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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-07
Arrow in Suh-District No. 8.

EDITOR ENTERPRIsE.-There appeared
in your two last issues local notices rela-
tive to matters in sub-district No. 8. In
order that the public may be given little
more light and the full facts in the case
space is requested In your paper to ex-
plain.
In the first place, Miss Kate Warner
was lawfully employed to teach the school,
The trouble arose betweenSan ex-director
and one who was regularly elected and
qualified.
Ten days after the election the ex'direc-
tor notified Miss Warner TO discontinue
teaching as she was not lawfully employ
ed and also notified the township clerk
not to recognize an order for her pay from
the present board of directors in the dis
trict But the lawfully elected and quail
iged directors being apprised 'of the mat
ter, gave Miss Warner an order and 1t was
recognized, Notwithstanding the ex-direc-
tors previous instructions.
1t is proposed in the future to have the
clerk of the board of directors take the
enumeration instead of an ex-clerk and no
teachers board bills will be paid in the
district this summer.
SO you see that the case was very short
alter Sheriff Guss Dorchester brought 1t
before Judge Onions, Only few witnes-
ses were examined and Judge Onions
rendered his decision ten days after his
time expired, forgetting that he had no
right to perform public duty after his
successor had been elected and qualified
so Referee Howk thought IL was no use Ia
call on him.
II such work is legal and lawful, then
J. B. Foraker has right to 60 back Il
Columbus and perform Gov. Campbelr'
duties.
However, there was no gain In suct
work, as can be seen, except that Judg'
Onion gave an ex-director a present o
four quarts Of peas II be would promise L
always be his friend. Ex.DRECroRs.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-07

FOR SALE.-The Swift property, west
side South Main ST., can now be bought
cheap. Q5tD r. N. GOODWIN, Agt.
FOR SALE-Cheap, Six Horse Power
Engine, large Boiler 10 good conditi"i.
For further particulars, call at the Enter.
prise Office. Qn
All kinds Of Garden Seeds at Ed. R'-
inson's. Qbu
TO FARMERS I'VE have just receiv 4
a supply Of Evergreen bsed Corn Tor f.d.
der purposes. Warranted 70 grow.
~ LAUNDos, WnDzcxKR d Co.
All kinds Of Garden Seeds at Ed. Roe-
lnsen's. Qbt
Housekeepers Take Notice.
The New Process vapor Stove lieii,
spontaneously like natural gas call a |
see II at w. L. Peirce's
FOR SALE.--House and lot for o. !;
next TO Mrs. Emerson, on Brown str
Call on Z. BENEDICT.
r. N. Goodwin offers for sale hon :
and lots very cheap an In good localih r,
See him before purchasing.
FOR SALE. CAEkP-Hous and 4,
"a hCre ot ihuui EOOu run, DtIn anu w
outdoor buildings. Convenient for k, :
| ing chickens, COW, e,c. Inquire Of W. =.
Starr at ]. W. Wilburh Q2ti
As the season for wind storms Is nes ly
here call on r. N. Goodwin and get y, dr
property insured against such stontns
Rates are cheap.
CHOICE DAIRY BUTTER.
/ keep supply Of choice dairy bu 4,
In quantities to suit purchasers on hand at
all times. @. WILLARD.
Itch, Mango, and Scratches on hun,hn
or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wo,l-
lords Sanitary Lotion. This never i,li
Sold by e. w. Adams, Druggist, Welling
ton, Ohio. 5sara. 3 Az
NOTICE. IF you want fine finish
and nice clean laundry work done, send
by r. ID. Gibson, agent for the Troy stesn
laundry, Of Rlyria, Ohio. Office al Pot.
Telegraph Cable Co. All work warranted
| to give satisfaction, Goods sent. eys,
Thursday mornipg At $40, Returned and
ready for delivery Saturday evening
Your patronage respectfully solicited. Cal
and be convinced Yours respectfully,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-07
MEDINA

