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~ aulk rHApr IN AFRICA.

TIE RUH TRADE IN AFkicAs ts,A =
The great curys 6s tbe liquor tranic rests
npSn Africs All Al rsRe CIVILIZED nations ms s,, are
-twvfvs nilIiions 81 u FSfions Ngf spirituotis
liquors 60 annually Hpdn the leading civilized
natiors and the NATIVE. races are fast being
demoralixed and destroyed through its Id
auence Itt gratifying fact that at the
through ib representatives, united with
Great Britain, Italy and Belgium In an effort
10 save TIE Congo country, but the eleven
other powers overruled then,.i Great Britain
has an able and effective organization In the
"United Committee for the Prevention OF
the Liquor Traffic." and the National Tenn
perance Society and Publication House is
doing what IL can to secure action by the
United States Government in tho Same direc-
tion.
The English House of Commons in 1883
That this House, having regard to the
disastrous physical and moral effects Of the
liquor traffic among uncivilized races, as well
us the injury 1t inHicts on the legitimate
commerce doth cordially support the I'm
perial and Colonial Government In their en-
deavor to suppress the traffic in spirituous
liquors in ali native territories under their
influence and control. 1
In 1889 the German Reichstag adopted the
That t6c Rsichstar resolves to.fsquest tho
Federal G6Serpmen to ttts INTO COM
.i1eration whefheE I'D how the trade In
spirits In the German colonies can be eff
fectusliy opposed either by prohioition or
limitation.
The correspondent of tho New York Tri-
tune at Brussels, in referring to the Inter
national Anti'Slavery Congress recently in
session in that city, notices the movement to
prohibit the traffic in Africa, hv&sssAs 20
turn the movement into. - 'high-hcense7
channel, but tbe Native kaces Committee.
as will be sees Dy their recent memorial, aims
at the a,.tire suppression of the liquor traffic.
WY should the Africans be cursed with tho
high-license system3 They would not only
have to pay for the liquor, but for the priv
ilege Of selling it, and the trade would be
more open, moro respectable, more abundant,
and more deadly in its effects upon the people.
The National Temperance Society has me-
morialized both Houses Of Congress to take
prompt and vigorous action, :and win press
this question upon the committee now hav
ing it in charge with the view Of securing
some action by our own Government In the
matter,
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rhe Pride ar M. e,,...

He was q brig 4, hand ONE boy OF sixteen.
sunny cmpered, brilliant and eugaging, the
delight 9t his parents, the Joy Of his home. and
tho pride OF his GLASS. mt shadow fell
across his bright prospects. It began with u
trihtny cough; soon camc premoniti ms of con-
sumption, his strength failed, his cheeks grew
grave. Then q friend advised DR.. Pierce's
Goiten Medical Discovery. He triad It and
was saved. Health aud strength returned, his
cheerful voice rang out aga n across the school
playgr9und, his cheeks again gre rosy, his
and hS graduates this year With highess hon.
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r. Jersey in this respect, and the Dutch
Tor sso-called 9 stein, or Holstein.
Friaarl has eqaald tho jersey. A few
native cows have exhibited this peculi-
arity, and when any Of these are found
with this valuable proclivity they would
pay well for breeding to pure Jersey
bull for the production of butter COWS.
--Nep York Times. -
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oil in WEST VIRGINIA. A.
A Goptous Flow or Pctroieum startcd
1. by a. Land Slide,

An immense land slide occurred on tie
farm Of Andrew Tootbman, four miles east
Of Parkers6arg, w. Va. tho other morning.
Hundreds Of t6ps OF earth and rock tumtled
into the creek.
A few hours later heavy stream of flne
petroleum began pouring from newly
opened crovice In the rock aud ran down tue
bank. collecting In large pools The land is
on line with the Eureka oil belt developed
north OF Petersburg. ~ p -
inmensa Anount Of oil has escaped and
h9e<resm Is still a,winy uncht cksd.
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Purify Your Blood

When spring approaches, Il is very important that
she blood should be purified, at this season I'M
purtics which have been accumulating for months
years, liable to manifest themselves aud
seriously affect the health. Hoods sarsapmilIa is
undoubtedly the best blood purifier Itexpcls every
talnt drives out scrofulous hunaors and gives 10 the
blood the quality and tone essential to good health.
Now a the time Ia take Ic 3 z
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A pELusIov.

