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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21
BROKERS'.

BROKERS'.
NEU3TADT q PIRTLE, DEALERS IN
IN county and city school bonds: bank, street
railway and manuf. company's stocks; loans
made on real estate and collateral security at
current rates Of w I'd St. Burdiek building
~ WsSCS AND ASsAYEaS.
JNTADE & WADE-9RNERAL CHEMICAL.
w Analysis and Assay business, corner of
First and Fort sts. aus If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-21

DEOPLE'S THEATER.
II North MAN, near First street.
W. G. CRosBIE and @. T. ARPER, Managers.
Second Week and Undoubted Success of the
True Exponents of the Irish Character.
JAMES M. WARD AND
CARRIE CLARKE WARD
For week commencing
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10TH,
NINSH AVOGUE,,
Or the .sWandering Pfper.r =
RepIete with New and Beautiful Scenery, Irish
Songs, Dances. Jigs, etc.
Matinee, Saturday and Sunday at 2 p. m.
Popular prices, 15e, 25c., $50.
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Acknowledgements

~FOLGE Ordre fra Gouverne-
- mentet bekjendtgjdres herved,
At ALE som MATTE have Dokumenter,
der rkulle b~elugges med Stempel-
papir for indeverende Aar, vii have at
henvende sig Slempelpapirkontoret
i Ch~ristiansted inlon den SIDE
JANUAR napstkommende, da lngen
senere Udleverins af Stempelpapir
for 1889 vii inde Sted.
,.StcmpelpapirNo ntoreI, C~hristiansted den
ISde December 1889.
OTTO C. KNUDSEN.
, 1889-12-25
HERMAN AUGUST JURS.

Bidder 1T D0nnebroge,
Underdommer og Shyiver paa Gen
st. Thomas ! Amerika,
nJ0R VITTERLIGT: At efter Begier.
u ing af pcnSioneret Forvalrer WILLIAM
ALEXANDER TIKJOB, Fr0knerne
CAROLINE MARIA T!KJOB, JANE
TIKJOB, ALICE THEODORATIKJ0B,
og ROSAMOND EMMILY TIKJ0B, SAINT
JENS EDWARD TIKJOB og MARIA
ELIZABETH BUSCH, f0dt TIKJ0B,
med hendeS Egtefnlle CHARLES BUSCH
lndStRvneS herved IIenhold til Forord-
nlng at lite September 1889 s IL. S0mand
JAMES ANDREW TIKJOB-hvis sidste
BOp@l var st. Thomas og fra hvem der,
efter at han havde fOrladt ST. Thomas og
DeglVet sig til Hamburg like siden 1864
naVes nOgenSnmhelSt Etterretning-til at
mode linden 81. Thom@ ordinaire Byting,
der h0ldes paa Diet ~S@dvanlige TingSted-
tor Tiden Eiendommen NO. 43 NOrregade,
kongenS Kvar'cr den f0rste Retsdag -
for IIden MANDAG i April Manned
1891 FormIGdag KlOkken 10 idet Citanter-
ne der og da age ut nedl@gge Paastand
ON, at de som Arvinger efter Indst@vnte-
efter at de fOreSkrevne Forklaringer og
OplySninger ere afgivne og de forn0dne
IN ANNC Va OH1JcuIBS OuIS db
I~ndst@vnte har v@ret bOrte i over 20
Aar og at ingen Efterretning i denne
It'd HAYES ON ham, eller ON, at han
var live m. m. we'd Dom kjeDdes eiendoms-
berettiget til Ind stRvnteS i Danmark
herOende FOrmue, nemligen ham tilfalden,
1863 Kj0benEavns Overformynderi ind
betalt og der indestaaende Arv, som med
paal0bne Renter til lite Juni 1889 andrager
Kr; 2,O67.36 ore. -
EndvidereH indvarsles de ovrige mulige
Arvinger efter bemeldte JAMES ANDREW
TIKJOB til at mode under Sagen og ware
tago deres Tarv. ii.
Under min haand Og Embedets
Segl.
ByfogedkontOret, ST. Thomas den 1Sde
December 1889, a@4e
H. A. JURS.
LIS.
Gyber $1.O0
Err Zen vest. Daler :
H. A. j.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07
Foreign Cheese Market.

