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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
Church Notes and Announcements.
CONGREGATIONAL.

Six representatives from the Y. 2. 5. Q.
E. Of Oberln will visit the society here
Friday evening.
The first meeting Of the Medina confer
ence ever held in 0berlin was called to
order in the Second church Wednesday at
$50 by the moderator, Rev. Norman Plass'
Prayer was offered by Rev. @. V. Spear
Organization for the conference year was
effected, the registrar being instructed 10
cast the balance Of conference for the fol-
lowing officers:
Moderator, Rev. K. 7. Baird.
Registrar, Rev. r. Chaplin,
Sunday-school secretary, Watson ID.
Clark.
Scribe, Rev. G. N. Pond.
The roll was made out and when finally
completed 1t stood as follows:
Brunswick VIM, Bennett, dele
gate.
Chatham-Rev. X. II. Crane, pastor;
Dea A. G. Packard, delegate.
Lafayette-Rev. E. F. Baird, pastor.
Litchfeld- G. E, Enlow, pastor.
Medina-Rev. Norman Plass, pastor
W. D. Clark, Mrs. G. s. Taylor, Mrs. E. ]
Gray, delegates
Oberlin Second-Rev II. M. Tenrey
pastor: Prof. F. F. Jewett, Rev. =. g.
Wright, Prof. G. W. Waite, delegates.
wellington-Rev. W. E. Barton, pastor
Dea. Horace Wadsworth, Geo. Brooker,
Mrs, W. r. Wean, delegates.
Sullivan-Rev. A. H. Baker, pastor
Geo. French, delegate.
Pltisfeld-Rev. W. A. Warner, pastor
]. s. Baldwin and wife, delegates.
Ministerial members-Prof. j. M. Ellis
Prof. Geo. F. Wright, Rev. G. N. Pond
Prof. Frank II. Foster, all Of oberlin.
Corresponding members by invitation
of conference-Rev. Kinds Smith, Rev. A
| T. Reed, Rev. O. v. Spear, Rev. A. Hast
ings Ross, d. D., Rev. A. D. olds, Rev. P
F. McClellsAd and Rev. Ralph Albertson
The churches Of Sullivan, Pittsfeld aud
Rochester having been dismissed from tb
Cleveland conference, we're received int
this conference.
Rev. W. A. Baker was received as
ministerial member upon condition thu
his letter Of dismission from the Cleve
land conference be presented to the regi'
trar.
Prof. j. M. Ellis, in behalf OF Oberl'l
extended welcome TO the conference an
then treated the topic, "What Shoul
our Conference Aim to Accompllshr
Devotional exercises were conducted b
, the moderator.
, Reports from the churches being next
order were presented as follows:
Brunswick reported by VIM. Bennett.
, Chatham, by Dea. A. G. Packard ar
a the pastor.
, Lafayette by the pastor.
Litchheld, by Rev. W. Il. Barton.
Lodi, by the pastor.
Medina, by Watson D. Clark and II
pastor.
oberlin Second, by Prof. f. F. Jewe
a and the pastor.
Wellington, by Dea. Horace Wadswort
a PittsHeld. Rev. A. d. 0lds.
q Further reports were deferred, and Re
n r. Chaplin read paper upon the qnestic
' as the Church Developing Spiritually
i II Increases Numerically"
Further remarks were made by Prof
, Fl. Foster.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
HIRE MEN
ON SALARY

And pay their travelling excuses unless they
prefer commisslon). and give them imploy-
ment twelve months In the year. We. now
want large number to solicit orders for D
full line Of nursery stock which We GUARAN
ticuiar. No experience needed. Full instruc-
tions furnished. Good references required.
Addrssai TaR s'SitlnE 'SSiutHl&EESFEE NURSERY CO,
J. n, Laird, Manager Geneva, N ".
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
HOTEL REGIsrER.

