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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-30
silent-Hood.

Yesterday at the home of the BRIDE.
mother, Mrs. Marion Hood Bnnd', II Pas
adsna, occurred the marriage Of Fredsrick
Q. Silent, son OF Judge Charles w. SIsu,
Of ihis city, atd Miss Mabel II. Hood. /,
was very quiet affair, Witnessed onh by
the relatives and intimate trends Of the
couple. The ceremony, which took place
at II $50, was performed by Rev. N II. q.
Fife. OF Pasadena. The couple stood un.
der beautiful wedding bell and the par.
lors were handsomely decorated with roses
and smllax. The bride was attended bv
ber sister, Miss Nellie Hood and the sis.
ter of the groom, Miss Florence Silent
These little maids Of honor wore white
gowns and carried big bunches OF flowers
the one pink and the other yellow The
bride, who is pretty blonde, wore styl-
ish travelling costume OF gray, with hat
and gloves TO match, and carried pink am.
aryllls blosspms. The quiet dignity
which is 50 charming personality Of the
young bride never forsook her for an in
slant, and she received the congratula.
tions OF her friends with pleasing simple.
ity and naluralness. A wedding breakfast
was served at tete-a-tete tables spread in
parlors and library. Some elegant pres
ents. comprising much valuable silver, tes.
titled to the regard Of friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Silent left on the O'Clock train for
Santa Barbara, where they spend a few
days before taking mp their residence at
Glendora, where the groom owns a iine
ranch. The inyited guests included Judge
Silent nnd family, DR.. and Mrs. Salisbury.
Judge and Mrs. J. d. BIckneIl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Silent Mr.. and Mrs. d. Thomas
Miss Maude Hazlert, Miss Jennie walrath
and Frank Thomas, Of Los Angeles, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Gardner, Miss Marian
Gardner, Rev. and Mrs. Fife, p. M. Green
and Mss Green, Of Pasadena, Mrs. A. H
Palmer, of Ontario, and O. W. Fisher, Of
San Bernardino.--Los Angeles (Cal.)
Times, Sept. II. 50
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Notice.


There viii be an open meeting Of tn,
Kings Daughters society at their rooms
"Wednesday evening, September 80. Az
ter the usual program ice cream and lem
onade will be seryed. There will also be
an opportunity to purchase aprons, quilts
and other useful articles. The society, re.
membering how kindly they were helped
at their first attempt TO serve Ice cream,
have tried II again and hope their efforts
will be as well received They are trying
70 no a good work among the needy of our
own town and everyone ought to give
them a hearty support.
MINNIE CLEGoN, Sec.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. semple attended
wedding Of intimate friends in OberlIr
last week.
| Rev. John Wilson and Bart Latelle, O.
Creston, called at this Office Monday OF
their way to Oberlin, where Mr. Latell,
will enter college.
Rev. @. E. Manchester, Of GAINESVILLE
o., paid this office pleasant call Monday
He formerly resided in this place and as
sisted in planting the ENTERPRISE twenty
five years ago. Mr.. Manchester says that
he al one time knew everybody in Wei
lington, but time bad materially changed
matters.
U. Otterbacher, of Greenwich, spen'
Sunday in town.
q. A, Werlich, Of Cleveland spent Sun.
day in town.
Rev. G. Il: Manchester, d. D., a mem.
Der of the East Ohio conference, M. e
church, has been spending few days
with his father-in-law, Deacon J. s. Case
DR.. Manchester has been stationed 10
GAINESVILLE, Belmont county, for fouI
years and the late conference held a,
Akron has returned him for the fifth year
Mrs. Manchester accompanies him, they
return home Tuesday, stopping at Della.
ware for brief visit with their son, who
is student there.
r. Craddock returned from his visit to
Oregon Sunday morning.
Nj. and Mrs. l.. II. Wadsworth, Of
Greenwich, spent Sunday in town.
@. e. Townsend returned last week af.
ter an absence Of Eve months. He has
been In the Dakoias a majority Of the
time and reports matters In better shape
there than at any time within the past
five years
Esq. Krebs, Of Penfeld, left for Kansas
Tuesday on business trip.
Miss Lorena Hill, formerly one of our
Wellington high school girls, is now in the
female college Of Chicago, III.
VIM, yischer is out west on business
trip.
Mrs F. W. Harmon spent Sunday in
Oak Harbor. t iJl
VIM. Rininger left for New York Tues
day to purchase his fall and winter stock
Of goods.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-30
M. r. Conference.

