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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-09-12
GET OUR BEE TO-DAY, FOR TOMORROW YOU
CAN'T-rHE WILSON BILL HAS PASSED.

Strange as it may seem to those who
suppose that liquor is freely sold at all
times in Topeka, the placard in the win
dow caused a general rush, and two men
were kept busy handing out the pack
ages. Old soaks who have heen swear
ing that whisky is as easily purchased
here as anywhere On earth carried home
q supply sufficient to last a Whole month.
The package agents did not larry.
Warrants are out for several for selling
srriction they were under, and of course
to feel natural they We're bound to break
that.
Free from the invading rutlians from
Missouri. We will now resume the con-
test on resubmission, and the resubmis-
sion crowd having been ingioriously de-
ieatcd on all the preliminary contests,
Kansas people may be looked TO conf
IDENTIFY to make short work Of that.
Opinion of the Attorney Genera of Iowa.
No parts Of the Iowa law were made
void by the Supreme Court. 1t was
merely held IN the original package de-
cision that our law could not be applied
to interstate shipments Of Intoxicating
liquors. The recent act OF Congress sub
iects such shipments to the operation OF
state laws. The Iowa situation was tho
special suggestion Of the Congressional
enactment. The true construction of
the act is that Congress intended that
the State laws already in force as we'll as
those hereinafter enacted shall apply t.
Intoxicating liquors coming into the State
for use, consumption. sale or Storage.
tho same as If Such liquors wrra produce.
in the Stale or were mingled with lii,
commo mass Of goods therein. The Ian.
guage Of the law as well as the reason ant
Ohjecto of its enactment support the vie"
that r~c-enactmcnt Of the same is not nee
essary TO give stability and effect to it
provisions. The regulations Of the Stat.
now become the regulations Of Congress
JOHN y. STONE.
Attorney General.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-09-12

;i;sss.T7Jnsday IasS week fifty dinners
were given. lTheir List. q. aaon,aa =
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\ Girls Own Brother.

HICA III.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
PITTsFIELD.

ra4 srpt5 Aug. II, 90.
Last week VIII Hines came home from
Cleveland under doctors orders to lay of
and rest up which he did, but feeling
much better he returned to his place this
morning to try again. -Y
Quite number Of our people took q
trip TO Linwood last week and returned.
Some who went have not reported for duty
yet. In Ha.Hra~ aJf
Township Board Of Education met Sat-
urday evening to receive bids for the
erection of School House In sub-district
No. 0. Only one bid was made, 1t being
above the views Of the Board, was moi
accepted. fffae 20
Mr.. Eglin preached at the M. Z. Ohunh
yesterday morning, and Mr.. Lucas oc-
cupied the Pulpit al the Congl Church at
the same time.
Threshing is In full blast. the whistles
are being heard in every direction, wheat
is turning out fairly well, oats will be a
short crop. fear we shall have TO con.
slider 25 bushels to the acre good crop,
but not a paying one Has our lawmakers
any thing TO do with itS II is charged
that our lawmakers have some RESPONSE
bilitY for our hard times Perhaps they
have, but certainly not all Of Il. N.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13

Some years ago we were very much
subject to severe spells of cholera morbus !;
and now when we feel any Of the symp-
toms that usually precede that ailment
such as sickness at the stomach ,diarrhoea,
ETC., we become scury. We have found
Chamberlain's Remedy the very thing 10
straighten one out In such cases, and al
ways keep II abont 1t is somewhat simi-
lar 10 the usual cholera cures, but seems to
contain ingredients that render II more
pleasant to take, and that do their work
more quickly. Sheriff Devsreux tells us
that he is subject To cholera morbus, and
recently felt spell coming on, when he
obtained bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and two
doses made him all right. We are not
writing this for pay testimonial, but 10
let our readers know what Is a good
thing to keep handy in the house,-Troy
Kan.) Chief. For sale by Fred ID. Felt,
Druggist. .lp a,ou 90 ~ tf ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
MEMSA.