Urea. ". Y. August 5.-Advices from New
York were more favorable to-day. and buyers
took hold with considerable energy. putting
the market up &c. On an average cheese was
sold on TO July IS or %, and so much Of the
July make is now gone that statesmen are in
hopes that the improvement has come to stay.
The cable advanced shilling last week, show
ing that the change started on the other side
Of the water. which is certainly good sign,
and ought TO be permanent one II matters are
not overdone on this side.
LITTLE Falls. N. Y, August 5-The ruling
price Of cheese to-day. is advanced fully one
half cent per pound. and the average price
would probably figure somewhat more. Prices
started In at an advance and kept 1t through
the day, till near the close little excitement
was caused BY one buyer paying SIC, but the
hour was so late that 1t had no effect on other
lots. Most operators and factorymen consider
this q healthy advance, and not caused by
speculative dealers. The cheese is represented
to be Of excellent quality and well cured.
which result the unusually cool weather has
contributed largely In securing. Colored
cheese continues TO be preferred to white by
about one-fourth cent pound.
Following are the transactions: 1896 boxes
at &C.; 2,l2I boxes at SIC; 2,l3l boxes at szc.;
2lS boxes at Sc; 800 boxes at SIC; and 6is
boxes on commission.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07
Death Of Mrs. Bradner.

The sudden death Of Mrs. Della BRAD
ner, At the residence Of Hon. S. S. Warner
just before noon on Friday last, was q
shock TO her many friends in Wellington
and Huntington, as well as to those at a
distance who received the sad news by
telegraph. Although not in robust health,
Ma Bradner was not confined 10 the
house until the day of her death, and even
then might have been up had not her
friends urged upon her the necessity Of
rest She had made all arrangements to
start for the East that afternoon, but gave
Il up in the morning, as she was not feel
ing quite 50 well as before.
Death came suddenly without a minutes
warning, and il is supposed that the cause
OF death was paralysis of the heart
Mrs. Bradner came to Huntington forty
two years ago as the bride Of Austin s.
Taylor, and resided there twenty years.
She had no children. her only child hay-
ing died AZ its birth
twenty-five years ago she was married
70 Mr.. n. Roe Bradner Of Warwick, N. Y.
During her residence in Warwick she en-
deared herself to many friends, who will
sincerely mourn her loss. Mr.. Bradner
died more than = year ago, after an illness
Of several years, during which Mrs. Brad
ner cared for him with rare devotion, and
It was source Of great comfort to her
thAi she was enabled TO do il to the end
when all was over she felt that her life
work was done After an absence Of
tN enty years she returned TO the scenes of
her early married life, ami spent six
weeks visiting friends and relatives here,
but was about TO return East. still unde-
cided whether to make her future home
here or among her friends there. The
question Of her future was 10 be settled
Tor her and she has gone to her reward.
Mrs Badner was a woman Of good
Judgment, fine mind and excellent mem.
Oy. and always an interesting and
Agreeable companion.
When in Huntington she united viii
The Congregational Church aud after go
ing 10 Warwick became identified with
the German Reformed Church. She wa
sixty-fve years Of age at the time OF he
ueaih. The remains were taken to War
wick, n. Y, accompanied by Miss Bell
N. Wells, niece who has lived with Mrs
Bradner for twelve years, and by Albert R
Warner
The funeral was held in Warwick at 2
O'Clock Monday afternoon.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07
Progress ofInventions Since ls45.


In the year lss the present owners Of the
SCIENTIFIC ANKRIcAE newspaper commenced
It's publication. and soon after established .
bureau Ter the procuring Of patents for inven-
tons at home and In foreign countries. Dur
Ina the year ISIS there were 502 patents issued
from the US. Patent once. and the total issue
from the establishment Of the Patent once up
to the end Of that year. numbered only i.l7.
Up TO the lst Of July this year there have
been Eranted sosCS. Showing that since the
commencement Of the publication Of the Sci
KSIIyIc AxEucIx there have been issued from
the US. Patent once iO2.l66 patents and about
one third more applications have been made
than have been granted. showing the ingenu-
ity Of our people 10 be phenomenal.
and much greater than ever the enormous
number Of patents issued indicates, Probably
good many Of our readers have had business
transacted through the ofices Of the SCIENTIFIC
AxmcAE. In New York or Washington. and
are familiar with Mum Co.'S mode Of doing
business. but those who have aot will be inter
ested In knowing something about thIs.the old
estpatent soliciting nrm In this country, prob
ably In the world.
Persons visiting the ofAces OF the SCIENTIFIC
AxKRicAS. 81 Broadway, N. Y. for the hrst
time will be surprised. on entering the main
oihoe.to md such an extensive and elegant
ly equipped establishment. with Its walnut
counters. desks, and chairs 10 correspond. and
Its enormous safes. and such q large number
Of draughtsmen. specification writers, and
clerks ali a. busy as bees. reminding one Of 4
large banking or insurance once with lis hun
dred employees.
In conversation with one Of the arm. who
had commenced the business Of soliciting pat.
ents In connection with the publication Of
i the scfunyo AnEEoAx. more than forty
years ago, I learned that his hrm had made
application Tor patents for upward Of one
hundred thousand inventors In the United
States. and several thousand In different for
eign countries. and had fled a. many cases In
the Patent once In single month As there
were patents issued during the entire frsi
year Of their business career. This gentleman
had seen the Patent once grow from sapllnl
70 . sturdy oak. and he modestiy hinted thai
many thought the ScInffyfc AnERrclx with
IN isrgc circulation had performed no near
share In stimulating inventions and advanc
ing the interests Of the Patent once. But 4
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07
PERSONALS.

