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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-24
La GRANGE.

April 22, SO.
New barber shop in town, Rawson &
Richmond. Success.
Ford Gott has returned from New York
with the largest stock of dry goods ever
brought into town at one time.
Mr. and Mrs E F Wilcox, Of Cleveland,
spent several days in town last week Wis.
iting friends.
WF Benton and family have returned
from Kapsas for short stay or long stay
know not.
Seven Of our boys and girls have gone
into the certificate business. Nettie
Wheeler, Carrie White, Lucy UnderhilI,
Clyde Wilcox. Charles Williams, James
Freeman, B Foot.
Carrie White is teaching in he.Powers
district; Nettie Wheeler will begin to-
morrow In the Vermont street district, and
Lucy Underhill In the Wilcox district.
VT Sheldon, Of Peoria, Ill Is at home
with bis parents for short time.
mhs A Lennon, OF Oberlin, Mrs s
Dale, Of Lorain, Mrs Addie Brooks, Of
Berea, Miss vesta Maydole, Lee stroup,
Charles Nichols, Of Baldwin University, ,
spent Sunday at their old home with
friends.
Prof s Myers, Of Cl welasd, is con-
iucting musical convention in town aud
giving thorough review instruction In
music in the public scools. He will close
his work with us Friday evening in the
shnpe Of one Of the finest concerts ever
given in Lo Grange. Youi correspondent
hepes 10 see the NJ Il church crowded
hat evening, so that Mr. Myers can be se-
"ured next year. Admission only 1Jc, but
the coDceri will be worth Ave times that
price Let everybody attend.
YouRs DRYLY.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-24

popuisr here as a minister and citizen
HIS ~ loss VIII be keenly felt by the chuich
we understand that he will engage in out
door work until restored to health
u a strAnahan and U p Price are in
tne chicken business. They have sacri.
tced few dozen eggs to the mercilass
care OF Halls patent incubator and are
now anxiouSly and prayerfully waiting
ana watching for crop Of spilled eggs OF
molherless chicks, they know not which
nan & Stranahan have purchased, sec.
ohd hand, Steving patent Refrigerator
ana placed II in their market. II will b..
STEAK on ice with them this summer.
Mrs Val Shank, who has been in the
CITY under the care of Drs Biggar and
Bishop, has returned to her home.
One night last week Mr. Foskett driving
steady old work horse, not one of the
plug specie, but horse harness. worn and
old enough to be supposed to know its
business came to town and stopped in
front OF the harness shop. He tied the
horse with neck strap and removed the
bride for repairs, when all in an instant
the horse proceeded to rear and plunge.
going through sort of pantomime as II
To say 1t did not just understand some OIL.
lect which upon its increased range of
vision il could behold. In vain Mr. +
seized by the neck and shouted whoa
stop! etc, the animal would not listen To-
reason but leaped the post taking with Il
such parts of harness and carriage as il
could not In lis precipltancy cast of. The
horse did not escape but 1t made nice
little wreck Of the harness and fore end of
the buggy. Moral-No matter how do
cile and quiet your horse may seem be a
little careful in removing the blinkers
when hitched to a top carriage. When a
horse sees something suspicious 1, wants
to face the music and It can't do that to
the rear end Of a buggy TO which 1t is
bitched without damage to one or the
other. t.
~. Carp.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-24
7HE IEVs
Al Gathered y o., s,scisl CORRESPONDENTS.
All About the Happenings and Special
Events N their Immediate Vicinity.
HUNTINGDON.

