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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-28

Blocks oS2, Iront parts Oh lotS 80 70 ~ van horno
Block SO, lots i 3 8 and 4 van Horne street
Block 5ss. lots 8. ID and II. Van Horne street
Block sos, lots L. 10 and "a, Van Horne street
R Rlsss IS s., I |s!s + & 4 + i i s sss i \, y xsa H Hs.as s street.
Block 59S, lots n and %, Van Horne street
Block sos lots %, 80, 81 aud g, cartaret avenue
Block sos, lot IS, Canal street
Block sos, lots 81, SO and 50, Canal street
Block 500, lots 40. a. ~ and 43. Canal street
blosF So So. 1915 1915 4 4. & Is ana ana i; M Mo oawara street street
Block sos, lots *, 81 and 81, Woodward street
Block 59S, lots 50, %, 30 and 50, Woodward street
Bioes sSS,. lots 81, & and IS, Woodward street
s slocE 49, 81. less ! ls sa Il T Wooawasd stree street
bloek S -. i lots 4 4, : il a ana i T. Woodwwarda street street
BLOCK s3. lots ii, is and is, Woodward street
BlSeE g. IS. l ISts ] ] s AND + + 6 sSFsssss s sssaus
Block 6S2, lot 5, Cartarst avenue
B BIScE s Is, i Ios & & h haiisaay s sIrsss
Block 62, lot {, HaIladay street
Block sISS lots y y Y sn ss &, ~Esaiiaday street
s s|ssE IS IS II Il 81 / !. S SsssI HIS: s ssssss
Block ga. lots l and 2, Pacific avenue
HISsk u.s. rs. loss : : d. I il ra and + l. R4 TaoIii sy sssnus
Block e1s, lots 70 4 and l5 Pacihc avenue
RII0se s a iiots y y i q & 4 and = y; fpasias venus
Block SIS, lots 81, 50 and So, Pacific avenue
Block bf3, lot "A, Pactnc avenue
Block SIS. lots 81 and S. cavan Point road.
Block 6iS. lots So, ~, Al and 42. Halliday street
Block 6S. lots Is. a.. IS and part OF 40. Halliday
sBsilock Ga. part OF lot IS. all Of lots II. IS, 40 and 60.
Block Us, lots 81. g and So, Halliday street
Block 65S, lots 81. IS. So and 81, Halliday street
Block So, parts Of lots %, So 60. 81, 81, 6ss "a, IS
block as. front parts II lots IS, 90. 60, 81. q. ss. 81.
e5, Sc, 81 and IS, Halliday street
h bISck 81. l loss ]. Z ! AND p J we rs. % stEfs5 street
Block 674, part of lot 8 and ali Of lots Q, 10. Il and
BLOCK 50. lots is. ii ana Is. Wilton street
s.Block GA. lots 16 and IL Wilton street
B BlOc,s 81 81 Lots Lots j, y Y 3 g ana ana q Il WSison street street
B BIock ~. Ioss IS g and fs q. Wilton aae street. sssss'
Block GA. lots 81, 81 " and S. Cayen Point ave
Block s74, lot a., Pacific avenue
Biock s III. lots Ioss |: q q ana ana Il. Pae II AVENUE avenue
s!SsE & q, Isss 4 4 Z Z 4 i s sRs 3; F Pss!1Is s sssnas
Block ga, lots 30 and 81, Pacific avenue
B Biosk e, j lots & &, Z. 8 &, so 3 and = e &. fssli sgs avenue
Block 50. front parts 81 lots 81, Is .. Is &, s. and
block 81, roar parts Of lots g, %, o. g, So 81 and
~Block 81. lot 3 ! Wilton street
Block 675, lot N, certaret avenue
Block So, lot L Wilton street
Block SIS lot a, Caven Point avenue
And the said Court has fixed saturday, the third
day Of May, eighteen hundred and ninety. az the
O'clock in the forenoon. as the time and place for
hearing any objections that may be made 70 tina
assessment. shargss and lie 4 liked a9a certified =
port, when and where all parties interested there.
= may - - DENNIS
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the County Of Hudson
Dated Jersey City, NJ y. March Y. 1880. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND, VA. July l.-Onerings
Oi tObaccos at auction on 'Chango Tues
day. July LIST, 1890: Total offerings, 81
packages OF sun-curcd tobaccOs. one pack.
aye sold at $5l, one al $40, one at SO one at
$50, one at $50, one at $50, one at $3.50, one
AZ $3.50, one at SIT, one at sl6.75, two at
1890, one at Sl2.15, two at $3.50 one at
Sl2.2), one at $l2, one at sil.1j, one atSll.3o,
two at $ll, one at 5000, four al Sl0.JO, two
at Sl0.s0, one at $40. one al S9'10, one ut
500, one at 1925, one AT 50, one at $3.50, one
at 1918, one at $3.50, one at $40, one at
$500, one at $40. one at $40, one at $3.50,
one at $780, one AT $40, two at 81, two at
$50, one at $500. one at S3.4e, one NJ 1910.
one at $3.50 two at $3.50, one at $40, two
s,20, rno at $40, two at 81, one at Sl.e5,
ole at $3.50.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary TO
day: Wrappers, p hogsheads; filters, II
hOgsheads; smokers. hOgsheads; dark to-
baccOs, ~ hOgshoads Total rs hOgsheads.
Once. OF the tobacco inspector reports to-
day. lnspcctons-Bri 81 hOgsheads ;
dark, 2l5 hogsheads, Rpinspectiohs
Bright, hOgsheads; dark, - hogsheads;
Western, hogsheads.
Farmers, Wilson's, Virginia, Allegheny,
Crenshaw's, Meals, Dayenpor's. Planters
aud Merchants, Shelburne's, Seabrook's
and Sh0ckoe warehouses report to-day
Receipts, ll9 hogsheads 3tierces and boxes;
deliveries, 90 hogsheads 3 tierces and boxes.
Office OF the collector Of the United
states internal revenue reports collections
Tor the city Of Richmond today, as follows
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes, $l,494.1O
tObacc0s. t2,6S5.6S. Total. s., lS0.3S.
The Richmond tobacco market was fairly
active. with good sales of bright wrappers.
Inspections Of bright tobaccos We're only
moderate to-day. Dark inspections, heavy.
Rc-inspections, light Receipts to-day were
large, being about double the deliveries
Deliveries, moderate. Internal revenue col
lections, heavy. c. Mel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York Stock Market.
Reported by G. w. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers, No. I'LL Main street.

