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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30
Trouble In Colombia.

WAsuINGToN, Jan. 3O,-A report from
Colombia says the San Bias Indians
thcre. who are largely interested ia
American trade, have raised the United
states flag, in defiance Of the Colombian
Government, owing to its interference
with American trading vessels.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30
No Immunity for james Faulkner

ALBANY. Il. v, Jan. SOL. S. Dis
trict-Attorney Alexander says he is not
aware of any promise of immunity to
James Faulkner for testifying against
his brother in the wrecEed Danville
bank trial and knew no reason why he
should uot go TO trial
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30
Slowly Roasted to Death.

PARKERSBUKG. w. V. Jan 3O-Mrs
Mary Gray. a well-known Sunday school
worker at llarmar. near here. while
standing near her fire in her house set
her apron strings ablaZe, and in a few
minutes was enveloped in flames.
Neigh bors rushed TO her relief. but she
was SO badly burned that she died in a
few moments
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30

PATERSON, y. j., Jan. 30.-J oseph
Murray, we'll digger was buried aliv G
while working in the bottom of a new
we'll in West 27th street. lie was first
buried to tho neck and while worllmen
were endeavoring to eXtricate him the
embankment caved q second time bury
ing the unfortunate man under severa |
tons OF earth.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30
Noted for Acts of Charity

New LONDON, Conn.,, Jan. s0.-Mrs
Anna w. Perkins, daughter of the lato
Hon. Henry p. Haven. died at her
home in this city of the grip. Mrs.
Perkins was wealthy and was noted for
or acts of charity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30
The Policy Boards Report.

WAsIIINGToN, Jan. 30.-The Secretary
of the Navy has presented to the SEN
ate communication transmitting the
policy report, and expressing his be-
lief in tho capacity of the co.ntry to
build the eight battle ships recon-
mended by the department.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30
COLLISION ON THE ERIE.
\ democratic Politician Killed ana Eiv,
Persons Injured.

BINGHAMroN, \. v, Jan. 3O.--At an
carly hour this morning tho Wells
Fargo Express on the Erie Railroad,
east-bound. dashed into the rear OF
passenger train No. II which was
standing at the station at Owego The
rear sleeper of No. l. was wrecked.
Patrick Moloney. Il prominent Dem
ocratic politician of Owego. was putting
his little girl on the train when the
collision occurred. lie was caught be-
tween two car and killed. Four others
wore injured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30
Eloped With Her First Husband.

AMSTERDAM, n. Y, Jan. 30.-Mrs
Norman Houghton has eloped with her
first husband, man named Pinch
Pinch had just been released from
State prison after serving Eve years
term. Mrs lioughton leaves her sec
ond husband and two children behind
her. She is 35 years Old and is good
LOOKING
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30

TROY. y. V, Jan. 3O.-A woman, Civ
ng the name of McGrath and claiming
Chicago as her home. shot Edwin Firth.
we'll known inventor, on the street
here Firth will die. The woman
claims he ruined her.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 3O-The
glove fight arranged between Jake Kill
rain and Felix Vaquelin, heavy
weight. of this city, will positively
take place next Sunday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30
Emin PaSla and DIR. Peters.

ZANZIBAH, Jan. so -Emin Bey, who
is staying at private house in Baga-
moyo, is much improved in health and
feels very cheerful. A party of French
priests who have arrived at Malindi
declare that they recently met Dr.
Peters at koki. lie was then in good
health.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30

BosToN, Jan. 30.-Peter Jackson and
Jack Ashton spared at an exhibition
Under the auspices of the Union Ath-
1etic club in MUSIC Hall. They had
four-three minute rounds, very tamely
done. Sullivan was among the 800
SpeCtatOrS,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30
SoiourninE in Canada.

