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Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

IRA Soa!ecrne. SiloefItct paa
SV0Ier bs9pnbte 23oc S.tuber mellem
Sagger % Splter. Ter iprtGQes, at
JnG,ISet oar iaa itartt, at @arucuc sit
Sa'')tc unOer. tsaa 5iIterc gapoe iat,
y! l'al! oentcoe life Siloen iaa tiolia.
SDOF Tom ben iSrt i S%lutrinoeu al
SoEem1er. Ter CT ingcn 9pil on, at
Stl e. l'los Stpriiloen, ipm CT iommcn.
%0a''icten ifal bore iuc8et suo. Yriieu
g Pt' 1faaitpHoe IL Srpner. Gnbel
,as'eS tsO, croel ialstS / Smaalala iii
Sgerne: nbrritninsen ira 0pGler CT
iau S%'|terneS Sibe %itorartet. SsIaa
IVA m!9rGnieree SerreOsr lar Sismrub
~ ate laa al Sanobeipltninocn itniiet
TTS SaaOs % Garn. Ggt uii usre n,eb.
9taaI'e oa 6iifet ilaa iii Der i gitsr.
Sa0'r Oct ieIl, uil bet 6lipe israeliat
% mGlI9e, at be bor lat iis no ppsr
Sv"e' 81 oenter iii paa, at Ielsaraien
,SGL GnDnes paa S~iiarboleen, "a at
"IS0ers l'al bespnbs at nofsoe Tia.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
5rnin.t sauIf gsmauo.
Sffae

Jroberetriig I'll uoenrtgsminiitertet ira
ben tal. Geueraltouiul / 6dmbur9 er
5prbsoer Gems Better Sobdnien. isot |
Roloing ben 20oe September 1865,
om'ommen ueO Drutning / @l6en, buor
hans 2ig CT 6iepet iuuoet al golitiet.
Sen 5o~rulptteOe oar N SBr al 6a6rit.
arbttoer SobanIsu AZ 5urobpeIter
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
gasn aisbsnhapus lloaiiter bar

bet forlsbne aar peret 81 WiIioner
&r., os S~not9sten Omtrent bet iamme
Belsb. s &ommunens Sfoler par Bsr.
neautalet 1888. Der bar pRret 10,'
1874 5soller mob 6,694 9sbsialo. 339
@anse bar Branoitationerne p9ret az
larmereoe. 300 2Rrlinse bar beitaaet
be fripiQtge Suenoeprsoer.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
Yioenfabelia uom9rfelje.

4anosmano, Or. 2lbernuis, iEarlS e.
Der blspet en- tor Understanding til
osl, iost Suititutsts @resprRmis 10,
zen iremrasenoe uioenitabelis Opoa
gelie" sr bieusn TIBET BAN. Briier
er paa to Iuiinoe 5ranes. Den {,
blsusn Tibet Or. 2i6ernins for ct ltsrr,
arbeioe ON Dienipsoomme.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
Neobr9not 6abrif.

NebbrGnot 5abrif. Seat til 24os
Sftbr. neobrenbte ben SanobGdlte SEA-
feliabrit / 8almar. Oct lpfteoes al
reooe ale Tapirer us Bigger ira Son'
toret iamt Den itsrite Del at Sormer Os
Wpoeler, Waifinbele % Serttpi. 60.
seret at ierbise Opne reobeoes, men
belle 2aseret al branot aafel Soc.
lasoes.
Bpsniusen, 9psgre, Eager Os Sn'
oentarier bar forffret.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
Hlnaet itrsaet. {

Slagct itrsget. Stuoentsriamiuu'
oct beiluttebe / tit Wtgoe Site Sftbr.
mco 429 mob 363 Stemmer at itrD9e
oct treiarpebe nprlfe Stag % beiie Oct
uuicnsmGrteNe paa lin Sp9uius. 8eiuls
tatet par 0ipet pdd 5prbaauo men aliz
oepel Dtrltepe Der ell SpGnoins ps De
peoelis, iona uiouepe prl. al Oct. buOrom
Slaoet ituloe itnu. bauoe 9rebet ling
opnruens Silo bDbere eno dlminoeli9.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
Siamautbrpaup. Den 2Ioe Otto.

