On last Friday morning we had con-
siderable fall OF snow which was fol-
lowed by rain and late in the evening
wind began to blow and it was stormy
during the night. On Saturday morn
ing everything was frozen and the wind
still blowing. No thaw took place du-
ring the day Saturday. The thermome-
ter on Saturday stood from u to IA all
day. On Sunday morning it was said to
have gotten as low as 8 degrees above
zero. On Monday morning it stood 6
degrees above zero. The branches
around town were frozen over all day
Sunday and Monday. 1t is said to have
been the coldest weather known here.
1t is too cold to do anything, and in fact
business has been on a stand still here
for several days. 1t is death to printers.
The type in this Office were frozen to-
gether on Monday. 1t is too cold for
the editor to leave the stoYe, but the
paper must come cut. The water froze
in the bucket in the Judge Of Probate's
Office, something that our present Pro-
bate Judge says has not occurred since
he has been in the Office.
Mr.. 4. G.. Maybin lost a fine Jersey
calf from the cold.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-13
PROSPERITY.

Mr.. G. S. Merchant has moved inta
the house lately vacated by Mr.. E. P.
Cromer.
During this cold blast one side OF the
Baptist Church was blown down. It is
a concrete building.
The board OF incorporators OF the
Columbia Newberry and Laurens r. r.
meets tomorrow in Columbia. This
road is looked upon as the coming road
OF the State. President Pearce Of Col
umbia made special mention Of it in his
report to the Board of Trade OF Column
bia.
Miss Jessie Epting is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. W. W. Fulmer.
The Mt. Pilgrim Academy will soon
have another teacher. The school seems
to be booming.
Miss Fannie Cannon has been visiting
the Misses Boulware.
The CORRESPONDENT of the Observer has
been sick for several days, he is up
again.
Mr.. N. N. Kinard preached in Grace
Church Sunday morning and night.
The Y. N. G. A. will have a public
meeting Sunday night in Grace Church.
All are invited to attend. The officers
for another year for the association are
President, A. H. Kohn; Vice-President,
A. S. Scheetz; Treasurer, r. c. Boul.
ware; Secretary, E. H Kohn. The as
sociation begins new year with bright
prospects and much to encourage it.
We would ask for it the sympathies and
prayers OF all those interested in the
cause or who have children to be saved.
Mrs. n. B. Wheeler and Mrs. j. NJ.
Wheeler are much improved They
have been sick for some time.
Last Friday night was cold one for
person to stay out of doors when he
was compelled to do so by circumstances,
but for one to do so when he could stay
in doors is still worse. Several citizens
were frighted that night by the high
wind. No damage was done here.
Mr.. McLane the section-master has
moved into the house lately vacated by
Mr.. Enlow.
From letters received here Rev. j. E.
Bushnell is getting down to business
again. He writes very encouraging
letters back to his former Pensioners.
May he prosper in his new field.
PHIL,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-13
Our Exchanges.

Our Exchanges.
Quite number Of changes have taken
place in the State press with the new
year.
THE CHURCH RECORD,
Edited by Rev. w. D. Kirkland, has
been discontinued, and Mr.. Kirkland as
sumes editorial control of the Southern
CHRISTIAN Advocate. ."...
Mr.. J. R. Gossett retires from the
EAsLEY MESSENGER,
and Mr.. r. w. Condor succeeds him.
THE oRANGEBURG TINES AND DEMO
has been enlarged to an eight page pa
paper, and the
/, = --S, :: = MARION STAR
has also been enlarged in the same way.
THE BAPTIST COURIER
comes out in a new type, and Mr.. J. NJ.
Scott retires from the =
MCCORMICK ADVANCE.
And there may be other changes that
we have failed to note. We hope all are
for the best for all concerned.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-13
Meeting Board of Trustees

OF Newberry College was held in the
Lutheran Church on last Thursday to
take action in regard to financial
agent for the College. Rev. J. Steck,
D. D., who had been the agent for some
time had resigned at the meeting OF the
Board at Lexington in October last, but
but was requested to continue to act for
the balance OF the year. His resigna-
ton has been accepted and the matter
of electiug an agent referred to the
standing committee. His report showed
81 1862 as a total amount of cash col
lected, and books valued at 1,29a.63,
and unpaid subscriptions amounting to
s194.50. DR.. Steck also resigned his
chair in the faculty as professor OF
History and Political Science.