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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-03-29
A Letter from Arkansaw.

Q THE EDITUR-Hearin
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pOndent in every state
Ii hav concluded tn act
as thus providin gu
send me the fOllOwin
thinges tn pay me fur
mi trubbel in ritin yu
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-03-29
JOsIAR a JoNEs
Jamestown arkansas

sally Is vel; while / cal her purity she
is six feet in her stoclzin feet an ways
nj on to hundred. ]. a.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-03-29
TOPICS OF THE TIMES.

a Choice Selection Of Inter
esting Items.
FRANCES E. WnLARD's autobiogra-
ply appears about March 1.
The raisin crop of California the
past year reached 100000 boxes of
twenty pounds each.
PAULUs, the comic singer who has
made Boulanger, receives an income Of
about 100, 600 francs a yea.
THE Kibo, the loftiest peak of Afri-
cas- Hottest mountain, Kilima-N jara,
has finally been assembled by Otto
EhIers.
In Michigan last year it cost 26 cents
to produce and market a bushel Of
oats and 10 cents to produce and mar
ket bushel of corn.
A CARLOAD of Holsters from the East
were planted partly at the mouth of
Columbia River few days ago, and
the rest at Port Townsend, W. r.
GRAY hair for women is becoming
such a rage in Paris that locks which
until lately would have been dyed a
golden brown are now bleached white.
ALMOST every American, English,
German, and French newspaper has
called Boulanger a charlatan, but he
can afford to laugh at them. Votes
count.
THE rarest collection of old watches
in this country, if not in the world, is
owned by Giovanni P. Morosmi, at r.
vington on the Hudson. He has from
800 to 1000, worth about $4,000.
NEW ORLEANS continues to roll up
the fund for the family of James Civ
ems, hero of the steamer Hanna d;sas-
ter. The largest subscription yet made
is $669 go, that of the children and
teachers OF the public schools.
ACCORDING to late estimates the pop
ulation of the Territories is as follows
Dakota, 600, 900; Utah, 100000; New
Mexico, 175, 900; Washington, 1877, 982;
Montana, 40, 900; Idaho, 100000; Wy
oming, $4,000; Alaska, 49, $50; Arizona,
92,68O.
The greatest emigration society at
present is the Argentine Republic. It
will spend this year $5,OO0,OO to bring
immigrants from the north of Europe
alone. Ships from England, Holland,
and France are taking them over by
thousands.
PRoF. DAVIDSON says that the En-
glish language is easier to acquire than
any other spoken, while only half a
dozen English-speaking people have
been able to master the Chinese. He
thinks the whole world will speak only
English in time.
The finest railway station in the
world is said to be the terminus sta
ton in Bombay, India, of the Peninsu-
lar Railway. II was finished last May
and named in honor of the Empress OF
India. It took ten years to build i
and cost nearly $19, 900, 900.
THIS is a record of governmental,
twists and turns in France:
Date OF es- Years o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
PITTsFIELD,

February 1S, 1889.
Warren Fisk has gone La Grange on
a saving job, leaving his wife to take care
Of The baby while he is away.
Mr. Gum. from Huntington. Is about ic
open grocery store j.st south Of the cen
ter; II VIII be great convenience.
Another boy at Alfred Mills last W. elk.
Mrs EW Pitts Is not improving very
fast but hope she will as the weather i'm.
proves.
Sprcial meetings at the ME- Church
closed last week with good results. Meet.
ings commence this week at Kipton
Quarterly meeting there 23d aud "a
Mrs l M Plumb, OF Oberlin, supt of
the department OF mothers meetinLs for
the Non-paTtizan o WCTU. visited the
ladies OF Piltsfeld on Thursday Of last
week, giving most delightful and sug.
gesiiye talk ON the privileges and obliga.
tions Of m"ther and explaining the cause
She represents.
After some discussion It was decided 10
hold II mothers meeting on the second
Tuesday Of each month, the meetings To
be held in the different neighborhoods oi
the town. The topics for these meetings
will cover the whole range of mothers
w'lk and all mothers are cordially In
vlted to attend. The March meeting will
be held with Mrs L A West.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
SULLIVAN.