The deliberations Of the fifiysecond con
ference, which has been In session in
Mansfield since the previous Wednesday
closed Monday. The following are the
appointments for the Cleveland district:
John Mitchell. presiding elder, Cleveland;
Avon and Butternut ridge, z. II. Bush; Berea,
Dustin Kemble, W. @. Wardj Brooklyn VII
laGe, o. Badgeiyi Brunswick and Hlnckiey. s.
II. slutz; Cleyeland-Franklin avenue, L. O.
Buxtoni Jennings avenue. W. @. Endly; Lo-
rain street. @. W. Huddleston, Taylor street,
A. Van Camps Columbia, J. 7. Hook;
Dover and 0lmstead. +. d. steyec Zone
to be supplied)i Elyria, II. A. Gould; Graf
ton, N. B. Mohm; Granger and Sharon, d. X.
Neale; Huntington. A. 4. Winters, LaGranee
and Belden. II. L. steves; Lakewood. +. W.
Barretti Loraln, J. =. Smith Zone to be sup.
plied)i Medina, b. J. Hoadley; New London.
William Kepleri NewportAge. Walter Torbet;
North and South Amherst. O. Pearce; 0berlin.
j. N, Vest Penneld and Litchneld, q. A.
Reader, sr Zone to be supplIed) Pittsneld and
Kipton, s. 0. Elliott Zone to be suppIled);
Rich6eld and Bath. r. O. Beicheie, Royalton
and Bennets, soath Brooklyn Supply. r. L..
waggomi StronTsville. J. +. HASTINGS; Wei
lington, j. H. Brant.
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sunday-schooI.

The 10Th Sunday.school district Of Ohio
has regularly held Its convention annually
for the last eleven years, thus maintaining
It's active part In connection with the Ohio
Sundsy-school association. This year be.
ing the turn Of Medina county to enter.
tain the convention, Il has been arranged
to be held in the village OF Medina Oct. Is
and 10, 1901. Schools are invited to send
delegates, and every enc Of the seventy.
seven townships In these four counties
Cuyahoga, Loriin, Medina and Summit,
should bs well represented. All who at.
tend will be cordially welcomed and en-
ierlained, A fine program Is being pre-.
pared by Prof. Il. B. Gilbert, Medina, SEC,
and Mrs. F, II. Ellenberger, 90 Castle Av.,
Cleveland, Prest. Be sure to see IN At
your school sends one or two delegates
with Bibles and note books. Remember
the time, Jct. 1915, and place, Medina, o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-30

No one doubts that DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy really cures .catarrh, whether the
disease be recent or Of long standing, be.
cause the makers OF II clincb their faith in II
with $500 guarantee, which isn't q mere
newspaper guarantee, but "on CALI In a
moment Thatmoment Is when you prove
that ITS makers can't cure you. The res
son tor their faith Is this: DR.. Sage's rem.
edy has proved itself the right cure for
pine'ynine out Of one hundred cases Of
catarfh 10 the head, and the Worlds DIs.
peneary Medical Association can afford 10
take ihe risk OF you being the one hun
The only question is--are you willing to
make the tesl, II the makers are willing
% take the risk' II 90, the rest Is easy
You pay your druggist 80 cents and the
lr1ni begins. II you're wanting the $500
you'll get something betier-a cure
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-30

