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bsr. G8yc. Oats steady; No. mixed for Ny oGtc.i
June. 6s'<c.; July. $50; August +"Hc'' September.
lssysx-R, option. were aul f.a,urs..s and with.
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AailfeadG.

Aailfsxds.
p E N NSYLVA MA
RAILROAD.
The STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Desbrosses and Ccrtlandt Streets, as
follows:
On and after March 4. 1891.
THE FAST LINE.
ssS A w;'. ss ses and r.ss,
ass Toledo keep s Gas ~ next day
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
s%oths and pr.ssS%s sssh'a nan 6,as
s Sss
~ sss i's'S sSv '1e "as ;Ss.ss
ST. AoU'sA A&4Y &S4HrGAs9 lNEsEAsss.D EAsD o'Sc'S'
rs yssn: cs4. ,o sipHs SsT e st.
Nevis Sses e oa 1HssS
i: y; Chicago S0o =. H., and s.. Louis ';so p. N.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
sssP1ns s AND sS
fH%ssrss R!eh%cnd ana Sss.so xP.!.s: s.s y
cs,ssaS and ro.do sss e.esp. ssur
PACIFIC ExPRE-s.
stf s:s @sss
ysss .'ss @ :y sy ~ c0"%sSs snT Ssy ,s
ThIcHsS 5ES "a H. ,sSSnd mornng 0nSnsc.s 70.
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BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
SATURDAY. May 10.

oANohOASs nay IN
Aarsly has Wall street boon 80 badly fooled
~ III was BY to-day's bank statement. Atten.
uon had beon centred all the week on the
soid shipments. which were known quantity.
And TWAS confidently believed. down to the
moment that the statement was published.
Mat the reosipts Of money from the Interior.
which was the unknown quantity 10 tho
problem had not been larg enough to Offset
700 OF ports OF gold. 1t appears from the stato-
@ent that the interior movement In favor Of
,nis centre must have been unusually
'Alee. probably amounting to s5.OOOOOO
sS'ooO.O0o. Besides. tho banks gained
ABOUT million aud half from the Sub
treasury. A reduction Of nearly Ak
lii''ons In tho loans helped to pull down the
Syoosits, making the decrease In that item
vver s5.coo'0Oo. The reserve required against
sse smaller deposits was less than tho net loss
Iiawlul money; In consequence the surplus
,"s'erVed 10 . little larger than last week. The
Osaks srs NO stronger than they were week
SON Tactic use trite expression. one hand
washed the other. Some Importance may
Ntached BY speculators. indeed the point
raised to-day. that tho loans are slightly
tsaeess OF the deposits. Those who note this
49, 70 comment upoh 1t adversely do not take
sconslderatisn that tho banks have at their
~mand. besides their deposits. their capital
The sun., 1891-05-17


Deposits in national banks ss es. ,as against saz.
Bic lsJ last iurLay kond. held {" secure I'll. same
report. siiyse bullion Durchssei under Che act July
saainss the same es, 1882.
,,sIonS, Mons, 4 IN H. London; AS, cent Rate Of
three months bills. a, i @ cent. IT. Amount OF
bullion gono Into the Bank OF England on bal.
a"ce to-day flj60"O. Paris adyices quote 3 u
cents at " francs 80 centimes. aud exchange
on London at rs francs "a centimes.
, The prospectus Of the Simmons. Hardware
Company OF st. Louis was issued to-day. Ind
sIp5scrhpto1s sI 6 M are invited for the purchase OF
tive I = cent. STOCK. The company was organ.
lied ip 1874 under the laws Of Missouri nnd its
capital is 5000, 900. divided equally into pre-
ferrsd cumulative and genera! or common
stock. All Of the common stock Is now held by
oficers and employees OF the com.any. From
the business, conducted BY concerns in which
the President Of the ,compsny was q partner.
has been continuously successful. The COM
pany's property consists chioay OF carefully
selected tocks OF sulable merchandise inven-
sp1 a. pSes fer cash sas
over and above all liabilities. jan. I. 1891 were
81. .531 700. The company's headquarters are
tn St. Louis. which ta considered the best dis
tributing centre OF trade In America. In 1880
its tnsiness increased Is = cent; over any
previous year. Spbscr ptions will be received
by Messrs. Il " White Il Co. Of this city and
Chicago. the International Trust Company
Boston. and the St Louis Trust Company. St
Louis.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock aud Petroleum Exchange
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airidsuds aud Sutertst.
Public Notlres.
MONTDORE Y.
tanker and BrOk