Feby 10, ~.
How much worse Is IL to rent house
for saloon than 10 rent II adsolu ely
knowing that pool table is kept running
night and day within II, thus absorbing
the time and earnings Of the young men,
as well as men Of families who will SION
be calling for help from the charitable,
because forsoolh the time that should
have been spent in earning comforts for
them Is worse than wasted In place kept
open by those protesting 10 be christians.
Tbls Is the problem to solve, aud please
reason from cause IN effect.
Daniel Chailee and family, Of Kansas,
buI who were formerly residents Of our
town, arecomIng back onto the Farnsworth
farm this spring.
Miss Corinne Rice Is to continue her
school as long as the weather will warrant.
Mr.. Luther Gould has had another stroke
Of paralysis. DR.. weedman Is attending
him.
George Ioihery's child has lung fever
N. P Rogersls falling. is confined to his
bed. Mrs = Rice has been quite poorly
for the past two weeks.
Mr.. Gibson Is very sick
Tuesday evening there was an oyster
sirrc, ~ Il. H. (, rs rtcce.ls going .
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
HUNTINGTON.

February Is, $50.
The meetings still continue in the NJ Z
Church. Tne pastor is looking very tired
He expected help during the mast week
from minister who Is still holding meet
ings at Bucprus; he has now promised to
come on Monday, Feb. 20, and stay awhile
his name. think, is Reaggr. The meet
ings will ~ continued this week unless il
gets too lSEagy1 A-....
There seems to be quite good deal Of
sickness Just now. Mrs Luke Chapman is
very sick with lung fever; Mrs Lawson
has been worse again hut Is improving.
Jerome Pratt went to Virginia on an
excursion last Tuesday.
John Morton and bis sister Lottle Skunk
visited at Elwood Russell's last week.
Darius Wells and wife visited Flecher
Ward in lie Roy last Friday and Saturday.
George Robinson and his wife, from
Cen terton, are at his brothers, B Robin
son.
Will June and Mrs. Milo June visited
in Ashland the latter part Of last week,
Mr. Hazeliou. from Brighton, is moving
onto Deacon Vests old home farm,
Mr. Richmond will move To Pen6eld
The Senior class, Wellington High
School, improved the sleighlng and spent
last Wednesday evening with their class
mate, Mason Smith. They we're jolly
crowd and enjoyed the evening very
murh. Come again when you want
good time; you are always welcome.
Before this run OF good roads the mill
boys sawed up every log in their yard
now there are 425 in the yard ready for
saving.
Eugene Brink visited the center school
on Friday.
Mr. L A Walkers family all seem TO be
on the sick list Just now.
Mr.. David Lang wishes to take bis
father and molher home with him, 50 he
Is anxious for them to sell or rent their
farm.
Mrs Ashael Mooney has broken up
housekeeping and Is going 10 live with
her daughter, Mrs JASPER West. Henry
will make bis home with his sister, Mrs
Charles Bailey.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20

AMHERST.
February 18, 80.

February 18, 80.
Another change
Meetings continue at the NJ 4 Church.
The changing from cutters TO The use OF
buggles does mol exactly suit all Of our
young folks.
MISS, Fannie Barilettand Alpha Hazel,
Of Arroyo Giande, Cal, are spending a
number OF days in town Ohio Tor them,
they say.
Miss Mary Durand, Of Monroeyille,
spent a few days In town last week.
Miss Alice Currie, who has been re-
siding in Elyria for some months past, has
been home for aweek. She returns TO-
day.
Mr. Koppleberger cied on Thursday
morning OF last week. The funeral was
held a, the M L Church on Saturday, con.
Quoted by Rev English. We have oh
tanned no furthe- particulars.
An oyster supper was given last Thurs
day evening by the people Of 'he windfal
district for the benefit Of them L Church
oflAis place and sa5 serc the proceeds
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
The NEWS
AZ Gathered hy Our s'.ti.l !,rl,lpsai,ss.
All About the Happenings and Special
Events in their Immediate Vicinity.
ROCHESTER,.