Decoration Day will be observed In
Medina on Thursday, May 20 and the
Medina county posts will attend the Gar
field memorial at Cleyeland in body on
May 80. A question of legal jurisdic-
tion as TO the appointment Of an admins
traitor of an estate is now before the Pro-
bate court Of the county. Some months
ago Marshall Mathews, a well-known res
ident OF Lafayette, died, while on visit
to relatives In Wayne county. On appli-
cation, an administrator was appointed
by the Probate court Of Wayne county
and. also, one by the Probate court Of this
county, his heirs living in this county
claiming this as his legal residence, while
the Wayne county heirs claim that he had
made that his permanent home. One Of
the boxes sent to the South by the Akron
Women1s Auxiliary contained a quilt
pieced by Miss Sarah Carpenter, who Is
now SO years old, and who made The
quilt when she was 93. Miss Carpenter
formerly resided in Medina, having
taught school here Tor q number Of
years. .Chss. Fem and wife celebrated
their sixty-frst marriage anniversary at
their pleasant home on North Court street
last Wednesday. Among the guests from
abroad were W. II. Shaw and wife, Of
Cleveland, and r. Fem and wife, Of
Montville. Baxter Wood, father Of b.
il. Wood and Mrs. o. G. Shepard, Of Me-
dina, died at his home In Richheld, Sum-
nit county, on Monday evening Of this
week. He had been an invalid and suffer
er for number Of years and was In hi.
Oath year at the time Of his death. The
funeral took place on Wednesday after
noon and was attended by friends and rel
aiives from Medina.--Gazette. ff
e. Z. Standen, the popular young land
lord Of the American House, came In col
lision with a heavy scantling Monday At
ternoon. he was struck on the head and
badly cut and bruised. but, with proper
care and nursing, We are hopeful Of biz
recovery. ."Caseys Troubles" drew I
full honselat the hall last Friday evening
and was . frst-class show. Everyone
laughed and was glad 70 be there. They
went to Massillon from here, where ith'
manager had troubles that we're no
"Casey's." The advance man was arrest
ed there for securing money under falls
preienses In overcharging his expenses
1 But after an all nights Mayors court thu
case was dismissed, whereupon the ad
vance man turned the tables by attaching
the shows property for back salary du'
him and made the manager whack up y
the tune Of $245 We should like TO 90
them play Managers Troubles" now. E.
Morning Star lodge, No. 20, l, o. o. F
observed the 72nd anniversary Of III
founding Of the order in America at thei
lodge room last Monday evening --sentl
mel. talif W..
y |||' fF|tI I.'fI
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-07
Business Notes.

DR.. 7. ]. Mason, Of Bellevue, Is assisting
DR.. Hisey.
L. Bowman has stored his stock Of
clothing In the A. N. Fitch building.
LII. Gum occupies the Uncle John
Arnold stand on the north side Of Laun-
don, Windecker & Co.'s store with stock
Of candies, etc.
DR.. Holloway has opened dental office
over Bowlby q Halls store. .
Frank B. Tissot will conduct drul
business In the vanCleef building In
few weeks.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-07
Philip Phillips.

Philip Phillips closed the three nights
engagement here "Wednesday evening
The people appeared 10 be determined TO
remain with him until he completed his
trip around the world and then give some
OF the beauties Of his own native land
The exercises opened by singing that
good old hymn, my Country, 'Tis Of
Thee" He started down the Atlantic
coast, presenting scenes in Philadelphia,
marvelously illustrating the old Independ-
ance hall, and Liberty bell Washington,
d. O., was next given with all the public
buildings. Richmond, Va, followed with
scenes In the cotton fields. The ranches
In Texas, the mining regions In California,
the mountain scenery, geysers Of Yellow
Stone Park, the prairies, city Of Chicago,
q number Of scenes In the Mississippi val
ley, the cities Of Toronto, Quebec, Hall
lax and closed by returning TO the place
from which he started. As whole II
was the finest entertainment ever gwen In
the Opera house and the committee In
charge are TO be thanked for securing
such noted traveller to stop In place
Of this number Of inhabitants.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-07
Church Notes and Announcements,

UNCONVENTIONAL.
Seven persons were received INTO the
church Sunday, four by confession Of
faith and three by letter. sr m
l brf SALVATION ARMY.
The army held their farewell reception
Sunday evening in the Rininger hall.
The officers will now 60 TO Middleton, o.,
and none are expected here TO ali their
places until fall The lease Of the hall "a
now surrendered aiier being held by
them since Nov. 90, 1885. Until further
notice, meetings will be held at the resi-
dences Of the members.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-07
The Graduating Glass Of 1890.