aai April %, 'S9.
Quarterly meeting at the N. E. church
In TWO weeks from last Saturday and sun.
day.
Elder Haskell preached in the Boptist
church last Sunday.
The Easter concert In the M E. church
on Sunday evening was a success The
pieces were all to the point and well
learned. spd spoken. The singing was
excellent, Showing good deal Of practice
One goodfhing about the concert was its
length, TWAS SO the little folks could pet
home in good season. l wish these
ch'ldren's concerts came more frequently
as everyone enjoys them. The church was
beautifully decorated with plants and
flowers, showing that those who did the
work had an eye for the beautiful.
Mrs. J. ,. Pratt has Just returned from
two weeks visit in Virginia with her
husband, heremalns there. His mari mill
viii be finished and in working order by
the last Of his week. There are abundant
deposiia 81 this mari within q of mile
OF the MILL They have been hindered
BY the wet weather aud II Is still raining
good deal there. This is wett,st spring
they have known for years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lang have moved
into part of Mrs Harking's house, they
moved last Friday and the ride did not
hum Mr. Lang at all, although he is al.
most helpless.
Mr.. james clark's health is very poor
this spring, she lives In Akron with her
daughter, Mrs. Lee.
Mrs. McQuate has a little girl.
Elmer Richmond spent Sunday in town.
FrankWallace from Wellington was at
church sunday
Day Hrssael, OF Wellington, came
down 'on his bicycle Saturday and took
dinner with class mate.
Mr. Albert Mooney Is so much better
that he was able to ride to Wellington last
week one day.
The musical association adjourned till
this week Friday evening; it is hoped
there VIII be enough members present to
do business then.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-24
SPENCER

April %, 80.
Misses Bertha and Almeda Hart have
begun their schools the former In this
township and the latter in Penfeld.
John Ingraham's wife presented him
with present the other day; l. e., a fine
boy.
The ladies aid society of the N L church
met at the residence OF Jacob Firestone.
A large attendance and en- enjoyable time,
Rev Damon, Of Medina, occupied the
Baptist pulpit Sunday.
Henry Gross and family visited in
Eharte Saturday.
There will be meeting at the town
hall Saturday evening next to arrange for
memorial day. All interested are urged
To be present.
Mrs Dreskell, mother Of Mrs A Douard,
Is visiting her.
Mr. George Fogel has had q horse suffer
ing severely from lameness the past week,
but at present II Is better.
Henry Daugherty, Of Wellington, was
home over Sunday.
Miss Bessse Franks Is visiting her
grandparents Murray.
Mr. and Mrs AT Vanvalksnberg were
In West Salem Tuesday,
The concert given by the M L Sunday
school Easter eve was very creditabl,
affair. The music by the choir was par.
ticularly well rendered Some young
beaux made drive Of fifteen or twenty
miles to enjoy the entertainment with
their best girls to participate ard checi
their way, but when the contribution brA
went round We noticed that although II
had travelled about half the church wh.,
y reached your humble servant It's store ~
dimes and nickals was not proiuse. W.
close our communication this week with
this profound observation; ANY young
man who VIII attend free concert and
then refuse 10 contribute dime ought TO
be boycotied.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-24

IL IS to be hoped that in this Instance !,
VIII not be said as Of one Of old that sha
refused to be comforted," etc.
Easter exercises were conductod sr.s..
AT The M e church with a good attendance
The weather is beautiful.
Quarterly meeting services will be hold
IN the M E church on Friday afternoon.
maya, and Sunday, May 5. Elder Fs
hoyt OF Cleveland, will conduct the flrs,
service. Sunday morning DR. W H Pain.
''r' 81 La Grange, will be in attendance
and Sunday evening Rev o. Lawrence Of
Columbia, will ,fIiciate.
Miss Allie witbeck commenced h.r
school at the center on Tuesday of last
week.
bliss Lena Pierce begins her school on
'he smith road in the Dague district this
week.
Revs L Gray, of La Grange, attended
the Baptist social at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs W B Andrews on Wednesday of
last week.
Inc M E aid society will meet with Mrs
hev NJ L Starr on next Thursday with
church social in the evening. All are
cordially invited
elem Gardner, of Huntington spent scv-
eral days last week with his fa,her,n-law
Mr. A Mclean and family.
JAUu
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-24
KIPTON.
Carr.