NiaWuNIpfDHlIV. NtU EIpe Dtt0l
Der funot Ell innt Soitioeligbeo Steo
Rrs Sernlsie SOgu, ioet 9u5mano Be
Der Rielien % 9ultru Wareu S0r9ens.
batter, 6egitrup, feireoe oeres Claimant.
brplup. 8eOer Rielien og bans Suitru
er begge / oeres S2oe 2(ar, men er trOos
osres bsie Sloer laa RATE, at be fan uos
iore oeres @jernins ] Siemmct. Dc
bar 3 8srn (Ssnnerl IA 8srnsbsru
og 2 BsrnebDrns6srn. Sun be to SGns
nerne bar til Steoe ueo 9iamantbrpls
lupet; ben treble Dor / Qmertta.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
FRA Jrebensbora itriuss:

lar opboloer Jig ior 2ioen Der | Gre
~Oeusbors iammen meo i'm uise Suitru.
Snn fOmmer ira Spoeu, boor ban bar
p9ret unoertaItet Operation for Sten.
oannslier. Gu Slaoer Den aloeritesns
9ister Jig ueo en- 900 Sslbreo. cs man
Ter BAN buer Dag Here @anse i9roe5 /
Barten meo i'm unse, altOpoirenoe Srt'
ltru.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
ara SpnoeberQ.

Ora SpDoeberg. 26os Ditbr. 8aa
8aaroen nOrore G9ebers | Sppoebers
cr SIPS, Stalo. os 9doebpsuinserne
meo ip9reuoe Gulius totalt neobranbt
ibas.
Oct lptteoes meo 9tso os reppe at
reobe 8eI9tnin9en.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

8nlobrplIup feirebes 2Soe Ott6r.
paa @aaroen Mosen9 | Gitim al @aaro.
bru9er Ole Gnoerien os Sultru Rasn.
bib Matbisoatter. 8%ruosommen er rs
% 8rueen 72 Gar, besse iulbitanois
rerise os aanbsfrilfe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

Rtffor. - Da s%orssus ea6tab i~r,mb1r,B 5ar0sO
TT iraoartHe, 5tsst "a 9,unsr. az otf btbas,as cub I
I'm 9tjbOm Den 81, Eoo,mbts 1891 a, b~5i.alos D,S en-
ialis 30 Hin bsit ,ftsot ouitra Girl /. RifiOu. l,oi
SOtHioH. ~ aar % l Dt1auso glmma. s port fstss
ttss tgst,itab Al is Mar bdr Vi baoi , sIrH. bpSrdi be
. sr ioruesaHsHs III ben tois, poit,.
5r.o mse BIT 2tsO. O,ltsHst part BIT gliabs!
loAsHu,s Jti,H % DGttu.
Nan4silsr 5t.,so,H %, &ian,
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
FRA Infiebina y. z. ltripss: 81

Minoesmarte, reiit Ouer 5olfetbings-
mano RasmuSieu al tafnemmeli9e Bel,
sere, afilsrebes ben 2loe Sftober paa
5aareueile a~irfesaarO. Minoesm9rtet
er al ileben Grant os iOripnet meo en-
Snitription, buOri er anfsrt ben Gibss
oss Rauu og Nloer, FAINT at ban bar
r%epraieuteret SOlbRt UNITS ste areos i
ouer rs Glr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

5srBsHfOu - Oct "a bttD,u min tuHss 2os at be-
,~isuetglsrs tSr FraoarHs, Sl,3t % 8,nasr. at bet
btbassos CUB I'm ei;oom al b~ort,aiss uiiH bot slI,ess
yaaus urolo 1syJ,uioH uto ,u itias Dso bsH zoe Cites
Ser 1 en- Abr al s. aar o. 10 1alHsasr. pan ssss {
IrO,H Daa TIA 5rsliu sii,r ,aH ire Dass Sssslsi,. Scr
B,ru m,b mig 6,grRotr tabsi al en- terlis Naus Ga
5aoa. dnHs 9sr1,HioH Ga 8srH
Sspars. oauljH Co, Q. T.. ben lose 8oSbt. 1891.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
Soosjalo.