Lightning struck the house of Frank
Oakley On West Liberty street during the
storm on Monday evening, damaging IL t.
a considerable extent. The house has but
recently been turned into nice and hand.
some two-story structure, and was as good
as new In every respect. The inmates,
who we're just preparing 10 retire, had
narrow escape, Damage about $4o... -.
The postoffice formerly known as Pawnee
or Esselburn's Corners located about three
miles west Of Lodi, which was discontinu
ed several years ago, has been re-estab
lished and is now known as Munson, In
honor Of our fellog-townsman, Judge
Munson. Geo. d. Barnard has been ap-
pointed postmaster. I. (. The County Board
Of Equalization Of real estate will begin
lis session next Monday. All complaints
wilDhafe 70 be. properly hlgi. Wads,
worth, Sharon, Granger ad tHinckley
viii be heard on Monday. Gnllford.
Montville, Medina and Brunswick or
Tuesday. Westdeld, Lafayette. York
and Liverpool on Wednesday. Harris.
vile, Chatham, Lltchfcld, Homer and
Spencer on Thursday. Medina Village
on Friday. -. Mr.. j. W. Creech, of the
firm Of Creech & Lee, who are the prin-
ciple contractors for the p. A. q w. road,
was In town Saturday. He stated that
the work on the new line was being push.
ed Just as fast as money, men and teams,
and persistent energy could do II. BE
gave the assurance that cars would run
Into Medina from the west by the 18th day
Of September, and that the road would be
in running order from Akron to Fl.
Wayne by the 1st of November. :. . The
P. A. g. W. people are trying to purchase
an acre more from Mr. Root, joining or
the west side o; The G. L. Sc W, for II
switch between the two roads.
In the vote taken at Wooster last Tues
day on the proposition to bond the town
for 100000 TO complete the Killbuck
Valley road to Lodi, the vote stood s5S b
"a In favor Of the proposition. II Is whis.
pered around that the B. g. o. will buy
this branch as soon as completed. Ga
zette.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
rkNrIkLn.

A,g II on
Rev ph,lll,,s n,e,ohsJ M . m in
Tho pans;st ebnrch sund.y
M Fred Andrews has goue ,o Bos,on
Mass snd vii visit his home and pareuts
n Mer;dsn conn M wv
Borp to M md Mrs 7 q Starr a son
lno fah
Tha sn.,,., a,.,r,c, ..sa 1h,r.,av w,u
nroh.hlv \. ~ c,o.s ~ = rood man,
s.s... - 4, ,-.,
ps., a ,,'.,,.o A .sossS,.O . a., a.,,.
s fhsn,.n,,, Y. ,,oa ,lc,.,,v ~
Tba fr,e.a, "a ,o,.,,vas ~ ann, sr..,
wsyror 49,. ss,,s,, III s.,,ana har o,n.r.,
!, Mo,,,,, ylSsj ls,, 4. s.....-a.. !. -
NJ. ,5l a. IS ..l.,os,,,s.
a,ad !, 1o.ag pndar a,a,, F,a.r.I !,
sna,ce, snn.,acl s.r,vicss conduc,sd bv
Rev snydar
R.v ~ w so,,,,ar ana w,,a onar,
ssvsraI d.vs n, ho, hona !, Clinton n
lac, wseL
Married on SATURDAY evsning q, tbs
ros,den.a ~ ,hs hr,ds,. no,on,o Mr. p n,
varv.llsnh,,rc and Miss ina Fritz rons
lIfe and mucb bann,nsss
The wbooplpg cou,b Il doing n wboop.
,ng business among some ~ The cbidren
a, nrsssnt SI7 VIZ
ladies' Ala soc,o,v ., ,haME chrrch
will mee, with Ms JaF Moreon ,hIs
week
Mr. Jay Hart and O X Starr take turns
IN acting az dslaoa,es nj the Congress-
ional convention. and by all appearances
bsvs an oil season,s ,ob
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
Washington Letter.
From our Regular Correspondent. /

FROM our Regular Correspondent
afi WASHINGTON. d. O., Aug. s, 1890.
The President returned to Washington
Wednesday afternoon, but he expects 70
leave tomorrow for Boston to take part 10
the annual encampment Of the @. AcR
II had been semi-ofiicially announced
that Secretary Blaine would come back
with the President. but for some reason
the program was changed and Mr.. Blaine
went 70 New YORK. y 'a'' ~ ~ a iif
tits understood that On agreement was
reached as 10 the Recommendations which
the President should make in special
message 10 Congress concerning rccIproc-
ity. and tina, the message viii shortly be
sent In. 0Atlfh W
The Senate to-day. arc,~ ipg y agree
ment, put aside the uriif bill and took mp
the river and harbor bill THIS bill has
several important amendments, Including
one providing for the erection Of an addi.
tional lock in the 6ault Ste Marie canal.
and Speaker Reed has promised delesa-
ton Of Senators from the Northwest that
he will not antagonize that amendment
when the bill goes back 10 the House.
This was quite concession on the part Of
Mr.. Reed, who had previously been op-
porcs 'oiiis lrgi.l ton, and he only made
Il ia Difference toihe inineLss busiIiess
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13