Among delusions the alcoholic Is ono Of the
most harmful. DR.. Norman Kerr says: "All
alcohols are poisonous. The least poisonous
are the alcohols of wine More poisonous are
tho alcohols Of beet-root. Still more deadly
are the alcohols Of corn (all kinds of grainl;
an i the most potent and pestiferous are the
ale ohols from potatoes. Cider nebriates arc
usually more heavy and stupid than alert
and offensive. AmyGc alcohol is nearly
four Nmes as poisonous es ethylic.". It Is
better to let the poison in either form alone
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An exchange says that oysters ara going
up. They are going In the opposite direction
at our table.
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TEMPERANCE NEWS AND NOTES.


An Inebriate's Home for Women is about
to be provided in or near Manchester, Eng.
land.
The London City Mission has TWENTY-FIVE
missionaries epgeged in visiting public
houses.
7, Sixteen petitions againss the liquor evil
were lately presented to the Legislative
Council Of Cape Colony, Africa, during one
session.
The Comte de FIandre, heir-apparent to
the throne OF Belgium, is Honorary Presi-
dent of Brussels society called ''The
Patriotic League Against Alcoholism"
The New South Wales Alliance has pledged
1887 persons during the past Ave years
They have a hall that cost nine thousand
pounds, where they carry on vigorous
work.
A prominent business man IN New York
city recently drank too much wine, wended
his way home, brought up in the gutter, and
street thieves relieved him Of $50. A costly
drunk.
The policemen OF England and Wales, II
brought together, would form great army
They number 1926. Nine-tenths Of this
army could DO discharged IL the sale oil
liquors were prohibited.
The widow Of Chief of Police Watkins, OF
Parsons, Penn, killed, while intoxicated, BY
passing engine, was recently. awarded &C.
500 damages, which the saloon-keeper, who
sold him the liquor, must pay.
A Milwaukee educslSs says that In th.
distriets in Esstcity where Ssa,oons are -aaos,
numerous, teachers complain that many o
the scholars are so stupid from drinking beei
that work on them is almost useless.
The Union Pacific Railway has decided K
allow no more liquor to be sold in its hotels
In view Of the fact that the company oyne
large part of the principal hotels along 10
Aool ~ x>v.u ucft
sure to result. II Is thought that as tn
revenue of number win be curtailed IN con
sequence they will have to close and dininl
cars take their places.
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A eoap tha. Is 81 is f,I1 M mater haftssu
seven or eight cents per gsund for waller
Dobbinss Electric Soap Is all soap and q, adul.
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o.d smokers prefer "Tansili's Punch"

The pig who gets into cover thinks tn,
swnid d mightier than the pen.
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p Cbronio Nasal Catarrh positively cured by
druggists.
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NEAWEED
TONIC
hspositivs Care for
pyspEpslA

And Al Disorders 81 tho d.,
ssslIys p5sses 1sis 81: nEsvls,
ecing Medieine, and msy bs
taken with benefit IN aIl caseI
Of Debility. For Sale BY sIl
DrugSists. Price, 81 90 per bot,
tie. Dr.. 6chencks New Bool
on Lungs, Liver and Stomach
mailed free. Address,
Or.lh.seheack . sea. PhIln
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When man Is under a oud tho si;v el
lining Is generally on the other side.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-03-14

A Chicaco barber Is worth S12l,0O0 This
shows that sienco is not always golden.
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STANDARD FOR OVER HaLr Il CENTURY
PURELY vGoETAeLe.
sTRIcTLy HEkDAnLE,
AHs AHsoLUTELy sAFg,

For Sale By all Draseists, Price rs ess
mall. postage free, on receipt Of prics
pr. J. II. 6chenck 4 Son, PhiledeIphis, Pa
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Tho chief symptoms OF CO d in the hcat
10 a handk'Tc Tchief.
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Watch for Murray" Buggy adv next wee
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wIu Cure
ccvoha. Y, 1. s! ns.

