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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-23

TOR SALE-AC ONiPLETES STOCK OF SHELF
and heavy hardware, tinware, queensware,
and house furnishing goods. Stock Al new and
ticulars to amount Of stock and rent Of store
and reasons for selling, apply to ]. ]. McCay,
Boulder, Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-23

EUR SALE-TWO GOOD HAY RANCHES,
near Fort Maeinnis; one of N0 acres and one
100 acres; natural wild hay or swamp land, fed by
fine ice cold springs. For further particulars
apply to Conrad Kohrs, Deer Lodge Mont, or
Granville Stuart, at Fort Maginnis, Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-23

EOR sALE-1s0 HEAD OF CATTLE, IN
| y Guiding IS 4-year-old steers: = bargain Ad-
dress Z. 3. French 3 Co., Helena; or, 6. o.
Hallett. Fort Logan, Mont
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-23

SITUATIONS WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN
~ would like positions as druggist and work in
office. Address A. and B. 1909 Helena ave.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-23

WANTED-LADY AGENTS FOE NEW RUB
w Der undsrgarment. indispensable to ladies';
proof free. Address Little Il Co., PIG Clark street,
Chicago, Ill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-23

WANTED-YOUNG LADY, WE'LL EDU-
w Gated and good penman. wishes a situation
in office or as teacher in school or family: will
ing to go out of town: has had several years ex-
perience: best OF references. Address Z. G.. In
dependent. @
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-23

SITUATION WANTED--A REFINED YOUNG
~ woman wishes position as second girl or
house maid; good reference. Address G. NJ H.,
Independent. @
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-23

torn down and rebait: In preference TO stor-
ing the stock, will sell large stock of unre-
deemed pledges Including diamonds, watches
Loan otiiee International Hotel block
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-23

TOR SALE-RlMINI DRUG STORE, STUCK,
fixtures and buildings. For terms and par
ticulars address Charles Cook, Rimini, Mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-23
FOR SALE.

F66R afffSsHE7f: NO sE1oNbsffN6
~ safes, one small and one large Address L.
W. N. 1ndenandent,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-23

SITUATIONS wANTED-s WOMEN COOKS
~ and girls want places; telephone 256 Eureka
Employment Co, 1871 Helena ave.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
Die Rraft Der sSnfefteu.

Sie SerbserunestrlIt Der Snieften
It sum 9eiowsien oer Wteniden 0enii'
Ieub befdnnt uno man erfcnnt barnn
)arosrsiIIin, tud8 fleine 8rdftc III gro,
ger Nereiriguus uuenolide5 pirten
!6nnsa. 9ii6t 10 befnnut aber Oiirite
IS leiu, iucide eritaunlid)e 86rpsrIraft
II ben meiiteu tleinen Suisften uorbnn'
ben 1T Der fruuj6iii9e Raturiori6er
Slateau bat ieius Stuoieu ipecieG ouf
bieie Ssite Der Biiieuibait ssriftet uno
ntsreiiantc' 8eiultate sefltnoen. Sbm
'eroaute1 mir cine game Eeibe red)t
iiuureibcr &urrihtun9er uuO Dtinins
.urpassu sur Grmittelun9 uno genauen
Beitimnlun9 Der bon ben Snieften ent,
pifelten. gernOeju eritauulibcn Sraits
iuBer,lneen. Sei ben oamit upr9e.
aommencu @erluden IteGIte cs ii1 tlnr
lernus, Dab bie fleiueu Sniettcn i'm
SerbdlniB SH nnberen bsbeutenO 9r6Bes
ren 9biereu iueitaus Die itdrtiten iino.
8eipuoers berour;ubeben if ein Otis
liaturNsI6irr fir Wnitdfer. 9aS Sns
iett ipirb mittelIt beiIelben au eiuet
5aSeu gelpanut m0 bebt oaun bamit
tine Sbalc, iuelbe nit fleineu @ramm=
Jeipihtsu bei1wert it, Slui bieie &eiie
)at 6lateau gcnau icit9eiteat, ouB Elm
Waitdier in SerbGltuiB einun0jlunnjiJs
nal mebr i'll 5iebeu Oerrus, ais oas
lro6e Rierb; cine Siene Sicbt mad, ben
in oieitr g9eiie baniit anaeiteIItcn Ser
iudlsn iognr breiBigmal 10 piel uls
nuier &oB. 9ieies lit MIR irE Stanoc,
ied)3 Sie6entel isinss SOrper9eipibts
Iu tra9en, pdhrenb Der Waiidfer bus
UierSebnia6e Selbfsepi6t bebt uub
bic Siene iOsor bas 8uunjisfade ibres
@issnsetuidts iurtidleppt. gtit au-
beren Iorten: Gin NaitGier id)leppi
nit 9eihtisteit uierSebn 2ciOeuS9es
Hoiien rnO entipidelt aliO berbdltniS
mdBis 10 uiel Strait ipie cine 9Otcmo'
the, bic aud uusefdbr uierJebnmaI
ibre Sslbitscwidtslait furtsui6lepYeu
DsrElas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18