90 NyEGp April %, 1889.
Our little town Is at present quiet ant
peaceful. Farmers are busy getting theIl
spring crops in. Everybody seems to en-
JOY the warm sunshine Of the last week.
Mrs Hill Is quite sick. f ca
Mr. and Mrs William Douglass have re.
turned home.
There are q great many children sick
with whooping cough at present.
Kiptsn turns out six peddling wagons
how Is that Tor a small town.
+ L Wildman has gone to the city to
purchase new goods to supply his trade.
The infant daughter OF George PauRh
died Monday morning.
Rev U Richards preached sn interesting
Easter sermon at the Union church Sun.
day morning.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
Baptist covenant meeting Saturday af.
ternoon. CL
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-24
LITCHFIELD.
March 81, 80.

March VI, ~.
| Howdy.
| ID 7 Simmons went to Cleveland Sattr
day to see his mother who is quite sicl
with erysipelas.
| Miss Bennett, Of Berea, who has bee,
visiting at Mr. Yeskleys has returned t,
her home.
Chas Woods, Of Spencer, was in tow
one day last week.
p 8 Starr has torn down his old barr
and Is building 10 It's stead neat new on,
which will ado very much 10 the looks o
his place.
U PPrince isquite sick; we did NO
learn the nature Of his ailmeni.
Mrs Doane and family are visiting with
friends In York and Medina.
Mrs Q M Turner has been quite sick
but is better at present..
Sheriff Nichols In town Thursday.
Recorder Long was 10 town one day last
week.
Cards are out for social hop at the
town hall on May 8. Music by Stoves
orchestra of Cleveland Supper at West
ern ..Hstel; Landlord Yeakley and A.
Handyside managers. Come everybody
aud have a good time.
o Nickerson and wife are spending a
few days In Cleveland.
o Vaughan and wife, OF Chicago, are
visiting relatives in town.
~ Vaughn, located In the Norton block
has the neatest little grocery in town. All
new goods at the lowest prices. Give him
a call and be convinced that at home Is
the place 10 trade.
John Yeakley, Of Cleveland, visited
lew days last week with his parents in this
place.
Frank Shank and family have located
in their new house on South street.
Noisy Richard, our East street butcher
visits town every week with load OF fresh
fish and new song
silas Lincoln has opened meat mar
kei in the rear Of yaughns grocery. With
two markets aud halt dozen meat ped
dlers in town we ough. not to suffer for
the want Of fresh beef.
Messrs Harris and Inman, Of Lodi, in
Town Saturday.
The village school commences on Mon.
day May Q, with FA Carpenter as teacher
y storrs has closed his paper store as ho
had 80 much other work TO do that he
could not tend II. N
Rev Foshay. who has so long and faith
fully fulfilled the dulles of pastor for the
Baptist church Of this place, has on &C
count Of III health been obliged TO resign |
bic charge. Rev Foshay has been very
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-24

SHE "How fortunate it
is John Henry that Mr..
Fitch has opened the old
New York Clothing
House, next to Otter
bacher's. You know he
always gave you elegant
fitting clothing and at
reasonable prices" ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-24
SULLIVAN.

ai April %, 80.
April 9Th was day Of rejoicing for the
'enAperance people here The sign Of
lager beer was taken down from the
hotel by the brave ladies Of the W wC.TU,
who then held thanksgiving service.
Monday, the 10Th, Miss Pritchard moved
from the Gould place to Mrs Campbell,s,
and the following day Mr. Warning moved
into the vacant house which he has pur-
chased.
The Easter exercises held Sunday even.
ing at the Christian church we're very fine.
Everyone enjoyed apleasant evening. The
house was prettily decorated with flowers:
the music was good and everyone did well
his part.
Mr. and Mrs Teed, of Kent, O., are OK.
pected this week to visit Nr and Mrs r
N Rice.
RFa
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-24
JAKE.
PITTSF1ELD.
April 20, 1889.

q. April 30, 1889.
A girl baby at John osborne's.
Charles Blackmer has sold his place
east sf the center to Mr. Snyder. Charlie
is going to live and work at the cheese
factory.
Az meeting held in the town hall last
evening It was arranged to have devotional
exercises In the NJ Z church at 0 a. m. of
Inc Solh inst. and no further public meet
ings until 1880 p. m.
Assessor Is around to see what people
are willing to have taxed.
Oats are being sovn and corn ground
p'owed ground dry for making garden.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-24
Al Great Battle.