And All Dt>cNses Of tie
THHoAr Ann Lit0S.
Js b pleasant 70 shs los<s.
and doeo not contain \ oar1 4 Z
of oJ(>l>a o. enJ lbif11 trjIII-
iciHs N t6e yyorlA for 0sls
By all DvuRxiafx. Price 81 90
per bottle. pr. echenck . Book
on Consumption and its Curs,
mailed free. Address
Dt. l.H. .Sohenek q Son. pNIla.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-26
Wedding Bells.

JEFFERIEs-FETzER-Mr. e. G. Jeffer-
les and Miss Gertrude Fetzer, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Fetzer, were united in
the holy bonds of wedlock by Rev. W. o.
Phillips, pastor OF the Presbyterian
church. at the residence Of the BRIDES par
ents, $50 Wednesday evening. About 40
guests were present to witness the mar
riage ceremonies and enjoy the wedding
feast, which was an elaborate affair. The
newly welded pair were the recipients of
many valuable and useful presents.
The bride IS one Of our best known and
handsomest young ladies, member OF the
Presbyterian church choir and prominent
worker in the Society of Christian En-
deavor. The groom Is promising young
man and civil engineer of the Michigan
q Southern railroad, with headquarters at
Elkhart, Ind. Six years ago he was en-
ployed as typo on the Journal when +.
Ladd had editorial charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferles took the train
that evening for Wellington, the home Of
the groom's parents. thence in the morn
ing, via Cleveland, to Elkhart, their future
home.
The guests from abroad were: Mr. and
Mrs. G. Z. Jefferies, Miss Jessie Jefferies
and Chas. Linder Of Wellington, Mr.. apd
Mrs. f. Myers, Mrs. l. Dean and son and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Stewart Of Spencer,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Baum of Smilhyille,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Romich, Miss Helen
Romich and Mr.. j. w. Romick OF Woos.
ter.-Creston Journal, Nov. 20.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Geo. E. Ryan, of Weston, Ohio, called
Monday morning, -F
Miss Rose Mallory of Delaware is at
home for few days.
F. B. Serage Of Columbus, o., spent a
day or two in town last week.
Charles P. Horr of Olympia, Washing.
ton, is in town visiting his parents and
friends.
Miss Effie and Miss Flora Brant, sisters
of Rev. j. +. Brant, are guests at the M.
L. parsonage.
Mr.. B. B. Herrick returned from his
visit to Dixie last week. He will give a
few notes Of traYel in next issue.
Clayton E. Chapman OF Elyria, spen,
sunday with Miss Edith Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Wadsworth will
spend Thanksgiving with friends in Mich.
igan,
Mrs. G. II. Horton is visiting friends In
Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs L. Butler and family left Tuesday
evening for Cairo, ILL.,, where they expec
to make their future home.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-26

