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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-13

wsshington Immigration and Homestead
Association.
We have for sale 1000 acres in difsssns parts
Of Tie ssats in 10. 20. . 80 and lepacrs tasms:
miles on Northern faciac railway.
sEySEssoS COUNTY.
Three hundred acres. e.S &c !, tp raw:
al good land; 20 acres Gown In gra1. Is per
upland. heavily timSsssd. - per scr.
xrrsAr COUNTY.
Two hundred acres In Sec Is and "A, IN Is mr.
iw; mostly bottom land. $3.50 per acre.
ANAcoRrEs.
Ten acres foauttfni land adjoining Fidalgo
City: ci. . 81 ready for pa ting; $50 per acre:
70 acres nsar the above. 90 per acre.
One hundred and afty acres near Juanita,
Lake Washington. IL miles west OF g., L. q. Il
= h r.; partly cleared. good improvements.
nuit trees. straw berries. etc US per acre; VIM
One hundred and sixty acres. IA miles water
'front.' on s9asm sh h rbr. opposite Port Gam.
pie; beautiful Ice stion; ke0d for platting; nice
beach; Us per acre.
Five ana 10 scse farms near Lake " sshine
ton, $50 toS per acr IS lots 20 xl o. near 81 I'd
on sire, power house, with view Of Lake
Wah Ms ton and Puget sound. 500 TO $50 each.
Lot ut fAtona. 4ox1oo. fronts on two streets:
small hous good rug: fine view Of Lake
Union aud the Ct y; $500.
Two hundred acre. secs IL and II, tn IS n r
si2 80 Per acre. 10 acres. sec ~, tp a n,r4c.
3<75 per acre
Great bargains AZ Kent and Slaughter both
are suburban towns OF Seattle; half hour By
railroad.
washingten Immigration and Homestead
Association.
Rooms - ana "a. Roxwell building, cornsr Of
Columbia and Front streets, Seattle wash
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II viii be seen that the Democratic vote 10 622
smaller and the Onion vote 2,62l smaller, while
the Republican vote shows IN increase Of 2,sS7
and the Prohibition vote an increase Of al
The total vote h only 6S7 les than II was last
yeax. Evidently the new ballot law did not
operate - . detriment to voting.
The Republican gain vas undoubtedly caused
BY relieving the voters from the corruptiug in
fuences and bulldoxing methods practtced By
Democratic bosDea
And II was just for those reasons that Gov
erncr Hill vetoed the Australian election reform
bill for New York He forcsaw that II eli the
voters Of the ciues were projected from the ras-
cslly methods practiced BY Tammany hall the
Democrats would permanently lose a. least
2oo0o votes at each election in New York.
Hence in tho interests Of corrupt elections he
killed the bill
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Cen lffller. Of Mendocino City, passed tAvungA
9 ,. rSesntly he says joys Nssetshle sar-
Robt I. Harry. Assistant superintendsnt Pull-
man Palace Car Company, while In California
last summer, did not sul1er with his usual sick
headaches He gave Joys Vegetable sazsaparills
- the prsveudug AGENT
John n Coz lives at rs Turk 81. s. p. He
uaed to b a1licted with sick headaches. He
had one attack the day he commenced taking
Joys Vegetable SanApazirA but none since.
They ere d0nA
G. A. Bushnell, Of tho Murphy building,
Market Ct, & r., suffered with indigestion and
dyspepsia In In WORT form for yeAz1, till Joys
Vegetable Sar1apariila came 70 his relief. He
nov recommends il - everybody similarly A.
Aioted.
Mrs.. DR.. J. II. Masnn. Of No. 1853 Market g.,
8 r., whose trouble was chronic bilio0mea,
says Of Joys Vegetable Sarsapartlla, sits action
on the liver and Kidneys u decided and ] am
steadily improving.
A. v. Bogart IL q Wholesale shoe manufactu-
rsr, ~ 166 Aission St, s. +. He says," vege.
table earsaparilia has given him entire RELIEF
from his Indigestion and dyspepsiA"
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The venerable ssoux chief. sitting Bah. Is
somewhat Of philosopher. He says a Indian
is = fool to work - ione Is TIE gosernraer; VII
feed and surpors him in i9isness. sitting sul,
would make f.ss-class leader for tae great
army Of professional "unerpaoye.s
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In Minneapolis al the houses Of the espssaissss
who generously aided the Dakota farmers a. Is
per cent premium on . Il per cert loan. the
shades that covered theis carf,oom window,
csTinx Lent hare been removed
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Office. Butler Block; p. O. box 49,:
Telephone. iS5.
9. n. ANDERSON. County ourvevo,