interests, which the recent accident In
that canal has shown TO require additional
facilities. II cannot be stated at this writ
ing whether the bill will pass the Senate
this week or not; it all depends upon the
disposition Of the Senators TO debate the
items In tho bill. / have just been In
formed that Senator Frye, who is in
charge OF the bill, will endeavor to have
It voted upon tomorrow, but the chances
are that Il will not be voted upon until
next week. There is not the slightest doubt
OF the passage Of the bill, and upon good
authority 1t may be stated that the Presi-
dent will sign It, all rumors TO the contrary
Notwithstanding. ~ rselt1se ,l.r
another Democratic fake" has been
efectually disposed Of They have been
trying to make II appear that Speaker
Reed was opposed to the legislation which
the committee on Labor has prepared al
the request Of the working men, and tina,
he would prevent the committee on Rules
from giving that committee day In the
House for the purpose of passing some Of
those bills, particularly the one amending
the eight hour law. Now as mater Of
fact, Speaker Reed and Representatives
Cannon aud Mckinley the three republi-
can members Of the committee on Rules,
have given the representations OF the
working men positive assurance that the
committee intended to see that one or
more days were assigned to the commit
lee on Labor. Now for the next democrat
ic misrepresentation. 7cfeA lac'
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
LITCHFIELD.

Aug. IL, 90.
Miss Pearl Turner, formerly Of this town
but now Of oberlIn, o., is visiting relatives
In town. eg.lg,st
Mr.. Fuller, who works for Geo. Oolly
In the north part OF town, knocked down
young Fred Kellogg while he was picking
berries on the roadside. H. L. Rising,
whom the boy worked for, offered to settle
with Mr. Fuller II he would make the boy
o present Of %. This Mr.. II. refused,
whereupon Mr.. r. swore out q warrant,
and Constable Benton served its Mr. Ful-
Ter was brought before Justice Noble and
plead guilty, and was fined % and costs.
We hope that others will take q warning
from this and remember that there Is a
hand which Is stronger than their own,
Misses Tillle and Flos Monkman Of
Cleveland visited In town last week. w,
H.Andrews and Miss Iaupp Of Spencer
were in town last Wednesday. ~ W.
win Davis Of Cleveland Is visiting in
town. +, ...ess 80 IA
r. II. Benedict, who has been sending
the summer at H. Z. Jenne's. has returned
to Elmira, N. Y, where he Is going 70 at
tend school. fff h.rtef.e X fii4f
Geo. olcott was in Cleveland Monday
and Tuesday
Mi. Ida Korna, viaitad In ana,,cer I.s,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
IA GRANGE

fffis.fs Aug. II, 90,
A few days ago during q thunder shower
lightning struck barn at the center be-
longing 10 Benjamin Sheldon and burned
itand contents, entailing quite loss as
there was no insurance on IL. qtsie at W.
,Dr. Hnyder's most valuable horse died
a. few days ago from inflammation Of the
Mr., sorricl, Of Akron. Ohio, has been
engaged 10 take the suprsintendency of
the schools at this place for the coming
year. l, ssY ss No.,
Miss Alice Wltbeck, Of Penheld, has
also becn engaged 10 teach In one Of the
departments the coming year. > zrii
Mr. and Mrs. Perry o. Lee. Of Lorain,
o., visited Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner. on Sat-
uraay nstrrroop ~ lrsf wce'. 81 'sr
Nj Albert Foster md {. G. Manvllle,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
THE IEVs
a. Gathered M o., ssssi,l GsH.Isssi.iIi,
AllAbout the Happenings and Special
Events in their Immediate Vicinity.
Husrrxaros.

aug. III, Nv.
The Murray Assuciationlwill meet In the
southwest part Of town at the Universalist
church on Friday, the Goth, and continue
three days including the Sabbath. IN
Mrs. Dora Tanner, from 0rvllle, who
has been visiting friends here, returned to
her home Friday.
Mrs. Morton, Mrs. McCabe and Jenny
McCabe, from Leroy, visited Mrs. Elwood
Russell last week. gs
Ella Beal returns to her home in Lattas-
burg the last Of this week. tasl
p Will Short and his sister nellie, went
to oberlin on Thursday to attend the
funeral Of their sister Mary's little baby
which died on Wednesday Of cholera
infantum. t'ai SIS
Anna Lucretia Cook is visiting Mrs.
VIM. Mooney. = 'st
Mrs. VIM. Giles IL spending few
weeks with her mother Mrs. Myers, at
the Parsonage.
Mrs. VIM. Gay is still alive, but grow
ing weaker
iiarrF HASKELL 'rom oamaAoV, Dull
Ral'a' VINO mas cone :" Ainer,ca 70 'ahe u
coieS'a'e cou,se's 'iSi'iug WIN MS sis.er
mary IN 'neii oiu n'lhe ~ 1ia'ie''a
lney are very soon coming 70 Nor'nern
onio among irienus mere mary haskeli
goes 70 DuigaiA IN 'ns carry ia'i' 10 'eacn
IN .ne g.iiS "'ssion scnoo' 'ne'e.
Inc hi'e soC's'S ~ 'ne NJ Z. cnuIcn %
met al tne parsonage tuesday evening".
Inc weather and roads were all that
could De desired ana the mouse was niled'
rne W'h' M' society met win MIS-
mort Rogers, wednesday ana there were
sixteen present. -, s,3
Mr. ana mrs ctephen HICKS, who nave
home potn mere and In Columbus, went
70 Their Columbus home last week. Their
stay there Is always indefinite. ff
Mrs. Mathews and her daughter from
Norwalk, are visiting their cousin Eugene
Bliss. ~ t
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13