The following persons were registered at tho
American house April 2s and 2oi II. r. Ensign.
Cincinnati; O. Fisher, Cincinnati; 7. W. Bish-
OF, clncinnatl J. Entrekins, Cincinnati; JOS
Morrow. New York; W. A. Hazard. New York;
A. NJ. Mozier. Gallon, o. Q. A. Clark. Gallon.
o. II. X. Wilson. Hillsdale, Mich.;R M. Lane,
Mansfield. o. J. B. Fitzpatrick. Youngstown
Joseph Topp. Toledo. o. VIM. Little. Pitts
burgh, Pal @. 9. Mcdonald, Cleveland, o.; g..
e. Gee. Cleveland. o.; d. M. Roberts, Cleve-
land. o.; Philip Phillips.New York; W. Payne.
Spencer; H. U. Jordon, Creston; ]. H. Warren,
Lodi; W. r. Hasklns, Lodi II. A. Tuttle.
Painesville; R.N. Rice, Sullivan.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
Bus,ness Notes.

z. p. Collins, Of Lodi, will soon enter
into partnership with J. W. Wilbur.
Drs. Hisey and Holloway, dentists, have
dissolved partnership.
Drs. Holbrook and Farmer, dentlstshave
dissolved partnership. The latter has pur-
chased a business in Plymouth.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
Public Sale.

.5 A. B. Hays, administrator Of the estate
Of W. J. Knapp, deceased, will offer for
sale at the center Of Penheld on Saturday.
May 10, at 1Oa. m, the personal property
Of the deceased consisting of carpenters'
tools, etc. N
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
Census Enumerator.

Edward Linder, Of Forest avenue has
been chosen enumerator. sD.t.
Our maiden ladies should remember
that they are just ten years older than
they were in 1880.
The census enumera,or only visits us
once In decade.
Parents, give the names Of your chill
dren correctly 10 the enumerator. Such
bapy names rs Willie, Eddie, johnnie,
Freddie, Sadie, Dodie, ETC., are not re.
quired. H3
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
A Salary

With expenses paid will come handy to
any one now out Of employment, espe-
cially where no previous experience is re-
quired TO get the position. II you want
a position, see advertisement in another
column headed. "a Chance TO Make
Money"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
MARRIED.

GRIRFIs-JAcKs0N.--At Farnam. Dawson
county, Eeb April n. 'oo,by Rev. W. d. Page,
Augustus P. .Grifns and Miss Amy K. Jackson.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Read up the oratorical notes
Lawn tennis games are in order.
The contest Wednesday evening, May Z.
Very little old cheese in the market
now
The boys are purchasing an outfit for
fishing,
Marshal Williams has been appointed
truant officer.
Some of our ladies are practicing
equestrianism.
The forest will soon be donned with
summer dress.
Guess our correspondents must be max
ing garden this week.
Cyclones are striking number Of dwell
ings on the inside this week.
The railroad agents are busy soliciting
passengers tor their routes.
The new design Of postage stamps fails
TO give general satisfaction.
The transfer passengers make 1t point
to visit our beautiful town hall.
The farmer can now receive SO cents
per bushel for wheat In this market
The entertainment will begin on the
evening Of May promptly at 1880 o'clock.
The Big Four company offer special In.
ducemen,s to persons desiring to purchase
a home. ...
Some very fine bred horses with good
records on the turf have appeared in town
isspring,
Rev w. e. Barton has been selected by
the g. A. r. to deliver the Grafton on dec
Grafton day.
The applications for postmaster at this
place must be hung upon the wall in the
Senate chamber.
Marshal Williams reports very few
tramps who desire lodging In the cooler
for this season Of the year.
The members Of the graduating clasl
are busy making the necessary prepara
tons for commencement exercises.
! The deposits at the Savings Bank up Il
the close Of business hours Saturday nigh
were 1851, being $4o2 oyer the week pre-
vious. ~.
Our neighboring towns are we'll repre-
sented here every day in the week. Thi
goes 70 show that the Cheese City is tn
point 10 trade M
The people in the southern part Of tn
State have sent Q request 10 the chees'
dealers Of this place for donation to al
In enforcing the food and dairy laws
Hon. WA. Braman will have to II
troduce some additional bills to compe
owners Of dogs to keep them in night
Ao "V'o'' .u'' o-"S 80
OF sheep belonging 70 nj nram'n iA'
week,
tn. ,s,o, a, ,ba s,oumspt on foreie
,,..,orsrv vo,t a. ths Medina conferepe
Ma !, oh.,,,, la, ,,aal v,s adverse
women taking.any part init The speal
or claimed that women should be con1ne
.~...-.,. 49,. ~ .Y
80 - ~ ~ T9Se
Miss Libbie Boyd lost cork-scre
HuntIngton 10 spsb,po IL was advertise
Nm, nothing w,s heard from 4 until Ia
veeh uhen IN i.cket was brought 10 N
oo,cs a q ,sod condition AZ VIXEN lost
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
Children Cry for Pitchers castOria.

