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a Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and
of ease and comfort follows the use OF
syrup of Figs, as it acts in harmony
with nature to etteCtually cleanse the
system when cOstive or bilious. For
sale i'm SOC and Sl.OO bottles by all
leading druggists. Slim
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AConsumatIon TO he Wished

IUrt ana Citizen.l
The democrats in Urbana and else
where, who Chuckle over what thew
think are the irrecOnciliable differ
ences of the republicans Of this dis
trict, are reckoning without their
host. We shall presently have but
one republican candidate for senator
who will be elected Ply largely in
creased majority The upshot of the
whole matter will be that more inter
est will be taken in the campaign
and greater republican vote boiled
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WEaCAN AND DO

Guarantee Acker's B-ood Elixir for it has
been fully demonstrated to the people of is
country that it is superior to all other pre- hr-
atoms for blood diseases. 1t is a positive cure
for syphilltic poisoning, ulcers, eruptions and
pimpl S. II purfies the wSole system and
thoroughly Guilds up the constitution. Sold
hY RaRland AZ Co l2l
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$4,000 VIII Buy

A fine block of II lots on Prospect Hill,
near street car, and has water works
pipes laid to same. 2-25-tf
Il. B. JOHNSON,
2-25-tf At the LIGHT office.
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san "edrO Springs

The coolest and most popular resort
in the city. Concert every Sunday al
ternoOn and night, by the U. S. mill
tary band. 5-24 Am FRED KERBLE
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SATURDAY, AUGUST "a. 1889.

Mccoy has suffered the extreme
penalty of the law. Offended law has
been vindicated and man is dead
who might have been a useful men,
Der of society. There was no doubt
of his guilt, none of his legal trial,
conviction and sentence, and the 'eye
for an eye and the tooth tor TOOTH
principle is maintained. 1t does seem
hard to see a fellow citizen swung
into the hereafter in this manner, and
one questions why it is that after
eighteen hundred and lightweight
years of civilization we can find no
better thing to do with a criminal
who has taken human life than to
break his neck. 1t is most devOutly
to be hoped that the coming ages will
find some way OF making available
all the machinery of courts and jails
for the reformation of criminals
instead of their determination. The
state in this act, which under existing
laws the court has no alternative
but TO perform, kills more than one. it
lays burden bitterer than death up
on the innocent members of his fami-
ly, and sends them out branded with
disgrace to an unequal battle with the
world. The LIGHT is not mourning
because it did not make indecent
haste to publish this sad ending of
human life and its consequences to a
sensation seeking world. The LIGHT
will not believe that its advertisers
find fault because few more papers
were not sold as the result of poor Nc
COy's execution. While acquiescing
in the sentence as just and without
question OF warrant upon the facts,
the LIGHT does feel profound SYM
pathy tor the innocent victims of his
crime, his own family no less than the
family of his victim.
THE nomination of Malone of Viz
ginia to be governor of that state is a
good one. MahOne's republicanism
cannot be questlOnet nor can his in
dependence of cnaraSter and his abil-
ity. 1t is only question of harmony
ia the councils of the republican par
ty and of unity of effoIt in the cam
paign and at the polls. The state is
democratic but does not banker after
a continued sOjOurn in the democratic
camp and with a united republican
front led by man like Malone the
battle for supremacy will not be very
unequally waged. The democracy of
the state ridicule all attempts at re-
publican harmOnization and affect to
believe it impossible, but such har-
mOny is threatened very seriously
and should the threat be carried into
actual execution and the ranks of the
party be closed up Malone stands
four chances out of nine OF being the
next governor, with the odd chance
in the pool i'm his favor also I'm case of
any democratic fOOlishness.
Deposit with the Maverick bank
and draw intaraut q o.
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Trunks Repaired
At trunk factory, 223 Alamo plaza
IS LIFE WORTH LIVING.

