The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-01-16

Co,t;rued from Fret Page.
E.r,inel did. We venture % say ne neve'
.aid two cents toward building tne ioau'
Tod, will have Farmers Institute
spes,ay and Wednesday, January ~
s,,,f % There we're no bidders lot tue
E,,di opera house at the sherih saie las'
sxturday, and it WAS not sold ANY c'.s
~, If Medina county wanting tayors al
Columbus, by writing to our represent"
49, Hon. Thos Palmer. will be accommo'
Ssted promptly. MIR. Palmer Is Always
s,dta he OF service to his constituents
uc will also be pleased to receive sug
ss,tiors egarding legislation "A hecos
.st;op Service will be held at the oong.e'
.s,ienal church on Tuesday, jan To- Inc
r,unc;, will convene at 2 p. m. TO examine
~ Norman Plass as to his theoiogicai
.,,a1ys The exercises Of the Recognition
x.,rpIce will be held in the evening '',.''
rbe Ladies' Aid Society of Medina assist
Cs by the Sons OF Veterans and other p"'
efotic young people, will present the
r,rilling drama of "the Hospiliai NURSE u
-,,>sv Of war tunes showing the lights ana
.s.sSows of army lite."-Gazette.
ave Point With PRIDE
s, sba uGood name at home" won by
Iy.ad,s Sarsaparilla. In Lowell, Mass,
,-fs,sye II Is prepared, there is more OF
80 eoIsspa,illa sold than Of all Other
.-sIlicines, and IL has given the pest o.
80 lection since its Introduction tei
- AGO. This could not be II the meu
s.Sue did not possess merit II You sune
Sr0,, impure blood, try Hoods Sarsapal
s9s and realize its peculiar curative power
ELyRIA.
sEr. Samuel LaunIon died at his hon
sa Sugar Ridge, Ridgeville township, o
Friday afternoon, January 4th lie ha
Nsyn in for about three months and r
ssxtly had stroke of paralysis, when
nere of his recovery was abandoned !
S,e time of his death he was within ie
xasks OF attaining the seveniy-second
riCersary Of his birthday. Funeral Sc
vices. attended by large concourse oil
s.l,ow coun,rymen and other neighoc
,S,d friends from far and near, and ct
Suc,ed by Rev. E, E. Williams, were he
o. Monday. The remains were inter-
"a, Sugar Ridge cemetery. MIR. Laund
was born in Thornby, Northamptonshi
England and with his father and oro'h
e1re to this country forty three years a
kxTing been resident Of Lorain cou
eusr since. He was well known
kSslliyrespected, being a thorough 6
ei,,n,an in both social and business
His only surviving brother is I. W. La
Syn. ESQ, of this city. County Conn
ssauer W. NJ. Crandall, Of Rochester, VII
SECOND term of office expired on Mont
uss surprised IN the pleasantest Kind
rsanner while he was finishing his Oil
Suties in the court house on that
paring his terms of Office Mr.. Crandall
w1,n the respect aud friendship OF all
associates, and as memento OF u
hindly feelings the court house ONT
rreseuied HIM with an elegant gold-he'
esue. Judge Hinman, in his usual hi
ay,e accompanied the presentation W
n.st little speech to which Mr. Gran
ss soon as he could recover from his
pEise, feelingly responded. .''.Wi
Iero,pe, a resident Of Coonville, met
ax accident on Saturday afternoon a
~as walking on the Lake Shoe
sas Of town. The man had been wol
an the railroad and was returning
when he saw u train coming towards
na the track on which he was wal
he stepped over on TO the other
xhen train coming in the opposl'
saction overlook him, knocking him
aad crushing his left leg so that au
eJn was necessary.-Republican.