When baby was sick, wegayo her oastoria
When she was Child, she cried for castoria,
When she became Miss, she oiung to casoriA,
When she had Children, aha gave them castoria-
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

/ prescribe Simmons Liver Regulator
and 1t deserves all the praise 1t receives,
DIR. d. W. Atkinson, Sloan Springs
Ark.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30

Painting the town red means headache
in the morning. Simmons Liver Regula-
tor prevents II.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-30
Real Estate Transfers.

CE Warner to O and NJ schuster. Eaton. =.
10 acros".. ''..." ioO
M W Reiiley TO Louis 6cheuier, pit lot 90,
:. 20 feet from Broad street i7b0
II M Clifford BY .ex. TO Homer Mason,
wellington. l23 acres. bl20
John Wilson TO W and A Burt. Elyria.lot -
L and N Thatcher 70 I p Fiinck. Lorain, n
Lot Q, 9awn's add. 100
s. Chamberlain, trustee. 10 q Dumont,
Lorain. lot II blk 9..,.. ...............,. b5l
O II Favel 20 Augusta Behr, oberlin. pit -,
lot ~ and lIOO
y Chamberlain TO Eliza l. Butler, La =.
Grange. lot lb... .....--......,... ,..... 7UO
W. A Braman trustee, to John Younglass,
Lorain, pit lot tract tl...........-........... Ht
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13

The Senate passed resolution last
week for the removal Of General Grants
remains TO Washington, ID. c., for burial
resting place. The true inwardness Of the
case Is now coming TO the surface. AT the
time ol the Generals death certain NUN.
Der in New York City who were intimate
friends OF the Grant family over persuaded
them 10 decide In favor Of Riverside Park
as the final resting place Of the father aud
husband. The family now can probably
zee more clearly into the speculating
scheme than they did at the time. Not a
word has been said about monument,
but Z. 3. Stokes, the ex-conyict. who is
now very prosperous business man, is
disposing Of village lots rapidly 10 that
vicinity, and has actually erected large
barn near the tomb Of the great hero, In
which TO place the teams Of the pleasure
seekers who visit the sacred spot. This
with many other schemes, has been de-
yised to make Riverside Park place for
speculation instead Of one TO reverence
the dead.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13

A GREAT deal is being said about the
dismal failure made in carrying out the
sentence of the court on Kemmler in the
penitentiary at Auburn, N. Y. Aug. 9th.
by the new method Of taking life by cleo
trlcig. Everything goes to show that lite
was extinct within thirty two seconds and
now what more could be expected. When
the rope is applied seven to ten minutes
is a very short time for the physicians to
declare life extinct. AS we view the
matter the new process met with a success
in every way and should be adopted In
every Stale where capital punishment is in
force.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
prssiden. Harrison's special messao