Miss Edith Slemmons Is visiting relatives
in Burbank, o., where she expects to re-
main until September.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. VsTmilyA and Mr..
and Mrs J. W. Bunee are enjoying the
lake breeze.
Mrs. Nora Sievick is assisting in The
post Office.
Mrs. S. S. Warner is able to ride out
again
W. Cline of the Greenwich Enterprise
called last week
Mr.. and Mrs. E P. Hays of Deer Lake,
Mich, are visiting old friends and relatives
here Mr. Hays left this vicinity twenty
years ago, but returns annually on a visit
ing tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cushion. Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. BensehOten are On q
visit up the lakes,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ID. Warren left town for
two weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Z c. Fovles and son and
Miss Mabel MAnyille Of Cleveland are in
town for two or three weeks stay.
Miss Nellie Horr visited friends in Ne
dina last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Z Z Hustled and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ". Bennett are at UnwOOd Park.
DR.. and Ms. Holbrook and daughter
are at Lakeside.
Miss Grace Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
F. Jones leave in few days Tor Lakeside.
Mrs. r. q. Adams visited friends in
Rochester last week.
W. II. Townsend has engaged with the
Thomas Manufacturing company, ol
Springfield. o., and win leave about Sep
tember 18th.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07

There are no fakirs, confidence men or
other disreputable persons whatever with
the new show. Everybody can attend
with safety, comfort and assurance Of
courteous treatment, and for only 25 cents.
Wellington, August 10.
Don't fail to see the Virginia reel danced
by the red headed girls on white horses
with their cowboy escorts-all on horse.
back-with POmeroy's western World"
PomeroY's "Western World"-the new
Wild West will exhibit here both after.
noon and evening. Wellington, August 10.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07

The summer meeting Of the Lorain Co,
Farmers Institute will be held Wednes
day, August 81, on the fair grounds Al
Wellington. o. The meeting will be I'D
dressed morning and afternoon by s. Il
Ellis, Master Of the State Grange. One
Of the questions 10 be discussed Is winter
dairying. All come out with your baskets
well filled and have good time.
BY order Of Executive ommittee.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07
A Mighty Lucky Man.

{ II any sea captain has had more un.
eventful and successful life than Captain
Nathaniel q. Falker, Of Biddeford, Me-, let
him say 90. Captain Falker, who the
other day sold his last vessel, the schooner
Messenger, and retired from business, was
born sixty-nins years ago. When nine
years old he went 10 sea, and has followed
Il steadily ever since. During forty Of the
sixty years he has been captain. In these
forty years he never lost q man, never had q
man die at see, never losta spar or sail
and never called upon the underwriters for
q cent Of insurance money.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07

is not alone the patent soliciting that occupies
the attention Of the one hundred persons EN-
ployed BY Mum a Co.. but large number are
engaged on the four publications issued week
ly and monthly from their once ,S6l Broadway,
N. Y, viz; The Scientific American. the Sci
entine American Supplement. the Export Edi-
tion Of the Scientific American and the Archi-
tects and Builders Edition Of the Scientific
American. The first two publications are is
sued every week. and the latter two the first
Of every month.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07
DIED..

cRITRs.-of scarlet fever, at the residence Of
A. Harper. on North Main street, Thursday.
AuE. ist, Rdith. daughter Of Mr.. +. Urites, Of
Canal Dover. O.. Aged years. The deceased
came here with her mother 70 visit her
aunL Mrs. Harper. Mrs. Critics being q sis.
ter Of Mrs. Harper. July II she was taken
siek and continued great sufferer until re-
heved By death. Her remains were taken
70 Canal Dover for burial.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07
JUSTICES COURT.
RKEoRK ESQ. PIERCE.