Dsosialssaamsfo,ittr { a%bonneniers .,amis
Her opiaaes cratic, boa ian OF lite aiis
vtaos for DC ~aiminotiias tanst %IatHsciisr,
osr iaa aoot tan iremisrss pripat baaos I'll
yr9iisr. ,iabosr % Sl0atninser. Sor 9sFs,
cs AumeioeIisr al mere sme oiminpstis
sensos. maa bstales ) esnis W. eiuis. Vi
iornoi1ttsr. at @nbpsr, ION iHoisnoer 3soSs
ialosanmtlosiisr. isisr oisis Sinisr 90 r,ttrr
10 5%ereitsr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
NrbeiosIssbeoen istOdbolm. Son

gen bar ior at ifaffe enoel arbeibslple
8eriOner 5ortieneite os 8eltiefiselie
anbeialet Gbeien for 8IursdroenS Stp,
reiie itrar at saa isang meo ioritielise
Seiarbeloer paa Diursdroen, iom life
bappe uaret tantt uofsrte isr neite
eller oerpaa isl9enoe 4ar.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
gifinoe sfole peO suebsae 3

yiifinoe STOLE ueo Suebsle Std'
tiOn ueobranote 3irsons Gat ben 20oe
Oftober. 3loen opitoo paa 9oitst, buor
Si9erue os ct Barn iou, oS be maatts
reooe Jig / bet blotte 2inneo. Nle area'
turer reooeoes, buOrimOo Snoboet
brenote meo unotaselie al en- ubstpoe.
ligbeo. Oct iorlpoer, at 8iitinoe Se.
iteasiurances 8s9er os Sosnets &irte'
b9aer er brRnot.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

81. 5Obu SEQ. Booeui6ab, qemOnt.
81, flyer: s oenne Smegn CT Or.
Gu9uit agutgs 5amiliemeoiciner al
miuoelig aibolote, og bruse5 al mango
6amllier.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

2oie 3ale er en- MP Spfiuoelie, pau
bpllte 8aptein 9inomart bar iaat Ya'
tent. Seb oisie Sale fan enbper, naar
Sfoene er blepne siort anpenbelise oer'
tit, paa minbre eno 10 Rinutter i9tts
Sole paa fine Sfo eler bptte pm ifiaps
S9le.
Spinoelien fommer mart / Sanbe.
len.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

Sra saurpis. M0sier al ltOr, jso
T Uu0 llaar !lnoer aono berOmfrins. ct
;'S' Varniiite bar iOresaat git.
4''0' 9oOr Der CT siOrt 8 tore Staua.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

Ssmme & Watne aiieuote ben 25oe
Oftbr. fra Sanbn9s til Gnslano meb
Oampitibet "Masnetic" 1855 5aar.
9eite 2aonins aisaar ben 29be.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

6oV(aHb. - Oct CT btsp,t por iaHs, TAB serD,s at
uEosrT,its StrIt % gsHHu 'a, At Dor ,sr, Batter JSa
RIatd Oo en- title q rals DO 5oriaiStss zen Id,
Gito5,T b. Il 10 Nor o. ~ 1slaHtsu samm,f.
8slfsH,t O0rt bit Jaiuo,!
SimoH !. eopiaRo. 5rti 3eulau5.
Niunsota, Rtnu,iSta.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
Observation-Disclosures