were laboring at the convention In the
Forest City three days last week.
Mr. Wesley Brinsmade and Miss Flora
Butler were married on last "Wednesday
evening, Rev. P. B. Stroup (uncle to
the bride) of Wooster officiating.
Mr.. George Smith is convelescing rap
ly from his late severe spell Of sickness.
I Miss Mary Pittenger, Of Spencer, spent
Sunday evening with Miss Nellie
Gardner. sir jYldl me rafa
Rev. s. J. Mcconnell, Of Fredericktown,
o., preached very able sermon Sunday
morning in the NJ. Z. church. He Is q
very fne speaker and his sermon was
very much appreciated by all who heard
H.. erri a3feqXb Gt3 OFT .o11s
The Baptist people are having regular
services again 10 their church. ~
Quartely meeting in the ME-, church on
Sunday, Aug. 3lst Rev f. s. Hoyt, Of
Cleveland is expected to be present and
officiste. .h5r 49,, ss hrn
DR.. g. N. Snyder gorkicked by horse
over week ago and Is on the limping
list since that time.
There has been a. great change IN the
weather in the past couple OF days, 1t be.
ing nearly cold enough for frost last
night. 30 So W.H.F.1
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13

Muchinjnfy Is done by the use of irritta.
Ing, gripping compounds taken as purga-
tiyes. In Ayers Pills the patient has q
mild but effective cathartic, that can be
confidently Recommended alike for the
most delicate patients as well as the robust
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13

II You are melancholy Or down witt,
i'm l,r s,ou ne q Sim'noas t'EsHsRcF'
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13
SAUNDERS, !sl!lEa!!sEa.

Pictures Of all kinds. Finest WORK and latest
styles. Copying and enlarging In orayon. Ink
and Pastel Special attention to the babies
Crosier's Block, Wellington, 0.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13

No medicine In the world 10 In better
repute or more widely known than Ayers
Sarsaparilla. As q safe and certain, rem
edy for all manner OF blood disorders,
leading physicians and druggists every-
where recommend Il In preference % any
other " "
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-13

Families not already supplied should
lose no time 10 procuring bottle Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. 1t is the only remedy
that can always be depended upon for
bowel complaint in all its forms. % and
80 cent bottles for sale by Fred D. Felt
druggist. rHsr go3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-28
SUBSCRIPTIONS COME SLOWLY

At ncllnirs for tho Wheeling u Lake Eric
4ls ltond.
The citizens OF Bellaire do not seem 10
be responding as they were expected TO
do in raising u subscription OF $4,000
for the Wheeling 4 Lake Eric Railroad.
The Independent in a recent issue gave
voice to the following: "The taking OF
subscriptions 10 the Wheeling 4 Lake
Erie Railroad project drags along very
slowly. There arc a number OF men
abundantly able who have so far refused
to contribute anything at all, and this
number is unusually large. Various
pretexts rs to the route are used as ex.
cusesfor Withholding subscriptions. The
fact is, however, that no matter which
route the road comes in by, If it CONES
here at all it will be worth far more than
$4,000 to the city. So many, projects
are bobbing up now, however, that It is
confusing to most any one, and espec.
tally to these seeking some plausible ex.
cuse for withholding a subscription"
Judging from the JOY expressed by the
average Bellaireite when be learned that
the stockholders OF the road at their
meeting held in Toledo, OH the 10th ulto,,
had decided to extend the road to Bell
are, 1t was not supposed that any
trouble would be had in raising the
$4,000 asked Tor. n; -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-28
TIE JURY FAILED TO AGREE
Il tho Case of Rodney Dlckcrson and was
we Discharged, ~

