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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05

A good record. Il have sold Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy Tor ten years."
says druggist, q. B. Legg, OF Vail, Ia,
"and have always warranted II and never
had bottle returned. During the past
90 days / have sold twelve dozen, and II
has given perfect satisfaction In every
instance Il does not dry up cough I;
but loosens and relieves II. II win cure
a severe cold In less time than any other
treatment. 80 cent and 81 bottles for sale
by r. ID. Felt, Druggist HaR
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
GOLDEN DAYS.

The brightest and best Of all the juve
nile publications. A specimen copy will
BE- sent free 10 any address.
Golden Days is sixteen page weekly
filled with stories, sketches Of adventure,
instructive matter and everything that can
interest and entertain boys ard girls.
The leading scientists, clergypen and
educators are engaged IN Golden Days.
Its illustrations are profuse and In the
highest style Of art. Rev. q. Il Strow-
bridge, d. d., will give each week lucid
and scholarly exposition OF the in'ernu-
tionsl Sunday school lessons oi the scceed-
ing week. Puzzledom will delight and
perplex the ingenious boys and girls as 1t
has In the past The letter box will con-
linue 10 dispense useful information anu
to answer queries aud publish The nutires
of exchanges Of our young friems In
short, Golden Days will stop a n"eapeDs
10 deserve in a higher degree thau ever
before till the discriminating public have
bestowed upon it-lhat Of the Prince q
the Juveniles,
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ploy competent person toput the wheels
in motion. ~ ~

in motion. M bg
Occasionally notice Is received from
someone who formerly lived here, but
now resides in some of the western States
or Territories, which reads "please dis
continue my paper" 1t generally turns
out that the ex-subscriber is getting hard
up, absolutely doing nothing in the way
of acculumating wealth, in fact not even
making a reputable living. If you want
to keep appearances back east always
continue your old home paper, and see
that it is paid for promptly.
Miss 0loi Krarer, the Esquimaux, ap-
peared at the NJ. E, church Tuesday even
ing and was greeted by large and at
tentive audience. She recited the story
Of the ways and manner Of living in her
native country, how she happened to go
to Iceland when but fifteen years Of age,
her training in the missionary schools,
thence to England, her return to Quebec,
Canada, time spent in Manitobp and In
this country. 1t was very interesting In
deed and we are sorry II was so neal
press day that we was not permitted tc
give a more extended account of hel
lecture, but to say the least II was excel
ent.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
La Grippe.

The number sick Is about the same as
last week. The new patients appear to
suffer more than when the disease first
visited US. Timothy Doland Is on the way
to recovery. DR.. Smith has been very
sick, but Is on the gain. The public
schools continue in session with about the
same number in attendance as last week.
Misses Nichols and Clegon, who were on
the sick list, will both be able to be on
duty In few days, but Miss Clark was re-
ported unable for duty Monday morning.
Their places are being filled by former
graduates Of the school. M
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
MEDINA.

Mrs Geo. W. Tyler, former residene
Of Montville, died Jan. 10, at the home
Of her daughter in North Topeka, Kan
sas. .... VIM Frazier set trap at DR..
Hudson's Ice pond Saturday and caught
a big muskrat, which bad worked hole
through the embankment and lowered the
pond over u foot. .... III. II. Hard, our
River Styx correspondent. sends us fac.
simile copy Of the Ulster County Gazettt
Of Dec. 1890, containing announcement
Of the death and burial of Washington.
..... Farmers and business men of this
county have lost enough money by the
bad roads this wiuier 10 build many
miles of firsl-class pix, ,....The con6r-
nation Of Thos Beer, OF Ashland, as one
Of the census supervisors of Ohio, Is hung
up in the Senate, and il is uncertain
whether he will be confirmed. Hon. Il.
s Perkins Of Medina is candidate Tor
the same place, championed by Represen-
iative Smyser. We should be glad 10
have Perkins get the plum. -. Mrs.
Jennie Davidson, Of New Rockford, N d,
writes Jan. 10 that the three barrels oi
clothing sent by Remson Corners Relief
Corps arrived and were being distributed
Medina Gazette.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
Church Notes and Announcements.