DosI OFFICE HoTIcE.-roreCn mails for tho week
M sndes n Nay oiiaxs M viii cs' pr0Arg in all e.sss' at
:sm:Rs ro.h. from M Wv S:M osissn. s 0S Psr
IIssn SnIsns,aa per steamship ". O. H'wes from New
hoESDAY;.Atlr, y: for IpaauA Cape May.. Po;t do
s.l ias IF III from ar 5.n
pc, ..a.p .:n IL.
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ss'sas' aos! mus. %ssS- as a:ss
per hiranda').
a. .nbnrs saE :s%:?y rs5
nsntary .9o I, Nj foT bermuda per s,esms,ip
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%an ISs
for A:,s ss y. e.. Ks Msa:' a.s$ s sss
&c s:i s's. s. YORK s.s n
with Rfi.l:h mail. isr Aastrslal Halls ief lis 50:
:a.: S:f :ss a.:s .s? 81 !isa'sl::is
Fes s'a s'srfIsH az; ssy l.s
. Z, ss PA ,n.:.. ss.: e;
steamer. close at, thi. 6nce dsiiy at $50
and thence by steamer, close At this ONCE daily At
siy, ". Mails for Cnba by rail- 20 Tampa Fla
daysl close At this office daily At 2;s0 4; ". Malls
ssG Ss :tH "s::: : ss. G:
Al.
sTrAns. Pacific malls are for arded to fan Francisco
dAtly and che schedule Of e!uspg Il arranged the
pton Of their unerrnptsd overland trsusii TO
Ban Pranclsoa. MAis from The East arriving time
Nan frsncisco on Gle day otsa!ina of are
despatched thence The same day. Registered mall
closes st y r. ". previous dEy.
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The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock aud Petroleum Exchange
q q
New York Markets.

SATURDAY. May i6-FLouR AND MxAI-The market was
dull but prices we're ssnsral'y pretty well sast.,nsd
s.t,: No 2sssra. r. ssssHss: No ezra sA7 SsLS0;
sorInE $50 a2o: winter. $5..aSta09 city mill.
rnep nns p@1snn is Corn meat = bSIMss SOC .asS for
WtStSsi. and sStOQsst Tor BRANDY vino.
and d:el!nsd TWO or three noin.s IN the aS,snce Of
WLitsuniids holiday. we had scarcely = market, as
the sales OF only bales will attest Nobody
% to any thing. The slight decline due to the
better weathsr reports iro@ the South where = prom.
spot cotton was Quiet middiinx upands, no: do.
Gufa 3igc. The following the details Of the trans
The sun., 1891-05-17
nELAwARE LAcKAwANNA AND WESTERN
~ RAILROAD.
Shortest line. vsstibulsd Pullman coachsa

OweEo. Ithaca waveriy. Eimira CorninE bath, Dams
NJ y. Mer,is ar:sa. Oxford Nsrwich cortlsna syr.
ssyanto1 9Th trains for Itston WIKI ssbarre, Dams
Vile and Northumberland. and at Buffalo with trains
7:IO A. M--Binshamton Mail via Boonton.
r. M-BinRhamton and Elmira Express for Water
Gap, StrordsburG. Scranton. Owsgo. Waverly, Ac
Connec!s a. scranton with trains for Pittston Rines
4:iW r. u scranton. wilkssbarre and Plymouth
7:so y; daily .Bursle Lmit:a Enpre.a Va P.e
Wayeriy. Emira. Corning. Bath W.yand: Dansviiis.
Mt Morria AZ arriving At hufalo ~ 4 N.
for eS.sna syE:
tervie, .Richneld sprinHs &C. and all ponts On The
Buffalo division. Connects with trains for the West
The sun., 1891-05-17
'o,al sales of stocks were ~. GA shares.