NEW YORK. July 1.-The stock market
has repeated itself for several days past
without any variation worthy oil note.
There is no significance TO the ups and
downs beyond the spasmodic influence Of
agile room traders, who are constantly
scramblng for fractional profits first on one
side Of the market and then on the other.
With the announcement Of last nights
firm closing, these traders opened the mar
ket strong this morning, and it continued
SO all day until about 2:ij o'clock. Then a
drive was made at prices all along the lines,
nearly all stocks yielding TO the hammering
process and declined from "A TO =. Money
continues in good demand, and call loans
have ruled firm most of the day at e per
cent. Time money is offered ut > y on first
class pOllatCrals,. Railroad bonds have
been inactive and fractionally lower to-day,
owing TO a lesser investment demand, which
will. no doubt. revive, after the various dis
burscments of to-day. We do not anticipate
any changes Of consequence in the stock
market. until next week, but we incline TO
the opinion that after this week we will see
decidedly higher prices.
MARRIOTT a GROEsBECK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02
FarnviIle Va.

FARMvlLLE. VA, July lst.- Receipts dur
ing the month Of June amounted 20 1880
pounds. swelling the total since october LIST,
90 3,653,S This is decrease over
the same period last season Of 2,42S, $50.
Plants in general are looking well, al
though some planters meet with much diff
hculty in getting stand. our well-knOwn
buyer Mr.. {. W. Blanton, who is at the
same time a very enthusiastic farmer, has
been very unfortunate with his crop. He
made large preparations and planted 49,
WN hills. lie has since reset five times,
but doubts whether he has now standing
more than one in every three. Messrs. W.
II. Richardson a Bros crop is looking very
uniform, and growing nicely. They did at
tempt 10 set more than 80 per cent. of last
years, but are doing everything to make IL
a fine crop. storms are reported as having
done much damage in some sections.
{. W. h. d Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02
New York Cotton Market.
do TnlDn.rnrh