The case Of HoveY vs. Robertson q
Moore was called at ten O'Clock Wednes-
day. Attorney Weber filed q motion to
dismiss the action on account Of the court
having no Jurisdiction. on the ground that
where title was considered In cases oi
nuisance IL wasa matter for the common
pleas court to settle. The court ruled In
favor Of Mr.. Weber. and the defendant
excepted and will carry the case up.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07
Mu.,o.l ra.ta in oa,ifornia.

The musical taste of tho young women in
rural California may be inferred from the
following order recently received by q
Sacramento music store: ''Have you got q
song with the words g accompaniment
called chipy Get your Hair cut johnny get
your gun-I don't know the name OF the
song, but think that IL part Of tho first
verse. Please let mo know right away II
you have II & the price Of IL q also have
you the music Of Song called Of tho day
=. and price Of IL, q have you got song called
she is my big Eat Consumpted liza jane q
price Of itn sAs e.i la..4 ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07
BUSINESS LOCALS.

SOLD AT AUCTIoN-Siock and fix
lures of the Bazaar Store. Tnware, Bird
Cages, Cutlery, Hosiery, Handkerchieis.
Stamped Goods, TOYS and Notions. Sale
10 commence Thursday evening Aug. l3,
at O'Clock, Friday evening. Aug. II, al
Z O'Clock, and Saturday afternoon and
evening, Aug Is, at 2 and o'clock p IN.
w. ii. TOWNSEND.
Notice.
am still In town, canvassing for the
sale of Prof. Hopkins Special Remedies,
Notwithstanding the reports to the contra
y. [32J MRS L. w. ELY.
A Card.
Free Hand Crayon Portrait woI
speciality, by
MRs. VI. L. MARSHALL,
Wellington, Ohio
Residence on n. Main st.
Wal. E. Special.
Round trip tickets TO Lakeside and
Put-in-bsy at reduced rates via Sandusky
and boat. For sale by w. & l.. E. Ry.
To Farmers.
Remember that LaUndnn, Windecker
4 Co. have full stock OF all kinds Of
Barb wire fencing.
Try Pratts Horse Liniment. Sure cuie
for all blemishes. Sold by druggists.
Go toS.v. Carpenters for sewing ma
chine supplies,
Potato Bugs, Currani Worms, Cabbage
Worms, &c, Me quickly destroyed by
using "Hammond's Slug Shot" Il is the
cheapest and most effectual article,knowD
used with safety Ia man and beast Tor ten
years. Sold by
20-d LaundOn, Windecker & Co.
The incest ice-cream parlors In town are
at ]. B. Vermilya's
Hosiery al reduced price.
Laundon, Windecker l. Co.
The latest designs of Baby Carriages
and sold exceedingly cheap at
HoYT & BENsCHoTEN's.
Itch, Mango, and Scratches on human
or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wool
lords Ssnitary Lotion. This never tail
Sold BY e. W. Adams, Druggist, Yelling
ton, Ohio. ~
Pratt's Rheumatic Liniment beats them
all. Sold by druggists.
We have nice lot If Baby Carriages n;
very low prices Call and see them.
A. q. d q. L. Coucn.
Notice.
J. M. Crabtree will pay the highes
market prices tor live and dressed hug
veal calves, dry and green hides and pells
Goto J. b. Vermilya for the best flavor
ed dish OF ice-cream in town,
J.B. Vermilya uses pure cream, pur'
clean Ice, pure Ingredients, to make hi
| ice-cream.
Baby Carriagesl Baby Carriages.
A full line Of Child's Carriages can b,
seen at A. g. & q. L. CoUcH's,
Baby Carriages at A. @. & @. L. Couch
II you have neuralgia. cold, sore throat
etc, use Pratt's Family Liniment. Sol,
by druggists.
For pure ice-cream that will recommen,
itself call on J. B, vermilya
To prevent cholera infantum use klne
hart's Syrup Blackberry; no opium. 25c
Sareens at reduced price.
Laundon, Windecker q Co.
Notice.
Dressmaklng and Fitting. l am pr.
pared 10 do Cutting, Fitting and Dres.
making by the late Taylor System. III
ting Specially, at my home on Kelle
Bt, west OF G. o. O. q l. depot,
So-Sel Mrs. BuRImoAnE.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07
Athletic Contest.