T%cttrinGrer % 0eits' Sanolrgcr.
bar uroidt ita / BeHiou, Imu.. 90 DIT bcig
&c DC omtriuaiialeH0e Bgey. Acres e.:
clalttet CT Horse Dentistry, Ringhone, Sr
wins, Curbs, Spliuts etc. 81. Il ~.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
Sortlobct.

ara en- 6dnrehIor0 I oct iueilgc al 3iG
lamb 6onnip. SDo 3ato.a, CT fommct bo.i
en- bet Set fddr, boitfc betC5 5yaqtr lit q
erife MOB poSicHoc 8clouHtng. 1ct sr TIA
sc etcre oa l~udleoes lorltlcltgc NTrtrr
AoHgSberG 2. 2Gir Den l10e Jiou. lSg,
T.. ctien.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
YGateuicDc.

9larte BOrtL Sen zoe gtopcmbcr
/ Babaib Wctbooiit Gburt, Chicago, 81,
ueo gaitor MurrnD: u. - ". Gtdrie o.
@ti9 Ndrg SoDuipH SOrit.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

StenbrDaup. Ranrmanb Omar Eel.
lef'en 8erietb os Suitru Gliiabetb 9ors'
batter, Snaaien, bar leiret tit StsnbrpI'
IMP og bar altiaa ueret siite / 20 Iar.
Maaoen sr SO Os aonen 81 9lar. 9es9e
bar i'm illoe Samlins, men maa for bet
melte boloe Sen9en.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

@oot eiert. Y. Ssresisu. &rifians.
miuoe, bar paa en- Dag | Sommer lfuot
6 R1pe | 3 Stub.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

IRA Sanoeiiorb. Sp~alianseren
1Ibetla" tom berino meo Ell opal -
ben isrIte, iom er fanset paa oisie aan'
ter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

Rot - seuts b,tf'H5iqlssss isr iyaOzr,nS, zlssI
"a 8eHHr. at BET ~5.bdsso, GHo I VA giSSom ssu 100,
Cftobsr 1891 at portable min b,it slts5s BioHo 3dg.
:. Wos. pan par mssst ~taalmoots uuosr On SsJosH
% par ~iorusi,t m,b at fal paHort tfl Fu gaS. gar
udr igsstis BE- fohs Ear. mtH or tuH l,ng,tigs,Ho,
Is bast o. sbs, al 9austbst9ns,lf,. Rib,st pai f,St
grttiaH,iauO, Norge BEN 9jSs April 1874 gan sftet,
iaou Cut, mH ins,H esra.
5rso Hso bans etso, o,trsH't 0zrs bans 1aiHoel
albsrtins 0~lutiu, Doe.
Iemaaapg. Einsaln O.. Mts.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
Siloehfei. SilOcn ituur frembeles

S~IIut O'1u'0 Tfu". TF'"H0e'1'
lisc tot i Sjprcsn beromfrins 'trlper
."Surlsbers % 2~aarpigs amtst," Der
rites riat 6aabe mso @asH GIlf
4aa 5~iprpcu Der !i8ser ca ..otr
Slaaoe al Smaabaabe, ps ILL., ialtes
Yilfen i 8auoct, isr Silben trGttes op.
Ger sr antpmet en- Bar OptjSbere mel
Spl., % Here er iperte.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
sc e.
a.annnnsrfib paa S%palfamaR nu.