FIELD pKPUrrxa
A. b. NOVEL;. Seattle: D. O. Lewis Slaughter:
Geofge o. Lowering. fremont: n c. Meyers.
Yalis city; Z. u. Hunt: Thomas W. Petite.
Back Diamond; G. N. Back, RnumcIsw; 4. ~
Godfrey; Fred Jorden. Road Deputy.
ORDERS gwen 70 tbs county surveyor or any Of
me depuuss wiH receive prompt attention. The
work OF ali Deputies viii have the same of,ciai
Iofce snd ensct - II done by the county srr-
veyos personaiiy. and will be recorded in the
- examined and approved
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EDUCArTONAL

NfISS =. B. COCHRANE. FORMERLY OF
Nl San Francisco. viii open . school for giria
and young ladies' on wednesday, April 16 IA
the oailding now ocsspied BY the Congrexa-
uonai church, on Third street, near University
Rates OF tuition per month from IS 70 Si2. &C.
eondinG TO grade References-Judec j. p
Hoys, Seattle; Mrs George Kittsnger seattle
Captain Charles GocdalI San Fysneisca
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fsfcrnAttoa 10 band - The esyeef sAas Blaine
- 10 have sie~asr daily from Tacoma -
-eeosne AID North Faesas- every ssf<rrsss
~ ssse9 tae LA o. Aeril- Inquire 81 els SEC
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pv = q yoassrn hss removed fnss Ms rev
froua ss1 Chsrry sefsee
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Tho Rhode Island Election.
Chicago Tribune.

The result Of the state election In Rhode Island
last week under the Australian ballot system
shows . handsome gain for the Republicans
over the hard fought battle Of one year ago,
when they suffered defeat BY l.4lo vcteA To
show the changes in the strength OF the differ
ent parties We present below q comparison OF
the votes for governor this year and In 1859:
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REDUCED RATES FAST

Erlsed u<ksfs tAreGsh 70 CHICAGO - - -
end-cianA ga Tsese are he lowest rafss rcv
IN e1eck 4. cAsibsrx. elry tlekst seuns ~
sseona sfsset bestoa saocxs r To1kss, dspes
nckex aesn2 seAsxsI
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Musical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COR
w ner second a1d Lsnors streets: under the
management and personal direction oi Mn
willard. vosce euiturs and ali branches OF in
esunensA nusics orsy experienced and
tho-onshiy mp@tsns tearhess emniIsyei.
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THE PosT MTELLI8EsCER
ovxser-nsrsa~6< eo<su sseasd - CAR

DssIs. per week s~s-@~s,s = esns -.
ssh~eyihea orseytng stdsemn eksneee snSasd
ssys H. - M1dx@ - VII - - ~ 80
AsArnm IN snmIf1nnrpe - rOAT-IxTkL5I-
6EHCEB Co. Heu19A
nAsfetn edvesssnnn abc11 eddfees - snses
asn ssnspse soetnn chor1s - FISHER. 49, ssens
eas 81 me Roar Deun1ntna Cnseaec. IL. -
peAftsra ssrees. S<w yeTk ctty, - Tsm~s
kwsb3foR
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ENGINEERS AND DRAUsHrsxEx