~~s' oS11srED pkTaH1MxSTr TRANSACTIONS - r''-
siso Amer q. Ref Co T. cts sssi ss.s ~ o'sr sa
ssl Amer. SK. CoptT T.ctfs 90 e0. e0 sOS
300 ntiona! Lead fr1st.... IL IN In IL
6U CoMstock 7. Co. % .2a ~ %
elOIOO st L. Ark Tex. 2ds, -, 81 81 81 m
The sun., 1891-05-17
The Crop IIeport.

Dr. MoiSfs May i6-This weeks bulletin Of the 1owa
crop reports average woather for tho week a. sut
maj The frost on the NH dninAgsd only tsndss ysgs
The southern districts receiving much the larger
amount The drought 10 being felt In the largest part
and small grain I. u Ia not broken within the next two
weeks Corn planting ~ about pleted The seed s
serminssine we'll and the work Of cultivation 10 begun
The sun., 1891-05-17
r RTE RAIL WAY,

= Solid trains between Nsw York and Chicago. Ne
change Of cara Choice Of routes VA thautsudus
Lake or niagara Fails An enchanting panerams o.
New yoII foo. Sf e. sSs.y as fsiovs and
O.00 A. M.-viA Niagara Fails and CAa1tauqus
O.VV Lake Eer!or "a. Esy York 70 sufaie.
800 limited sena ,s ssA,n s;,s. f..
car to Chicago Nsspsrs to Chica9o Cleveland and
Cinoinnau No extra charge for quick time aAd sups
E.00 q. M.-seid train 70 Chicago via Niagara
Buffalo RSch.s!st Toronto, aud Chicago 49,.
6:3O Fails solid train 10 Chiosrs. sIsspsrs ts
Buffalo. Chicago and Cincinnati
s:7 Bro.dway battery place Chamber. sn4 Wet 2sa
i07 Broadway. Winamsbursh; corner Newark and
Hudson sta iioboken, apd Jsfssy City station Ere
hotels and residences through 10 Destination :
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operating exr cnses were 67.23 n cent. OF
Eross earnings against. 65.76 y cent last yeGr.
cent sns nrsst Ssns las. year These
statement include the operstio 9 OF tho Rome.
Matsrtnyn and ORdonspurg Railroad nfter
March Is Of this year.
The receipts from customs for tho week were
$3.50. AIS, and from internal revenue. t2.7S5..
97g, total Of k5.65S.fAi. against $6.g27,s7S last
223914.
National bank note circulation outstanding
l6gOSG, 40: rHceiyed dnring the week for re-
Syt and destroyed. s400.405. balance Of do.
pos!ts in tho Treasury to redeem national
rank notes. sA3. i53,69S. decrease Of t3Gl .555
for the week.
Treasury balances compare with those Of last
Saturday na follows:
Ndvn May 10
0old....................9s 9sAu3l6ee3 J7.96A95<
eivet. AT2bl3 5t,R54D
Legal tsndorA. J.N432l I.i2L75O
Totals ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -D.6i0 el4t,7,5253
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yYxAymAL AND CoMa1ERCzAL.

wsv York stock Exehasge-ssiesM May 10.
rxrrrp STATES AND STATE BONDS TN slyoo0sl
X. si:sSs st ct s:ISaSS
The sun., 1891-05-17
nal sales compare with those Of yesterday

