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BrfdgeviiIe, 12-westiugbouse, O.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THR DIsPATCH.l
BRIDGEvILLE, July l2-The game between
the Bridgeville and Westinghouse clubs to-
day resulted in a shut-our to the Westinghouse.
the hard hitting of Bridgeville Club tells the
tale. Score:
Westinghouse. 0 0 O. o. o
SUMMARI-Base hits-Bridgeville, %; Westing-
house, 6. Errors-BridgevIlle. 4; Westing ghouse,
4. Two-base hits-Houser, Jones, Cutler 2. Home
run-Cutler.
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MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.
A FIELD DAY.

The Young Mems Catholic Club Outing nj
McKee's Rocks.
The Young Mems Catholic Club of the West
End, held great field day at McKee's Rocks
yesterday. Over 1000 persons were present, and
all enjoyed the warmly contested events. II
was gala day for West Enders, and the ath.
ietes OF the club we're out In full force. Fol.
lowing is the list Of prizes and winners in the
various events:
One hundred yard race, ten entries. frsr
prize, gold medal by honorary members: sec.
ond prize, gold ring by G. B. Kutchbach-C.
J. Mogan won. first, James sdadden second.
Time IL seconds
Two hundred and twenty yard race nrss
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Greenshurg. 40s0 o '--lo
our Boys....,,,;;.., ..,...O j o.
base hits, Painter. Gufey, Lang. Double play,
Jamison, Donah0e and Wilson. Sacrifice hts,
Painter: Marberger. Mcsteen. Sch ohe. Stolen
bases, Jamison, O'Brein, q First base on balls,
Greensburg s. Our Boys, 4. Struck out, by CAL
lahan, s: by Hemphill. 2. Passed balls, Fitzsim-
mons, i; Mcsteen, 3 wild pitch, Hemphill.
Time--2:I0. Umpire. Turney.
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Esrrar. Iirst on paii,-Fsrrsr and Browning naa
ders, stricier, Browning, McAIeer, BateIyy''
Wild piteh-Bakely. Tine. iiso. umpirss-Hoi.
bert and Ferguson.
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BROOKLYN. 7-CIucIuuntI, 1.

NEW York, July l2-The Brooklyn and
Cincinnati IN, L) teams played the iveliest
game OF the season AT Washington Park.
Brooklyn, to-day. In the fourth inning the
Bridegrooms had secured q run and then a
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-13
COMING UP A LITTLE.
Mansneld Applies for Sit in the American
Association.

AsBocIntiOn.
tsPEcrAL TELEeRAM TO THE pIsP ATcH.I
MANSFIELD O., July l2-MansHeld tonight
made telegraphic application to President
Phelps for admission to the American Asso-
citation as soon as the news of the Toledo as
signment was received. Mansfield has no com.
petition in the Tri-state League and there is
contests.
The team draws from 800 to 800 people daily
and II better class Of clubs were secured the
attendance would be larger. The Mansfield
company has the best of financial backing and
has club that could make o very creditable
showing In the Association.
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SECOND DIVISION ORDERS.

Marshal David Hunter, Jr., Of the Second
division, requires his staff to be on hand
promptly at $50 A. M, and appoints John
Glenn Assistant Adjutant General. John
G. Hastings Chief of staff, and the follow
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TRI.sTATE LEAGUE.

McKeesporr Again Defeated By the Mans
helds-OIher Scores.
MANSFIELD, July l2-The homo team won
her 18th victory to-day. Fournier pitched a
shut-out game, but Klnsman's muff Of Fitzsim-
mons assist allowed Miller to score from
second base, where he had been sent on his
hit, and Niles base on balls. The score:
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q Eirst base on errors -CinclnnatL !: Brooklyn.
p Left on bases-CincInuati, 8; Brooklyn, S.
First base on balls-CmclnnatL 2: brooklyn, 4.
Three base hit-Pinkney. Two base. hits-smith.
Terry, Nulane, Reilly. Stolen bsses-Foutz, Don
oyan struck out-FoutZ, Terry, Rhines 2.
Double piay-Marr and Reilly. Sacrifice hits
Donovan, Reilly. Harrington. Time-l:S5. Um-
.pire-- cDermott.
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@. r. schrader,
8. p. BarDhart,
W. p. Armstrong,
w. II. Braoken,
w. Is. Denny.
Z. A. Hutchinson.
II. ID. Barker,
q. X. Blber,
General VIM. Blakeley,
George J. German,
George E. Foster,
Stanton Marquis,
J. y. KimberiIn,
Joseph S. Roddy,
". X. Carlysle,
samuel McMasters,
James Lowrie,
Alex A. Patterson,
George Smith,
John BUSH.
7. L. Clark,
John Kress,
syla Bierman,
J. J. Hamilton,
George F. Heckel,
DR.. W. w. Wolf,
William J. Rothrum,
John Stulen,
Thomas Ward,
w. W. Beatty,
James Newell,
Richard Sharp,
G. Steffen, Jr.,
James d. johnson,
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Articles for n 1OO- Yard Race.