TORONTO, Jan. Andrew Brown,
the Lumber King" who is wanted in
Buffalo, N. Y, In connection with suits
against him involving large amount,
brought by New York parties, IL %:
i0pyning In this olth
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30

New BRu NSWICK. y. j., Jan. 30.-ThL
trial Of Messrs. 1ayter, Tenneson and
Reed. charged with the robbery of tho
Sixth Ward ballot-box, has ended in
their acquittal The jury was out two
hOuS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30

DANsvILl.E, n. V, Jan. 3O.-The
funeral of Gen. Lester Is. Faulkner
took place from the residence Of Dr.
Bacon, Canaseraga, where hc died.
Tho remains will be Inferred in Green
Mount Cemetery in this village.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30

LISEoS, Jan. 80 1t is reported here
that Serpa Pinto is about to undertake
Il trip to America for the benefit of his
health, which has become undermined
by the excitement and worriment incl
dent to his recent CAMPAIGN in tho
Shire district.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30
Three Cinnamon Killed,

DUrcH FLAT, Cal, Jan. 3o.-Three
Cinnamon were killed by a snow slide
at Groon valley, on the American
River. One body was carried into the
river and has not been found.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30

ST.. PErERSHI'RG, Jan. 1t is stated
on semi-o!ticial authority that an I'M
portal [ kase will shortly issue prohib-
ltlng Germans from colonizing in
southern Russia, where recently they
have settled in considerable numbers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30
Printers Argue for the Copyright Bill.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-Representa.
tives of typographical unious appear.
cd before the Judiciary Committee OF
the House to-day and argued In favor
of the passage OF the international
Copyright bill
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30

PuILApMlp!llA. Jan. 3O.-Dr. William
IL. Bradley. who formerly had charge
Of the weekly edition of the Philadel-
phia Press, was sentenced 10 tivp years
and 81 months in tho penitontiary for
the paper
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30
New National Bank.

WAsnINaToN, Jan. 3O.-The Pennsyl-
vania National Bank, of Pittsburg, Pa,
capital $500, 900, was authorized to COM
mence business,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30
Life Sentence for Wife Murder.

ALBANY, N. V, Jan. 80. Charles II.
Shear, for the murder of his wife,
Maria, at Clarksville, was sentenced to
imprisonment for life.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30
QUEER MONETARY MEDIUMS.

OXEN form the circulating medium
among the Zulus and ka fIirs.
TIN to-day forms the standard of
value at the great fairs of Nishni Nov
gorod. .4.#
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30
SECOND Call for Government Funds

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-A second call
has been issued by Secretary Window
on National bank repositories for a
surrender Of 10 per cent. of Govern
ment funds held by them. -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30
HERE is A QUESTION.
Why Has the c. v, D Sold More
0YerCOatS in 1889 Than 1883.

This is quite a Conundrum, for
there has never been such q wet,
warm, disagreeable season, cer-
tatnly not since they have been in
business.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30
Death OF u Yale Professor.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Jan. 30.-Prot.
Chester Lyman, of the Yale Scientific
School, dioI last night, aged IS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30

"KoAMERs' are people who go to Rome
to see the Pope, and ''sauntercrs' was
the appellation bestowed on the relig-
ious enthusiasts who made tho pilgrim
age to the sainte terte-the Holy Land.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30

BUFFALO. n. V, Jan. 3o.--Frederick
Frcund, the school teacher, who left
this city last week to escape punish
mont for seducing q 14-year-old pupil,
has been arrested in Toronto lie ex-
pressed willingness to return to
IuNalO
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30

BosroN, Jan. 3o.-No news has boon
received of Mr.. Hurd, the missin 8
cashier of the Cunard Office. His &C.
counts are all right, and his friends
think that he has met with an accident
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30

They are egotistical enough to consrat.
nlate themselves on tho fact also, that
their fall and winter stock, all put to-
%ether, would not be large enough to
warrant their advertising An annual
clearing sale.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-30
BRAZIL RECOGNIZED
Tie President Cordially Greets
the New Envoys.
AWFUL UPRoAR IN THE HOUSE
The Minority Rebels Against a Decision
of Speaker Rsed.

Both files Use Harsh I.anruHye-Ex
senator Bruce Appointed Recorder o
the District OF umbia-ArSuing fol
tho Copyright Fiji Democratic Sena
Hold il
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15
OBERLIN.