Government hCnds 0foauy 0t uncnangeu
quotations. hallway bon,!s weak. Tho faa-
lures wore New York. Chicago and ~. Louis ~.
No thrrn Pacific consol Is. Motile ant Ohio
gonernis Kansas and Texas 4s, East Tennes.
FOO Virginia and Georgia 6s. Chesapeake and
Ohio consol IS. Atlantic and Pacific 4s AtcIl-
ison and Texas Pnciilc issues The more Inn
Portant not decllncs wore in Atehlson r.: <
tIS and lacInG AZ IL GhssnTPsaks and
Yirginia anl Georgia 50. 2S. to DB. knnsas and
Texas 4s. !. TO 1873: Mobile and Ohio gener-
ala. y. to il; Northern Pacific cons0l 5s. y. TO
ElH: New York. Chicago md st. Louis 80 y.
to 81; Texas Pacific ls,s u, to SS''' and 2ds.
u y cont. to 31h.
In hank stocks 10 shares Of Bank Of America
sold at 209. 30 shares Of Fourth at j72S. and
229 shares OF Western National at l0O.
Silyor bullion certificates for 60,0o0 ounces
sold at 9S. Bar silver In London. "A 0-l6d. y
ounce.
Money on call nominally AZ y cont. Thora
Is very little doing In lime money. Nates are
5Et6 Y cont. according to period. on good
mixed collateral. Tho market for Commercial
paper IL quiet. Prime endorsed hills reeeiv-
able are placed Mt 81 ~ cent. and hrst.class
single name paper Ut G6siS y cent
Sterling exchange featurelcss. Posted AK
Ing rates tASsi! for long bills ana s4SS ior
demand. Actual rates are: Long bills. Si.aSs; |;
sight drafts. 81 8Sdg$4.HSH. and cable transfers
nominnl at S4.s8n@$4.8o.
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Tho weekly bank statement shows:
-. Reserve ;;sIo,,as,.o sios, saSe.s Dec. o. aass

Surplus. St,Ta95b Gl1i2s60 Inc. SiDkaD
The surplus year ago was s2Oia SIS aud two years
ago " 4, ,tesa,3l5.
Tho Southern Pacific system OF railroads re-
ports net earnings for March $553.789. an In
crease OF s272.210 as compared with the same
month OF Inst year,
Tho Rio Grande Western Railroad reports
gross earnings for March of STATS: an In
GREASE Of s54.3iS as compared with tho same
Of slG.475.
The Financial Chronicle computes tho gross
earnings OF $50 roads FOR Atr.lht an.742.24a.
the same month OF last year. The mileage op.
Grated was tO.Jg5 miles. mn increase over last
year OF 2.S03 miles. The Increase In earnings
The sun., 1891-05-17

closing s,esdy at ysAc, sales 1000 bbls Renned in
bbls T.3Oo buk, 1,k,c. cases. Ap5c. crude In bbls
H75c.; buk, A2Ue. fsphihA Gaoo
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-02-04
ROCHESTER,.


Foreman Higgins Of the c. G. G. u St.
L. section gang, is cN with the grippe.
The X. OF. NJ, initiate, three new
members into their organization at its
meeting last Thuislay. While the M" =
bers ~rrr thus engaged in the hall of the
Hotel Deflack :. Ih-n wives collected in
the lower regions and surprised them
with supper after The iniliatory services
were concluded.
The following firms joined the Retail
Commercial Agency of Chicago, in this
place. 2. L. Kessler, John Curry, NJ.
Goss g. Co.
Lafe Slmons is on visit to friends in
Cleveland.
The Rev. ". S. Cranston has signed a
contract with The Baptist church Tor his
services as pas or for one year.
Rochester is developing considerable
artistic talent under the tutorage of Miss
Tissot Of Wellington.
Curt Haabee will change his place OF
residence from Canda Porcinis Ave. TO
III. Sheets mansion ON State street.
The Misses L-nn AID lilly Mitchell are
seriously Ill with lung trouble,
The can of corn at the Peoples store
was opened and counted last Monday
night and the 'rIzes awarded. The cor
rect number was 3l3i, and was guessed
by NJ. Parker. HALE COLUMBUS.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-02-04
THE IEVS
As istig! sV Our s,sGal G.rvs:..ai.asl,
All AhOut the Happenings and Special
Events in their Immediate Vicinity.
LITCUFIELD.