The following persons expect to gradu-
uaie from the Union school this years
4ft tN84 LADIEB. rN.t
Ella Bush. Mabel Pratt Pearl Linder,
Pearl Metzger, Rose Mallory, Byrd Chap
man, Mabelle Benedict, Edna Perkins and
Alta Mccoy. piF
Eymed tq GENTLEMEN. iH%ie
II, H. Saunders, Howard Hollenbach
Frank stanard, r. Q. Whitbeck, Edward
Whitney, r. O. Bennett, O. s.,Williams,
and VIC. Robinson. s. llll 'g.,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-07
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

0ratOrlcal contest tnls evening.
Wheat is quoted at 90 cents per bushel.
The streets.were full of turf men Sat
urday.
A heavy fall of rain visited us Monday
forenoon.
Quite number of spring.calves are be-
ing shipped to Cleveland.
Dealers report greater yield of cheese
for April this year than last.
Mayor Hustled has recalled ex-Council-
man Johns to public life.
A small reduction in rates on the Amer
ican express line is reported.
It lis about time for a Cinnamon bear
dance to take place In the park.
Gardners can enjoy the fresh air OF
May days in planting gardens this year.
Fish dealers appear to be unable to pro
cure the number Of white fish called for.
Everyone should indulge in little out
door exercise daily in order to enjoy good
health.
The valuation OF real estate and person
+ al property in the village Of Wellington is
sS60528.
The Center road to Huntington is re-
ported 10 be in bad condition IN number
ofplaces.
The Oberlin and,,Wellington rescue case
Is being read up by number Of the
scholars inschool.
The prices dealers are compelled to ex-
act for coffee are forcing number Of sub
sItutes into the field.
Oberlin VS. Stars Saturday afternoon on
the school grounds The score stood IA
to In favor of 0berlin.
A change in the running time Of the
trains on the Big Four Is advertised to
take place Sunday, May 1S.
Master Jay Williams killed a black
snake on the DR.. Johns farm Saturday
measuring four feet and ten inches.
osoa,,o ao.,.,. :, tho .rr
a se. :. pO1eoo no'. sos...o,.a u Co. .ns..
In the cold storage rooms at this place.
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nav. .. a.o, ~. nars.,d morrmsr, In
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curing 'ne paS' wv lno' 's
The landlord Of the. Cottage Hotel says
s..,-.-.. ~ AZ. hs,.o h,t M
u 'ne lron' ioo%S ,~ =, sno ~ ' ~
oar room 10 u "h ~ A'p~ tuas'
A few advan CO agents from the army
Of modest house flies have arrived to ex-
tend the greeting Of the season TO US for
their comrades, who are soon to follow.
m. ,,,.,.. !, N. ..r,s..,x ,und
-: .s.r,..ssoo 7, vii, soor have n
!. ,,..a - n,,,.S ..,r. ,dd,,iopsI oround,
"a sss.,,,r n.,. .nc,os,'r. .yonnd ,hs
80 ,',.,a,s.. NJ --0sr
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,..srr. v..r ,ur 'tven,v. .ssven dsalers
,s.au,.o,rr.d ,oh.oco h.va nav, lIcen,.
!. .a,s ~ssr I1ncls Sam alvsy. want,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-07
HOTEL REGIsTER.

