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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-12
favor with home dress making. Address,

favor with home dress making. Address,
BUTTRIcK PUBLISHING Co.,
West Thirteenth st., New York.
We supposed that our rooster would be
in good condition for growing on the
morning Of November 9Th, but about one
o'clock he seemed TO be depressed in
spirits and later on was seized with awful
chills which terminated in Hampshire,
'Chusetts and York fever. A little. Nc
Klnley- Foster remedies was administered,
but owing TO their weakened condition no
change for the better was observed and
the rooster was returned to his quarters
until 1901.
Last Wednesday morning Marshal
Williams received a telegram from the
Marshal at Port Clinton to place under
arrest and hold two of the men selling
vapor stoves for the ST. Louis Stove Com
pany, as they were charged with forgery.
The Marshal complied with the request
and held them until the Marshal from
Port Clinton arrived, when he took the
two men and returned that same evening.
J. H. Dickson accompanied them and on
arrival the matter was arranged and they
returned here Friday evening.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Rev. w. E. Barton, W. II. Fisher, Miss
Mabel Benedict and Ida Bowers are in
attendance at tho State Sunday School
Association in session at Columbus this
week.
Capt. WIZ. Morrow Of Cincinnati spent
Sunday In town.
DR.. Rust and his brother George made
trip to N. Y. last week.
Miss Edith Parker has returned from
New York.
Col, B. F. Hawkes. of Washington, D.
e., government official in the pension de-
partment, visited his granddaughter, Mrs.
Henry Manley, last week. He continued
his journey to Lansing, Mich, to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Mary Hacket.
B. B. Herrick started for Atlanta, Geor-
gia, the 9th inst. TO attend the National
Grange meeting and TO renew his ac-
quaintance with members of the Georgia
delegation, that visited Wellington some
IA months ago.
Mrs. Milo Wadsworth, who has been
seriously i'll for some weeks past, is failing
fast with scarcely u possibility OF recovery.
Mr.. F. B. Manley went to Ashland
Monday as witness in a railway suit,
where lands are 10 be condemned for rail-
way purposes.
Mrs. Sarah Train and daughter of Grant
Mich, are visiting old friends and rela-
tives In town.
The friends oil Mr.. @. H. Horton con-
yened at his residence Saturday evening.
November 9Th, at half past five and when
he returned from the labors OF the day
the unexpected visitors were found in
waiting, who informed him that It was
his fifteenth marriage anniversary. A
splendid repast was then served which
had been ordered by Mrs. Horton and the
balance ofths evening was spent in social
enjoyment.
M. Harvey Is SO delighted with the
country that he has decided to leave with
his family for Salt Lake City early in
December, to make It his permanent
home.
Miss Nellie Cook has returned home
to Duluth, MINI.
L. L. French is in Indiana this week.
l.. Benedict of Mt. Gilead, o.. is in town
on business.
r. N. Goodwin left Tuesday forenoon
for La Porte City, Iowa, on business trip
p. L. Kessler Of Rochester called Tues
day morning Phil says we will lay ou
the Democrats next time sure.
Dr. j. W. Smith has returned from the
East
Miss Minnie Clegon attended the wed
ding of her friend, Miss Wealthy E
Critics, third daughter OF W. f. Critics, O
Canal Dover, o., Wednesday last, who
was married to Mr. Frank L. Tyler o.
Washington, d. @. The ceremony wal
performed by Rev. Dunbar of the NJ. E
church and the happy couple left fol
Washington, d, c., the same evening
There were numerous guests from abroad
present and the presents were many ant
valuable. Miss Critics visited her sistel
Mrs. Harper here two years since anC
formed many acquaintance here.
Mrs. VIM. Vischer was called to Sche
nectady, N. Y, Wednesday morning tC
visit her sister, Mrs. Conde, who lies very
sick.
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-12

UWedding and Opera Slippers are q
specially with N. o. Stone q Co. Try
them when in the city. Express prepaid
on all mail orders.
NOTICE.-Haying purchased the Wait
& Sutliff Hack Line, ! will continue to
transfer passengers, call for passengers
and baggage around town, convey pleas
ure parties TO points desired and atten,
funerals. 15c. to any part OF the city. Or.
ders left at American House.
38tf) r. j. WINcHEL.
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SPECIAL KIRMEss EXCURSION

To Cleveland via Big Four Route, Fri
day, Nov. 18th.
Trains leave Wellington at TAO a. m. and
4;50 p. m. Tickets only 70 cents, good re-
turning on all trains stopping at Yelling
ton up TO and including Saturday, Nov,
10th. Tickets TO the Kirmess 30 cents.
Be sure and purchase one Of cur agent be.
tore leaving Wellington.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-12
DIED.