DR.. J. s. Peck has little Duchess pear
tree about four feet high and one inch In
diameter, which produced single pear
weighing nearly pound. "A settle
ment has been made with W. H. Judson
of Berlin Heights, who was so unfortunate
as TO lose horse some time ago by his
team falling into fire reservoir on West
College street, by which the corporation
pays him $75.. j. The annual contest of the
Oratorical Association Of 0berlin college
was held in the First church on Tuesday
evening lar with a fair audience. On
account Of the failure Of Rev. DR.. Hayden
Of Adelbert college to arrive, there was
little delay in getting started, but very
fortunately, or providentially, as the chair
man remarked, Hon. George W. Wend-
ling, the celebrated lecturer, was in town,
and was secured to fill the vacancy. The
other judges on delivery were Judge J. E.
Ingersoll of Cleveland and Rev. T. Z.
Monroe Of Akron, o. The judges on
thought and composition were DR., e. Z
White Of Cincinnati, Sup'tJ. A. Shawan
Of Columbus, o., and Prof. John Black Of
Wooster, o.; but by some failure in the
mails the orations sent to Professor Black
were not received by him, and during the
last day in the afternoon, Sup't Parker Of
Elyria kindly consented to act in his
place. r. A. Millikan, president Of the
association preceded very gracefully. The
decision of, the judges was rendered by
Rev. 7. E. Monroe, giving the first place
to the author of "The Opportunities OF
the Young Man." and the second place to
the author OF the oration entitled "Munic
ipal Government"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15
: UNION VETERAN LEGION.

oMosrs Elected By the National Eaesnp-
,asst=Huiss ssa ny-LAws Ans.dsa-
ToRr WAYNE, Ind, Dot 1o--Ths sss,
slon of the national enoampment Of the
Onion Veteran Legion yesterday M
taken up mostly In smending the rules
and by-laws Of the organisation TIE
time for the election OF officers In Al
subordinate camps was changed from De-
csmber to August Reading, Pa, was
ssiseted as the place for holding the
next national eneampmsnt and the time
was set for Oc tobsr 8 and Q, 1897. The
following officers were elected:
National Conmsnds erin -Chist, Gem
szsl Miller, PhIladslphia; Senior Vice
Comnapdsr, Samuel Hodginson,, Stcu-
,benyiIls, o.; Junior Vice Commander.
IN. A. Clark, Butler. Pa; opartsrmAs-
". General, y, r Blair, Petosksy,
kich.; Inspector General. W. C. web
bsr Cincinnati; Surgeon General, Dr.
q r. Ssips, Pittsbursh; Chaplain.in-
chisf, Rev. John A. Danks, Pittsburgh.
me ladies' suxiiiary Of the Legion also
slsotsd of1ceIs and sftsr the instaIis stiop
Or me new oflcsrs he sncanrmant "
isufnsd, I fsf'p XXI ttf s7,hf9} NJ,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15
SULLIVAN.

OCL IA, W.
A heavy rain and wind storm passed
over this section last night, blowing down
fences and doing some other slight
damage. .
Stowel Rice is In Wyandot Co. visit
ing at his uncle's.
The Sunday School Convention and
church meeting held at the Disciple
church this week was we'll attended and
very interesting. Quite number of
strangers from out of town were present.
r. N. Rice started to-day on an exten-
ded trip through the West, and will be
gone some time visiting Iowa and Kansas.
Microscopic examination proved Silas
Brakes trouble to be cancer OF the
mouth. .. g..f.t t-. .5
Miss Anna Koons has returned home.
The finishing gang are in town ready
10 commence work on the B. Il o. but on
account OF recent heavy rains can do moth
ing. ALTER Eco.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15
WELLINGTON LoRAIN COUNTY, OHIO WEDNESDAY OCTOBER
NORTH OHIO CONFERENCE.
Ministerial Assignments for the Ensuil
Year by the Bishop.