Tslauo. 9ampifib "0ronnin9
gapbie" tilbsrsnbe s. 8erner r.. sopt'
I'D ANTON til Stauanser Snsoae
SI,sr IN ftormenbe Reiie ira Sslano.
Tomperen af9it fra 9prsfioro lite Of
.ossr % par laitet meo Sualben os Spei
XII .Spale, ianseoe al 8eIrasterel
so,rits Berg, Sslanosbprser, men
Scsberser ai 5sbiel.
Sr. Berg bar Spaloampere, Der MI
mar trutne paa 9anb for 8interen.
Iouofaberne,43 Maub for bet meIte
TSusberaere, fulste MI Tom 9asiaserer
ii a~riitiauia, buOr Sfibet ltulbe losle,
Tonaltsn iaar bapbe paret II opal,
brcrnf 3 at be Iaatalbte Iorotapbual,
IN soen Grt, bporaf Der fun ifal uare
;nooeoe 4--6 ct. / be iibite 200 Iar,
Sn BEN fanoebes peb 3Orbtap. Senere
Ho( man life babe iet ben, fsr III be
n fbfte Sommere. Spalen, Der usiaa
fnISes ben forte opal, er ilben 5inner,
rr Overalt fuliort o. uben De alminbe'
line Rifier, Der nnoeS unoe Cu9eH paa
Spolerne. 3penbe ~folpsiale Speroele
al 2 S~ualbOueDer laa aster paa Deficit
"a maalte fra Snuben til Gnben al So'
psoet ca. 10 Sob. Sele Spaa9n9ben
por SO Sob meb AS 5obs Smrios pao
bet tntteItr, en- ufurbolosmGsii9 5pftelie,
Ser. iom Solteue uotrptte fig, mere fig
neoe ct llbpre Of Ell &ullepslie.
Yaa S~ppr9smaal ON, bpao Der fano'
tes / SUalens SnouUlb iom 5Ooe, bler
ppaioet Wasler al RGfer, o9iaa Ip9r
Glib fanbtes. Sapt. Sprbpe beretteoc,
at intct 5iIte ianotes paa be aanter,
han bauOe p9ret. SORTS eller andre
fabclibte 5artgier bar life Jet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

9aar Jolf m9rfer. at be life sr
iltanb til at uinbe en- 9lnosns astel5e,
er be lite laust fra at fomme til at
bate BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

Npatitiuno. Sra 2uleaa telesraie'
res 22be Oftbr.: 0a en- tor apatitaare
er %paatruiiet | @ellioara, oil Apatit'
brponins ior Statens 8esnins bereitsr
lie ! itcrre Stala ! 2sbet al 8interen.
Barren transpOrteres neb til 9ulsd for
Der at masacineres til Sjsfartens Gab.
ming.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24

Stort 8raSiar. 9aa eapoalsaaro
peb Jreoericia c, a.ift e Brastar,
Der peieee S8l y
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
Niamo on crael t~ilialas.

Ut nomTriet mt Glunu Drrot 800 /.
1910, o. Il mt GrgC. 0rrot So Ior :
beggc lur GoHtaui.
&Trmerc uHocggctujug iades Eo5
lllS3 5Der saricE,
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
Narm=0ano.

6ornocn port nproiiuioe Niiucral Oh ~
rllioOsEnno. iomt fun Ton tdges ii0lge 6omt
ltcdolorer, Tau ul III auoIIe gGnoigGCre Del
melt uProliuloe SsoiiouIanO ca bcoue ,lorc
bnno NOR SerubdUc % DC itDrite Rdrie0s
pldoie / StotCu RiuHeiolo. 7ctte 2aHr
tllbpeer oi irit al Sefttere moo fun en- rru c
Might ior bort Brpoerl ior unoeri0aelicH
og 4ruisaiugeu al 9oHocf. On WGHgoc
ftertge Secr OF 5looer QlcuuemltiGr. r
ofHue GaHOltrUruiug, JONI Idugt puer0aa
bet aiiioesllggenOe gaHO, joni iGlass for 80
q $40 pr. Ncre. Reiieu ira Inlutb III gans
bet frem on illbn9c ioiter Outriug 81
algb tile oprt Farmland tbi ot uobprc
bet ior lda qD6t iom 3utcf.
SiIIfruf rfFr hp{a1
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
TiljatgS.

Tiialgs. Gn llotn @rocerp al
SieutD 6dHlci en- liocu Bp / unropt.
Coma CT itlinla5 5oryctataacu CT co.
6Ur uGrmsrs Cplg5HtHagr bcuUcuofr INA {
lt9 IL "Ictorat Eoitcn4. lisa
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-24
MOOT Tarmfiob.