ENGINEERS AND DRAU6HTSNEx
1TSHOMsoN WHITE. CIVIL ENGINRERa
i Rooms Is and "a Burke block. corner Third
and Union streets.
DAKKR, BALCH . CO., CIVIL ENGINEERS.
Third
~ NJ ANDERSON, CIVIL AND MINING I'm.
We sineer: United States deputy mineral sur
veyor; special attention 70 mining and mineral
work Once Butler block
CCURRY 4 OVENS. CIVIL ENGINEERS:
cy oes rooms 81 enS
So, Seattle block.
T r. THOMSON, CIVIL RNGINEER: SUR
eDs veys. designs aud estimates Of cost for
railways, bridges, foundations. shore Improve
menu: vors ANA
general surveying promptly done; blue print
Ing: correspondence solicited Room SO Sc
attic block r o. box 2S7.
DICHARD EEvIEs. JR, CIVIL ENGINEER
sanitary works. foundations and general con-
Ing The isssss coP1ses sovnshIe Sssss q he
mechanical. architectural and general drsueht.
Inc. hlue prints Of al the additions % Seattle.
Photo blue prints. general landscape sketch
Once room Is Bosfon block. seattle. Wssh-
tngton. Branch oGnces at Anacortes L. Conner
ana Wnotcom.
ID II. THoMPsoN 4 CO., fR q. THOMPSON,
IGs Geof9e y. Cottertll. Clarence l. white
rooms Is and "a, Burkes block, corner Third
and Union: Ill notes and records saved; city or
county work promptly attended 10; mapo. Hac
ings or blue prints furnished 1t short notice
CLALRvOYANCE
NINE LAvEE. NOTED cIAIRyoyANT
jectA Tells past, present and future. .satisfac-
ton guaranteed or no pay. Simonelli house.
SOD Third street. parlors II and Ia
MEME. KILRICH, THE GREAT sERRRss,
IVA tells past. present aud future. Consula-
ton on all AFFAIRS Ladies'. 81. gentlemen. s.
Willis house, l.5l65s Front street. third door,
room 40
AIRS PARKER BUSINESS MEDIUM AND
Av1 life reoffing clairvoysut; consultations on
business. specutatious, remov ais absent fdends
diseases. minerals. etc l.2l6 second street
NfMK ALEso. THE cELEBLATED CLAIR
and James. Hours. . q M to .. m.
sTENOGRAPHERA
NAY ELLIOTT - sTESOGRAPHER AND
WI typewriter; stenogrsphic work Of al kinds
executed Rooms ana =. kosu block.
DEMiSGTos TYPEWRITER HEADQuAR.
Ilters; machines and supplies: shorthand ana
machines rented Room 81, seattle block
corner Third And Cherry sfreetA
yUAsHINGToS TYPEWRITER aRAp.
w -Stenographers furnished: short,
hand and fypewriting WORK executed; tyne
writers rented Roxweli block. Columbia
street
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nTEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY. CHS
" hoims hail. SIS Front street. Open al
safhmef- Class .oz adults. Monday and Thur
Gay evenings For ladies and children. eatar-
DAY afternoon. Private lessons: waltz Q sps-
ttasty.
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ENGINEERS and COWrRACrORa
Can FRANCISCO BRIDGE CONPAHY-KN.
- Efneers ead contractors for bfidges Of every
description: wharf building. pile drivine. drsds
ing and steam shovel excavaaine; psans and
Specifications furnished on application; onrro-
sponAenes solicited. Ofkcs loos q Jaeksnn
ssreef seattle. Wasa.
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nREssMAKIN6 AND FAMILY SEWING AT
- homo o. to 20 ous By the DAY. Gail OF al
area l,zxi North Third street. room 81.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
Gambling.