The following persons were registered ai
the American house May band 6:
J. Il. Decker. columbus. 0.
WI. Grub. Hartford. Conn.
Adam Dnnks. Toledo, 0.
&, 0bermillcr, 41 1l.t
]. Goldsmith, Cincinnati.
assSs9s HiIS;ss 18TH, Tsy'R. ss;.f N'ss Es.n
J.E, Gary, 'HfNH N'
r. w. Moon, attsfq ttr,f
u. Holman. CLEVELAND.
q. b. .Bilome, >. ~ lA rtfV Is sgt
A. =. Bennett .+s.sf
David Cohn,
O. A. Rucks.
@. II. Snow, Hyria. sgislql sal fitI
@. Q.White, Norwalk. u f+.. .e,... 4. i,
tEW. Yetter. Buffalo, MY.
&T; fSo%is, sgsingyiIle,N N Y. n
Seth Markle, Ashland, D. =, !.
J 20. Keith, PitteburK, Pa. ~ 'li.Yitt 4ilini
@, L, Peck, New London, NJ 4i IA
z ?, ,. Brink. City. n I i'S'' 4, \
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-07

: There is danger Ia impure blood. There
Is safety inltaking Hoods 5arsaparilla, the
great blood purifier. 100 doses 81, if
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-07
NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS

NEW ADVEKTISEMEN
E.E. Higgins, meat.
DR.. Hisey, dentist.
]. B. Vermilya, popcorn.
R. N. Goodwin, clerk, bids.
Z. 3. Holloway, dentist.
VIII. II. Sutliff, land for sale.
Drs. Fisey 4 Holloway, dissolution notice.
J.w. Houghton. druggist.
JIM. 0tterbacher, harness and trunks.
r. s.. Hollenbach, merchant tailor.
M. Perk, knives and scissors.
IL Hudson. clothing,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-07

The clerk was instructed IN notify an
unusual number to repair and build side
walks. A new walk was ordered built in
frcnt Of. the premises OF E. W. Adams and
a resolution passed to assess halt cost OF
same against the property on the opposite
side OF the street.
The resignation of Councilman @. N.
Christie was received and accepted and
his honor appointed E. L. Johns to fill the
unexpired term.
A levy of seven and one-half mills was
ordered tor streets and two and one-hali
mills for corporation purposes.
The report Of the cemetery trustees was
received which shows balance on hand
of $4S44 $69.55 over last year.
The mayor turned into the treasury $lt
for fines and licenses.
There being no further business the
council adjourned.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-07
Real Estate Transfara.

Fred Prindie to +. s. Pnadle, Carlisle,
] Foster to i s Prindie. Carlisle is w..
FsPrindls to Fred Prindie, Carlisle. iii'.i is y.
Geo .standen to Thos Foote, Elyria, !,
l4lU acres. ........,................ 4U
0 Root, trustee, to M Wood. Lorain. lot :,
W A Braman, trustee, to o d Pomeroy.
Lorain, lots IA and 10, blk D............ Bi
DA Barney to L A Teachout, 0berlin. lot
6and pt lots In II and O add. ....,..... M0'
3 b Dudley to d P Reamer, Russia, 20 a.,
MP Harringtonto G Duchosiau, ioraiiin,
lots6, Z and 0 blk Is HIS 4th add. :. -. 80
Z r Hubert to W Kelner. LAGRANGE, rs 49,.
B;0 Smith to s A Newton, Grafton VII 40
lage, lot ". ...................... w
VIM Reforming to John Schnack. Elyris. =.
2Sz-l00 acres. .... ......................... H
L schepEer he to VIM Heldmyer. Elyria' ,ao
Mary N Nye to VIM Bradley, Brownhelm. -
ZbS-l0O acres. .......,................ "
@ N Fridel to Frank Kutting. Lorain. lot :.
blk HIS Sd add ....................... 10
@ Hogan to The Botsford Co., Lorain, blk
= 10 Brownell's add ...:..;...,;...,;.. 30
H Jones to The Botsford Co., Lorain, -.
lot 6 blk l6 HIS 4th add. 10
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-07
DIED.