6drm 6idp so, 8fiuu binig iiiiGias
Stot clog pda Sauoet, yiaQcr tiac ueo en-
pen ltoeH Glu, go GcreS Nger irrpil iur 5Gt
9oot SaHo, Qooi RdtolaQ. nor 0trfer, miOi
tnoe I CT nurii Excitement. ; YGti III Rarfcb.
8tulelige BtitHgetier. SGt0es pda @runb
az GierenS IrsmltreOue Nicer. SiriO li
8oT 20. llicu, Mimi 12rsG
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-02

not in the list OF books contracted for by
the state board, and We shall, therefore
soon be obliged to order a reader to take
Its place.
We call attention TO the fact that the
board Of education will hereafter furnish
for supplemental reading the following
books free OF charge to the scholars, viz.
Iryings "Alhambra" for the A grammar
and Stlckney's series of readers tor the
lower grammar grades.
We congratulate the patrons Of our
schools upon their ability to purchase
cheaper school books in the future than
they haye ever done in the past and are
confident that the changes in books order
ed are for the highest good Of all concern
ed, and that our action n this respect will
result in giving the Wellington schools
even higher position among the better
schools Of the state than they have hither.
to enjoyed. Z. r. WEBSTER.
Pres. Board Of Ed.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-02
For Best School Shoes.
For all Foot w ear.
La GRANGE

SEPTEMBER 1.-School begins Monday
September 2,
Alfred Ingalls,, Of Texas, and N. X. In.
gals, Of this place, were visiting the
home Of their boyhood In Royalton, o.
last week.
George Noble, former resident OF this
place, was guest of G. @. Manville, las,
week.
David Parsons, Of Akron, was visiting
q, the residence Of his son. L. @. Parsons,
In this place last week.
Our board Of health is organized under
the new state law aud DR.. G. N. Snyder
was appointed health officer.
Miss Cecile Johnston entertained her
friend, Miss Caddis Howk, OF Wellington,
last week. sn
Our new school house win have the
smead system Of heating and ventilation
Mrs. J.B. Hastings has sold her resi-.
dence to Mrs. Lucinda Maydole.
Mrs. Geo. Mumbower died on Wednes.
day evening, August 2, Of typhoid fever
She bas been an invalid for number Of
years
W. 7. Buswell, Of Cleveland was In
town last Saturday.
The village conncil are putting in {
system Of sewerage which has been much
needed for many years. The next i'm.
provement should be street lamps.
Our base ball team Is coming to the
front very fast. They played the Nor
walk team at the fair last week and won
the game by score Of 8 to 8. They de
fealed the North Eaton team by score
Of % to seven on our grounds last Satur.
day. XII
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-02
OUR FAIR.