President Harrison's special message to
Congress 10 regard TO the Louisiana Lot
terry points out clearly the duty Of Con-
gress and the country In the matter. He
shows that It Is mistake TO suppose tina,
the responsibility rests merely on the
people Of Louisana. The people OF al! the
states are debauched and deIrauded. The
vast sums Of money offered TO the States
for charters are dravn from the people o.
the United States. The use Of the mailsis as
essential 10 the companies as q State
license. /. would be practically impos-
sible Tor these companies TO exist II the
public mails were once closed against
their advertisements and remittances. He
states that the National Capital has be-
come q carbohydrates Of the Louisiana
Lottery Company, and Its agents and at
torneys are conducting there a buisness
INVOLVING probably a lager use Of the
mails than that oi any legitimate buiness
enterprise In the District of Columbia
The President adds that there ssems 10 be
good reason to believe that the corrupting
touch Of these agents has been felt by the
clerks In the postal service and BY some
Of the police officers Of the District A
letter from the Postmaster Genei 81 which
hc submits, points out the ineflciency Of
the present laws and recommend the pass
age Of the anti-lottery bill recently re-
ported TO the House.-Advance. "A
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
ORERIIN.

President Gates appears to be in great
demand. oberlln college gave him cali
and his merits we're lauded through the
press OF the country. And now Amherst
college being In need Of q president has
given him call. What his decision will
be Is yet 10 be determined. :. Dr.
Phillips, from India, who spoke SO elo-
quently at Thursdays lecture, last term
In the college chapel, will speak at the
Union service In the First Church next
Sunday evening, on "Tokens Of promise
In the missionary field" He is one Of the
most interesting aud thrilling speakers
ever heard In 0berlln, aud the church
should be filed at this, bis last appear
unce, before he leaves for his work In
India. =. On Friday last, H. NJ. Pea.
body was cutting oats on bis farm two.
and-a-half miles northeast Of 0berlin with
a binder. The machine got out OF order.
and he stopped his team and got down to
adjust II. The team started and the
needle came down aDd went through the
palm Of his hand. He called for help,
but II was about half Nm hour before be
was relieved from this painful situation.
=. The funeral Of George Robinson,
whose deathwas announced LAST week. oc.
Cured on Friday afternoon. Mr.. Robin
son was born slave In Kentucky, and
years ago, In company with his
brother, W.F. Robinson, whp resides on
North Main street, his uncle and Mr..
White, escaped from slavery, crossing the
Ohio river, At Ripley, Ohio, in boat, pay
ng the boatman one hundred dollars Tor
heir passage, and avoiding suspicion by
alling in with people who were going
zone from an evening meeting. They
Don fen in with conductors on ihe under
round railroad, and were piloted along
intil they reached Oberlln. Here they
ave since remained and lived as indus-
rious and respected citizens-News.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13

A GREAT strike was inaugurated on the
east end of the New York Central railroad
by the employees last Friday. The trouble
appears 70 have arisen over the company
dispensing with number Of old employees
and the Knights Of Labor have made q
demand that they be reinstated and up 10
date the request has been denied. The
company claim they have right TO dis
pense with the services Of any employe
and not be subjected to any rules govern
ing secret organizations and intend to
carry out that line Of policy. The CON-
pany made demand for the militia and
extra police force to protect them In run
ming their trains.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13

AFTER casting two hundred and forty
five ballots and then making no choice
the delegates Of the Goth Congressional
District took an adjournment until to-day
Each delegate voted for their man with
slight change every time Prof. Shurtleff,
decided early In the contest to throw his
strength TO different oues merely to
cause little change in the program.
The General Is still in the field and Is in
hopes that he may be the lucky fellow
in the end. The candidates may well be
proud Of the loyalty shown them by the
delegates Of their own county, but Of
course, It win not answer to extend such
loyalty too long as 1t is evident that no
one Of the present candidates can be nom.
mated, TO keep up the present plan Of
balloting. At the reconvening let the
delegates use judgment in the matter and
look about for man TO fill the position
and place him In nomination.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
snEHIff's sALk.