"The stone was rolled away from the
door Of the sepulcher," One divine en-
treated his hearers to permit the stone to
be rolled away from the door OF their
heart s and let the light Of the Savior
come in.
The Captain and Lieutenant OF the Sal
vation Army leave this week for other
fields OF labor They have been at this
post since June.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Horses for Sale.

Just received and for sale cheap.
another lot Of Cleveland horses mostly
mares. Enquire at my residence One-half
mile south of town. S. X. WARMER
Money! Money!
Money to loan NJ per cent. and up
wards. JOS. BISEHowER,
Over Vests grocery
FOR SALE-Cheap, Six Horse Powet
Engine. large Boiler in good condition.
For further particulars, call at the Enter
prise Office. Qn
E0R SALE-Fmm and village prop
eriy. Inquire Of j. 4. Haskell, Att'y-at-
Law, Wellington, Ohio.
FOR SALE, CHEAP-Huuse and lot,
q acre OF land, good fruit, barn and other
outdoor buildings Convenient for keep
ing chickens, COW, etc. Inquire Of W. 7.
Starr at J. W. Wilbur's. 40
Five Per Cent. and Upwards.
Money to loan by j. Binehower fnr FIVE
per cent. and upwards Office over Vests
grocery.
II you wish artistic and thorough den
tal work call on Drs. Holbrook & Farmer
successors to DR.. Ii. J. Hollbrook.
FOR SALE.-A desirable no use and
lot on Barker street; also one on De Wolf
STREET Above property Is offered very
cheap. Enquire Of X. N. GOODWIN or
CHAs. WILLARD. II
House and Lot for Sale.
My house anG loi can be bought on very
reasonable terms OF cheap for cash. For
particulars inquire oi q. Sage or j. W.
Wilbur Wellington, o.
CHOICE DAIRY BUTTER.
keep supply OF choice dairy butter
in quantities to suit purchasers on hand at
all times. G. WILLARD.
Itch, Mango, and Scratches on human
or animals cured in 80 minutes by Wo'.l-
ford's Z, nilary Lotion. This never tall
Sold ly L. w. Adams, Druggist, Yelling
lt,o Ciir. Az
Notice.
JIM Crahiree will pay the highest
market prices tor live and dressed huRs
vral calves. dry and green hides and pelts
II you have neuralgia. cold, sore thiOat,
Etc., use Pratt's Family Liniment, Sold
by druggist
Try Pratrs Horse Liniment Sure cuie
for all blemishes. Sold by druggists.
Farm For Sale.
A choice fam containing 70 acres, siiu
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
Beware OF ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering II through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip.
tions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do Is ten fold TO the
good you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
+. J. Cheney d Co, Toledo, o., contains
no murcury, and Is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
Inc. IL Is taken internally, and made IN
Toledo, o., by r. ]. Cheney & Co.
tB-Sold by Druggist, price 75c. per bottle.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
The remedy for the influenza.

The remedy for the Influenza.
A remedy recommended for patient
afflicted with influenza is Kemps Balsan
the specific for coughs and colds, which
is especially adapted to diseases of III,
throat and lungs. Do not wait for the
first symptoms of the disease before Sc.
curing the remedy, but get bottle and
keep it on hand for use the moment it Is
needed, II neglected the influenza has a
tendency to bring on pneumonia. All
druggists sell the Balsam.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
1S4O-1S9O.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Foote at home, 16
Granger street, Cleveland, o., to receive
their friends from A to 8 O'Clock p. m,
Feb. 10th, it being the 5Oth anniversary of
their marriage.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05

Subscriptions may begin with an, mum.
Der. Back numbers supplied at the am
rates. We pay all postage. Money shoul,N
he sent us either by postofiice order or reg
istered letter so az to provide as far a. pos
sible against It's loss by mail.
All communications, business or o'hrr-
wise, must be addressed to James Elyel-
son, publisher of Golden Days, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
Words Of Coincidence.
BY n. ). ROBINSON.

wnLrSoros. o.. Jan. zith. 1890.
To Mr.. and Mrs. 0tterbacher:
Oh, my Fatherl help US not to repine.
At this manifestation Of Thy will divine.
Both Oliver and Pearl thou hast taken to Thy
self,
And left us thus desolate aud bereft.
But in Thy word. and By faith we see
A better home prepared BY Thee
A better home, where Joys celestial spring.
We leave them with Thee,
Oh. Thou King Of kings,
Till st thy bidding. we shall meet them
Around Thy dazzling mercy seat.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was alck, We gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for oastoria,
When ahe became Mis- sho ciung To castoria,
whenshs had children. sh, gave them castoris
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
MARRIED.