Ministers meeting next Monday morn,
ing at 8 o'clock at the study of Rev. A. G
Wall. ,et
-coSeREeATIoNAL.
Rev. c. e. Manchester preached morn
ing and evening, delivering two able and
interesting addresses. Mr.. Manchester
spent snis boyhood in Wellington, his
mother being member Of the Congrege-
gational church. He now is pastor for the
fifth year of the NJ. E. church Of Barnes
vile, Ohio. He has been spending some
days with Mrs. Manchester's father, Dea-
con J. S. Case, and returned to his charge
yesterday.
Rey. W. E. Barton will occupy the pul.
pit as usual next Sunday.
METHODIST.
Rev. ]. F. Brant has been returned for
another year. He reports conference
session Of unusual interest. The lay cleo
toral conference added large number of
Intelligent representative laymen to the
ministerial body and gave increased inter.
est to lis deliberations.
DrJ. W. Houghton, as the lay dele.
gate from Wellington, had the honor Of
presenting and OF having the lay confer.
ence heartily endorse resolutions on The
temperance question and increased lay
representation at the general conference.
He was also chosen by the lay body 70
represent them in fraternal address 10
the bishop and ministerial brethren, which
address was responded to by Bishop Joyce
In most cordial and mastery way 81
The occasion was also graced by tie
presence on the platform Of Hon. John
Sherman, who was presented TO the great
audiences ~ the bishop and spoke words
Of welcome in behalf Of the people oej
Mansfield. The conference was also char
acterlzed by a genuine REVIVAL spirit. Pen.
ticost and revival meetings we're held daily
and resulted In q large number Of conver-
sions. a .tHld 10. lri
Services as usual next SUNDAY morning
and evening }.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-30
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Look out for flrebugs,

Look out for flrebugs,
The hottest September on record.
Monday was Democratic day here.
A cold wave struck us Monday morning
Let us have little more water from
above.
The roads are lined with broken wagon
wheels.
The political campaign is now open in
earnest.
Floris Q. Williams has leased the Amer.
lean House.
This has been September long TO be
remembered.
The artificial light is now required al
o'clock pm.
Work at the opera house Monday even.
ing, October 8.
Posters on every corner announcing a
political meeting
The Big Four has appointed three ladies
as station agents,
tn. s,ras, snr,rt,or hos ,o.n . h,.,
man Gov .,s mas, month
The public schools we're dismissed Mon
day in honor Of Governor Campbell.
The tariff question will be discussed
from now until Tuesday, November 8.
o'e'eiruu oenNa nish scnoo' Vs Diue
o'afs AZ "eihns'on' oa'uruay' oc'ooer o.
What's the matter OF putting tariff on
rain 80 as 70 encourage home production
iou A"o"' 1 na5 - t
Water Is getting to be scarce article
In the reservoirs OF some OF the manufact-
uring plants. -ss f-,g
The fftieth wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs, Nathan Myers, OF Sullivan, will
take place october Ia. NN
A company Of individuals occupied the
square four evenings selling electric belts
fancy soaps and extracting teeth.
The street sprinkler was called to the
farm Of s. K. Warner Monday afternoon
TO squelch the flames that were raging in
the fields.
Joseph Hess, the converted saloon keep
or and prize fighter, Of Cleveland, will ad-
dress the people Of Rochester Friday even
ing, October 81.
A number Of visiting brethren were
present at the regular meeting Of the X.
OF Z. Monday evening. Five new men,
bers were Initiated.
The secretary Of the Lorain county fair
finally at very late hour looked after the
interests Of the second paper 10 the county
A.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-30
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

When Baby was sick, wo gave her castoria.
When she was child, abe oricd for castoria,
When shc became Miss, she cluns to castoria,
When she had childrsn, 'hs &c 'othcm cas.oria
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can tor Yonr MAIL

The following letters remained uncalled
for during the week ending September 28 !.
Mrs Ida dawson, 2. Q. Severcool. John
Yost, Frank Allen. Z, E. Hustled, r. M.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-30

II Is education that makes all the diifsr.
ence between the men who dig 10 the
ditch and the man who bosses the lob. Il
Is the superior qualities uf Aver Sarsapa.
rilla that give II It's acknowledged pre-.
eminence over all other blood purifiers.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-30
LADIES.

nave just received new line Of stamp
lng pa'ems for cut work, center pieces for
aa.ning tables, lunch cloth, and Doilys
4p MRS. u. N. VINCENT, Mberty.st,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-30
DIED.