NEW YORK, July l.-Messrs. Hubbard
Price 81 Co.. say: TENDERS in Liverpool on
July contracts today were 1000 bales, and
promptly taken up. spot sales in Liverpool
are 5000 bales. Futures opened at l-6id.
decline, but quickly recovered the loss and
closed firm. Here the market opened at
an advance Of some to : points on the
summer position, which has been pretty
well maintained the entire day. The TX
change will be closed from Thursday even
ing til next Monday"
Receipts at our ports to-day are estimated
at 500 bales against 100 bales last week,
and go last year. The spot market is firm
at re. for middling uplands. sales 1858
bales. Exports to-day 1000 bales. Trans
actions in futures, 81 900 bales. Futures
closed / to , points higher as follows:
July, 11.S3@l.Sl; August, ll.72@ ll.13;
September, 1850 1890; October l0.G2@
1868; November, l047@l0AS; December.
l0.47@lOAN; January, 1920 1913; Feb
ruary, lO.j1@ lO.jS.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed steady;
middling uplands, G5zd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02
New York Financial Market.
lBy Telegraph


NEW YORK, July Money closed al
per cent. Exchange closed steady
posted rates, 1870 lSS; actual rates, 49,
for sixty days, and 4S715 for demand. Gov
ernments steady; currency 6's, li3 bid;
Is. coupons, 12ll& bid; AS, do. 1903 bid,
The stock market this morning was eX'
tremely dull, only Bl,G0 shares changing
hands in the two hours 10 noon. Lower
prices for American stocks in London
caused a weak feeling there, and the first
prices were 6G lower ior a majority OF
stocks. I'm the first fifteen minutes there
was further decline Of 1sW3S, the lowest
prices Of the forenoon, having been made in
the early dealings. After 1913 the
market was dnll but flrmer, the inns
proyement from the low prices having
been from ito Il per cent. leaving prices
at 1880 only slightly changed from last
nights figures. The market was extremely
dun throughout the afternoon, but the tone
continued fairly steady, and some stocks
sold at the highest figures in the last hour.
The net result Of the days trading was TO
leave values irregularly changed from those
Of last night. The sales were ll1,0O0 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.

lBy Ielegfdpn.l
BALTIMORE, Nd, July Lotion firm
middling. 12LMI2lIc. Flour steady How
ard-strcet and Western super, SEA 30; do.
extra, S2.75@ $50; do. family, St.lj@$tl5;
city mills Rio brands, eX, $l.GO@$i.SO; win
ter wheat patent, $j@$j.l0; spring do. do,
$5@$j.iO; do. do. straight, Sl.l0@ 40: do.
do. extra. $l@4.30. Wheat-SOuthern active;
new warm and inferior, 800 Soc; garlicky
and tough, S}6tSjc.; fair, good and prime,
S6m9lc.; Fultz. SlW90c.: Longberry, s2@
92c.; steamer, No. , red, S6iR Western
strong; No. , winter red, spot and July,
S9WS9ltc. Southern strong; white,
$50 &c. yellow, i3c.; Western firm; mixed,
spot and July, 4lH@llzc. Oats fairly
active: ungraded Southern and Pennsylva-
mia, 800 jl4c.; do. Western white, 500 36c. :;
do. do. mixed, 33@3lc.; graded No. , white,
3llsc. Rye steady, choice. 5jdJGc. Pro-
visions steady. Mess pork, old, Sl2.1j;
new, $3.50. Bulk meats-LOOse shoulders,
&C.. long-clcar and clear-rib sides, &C.; SUI
gar-curcd shoulders, 6LMGXc.; sugar
cured smoked shoulders, &c; hams, small,
ll%@l2Ec.; large, 100 lie. Lard-Re-
fined, nc. Coffee Rio cargoes, fair 1910.
Sugar steady; graduated, &C. Whisky
firm and in good demand at Sl.l6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July l.-Messrs: 5. V. White
& Co. telegraph 10 c. w. Branch Il Co.
~ follows: To-day's wheat market was "A
sunrise In more ways than one. The gen.
erai feeling was that the July liquida 'ior
,vouid tend tow ards lowering prices, and
for "A time this was realized, but the report
M large ciearances, higher cables and bad
weather in Europe started shorts covering
and they found offerings surprisingly light
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, July Flour closed firm,
with fair demand; fine GRADES Of winter,
$2@$2.55; do. spring, Sl.So@$2; supcrfine
winter. $2.4O@S2.1j; Southern fairly active:
trade and family extras S3@Si.jj. Wheat
closed strong, active and higher; spot sales
Of No. > red winter. $50 9lc.: No. red VIM
ter. July, 9li4c. Corn CLOSED active and
stronger; spot sales Of No. mixed, il1sW
Pc: Ms. mixed, july, 4lHc. oats closed
quiet. but strong: spot sales Of No. white.
&Gc.: No. , mixed. July, SIC. Pork steady
at Sl3.j0@$l4.OO. Lard closed steady; July,
$3.50. sugar Refined firm; cut loaf and
crushed. G75c.; powdered, 65s@GG9: gran
nulated, &c. Coffee closed steady; fair
Rio cargOes, l9l4c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA,