Not II you go through the word dyspep
lc. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are a positive
cure Tor the worst forms of DyspeLoia, inCi
gestiOn. Flstulency and ConstipattOn' Sod
by Ragland Co, ~
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IT'S the accounts of a side-door sa-
loon that are kept up by the double
entry system. Boston Gazette.
At Eastern watering places this
year the mosquitoes are the only fell
lows allowed to run long bills"-
Inter Ocean.
The cat, after making its protest,
frequently rises to give some addi-
tional claws to her argument.-Wash-
ingtOn Capital.
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Ra glands Anticida

Sure death to Ants-to be had at
City Drug Store, No. f. Commerce
SC. 6-lS-tf
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Home advertisements payable on the first. Of
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Announcements for State and County officers
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SIMPLE SMILES.

When justice rides and rascals walk.
When fools keep still and wise men talk
When all men pay for what they buy.
The millennium is surely nigh.
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-11
News from the County Seat.

Judge Lewis is still holding court, and
Is working the docket cff with commend.
able rapldlty.
TIE evil aud criminal business dis.
pused Of is ny follow
Alice Durfee VS. John II L ser money
only (slnnder); dismissed an costs al.
5 II Richardson VS. Alton X Movers,
money " -. 80. nued.
" u Thompson administrator VS. Thos.
Pickwnrlh, in"nry only. Settled and
cosls y id.
Smnrl K-mrigh vs. James Jackson,
money only. Settled and costs paid, no
record
OHIO ex. rel Maggie Tyler VS. Charles
Walker. peace proceedings. Defendant
held for cost aud bill IN TIE sum Of 500
JC McLaughlia vs. sirl hen'N Kellogg,
money only. Appeal by defendant.
Continued.
Esella Moon vs. Edward d Moon, di.
yorce. Divorce granted plaintiff and
custody Of minor children.
P,..'r's rorcfan - w'ch1el rail- IN
iec,,, a /. al rs,4 g. CONTACTED.
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HuNrrkaroS.

sas.t Dec. U, ~.
The NJ. E. Sunday school are preparing
Tor Christmas concert. They hope also
to give the Flag festival" during the
holidays.
The choir Of the Baptist church give a
Musical entertainment Oh Thursday even.
Ing at eight o'clock at the hotel. Adj
mission ten cents, to finish paying for
the new music books for the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dirlam and Mr..
Theodore Dlrlam, attended the funeral OF
Alfred Hucthison the husband Of their
sister Mary, in Cly de on Sunday Dec. s.
Miss Alice Douglass spent Sunday with
her school friend Mrs. Lepba Haskins.
Mr.. Will Smith and J, B. Robinson
spent Sunday in Cenlerlon, Huron Co,
Those who dance must pay the fiddler
and It IS Just as true, those who 60 TO
law must pay the lawyers and the costs,
the costs often being the largest bill.
Henry Cole has moved into the Saners
house.
Mr.. John Skees Of Rochester, has
moved into the Elwood house.
A literary society was started at the
center last Friday night, II will meet
every Friday evening. All interested In
improving their minds during the long
evenings this winter arc cordially invited.
Mrs. Pappenhagen spends the last part
Of this week In Cleveland.
Mrs. Haskins Is on the sick list.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-11
SPENCER.

Dec. 0, 80
George Simpson, from Lodi, was In
town one day last week.
Quarterly meeting will be held In the
N. E.Church the 2ist and a2nd.
Miss Romic Is helping Rev. L. M.
Snyder through his protrscted meetings.
Rev Mr.. Clark, from Cleveland, filled
the pulpit at the F. W. B. church Sunday.
Miss Mary Gavin is suffering with a
feIou.
H9B, Dangherty, from Wellington, was
In town over Sunday.
hrs. Chas. Hendee has gone to Michi.
gan 70 visit her brother.
Mn. Nolen spent a few days with Rev.
Mrs Snyder last week.
We are sorry to say that Rev. Mr.
Smith and family are going TO leave us,
and more back to Pennsylvania,
y A surprise party for Miss Florence
Hepdee last Friday evening. GLADYS.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-11
THE iEVs
As Gathered " ul, sss.isl Gsl'liisii'i!i.
Ali About the Happenings and Special
.Eyentsin their Immediate Vicinity.
AMHERST.