William %. Platt ln LorAin County,
Case No. ass' order o. saiei fcrscicsSrc Of
10 pursuance Of m order issued from fbe
Court Of C?mmoh Pleas. within aud for the
county of Lorain and State sf Ohio, made Al
the April term thsreaf, A. ID. 1850. and 10 me
az the north door ef.fhe court house. ID The
village safHfRbzS a fHjfRIbisz Sa SEPT Is. A. D. ,sse
between the hours Of u and II o'clock A. N.
q said day. the following described real estate.
Z Situated in the village Of Wellington, county
ins Dart % o. iot % No 4 IN % block No. sso~n Sb gs
Main street In wellington Village, and a.
scfibed as follows; Commencing i0 feet and I
inches north Of the northwest corner Rininf.
er's brick block, which issituated In the SOUTH.
snS. Ss. 'Grass ascsng 'sS osusS 20 s sSss .St east
west 70 east line Of Main street. thence shencs
south 20 feet. % .fhe place Of beginning.
sS AZ e S lcw: ss,s s!Sss No
point fib< feet north Of the north line of Me-
chanic street. due north OF the northeast cor
ner Of the brick store building owned and for
mIery oscup,esS p q NJ An9 thence run
ltreet 70 the south line Of land owned by.
etuchneid. thence west on said Btuchfeld soufk
line 30 feet 10 land recently owned by John
Payne, ,N R thence y south on psyne,s east lIns 70
being the north line OF the dfsf descfihsdd
piece OF land, also the south line OF the intt
ne1crfbed piece q land produced % feet east M
from said southeast corner Of Payne's lot
bcribed lot. Also all easements and owner.
thips Of alleys q decided o. ", Biddlecome by
David Hoke and wife Nov. "A. 1s71. And record.
ssS made part u his deed, % iis% % same 'ss nsf;
$3.50 premise, has been Appraised d II $40.
appraisement. Terms q sale. cash on dsy' 81
y ~ D'crs0s' A'',yior y " HHe7icki lss
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News from the County Seat.

~ .a.
In common pleas court new business
filed. ~ g&a g9
Richard Putt VS.. Richard Chapman,
money only, appealed from Justice of
peace docket by plaintiff fa
Thomas Foley vs. Joseph Osborn;
money only.
Amelia Eliridge VS.. Perry E.dridge;
divorce.
| o. A. Fowler VS.. r. M. Wallace; fore
closure Of mortgage and equitable relief
james W. Abbott VS.. Lotta Abbott; di-
vorce, l9l8t l3ltt
J. Il. Comstock VS.. J. d. Cheney, ct al;
foreclosure Of mechanics lien, etc. s
o. 2. Hageman VS.. J. FL. Forbes; dlsso-
luton of partnership and equitable relief.
In probate court:
Ut. Haskell, appointed administrator
OF estate of Chauncey w. Gannett, de-
ceased, late Of Wellington.
Heman Barrows, appointed administra-
tor Of Joseph Lenox, deceased. late of
Avon. EFl EaF %
John Probert, adjudged insane and or
dered conveyed to asylum for insane at
Toledo.
Last will Of nMelchon Root. deceased,
late of Avon, admitted to probate, debonis
non, Of estate Of A. G. Harrington, de-
ceased, late Of Carlisle.
Last will Of John Clark, deceased, late
Of Oberlin, admitted 10 probate.
George A. Clark, administrator Of /. d.
Lawler, files petition for order tocomplete
land contract
Dc Rastus Brown, appointed admin is
traitor of Daniel A. Brown, deceased, late
Of Oberlin.
Last will Of Joseph A. Shook, admitted
TO probate; widow elects to take under
the will. c
Sarah M. johnson, appointed administra.
tnx Of estate Of Cyrus W. johnson. de.
ceased, late Of Huntington.
Jennie M. johnson, appointed guardian
Of Mary johnson, minor.
Hattie @ Heacock, appointed adm'x
Of estate Of Arthur c. Heacock, appoint.
ment made to cancel mortgage.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13