The weather was beautiful, and every
thing else was favorable for the twenty.
sixth annual fa'r Of Wellington 10 be q
success. The entries In some Of the de-
partmenis were not so numerous as In
former years, but what they lacked Ia
quantity they made up In quality. ~
The floral hall was very artistically ar
ranged with the articles brought by nu-
merous firms for exhibition, which reflect
ed great credit upon the manages
The order Of Kings Daughters had charge
Of The center, where they disposed Of q
| few necessary articles for the benefit Of
the order. The Benedict shoe company
occupied the southeast corner with a. doe
lins Of b,o,s and shoes attractively dis
played
Merchants hall was occupied by ]. M
Otierbacher with fine display Of harness
Il. N. Goodwin with samples OF white
bronze; Free Battle. Domestic sewing
machines; W. L. Peirce and Wilbur &
Collins with fine samples Of stoves and
linwme. The east side Of the hall was
illed with fine line Of all kinds OF veg
etables.
On Wednesday the crowd was very
light, but the attendance ou Thursday
fully made up for what was expected on
both days.
Tbs poultry shnw was hardly up 10 the
average ol formes years, bul the horses,
sheep, swine and cattle were above the
average,
The amusemenis TN the grounds consist
ed of few games Of chauce, dancing,
meery 90 round, and
BASE BALL
Quite a crowd was on hand each day 10
witness the games. Wednesdays game
was between the Oberlins and yelling
tons, and resulted 10 score Of 10 2 10
favor Of oberlln. The game of Thursday
between LAGRANGE and Norwalk was won
by the former, the score standing 8 to2.
THE RACES,
Wednesday afternoon, were under super
intendents G. l.. Couch and o. P. Chap
man. Henry Address, Of Elyria, acted as
starter, and Messrs. Day aud Post, Of New
London, and Homer Barrett, Of yelling.
ton, as judges and timers. The first race
was the 2.iO trot. This was a close race
between oberlin Boy and Kitty Q, but was
won by the latter. Some claim that Kitty
U Is an old ringer travelling under an as
sumed name. Following is the summary
fjta. $40 TRoT.
Kitty O, br. m, Y. L. Walker, Clyde, IL
0berlln Boy. ch. s.. ]. p. Thomas, Ober- !.
Jack, B. T., r. Valentine, Monrosville. : . 5
Sir Kent, blk. s., N. NorriA Nankin. 3 I :
SS%slRsi Sses III; Ds ss $ h. sPsSSif Mill. % kiyTs drswS
FIRST First money money 80. "a IS. 50 SIS. 9TH so.
In the pacing race hard time was ex-
rerienced In getting horses enough to fiIl,
Finally Frank Coleman, Of LaGrange,
went ten miles and returned after 10 am.
and got his PAGER and put him in second
place IN the race. He contested first place
sharply, and some thought he should have
had first money on account Of foul driving
Of Sam sharp's driver, A. N. Bassett, bui
| irdoas Yulad that tho horaea were not vei
iu home stretch and that Bassett was en-
titled to pole.
NY PACING RACE.
Sam Sharp. br. T.. II. 8. IIettinger.
East Brook, ). s., Frank cslemss.
Lafrange.
Handsome Nike. b. g., II. q. Kem-
rimSsi' S'ii isH sys. Z. ss'ss, slsel. ,ls..
In this race Robv Lowe started 70 driv'
! Sam Sharp but he was too much Of pul
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wELLIN oToN. oil

/. r. 1enschoien having decided toremaIn IN
XM||1flon. We have formed a partnership foi
I|1111finG the undertaking bnslness.
16ff JIM. BEsscnoTKs.
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"FiEe years ago had constant cough,
night sweats. was greatly reduced in flesh,
and had been given up by my physicians.
l began to take Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
and after using two bottles Of this medi-
cine, was completely cured."-Anga A.
Lewis, Ricard, N. Y.
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what It Does.

Hoods Sarsaparilla
1. Purides the blood.
2. Creates an appetite.
o. Strengthens the nerves.
4. Makes the weak strong.
8. 0vercomes that tired feeling.
Q Cures scrofula, salt rheum, etc.
i'Stnvigorales the kidneys and liver.
s. Relieves headache, indigestion, dys.
pepsia.
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Highest Of all Leaveng povu s. Govt Report Aug III 1852
R99.a:'l!! g! Bssi9g Bsxasgg
ABS OlUTELY PURE