REED LIN Rlyria Jan. 30. 1890,
BY Rev. W. A. spinney, Mr.. /. D. Reed. Of
Hart, Mich, to Mrs. Hattie Wideman. Of Wei
lington, Ohio. They will remain few days
in Wellington. visiting relatives and friends.
and then return to Hart, Mich. their future
home. WIJ tt
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05

Rev. Mr.. Bailey, OF East Rutland, Yer
mont, has written the committee appoint
ed to recommend persons for the pulpit
that his church at that place appears to be
reluctant about releasing him.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
DIED.

sEELEY. Tuesday evening. Feb. ith. 1890, Of
old age, Charles seeley, AGED 50 years. Fune-
raj tomorrow, Thursday, at 1;3O o'clock.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
Council Proceedings.

The Council met in regular session,
Mayor Hustled, Clerk Goodwin and all OF
the members present. Minutes read and
approved. The following bills were passed
npon by the Committee on finance and
an ordinance passed for the payment Of
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
woman's Christian Temperance Union.

"For God shall bring every work into judg-
ment, with every secret thing, whether 1t be
good, or whether 1t be eyiI."-Eccl 12; IA.
"Ever true to our original principles total
abstinence for the Individual, and prohl-
bitlon for State and Nation"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05

Call for Your Mail.
Miss ]. L. Conner, F.B. jenkins,
b. +. Ryan.
GEo. @. BUSH. p. M.
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tion for lamps on Jones street, referred 10
committee on lamps.
VIM. vischer was appointed commit
tee to receive the clock now in the belfry
Of the Methodist church, from the hands
Of the legitimate owners, with view Of
turning IL over to the Council, in order
that 1t may become the property Of the
village Of Wellington.
The usual grist Of names was on file TO
be notified TO build and repair sidewalks.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05

Just received and for sale cheap.
another lot Of Cleveland horses mostly
mares. Enquire at my residence one-half
mile south of town. S. X. WARMER.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
THE MARKETS
Cheese.

Cheese.
poR2 WEEEs ENDING Feb. 4
l.ers,, 93S pkgs., weighing 32460 lbs.
( tor AZ 1880
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
Farm For Sale.

Try Prati's Horse Liniment Sure cuie
for all blemishes. Sold by druggists.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
CHOICE DAIRY BUTTER.

JIM. Crahree will pay the highest
market prices tor live and dressed hugs
veal calves. dry and green hides and pelts
II you have neuralgia. cold, sore thloat,
etc., usp Pralt's Family Liniment Sold
nv druggist
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Rr1nneA

@bappaqua, R.~D., 8. Ipril. = Soz
race @retln's friibere gSobuung stn9 beute
Irtib in Slammen auf. Die StenfboteH
retteten nnr nit tnapper yfotb bas 9ebeH.
9us Saus unb Der basu aetDrise @rnao
aeb5Ite 6em SRI. gabrieIIe @reelp, benz elm
ijgeG nod febeubeu Siuoe Sorace @reeIa'e.
Ri. Gabrielle mar 3ur 3eit bes Sraneee tn
BIeuiantuille I'd Der &tr9e. Der groBte
Ebeil Der 9ibiiotbef nHo etue WtarmorbitHe
Sorece greeIp's rpuroen burd yio1barn ges
rettet. Mnn sIaubt, baB $4,000 ben 8nnien
SerlIft eeGen perSeu.
BortIaub, Snb., 8. gpril. - Die
bieiigeu @erfe Der n@reomerpz Padasss sWtG'
nufccturiua Comp" puEeeu ndhreuo Der
oersausenen Ra9t gum Setrage ucn $4,000
Ouida fSeusr bsi9GSigt.
gtepOorf, 8. NpriI. - Sas. g. Se9.
unt'e Dugen, uab Sutideu.Sabrif, Nt. 71S.
On, 144. zStrase, bic StaGungen bes Con
traitors Noab M. Sspt nnb mebrere fletns
0obub1uIer braunteu nm Ill upr bsute irttt
nieber, unb iebs Bferoe purbeu tn ben Stal'
luugen su Sobe perbranut. Der @eiamL1t
uerinR ntrb auf $4,000 uerani9iagt. Dt'
Bencbner Der abSehrannten Sdaier retteter
r-1r ma nnFtp Qeherl.
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etn Senoetbarer GbeFdbetoHnasprc'
3eR.