GADsBY;.0f CONSUMPTION. Friday afternoon
Funeral services were conducted from her
late residence on Barker street. Sunday af-
tern0on by Rev. W. Il. Barton and her re
mains Inferred In South Cemetery.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-07

N Call for Your Mall. = n
Bort Jones, Miss 0ma O, Hadley.
Mr.. J. R. HayIey Miss Lottie LebarOw,
al. Osborn, 4 Mr.. 3. D. Williams.
4 Geo. Q Bush P. N.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-07
Council Proceedings.


The council met in regular session Mon
day evening. Mayor Hustled, Clerk Good
win and all Of the councilmen were pres
ent, except T. r. Herrick.
Minutes of the last meeting were reat
and approved.
The following bills were passed upor
by the committee on finance and an ordi
nance passed for payment of same;
John White, lighting lamps, SIT 90
@. Z. Sutliff, coal, sos
3. Benedict, glass, 25S
s. F. Black, labor, 30
P. Sprague, moving park l 20
j. T. Haskell, attorney fees, 80 90
W. E. Peirce, lamps, 26S
s.. A. Williams, night watch, 40 90
ENTERPRISE, 3 90
W. II. Serage, labor on streets, 1872 7S
z" I" walks, 20 20
Z" material for walks 10 90
sewer pipes. 90 81
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-31
Tho vanderbilt Money.

Each feminine member Of the Vanderbilt
family has her own private fortune. Not
only did each son in marrying settle Il
handsome amount on his wife, but when
shc late William II Vanderbilt died he
made large and specified provision for
each daughter, grand-daugh and daugh-
terin-law Among the latter rhe largest
amount went to Mrs. Frederick W Van
derbilt who was his favorite, and among
the former Mrs. Seward Webb, who was
his youngest daughter, received the most
generous sum. To none even of the grand
daughters was less than sl09, $50 given. and
IN some cases ten times that much.
Even the wee little women, like tiny
FrcdeTika Vanderbilt Webb and little
Gladys Vanderbilt, the youngest daughter
OF Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt, have their
stated allowances, small OF course, bit Il
sense of responsibility is given the little
folks, and they are allowed to follow their
own baby judgments and desires as to
spending. Upon each one Of the children
is impressed the necessity of giving part
Of their money each month in charity, and
very funny little stories are current among
friends of the family as to their selections
of their benehciaries Oddly enough they
DO not make many more mistakes than a
good many grown up people and profess
Bional philanthropists.- New York Star
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-31
Russellvllla.

The writer, whit on . business
Trip RusspIlviIl last week, r.
c.ived many courteSes rom tn
menher4 al the press Mr. Casey q
the HeIald, Mr. Tia ris, Of the l. d
ger, and also old friend ID Il. Hutch
ingS, eX. Congress nan. Cadwe anC
yong friend Phil King, who die
hi usef ga much credit as a uewspa.
per repo ter IA this i'y some SGal
ago. Phil, King Is n talented and
most worthy young man. He is now
practicing law in Russellville, with
the promise 0r doing well, devoting
himself Ia his profession. He made
fas frIeNds among al the young PEG
pie while here who would gladly
welcome his return to Ibis city.
Russellville is a good town, full Of
good people. 1t is a pleasant place
to visit. They keep the neatcst hotel
and best eating to be found any
where. When n visitor strikes the
Forst House it makes no differenc,
how great his hurry or urgent his
business, he DOM re to go any far
Their. eve paid the regular fare)
We like RuSsellville, ard if Hop
kinsville don't stop making fun
ClarksviIle we intend to cut loose
from their limits and extend our cor
porate line to JON Russellvil.e.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-31
Economy in Shoes.

1t is true economy for every person to
have several pairs of shoes, and to wear
them alternately, In the first place, by so
DOING corns and other soreness of the
members may be to considerable degree
avoided. These come from continuous
friction or pressure at certain point, and
rs no two pairs of shoes bear on the
feet quite alike, the change breaks up the
continuity and obviates or preveuFs the
unpleasant result 1t is also better for the
shoes themselves
Do not wear thoin, in ordinary weather,
II the best service is desired, more than
three or four days or week at most, be-
core giving them y chance to become thor
oughly dry Many, If not most, feet emit
sufficient moisture to affect The shoe, Civ
ing it the sticky, unpleasant feeling which
IS SO familiar, but to which we not often
give q second thought. Contrast this feel.
Ing with that of shoe which has been
standing unused for week or a month,
and notice how grateful the feeling Of
thorough dryness in the last named.-
God Housekeeping
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-31
GAINESVILLE.
Queen City Of the Cumberland.
beginning Of u New Industrial
Enterprise.
GREAT SALE OF $50 BEAUTIFUL
LOTS, THURSDAY. NOV. 8.
a Grand openlns for Investments.