Ministerial Assignments for the Ensuing
Year by the Bishop. 4
The following appointments were an.
aounced by the Bishop previous to the
adjournment OF the North Ohio Confer
,nce at Bucyrus October 7:
Cleveland district John Mitchell, pfssidine
slder-Ayon and Butternut Ridge = H. Bush
Berea Duston Kemblei Brecksytlle, J. ~
Hastings; Brooklyn Village. A, Van CsIR;
land, Franklin avenue, n. Q. Buxtohi OlevS
land, Jennings avenue, w, O, Endly; Cleveland
Lofain street, @. W. Huddleston; ClevelAnd
Taylor street. Q. w. Ball; Columbia aod
piled, r. Waggoner; Dover and oimsted rsils,
d, d. Steviok and one TO be supplied, y. w.
Pooley; Elyrls, II. A. Gould; Grsfton and ~
Porte, L. A. Edwards; Granger and Sharon, d.
Rneaie; La Grange ana Beldcn, w. Il. Painter;
Loraip, J. +. Smith; Medina and Poe, B. y
Hoadley; New London, @. II. Hartupee; North
and South Amherst, o. Pearcs; oberlin, o.
Rsdgley; Penfeld and Litchneld. @. A. Reedsr.
Asid and Bath, r @ Glechels; Royaitcn shd
= 'sup suppi.d g. MeiiinssSn, meSn fcis1 sPaas
Gallon District, A. J. Lyon, presiding elder;
1ucyrus, J. S; Resgeri Bncyrns Circuit \: u
Ton, John whitwofth; chestoryille, s. Z. Idl4
man Crestline, William Kepler; Delaware, -
L. Wilson: Delaware Circuit, to be supplied
Eden, TO be supplied, Edison q. Struggles
saena %s,a = w Il Issa, S%'h sen eiens a r pnsSss
Nevada, f. s. Tomkins; Oceola, A. X Owen I
Westheld, g. A. Peters; Woodbury., A. ~
Thomas. W. +. Whitlock-. professor In o. ".
University: Q. H. Owen and ,. y. Baker, agent.
o. w. u. (; s. r. Clark, chaplain Girls Industrial
Home, members Grace Church Quarterly Qe4-
ference; M. f. Warner professor Baldwin Un1
verify. member Crestline Quarterly Confefeneti
J. W. Mendenhall editor Quarterly Review and
member Gallon Quarterly Conference.
Mansfield district-G. 4. Hughes, presiding
elder; Ashland, George Mather; Bellvillo, q
r. Waters Greenwich, A. Mccullough; Hays1-
vile. z. L. Warner; Huntington, o. L. Pappcns
hagen; Jefferson and Maple Grove, Daniel
Thomas Scantlebury; Mansfield r. T. Steven.
SOM Nova, J. W. Thompson; New Warrington,
+. 8. Wolf; Ontario, q. r. Bell; Orange and
Polk, G. NJ. Gay: PavoniA, ]. Il. Barron; Per-
ysyille, John y. West; Plymouth, II. s; Pl.oei
Shiloh, 8. ]. Mcconnell.
Mt Vernon district---Js Jsmes Torbet presiding
older; Arendalo, Joseph Lcng ;CenterburG o. J.
Russell; Dan vile, @. W. Walker; Democracy.
M b. Mead Frederickstown, 2: Z; Hsll Gam
J. d. Lea; Killbuck, 4. D. Jon es; Mohawk VII.
lage, ]. W. Eastman; Mt. Vernon, J. d. Knapp;
New Comcrstovn, W. D. Palmer New Moscow,
q: Stocking; sRsrts, g. w. Dennis; Utica
J. 7. Hoax; Rose oe 7. b. D. Harold; Lever
Ing, w. B. Taggsrt.
ssndusky district, +. 8. Hoyt, presiding eidsr
Bellevue, o. Gallimore; Berlin Heights, D. w.
Myland zone to be supplied Bloomyille s99
Rutiedse; Chicago, J. MoK. Barnes; ClarksnsIl
and Barretts, Jesse Williams; Clyde, L. X.
Warner; Clyde circuit ]. d. Donelson; East
ToTnsendt J. TN. Bfs,.hE.ite Green Spring.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15
News from the County Seat.