ls continually going on In the human
system. The demon Of impure blood
strives 10 gain victory over The constitu-
tion, TO ruln health. 70 drag victims 70 tie
grave. A good reliable medicine like
Hoods Sasaparilla Is the weapon with
With which 10 defend ones self. drive the
desperate enemy from the field, and re.
store pence and bodily health for manv
years, Try this peculiar medicine.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-24
ToNsoRIAL.
Terms Of fsubscription

ITCGKNE ROBINSON, the Barber. keeps
ber shops In town Only nrst-class wOrkmso
employed. A full assortment OF hair oils, lu
Inades aud hair restorAtiyes. Fine bath rooms
tn connection and furnished NJ all hours gits
hot and cold water and all recrsslry conv@pi
snces Rooms, South side i.ih"~, street
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-24

April q, ,sp.

Born April ia, to Mr. and Mrs NJ Cone, a
son, Milan will step higher than usual.
Miss rressa Starr Is attending school In
Berea this spring.
Madame Rumor Is whispering another
wedding over the river In the near future.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-24
reasonable prices."

HE Eyes he always kept the best and
cheapest Clothing | could find. A man on
Prospect street still wears an oyercoat that
Fitch sold him 20 years ago and thew saw
the new stock that he has just put in beats
anything ever seen hereabouts. Besides
Fitch never resorts to the city humbug way
of advertising, charging 40 or SO cents for a
5O cent shirt and then make man pay 80
cents for one that is worth only 75c. A
city humbug house advertises suits worth
$40 for Sl2.SS and some folks think they
must be cheap because they have done some
odd cent figuring, but Fitch sold the same
goods for So. By the way l saw some bows
pants down there for twenty cents that will
wear likeiron. It's cheaper than YOU can
buy the cloth. Get Tommy to pairs and
and tell AL and Nelson, the two gentlemanly
clerks, that the Cluetts Shirts and Crown
Collars beat anything ever had at twice
the money, and those silk lined worsted
suits are very nobby and cheap, and the silk
hat for So sells for Sc in the city. Eyery-
thing is new and stylish and cheap and
marked in plain figures and one price to all,
and no misrepresentation nor tricks allowed
at the NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE.
A. M. FITCH,
ClOthier, Halter and Furnisher.
/. "A. E. GAMBLE and NELSON FITCH Statesmen
In wellington. JOHN EVERARD and ROSS
FAUVER, Statesmen in Elyria
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-24

Cawtelle's Art lllery...Plctures 10 ev
Special attentioa paid to enlarglng 10 Cray on
Ink. or Water C0lors and copying from old
pictures. Old negatives all preserved and uu
plicates can be had at any time. Gallery over
Bowlby Halls grocery.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-24
SAUNDERS, PHOTOGRAPHER.

Pictures Of all kinds. Finest work ana latest
styles. Copying and cnlarRina I'D Cmyon, Ina
and Pastel. Special attention to the babies. 3
Crosier's Block, Weliington, o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-04-24
DENTISTS.

n J. H0LBROOK. Dentist osics over
lis Hustcds store. Ia Bank Building,
Wellington, Ohio. Nitrous oxlds gas admin.
stored Tor the extraction OF teeth
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-02
IN AND ABOUT SEATTLE.
The Balloon Ascension Fails for
Want Of Gas.
oriam ssixars = Suit Against the
6ity Eclipse Started
for EsienssaExh.