Almost every. paper In the country is
urging upon Congress the necessity OF for
bidding the New Orleans lottery company
70 use the mails and make II criminal
offense for the express companies to aid
them in any way by transporting letters OF
money for their use. But while we are
doing this we should not forget our own
gambling dens at home. We should aim
to bring the same amount Of pressure to
bear upon the members Of the General
Assembly to prohibit gambling in the
States as in New Orleans, and not even
stop there. The city and village officials
should be urged TO do their whole duty
under the laws to prohibit II.
During the fair held here last week
wheels of fortune, or something similar
were running in full blast on the streets
Of this place and on the fair ground
Without the presence and aid of thu
moral and religious elements an agrlcul
tural fair would be very much crippled
but a repetition OF what occurred at the
last fair In the way Of swindling schemes
the aid Of the elements last referred car
not be expected to cbeerfully cooperate
for the continued success Of the far.
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Catarrh Can,t BE Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease.
Catarrh is q blood or constitutional dis.
ease, and In order 10 cure II you have 10
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, aud acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces. Eall's
Catarrh cure Is no quack medicine. II
was prescribed by one OF the best phsic-
ians In this country for years, and is Q
regular prescription. @1tis composed Of
the best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect com
bination Of the two Ingredients Is what
produces such wonderful results In curing
catarrh.f Send for testimonials free. +
q F.J. Cheney q Co., Props, Toledo, o
lB-sold by Druggists, 75c ''f 98Ni
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The Bueksye State Ahead.

U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WASHINGTON, d. G., Aug. %, 1890. {
Levi Bowman, ESQ.,, Wellington, Lorair
Co, Ohio.
Sm:-Your letter OF the 2lst instant "a
the Hon. Secretary, accompanying a spec
linen OF the Bowman American Wonder
potato, has bsen referred to me for lreply
The specimens are very handsome ant
desirable in appearance, but, Of course,
have no knowledge Of their table quail
tiles.
Your mention Of the date Of planting
does not make the time OF maturing clear
as You do not give the date Of rlpening
but I inferifrom the letter that the dat
was the date OF your letter, Aug. 2lst
This would give 72 days as the time |
took to mature. Ifthis inference Is cor
rect flnd no record In the department ol
shorter period than yours.
The State Agricultural College Of Mich
igan Instituted, the past year, experiment
with 75 different varieties, and the earlies
which there matured occupied So days
and OF these there we're but four viz;
Nolls No. 8. or Mrs. Cleveland. ..S5 days
Seeding from Fort Collins. ...." q"
Putnam's Early,... ..-.. 49,. " g"
June Eating,
The other II varieties varied from % to 124
days 10 rIpening. Resp ectfully,
EDWIN WnLITs.
Asst, Secy.
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The Best Advertising. !;

The most efficient advertising in behalf
of Hoods Sarsaparilla Is that which
comes from the medicine itself, That is,
those who are cured by 1t, speak 10
friends suffering similarly, who in turn
derive benefit and urge others TO try this
successful medicine. Thus the circle Of its
popularity ID rapidly widening from this
cause alone, and more and more are be-
coming enthusiastic In behalf Of Hoods
barsaparilla as II actually demonstrates
Its absolute merit All that Is asked for
Hoods Barsaparllla Is that II be given O
fair trial. Ifyou need blood purifier, OF
building up medicine, try Hoods Sarsap.
eriIla. W. nlaIl n.-tNl W. .Al I
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countrymen; but, relying on God, meet
the foe with fresh defiance and with un-
conquered and unconquerable hearts"

countrymen; but, relying on God, meet
the foe with fresh defiance and with un-
conquered and unconquerable hearts"
In our last issue there appeared in the
local items paragraph about the Mutual
insurance company Of Pittsfeld being
compelled to adjust loss. One r. Mills
has written US personal letter saying
there was no such company there, but
there is an association In existence there
which are bound to contribute by assess
ment to pay losses. Now where Is the diff
erence. Mutual is generally understood to
aid one another. The writer has evidently
written with view Of securing a little
free advertising for the association. 1t
must be understood that this paper is free
to speak Of anything that occurs In the CON-
munity when the facts are in our possess
ion as II was in this case. The writer Of
the article has not elevated the standing
Of the association any In our estimation
and SO far as our experience has been We
have no desire to become member OF q
similar one. The communication will be
found In another COLUMN. fE
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
A CARD.