b.
February IS. 80.
The sleighing was improved to the ut
termost
Baptist Society met at the residence
Of PLkessler last Thursday; 6S people
partook Of the good things provided and
all were happy.
We notice that very many of our staid
and subWantial citizens have had honorary
titles conferred on them: "Colonels, Can.
tains, Majors, etc" cen be found adlibi.
tum adin1mium.
A ESlorrow is drawing stone for the
foundation Of barn that Is to be.
Foe samples of high grade perfumery
call on Chapman and Phelon at their farm
In Brighton.
Miss Cora Gillet is stopping in Elyrla
at present
We have not heard any Of our towns
men speak of attending the Inauguration
of the President March 4ih; as Rochester
is first, last, and always il seems meet that
II delegation should be appointed by his
honor 70 attend, (N.B)
Dorsey Rowland has hired to Hon.
Lucius Herrick fol the next year.
J Il Dyer has engaged his services to A.
L Siorrow & Co. as foreman for term Of
nine months.
The cheese factories have got their ice
put up and feel better.
HAIL COLUMBIA.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20

For headache, an effectual remedy ID
found in Cnbb's l'ss'c Pills. % ceuts for
40W".. Ed Ell..
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
La GRANGE.
February 18. 80.

February 18, 80.
Mud again followed bya cold wave.
Baptist meetings have closed. Metho.
dist meetings have begun.
La Grange corporation paid up its last
bonded Indebtedness last Saturday night.
Elder Gray has been unfortunate In the
loss Of valuable COW.
FIG Morgan, in the same way. in the
loss Of colt.
John Richmond will soon depart for
Nor'h Amherst to engage IN business.
There was much better attendance at
town hall last Saturday evening to listen
to The Penheld entertainment than was
generally expected Everything passed
of in good shape and the net receipts
we're $12.
Yours DRYLY.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
o., 8.
BRIGHTON.

M February l5, 49,.
tuesday night party ut Il Mosher's.
wednesday night surprise party at r.
q Burgess.
F'iday night dance at Town hall
Thursday rv' ming. the alsi. crazy So
cl"ole at the residence of Rev. George
Knapp. s'
L. f. kenney, Of Uberlin, was in town
last week.
Miss May Goss spent the sabbarh with
friends IN town.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
WELLINGTON COUNTY ONO WEDNESDAY FnBRUARy % ,8s

defray expenses Of setting thu marble oh.
lained by the q A r Post for the unmark.
ed graves Of soldiers In this place. A good
attendance; proceeds $29.35. A prize was
offered 10 married ladies for best cake pro.
duced by them; also to young ladies
There were only two contestants of young
ladies, and about 25 Of married ones. The
prizes were properly won by Mrs CM
Chapman and Nellie Gibson, but Nellie
was not put on the right list and Miss
Edna Huber and herself carried off the
prizes. Honesty is hest policy ever.
Valentine day was duly observed. Miss
Lulu Gould gave party to her young
friends on Wednesday evening. Same
evening sleighing party of young mar
ried people went to Maurice Frinks. Lit
erary FRIDAY evening well attended.
Mrs Josephine Stm, of Savannah, was
visiting her sister, Mrs G NJ Chapman, ON
Thursday.
Mrs Hooper and daughter, of Kansas,
are visiting friends in town.
Mrs E Mann visited IN Spencer on
Monday.
Duo.
February IS, 1880.
The good sleighing which las rem lined
so long is now all gone aud the mud is
uppermmt
Mrs Hooper and daughter, from the
West, are visiting friends In town.
The proceeds Of the oyster supper given
by the post last week was about 500.
The prizes offered Tor the best cakes
were taken hy Mrs. Gibson and Edna
Huber.
Mr. Marcus De Most has purchased the
Congregational parsonage and will soon
move to town. He intends building ON
the place.
George Gibson is seriously i'll. A ply.
sician from Cleveland is attending him.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrell spent Thursday
night at W A Streator. RES
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
TO The Citizens Of WellIngton.