NEWMAN.-0n Nov. 9th, at the home Of his
son In Cleveland. OF heart disease. John
Newman. In his Goth year, The remains
were brought here on Friday to be laid be-
side his wife. Truly an honest and good
man has gone to his reward. The friends
desire to thank the friends In Wellington for
their kindness at the burial service.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-12
He Yelled ISomp's Balsain.

yell 'Talxe Kemp's Balsam, the best cough
cure" always do VIII On hear man cough, and
can't help t.. II saved me and II will cure you.
was threatened with pneumonia last winter and
II broke II up. II helps the children out when
their throate are sore, cures their coughs and
taetes 90 good. The 1rst dose helps you. So
writes A.. X. Arnold, engineer on the West Shore
Ry. OF CanoIoharie, NY.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-12
Parents and Bows.

This is to infoim you that the Marshal
has orders 10 arrest any boys caught jump
ing on or of, or riding on trains around
the station or yard. 1t is a dangerous
practice and the law will be enforced to
stop IT, A word to the wise. etc.
WIN. II. FISHER, Agt.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-12

CARD.-I have opened dental rooml
over Bowlby g. Halls, where l will be
pleased to see parties wishing FIRsT-cLAs'
dental work OF any kind done. Ifeel con.
fident that | can please you.
e. E. HOLLOWAY, D. d. S.
AUCTI0NEER.-Sales auctioneered al
reasonable rates In town or country
Dates can be arranged for at THE ENTER.
PRISE Office, Wellington.
HENRY WHITE,
41tf Spencer, Medina Co., o.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

LOST-Black female Spaniel dog. An.
swers to name Of Peggy. Any informa-
tion as 10 her whereabouts will be re-
warded. HARRY HAHN, Spencer, D.
FIRST-CLAsS LATH
Are'necessary for good wall or ceiling.
Fl. Wadsworth & Son just received a car
Of most excellent lath. They bought
10 sell, and are selling them rapidly Do
you need anyi (46.
] am still selling that "best TO be found"
tea at 30 cents per ID. 81. SAGE.
LAND FOR SALE.-Two hundred
acres Of good farm land, well timbered.
with living water, well located, with lit
tie Improvement; situated in 0sceOla
county, Michigan, near railroad station
and mills. For further particulars enquire
of W. II. II. SuTLIFF,
19tD Wellington, o.
II you want the best chew of Tobacco
in America, try Hiawatha. For sale by S.
L. SAGE.
E0R SALE-Farm and village prop
erty. Inquire Of j. T. Haskell, Atl'y-at
Law, Wellington, Ohio.
FOR SALE-Coal Stove. A second
hand Base Burner, medium sized, in first
class condition. Will sell very cheap.
Call at q. Benedict's hardware store.
46l II. KATE POWERS.
Cork Sole Shoes for gents are the thing
for dressy, winter shoe See them at N.
o. Stone q Co.'S, Cleveland. Ohio.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-12
Do You Cough ?

Don't delay. Take Kemp's Balsam, the best
cough cure. II will cure your coughs and colds.
II will cure sore throat or tickling In the throat.
II viii cure pains In the chest. II will cure infu-
enza and bronchitis and all diseases pertaining TO
the lungs because It lis pure balsam. Hold II to
the light and see how clear and thick II Ia. You
will see the excellent effect after taking the first
dose. Largo bottles SOC. and 81.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for castoria.
When she became Miss, she oiung To castoria,
whenshe had childrsn, sho gave them castoria
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-12

WANTED--A competent girl to do gen
eral house-work. Address box 405 We'll
lington, Ohio.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-12

ENTERPRISE MEAT
CUTTERS AND STUFF
ERS AT
WILBUR 81 COLLINS.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-12

Prompt attention given to all mail or
ders. also express prepaid, at N. o. Stone
4 Co., As Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Remember l still keep that good Old
Gov. Java and Mocha coffee and can mix 10
the taste Of the most fastidious.
q 7, gAnu
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41tfI
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22
HOUSE.
THE STORMS WORK.
The village OF Saltwater. Pa, Totally
Destroyed and Number OF Fatalities
Reported.