Fesiius beryor. -Sier iinb siuei Sasim.
es 1T eepdoe bic Summe. Webmen Sic.
un6 tbun Sic mad @utoinfenl4 5err
b. {, bridte ieIHem sbrsei5iseH JreanSe
serlbrt Die 6anD une riei ben aetlner.
Rnn traul aut Die slidlitbeu 9uipieien
tine ueue Glaitbe. ---
Spei Gag. lpd.er Gam Dr. u. oOK
einem Geidditssnus unb beiaRo ii6
aui oem Ra9bauiewese. CT hing iebr
Freuoisen @ebanfeu ua9. smor uuo
Bip4e mar isbenfafls cine berrii6e
Soee. Die Srdiin, 6err upr I. ID
Sanf uerbunben, uiu6ts aud atti ibn
sSuige @unitItrobieu ialleu lnGen. GO
nit tuunte es ibm in teiner gSeiis feb'
len, - ieiue sbreeiSisen Bldne muBteH
fih iri6er Ooer ipdter crfiillen. - iein
Slid par 9ema6t Yin ieiuem Sauie
nnsetUmmsn, ities er bebnslid bic
9reppe emppr uuo i9lo6 feline 8ob'
uung aui.
SIN bieiem Gusenblid b6rte sr birter
Ii6 iraseu: rBobnt bier Srau Or.
u ?" Gr iunnbte Ii1 nm uub itano
einem MuHne seseniiber, Der eineu uers
billten @esenltanb trug. ,Sa uobl,
mas piinI6en Sie?" @bs bic aHtluOrt
srfulste, bate cine nod iunse DAME
nit iutsrsiianten 9isen bliBi9neG bic
9imnertbIre sebifnet uub mar auf ben
Corridor setreten. uacmmen Sie bier
bineiu," riei Grau Or. bem Wanue 5l,
unO ,@uten GbsnS, lieber 5rsuub," ju
ibrem Gemabl, renti9ulbise mid cine
Minute!" Gber ber Doctor mar neus
sieris sswOrbeu, er lieB ii6 nidt obs
ipeiien. r8as bringsn sic beun ba?"
fraste er semiitbli9. nGine antite
Statue, entsesuete Der SreHoe, Der
bereitS i'm 8immsr itanb, pein @unoer
an S66nbeit, - Sbre Srau @emabliu
tuirb ben 9aui uiemals bereuen!" Or
i6lu9 baS 3u6 Suriid unS bon einem
i6ndr;en Sodsl ld9elten jtuei S6tters
timber uni9ulbspuu bernteSer.
nBen Itsllt bieie 9ruppe por?" riei
Or. u. uuter benz @iuflub elmer bum
pisn, rdt6ielbaften9 9etlemmuns. pSlmor
lmb Ripbe", antipprtete ber gambler,
fir Slpeitauienb Wart 1T iie seiunben.
Sier bic &e9nuHg." Der @eutabl
glnubte, er lei plbsli1 oerriidt seluprs
ben. @dbrenb Wabame, bis IN bic
9ippen bineiH srblei@snb, bteie i9nelle
@e9ielrebe nit nnbbrt, bat Der 9Oftur
MIR nod 10 oiel Gaiiuus, feline Srau
iu'S 9teben5immer Su pinfeu, r9arf
i6 frassn". fliiiterte er beiier, ~iuOmit
Oh bieie Statue - gu bejablsn ses
bentlt?" - ,,0tit barren @elbe, benfe
i'd, fam Die antuort trosis ;uriid
9ie Satin bDltr Stpei S9eiue berupr
uno rei9te iie ip6ttii4 ibrsm @ebieter
bini6er vSis iinb edit, mein 6reuno,
perla6 Gid ornuf!" 9isier sreift nit
jitternber Sauo barna9, oann reiBt CT
icin 8UrteieuiGe beraus, iiberiliest cine
&eibe gtummsrn, bic bort psrieidnet
Itebeu, unb persleidt iie nit ben Sdsis
men. .Sa," iast er nauu init tieier,
Iunslamsr StimiHe, siie iinO edit, i6
neiB es. 8ur9eitern - - - bate
ib lie nod in meiuer 8rieitaide!"
Sbne feline Srau, Die ibH uerftdnonibIps
nnitarrt, zines 8lides du iuiroiscn, lest
sr bic 8anfnuten aui ben Gid uuO
gebt in iein 9immer biniiber, Seiu
gbrsei; mar gcbro4en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
HafFnirt.