GRIBFITH.-of Brights disease, on Saturday,
August 20. James A. Gnfnth. aged 81 years.
Funeral from his late residence on Barker
street, Sunday at4 p. m, Rev. W. Il. Barton
oniciating. The remains were inferred In
south cemetery.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-30

a. NOTES.
sMsnnot, Of Canton, was the most fcrci
bIe speaker on The stage. aa5
The two best speeches were deliverec
10 the evening.
Gov. Campbell failed 10 fulfil the ex
pectatlons Of the crowd as an orator.
II was the biggest lime the Democrat.
have had here since the jolihcation meet
ing over the election Of President Cleve
land in November, 1884.
The committee In charge leit nothing
undone that would aid in making the
meeting a success. vischer and Arnei
fill the position 10 the letter.
Everything passed of nicely.
The state central committee conferred
quite an honor upon Wellington by send.
ing US such distinguished speakers.
ID. L. Waisworth's residence was GOV.
cred with flags and bunting.
Two thousand people cannot be as
semblcd to advantage in the opera house.
Wellington has not had the honor OF en-
tertaining a governor before for number
Of years.
Ralph Dimmock headed the procession
on his bicycle which was trimmed with
flags.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-30

FOR SALE A flne residence on
Couriland avenue. For further particulars
enquire OF II. 8. Smith. 88tf
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-30
A Gala Day for the Democrats.

The Democrats INDUCED In genuin,
love feast here Monday. At an early hour
the town was nicely dressed in flags and
bunting and by 0 o'clock everything was
ID readiness to receive the distinguished
guests A four-horse team was in waiting
at the Big -Four depot to meet the govern
or on his arrival from Columbus on the
9:SO train, but it left the city little too
early, hence he sent Telegram that he
would arrive on the :15 limited. BY
noon the crowd began TO arrive, which
was later on estimated to be over 20O0
The brass bands from Rochester and
Spencer, drum corp and the Wellington
band done their whole duty to make the
day an enjoyable one.
Governor Campbell arrived at the time
expected and was at once escorted 10 the
residence of Hon. d. L. Wads Serth on
North Main street for dinner.
The meeting was opened In the opera
house at 80 by Judge Stillwell, OF
Holmes county. Every inch Of space in
the opera house was occupied ana even
the entrances were packed to their utmost
capacity.
The public schools were dismissed In
honor Of the governor In order that the
children might have an opportunity OF
gazing upon ruler Of the state.
Az $3.50 the governor arrived in charge
'ofan escort and Judge Stillwell gave way
fof him TO speak which he continued to do
until $3.50 when he too was compelled TO
leave 70 take the w 81. e. train ioi Nov
walk to speak in the evening.
In the evening the meeting was nd.
dressed by Hon. John Monnot, Of Canton,
and Commissioner Norton, of TifIin.
Each speaker discussed the tariff issue,
although DR.. Norton managed to devote a
few moments 10 the silver question. I
The speeches were all good for their
side oi The question and whether any
votes we're changed the official count will
tell after election.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-30
Church Notes and Arrangements.

Ministers meeting next Monday morn
ing at 8 o'clock at the study of Rev. A. G.
Wall. ..et
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
NOTICE OF COLLECTION
-OF--
State, County and School Taxes
CITY OF GRAND RAPIDS
For the Year 1891.
Cry of GRAND RArfps. !
kFxr Cut-sTY. MICHIGAN.