The village OF Saltwater. Pa, Totally
Destroyed and a Number OF Fatalities
Reported.
PLYMOUTH. Pa, Aug. 21.-Persons
arriving from Saltwater, q village
twenty miles from here, report Tues
days cyclone as totally destroying
that place. They were told that
seven persons were killed and
many injured, but this can not be con-
frmed on account of the wire in
corruption. The storm came upon
Saltwater 40 suddenly that its
residents could not escape it's fury.
People working in the fields were
dashed 70 the ground or pin
toned under the trees. Farmers have
lost every thing and this whole section
is laid waste Roads are filed with trees
and debris of various sorts, and travel is
impossible az present.
RoSDoUT. y. Y, Aug o1.-The storm
which prevailed along the Upper hud-
son and interior counties Wednesday
night was the most severe that has Wis
tied this section the present season.
No less than six fires wero burning at
the same time, caused by lightning. In
the Hudson river fruit belt the damage
viii roach 100000.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22
SHORT SPECIALS.

AT the original package depnts ina
Nershalltowa. Ia, have been CLOSED.
g. T. faul's sAw-mii al Louisville,
Ky. bGrued "Wednesday night Loss
s2e o0o, insured for s6.hso
The Reloit tNisl straw Beard Cor'-
pany Will rebuild - psper-mi.l, bach
was lately destroyed oy ire, A. once.
The Sisters Of ST. Fraacis. s German
sisterhood In Dubuoae. "a. admitted
thirteen Young ladies "a their order
"Wednesday.
Engineer Part was killed and re-
man Foley fatally ininre1 in q collision
on the Denver 4 Rio 6rande road near
Palmer Lake, Col, "Wednesday.
Governor Boxes Of Iowa, has accepted
tie resignation Of Judge Dell stuart y
the Second judicial district and appoint
ed ia his stead l. L. Burton, Of OF
tumwa
Nelson saylor. Jr. aged le son o.
Nelson Saylor, prominent attorney OF
Cincinnati. was aooiGsR saot ana
killed by CON panion wills hunting
West Virginia Tuesday
Charles Cushsway. an old resident 81
Montague Mich, disappeared last
Saturday night His body was founa
in White lake Wed nesdsy badly
bruised Ii is thought he WAS MUIR
oGred.
Tho eighth annual Iowa conference Of
the African Methodist Episcopal church,
composed Of the northern part Of Hi
uois and the States Of Iowa, Wisconsin,
Minnesota. and the two Dskotas. IL IN
session at Galosburg. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22

RACINE, Wis. Aug. 2L-The State
Assembly, knights Of Labor, held 10
annual session in this city "Wednesday
TO transact general bushes and 70 elect
officers The meeting had no po-
litiSal significance. although all
the delegates favor the Bennett
Law. The following officers were
elected: State Master Workman,
John McCullum. o. Chippewa Falls;
Worthy Foreman, 4. W. Mueller. Pond
da Lac: Recording and Financial socre-
tary, C. ". Greenke. Racine. Treasure,
German Scherenzer, Fond du Lac, Del
egate to the General Assembly Spencer
Palmer. Fond du Lac.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22