Immediately on the &. and O. Hallway. The
Grand Central HOtcl and one hundred cot
fagcs at this great health aud pleasure re-
sort with "a well-earned reputation OF a Cen
fury for the Medicinal Virtues Of the waters
and Fine summer Climate. situated high up
IN the ALLEGHANIES, 1000 feet above the
level of the sea, and surrounded 10y noun.
tains / 800 feet higher, are NOW OPEN FOR
THE SEASON. Cuisine M 10 the highest
standard. Many improvements nave been
made since last season. Incandescent lights
introduced Improved Railroad Service with
the Finest Ncstibule Trains pass our doors
daily for the North, South, last and West.
For Information enquire al all General
Ticket Offices. or address b. +. rAkLE,
mV2d-Imo Superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02
SUMMER RESORTS.
HOTEL BUENA VISTA.

This elegant hotel, with seyenty-five bed
chambers. owned ana run by he yucca
Vista Conn any, lighted bY electricity, hot
ana cold water on every floor, elegant bath
rooms and scenery unsurpassed, j. nov
ready for summer DOardcrs,
RATES Per day. $3.50 To |. Per week,
$3.50 tc sol. Per month, b TO SO. Ad-
dress, j, W. IALlt1, Manager,
ie21-2W Bucua ista. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02
DENTIST.
CITY TAXES.
OFFICE or CITY COLLECTOR,
RICHMOND, VA, June !, 1890. J
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

am now ready to receive CITY TANtS
EoR THE YEAR 1890. II the whole or one
half is not paid by the BOTH lNSIANI D pc,
cent. Will be added, and II remaining unpaid
until SEPTEMBER 1sr the Collector IS re-
guired 10 Collect the same as the law directs;
All males twenty-one years Oh age, anu a. =
property are assessed, and will please call
and settle. .,.,,,,.r, .,oN~u,c
TioN hills are 10 be paid in the same u amer
as taxes, and at the same time.
Copy from ordinance. chapter Ia, section I
"Ifall taxes with which any person or any
estate OF decedent Is assessed De not para
before the lsr DAY OF SEPTEMBER the
CoiIector shall distrain, except where one
hall thereof has been paid under the thlrd
section. or except the same be suspended py
order of the Committee on Finance, VINO
Shall report the reason therefor 10 the next
meeting of the city Council"
Office open from A. N. 10 T. NJ
ta,-tm collector OF CITY Taxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02

Parties may hid Tor any one OF more Of the
articles ahoNc. An are required 10 furnish.
with bids. samples. to pe examined 10y the
IalfI 90 Directors at their meeting, July 8,
I~lI
Articles furnished must. in every case come
r..if zap to mplc.othcrwise viii be returned
.fU.ilct's expense All articles must Zoe de-
.Ntrtd. IRE ight prepaid, at the Williams
.u.. depot. on or before the 10Th day Of
ruN. 1880. unless otherwise required. and
ufI ne rcwcighed and remcgsured by the
.tnu.kccpcr.
iaYm.uts 90 hc made within thirty days
.ff,r receipt of the goods. NO payment 10 be
...Ir until the contract has nccn fully and
faithfully compiled with.
IHIleI> must state prize of articles on each
sample. nud dies ignatC sample with a private
n..rs ..In not use same mark used in Former
I.I-. Nut lu no case must namc Of bidder
.UUrIr Ou samples.
H~t Of bidders samples. prices, mark
a.I name. must Dee sealed and addressed 10
Oboe huafd of Directors. Eastern LUnntic ASy-
in. care Ofthc undersigned me right being
reserved Go award the contract 10 any one or
rr of the bidders, or reject any OF all Of
f- bids offered.
samples should Doe marked To Furnish
~IrpNcs and addressed 90 the undersigned.
e. b. AHMlSTEAD.
steward Eastern luuatic Asylum,
'r1~IN2 .1-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02
Richmond stock Market.
RICHMOND. VA, July 1, 1890.