Cry 90 GRAND RArfps.
kFSr Cor.ry. MICHIGAN.
November 3jth. A. ID. leel.
To the Taxpayers OF the City of Grand Rapids:
You are hereby notified that the general tax
rolls OF the respective wards OF the c.;y OF
Grand Rapids for state. County and School
taxes have been delivered 10 me for collection.
and that payment OF the taxes therein asses
s-d and levied may be made 10 me on al sums
voluntarily paid before tae
FIRST DAY oF JANUARY. lsa2,
witsan addition OF ONE PER CENT for col
lection ices. Aud uDon ali tsxes paid on or
after said nrst DAY OF January. lss2. there will
be added FOUR PER CENT for collection fees.
That my Office for the receipt OF payment OF
such lax Is located on the iirst floor o: the
City Hall I'm said cfy OF trant Rapids. near
the cast end OF sa,d city Hall. That said Once
will be open for the receipt OF such taxes Ia
said To!'s assessed. from elxht o'clock In the
forenoon until noen. and from one o'clock la
the afternoon until i've O'Clock IN the after
noon Of each and every week day up to the
FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. u. Iss2
And for such further time alter the first day
OF februarD. lS.'2. as the common council OF
said city may extead snch time OF collection,
not exceeding one month.
kni said ONCE will also BE- open on Friday
Of every week unless such Friday u. a legal
holiday. and on Tuesday Of every week tunless
such tuesday be a iegal hoiid@yL from the
hour OF seven O'Clock j.. -. 10 the hour of nine
O'Clock Y. NJ. from the FIRST DAY pF nc.
EMPEK. 1871. 10 tue TiilRTl-fIhsT DAY or
DLCEMREH. ls.i. both inclusive.
WILLIAM HAKE.
Treasurer oil the City of 1raad Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22
ANOTHER MANS bones
sflas Kent Turns Up and Disowns
His Supposed Skeleton
Eg VAS STILL CLOTHED IL FLESH
tsnf@ cosnsy People Are TrysnS tns
1ra.s On saa4s osksF feiiss-
xkey Thfek a ssnishea
Rs44tsx Osasa Ia

fosHA, Mich. Dec. 2i.-A singular
revelation Is brought about IN eonnee-
ton With the Ksnt sxelston foeni IA
Cato township. It WAS idenniied al
most beyond question 10 be that OF
kiiss Kent, who aAs been missing about
three years. when %, s.las puts IN an
appearsaSs after tAree years IN Wasn-
ington state. The remains are now
taken TO be thoze OF Elias Kent, an old
pedaler. A satenel found some little
distance from tne remains furnishes =
clue TO this theory. Justice Hayilard
and a lary yesterday decided that II
was Elias Kent ana THAI no had been
dead nearly year.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

Since it, fret introduction, Electric
Btters has gained rspidly IN popula,
faver. until now IL . clearly IN the
lead among pure medicinal tones and
alt xes--contal nothing which
permits ifs use "a a beverage or iniozl-
cant, Is y recognized 90 the best and
rurest medicine fer all ailments of
stomach. hver or ksdneys--It viii cure
sex teadaeae. ind gsstlon. consti oasfon
snd drive rlai&rls from tne system.
sassfactt q guaranteed With each toftle
or th~ nlonev WI be refunded. Prlce
ealv 50 cents Per bottle. Sold by Peek
Bros
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

We authorize our advertised druggs st
20 sell Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption. coughs and colds, upon
this condition. RI you are afflicted with
a cough. cold or any lung. throat or
chest trouble, and viii use this remedy
as directed, giving It fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money re
funded. We could noi make this offer
q d we not know that Or. Kings New
Discovery could be relied on. lt never
disappoints. Trial bottles 10 cents At
reck Bios drug store. Large bottles
so cents aut 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

Another ehIa kid hy the use of op-
lsse gvsn "A She form cf Soothing
Syyup. Why mothers give their child
rsn sech deadly possnn = sapprisisav
when taey can relieve The ch.ld ef ,ts
peculiar treuhies hy usird T,r. Aeksr's
EAhv soother. 10 contains no orSar1s
eE aorpaln. sod ~ al druggsss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

Ny physician said could not live.
my liver out of order, frequently vom-
tied greenish mucous, skin yellow
small dry hnmors on face, stomach
would not retain food. Burdock Blood
Bitters cured me. Mrs. Adelaide
oBrien, S72 Exchange street, Buffalo,
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22
Slippers for presents { e9sa's4 5s osail1.,; hts,
SILK Umbrellas, saas. ss'n sts ss.ii sis.:,ns ans
gifts for gentlemen.
T. w. DrxS n Co.