@bicaqc, 5. Ipril. - @tne ionSerbare
4rt Der Sertbeioigun9 bradte GrnFt 6oientbal
beute in Der bon ieiner Srau 9e9en tbn anae'
Itren9ten @beIdeibungStla9e por, tpe!dle tbu
leid)t nit ben geieben bes Staate8 9iep.Oorf
in @onflift brin9t, tpenn man bort Die gnge'
leqenbeit perIolgen mid. Srau 2eOnore 0fo'
ientbal wiinidt nGnlid,, baB ibr 0faun sur
2abluna BON gllimenten perurtbeilt tuer0e,
uno NM oieien su entseben, erfldrte er often,
baB er 8igamiit iei. 9lls er 2eonore in 1879
beiratbete, babe er cine anoere Srau gebabt,
BON peld1er er nidt gei6ieben gemeien lei uno
Die er i'm Sabre 1871 in Yolen gehetratbet.
gr babe spar mad iiSiidem 9eieb iif burA
einen Gabbiuer i6eioen lafieu urb btele Sd1ets
bung aud fit geieblid giilti9 9ehalten, bts lbn
iein gnmalt anberS belebrte.
uebriaens lei Der @atte einer Srau, bic er
als gSittpe 6oienspeig gebeiratbet, tpte er
olaube, oudb nod am 2eben, tpenn man aud
ieine 2ei6e mad 9ietps Dorf gebradt babe.
Ser pirtllde Golen5ipei8 lei bon Der PoltSel
aar trin9enb tpegen irgsnb elmer Gngele9enhelt
geiud)t tporben, uno I'M bic 9ehetmpoltStlter
irre III fiibren, babe man Die 2eid)e zines yfes
oers BON Giioamerita fommen unb als Die bes
9toiensmeis be9raben laiien.
Seitens ber 9foisnsmeig' Sanilienn1lt
Qlieber mirb bieie 2lngabc al8 falid htngefeat
Sa fie ale Die 2eide als Die 6Oien8pst9S er
FAINT.
Gi6ter Sbeparb ertldrte, pas Der 6all gam
ionberbarer Dirt lei. 9foienthal's @etdnonIl
Der Sigamie miiie alS ipabr angenontuet
| perSen. gr iei aber iid]er Der anit4t gepeien
Sab bieie 2lrt Ger Sertheioigung i'm bon be-
| 3ohIung Der 4limente beireien tp'rbe, neil bi
She NIT 2eonore ungultig gepeien lei; bod
weroe CT (Sbeparb) Die Sade erit ipdter e1t
| idei6en,
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gte0ut6rfte4