Sic iaBeu BeiO' beim @Heu,
9 CAB Sraten nit gOmpot;
Gr ieriite bang nnb leiie
Gar man6: -Ou 'lieber Sott!-
@s Idien sic MablSeit bsute
Sbm iuabrlitb fein @enus;
9a bat er pl6slid frelnolit;
%, 9ieb bod etneu &ub"
sic iprab Suerit abtuebrsHo:
Sect? mitten bel Dem Mta1l?-
SU9 rsidt iie ibm Die 9ipp.n,
Sm dug ben 6reitoeItrnbl
Graui aB cr munter ipeiter,
!oat du6 gDuIpot geledt,
GS bat ibm jest bic Rabljeit
Gar pl6sli6 gut 9eI6medt.
llnb tuiBt Sbr audi, tussbdlb CT
60 ber5lidl iie setiBtP =
@r bat, ba's gar 10 Iauer,
Sid naS Gompot - oerllBt!!
5iue 9Iii dIi6e @bG (S6pn'
bii9.)
Raar 2cutle, Der ;pdrS nnr
lei @retb!
Bier SObr uerbeirist unO Strsit no net
g'6et.
Sisr SObr uerbsirist umO iebt no toir
Stxeit!
30 lebet eenu au bia slndli6e Sent
sr iebt in Stunsart uHo Iui lebt in
@meub (@mIinO)
Som critic Gag, baB is s'bsiratbst itnS.
- 0aB bic 9eutI9en eir
Soft bon @elsbrteu iino, iiebt man idtOr
uran, Nas iie ii9 ut@t iMmer eiHia
IRb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18

rgber, Sarl, ipie tunnIf Su MIR 10
oisI Bier trinfen ?"-v Sa8 lit Der 9Obn
Der Sugeuo, Sribe!" = r@ieio?" -
,gtuu, babe i'd nidt Elm snnScs Snbr
MIR Mil9 setriintenl" - ,Belbes
5abr osuu?" vgtuu - uein eritesF
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18
RoG3 SaiesttsnsiRElSe.

+, Die bon seo1 bebufs @usfibruna
Iyeiner Smpfunseu beultte Subiutau'
'isrihs, bic bsreits il, ben Sdnben sabl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18

- Rnr der iit hera6lafeab, uni
gu ;eisen, oab sr bo6seiteat lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18

IelWer Nct5Ic III, uIlu
ipel1e mir ncbenfte=
bsub a6bilben. beitebi
aus einem sruhuirtsu.
siuei @ramm (Subit'
eentimster) iaHeuben
@lassplinber. oeReu
fOnii@e Spite Slls
GufHabnie Der (Su
Geiten Der Sprise abs
sebilSeteu J Sobluabel
beftimmt it, Der Subl'
mabel. eeren Juse'
f6drfte Spise uniey
bic Saut einseiiibrt
uirb. uuo eiuem mil
einem Sperrbabu mil
Der Sprise in gerbin'
buno ltsbenoeu Gum
nlibanOn. Oas tleine.
bonn cfnItrumentenma.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-18

der 6. Rraus IN Berlin &umman0an.
4enfrase 9tr. 55) tonItruirte Suitrus
mett ift iebr teidt 5u eesinfi5ireu une 81
peripenoen. Die @inipribuns oeS Me.
bitamentes erfOtst bur4 9rud auf ben
BalIpH.
Das So6'ide Wittst felt, tuie Die
-RieHer mebijiniibe YreHe~ beridtet.
zine flare. brdunfiebselb seidrbte 5liis
fisteit bar, pel9e Dor Dem @ebraube
init balbperSeutiser 4benoIl0iuns Der.
bhunt WirO. Die Sriettiou 1T bur9aus
ibmerSlos. l~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29
Sherin's Sale.