Reported by John l.. Williams Il Son,
bankers and brokers. No I'LL Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02
FIRST BOARD.

l.0O0 Virginia IS new at Goj2.
] 800 Richmond city is at 100.
Virginia consOl l0-40's are called with
July coupons on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02

the advance Of &c. resulting. II appears
now as II the foreigners were afraid OF their
crops and were taking time by the forelock
in buying here. Today's advance has
given the bulls renewed courage. and they
will undoubtedly try 10 force IL still higher
Corn closed steady at medium prices. The
advance was almost wholly In sympathy
with the strength in market. scalpers hav-
Ing oyersold themselves on weak opening.
We think July contracts are well provided
for, and the market in better condition 20
respond 30 any bullish features. Proyis-
ions made sharp advance on covering by
shorts on the unusually light receipts Of
hogs. Tuesday at the stock yards Is called
Illinois day, and as receipts vert so light
the"e was Tear that the Illinois hogs had
been largely marketed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02
je1-1m Co,lec.or VI ens iaAso.

NALYSIS OF ARTESIAN WATER.
n M I3l7.-Analysis of sample OF Nine
raj Water received from the TERMINAL
HOTEL. West Point, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02
SHERWOOD,

- OH POINTtoMFORT, VA.
Much improved Electric bells. Hot and
cold baths Terms $40 per week and up
warus. open all the year. GEORGE
BOOKER, owner and Proprietor. ap21-3in'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02
FINANCIAL.
$4,000
Richmond City4per cent, Bonds.

Ne offer for sale si93.OOO CITY OF:RICH-
NfONp4PFR GEM BONDS maturing July
]. 1924
AT PAR,
with right reserved To- advance the price
without notice. Bonds DELIVERABLE
july l-r.
Holders Of city per cent bonds iedetna-
ne }uty 1 $500 may exchange the same for
Clty 4 per cent. bonds at par on Application
10 The undersigned.
DAVENPORT a co,
jc2l I'm THOMAS blsANNh w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02
THE ABOVE STRIKES YOU AS AN
ABUSED ORGAN"
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-02
oourpN,,rNr srcnRIrIKs. Bid. A go.
CITY SECURITIES

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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-31
HUNTINGTON.

Dec. 30, 80.
Snow covers the ground and sleds slip
nicely.
The postponed Christmas concert was
very good. The church was crowded.
The pieces spoken we're all by the young
er members OF the 5unday-school and
were very interesting, oil being appropri.
ateto Christmas time and well learned
The singing was very good and one yolun.
tary was well performed.
The meetings were held all last week
except Thursday evening. There will be
meeting on Wednesday evening Of this
week.
The week Of prayer will be observed In
the N. L. church.
Two weddings took place here last week.
On Tuesday evening that OF VIM.
Noah and Miss Myrtle Sage we're married
at the home OF the brides father, Melvin
Sage, Rev. Mrs. Daniorth, a former pastor
oi their church, officiating. The murder
Of the brides grandfather only few days
before cast shadow over the company
and kept some Of the invited guests away.
There we're over sixty guests present.
The other wedding was on Christmas
eve. Charles Gnggs, Jr., and Miss Jennie
johnson were married al the resi-
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-31
PENFIELD.