RALsaeu. \ g Aug ~ 4he isaios
or4lIc sac ceHfeutian 81 "Wednesday
Nominated A. 4 Merrimca ief eaprefle
Coars Justice ana Ws-e eF Lara iof AS
saaiate 3astlee 4he convention ln-
aars.a Ssnatof Vance ana 1fset be ~
election 81 he >ea@se
SAN JosF. ksl aug 81 Thf isfner
cratic Stste convention ou Wednesday
taek tsso .rul G3sss asllets 81 tsaseraas-
The leading can3ia@tes are AlaTcr iena.
81 san Franclsoo IA. u as 81 esr-
NJ Csm missioner 3awss Coleman,
: voanF mi.lianaifa wAo interested AIS
great fortene frsaa his unclo. honansa
king ORaen. ami A. G. fe-lscA Ia
Aoth ballots Pond lsa.
EoE soscRass
Congressional nominations were maas
on "Wednesday as fellows. Kansas
Seventh eisfrioL Jerry simpson llfm
and Peoples; California - ord dis
tnot A Cammetle lnem l3aa.
Eleventh district A Nesusi tfaFmers'
Aihanceli aevenla diswlct James A.
Weaver Dem ls Ainlh district = Il
Bownan tFarmsrs' Alliance Alssis-
sippi. IA4rd district a. a. tatehinEs
tDem.A. renomiuatee; Indiana. itith
district ~ H. She'll 1'ro1i Alabama
Seventh district ~ d. fcrney Dem }.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22
Death of q Pioneer.

OTTAWA. H., Aug. 21.-Samuel Cody,
an uncle OF Buffalo Bill, died at hi:
farm, near Ottawa Wednesday morning
aged 81 years lie was famous in North
ern Illinois during tho early days, and
in the SOS was prominentun underground
railroad man. assisting in running OF
many negroes TO Canada,
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22

CrxcIxNATi Aug. 2l.-A shocking RI
evator accident occurred az the Office q
the Tiues-sfar. John MOTT, aged
u. started 70 60 down the ele-
vator from the composing room
% the FIRST floor with form.
lie stepped backwards into The elevator
shaft expecting o. end toe elevator plat
form there. Tnstosd 50 vas a. The bot
tom. and be fell from the siHth 1oor 10
the holnm and vac instanMT klIle4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22

NV YORK. Aug "a Charles Oswald.
= brakeman who rad taken the place r.
8 STRIKER. was found dead ~ bis train
when e. reached NfFerfv-n street
"Wednesday evening He was last seen
alive 81 Spuyten DuTril when re was
sitting On hls BRAKE. There was mark
on bic bead that msv have been mace
~ hrisk ~ other missile.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22

BrFxF. AuE 81 The Bisbor # Ser
- Leone. Who is ~ present sojoarninz
IN eu5t1erland. bas received news ro--
frming tie reports ~ the death
Or Messrs Gates and Ja3srausst
and Mrs. kinrDan. members O. tie
PARTY q rins mlssions. ss she left the
Uaite5 States few montas ago v-ith
TIE ob,ect q teaching ia TIE Scusza
They did - Sierra Leone from African
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22

order shorly after
noon "Wednesday by
Chairman Payne. ST
the state Central
Coa mite hichae
0riMR waS chosen
temporary chslF
nsn, and after max
lng preparations tor
the permanent 81
gaulEat.oa, ~ ourn-
meat sas taken IA p
I'll s p. N. Ga rees-
semblng tie tsm-
porary organization
MAS made p2Fma
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22

CITY OF MExco AaE zI--Cre rss-1t
~ ths pssse between 3 atersla ard
san Salvador is tass rresl4ert Barn ss.
~ tae forusT coaatrg. las re-es.
Vice Pres 1ent ATa.a assuming --per
ard srrsuginz iog al slecsl - fsr 3 nsv
Fresl1ea-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22


Both the method aad results whea
Syrup x Figs q taken; il Is pleasant
and refreshing ID the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly en- the kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, clssnses the Eys-
ten easetual.y. Gizpels eolds. head
aches and fsysfs and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup OF kigs Is the
only remedy Of - kind ever Pro-
duced. pleasing 10 the taste and SC
eept2ble % the stomach, prompt in
IL action ard truly beneficial Ia It's
ELECTS, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend il
10 al aud have made it the mos.
popular remedy known.
syrup Of Figs il for sale In Soc
snd 81 bottles By al leading drug
gisu. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand vii pro
cure il promptly fer any enc Vho
wishes To try II. Do not accept any
suhatiEute.
CALIFORNIA RIO SK1Ulo co.
81 FEssc!Sco CT.
LOUISVILLE. ~. sEs roar. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22