The GAINESVILLE Land improvement Com
pany VIII on the 9Th day Of November, 1880,
offer for sale TO the highest biader on The
premises. two hundred and fiHy building lots.
The terms viii be one-third cash, balance IN
ono and two years with interest from date.
This property Hes partly within ana partly
without the corporate limits uf the town Of
clsrssyille, and is because OF topography,
locality and Surroundings the most eligible
and valuable addition 10 Che city
that has been or can bs made The
lots are ample In Size and the
Company has, atlarg~ expense, laid nff and
graded wi avenues and streets with easy
grades. ana the Greenwood Street ca line now
ia operation passes entirely through the prop
erty. sno block Of lots being above 500
feet from the street car line. The property Is
elevated and commands everywhere fine
view o. the city. There can be no other OPP
orunity to secure as eligible lot for resi-
dence or speculation in Clarksvile as this
sale offers. Clarksyille Is growing city,
with population including suburbs, Of ten
thousand and business far beyond its popu-
lation. A new railroad Is being built through
the rich mi eral region at its door; hum
dred and finy ton furnace Is under construc.
ton and viii be in operation IN few
months; other enterprises are springing up,
and In few years GAINESVILLE viii be busy
manufacturing city Those who are seeking
homes or Investments should not miss tllis
opportunity.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-31
A F,ecot;ar Fowl.

Fred Deppe, butcher, has in his shop
peculiar looking fowl which he has kept
here as pet for weeks. The fowl, he
links, Is cross between chicken and a
turkey But it has the head and beak OF
IN eagle, the back Of hawk or crow and
The breast and legs of chicken of the
Shanghai order, In fact, it is an ornitho-
ogical nondescript. 1t is female and
ilightly larger than an ordinary hen 1t
3 somewhat ungainly in form, having a
largc head and large feet and wings
The color IS chiefly red, ipterspersed
With white feathers, and its feathery GOV.
,ring is quite heavy When standing or
Walking it's position is almost erect, very
imilar to that of crow, but it's head Is
extended far forward, with an arched
neck, giving its upper portion much the
appearance of an eagle. When standing
It's tail feathers extend forward between its
legs in ridiculous manner st, Louis
Post Dispatch
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-31
The cause OF Poor Health

Is often found in the neglect OF one
own self A light cold or slight head
ache is treated as rot requiring much
attention; the assumption being that
they will soon pass oil, and it is only
when a case OF iull-hedged sickness de-
velops Itself that the consequences Of
that neglect arc fally realized. As a
preventive ard positive care for Conghs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Splitting Of blood,
Asthma, Pains in thc Chest and first
stages OF consumption, use Eilert's Ex-
tract Of Tar and Wild Cherry, and for
sick Headache, Torpid Liver, Dys-
pepsia, Nervousness and al Bilious
Complaints, use Eilert's Daylight Liver
Pills. Both are guaranteed.
For sale. wholesale and retail. by
Lockert & Reynolds, druggists.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-31
The Wants Of children.

All lreIsul, crying, nervous children
are uuweil and only require proper
medical treatment to restore them to
the h"alt', staff. bringing qu'el and
en-e o,ii ~ md com'orr and %, t.
The apoth'i hrart, Or Wincmn's
t M az 'he lnhlhbie
a. dy ul sure ar for all disease,
conm,un la hiidr. n Il is Nhully free
r. "a ~ is- 'u.i L. guaranteed. A irial
81 one bettis vail prove It's great
efficacy.
For sale, wholesale and retail, Icy
Lockert & Reynolds. druggists.