On account Of continued III health, IL
has become necessary for me TO dispose Of
my business. Mr.. s. Turner Of Cleveland
will take possession Friday or Saturday
this week. ! take this opportunity to
thank my many friends and the public
generally, for their very liberal patronage.
Mr.. Chas. Ellis will remain with Mr..
Turner for the present, All accounts due
me will be settled by Mr.. Ellis at the
store, Hoping you viii give Mr.. Turner a
liberal share Of your patronage, w l5
M / Iremain, Yours Truly, ~
CHAs. WILLARD.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
Church Notes and Announcements
CONGREGATIONAL

CONGREGATIONAL.
There will be communion service nexi
Sunday morning.
The annual thank offering meeting
Of the ladies' will be held at the church
parlors Friday evening.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Mr.. s. 8. McGill, lately Of Urichsville
o., having been called to the pastorate oi
the Christian Church In this city, will be
gin his work next Sunday, preaching botf
morning and evening.
Preaching next Lords day, morning
and evening. by &. 8. McGill, pastor. Al
cordially invited.
L0.G.T.
Mrs. ]. @. Stone, P. q. q T. Of |. o. g
T., will lecture In the l. o. q. T. Hal
Wednesday and Thursday evenings Of thil
week. Admission free. A collection will
be taken to defray expenses. Everyone
welcome. f.tf.. ..HuU r4
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
Bumness NOtas.

U. A. Wettrich Of Cleveland VIII occupy
the west half Of the Benedict block after
Sept. 10 with merchant tailor goods.
]. W. Blinn Is occupying the stroupe
block with confectionery goods
Mrs. A. Banning is occupying the Cot
tsge House. a-.. ..,ioift
Mr.. Jos. Blnehower has been appointed
agent Of the Anglo Nevada insurance
corporation Of San Francisco California,
said to be the largest company wesl Of
Philadelphia. ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03

n OuOlCO ldlul ~ uNiCo Blu
ated Is miles east OF Center Of Penfeld.
excellent repair; 80 acres river bottom;
neighborhood unexcelled; title perfect;
enquire of Lyman Scoville, on township
line road between Penheld and yelling
ton. I36uJ
Lost Bracelet.
On the Fair Ground Aug. 28lh., heavy
silver bracelet The finder will be liber-
ally rewarded by returning same 10
]. s. MALLORY & Co.,
Wellington, Ohio.
LOST.
From Polk hack between Wellington
and Sullivan, Sept. list. q pair OF new
leather haliers The finder will please
leave at Wellington or Sullivan Post
Office and be rewarded.
Wanted.
Some wood and hay in exchange
pictures at
SAUNDERS PHoTo GALLERY.
READ u
R.N. Goodwin is negotiating with
party In Iowa for a $400 White Bronze
| It ulOuuntubt GADCIlo W NlOcC hhO
contract in the near future.
LOOK!
See the design OF the beautiful White
Bronze Monument recently erected at
Newark, N. j., TO the memory of the
'Puritans." "It's Dandy"
For Sale-Real Estate.
The real estate OF the late Thomas Ser
age deceased is offered tor sale by the ad
ministrator For prices and terms of sale
enquire Of 1851 j. t. HASKELL, Atty.
SOMETHING NEW.-Just step into
Z. Benedict's and see the Detroit Sure
Grip Tackle Block.
As the season for wind storms Is nearU
here call on r. N. Goodwin and get your
property insured against such storms
Rates are cheap.
A CARD.-Curline will keep bangs
crimps and frizzes In perfect order. Fol-
sale at +. B. Tssot's drug store. (87
A CARD.-I have opened dental roomi
over Bowlby & Halls, where will be
pleased TO see parties wishing FIRsT-CLAsi
! dental work OF any kind done. ! feel con.
6dent that can please you.
Z. HOLLOWAY, ID. DIS.
LAND FOR SALE.-Two hundred
acres Of good farm land, well timbered
with living water, well located, with lit
tie improvement; situated in Osceola
county, Michigan, near railroad station
and mills. For further particulars enquire
of W. II. II. SUTIIFF,
1910 Wellington, o.
EOR SALE-Farm and village prop.
eriy. Inquire Of J. 7. Haskell, Att'y-Gt-
Law, Wellington, Ohio.
FORSAI.E. desirable Louse "a
lot ON Baker street; also 0ne on De Wolf
street. Above properly is offered very
cheap. Enquire Of X. N. GOODWIN ot
CHAs. WILLARD.
Notice.
I'M. Crablree will pay the highea
market prices for live and dressed hugs
veal calves, dry and green hides and pelts
E0R SALE.-The Swift property, west
{ side South Main ST., can now be bought
( cheap. Q5tD r. N. GOODWIN, Agt.
FOR sALE-Cheap, Six Horse Powey
Engine, large Boiler In good condition.
For further particulars, call at the Enter
Q prise Office. Qtf
R.N. Goodwin offers for sale houses
b and lots very cheap; all in good localities,
i See him before purchasing.
CHOlCE DAIRY BUTTER.
i keepa supply Of choice dairy bu 10,
e In quantities 10 suit purchasers on hand Of
n all times. G. WILLARD.
A Itch. Manga. and Scratches ON bun,un
: or animals cured in so minutes by Wool
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
FIRE.