5btcago, 8. ApriI. Rinbbieb: J.:
3ufubr 12, 500, Serienoun8 5000; Breiie ua'
Tiirteu suiidsu 81 35 II. $500. .-S9petne
i3nfubr 19, 800, SerienOuns 5000; Pretle pa'
riirteu swii6en 50. 40 unb $4.4O. - S9aafe
i3ufubr 1000, Serfeneuu9 1000; Yretie oa'
riirten 3tpii9eH $3.50 uuo $500.
ct. 2nuia, 8. 4priI.-HtnSuieb: gu
fntr 1900, 8erienSuus 1900; Yretie uarttr'
ten sDiiden 81 80 NIB $3.50. - S1weiue
j3ufnbr $500, Serieubuns 27O0; Breiie 3D.
rtirtsu apiiden $4O5 uub $4.30.-s@aafe:
3ufubr 800. Serieubuug 700; Bretie 3D.
riirtsu atpideu $4.OO un6 $5.85.
Gaft.2tbertp, 3d., 8. Gprf. -
Iinbuieb: 3ufubr $40, Serienouag $50;
Brsiie uaritrteu 3pii&en $4.OO nno S4.65.
- Shpeine !: 5ufnbr 800, Serienoune
1900; greiie oariirteu swiIGen $3.50 uni
$4.60.-S@aafe: 3ufubr 700, SerieuounG
700; Rretie pariirten twiideu $500 Hut
S6 30.
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&urss &abeIoepei6lets.

- Son ben 10000 giugeboreuen In yfeus
gnleborieu iousu 5000 am 4ustase letoen;
mon betfrGtet, bas iid bic itredlthe Sraut'
belt meter anabrstten miro.
- Die Bnrtaas. peI1e eiue Gitieus Seisu'
Ihoft autcrifirt, $500, 900 fir bic SoQeueuus
zines sdifsfanaIs iiber ben Sfbmus BON
Sorintb aufaubtinseu, paiFrte sefern Ia Der
gristiiGeu observation-disclosures tte brittle
9eiung.
- Die 8riiter Geo. uub 9litharb Daoies,
pel6e au Creme, England, we8en @rnior1
buua ihres Soters gum Eobe bernrtbetlt pur'
eeu,babeu bonn Winifter hee Suuela cine Gal
aeufriR erbaItsn. George Sauies tf nur l6
Sabre oft.
-Seurp R. Stautsp 1T gum @brenmtt'
alieb Der nGgrptii9en 9eo8rapbiihen 9s'
ieuiGaft" Ia Cairo eruauut morbeu.
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300 cut ab8eGa.sfess.
Sesabethitate SsISnsaifsu nssttriadIGa cinta
bsoenfltdtsn eiisRbabR>u uaT9U In etnsr:
EufdhStff0.

Ne bursb, N.zD., 8. apriI. - Sin
1eoenfltfer unfau eretgate fidl beute friih I'm
SespsRod'DnrHftt, II ReiIen itibIib bon
@arrtlonS, auf Der yyfeu'D Dorts Central Slbs
ion' Rirer. Sabn." Die Seiten 6es Dur1.
ftidee ftnb uolle go tsuB bod unb ientred1t.
Sin sBd6ter If belIubig bort fiatiouirt. lin
4.43 Torgens, OILS gerabe Der Bofidneusne
aus oen Befen oorbeigefabren mar, l0te ftdl
eine eucrme GeIsmafs bon bem 0fliGsn 4b.
hanae ab unb fteI auf bas Gelsiie. Der
gSa4ter elite In ieiue Siitte, uedte ieiue
Erau nrb i&tdte fie NIT eiuern rctben Gig
nalt4t babnaufp1rts, nm ben otlautii9en
@tlSua, Deld,er tn tpentaeu gtiuuteu fdaig
mar, an3nbalten. Die Sran lief TN Ra1tz
geranbe bis uab @nrriions unb tra@te ben
@iI3us bort gun Stiuitanb. Der Bd9ter
ieItf, gefoIat BON ieiuer SoGtur, BITE iid5 cline
Bettbede mn BEN &0rper gepidalt bate, lies
fen 6as @eIeiie binnb. &n Der nId1Ren
Surue, nur tpeniae hunbert TIS bon Seul
@irsauee bee Sur6fid3s, beaegnete linen
elm 6raGt3ug. Das Rioden f1Uaua bte
Settbede unb Der gBd5ter 6ie 2uterue, bod
mar es nnm6glth, ben 3ns nod re9t3sttt9
gum Anhalten III brtngen, nro oerielbe prQ(lte
faff nit polIer 6abrgef4wtuotsteit gegeu
Sts BeIsmafeu on. Der anfos mar ei1
furatbarer. Die 8dberseFeIe unb anbereu
SbeiIe Der 2ofomottue inter nem Dampffeffel
pureen losgertfieu, Der Eenber umgeworfau
une ~ bts Is Bnggons In eEneu 80 Rug
bnten Stitmrlerbanfeu itber unb nm bic 9o'
tomotiue Der aufGeididatet. 2OtomotiSfiibrer
Sobn Boomers. Ssi3er Soiepb DOpIe uHb Der
Sbertreu1ier fieIen enter Sie 2CfoTctiue, 0Is
fd Der GeHber IosrtB, enttauieu iebcd3 uarf.
niirbigerEeiie alle Bret NIT benz 2eber. Ser
Srenlier ift i4Iimm seriduuben unb iuaerIt1
oerisst. SB einem Der SradtDaegons, Der
gleit einem Str6t1urme nuf ben Sttmmern
her tibrt9en gSassOus euTseriGtst ftebt, be-
tane fd5 ein IA > iGbriger Gnabe NIT elmer
@bete nuo eiuem Yferbe. Der Saabe lag
tn Der &baiie i'm S6Infe unb enttam uuuers
lest. 8as Bferb tpuroe burd, bte 3erbro@ene
Sette oee sBaggcns geiGIeHbert unb fetterts
lGLtmm 3ugeri9tet bengriimmer5aHfen binab.
Die Seiettigung Der Grimmer II. Der berub.
9efiitSteu 6eIien Iatm ben gr0steu Ebeil
oes Cages in Iufpru1 unb Der Seriebr mar
in3tDiGen unterbroheu. Die Bafiaalere Der
fitbIta 9ebenbeu 8ii8e tpurbeu au @oIb,
Spriue fiber ben Elus anf bic pBefz S1Sre.
&QhlH tibertrnaeu.
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BOT, Wid,ter eund, beoso bt.