- d. 4 l.
ns5. 81 : Dec. 0, $50.
."Yours Truly" has been unable to write
much news along back, hence our
apology.
H. NJ. Durand, of Wellington, made
calls In Amherst a few days ago.
FL Wyatt returned from weeks visit
in New York lately.
DR., o. T. Maynard made calls on Am
herst friends recently. He will settle in
Elyria again.
r.. B. Petty cut his hand quite seyerly
with an ak few days ago.
VIM. Harper has moved into his new
dwelling on Main street. lisl0
Geo. Thompson has moved into the
house vacated by Mr.. Harper.
j. H. Harpster's childrsn have been
very sick for some time but are now con.
valescing quite rapidly.
Miss Lena Porter of Henrietta visited at
A. Wrlght's last week.
Mrs. Il. ferguson and daughter Nellie
visited friends in Wellington, LaGIange,
0berlln and Kipton last week.
Gibson Bros. are selling goods In the
old school building since their store was
burned. 9
II. Melon lost q valuable kit Of tools at
the fire last week. w
Gibson Bros store was entirely destroyed
by fire on the morning Of Dec /, q defec.
tive chimney was the cause. The show
cases, a few dry goods and some hour was
all that was saved Of their stock. The
new part was to have been finished that
day and they had 1t well filled with goods
None Of the goods on the second floor
we're saved and that included nearly all
Of their stock Of clothing TO which they
had just added $1,000 worth. The esti-
mated loss is $4,000 with an insurance Of
5000. They will probably rebuild
soon, tlN ~ ~ '.srsl
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wright have returned
from weeks visit with friends in Find
lay. sl tfs.t fl 3tfet9t ~,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-11

An honest Swede tells his story Il
plain but unmistakable language for TIT
benefit ut the public. One Of my child
rem tooE severe cold and got the croul
gave her a teaspoonful Of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, and in Ave minutes late
l gave her one more. BY this time sh'
had TO cough up the gatherings In hel
throat Then she went 10 sleep and slep
good for fifteen minutes. Then she 10
up and vomited; then she went back H.
he'd and slept good for the remainder o
the night Bhe got the Group the secon'
night and I gave the same remedy witt
the same good results ! write this BE-
cause thought there might be In u
same need and not know the true meriI
Of this wonderful medicine CHARLEsf
-ro'rr-vv. D~s Motives. Iowa. 50 cen
b.a,rs ivf sale by fs.l d 1 rlI. Dluggis,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-11
ITCHING {: ::;;;: :; ;;:;; :; =; e; e; !:

disease, from a common Pimple TO the worst
case OF 5crofula, can be cured BY the use Of
Biudblider, the new vegetable Blood Puri-
for. internally. and Coles Carbolisalve,
the Great Skin Remedy. externally.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-11

phte--, -,,.t -. -
Last VIII of Louis Fulton, ileceaset
late'of Pittsdeld, admitted to probate an
widow elects to take under the will.
Dayid Wallace executor OF will and e.
tate OF VIM Jones deceased, late Of Lo
rain, filed petition for order to compe
land contract. Order granted and dee,
ordered.
John Lee administrator of estate
Bartholomew Brainbridge, files petition
for order TO sell land to pay debts.
Last will Of Hattie Beardsley, deceas
ed, late of Huntington, admitted 10 pro-
bate.
Mary II Mennell appointed guardian Of
Elizabeth II Mennell, Belden.
VIM II Lucher executor Of estate o.
Joseph G Wadsworth, deceased. late o
Eaton, filed petition for order to sell land
order granted, sale confirmed and deet
ordered.
Last will Of Hiram Davidson, deceased
late Of Wellington, admitted to probate
JT Haskell qualified as executor.
Eugene streator appointed administrat-
or Of last will and esIate of L Phillips, de.
ceased, late OF Russia, will admitted Il
Probate.
Order OF adoption Of Ellen Lindscott b,
Charles and Adaline Risinger, Of Pen
field, made. Name changed to Nelli
May Risinger.
Copy Of last will of Mary W Castle.
man, deceased, late Of Ontario, depositeG
for record.
Last will Of Irene Hale, deceased, lat.
Of Russia, admitted to probate.
Last will of Miranda Thompson, de.
ceased, late Of Eaton, admitted TO probate
Last will of Joseph Harris, deceased
late Of Sheffield, admitted to probate an
widow elects to take under the will.
Last will Of Christian Fanchcr, deceas
ed, late OF Amherst, admitted TO probate
VIM Spriggs adjudged insane and or.
der conveyed 10 insane asylum at Tc'
ledo.
Bella Dewey appointed administratrix
of estate Of Mary B Dewey, deceased, lat
ot Obcrlin.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-11
nocnEsrER.