The fire bell was sounded Monday
morning at six O'Clock for an alarm from
Hamilton Street. The department was soon
on hand and ascertained that II was the
dwelling house Of P. Sprague. While the
family was at breakfast the smoke was OBJ
served around the premises pouring out
from the roof. The alarm was given as
promptly as possible and the
household effects removed but
the flames we've under such
headway that they could not be quenched
except by the department. The first story
of the building was entirely consumed
before the flames could be brought under
control. Mr.. Sprague Is man In limited
circumstances and having no insurance
on his building the loss will be keenly
telt
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03

At one o'clock Wednesday morning the
night watch gave the alarm Of fire in the
old foundry building belonging to the
Wellington Machine Company. The de-
partment was promptly on hand but the
flames was under such headway that all
efforts was made to confine them to the
building and save adjacent property which
was done in very successful manner. A
part Of the structure had been torn down
and removed a few weeks ago in order to
make room for the new brick building
which is now in progress Of erection and
what was left was to be taken away soou
as the new one was completed. The loss
on patterns will reach twenty-five hundred
dollars, and being thrown out of the use
Of the old structure will cause q great In
convenience just at present, as there was
large number Of orders for castings OF
hand to fill.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03

The clerk was INSTRUCTED 10 nOtliy 20
property owners to repair walks. The
committee reported adversely to entertain.
ing the claim Of Mrs, D. West for dam.
ages. Mayor Couch turned over TO the
treasurer seventeen dollars, the amount
collected for fines and licenses for August.
The electric light question was discussed
tor some time and all appeared to be fa-
vorable TO investigating the expense OF
same, and, II within reach, recommend Its
purchase, as a number Of business men
had signifed their intention of giving II a
trial.
Mayor Couch was instructed 10 confer
with the railroad companies about placing
gates at the crossings. The council then
adjourned.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
BUSINESS Locals.
Farm For Sale.

A choice farm containing 70 acres stu
ated 11S miles east Of Center Of Pen6eld.
Good house, barn and out buildings, all in
excellent repair; so acres river bottom
neighborhood unexcelled; title perfect;
enquire Of Lyman Scoyille, on township
line road between Penfeld and yelling
ton. I30uJ
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-03
Lost Bracelet.

On the Fair Ground Aug. 28lh., a heavy
silver bracelet The finder will be liber-
ally rewarded by returning same 10
J.S. MALLORY & Co.,
Wellinpfou Ohio