Dan Hays. Of this city, and Ed Beck, of
Sharpsburg. signed articles and made deposit
of s25 last night for a l0O-yard race, to take
place at Recreation Park, Allegheny on Sat
urday, August 30. The race is Tor $3.50 side,
open to S2O0 side.
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YIRsr DIvfsToN oRDERs,

II. K. Beatty, NJ. D., Marshal Of the
First division, directs his staff 10 report
mounted at division headquarters at $50
A. M. July II, He appoints Frank J.
Fleck, Assistant Adjutant Gensralj Alfred
B. Smith. Chief OF STAFF, and the following
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-13

]. M. Maloney,
r. D. Ackley,
George Richards,
Peter Bolster,
Frank Robinson,
John Lippert,
David Hastings,
William Eichenlaub,
William Greenawalr,
David Macferron,
Robert Macferron,
r. j. Baxter,
William e. Curvis,
c. ]. Johnston,
F. Waldschmidt,
Joseph Knollinger,
William Weldon,
]. F. Bailey,
Henry Brehm,
Edward Merriman,
William r. Meese,
Henry Meese,
James Bradley,
e. G. Gerwig,
c. L., DIttmar,
John Askey,
James Benney,
w. P. Hunker,
Robert Dilworth,
W. n. White.
John r. Brown,
George Gerwig,
Robert Jones,
John Hunter,
Harry Dillon,
VIM. Hamilton,
H. Marcellus,
A. Barkley,
Geo. B. Catterall,
James Sherry,
T. Q. Johnston,
John Milby,
Danl. Davis,
". J. Thubron,
o. A. Klageg,
Christ Schrader,
3. 8. Woodburn,
Robert Swan,
J. y. Bell,
Dr.. q. A. Muller,
Geo, Junkor.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-13

cisyeland. o o o = o o o o.
sUMMARY-Earned druns-Philadelpha, Q. Two
base hlts--Myers, Thompson. stolen bases
Hamilton e. Thompson. Double plays-Gleason,
Allen and Rchriver: Mayer, Myers and schriyer:
McKeaa Ardner and Dowse. First base balls
Hamilton 2 Thompson 2 Clements, MAYER.
GnEs. Mexican, DOwse, Davis, Zmmer Wads-
Gleason. Doves, Davis, Ardner, Madsworth.
Passed balls-CleIhcntE, ZlmIner. Time, 2;OO'
Dmpire-Lynch.
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New York. 5-ChicnRo, 8.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE New York Play
ers' League defeated the Chicagos by fortu-
nate punching Of hits early in the game
Kings curves were SO freely batted that Bar
ston was substituted. During the last six in
base hits were made. Attendance, 4304. Score:
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BRookLYN. AE pUFFALo. \ 1PA

ssrS3Gkiy sr3faicy, n...'......G S-S
sUMMARY-Earned runs-Brooklyn. IA; Buffalo.
base on balls-of sowders, 8; of Lewis a;
of Murphy, g. Struck out-By Sowders, 2; by
sacrihce hits Joyce, Van Hatren, Mack Halli-
gan Carney, stolen bases-Ward, 2; Joyce, An
drews Daily, 2: Van Haltren, Sowders, Halligau.
Three.base hits-Joyce, Sunday, Orr, q Two-bsse
hits-.ward, 2: Sunday, MeGeachy, 2; Hoy
Howe, Wise and Carney. O. Bslk-Beecher. Wild
pitches-Murphy, !: Lewis, !. Time -2:03. Um-
pires-knight and Jones.
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IL spaIdIns BrauchIus Ouis

The Chicago Tribune says that the mission Of
President spalding, who is now In New York. 10
70 buy the franchise Of the New York League
club from Mr.. Day and no one need be sur
prised to see him assume control OF the New
York club In the near future.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-13

bOst0n...-...- -. ....-..U q o I 0
sUMNARY-Earned runs-Chicago. /: Boston, 1.
Two-base hits-AnsOn, sullivan. Stolen base
Brodie. First base on balls-CoOney, Wilmot,
Bennett Smith. First base on errors--Chicago,
2; Boston, ]. Struck Wilmot. Burns Glen
alvin. Hutchinson, kttridRe, Long, Tucker,
Smith, Clarkson. Double plays - Glenalvin,
COoney and Anson: Kittridge, CooneY and Anson:
Bennett and Long. Time--l:4l. UmpIre--Mc-
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Anew Fielder Purchased.