Dec. 2, I'D.
Lewis Barnes has joined the arm- Of
benedicts, and has settled down to life
under his own vine and iig tree.
Since November 18th, p. L. Kessler has
shipped over seven hundred rabbits TO
the eastern markets.
, Mrs. Charles Conklin visited with
her mother, Mrs. Thos. storrow. last
week.
]. L. Dyer has finished his seasons
work for A. Storrow, and taken up his resi-.
dence in Nova, where he will attend
school the coming winter.
HAIL. COLUMBIA.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-11
LIToHFIELD.

A. d. Hall has been confined to the
house with neuralgia 10 the face.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nell Turner were made
happy by girl.
P.0.Shank aud N. Turner have de-
cided to have ashooting match with shot
guns and rides Dec. "a. They intend to
give every one a good chance 70 win a
fowl or turkey, and all sunners viii be
welcome.
Mrs. y. Keuelly is making short visit
at her sisters in Lorain and her old home
IN collirwocd
rn.fe sl,i be NJ ser, .ses A ,he ,ami,t
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-11

IN correspondence with parties who came
here and settled IN the pine woods only
two years ago In November, and know
there could have been nothing growing
here then, could not believe It possible
that vegetation could grow so rapidly.
But on this place which only two years
ago was but wild waste Of pine woods,
i see lemon trees laden with fruit in all
stages from the blossom to the ripe fruit,
guava bushes with branches so full they
sweep the ground, fig trees with fruit on
them, an arbor covered with grape vines,
a mulberry from which | can pick the
fruit from my chamber window, a height
OF fully twelve feet, besides lines, persim.
mons. citrus fruits, bananas, pine apples,
peaches, pears, plums, grapes and pro-
fusion OF rose bushes covered with bios
SONS today, q trumpet lily with stock
two inches 10 diameter, umbrella trees five
or six high, rose geranium and Ian
tana each Of which will measure ten feet
from the tips OF their opposite branches,
and an almost endless variety of shrubs
and vines of a size which In the north il
would take six years to reach-and then
only with the greatest care aud protec-
tion. When child | often wondered
where Jacks" wonderful bean stalk grew
and l was sometimes inclined to doubt
The truth Of the story; but now after see.
ing the rapid growth Of what they call
here Florida beans, l have concluded |,
must have been that kind of bean, and
grew right here
The salubrity Of the climate is beyond
question, situated as Ii is on an eminence
surrounded by clear running water and
pine forests. Owing to its
peculiar by favorable location,
the health of the place is exceptionally
good. Malarious diseases are almost uu-
known and the Comparatively lew other
ailments from which the" Crackers" suffer
are Of a mild type and readily yield 10
Treatments consequently the physicians
here literally enjoy(D a long summer
r'a,'o"' VI ui'kn'' were IL mol lor tue
Northern people who come here in the
,a'' ''"seS y, eousunlption VI some oihe'
u''sAse equan' as pau' 700 lar gone "
find cure 10 any cline. Though the
sis"' VI inyi'aus Oh mowers whose oios
suns seeui'nsy neVer wi'ner' me lqAurS
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church next Sunday owing to the absence
Of Elder Hall.
Owing 70 the absence Of Mr.. Evans by
the Illness and death Of his brother, the
pupils Of the High school have had a
weeks vacation.
Some Of the small boys enjoyed day
OF skating last week. The ice was re-
ported fine and none missing.
You Know.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-11