The grand jury will appear on the first
day Of the term. The petit jury will ap-
pear October 20.
The circuit court was in session four
days Of last week, and made disposition
of all the business that was brought before
II.
In circuit court the docket for the Sept
term 1890, was disposed Of as follows:
Ira Whitney vs. RosaDnah Tucker ct al,
equitable relief, equitable relief prayed
for In plaintiffs petition refused. Judg
ment for costs..of this proceeding agsins
defendant. Motion for new trial by plant
tiff oyerruled, plaintiff excepts.
The Cleveland Stone Company VS. L S
& III s Ry, injunction and relief, passed.
VIM. D. Green VS. Henry Moore, in.
junction and relief, injunction made per-
petual, order see journal, defendant to
pay costs.
Isabel Jackson VS. David Burke, specific
performance Of real contract, judgment
for defendant.
Rhoderick NJ Close vs. Judson E Willard
ct al Injunction and reliei, injunction as
prayed for In petition, motion for new trial
by defendants oYerruled, defendants have
80 days fiom Oct. 2, 80, to file bill Of ex-
ceptions.
Aurelia N Starr Va the village Of 0ber
lin, injunction and relief, order see jour
nal.
Caroline NJ Bennett vs. Reuben Chester,
to recover real property, Judgment for
defendant, plaintiff excepts, motion for
new trial by plaintiff, overruied. Plaintiff
has 80 days from Oct. End, 80, to make
and file bill Of exceptions.
WR Austin vs. VIM Reynolds, etal,
error, settled at plaintiffs in error costs, ne
record.
Ew Pitts admr W Ira Whitney, error
judgment affirmed. ....
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15
WORLDS REooRpsJsRokEk.

Nelson Knocks Out All Previous Perform
ances by stallions and Hal Pointer
Mskes the Fastest Nile Ever Paced In
aRAoe.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct 10.-Fully
IS, 900 persons cheered themselves hoarse
yesterday when the great stallion Mel;
son few under the wire and IL was
known that for second time he had
broken the worlds trotting record. The
weather was warm and the track was
never In better condition. The horse,
driven by his owner, G, II. Nelson,
flashed under the line quick a. IN.
chained lightning and was away. He
few past the first quarter in SO seconds
and sped on like the wind. he dashed
past the half in 1:o4h-a BOOK gait
and tremendous shout went up, Tha
crowd rose rs one man and watch cd the
horse as he swept toward the three.
qasxter post which he passed in 1:csN
and then swung into tie strstoh. onhs
came and passed. under the wire Il
sii1A, thus lowering The world 8 stallion
record by squarter Of . second. tNs.
! Another worlds record Was broken 81
tho freo-for-all pace, purse $1,000. Hal
Pointer In tho nrst heat made che fsstI
est mile ever made In q racs,i covering
the mile, in the remarkable y time q
s;ook. He won the race In three strsigh1
hsats, N aking the marvellous time q
s:oeN, 9:i2 and 2ds.A These are thx
fastest three heats ever mAds In . Fses
aud the average bests the worlds racing
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15
The TEVs
ii Gathered " Our Special G.ll.lssai.ah,
-AllAbout the Happenings and Special
!. Events In their Immediate Vicinity.
LIToHFIELD.

es'8 II lj4"t ~ sr Oct. IL, 80.
Miss Pearl Turner Of Oberlin, spent
Sunday visiting at W. .. Leach's.
Archfy Parker and bis mother, who
hayebsep visiting In Portage for some
time, have returned home.
s. lincoln made business trip to
Cleveland last Monday. 4"
Many from this town expect to hear
Hon. Thomas B. Reed, speaker Of the
National House of Representatives in Me.
dina next Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mamie Stranahan, who is attend.
ing school in oberlln, spent Sunday al
home.
Creech q Lee, head contractors Of the
PA. q w. railroad, were in town last
week, ...
Mrs,C. Kennelley visited in Kipton las,
week.
The pile drivers have finished their
work through this town on the r. r.
". u Rising represented Litchaelds
lodge a. the laying of the corner stone Of
Medipa's new high school building which
was done by the Free Masons.
NJ. NJ Gardner had the misfortune Of
very badly cutting his foot some time ago.
julius Fraile formerly Of this town, hut
now Of Cleveland spent Friday and satur-
day calling upon friends in town.
E. ]. Handyslde took trip 10 Halla-
way, o., with his brother on the c., L. &
w. railroad last Saturday.
: On account Of the rains in Pittsburg, Pa.
last week Wyandotte failed to trot. P. o.
Shank drives her in the west this week.
ReY. B. N. Dresden has been returned
TO the NJ. e. church Of this place for
another year. .rs .tt p..
= As usual our literary was reorRanized
last Tuesday evening. President, Adam
Rising, Jr. Vice President, F. W. Woods;
Secretary Miss Nettis Sears; Assistant
Sr3etatJ, Miss Lulu Jenne; Treasurer, B.
5. CaDAeld; Executive Committee. U. p.
Prince. r. W., Woods and A. C. Pearson.
The first meeting 10 to be held this week
Tuesday evening
Mrs. r. Yeskiey goes TO Lorain, o., this
week when, she will spend the winter
with her daughter, MIS-. E. E. eager.
Miss Jennie Baldwin, of Penfeld has
been visiting Miss Belle Mills the past
week.
VIM. Thomas is visiting In Madison, o.
PROTECTION
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15
LODI.