QuInsy troubled me for twenty years.
Since / started using DIR. Thomas
Eciectric OIL, have not had an attack.
The oil cures sore throat at once. Mrs.
Let,a Conrad, Ssandish, Mich,, October
22 'S3
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22
NOTICE.

Masonic MrrusL BESEFtr Assocf.TIoxl
Or WrsrERs MICHIGAN.
Grand RaDiGs. Mica. Dec, IA. 1spi.
.g -. a. eu "a. ~
ern Michigan Is hereby eaIled 20 meet at the
Masonic hail. In the city os 1rsnd Rapids. on
the slHih dsy OF January. iss2 At one O'clock
y. M. 10 e .nsidsrand dec.fe upon a plan of
organization. and 20 make sarb changes In
our articles OF association rs nav be found
necessary.
wM T. INNES. President.
Attest:
JACOB BARTu, Acting Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

that 10 not all. for in many eases these
eiEtoes also tell OF true economy, lkl, ,
ara Dianone eyed. Tnsss sEpie holne
dyes enable many % dress vel. esea
elegantly, fer they maze the old and
faded garnet L look Ike rev.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

NJ. c. Goossen has ten varieties OF
ralsins 10 show you. from 10 cents or
three pounds for 25ceEts and upwards.
for the table, cooking or mince pies.
There are none TO equal than in quail
Ity
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

If you are interested IN the improve
ment of Grand river, attend the meet
Ing at Hartman's hall Tuesday evening
and help the scheme along with your
influence.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

City Treassrers Orc.
Grand Rspids Hieh-. Dee. u. isel. I
Notice IL hereby gifen that The assessment
roll for ths construction ef = ssssr In tsntH
Lafayette street ffea Fast iulfoe
street - hashinEten street. iB the
IN ny hesfs and that I ~fIl re-
c-ive payment thereon fay TIE period of
twenty dsys fross Ehis dstf. ~ the oftee of
the Cify Treasurer. Ciis HAL
WILLIAM HAKF
jas-s Cits Treasures.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22
IREAsuaER.s NOTICE.

City Irsasurer's once !
Grand Rapids. Nich. Dee. ~. isHi. (
Notice is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for the construction of = sewer 10 South
Union street from Wealthy stsrne "a
Sherman street I'm the city ~
tirand Rapids. Is nov ia nly haads. and
that will reerive payment THEREOF fer The
period Of fwe8fv days frcfa rats dale. 81 the
ofT.ee of the CITY Treasurer. City Hal.
WILLIAM HakE.
dec II titY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

Fresh msrshmsllows in one and tive
pound boxes at Miss Fo.mpy's, No. los
Monroe street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22
Fancy slippers caaai..s. casa,ss D''''' Is
New nuts at Cooper's.
Lace Curtains at TenHope's.
WE
DON'T
ADVERTI6E

WE As much rs some
DON'T lines do, but we have
Advertise done considerable of
1t during the past
year, especially III the
ewspapers. We
think that q properly worded 'ad' in n
coed newspaper IL worth more than III
any other form. for the reason that it
reaches many times the number of
readers that any other form would.
Therefore, We wish to say that &. & w.
NJ. and D.. l.. q \. agents have instruc-
tions 10 sell TO all applicants excursion
tickets a, reduced rates on account of
the holidays. To Canadian points rate
will be one fare for round trip on 2lst,
22d aud 23d. On the 9th and 25th rate
will be one and one-third fare to all
points in Michigan. Canada and TO Chi
cago. Buy your ticket via the West
Michigan or the d.. l.. & y and enjoy
your trip. GEORGE DEHAvES.
General Passenger Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

Choice sweet Florida oranges, 30
cents dozen, Elk dozen for sl.oo At
Hatch's.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

Choice sweet cider. popcorn. hickory
nuts, butternuts and walnats q. Hatch 8
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-22

Special prces on mixed candy. nuts
and popcorn balls given t. schools. fes-
tiyals, etc. st NJ. A. Formby's. No. los
Monroe street.