The local National League team yesterday
purchased the release of Osborne, the Wheel
ing fielder. This young man is said to be a
great fielder and good batter. If he proves all
right Kelly will be released and Osborne will
he a fixture in left field. He joins the team in
Philadelphia.
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PittsbuTs ..:..............'0 81
sUhMARY.Earned runs-New York. s; Left on
bases-New York, 10: PittsburR, Q. First base on
balls-Of Wech, 6: off Bowman, g. Struck out
Denny, Decker, Berger Bowman 2 Wech.
1hree-base hits-Denny, Hecker. Two-base hits
1iernan, Hornung, Clarke, Miller. Sacrifice hits
Glasscock Bassett = Denny, Welrh, Miller, Kelly.
Roat Hornung 3. Denny. Clarke 4 Buckley.
Double plays-Bassett, Esterbrook and Gasscock; !;
Wilson and Decker. Hit by pitched ball-1fer-
nan. Wild pitches--Bowinan, 2: Welch. /.
Passed ball-Decker. Time, l:55. Umpire
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-13

ALL the latest novelties in Gipsy and
forget-me-not rings, stick pins, etc.
M. G.. COHEN,
Diamond Expert and Jeweler, 533 Smith
field street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-13
Brooklyu, 2S-Buffajo, 16,

BROOKLYN, July 12-The Brooklyn and Buf.
falo Players teams inuulged in a regular slug
ging match and in fumbling to-day. Attend
ance, 800. Score:
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Gree,asburs "".""".."I So99ggo-2
Our Boy ,..,,.......,, 10
kUMNARY-- Earned runs-OuF BOYS, ]. Homo
runs-Callihan. Sacrifice hits-BArelAy, stolen
hases-Jnnison 2 Donohue g. MitinEer, Vettera 2
smith, Callihnn. First base on bAlls-1 rcens
burg, Z; Our Boys. 4. Len on bAses-.Greens-
burg. o. our Boys, T. struck out-By Hemphill,
o. by Calihan, H. Wild pitches-- 1iemphlll, j;
CalIihan, 2. Hi by pitched bAll--Gufisy. Time
li46. umplre-Theurer and McNally.
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PhfIndelphin, I5-cIereIand, 4.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE Philadelphia
Cleveland National League game was robbed
OF all interest by the home club knocking out
ten runs, nine earned. Attendance, 1884.
Score:
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Hor Weather waIstsg

35 dozen striped cheviot waists only 75o.
The biggest bargain of all. All sizes.
ROSENBAUM q Co.
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BOSTON. RBP ElPiTTsDuRG. RDPAi

suhMARY--Earned runs -Boston 8. Two base
hits--Brown. SWEET Brouthers, klchardson, Nash
run Ichardson. stolen bases-- -Brouthers Hat
hed, Nash, Brown. First on balls--HatHeld,
ton g Pitlsburg .. struck out. Brown, stOvey,
swett 2 Hatfield Daley, Fields kobinIon, Maui,
Passed ball--swett Wild pitches-- Maui 3. Hit
BY pitched ball--lener. Tlme--l;6a Umpires--
Gaffney and Sheridan.
Players LeaRue Record.
Following is the standing OF tho clubs OF the
Players League In the race for the pennant:
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OTHER GAMES.

Our Boys, 3-Grcensburg, Q.
rrruAL TELEGRAM To THE DisrAToHi
GREENsBURo, July l2.-The Greensburgs
were defeated by the Our Boys yesterday in the
best game of the season. Tho score:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-13

hthbs
Jacob T.. Bame.
| y. p. Lockhart,
Charles II. Dixon,
A. q. Anderson,
II. N. Gunder,
A. Ulrich.
II. A. Rogers,
ID. K. Nicholson,
James e. Terry,
John ]. Davis,
H, y. Kerner,
Thomas W. 1rvin,.
John M enold,
DR.. John Kirker,
J.. p. Stern,
X. 3. Robb,
Mack Daley,
David Edwards,
Elmer Miller,
Z. L. Bear,
DR.. G. Redcick,
Frank Kline,
Robert Munroe,
Clarence Goldman,
J. r. Horner,
J. g. Smith,
W. q. Mierwick,
James Johnston,
M. Petri.
J. NJ. Allen,
Z. E. Custard,
7. r. Morris,
Charles P. sorg,
ID. A. Knox.
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Greensburg, 10-Our Boys. 8.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcHl
GRRENsBuRG, July 1.-THE home team
turned the tables to-day and defeated the Our
BOYS with ease, Score:
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ASSOCIATION GAMES.