Forr WtTEr Ind. Aug. ~ 1T -
reported here ftst a cyclone strucf a.
point si1 miles east ~ Fostoria ..
The wires in that vicinity are al down,
and no particulars cen 30 Obtained.
Fostoris BE- eighty miles east ~ this
city OF me Nirirel Pate rsiiroad
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22

II PAso. Tex. Aug 21-h fight o.
CURED between cattleuen a. Hnero
Tanks. about eighty miles from here.
Mond8v During tho trouble Calhoun
Davis and two ofi-srs we're killed The
men who did tie Killing are from
the lower Pecos valley Davis is well
known among the catilemeu q THIS
State
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22
LAWYERS MEET.
The American Bar Association IA Session
at Saratoga sprinEs-HepSrts sBS DIE


at Saratoga sPrinEs-BspSrts sue Die
cussfons.
SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug 2L-The thir-
teenth annual meeting OF the American
Bar Association began Wednesday,
President Henry Hitchcock presiding.
After calling the meeting 60
order the president delivered his
annual address Secretary Z. q.
Hinkley presented his report showing a
mem bership Of ever a thousand. Treas
urer Banks reported receipts as 50. 1884
and disbursements S5,SSl. SO. The con-
mittee on uniformity Of State laws held
q meeting at 5 o'clock p II, with Rufus
King, Of Connecticut In the chair The
time was taken Up with discussions on
the various laws relating 70 marriage
and divorce. insolvency, etc
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22

ct prrErsBrBs. AUG. - -Ths
steamer Gregory was burned On re
TaIrs river 81 s shsi-Eovr0-a5 We6nes-
asv NsuT o. the steamers passengers
Iasf their ivas some being burned -
dean and others drowned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22

TfFrrx. o~tN - Joseph 6its8rn.
~ pe5dlsr. has been sent 81 tal fos
tsn daTs for cruelty e. arimss His
vlfs tessisss tast ~ hs1 starved tvelps
horses 70 dszfh n ten vearA
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22

Rosrov. Ane 21-E r Bsner. ore
% sss iriu-s5 in Tuesday, railroad a.
,ident ~ ouin~T. died wednesday
night Thissvel fls list 81 dea5 -
tverfy two ~ HaNeg was formerly
the ursprietor # shs Boslof Herald
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22
THE DELIGHTFUL
SUMMER RESORTS!!
Or
NORTHERN MICHIGAN,
Reached ~ Tie
Grand Rapids Z Indiana Railroad,
'.THE FisHIHo LINE"

'sTHE Ft6HiHo LINE"
MACKlNAC ISLAND al tne many Resorts
cau.s Ste Marie. Mar
Qustge. Les Chenedux
Islands. etc.
Petoskey & Bay View ar . springs MaTs boz
thariev1ix. etc. locat-
al in the immediate
atigbborho0d.
TRAVERSE CITY ana l6s . "a; r, Re-
son. ELK Rapids, exc.
The many axes and streams AFFORD the I'm
est OF hshlas. The brook trout the celebrated
graTiiug' black tass and other varieties OF
game ASH.
The train service ~ me Grand RAPIDS In
diana railroad for t1e season CT ls.o. VIII DC
complete in every particular.
Through sleeping Cars viii - run between
tirr.lr1ri. FetoskeY and Nacxilgw. Also be
tween t1tcago and Pet0skey and AacEinaw.
Va tne Michigan Central Railroad 2ad kala-
mako0.
Tourist Tickets can Do purchased 20 any OF
the above points az reduced rates
For descriptive uatler. time cards aud full
Information. address.
g. L. LOCKWOOD,
Genl Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22
A TRUCE.
Tas pebsts 81 the Quay Resela-
ten Postponed IN the Senate.
a Conferences Locking % United Re.
pS.cliGsn Acton ~ Pss9-
s5.Y Be rfsid