Ter for Bob and he turned him over 10
Bassett. This horse was blind, and had
the reputation Of haying killed twelve
men on race tracks Bassett could be seen
patting the old fellow caressingly from his
sulky to prevent any calamity.
STAKE RACE no. /, FoALs 1880.
Nine horses had entered for this race,
but all dropped out but two. ~
Lady May, c. m, J. P. Thomas, 0berlln, /
cgfsiuoy fiws, 4; s 6r s a D. b. Hull wellington.
First money SS3, I'd $3.50.
This was walk-aSay for Lady May.
In the pony race for purse of $5, one.
half mile dash, Texas Brandy, owned by
Z. Isabel, Rocky River, had an easy race
against McGinty, owned by Bert Martin,
Fiichville.
In Thursdays races a very interesting
programme was greatly damaged by not
getting the programme started until 2 D.
m. This was caused by show horses being
In ring competing for premiums. In free
for all trot, Orphan Boy bad been entered,
but was too lame to start, and this reduced
It to two horses, for purse of $3.50
to first and $25 to I'd horse. -
Won ArnIm. h. "a. ] seo,t. su,. y,
a., phur springs nos 1 drawn.
Titchneid, 22111
me' s'''' I''''s' z''o' z'S' saS'
ine nrst neat was great race. Won
Afhim was iame, bct finished neck and
neck WIN commonwealth, and only went
unuer 'ne wire oy about a head In the lead.
~ tue second neat Won Amin cut quar-
'er padly ana after passing the judges.
STAND stopped within thirty feet, stone
snp ,at shank, the driver OF Common
wealth. eouia nof avoid accident, as the
90 morse s"efsea 70 Tue rgnt, and the
suikies came togeiher' Pat was thrown
ou. ou. WIN erem presence Oh mind, he
neiu " MS morse ana both escaped with
out injury Shank went on and drove the
'niee remaining heals IN order 10 win the
race according !" American trotting asso-
c'a''on fuies'
SSV RACE
SSsy4se Ssytie br -, m ~ Rs9nsns, nnss, Litchfd
Nsri. Hr0; Indoe. Medina. 3S
Purse. SIS -''
STAKE RACE No yo.ts1aas
al, . air. v,o,, p.n. w.
per. Wellington, III
Low" Rlyris' ' t'''' A''''"' "'S'rauS'
Violet wilkes. sire Or. Wilkes Robert
Time; 2;4sJI. 2:il, as.
FIRST money sfi'z'' sdhi'@' ID ss'zo'
Geb had a very easy race and could have
gone much faster had u been necessary
Elgh' horses were so"inHted In this stake
but fiye dropped out.
HALF NILE RUNNING RACE.
Dry Mckinley. b. e., G. II. Rice, spen.
ST. charles. SsTi br. g. J. H. carDsn,sr
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BRIGHTON.

AUGUST 31.-Mr. Fisher, Of Brookfield,
spent couple Of days with his broiher-in-
law, q. M. Peasley.
Miss NJ. Snow, Of Bedford, is visiting
friends 10 town.
Mark Smith has sold his farm to @. NJ.
Peasley.
A few Of our people attended the fair at
Wellington.
Ladies' Aid society OF the Congregation
al church meet with Mrs o. +. Goss,
Wednesday, Sept. cd. SAM.
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0beriln Boy. ch. s., J. p. Thomas. 0ber-
Jack, b. 5. T., R. valentine, Monrosyiile. ! ) 5
Sir Kent, blk. s., J, N. Norris, Nankin, 3 Z
Romulus. blk. e., X; Snyder, Fairfield.
Time; SSss S;Ss SS 2iSs; y Ss sss "a .ls .,b s,o
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The brusque and iussy impulse Of these
days Of false impression would rate down
all as worthless because one Is unworthy.
AS II there were DO motes 10 sunbeams !
Or commets among stars Or cataracts In
peaceful nyers.l Because one remedy
processes To do what II never was adapted
10 do, are all remedies worthlessg Be
cause one doctor lets his patient die, are
all humbugsf 1trequires fine eye and
a finer brain 20 dlscrimlnate-to draw the
differential line. f..ss
"They say that DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and DR.. Plercs's Favor
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"rhcy sayn for weak system there's
nothing better than the discovery and
that the "Favorile Prescription Is the
hope OF debilitated. feeble women who
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inc. And here's the proof
Try one or both. III they don't help
you. tell the Worlds Dispepsary Medical
Association, OF Buffalo, N. Y, and ysu
get your money back again.
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l, is noted in London that the girls
are glowing taller aad the men shorter
The explanation is that the men smoke
too much and begin the practice too
young.
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