The nouneenenf IN yesterday
mornings paper that Praf Van Tas-
eel Noal4 attempt a bal.eaa asaeyss s,-,
aad parachute jump yesterday after.
noftn took 900 peoi.le d.swn along the
wharves 70 witness the event. Van
Tasseii did slteasFit The ASCENSION. 81,
he aisin'f maize i. That l.. he rtsss,esi
arossnd over nearly the whole t0w ~
tempting ia find a suitable pia,So
p5aE gzs iFsils his balloon. The air
machine Was finally taken 10 the gas
works and iH0-inch ripe attached.
The imitation proceeded very slOziy,
and = began - look a. Il the balloon
would not 10 allied that day when
superintendent Penhe,dtGid Van Tas-
seti he would allow a number % men
to eiinlb on top OF the big gas re. ervoir.
- assist the pressure. ard consequent
~ 10 hasten ti,s filling 0f The balloon.
About fsfty men and Soys eiimbea on
top Of the reservoir, but they got 70
seuiiing, and were driven of by the
superintendent. IL being evident that
the balloon could not Re inflated. the
attempt vas given up for the day.
Meantime the crowd on the hari,or
front bad suffered no diminution
The ocean dock was crowded with
people and the coal bunker were pre-
efnpted by large number who had an
igea that they could zee the aScen ion
better from q height The crowd
amused itself While waiting in watch
ing for the alleged eclipse and in pass
ing Rood-natured remark about the
n0n-appearance OF Van Tasseil and his
balloon. A hoatman in the hart,or
who attempted % walk from one end
Of his craft To the other and who fell
overheard. afforded some variety to
the rnonofony. The fellow got out
again all right. An enterprisiag real
e tate dealer improved the opportun-
ity Of advertising property he bat for
sale. and be chartered small steamer
To run up and down before demon
stFatiye audience with a haring sign
posted 10 a conspicuous place on the
boat. When word was sent 20 the
waiting people that the balloon would
not Ascend, their patience was pretty
nearly gone
Prof Van Tassel can hardly be
blamed for the failure Of the ascen-
sion. He has now made arrange
ments for sufficient -upply of gas.
and he announces that he viii posi-
lively make his ascension and para
chute Jump to-day, unless il {. pour
ing down rain. The time set Is one
O'Clock, and the place l. the harbor.
The start viii be made from Yeler's
wharf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-02
BEEyITIES.

Mr. d. A Farweli, the commission
merchant, received on Christmas a
gold headed ebony cane from his son,
f. h. Farwell Of Portland
The sewing ranch Of Trinity Guild
will meet at the church rooms this
afternoon at , All members of the
Guild are requested to attend.
Assistant 'nitei States District At
iorney Munday has received the com
mission from president to Chief Jns-
fice Burke, II is very pretent!ous
sheepskin.
Mrs. George Doherty OF Buckley,
Pierce county. died on December ,,
and was buried Monday at 10 a m
from Providence chapel. She was
aged y years
The left leg OF an inmate Of the poor
farm named sullivan was amputate,l
yesterday by Doctors Willard and
Dawson. Sullivan was very badly
afflicted with aneurism and il is doubt
full II he RECEIVERS.
The Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern
Railway Company has just received q
new Ofice-sale for the use of AuGit1S
Allen Ii weighs 600 pounds and Y
the largest OF the kind ever brought
into Washington.
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TO ENJoIs THE CITY.


A little while ago the city decided TO
put up one tory builaing for the
hook and ladder company between the
court house and the county jail Mon
dsy e. II. Hanfortl, on behalf Of Sher-
tf Cochranc. applied Tor temporary
restraining order to cnjaiu Contractor
FL Warner and the city from pro-
ccrling with the work Chief Justice
Bu he declined O. issue the order
owing 90 the act or iS-1 which might
al'oe the matter 70 be tied mp toT
wear bHt he issued al order Ia show
cause why the city hogld not 0e eu-
ioiaci. and set the hearing Tor Wei
nestlay.
Fac reason Tor these injunction pro-
eecaing~ Is that such a building as the
City ntsmplates wouid allow per oas
10 stand upon the roof anu commuBi-
cate with the prisoner confined IA the
iailyard. hich Al present is sur
rounded with high board fence.
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SCHOOL CERTIFICATES.
The Attorney General Upss the
Meaning 81 the statute.