AdOlphus D. scrantOnl In LoraIn County
vs.. 20, Court OF COmmou
2. S. Battles, ct al. Pleas. Case No. 2sG5.
Order OF sale In partition.
In persuance Of an order issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas within ard for the
County Of LOrain and State OF Ohio, made at
the November term thereof. A. d. 1889, and 10
me directed, i will offer for sale at Public Auc
tlon at the north dosr OF the court house, in
the village Of Elyrla. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1890,
between the hours of 10 and II o'clock a. m. OF
said day. the following described real estate
to.wit:
Situated In Brighton township, Lorain
County. Ohio, and bounded rs follows To- Wit,
lst parcel being twenty (20) acres from the
west end of lot two ~ IN tract six (6l and
bounded north, south and west by the lines OF
said lot, and east by line parallel with the
west line. and far enough therefrom.to contain
twenty acres Of land. 2ud parcel being ali OF
lot one In tract six Of said township, contain.
ing forty acres OF land. more or less. 3rd par
eel. also the south part OF lot twenty (2jl In
tract seven % IN said township, and bounded
south. east and west by the lines Of said lot,
and north by line parallel with the sonth
line, and far enough therefrom 20 contain
twenty acres Of land.
Said premises has been appraised at SS. 20O,
subject TO the dover estate of Sophronia
Scranton. and cannot sell for less than two
thirds Of said appraisement.
Tcrms Of sale, cnsh on day OF sale.
NJ. A. POUNDS. Sheriff Of Lorain Co. o.
X, q. J0TEsoS, Attorney.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29

that high license is failure in Pitts
burgh 'Speak-easies,' or unlicenaed
groggeries, have multiplied in every sec
tion of the city, until now II is believed
that the number OF places where liquor is
sold is considerably greater than II was
Two years ago under low license" The
situation seems to be even worse in Phil.
adelphia. Albert Griffin writes that zone
of the leading members of the Law and
Order League in that city, and an ardent
supporter of the Brooks law, puts the un-
licensed places at twice the number that
are licensed Union Signal
Sixty millions Of people who can't put
down 100000 saloons disgusts even
the noble President Of the Ohio Wesley
an University, He suggests that we give
the ballot up to the women and let them
accomplish the Job In six months Della
ware Star
WASHINGTON, November 30.--There are
some interesting facts slowed away in the
annual report of the Commissioner of in.
ternal Revenue. The cigarette habit ap-
pears to be growing. There were manu-
faclured In the year ending June 80, 1889.
nearly 2s9,OOO0OO more cigarettes than
during the preceding year The whole
number of cigarettes made was 2,151, 1,5l5,
800, while the number of cigars was
much larger-3s67, ,3S5,640. New York
State is the great cigar msnufactory of
the Union. 1t turned out 1,10S. .404, ,661,
cigars and nearly million of cigarettes,
using up in the productions of these arti-
cles nearly 720O0,0OO pounds OF tobacco.
Pennsylvania comes next to New York,
consuming nearly 100000 pounds in
tobacco in Its cigar and cigarette produc-
ton. Virginia, which is heard of so
much in connection with he production
Of cigarettes, comes after Pcnnsylvaia,
Ohio, Illinois, and California in cigar
production, but is third in importance as a
cigarette producer. There we're used in
the manufacture of tobacco during the
year more than 100000 pounds oil
licorice, 1s,605,550 pounds of sugar, and
more than eight millions pounds of "other
materials" The United States received
special taxes from fectifers, 2,75S retail
liquor dealers 80 wholesale liquor deal.
ers, Al brewers, 223 retail dealers in malt
liquors, and 80 wholesale dealers In malt
liquors In the prohibition State OF lows.
and from one rectfer, 1884 retail liquor
dealers 3 wholesale liquor dealers and
brewers in the other prohibition State OF
Kansas. There are two pages and more
of the report that housekecpers would do
we'll TO get and pin up In their kitchens
to enable them to know the makers of
some things they do not want to buy Il
they are anxious 10 avoid adulterations
There are more than one hundred brands
OF baking powders that are described as
adulterated. There a"e twenty-five
sorts OF coffee, so-called, that are describ-
ed as made up partly of chicory, peas,
beans, rye corn, wheat, and coloring matter
Ten makes Of cream Of tartar adulterated
with phosphate Of lime, sulphate of lime,
more than per cent of tartrate Of lime,
alumn, cornstarch, and flour, are spread
before the reader.-Clevelan Leader.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29