Fred d. Felt, the druggist. OF yelling
ton, will keep Tor sale the celebrated
Indian Pill, mHnuiaciured by The eminent
DIR, X. MacFarlHnd oi Genoa, o This Is
the pill that cures headache, sick or ner.
vous. also constipation, and for one failure
we offer 500 II directions are carried out
We can tel you more, they cure rheuma-
tism, sciaIlc. or clIronic, inhammalory. All
stomach dlsens's s yield every time 10 this
great discovery They will positively
cur,' all diseases OF the urinary organs Il
durable from any medicinr. The secret is
they cure The liver and will not fail. Do
not tail 10 try this medicine; 81 n box, so
pills In each box. Callat Felis drug store
for them. Fell only keeps them, Well
inpton. Ask for the little bopk giving
symptoms. Thisis the great blond search.
err of the world
N. b Felrs only Remember DR.. r
MacFarland's pill Is the only genuine
MacFarland pill on earth.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
What B. r. Cooper. saws.

J L. Jackson-Dea sir; IL had Bhght's
disease ~ the worst form. | used two
bottles Of Jour medicine, Burdick's Kid.
ney Cure. and It has done wonders fur me.
The swelling has len my bDdy and limbs
and | am so well can walk out again
This Is The only remedy that wauld reach
my case. Price rs cents. w
What John L IIaIdrs. OF Woodbury., N.
3. says; j r. jackson, Dear SIl: II
had kidney trouble for years very bad
my palms at times we're 50 great would
roll the floor. | thought my case help.
less one. l used twn bottles 0i your med
icine. (BurdIcks Kidney Cure) and now /
can do amy kind of work. recommend
this TO all sufferers. Price rs cents and
ei2o. For sale by Fred d. Felt.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-20
HAczz LINES.
OnKRIIH
DIssoIutloa Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the firm Of
~ krebs& Starr have this dsS dissolved
being the rltIrfng partner. j. NJ. Starr will
W J. KREBs,
J. NJ. SrAeE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-07
WHAT. NOT BEaD + ET Ct?
The Queen Ctr Cable Company
Raises It's Head.
IT'S MATERIAL HAS ARRIVED.
I've Haadred Tenf Of Irsn Brensh'
Rresn KszsAs City fer ths Tra<king
~ sEzaIzaa street

there s. q ssroEx pFoaahsisty thss there wisl -
var "a NsdlAea ssrset ksf0Fa ieEE. Tw0 han
dreeI toas aF Irzss. e0npTzss1x fhe rails, yokss
ard csnsmta 81 ne Gnesn City Rzaiwsy Com
peas are issEz 81 fas deck IL searEle. Havdng
sast ETxssed EHuFu K2nxzz c5sy. va rAn Fran
easro Hr- Jcssa Arsfas. tee ls<sl Fepfs@efsa-
t3Fe O. Ire Q1ssn EtfT eonrany. ea5a LAST even
ing tfax aaesFssr e3rxa sas On ne ncz< q seat
he II pkesens SD uosi1 agyfve VERY soon-
~whss - tae eDmpeay g9s1g 70 90 wssh the
sssa wateh a2z smst agsEveds' Aaked q Posi- Is
sx1.s.sKzcxx rsgerfer % Mr.. Arthur.
I've sue g0s1x % Bald osr road % Aa1tson
street.
@tFksn al xpa commence work
AZ a1ce-1As. j. reFy SooEE-wi hin lev
dnys. Tar c1set confTaeaor wsil be here In cay
Or fwo ard wfis i6x oHEiAe work 70 ke done.
THE peaesaause--r
Yea we hsss the ste ssr gast. Is 4 last
aesssa the s4Eees Fno1n fae powerhouse " sne
Th0mrssn Aise % Madison street. and + tie
sane piece tskg tast LIE tried 70 gss, be- 80
were tgo sNsek Eov tbem.
What "a fhe sysssm ia le Used on yoHf me
'sfs e called tie Terry pAtest and 5 ihe best
eatsse sgstem shere L. TIE rails are ksaFier. and
iis erip u 80 arranged that The cars 10 zos ierE
Hhsa ss&rttnx ID. - he ether systems Ia Hse -
: ate 10. The cable fu1s sE ifea cyliu1sr
afaa3 t8Ea feea M hek ia diameter aEs both TIE
ea1sse All tha vsss8is arc mueh E0ss dHrabis
ssSa he Old syEfeEsa
sBAsf scsl0a 10 wa anticipate BY fhs eosa-
PARIS That 4 D. ltiipg eabIe line on Madison
street
ii aus B0i IL their confidence. snd cant pre-
diee whnf vii haPp@n,@ said Mr.. AFthnr, aad be
continued. With dFy swiBkie In bis eye, "aor
can lei yas Jet wkag se wlli DO wsth them
onie tat ss are geing - build the Rad.
The trouble ia regard 10 granting tha two iran
shises o. J&tts.sn street IS stlM fresh IN the
minds ~ seattle people. The Queen city Com
psny stlii cialfns that their Franchise. granted
IafGsry II, IS3s. asd repealed by TIE council
lutg - isse, X gpoa. 4 large force 81 men ara
nos engaged ia laying TIE rails OF the Madison
street. CAbie Raila4y con pany, which was
usuted franchise 90 Jelly Is, is9 and there
wll aeuosess b. trouble on that handsome
ia0r0Ughfare before mAny days betses p the Two
C8Enpsasss. The city VIII take no Part In the
controversy faTsher iAan 70 see thai ms sirees is
not t0rs up uunecesssriiy or by a company hold
ing $50 franchise.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-07