A large stock Of Clocks, and fine lines
OF Jewelry just received at s. " Carpea-
ter's. Call early In order TO get the best.
Ladies' Cloth Top Shoes are very gen.
teel and dressy. See them at Berage's.
N o. Stone & Co. will save you money
on any kind Of shoe you may want. Thh
strictly cash business method is bound 70
save everybody money. N. o. Stone b
Co., 4S Euclid avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Something Nobby, are those Cloth Top
Button, at Serage'S
AUCTIONEER - Having had seven
years experience as practical auctioneeg.
am now prepared to auctioneer sales a
all kinds. Orders can be left at the Wei
lington Enterprise office. Address,
W. II. FREsToNE,
81 Spencer, Medina Co., Ohio
I --latest styles, perfect fitting are thoss
Cloth Top Shoes, at Serages.
They are going with rush.--The 500
Ladies' Shoes cut from $3.50. Send uel
card, and we will lay pair aside until
you can come and get them They ato
cheap at $3.50. N. o. Stone & Co., Cleye-
land, Ohio.
Something new, elegant and stylish.
Those Cloth Top Shoes, at Seiage's.
New buckwheat -four, Longs breakfast
flour, and the freshest of fresh oysters at
49, BowLBY g. HALDs.
Gents Cork Sole Shoes, $299. NO.
Stone d Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
STRAYED-From my place on Smifh
road, Saturday night, Oct. %, one bay
geldiDp years old. Anyone giving in
formation Of same will be literally rB-
warded by notifying L. A. Severcool,
Litchfleld, o. al
| $2.87 buys Gents Hand-w welt Shoe, all
styles. N, D. Stone g. Co.. 49 Euclid avs
nue., Cleveland, Ohio.
| Notice.
j. M. Crabtree will pay the highes'
market prices tor live and dressed hug
veal calyes, dry and green hides and pelts
Ladies' Hand Welt Button, in all style
toes and heels, reduced from $3.50 to $2.9t
this week. Come early. as they are going
with rush. II Is the biggest bargain
ever offered Sizes 2-7. Widths A 70 E.
N. o. Stone & Co., AZ Euclid avenue.
| NOTICE.-Having purchased the Wait
& Sutliff Hack Line, will continue 10
transfer passengers, call for passengers
and baggage around town, convey pleas
ure parties to points desired and atten.
funerals. 15c. to any part oi the city. UT.
ders lett at American House.
3Stf) R.J. WINcHEL.
A "a Hand Made Cli. Bal, only 50 at
:, SRRAGEAR
CARD.-I have opened dental roo o
over Bowlby 81 Halls, where will ID
pleased TO see parties wishing FIRsT-cLAa
dental work OF any kind done. feel con.
fdent that can please you.
+. Z. HOLLOWAY, d. ID. s.
AUCTI0NEER.-Sales auctioneered Al
reasonable rates In town or couniu
= Dates can be arranged for at THE ENTKR-
, PRISE Office, Wellington.
HENRY WHITE,
: 41tfl Spencer, Medina Co., o.
FARM FOR SALE.-Eighty acres gl
, good land, ~ miles east CT the center d
, Sullivan, o., the property Of A L. Dudley
) deceased. Terms will be made satisiacta
nv, and long time payments. For partis
ulars enquire Of NJ. A. or Il. e. Dudley
on premises [49l NJ. A. DUDLEY, Admr.
Gents, go to N. o. Stone & Co., Clevs
o land, o., and buy a pair of those SOD!
Cork Sole Shoes. We will save you 81 !
n pair on this line. N. o. Stone & Co.
d Cleveland, o., AZ Euclid avenue.
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Call for your Mail.
Adams, Levi, 0lln. C.J.
Z. 4. HusrED. p. NJ.
That Little Tickling

In your throat, which makes yon cough
once In a while and keeps you constantly
clearing your throat, arises from catarrh,
and as catarrh is constitutional disease
the ordinary cough medicines all fall TO
hit the spot, What you need is constl.
tutional remedy like Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Many people who have taken this medi-
cine for scrofula. dyspepsia, loss OF ap-
petite. and other trouble, have been sur
prised lhatIt should cure this troublesome
cough. But to know the actual cause OF
the cough is TO solve The mystery. Many
cases of consumption can be traced back
TO the neglect Of some such slight affection
as this. Consumption can be controlled
In its early stages, and the effect Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla In purifying the blood, build
Ing up the general health, and expelling
the scrofulous taiht which Is the cause oi
catarrh and consumption, has restored to
perfect health many persons on whom
this dreaded disease seemed TO have o
firm hold.
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HoW,a ThlaP

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of, Catarrh that can not be
cured by taking Halps Catarrh Cure.
+. ]. CHENEY g. CO., Props, Toledo, u.
We, the undersigned, have known Il. j.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions, and financially able 10 carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West Il Truax, Wholesale Druggist, To
ledo, Ohio. Walding, Kinnan q Marvin,
Wholesale druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucus
surfacesof the system. Price 75c per bot
lie. Sold by all druggists
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-26
Buy your tinware
at Benedict's Hard
ware and save money.