At st. Louis
CT. LOuh.---.-..--.........o
Syracuse. D 0 O.
SUMMARY-Hits St. Louis, ID; Syracuse, 2.
Errors. Syracuse, !.
At Louisville
Louisville. .................4 IS
Athletic. .............2 o O.
SUMMARY - Batteries Goodall, Meakin and
Ryan: Ward ard Robinson. Hits, Louisville. lo;
Athletic, H. Errors, Louisville, 3; Athletic, q
At Columbus
Rochester. o o O. 2
Columbus, o o o ~
SuMhARY.Batteries. Knanss and o'Connor;
Callahan and Mcclure. Hits, Rochester 9: Colum.
bus, . Errors, Rochester, .; Columbus, l.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-13
the WEATHER.

For WESTERN PENNsYL-
vANIA AND WEST VIRGINIA:
FAIR, FOLLOWED BY SHOW
ERs, SoUTHERLY WINDS, STA
TEMPERATURE, EXCEPT IN
Z NEW YORK, SLIGHTLY
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-13

Scotch Ginghams,
Extra wide, 30c-S5c goods, all to go, al 16ca
yd. Sale begins Monday morning
KNABLE & SHUsTER, 35 Fifth ave.
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Grnud Piano nc n Bargain.

GraBd Piano at n Bargain.
A Hsllet 8 Davis parlor grand, in good
order, fully warranted, can be purchased
very low; just the piano for q singing So
ciety. Easy payments IL desired. Lechner
q shoenberger, SO Filth avenue, General
Agents for Krsnich & Bach pianos.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-13

Il AAAo ~ 49,
n. Darlington,
John Slagle,
n. W. Oliver,
Thos. Boyle,
r. d. Wood,
r. II. Boggs,
D. b. Oliver,
]. Ross Proctor,
| o. P. Scaife,
M. F. Scaife,
| W. l.. Scaife,
Chas. Cole,
Lou Irwin,
VIM. Irwin,
Frank Smith,
Hood Smith,
James Dewhurst,
]. X. Werner,
J. r. Reed.
David Donaldson,
William McCandless,
II. Sellers Mckee,
William Rhodes,
John Walker,
H. Bull, Jr.,
Winn Shiras.
George Shiras ILL.,,
George Rudolph,
Charles Dahlinger,
NJ. X. Gillespie,
Henry Mcknight,
VIM. NJ. Scaife
| L. Wertheimer,
Frank Weyman,
Geo. Marshall,
Wilson Miller,
Q. Q. Baer.
Harry Patton,
VIM. Cain,
VIM. Gibbs,
]. A. Grier,
| W. B. Rodgers,
o. McCrury,
u. +. Henry,
d. N. W atson,
W. W. Sauers,
Andrew Patfenbach,
Charles. Holmes,
A. Hartje,
Ross Drum.
William Wilcox,
James Wilcox,
Scott Ward,
A. Lawrence,
Theo Sproul,
George Shea,
Joseph Shea,
l. Wales,
Alex. Mcclure,
J. V. Scaife,
Frank Dohrmap,
William Jamison.
DIR. Simpson,
Max Klein,
II. y. jenkins.
William B. Scaife,
James Stewart.
Frank Anshutz.
Robert Knox, Jr..
John Siefert,
Allen Hall,
George A. Kelly,
A, N. Marshall.
II.
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z. Buttsrick &c Co.'s Patterns and PubIle.-
tIon
For August now on sale.
A. q. CAMPBELL q SONS, 81 Fifth ave.
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AIDS TO CHIEF MARSHAL.