JANUARY 10th, the birthday of Robert
E. Lee, has been made legal holiday by
the General Assembly of Georgia On
account Of that day coming on Sunday,
the event was celebrated on Monday this
year. The Savannah Daily Times says;
"The bill created some criticism In The
North but ii passed the Senate and House
promptly" This is nothing more than
would be expected. 1t does seem strange
indeed that an intelligent people will
continue to introduce something that will
have tendency to rekindle the old fires.
When the rebel army surrendered,
and the acts of secession was rescinded
in the revolving States by vote, it was
supposed that the war with all of its in
cidents was TO pass into oblivion. The
public acts OF Mr.. Lee until the hour Of
his death show disloyalty to the flag
under which he claimed personal pro-
lection, and now at this late day for the
General Assembly Of what was supposed
to he the most progressive State in the
South to take such backward step, it
cannot be readily accounted for. Such
acts will haye tendency TO stop emf
grafton, and interfere with the wheels of
commerce. Its fertile valleys will remain
undisturbed as they were in the days of
slavery, unless the rebellion and all of
the acts Of the co-called great men who
participated in ii cease TO be agitated.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29

The National Guard is required to go
into camp not to exceed eight days of
each year. No uniform system has here
tofore been observed Sometimes they
have gone by companies, at other times
by regiments, and at others by brigades.
Last year The entire guard camped to-
gether. The time occupied In the trans
portation Of troops, and in preparation
for forming and breaking camp, together
with reviews and parades, deprives the
soldiers Of amy considerable opportunity
for instruction, and practically makes
their encampment a holiday show instead
of military school. The cost Of main
tanning, transporting and preserving tents
and other camp equlpage Is large. The
General Assembly might advantageously
provide for buying or leasing grounds at
an accessible point near the center Of the
State, and erect thereon permanent en-
campmeni with all suitable conveniences
for post Of instruction. The National
Guard could be required to camp there,
either by regiments or brigades, or as an
entire body. The saving Of expense
would, in few years, pay for the land
and buildings. II is likely that, II the
permanent camp were located near Co
lumbus, or any other city, the whole cost
would be raised by private subscription.
The above is taken from Governor
Campbell's inaugural address. The
transportation Of the militia TO points as
signed each year for drill reaches an
enormous sum Of money as, in some in
stances, grounds have been leased 10 the
adjoining States. Let the State purchase
suitable grounds near some city and have
q regular place for drill THIS would
save an enormous expense in Transports.
tion and inauguraie a more systematic
form Of doing business The reccommed.
alton is commendable one ana We hope
that bill will be introduced IN the Cen
eral Assembly at an early date TO carry Il
into effect
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29

The Supreme Court of Kansas has sus.
tanned the decision ol Judge johnson oi
the District Court, condemning +. w
Fulker. the express and depot agent N
0keio, for selling "orginal packages" OF
whiskey, transported from another slate
What institution is working so intelll-
gently TO help the home divinities, moth.
er and child, as the w. G. T.U.' The
departments Of Heredity, Health and
Kindergarten, White Cross and White
Shield, nre all in their immediate inter
est, and the departments Of Sunday
School Work and Scientific Temper
auce Instruction In the public school are
hardly less so, while the greatest and
most nervasive Of all, that Of Temperance
Literature and the Press, interplay with
all the rest In this single and most sacred
interest.
The new name for unlicensed grog.
geries In Pennsylvania Is "Speak. .easies." +"
They are thinly disguised as soft drink"
places, cigar shops aud restaurants, They
get their supplies Of liquor in the dead Of
night, and sell without bindrance or regu-
lailon when they pleusc and to whom
they please. They have so multiplied
under the Brooks high.license law In
Pittsburgh, that, according TO q CORE
spondent Of the New York Evening Post,
"there are now more drinking places In
that city than ever there were before
An editorial in the Philadelphia Press
OF January Q. says; "All accounts agree
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29
Legal Notice.