Yai0 Del Nforte, Wfer., 3. Nprll.-
SO. g. 8olten uno elm seipiiier Glaptun, spei
gieb,iidter, trafen gsftern abenb einen rei1en
iunasn @eibegrunobeiitr, Nan1sns g. 8.
popett, anf Der StraBe unb saben obne elm
Wort Der @aruns 6euer auf TIN, bis er toSt
,uiammenffiirste. Die Ml6roer befinoen iid
I'm @efdusnib unb bic SepOlferuns brObt, iie
az lpndeu-
9tttle. d, arf., 8. Gprll. - Wlatt
8urtes, Elm Nsser, Der iton lanse bier ssiudt
piro, ermoroete am Montag abeue ben II.
idhriasn @lias Sigains in Drstu. County aui
idredlihe @eiie. Der Sunse bate ibn burd
cine NeuBerung sereist; bieier iflif, I'D, hinter
inn nnb sermaInite ihm ben Sddoel nit ei.
uem Stode. Der R0rber fist in Wonticeuo
tpirb absr tpabri9einli4 selpuht wsroea.
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Ratff atun @oeys.

9oubou, s. &priI. - Ser. Gtaatei'
GbIisatioreu: 4.pros. 124a, Ditto At t. pro3.
Ice. - aftisu: u. @. B. 325, Ditto Brtcr.
al, CANADA Bocific 74s. grie 254, btttn
Brier. 10S, Sliuoie Central 1884, Rertcnu
S7b, ct. Baul 7Of, NepsOorf Central 10sf'
Benniplpauia 554, 8eabins 21b, gtertcan
Central 73s.
2tnerpouI, 8. ApriI.-12.30 Hatamtt'
tags. Soumpcne: Amerifauii6e Dtitteliorts
St, bitto Hem Orleans -. Die ssertdnfs
betrugeu 5000 BaTleu, SpefuIation uno
Ausfubr 1000, 3ufubr $4,000.
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gffip.ylnrfer ysa@rtd1tstt.