Jan GO, '0l.
Our theatrical troupe is again on the war
path.
The meetings closed in the Methodist church
last Tuesday evening and were commenced in
the Baptist church last night. and tonight
Rev. Splnney Is expected to be present and
take charge Of the meetings the coming week
The singing is to be led by Mr.. Blrdsall.
Burglars entered A, h. Stranahan's store
last Tuesday nlLht and were nearly ready to
blow open the safe when H. Y. Norton discoy
cred light in the store. and upon going over
they Immediately disappeared. That they
well knew their business there can be no doubt.
They cut the telephone leading to the house.
which Mr.. Stranahan heard and was urged TO
20 to the store. but without avail. They OBJ.
tained goods to the value Of about s35, includ
Ing sllverware, pocket knives. razors, etc
Had they been undlsturbed and succeeded in
opening the safe they would have secured con.
siderable money and iewelry.
The spelling school on the Smith road Satur-
day night was well attended, and Burt Lance
OF Lafayette proved to be the best speller,
spelling down the school three times In sue
cesslon.
Our obtaining the new miller is not yet a
certainty.
L. A. Parker expects to 20 to Virginia this
week to view some land near Petersburg.
The timber for new depot has been ordered
and 1t will be built Immediately.
Last Wednesday being the Goth anniversary
OF Mr.. and Mrs L. @. Crane, formerly Of Pen
field, some Of their many friends and neigh
bors In this Immediate vicinity very happily
surprised them. In the morning Mr.. Crane
made business trip to :Chatham. and upon
his return found his premises taken pos.
session Of. After the usual chat upon such oc
casions a bountlful dinner was partaken OF by
all, after which l.. A. Parker. In n few we'll
chosen and well delivered words. presented
the host and hostess with very fine rocking
chair, u watch charm and beautiful album
The rest OF the day was made use Of TO good
advantage by the forty.nve present. and as
they departed II was with the conviction that
they had not lived the day Inyain.
Projection.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-02-04
CLARKSFIELD.

Jan. u, vi.
The dance at Willett Stoner's, Thursday
evening was we'll attended.
Minor Gray and Arthur Holcomb are
each the proud pOssessoIs OF a bouncing
girl.
Will Puder was on the sick list few
days.
Charlie Whitney and Alviri Collins
were married recently.
r j. Craig has SOLD his house to Eugene
Merrill.
Jerry Clark intends to move TO Indiana
10 take charge OF a cheese factory.
Mrs. Emma lohns IS at her fsthef's
wrestling with ia grippe"
Myron Merrill lost one Of his best
horses n few days ago.
q. J. Spurner went to Cleveland Tues
day. w E. f.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-02-04

the The past week or two.
Mrs. Fred Gardner spen la-t week In
Rochester caring for her mother, Mrs lSol-
omon 'answorth, WHO has been quite
sick for he pIst weeks,
j. l.. Green, of Granger has been in
town for the past few days selling nursery
stock. Dnrng =, ,'ay he called on his
old friends Rev. l.. NJ. Snyder and wife.
S.. B. Firestone is buildii1 MI ad.
dltion to her house.
G. S. Stedman is about renting his farm
to Fred Dagne of Penheld.
Rev. L. NJ. Snyder was called to Dalton
a day or two ago to see his aged mother
who Is sick.
VIM. Oakley. Emanuel Oakley and
Mrs. Minerva Inman are very sick,
], II. Gardner attended Farmers In
stitu,e in Elyria Inst N'-k,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-02-04
SPENCER

jan. ~, VI.
Died at his home at Spencer river on
Friday Levi Auble, aged seventy year,.
Funeral Sunday afternoon conducted by
Rev. l.. NJ. Snyder
Mrs..Jo Curtis died on Sunday Jan.
25th, aged elghty-one years. Funeral
Tuesday conducted by Rev. L. NJ. Snyder.
Rev. L. NJ. Snyder spent week recent
by at New Portage assisting brother
minister 10 meeting. Since then he has
been holding special meetings at the
River corners appointment, but owing to
bad roads and dark nights the meetings
closed day or two ago.
Dainel Auble has sold his farm to VIM.
Rice. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dagne have been on
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-02-04
Feb. 3, '91.