For nice things In Crockery and Lamps,
GO to LAUNDoN, WINDEcKER & Co.
The Hollenden, Cleveland; Rooms with
meals, SO to So; without meals, 81 TO 80.
The place to get fancy, fresh roasted
coffee choice evaporated and canned fruits,
canned vegetables, sage cheese, and the
finest candy in town, is at
49, BowLBY g. HALLS.
OYSTERS.-If you come 10 town or
live here and want good dish OF oysters
or anything else In the market, come TO
the Oyster Ocean, next door east Of Foote'S
livery stable. Everything fresh, neat and
clean.
$2.S7 Gents HaDd-welt, stylish, Cali
Shoes; $2.98 Gents Cali Cork Sole. Trade
with N. o. Stone & Co., and save money
4S Euclid Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Laundon Windecker g. Co.-Cloaks ant
Lamps.
e. E. Goodrich.-Clothing.
Benedict Shoe Co.-Shoes.
F. B. Serage.-Boots and Shoes,
Harper's Weekly.
Harper's Bazaar.
Harper's Young People,
The Century.
Scribner's.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
ST. Nicholas.
r. N. Goodwin.-Special Letter
]. W. Observation-Disclosures Goods.
P. of H.-Lecture Course.
8. " Carpenter.-Jewelry.
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aBome Comfortu Testimonials.

Wrought Iron Range Co., ST. Louis, Mo-:
GENTLEMEN:-We purchased OF your
salesman "Home Comfort Range, and
are pleased 10 say it gives entire satisfac-
ton. This certificate you can use in auy
manner you see proper Resp'y,
Miss MANNETTE WHPPLE,
MRS. JAS. WHIPPLE,
JOHN DAGNE AND WIFE,
A. WEST,
DAVID MILLER,
LEWIS MILLER,
ANDREW Duty.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-26

For excellence, high character. reliabil-
ily, variety, enterprise, and cheapness the
Cincinnati Weekly Gazette Qhe weekly
edition of the Commercial Gazette) can
not be surpassed by any other newspaper
in America, IL is all that the heading of
this notice would indicate-a modern
newspaper. With all it's attractions II can
be had for one dollar year.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-26
Railway Notes.

Dlo EOOh
S. r. Cranler, train master of this divis-
lou, has rendered his resignation, to take
effect Dec. LIST.
The station agents are now not required
to post notices Of the revised tariff sheets
of rates on freight and tickets in the wait
ing rooms
The subordinate officials do not appear
10 enjoy the numerous changes which are
going on ut PRESENT
The sections along this division have
been remembered.
W. & L. K.
One decade has passed away since trains
began to run on the north end Of this
line. Each year few miles would be
constructed, but on account Of The rough
condition Of tue country and their limited
means their progress has been slow.
Commodore Garrison being the real owner
of the line, on account of large advances
being made, and being forced to the iinan-
cial wall within few years after the line
was begun, his interests had to be looked
after by his assignee, which had tenden'
cy TO delay matters along the line very
much, but the present management are
looking Tor the traffic TO he doubled with
in the next two years.
The first passenger train over the W. q
l.. E. Ry. went into Steubenvlle last
week. Cannon we're fred and the day
was spent in general rejoicing by the
people,
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BUsINEss LOCALS.
Lamps, Lamps. Lamps, Lamps.
t LAUNDoN, WINDECKER u Go.