EafabtEK 81 sAF NAtsHtFs
In answer 10 ar inqniry ir0Fn Secre.
tsry l.. L. Foiian.hes Of the territorial
boapi Of education. a. 70 The granting
OF certificates, without examination
70 applicants from the normal d4part-
uleuts a other institutions 81 learn
ing 81 well a. from that u the raiFer.
sity Of Washington. AItornAv General
Metesie has given the following op.n.
ion. which explains Itself
Hon. I. r. F0iiansise. Oiyulpis, ".
T.-Slr. / have the h-zor 50 rersv to
your favor u shis date relative the the
Construction 70 he Placed upon SCI.
ton 81 Of the act entitled - 50 ses h
amend the common school law Of tie
Territory Of Washington, approved
Fen. 1, iss8. and have 70 saY
The statute commit q the discre-
ton Of the board 81 examination. The
power To issue certificates without
examination TO graduates of the nor
NAL department Of the University Of
Washington Territory or 10 any arp.I-
cant presenting certificate % Ike
grade issued in this or any other state
or territory.
AEtEt BAAaAAA A. TIT tfAs2A METZ - DIX
one question which can afise in con-
strueting that part Of the section 81
the net. and that r., sh0uid any npplt.
cant presenting a certificate OF like
erase" issued in this or any other
state or territory be entitled to a GER
tificate2
doubt II any would arise only
upon the term like grade, and Il
occurs 70 me that this must Be con-
strued 10 mean that any graduate OF
the normal department Of any institu-
ton II learning, who has received a
like course OF instruction and who Is
alike qualified by sach normal deparf
ment. b. entitled in the discretion If
the board Of examination ~ 4 certiG
cate. Your obedieut servant,
J b. METeALFE,
Attorney 4 General
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-02
OPIUM SEIZURE.
Customs Officer Ringer Finds 100
Pound. of the Drug.

4 seizure Of 100 pounds OF opium
was made by Customs Officer Rager
in The rear OF Mason's pawn shop
on South Second street. between
Washington and Main streets, late last
night Capt. Roger had kept a
harp lookout all day Monday.
having suspected some smuggling
operations. and had stayed on watch
until : a m. New Years morning lie
had noticed several person. acting mvs-
ierIousiy and finally tracked them 20
the place mcntimed. StatOuine Po-
lice Ohcers Milligan and Van Ness at
the front entrance, he proceeded
through an alley to the hack
Dor, and, being admitted he found
five men there He made them bold
up their hands and seaFciIe them,
bat finding nothing on them 70 u,tlfy
81 pici0n he let them &c.
Atterward 0hcer kIger went back
and io0tt 0,er the place again, not
icing fully satisfied with the re-
suits uf his former search. He
then found the opium This
was conveyed 10 the building by three
men in two trips There is no sus-
picion on Mir. Mason. as the officer
thinks the men simply used his pace
for convenience until an opportunity
shoAid present itself la allow them TO
get the t.ruE away.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Oregon * Caaioruis-Pa Passed Med
ford Jas. Mitchell. Geo. II webb.
+ NJ McDotgall. ! Miller and wife,
II. 4. Mason. j. Smith. Mr.. Cum
roings. A r Rel and wife. Cha~. Vo-
be and wife, G. J Norton \. London,
" T. Perman. Jas Scott. h WeHgra
Mrs. Il f. Bait and b ~econd-cla~s.
Passengers per Premier from Van
couver Mr.. J J. blaine. James
Mitchell. Mrs. Coleman. Mamie Cote
man Agnes Coleman 4 KEGS. John
ME Gallagher VIM Crouch } Cronch,
D. Crouch. Hannah Rev. Fnng Jas
-. Jean Mr.. st. Jean y II Near
thur. y Nelson. J \ Leblanc. John
Campbell L A>tiefoTi .Thos Hughes.
VIM. Lord, T. Alderman. Mr. Acker-
man. N. J Mcn nsli T. g. nonelas,
Mr.. T. pouclas. + Waldron. G VII
Gafn>. Geo Jones