-@&'s SAASA A4Seee
EFF MARSHAL.
Thos. Mckee,
d. b. Hostetter,
John Moorehead,
&. B. Shea,
Ed Painter,
Charles Painter,
e. N. Byers,
]. B. Chambers,
ID. e. Lyon,
Major Jos. Speer,
Jos. Horne,
Durbin Horne,
Colonel VIM. A. Stone,
VIM. Graham,
J. Painter, Jr.,
Gus Moeskel,
John Walsh,
H. Hoffman,,
Hay Walker,
F. HoldshIp,
Thomas Cook,
James Scully,
James Armstrong,
Henry Burt.
Frim Graham,
r. Richardson,
r. Alberto,
Jacob Klee,.
John Fisher,
Elliott Rogers.
E. L. Lewis,
Jos. May,
Chas. Brown,
Jas. Pearson,
Perry Charles,
DR.. E. Huselton,
DR.. Hechelman,
DR., Phillips,
DR.. McCready.
z. Groe;zinger,
]. A. Davidson,
Jos. Kahn,
Jas. Mcfarland,
Chas. Miegart,
Chas. Gerwig,
Humphrey Miller.
L. Mcclure. Jr,,
Austin Clark,
DR.. J. II. Williams,
William Kennedy,
ID. Thompson,
b. F. Jennings.
James Friend,
Frank Hotfstott
J. d. Lyon.
William Lawrence,
+. Nicola,
Moses Atwood,
Frank Moorhead,
q. Bruitt.
Horton Singer,
u. Baird,
Clem Reymer.
John Smithley,
John Gilleland,
Theo. Hostetter,
J. II. Wolfe.
Blair Painter,
William Patton,
George McMurtrie,
Chester Albree,
Bert Follansbse,
Park Painter.
lea
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-13

John Jones-I think it is time for you 70
come home. Here, I've been walking the floor
all evening.
: Mrs. Jones-John JONES' not a word out of
you. Give me the baby. am ashamed of you.
Why don't you buy a new suit of clothes from
DICKSON, the well-xnown and popular tailor,
IS Fifth avenue second floor. telephone 1858,
and the next time 20 out I'll take you along.
John Jones-Pll just go over to the drugstore,
II you'll let me, and telephone at once that Pll
fashionable new suits. jy13
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Nntinnnl LenGue Record.

Following is the standing of the clubs in the
nennant race of the National League:
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-01
Grain, Flour and Feed

The senior proprietor Of this paper has
been subject to frequent colds for some
years, which was sure TO lay him up II
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II opens The secretions, relieves the lungs,
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porter. Des Moines, Iowa. so cent bot
tles for sale by Fred d. Felt, druggist.
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Failures in Life.

People fail 10 many ways. In business,
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When asked IL the interview in the

When asked II the Interview IN the
Plain Dealer reflected his views correctly,
Mr.. Wadsworth replied that 1t did as far
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-01
THE MARKETS
Cheese.

SHIPMENTS FoR2 WEEKS ENDING Dec 30
Cheese, '451 pkgs., weighing 43435 lbs.
Butter, 42j 20485
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HHe jesis at scars, who never felt a
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MILES NERVE g. LIVER PILLS

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Detroit. Mich.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-01

My carts have already been introduced nearly half the States
the onon are giving most excellent satisfaction s
different styles as shown below. ~ -
No passenger Cart with sat bottom No. one pas
enger Cart with sduare body in place Of Stats No. two
enger Cart with slat Bottom No is passenger Cart with
square body In place OF Stats No is passenger Cart with
square body with closed back and with box inches deep with
opening on top This is Pole Cart n DoIANp - 80
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-01

ID
Conveys Passengers and
Baggage TO and from trains
or residences. sAlso col
lects and distributes ex-
press, doing a general ex-
pressing and package bus
mess. Leave orders or
telephone America a n
House.
Carriages can be had to
any part OF city at same
price Of omnibus.
III. s. SMITH.
Proprietor
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-01

The Importance Of purifying the bleod can
not be overestimated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs .
good medicine to purify, vitallze, and enrich
the blood, and we ask you to try Hoods
Doe,,lia. Sarsaparilla. Itstrengthens
TCSuiioi and builds up the system,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while It eradicatcs disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
Of the vegetable remedies used give to
Hoods sarsaparilla pccul- To lfeolf
lar curative powers. No ~ ItoOH
other medicine has such record Of wonderful
cures. II you have made up yoEr mind to
buy Hoods sarsaparllla do not be induced to
take any other instead. It Is Peculiar
Medicine, and Is worthy your confidence.
Hoods Sarsaparl!la is sold by all druggists.
Prepared Lyc. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
loc Cocce ono Dollar
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-01
Reliable Grocery

House, where you will get just
such goods as are necessary for
the occasion. We have more COM
plete assortment and better dis
play of china, glassware, lamps,
decorated and plain tableware,
than ever before. Nobody should
think OF purchasing anything In
our line before visiting our store.
BOWLBY& Dc HALL.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-01

Nervous Derangement end Cons
Ayoid the doctors bill before II Is to late,
by Keeping convenient Salvation OIL,
which Is the greatest pain destroyer ex-
tant. Price 25 cents.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-01

Hlbbard's Rheumatic Syrup cures rheu-
matlsm by striking at the seat Of the dis
ease and restoring the kidneys and liver 10
healthy action. II taken sufficient time
To- thoroughly eradicate such poison, II
never fails. "
For sale by Z. w. Adams.