Lamps, Lamps. Lamps, Lamps.
LAUNDoN, WINDEcKER q Co.
Cork Sole Shoes at Serage's.
LAND FOR SALE.-Two hundred
acres Of good farm land, well timbered
with living water, well located, with o lit
tie Improvement; situated In OsceOla
county, Michigan, near railroad station
and mills For further particulars enquire
of W. II. H. SUTLIFF,
1910 Wellington, o.
Standing Lamps, elegant patterns,
LAUNDoN, WINDEcKER q Co.
EOR SALE-Farm and village prop.
erty. Inquire Of j. T. Haskell, Atty-at.
Law, Wellington, Ohio.
Mems Cork Sole Clf. Balls at Serage's.
Stray Colt.
A two year old light bay gelding coli
strayed into my pasture the let Of Novem.
Der. Owner can have IL by proving prop.
erty and paying charges. s. F. Sheffield
Piitsfeld, o, (50)
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Church Notes and Announcements.

Union meetings will be held during the
week each evening at the Congregational
church.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held at the Congregational church Thurs
day morning at half past ten o'clock, Rev.
J. +. Brant TO officiate.
METHODIST.
The Ladies' Bazaar Of the NJ e. church
will be postponed one week. See an-
nouncement In next paper.
Prof. Frost OF Oberlin preached mas
terly sermon, Sabbath morning, Noy. 23,
which was we'll appreciated by the large
audience assembled.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-26
I,ectnre Course.

Prof. G. +. Wright, d. D., L. L. d. Of
Oberlin will deliver course Of lectures
at the Town Hall on Monday evenings,
Dec. 1st, 9Th, and 10Th; subject, "The Ice
Age Of North America, with special refer
ence to Its influence on the interests Of
Northern Ohio" These lectures will be
illustrated by wall maps and stereoptican
views.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-26
DAYTON, TENN, LAND SALE.
THE OPPORTUNITY or A LIFETIME.
Half Rates VIA the Big Four Rout,

Half Rates VIA the Big Four Route.
On account of Land Sale at Dayton,
Tenn, the BIG Four ROUTE will sell tick
cts on Dec. 3-d, 4th, and 9th, good fifteen
days returning, at one fare for the round
trip. Here Is the opportunity Of q life
time for the capitalist. investor, and
homeseeker. Coal iron ore, and timber
In inexhaustible quantities. Get in ON the
"ground moor" and YOU will soon reap the
fruit of your enterprise Don't delay, hut
secure your tickets over the Bro Four
ROUTE and keep right up with the crowd.
For full information call on nearest ticket
agent or address ID. b. Martin, General
Passenger Agent, Cincinnati.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-26
Public Sale. .

Lemuel Oakley will sell IN his prem
ises, situated u mile north center Spen-
Ger, Dec. 4th, 10 a. M, choice cows, a
spring calves, yearling colt, 2 two year
old colts. hay by the ton, corn ID the ear
moving machine and other articles.
HENRY WHITE, Auciineer.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-26
Just received a car
of Hemlock Shingles
at H. WadswOrth &
Sons.
The place To buy your Lamps Is at
LAUNDON, WINpEcKER & Co.'S.

lne place 10 guy your Lamps ID AZ
LAUNDON, WINDEcKER & Co.'S.
YES, IT Is A FACT THAT N. q. STONE &
Co. ARE SELLING SHOES AT LESS PER
CENTAGE THAN ANY FIRM IN THE CITY.
The reason is clear and reasonable enough.
We do as much business rs all the shoe
stores on Superior and Euclid combined,
We, therefore, can we'll afford TO sell cheap.
$3.50 and $500 Hand-sewed, button shoes
now 80 80. Ladies' cloth top, Hand-sewed,
now $500. "a Ladies' Hand welt FIR. Don
COLA Button, now $2.99.
Our stock of all styles Of Lamps never
was more complete than To-Day.
LAUNDoN, WINDEcKER & Co.
We have them. Ladies' Cloth Top
Button Shoe, flexible sole, B,C and d
widths, at Serages.