WAsarNGroS. 49,. zf.-Ihe Senate
az tas aefsinz session sfteF speusiHg
some uee 10 considering tse Plaua
resolutica fer PROHIBITING liquor ssllisy
O. 9fiaklng II tie senate aiag q me
Capitol tock - the tariff bill aetalng
as sd aeeut the Qaay order 81 basi-
Hess" resols rlon. De bate ca salca bsgan
Wednesday.
Great seFpriss mas occssionea by the
failure % the senate 80 take tie
Quay resolution fixing sn ORDER Of
business. II Was n0t only a surprise %
toe public, who fl.ed the galleries,
and 70 the newspaper men, many Of
whom we're on hand 70 report
the discussion. bat 20 many of the
Senators. Nho fully expected the de-
late Of wednesday 70 be resumed. Sen
atos Quay, n hen asked the reason for
the Dos tponement said:
"Somo OF our friends thought is best
rot % take IL up today. shall how
ever. cali IL up tomorrow Further
than this. be declined 70 say any thing.
Senator Henderson said Il WAS felt
10 be best II there was any fighting TO
BE- done among the Republicans, 10 do
IL in private and not in public.
That means caucus was sug-
gssted
Not necessarily" 10 responded.
"Bat a conference may be held"
Immediately after the tariff bill was
taken up, and Senator Coke began read
ing a speech. Republican Senators de-
serted their seats and gathered in knots
70 discuss the situation. What II any
thing. will % done is a matter OF mere
con lecture. but it is evident that an
earnest effort IS being made % agree
upon an order Of business that can DO
supported by the whole Republican vote.
WASHINGTON. Aug. ~. In the Senate
Wednesday the House amendment 70
the agricultural college bill and the
meat aspoction bill were eoncurred in.
These bin now go 10 the President for
his signature.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 81. -~The House
spent most OF the morning hour debat-
ing the alien land law bill. which was
finally laid on the table. The House
adopted resolution calling on the
President for information concerning
the en- .orcement of the Russian edict
against the Jews.
The Senate bill providing for inspec-
ton Of meats for exports was taken up
and, after debate, was passed. The lard
bin was debated without final action.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22
HOARD TO LEAD.
Wisecssin Republicans Re-nOni-
nate the Governor.
Makeup CT the Rsst q tae St.s
Tiekst-Faii Text 81 she Platform
Other Politics. Notes
nLseaNsIs RrFrElIrANs.

NILNAVKEE, Aug 81 - Tae Repuh-
liCzn state convention Vas called a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22

SMENT ROLL and repairing sidewalks
Grand Rapids Mich FOR quarter enGins February
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22

HtERrsBE 20. Pa, Arg 1A-8he
STATE Prohibition COZ vention assem-
bed - wednesday morning he
r atfo~w. whi-h Tss rad. O.
-aaas rrobf a5tien. observation -
f-e sabhatE. fsro~s the Aestrslisr tsl-
ist svs-su sn8 fszoa3e suffrage, ir-
ceased ti1s r. rssidsnes ~ foreigners
ts Eore nst1rs zstlor sTal prohibition
~ trusts ecasl TAXATION sra main
-~rzace q r.1l1sc srhocls n eia8sts.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-03-27
BABY LrNUTMNANT.

John A. Logan III, n Month and Half Old
Assigned to an Ohio Regiment BY Gov.
ernor Campbell.
CoLUMDUs, O., March 2l.--In response
to the following letter commission as
First Lieutenant, signed by Governor
Campbell and countersigned by Adju.
tant-General Hawkins, was forwarded to
John A. Logan III, at Youngstown. The
letter is from Lieutenant Samuel M.
Williams, Adiutant of the Fifth
Regiment, o. N g., Of Cleve-
land: ION February ~, 1890, o
son was born to Captain John A. Logan,
jr., of Company II, Fifth Regiment.
The boy has been named John Alex
ander Logan ILL.,, after his illus.
trious grandfather, whom every volun-
teer soldier Of the late war regarded
with great affection and honor. The
boy promises to be noble young fellow
and is intended for the service OF the
country. The request Of Colonel Glib.
bons Is that out of regard for the late
General Logan. and considering Captain
Logan's intense interest in the National
Guard, as well rs the little fell.
lows intended future. that q commits.
sion as Lieutenant in the Logan Rifles,
Company II, Fifth Infantry, be given
John Alexander Logan, dated February
IL, 1890. 1t would bc highly priced
among the military relics Of the Logan
family, and ! am sure If General Logan
was alive to-day he would be highly
pleased. There would need be no official
record made of the commission, and
should this rather unusual request be
granted without infringing on any OF
the rules Of the Adjutant-General's De.
partment it would be greatly appreciat.
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