AT his store on Liberty street, Wellington,
O., and at his store next door to savings
bank, Elyria, O.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-11
Henry Haynes VS. Geo Prosser. mone,

Henry Haynes VS. Geo Prosser, none,
only.
First National Bank Of Conneaulyille
vs. Vernon B Phelps. money only. Jude
ment for plaintiff $685.
Lottie Gregory VS. William Gregoyr
divorce. Divorce granted and change O.
name.
Samuel X Laundon VS. the Wall
Railroad Co., money and equitable relief
Default. Judgment for plaintiff S2,1Oe
Adolphus B Scranton VS. Zelpha s
Battle ct al, partition. Partition ordered
Alonzo Castor administrator vs. the ]
5 q M s Ry. Co., money only. Judg.
msnt $16575.
Milo II Williams VS. Celia Williams, b
enforce performance Of specific contrac,
Decree see journal
Charles II Horton VS. David Hull aud |
b Hull, judgment by confession $857.A
Jas + Manter vs. Harvey welch, none,
and foreclosure. Judgment $195.
On the Criminal docket: r.S (.
Ohio VS. Gus'on Hampt, selling intoxi
eating liquor to minor. Nolled.
Same VS. same, keeping open on Sunda,
Nolled.
Ohio VS. David Kelley, selling and fur
nishmg intoxicating liquor to minor
Nolled.
Ohio VS. Allen Curtis, keeping gam
bling room. Plea changed to guilty.
Ohio vs. Jacob Brown, rape and assault
with intent to commit rape. Verde
OF rape. Sentenced to three years Il
penitentiary.
Ohio VS. James Garrison aud John Doe
larceny. Verdict guilty. Sentenced 4
three years in penltentiary.
Ohio VS. Harry Flanagan, cutting viii,
intent TO wound. Continued.
Obi, VS. VIM culligan. same charge
Continued.
onio VS. VIM Gross, selling inloxicatinl
liquor to minor.
Several criminal cases OF minor i'm
portance have been tlnued, and severa
defendants have plead guilty, who have
not yet been sentenced.
In Probate.
Nettie N Nicholas appointed admins
tratrix of estate Of Lydia NJ squires, dt
ceased, late Of Elyria.
Last win Of Florie Z Whitney. deceas
ed, late Of Camden, admitted to pre-
bate. ,--.g-l.-,i
HasF Sill Of Beisey P whitney, decear
ed, ln's 81 eanndsni adnis.s.s .. pss.
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BIudbllder'

Is concentrated vegetable extract and
possesses wonderful tonic, Alternative and
blood purifying qualities. II renews and
enriehes tho blood and through IL reaches
every part Of tho body. imparts life and
viFor 70 all Its functions and strengthens
and builds up tho system. II 10 the best
known remedy for all Sorofulous Complaints.
EIpsipslds. Eczemo, Boas, Tunors. Msrcu-
rial Pbisoning and Constitutfonal Dtsordsvs,
Blotchss. Plmplss and Erptions Of ne SKIN.
Rheumatfsss. and all diseases caused By an
impoverished or corrupted condition Of the
blood. Small doses and pleasant - tAks.
v''ce ~ CIV f'r fs r-s1rr"i only byJ.
I. $500 4. To-, p...sA nv. EAlls, wls. e
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COMFORT,
AND How TO OBTAIN IT.


The Patent Overcoat,
with Rubber Cloth be-
tween the wOOlen outside
cloth and the lining,keep
out wind and rain as well
as a brick wall. This is
the second year. Those
iwho wore them last win
Z ter pronounce them the
ne plus ultra of comfort
able inventions. They
are to be obtained in Lo-
! rain county Of a
"A. M. FITCH, MGlahiN,
At his store on Liberty street, Wellington,
o., and at his store next door to savings
hank Elyria o. f-t