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taa stssaesne. Esv4 W ~ Leg nHsts11snx EzseF.
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waefher - AsEs SO FesHAanx Of keT ssH. Mngsi1
kss9kie. Inzssssa hese 81 slapped satsmiena- NJ.
Kszasle esaa aszs T1aresay y sFpboi4-gs3s,
Fsystla. ages = ye8Ts. The ta<sy pg4s eznkA1zea
~ Eoanky s1sHaxs
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The fhnles ~ the liar.

Z Is aAld that KeYsfel pst4llous base been pui
sB eifgulsslea ameuE attorneys bg aspifaaIs Ter
the position - e}sfs ~ she United stsses district
eoagt. faB petltiena haze mot wjsh rafhe'
seid reception, h0esveF, for the reason that NF.
+ u. Hoexias. che present picrk 81 the district
court IS kmawn 70 20 "a the ieid. and members
q Ehs 6ss wish = SO him sppoinsed 70 ihe neH
efiise Ma Hopkins although q voting man
has lad haaay years uf clerical an@ Office Cxpe-
fienee and BIS Gtuess l0r the otfee ct clerk
81 the United states district court has
been genafsi3y Recognised hg aefnssFs OF the
Bar whe arc mere deeply Interested ia the np-
pcinimeml thsa ABS ether class, Aaa Whose ia.
a07s~uasut vii have more weight with The ap-
pointing uaWeg thau any other iuflAsnce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-07

several dAys ago the PosFIETFtssegscgE
printed gslnt crelltahle soague. the informs
tiaa that the Equitable Lie Insurance Company
w0aia anahsigsa erect building in seastle Bexl
year. g nee aepeags that the information wa
pgsmatate. saA that the company has ~ yel
mRGH go asGatts sEFnas meats 10 put ~ tAt
baltilag a#xt year. 4 telegram received LAST
asEht fFusa NuFtb & Mals, managers Of sac eeM
pnHg fas the Paaihe eaaSf. IS San Francisco
sgsges thAt the u6sspanY has given thrm no -
saesaes that they wlH haiid in seattle uexi
yeaf aa8 that tbs statement Of the oiEeial at ~,
touspang wno As ia Tbs eity As Hesk las ap
AuSaassresf Is tAsri
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rwo Krspnnp SOCIETIES.


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-07

The hesfd 81 ffustees q fAe Hose Use inssr'
anee C.aap&ay IS ssstfie, eoaslss4nE ~ Joise
joan T. Heyf } fmFin, Dr. T e Miaof u T..
HaIlaf3 II MeGrsw. n. 6aizerts II. q strive
A. n stewari and III 4 Terry. yesterday me,
asd elected tks talowlng Officers fr the en-
suing year President, ps r T. Miner, vice
president 4. 3 stewart second vice president.
taHaos Rotnwe't; treasurer j. "a th, secretary
sna maasgtr u A spencer. With tbe increase
81 capital % Sc as5 after ;Ae prompt payment
~ Losses tor Essa. The Home aUsla0s = very
bglght Mr. 7penyer, late Of fhs Oakland Home
Insurance Company 4 ihefagfh Insurance
na5 saa takes the place ~ 81 Hothweil sno
rstlrss fFum aetiya management - engage iu
dAtiez better Adaafss3 80 hss health
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