III thc case OF Noilney D!ckeFs0n and was
Discharged.
The jury in the case Of Rodney Dick.
erson, indicted for criminal assault on
Florence Wilson, aten-year-old girl, hay-
ing found ilimpossible to agree on n yer.
dict were discharged by Judge PAUL
shortly after o'clock last evening, and
Dicketson ordered held to await another
trial. Considerable surprise was ex.
pressed over the failure OF the iurv to
arrive at verdict in view OF the testi.
mony OF Justice Davis and others, as to
the confessions made by Dickerson in
regard to the crime. The case was but
on trial last Thursday, aud the jury
was given the case shortly after
. o'clock Saturday evening. When II
o'clock was reached and no agreement
had been had, and the jury were march.
ed off to spend Sunday in the custody
OF the Sheriff, there were few who longer
expected all agreement.
Another disagreement was had among
the jury yesterday morning, as to some
OF the evidence, and they came into
court to have it read to them. One Of
the jurors is quite deaf and explanations
to him Of the parts he
did not hear are understood
to have caused the disagreements. The
most general rumor is that the iury
stood 10 to 2 for conviction; another
report is that they stood II to l that way;
the attorneys for the defense say the
jury stood s to the other way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-28
THE FARMERS K INSTITUTE
To he Hold nj st. ClairsvIlle TIA. Week swim

10 DO Held nj 81. Clnirsville TlAs Week VIII
s'9 be Very Interesting " :
Tho ninth annual Belmont County
Farmers Institute which Is 10 be held in
the Court House at St. Clairsville on
Thursday and Friday Of this week bids
fair to DO the best affair OF the kind ever
held In the county. AS usual IT will be
held under the auspices OF tho Belmont
County Farmers Club. The pro-
gramme prepared is very inter.
esting one. Col. Chill Hazard, tho
clever editor OF the Monongahela City
Republican, will speak twice on Thurs.
day, once In the afternoon and again in
the evening. General d. A. Holdings.
worth will speak Friday afternoon.
and Gen. "Bill" Gibson Ohio's "a.
moua old war.horse is billed
to deliver M address that evening; his
subject rs announced Is "Eighty.nine
Years Of American Progress In tho Eie.
ments OF Greatness" One OF the topics
10 be discussed Is "Our Roads-How can
They DO Improved" and another Is
Characterization can 1t be made more
Equitable" Leading men OF tho county
Will take part In these discussions; that
on Taxation" will be opened by Col.
@. I. poorman, and among those who
will follow him arc Representative A. T.
Mckclyey, Senator ]. W. Nichols, Pres.
ident II. L. Gitlcn, Editor Hunt, Of the
Chronicle, and others. l5g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-28
a GOOD THING FOR THE CITY.
Wasl,lngton's birthday To bc filtinsi,
- CGlelrAlhsl Llers. ----l D

VI ~VftDt"tp" NSstt
1t has often been commented on as a
source OF regret that Wheeling seldom
observes any Of the national holidays In
manner BETTING their significance,
and that few Of The occasions which
might be availed o. to attract to the city
crowds from tho surrounding territory
arc taken advantage OF. There Is reason
TO believe now that on the coming
twenty.second Of February-the ami.
versary Of Washington's birthday, and a
legal holiday-the citys reputation will
be, ut least to great extent, redeemed
from this reproach. Last evening q
meeting OF nearly score Of prominent
gentlemen, representing nino separate
councils, encampments or lodges OF vari.
Gus patriotic orders, met At the office OF
w. W. Rogers to discuss the prelimina.
ries OF n general celebration Of Washing.
toms birthday. Mr.-J. D. Hall was
called to the chair, and n very enthusiasts
tic and fruitful meeting was held. It
was resolved to invite about fifty organi.
cations Of the city and surrounding towns
to take part in the public demonstration
on that day, and to use every effort to
make the celebration credit 10 the
city, worthy Of It's object, aud pleasant
to the memory Of both participants and
spectators. Some special and attractive
features are reserved for Il pleasant sur.
prise to the public. 1t was decided to
furnish n modest but substantial lunch
for members OF out.of.town organizations
who might attend, and committees on
music, reduced railroad fares and other
matters incidental TO the celebration,
were appointed. The committee is com.
posed OF prominent business men, for
tho most part, and It Is hoped ut the next
session to have present representatives
OF tho &. A. r., Sons Of Veterans and all
other orders Of patriotic or semi.pat.
riotic character. It'll probable that ono or
two Pittsburgh bodies will come here,
notwithstanding the fact that TINT city
Is to make "the greatest effort OF It's life''
on the came day.