~. 'iI ..i1.t Oct. IL, W.
A. c. Alexander OF Leroy was in town
Saturday
A. 5. Wissler Of Friendsville was on our
streets last week.
j. Sargent's father, Of Medina, was in
town last Friday. a. a., a.
The construction train Of the B. & o.
is now at work; also the steam sfovel at
their gravel pit. ' '''s''
James Orr has rented Nelson Harris's
property on Market St. He will occupy
II at once. 5f .s.....
Mr.. Chas. Bury and wife Of Pennsyl-
yania are visiting their parents for short
time. ~ ~ fEoI - r frp.r ~ t'if a.i
,SMr. and Mrs. Brewster are spending a
few weeks at L. W. Minis; also Mrs.
Boardmsn.
Mrs. Main and daughter are visiting
friends In Akron. H.. ,,a....l
h Dr. Blanchard oi Burbank was on our
streets one day last week. lquas
Mr. Sargent Of Medina was in town Fri
day.3rfoN ~ r1I 0all a atH-rgf K
Mrs!E e. o. Marsh Is spending few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Young, In
Chicago. Z AlsiA a.'H',' '''
Literary was well attended last Thurs
day evening at the public school building
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15
Oct. 13, 80.


.l Oct 10, 80.
Mr.. L. Myers and family have returned
from Oregon. 20 f.r.. s..
Mr.. and Mrs S. Whitbeck, OF Penfeld
and Mrs. L, Saxon Of Wellington, spent a
day in town last week.
Rev. Rutledge returned for another
year. J .s.E, r.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Hall and daughter,
Mrs. Pierpoint. are visiting in Cleveland.
John Casswell of Michigan Is visiting
his parents.
Mrs. c. Dsgne and children Of Pendeld,
visited In town.
L. Jones, of Penheld was in town last
week. rt .... ..r..,, .t.l.
E. d. Stocking and daughter spent part
Of the week with friends In Elyaia and
Dover. SAM
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15
PENFIELD.

WV Act W.
Lots of rain.
Corn is nearly all cut In this section.
A. Mclean has the honor Of raising the
prize pumpkins Of the season, two Of
which weighed 1903 lbs. OF course these
two were the smallest. Hn.t
Chas. Lang, who has been very sick
with pneumonia, is better at present.
Mrs. Mclean has been on the sick list
again. DR.. Mckenzie was in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wilson are visiting
friends In Michigan. .
Mrs Newman, after pleasant visit of
week with friends here, leaves for her
home in Maryland on Monday evening.
Lee and Roy Myers have gone to Fl,
Wayne, Ind. d.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15
"How delicious il lhs winning

OF kiss, at loves beginning
sings the poet, and his sentiment is true
with one possible exception. II either
party has the catarrh, even loves kiss loses
its sweetness. DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rene
dy is sure cure for this repulsive and dis.
tressing afiliction. By its mild, soothing,
antiseptic, cleansing and healing prop
critics, It cures the worst cases. $500 re-
ward for an incurable case. ..,..,
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Caiarrh is in the blood. No cure for
this loathsome and dangerous disease is
possible until the poison is thoroughly
eradicated from the system. For this
purpose, Ayers Sarsaparilla is the best
and most economical medicine. Price 81.
Six bottles, IS. Worth IS bottle.
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10 simple yet always efllcscious In all
bilious disorders Is Simmons Liver Regu-
lator. ul3rn nHt iN.}sf yDiffe tff
Withou, a doubt this medicine will cure
vou. i . II hAa cured thonSanlS Take
Si,umous Liver Regulalor g9l Pelec