itbs ~ tls
The woodchuck certainly saw his sbad.
ow this year on Observation day.
The proirOcted meetings are still in
progress. II every one In town would at.
tend It would do them MI good and the
meetings wDlld be favored with better
success.
Miss Cora Dagne and Erwin Broad.
sword we're married last week. They
have the best wishes Of many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Penfeld, Of Elyria,
are ia town.
Miss Blanche Dalgleish was home from
0berlin over Sunday.
j. M. Starr attended X. Of p. conYeu.
tion al Indianapolis, lnd., last week.
Fred Yost has rented farm near 0beT-
lin and will leave here in the spring.
Almon Andrews visited his sister In
Wellington last week.
Mr.. Devereaux and Mr. Chas. Hull are
slowly improving.
Mrs. L. BEIGE and Ernest Peirce are on
the sick list.
The Changers OF this place attended q
meeting at Wellington last Wednesday,
ID.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-02-04
These enter

the undrrgr .pA r,l These enter
taiumrnts are highly spoken II.
Mrs. Meachu n aud Mrs. Lewis turned
last week from two weeks visit In the
northern part Of the county.
Charles Sage is visiting at home. His
father is about again. Mr.. Sage is work
ing for The Aultm III Miller Co. OF Akron
in the northwest.
Mrs. Hannah Brice from Shawneetown,
ILL.,, left last Friday lor her home, after
iting friends around here for few
weeks.
Mason D. Smith spent Saturday night
at h 'r
Mrs Matte Chapman and Anna, Mrs.
John West and Harry spent Wednesday In
New London.
Will Short spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. nd RS from Burbank, Wayne
c is baling hay on the Asahel Money
IA m
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TO 8 Experience CountP

1t does, in every line Of business, and
especially in compounding and preparing
medicines. This is illustrated In the great
superiority of Hoods Sarsaparilla over
other preparations, as shown by the re-
markable cures II has accomplished.
Ths head of the firm Of G. |. Hood u
Co. is a thoroughly competent and expe-
rienced pharmacist, having devoted his
whole life to the study and actual prepa-
ration of medicines. He is also member
Of the Massachusetts and American Pbar-
maceutical Associations, and continues
actively devoted to supervising the prepa-
ration Of and managing the business con-
necied with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hence the superiority and peculiar
merit OF Hond's SarsaDarilla is built upon
the most substantial foundation. In its
pre- paraiion there is represented all the
knowledge which modern research in
medical science has developed, combined
with long experience, brain-work, and ex-
Nerimenl Ii is only necessary to give this
medicine Il fair trial to realize lis great
curative value.
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BRIGHTON .

Feb 2, lt9l.
Your correspondents from this place
have tailed to note that there has been n
Grange organization here. Deputy War
rem, of Wellington, organized one at this
place about two months ago. We now
ha,e about 30 members and new ones
coming in at every meeting.
The Ladies' society Of the VI. Z. church
are getting up an old fashioned school
entertainment that promises 10 be worth
attending.
The social at Mrs. Peets was an eniny-
able affair and nettpd fair sum for the
parsonage.
Several cases oi chicKenpox are re-
ported
d. NJ. Hall spent Saturday in El,ria.
A large force of men worked three days
on the Parsonage last week and the frame
Is nearly done. GRANGER
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and reconsider their votes on the FaI
Il eciiop bill.
1t seems that our young gents should
take better care of their Official docu-
ments or rather their matrimonial prnc-
Ii documents.
The oyster supper at the hotel ,Wednes-
day evening 'a> n"h verv we'll attenf ed
on account Of the bad roads
Madam rumor says that we are to hsve
train on the P. A & W. each way every
night and h,orning.
Our you " peop are again consider
H. w,ys and wherafores Of raising
$50 or $75 for the support OF the Reading
room. They nave decided to have J. W.
Fiehel LOT Oheni d-liwr lecture, TO
have dime social and have us decided
upon the play "Jedediah Judkins, j. p"
A. G. Pears will have spelling
school in his district on E,st street next
Saturday eve. A prize is to lie given To
best sp'ller .ll
w. W. Smith who made the proposition
to our citizens to remove his flourishing
feed and saw mill here tor bonus OF
$1,000 has subscribed $3.50 this making
the $1,000, and we are now sure Of obtain
ing the great enterprise.
The meeting closed IN the Baptist church
Friday night
Arthur Long, oil Medina, was in town
Friday.
A. Rising, Jr, is visiting his sister, Mrs
|. F. Fessenden, in Wellington this week.
Some Of our young people took In the
banquet at Chatham Friday evening.