The state Of ohio, In the Court of Common
Lorain Comfy. IS. Pleas.
Lois A. Osborn, Plaintiff, / Petition
against for
Clark Il. Osborn, DefendtJ Divorce.
The defendant is hereby notified that the
plaintiff above named has filed, in the oflce OF
the Clerk Of the Court, her petition for d.
yorce, the custody Of minor child, and equita-
BILE relief. She charges the defendant with
gross neglect OF duty and being wllfuly absent
from her for more than the three years last
past. Said charge will be for hearing at the
next term OF said Court, which will be holden
at the Court house In Elyria on the 10Th day OF
January next. By J. T. HASKELL,
l5l Atty for Plaintiff
Dated this I'd day OF December, A. D., isSa.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29

Mr.. VIM, 7. Price Justice Of the
Peace, at Richland, Neb., was confined to
bis bed last winter with severe attack OF
lumbago; but q thorough application Of
Chumberlain's Pain Balm enabled him 10
get up and 80 to work. Mr., Price say
1.-THE remedy cannot be recommended too
highly" Let anyone troubled with rhcu-
matism, neuralgia or lame back glyr II
a trial, and they will be II the snine
opinsen. so cent bottles for sale by
Fred ID. Felt, druggist. ff
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29

Mr.. THOMAS, Of Springfield, is now
playing the part of schoo! boy in telling
about money being used TO elect Mr.
Brice as United States Senator. If Mr.
Thomas had been elected to the position
the public would never have been any
the wisrr about money being used. But
as he has been defeated he is willing t.
turn traitor, expose his own shame ant
make clean breast Of the recent over
rpe Senatorial election farce.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29
Notice of Assignment.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed and
qualified by the Probate Court OF Lorain
County. Ohio, as Assignee Of the estate OF Nell
son p. Robinson, In trust for the benefit Of the
creditors Of said Nelson p. Robinson.
Creditors are required 70 present their
claims according TO law 70 Room No. 4O6, Beck
man Block, Superior St., Cleveland, o.
A. d. 1880. WIN. T. CLARK, Assignee, -
CLEVELAND, OHIO
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29

THE two cent railway fare bill is again
being agitated in the lower House of the
General Assembly. Some kind Of a bill
will probably pass the House by unan-
imous vote, but it is not likely to pass the
Sonata
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29
WOman's Christian Temperance Union.

"For God shall bring every work into judg.
ment, with every secret thing, whether II be
good, or whether 1t be civilized, 12: Il.
Ever true to our original principles total
abstinence for the individual. and prOhl-
bitIon for State and Nation"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29

Hon. JOHN McSwEENEY the great Grim.
inal lawyer Of Ohio, died at his residence
in Wooster, Jan. 22nd, of heart disease.
His remains were inferred on Friday in
the cemetery near the city.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29

In a land of milk and friends.
And why? Simply because we
have dared to do right. Yes, we
have dared to be true to our GUS
toners. We have much to regret,
but our conscience is clear. We
have studied hard and long as to
how we can best serve the people
of Wellington, and now in con-
clusion will say that we propose,
taking qualities and values into
consideration, to undersell any
and all competition. No matter
how they may advertise, or how
low they may sell, we are here to
do business, and do business we
will. All we ask of you is to call
before purchasing, and if we have
the goods that please, we'll have
no trouble in regard to price.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29

ARGUMENTS are being heard by the COM
mittee appointed by Congress, from par.
ties interested in the location of the
worlds fair TO be held In 1899.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR LANpsoN still
holds the gavel
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29

SENATOR ALLISON, of Iowa, will be re-
turned TO the Senate Nt
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29

Entered as the Post-office at Wellington as
Second Glass mat,er. according to Statute.
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