The Decennial County Board OF Equal
izaiion will meet at the Office Of the Com
missioners OF Lorain County to equslize
and adjust valuations of real estate at the
dates and for the townships herein men,
toned as follows: Amherst, August IS;
Avon, August 20; Black River, August,
% I; Brownhelm, August 90; Brighton,
August 81; Camden, August 20; Carlisle.
August 80.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
Ayers PiIls

prove ehective. ltft h
ain the summer Of 1884 / was sent to the
Annapolis hospital, suffering with chronic
diarrhea. While there, became 50 re-
duced in strength that / could not sneak and
was compelled to write everything / wanted
to say. I was then having some 25 or 80
stools per day. The doctors ordered medi.
cine that was satisfied would be Of no
beneht to me. did not take II, but per-
suaded my nurse 10 get me some Of DR..
Ayers Pills About two O'clock IN the after
noon took SIX Of these pills, and by mid
night began to feel better. In the morning
the doctors came again, and after deciding
that my symptoms were more favorable, gave
me different medicine, which / did moi use,
but took four more Of the pills instead. The
next day the doctors came to see me, and
thought was doing nicely. (and 50 did n.
then took one pill day for week. At the
end Of that time, I considered myself cured
and that Ayers Pills had saved my life.
was then weak, but had no return Of the
disease, and gained In strength as fast as
could be expected.p--F. Q. Luce, Late Lieut..
seth Regt. Mass. Vol, Infantry.
ayers Pills are
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
SHE TRIED
THE EXPERIMENT.,
And Here's the Result.

Last week we made special Of
fers in order to advertise Grayes's
Good Garments for Children.
Among other mail orders came a
letter from q Canton lady. She
wanted the shirt waist and panties
for 80 cents, and also the two-piece
Suit for dollar. She gave age
and measurement, and we mailed
them same day. Last Tuesday
she sent another letter, which is 80
gratifying an endorsement of our
claims for these garments that we
publish it:
M CANTON, o., Aug. 2, 100. :,
Mr.. s. e. Graves, 52-54 Euclid Ave, Cleye.
land, Ohio, b ~ n n
DEAR SR:-The shirt waist and pants
and the two piece suit
came promptly They fl satisfactorily,
and | consider them worth twice the price.
Now | will tell you how It came about.
My husband bantered me about your ad-
veriisement OFFER and / sent you the
money half believing would get some
cheap trash not worth buttoning up. |
had been reading your advertisements for
several weeks, and had often urged my
husband TO write for Information, as you
request; but he Is so suspicious about
strangers, and insisted that sit Is all talk"
am most agrseably surprised, so much
so that want you TO send two more Shirt
Waists and one pair of the panties Also
another dollar outfit, but different pattern
for my other boy, 10 years old. Mr.. P. is
doing some good talk for you with our
neiehbors, and says he will buy suit for
himself In the fall. When buy the boys
their fall caps you will hear from me
again. Respectfully,
Mrs. F.B.S.
r S.-Please send two low ties for the
boys; bright colors. l enclose so cents
extra for these.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13

Estate Of ChauDcey W. Gannett. decreased.
The underslgned has been appointed and
qualified rs administrator OF the estate Of
ghauncey W. Gannett. late Of Lorain county.
Ohio, deceased.
Dated this yifh day Of July A. D. ls!0.
J.T HAaKEII. Admiuistrufor.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13

Estate Of Alvin sprague. deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified s'HdmlnlstrAtor with the will an
pe5sa q The estate h q Alvin sprasue, late Of
Dated this 5th day Of July, A. D. 1870.
.f A JOHN MOgOsuIru,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
Ex-GoyERNoR FOSTER has decided not
to enterlthe Congressional race, i,a

THE indications are that the Buckeye
State will be compelled to take fourth
place in the Union. Illinois will out
number us this time.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
Notice of AppeIni,nrnt.

Estate Of Cyrus ". Johnsor, Deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified Ms adminisirntrix OF fhe estnt0 OF
Cyrus W Johnson, late OF Huntingdon, Loraln
county. Ohio. deceased. f,
Dated this list day of August. A, D. 1890.
..t. SARAH NJ. JOHxaON.f