Wem 0crt, 3. april.-Dte @Geuwaas
renfiIma QOro & Sarlor at Der 20. StraBe
oe1lrlste In letterer Seit 9rose QnautttdteH
ieibener untelfieiSer unb Stritmpte. &5o.
mos RcgIrpp, neld1sr lett sebu Sabrea als
Gusldufer nnb @ep1dtrGser in BEN Vaoen
areef1eIIt mar, Id lest ole ber Steb ner1aftet
mofbeu, nno Der Sanfirer Soieph Robaman,
meId,tr McGlrop bic gefcblenen Baaren ao@
iaufte, befincet fid3 ebenfaus In Satt. Wtan
IdGbt ben gSerth Der sSaareu, nsId1e Der
syirma In ben lestsu ad1tbebu Wiouateu 9e'
ftoblen nuroeu, auf $1,000.
- Sciepb Sebel befaunte ftd] 9eute Der vi
eouIie ihalhig uub nuroe 3u q Sa9ren
2udttane 5erurtbeiIt. @r bate in Bbtla'
6elptia Elm Wdhdeu eebeirathet, obuobl &c
bier id1ou cine Srau bate.
G. Stlportb &toate, Der Serihterfatter
ber .gRorlo," peIGer fi6 bet bsm 6lrd'i1sn
Brn,efie tn ha5 Surn;immer eingeihiohen
bate, trurbe heute bon Der Grauos Sur1 nee
nen crimineller Wtsa6tung Der @eridtsau'
toritGt tn NnfIa9e5uftanb neriest.
- gcuceifine 9fOitui, cine Stalteuertrt,
purse teute bonn 8ecorher Smstb 3u bret
Sobreu 2ufttaus bsrurtbeilt, neil ne eileu
gerird3 SemaGt bate, @uiieppe abbIino 30
eridb,eseu. S8ie bic Iugefla8te auf benz
3eueenfionoe MittheiIte, mar Ibbiino ibr
frIberer 2tebbaber unb fplgte ibr aus Stalien
hterhsr. Giues Gbeubs tberrai&te fte ihr
@otte bei etuem Sd6ferfiiuodeu nit 4b'
bliuo uub parf ben 2ebtersu aus bem Sauie.
@r ,uaua bann bie 6rau inter EuoesbrpbIns
oeu ,n 6em 8eripreden. Abbliuo tDbteu 30
ipoueu, nub CAB ibr etneu &euOIuer, nm Der
Ncro aussuiitren. gle feuerte bann aud
brei gGiIie nuf ibren 9iebbabsr ab, obnt
ihn iebcds su treffen.
- gSiIiam Nbernetts aus Ronbout, g..
a., uuroe beute abeub oon fritz Cinnamon
i?), alias y8nth Sris," In eiusm Birtbs
tonsfireite a. Booen geidlaaeu unb fart
baIb barauf. Gbsruetbp mar felt Sabren oil
9ootie aui Suoioubampfern tbdtis. Die 30
li,et If Der Nnfidt, bas Gris BON benz Sra
| idbiuiien Ricarb, nelGer nit Nbernetbn ner
ieinost mar, 3u BEN augriff 8ebunasu nor
| BEN ift.
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@sa 9 I 0tatoaar tptrs Sa1tDans-
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ct. Sofepb. Wfc., 8. gpril. - Sobu
Spslep, Der jeet iiebensi9 Sabre aft TT, tuurbc
bier 81 fitnf Sabreu 3ud)tbaus megen Sin.
bruds perirtbeilt. Spsleg beias Dor ,ebn
Sabren nod Gin Serm0sen con elmer NHilliou
Dollars. @r biiBte 2(les elm uno peridpano
mt ietnen SDdtern, Die bamals a6t reip. sebn
Sabre alt paren. Sor Sabresfrift fam er
iuieber mad ct. Soiepb, uub balb barauf
tpuroen biele @inbriide periibt. 2ange tappte
ete BoIi6ei i'm Sunfeln, enbIidf faBfe fie bis
21yggItS uI q. { [-e1--.s IStIISII
beioeu So6tern uno Stpei @algenfrtden Bin.
Qerteu NIB @barlep. Ser 0estere if our6
einen Sieb in's 9elid)t 9rGBli6 entaeat, piro
aber bon 8oie. Der Glteiten Der SDdter mabns
fiurin npliFft