The second preliminary contest for selec-
ton Of team 70 represent the townships Of
Rochester, Huntington, PenAeld and Wei
lington at the coming fair, win be held ii
the fair grounds in front Of the grand
stand on Monday evening, August 12th
next. instead Of on Saturday evening, Aug
10Th, % heretofore arranged. Lat al con
te,,an,s be on hand In good season
Committee.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07

The CCC& S. L Ry Dee Iine) will
run one Of their popular cheap excursions
to Dayton Soldiers Home. Thursday, Au-
gust 18th. Fare for the round uip 10 Day
ton, e. Tickets from Dayton tothe Home
and return for sale on the train al 25 cents
each Special excursion train viii leave
Wellington at 6:sS & m For further par
ticularscall on Bee Line ticket agents.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07
Reunion.

The annual reunion Of the ID Ohio Cav
airy and 35th Ohio Battery Association
win be held st Memorial Hall. 40 6upe
rior street, Cleveland. Ohio. on wednes
day, August 2ist, 1889.
1T. HASKELL, Sec.
Exchanges please copy.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she elung tn Castoria,
When hehad Children. she gave them Cas,oria
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

log Gays.
The fallow.
Watering places.
A bountilul harvest.
Doctors are quite busy.
The show Saturday afternoon
The corn crop is looking well.
New London fair August 21-2S.
The new band plays very nicely.
The prize fight craze has eft town.
The big sunfiowers are now in bloom.
There will be fifiy.three Fridays this
year.
Only four more weeks until school be-
gins.
The Catholic society is still without a
priest.
The English sparrow indulges in no va
cations.
A fine supply of watermelous are in the
market
Two fine lamps sdOrn the waiting rooms
at the Bee Line.
The fair ground is being fitted up for
the coming fair.
An unusual number OF wet cellars are
reported in town.
The price on new wheat still remains al
seyenty-five cents.
The excursion to ssge's Grove wa:
largely patronized.
There appears to be quite demand fol
residences just now.
Robertson & Moore found very dull sale
for their Texas ponies.
There is no lull In the tobacco trade a
any season Of the year.
II is now the season Of the year for th'
boys in blue to hold reunions.
The Wellington Milling Company op
crates It's works day and night.
@. P. Hor is assisting in the Bank dur
ing the absence OF VIM. Cushion, Jr.
An unusual amount Of racing is in
dulged In Of late on South Main street.
The justices are busily engaged docket
ing the business transacted last week.
There will be regular service at the NJ
z. church next Sunday morning and even
ing.
The exodus to the watering places is
very tame affair this year compared witt
others.
The proprietors Of the chewing gun
factories should become immensel!
wealthy.
Our mail list will be corrected next is
sue. Please see how you stand with tn
printer.
Mrs. Henry Taylor OF East Hampton
Mass, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sam
uel Warner.
Bowlby & Hall have caused the nam
Of the firm 10 be placed upon their deli'
cry wagon.
A large force Of workmen are engages
in putting IN new ties on this section o
the Bee Line.
A number of engines on the Bee Lin
have been re-leitered to conform TO III
new company name.
More extensive preparations are bein
made for the coming fair than there hav
been for many years.
A few more hitching posts are needle
In place Of the old ones which have serve
beyond their usefulness.
Complaint Is entered about hunters dii
turbing the quietness OF the Sabbath nc
many miles from Wellington.
II. Z. Barrett, the hverymzn, offer
special Inducements for funerals to tax
place--cheap rates for carriages.
The Guarantee Nursery Co., Of Genev'
N. Y, are calling for men to work on sa
ary, In another column Of this paper.
The Insurance Journal reports an III
usual amount Of property destroyed b
lightning during the month or July.
The streets are usually lined with d
mestic pigeons at this season Of The yea
but this time they have failed to arrive.
One hundred and eighty-five ticke
were sold for the excursion to Clevelan
over the Bee Line from this place Ia
week.
(. ]. II. Corbett No. 9, Of the McDonal
win forgers Of Cleveland, has been go
enced TO the penitentiary. Corbett vi
formerly Of New London
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07

The many remarkable cures Hoods
SarAparilla accomplishes are sufficient
proof that Il does posses peculiar cnra-
tive powers
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07

!. A XIV disease called photo-electric
ophthalmia Is described - due 10 tho con.
tinual action Of The electric light on The
eyes. AlEL-ll .-.--. \ {. ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-07
Notice.

Dressmaklng and Fitting. l am pr.
pared 10 do Cutting, Fitting and Dres-
making BY the late Taylor System. Fit
ting Specially, at my home on Kelle,
81, west OF G. o. @. q I. depot
30-30l Mrs. BuRLmoAME.