DEC. ~, W.,
Old Santa Claus paid his respects in Il
very liberal manner this year, and left
us all IN good h.mor, The Xmas tree
and tire place looked lovely.
Every one come 10 the "Cantata Of
Queen Esther" on New Years night. Ad-
mission only fifteen cents.
Now is The time to make good resolu-
tons
Born, u son Dec, II, 80 to Mr.. aud Mrs.
George Smith.
Miss Tress Starr and Mr.. Peirce went to
CleYelaud TO spend the Holidays with
Mrs. Thorpe.
Rev. Early, Of Elyria, preached In the
Baptist church last Sunday pm.
Mrs Foster, OF In Grange has been in
town visiting her son,
Rev. Alhertson's horse goi frightened al
= dog -'~irrie he was sUut dffving fHst week
got To kicking and threw MIR. A. from his
cart, bruised hlm up some, and disabled
itself quite badly.
The following persons are few OF
those that spent Christmas in town: Mr..
Chas. Starr and family. Of Elyria; Mr.. and
Mis-. p. Il. Dawson, Of Wellington; Mrs.
U. Sheldon and daughter Jessie, Of Well
ington; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Palmer, of
Akron; Miss Elsie Denham, of Cleveland !;
Little Lucille Biggs, Of Pitlsfeld.
Miss Pendeld has returned home in
Springfield o. alter prolonged visit here
with her cousin, Mrs. II. y. Taylor. Dor.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-31
CARLISLE.

Dec. ~, w.
A Happy New Year to the editor and
readers of this paper.
Mr.. Burns, of Lima, is at home spend
ing holidays with friends here
", Penheld, of Chattanooga, Tenn,
spent the hol d avs IN tbs vicinity.
Mr.. Rowland and daughter spent
Christmas with Rev. E W. Allen, Of Hi
ram college at the residence OF ]. Lants-
berg.
The relatives OF Thomas Fox were very
much shocked upon hearing Of the fatal
accident which happened to him on
Wednesday last. He was working in a
silt mine in Cleveland when the boiler
burst, killing three men, OF whom he was
one. He was the youngest son OF the late
Michael Fox and was 81 years Of age.
His legs we're broken and he was badly
scalded.. Notwithstanding his severe in
jures, he remained conscious until his
death. Two weeks ago he came home tn
visit his widowed lmother and was ex-
pecling to return 10 spend the holidays,
but instead his remains were brought
home on Christmas day aud that was in
deed house Of mourning. The funeral
services we're held at Grafton on Monday
last A large crowd of sympathetic
young friends were present To take a last
look at the deceased.
j. II Gardper is around making his an
nual calls for the Ohio Farmer. lie has
cauyassed q large territory. Dor
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-31
CLARKSFIELD,

Dec. OO, w.
s '. R0nk was 10 town last week.
Frank RDnk Is home for few days.
MIs. Lydia Romell Is visiting her
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Srattm.
Miss Rose Gardiner, who has been
clerking for q. d. Nichols returned 10
her home in Bellevue last week
Frank Griffin drew the lamp at X. j.
Spurrier's, his guess being within seven Of
the correct number.
The Christmas tree exercises nj the
church and the oyster supper at tile town
hall passed of very pleasantly.
J. s. De Wolf fell down stairs Friday
and broke his arm. look not upon the
wine when IL Is red"
G. A. Fair Will move into Mrs. Wonser's
house.
J. F. Clawson, who he's been so very
sick is Improving
Mrs. L. B. Patch is on the sick list.
Mrs. Eva Brakeman, who formerly
lived at ID. X. Winan's, died last week
and was brought back to Darletrs corners
tor buria..
George Stratton plead guilty on two in
dictments TO selling liquor to minors and
was fined $40 ana costs on each. gonr
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wHITEFOX.

Dec. ~, w.
Miss Fannie Holden. of Ravenna, is
visiting at l.. q. Loveland's.
Miss Amy Hayes, of Norwalk, is visit
ing friends and relatives IN Clirksfeld.
A surprise party look place ut W. B.
McClaaiu's Monday evening, Dec. 90, ior
Bennie hnd Ernie.
Mite society at J. j. Andrews Tuesday
Evening, Dec. 30.
Missionary meeting nj Whitefox church
Wednesday at p. III.
!. Z. Lee and wife have returned from
their visit in Wisconsin. They report a
very pleasant time.
Alexander Twaddle is on the sick list.
United in the holy bonds Of matrimony,
at the residence Of the brides parents, j
Cowie, Dec "a, George Terwilliger, OF
Clarksheld. and Miss Estella Cowle, Of
Brighton, Rev. &. II. Rutledgc officiating
About fifteen invited guests were present
The bride aud groom have the good
wishes Of their large circle Of friends,
Dor.