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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-26

c,,,..,,,, po,>.,s o,t,s of Philadelphia
r. cision ComDitte.e. spoke in favor Of
the seal. Judge Shipman, of New Jer-
sey, said Elder Junkin'S well-known be-
nevolence is shown in standing up for
the snake which it is proposed to put
on the cross in the seal. In case it is
left they ought to inscribe under it: "N.
B.-This is not the devil" Besides,
the head ought not to be hanging down;
it looks as If he was just going
TO bite. The matter was continued, to
be the order at 2:30 o'clock in the after
noon.
The standing Committee on the Freed
men reported through DR.. ErSkine, of
Carlisle, Pa. Two churches have be-
come self-suStaining. There is encour-
aging progress at Biddle University,
Charlotte, n. c.; Concord; Cotton Plant,
Ark; Augusta, Ga; Abbeville, n. c.;
Danville, Va; Burkeville, Va; Chester,
Charleston and Beaufort, 5. c., and
Pine Bluff, Ark. We have received
from 1s66-our first year-to 1869,
S126, 29s. %; from 1870 to 1880, S513,-
326. 80; from 1880 to 1891, 81, ,1S6, 400. 50.
Total in % years, 81, ,26021; total
for last year, SIG, 326.90. This does
not include what the freedmen have
given in self-Support. Total number Of
missionaries, white IA, colored 20; cate
chistS, white 4, colored 10; teachers,
male, white, 16; colcred "a; females,
white, 80; colored, S5. Churches organ
izee in the year, z: total churches under
our Board, 260; missions, II; communi-
canIS added during the year on certifi-
cate, 1913; on examination, 1896 total
communicates, 1886. Total Sabbath
Schools, 259; total pupils in schools, 49,
212. Number of churches contributing,
2,S91; Sunday Schools contributing, 324;
womenS missionaries and bands con-
tributing, l,121. A vigorous appeal was
made for the encouragement OF the
work, coupled with request that the
restriction as TO expense be removed.
The report of the Committee on The
illogical SeminarieS was made the first
order of the day for Thursday morning.
This will open up the Briggs case for
discussion. AS rule the members OF
the Assembly are reticent as TO the prob
abilities in regard to action on the ap-
pointment of DR.. Briggs. Most OF them
say they are waiting to hear the report
of the committee. Occasionally a man
is found who is ready to express an opin-
ion, and he usually expects the appoint
ment TO be vetoed.
Col. Manford, of the Herald and Pres
butter, Cincinnati, who probably knows
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A Promising Career Ended.

Special Telegram 10 TIE Register.
MARTINSBURG, w. VA, May 25.-Mr.
Howard Santman, aged % years, eldest
son of Mr.. q. w. Santman, of this city,
died at his home, on Maple avenue, at
ten o'clock last night, of consumption.
Mr.. Sautman was one of our most prom
ising young men, having been employed
in Cumberland, Md, some time. He
gave up his position there to accept one
in the National Bank in this city, but
was compelled to resign his position a
short time ago, on account of ill health,
and continued to sink slowly from that
time. although everything that human
means could avail was done TO stop the
march of that disease.
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West Virginia Pensions.
Speciot 7xleordn 10 the Rsotster.

Special telegram 20 the Register.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-The following
West Virginia pensions have been
issued:
Original-Wm. j. Allen, B. Taught,
deceased; Preston Glover, Lorenzo B..
Gilpin, Hugh B. Henry, j. L. McCul-
lopgh, Wesley Fisher, Benjamin Heston,
John Sewers.
Acknowledgment Cunningham, j.
D. West, James Broyley, VIM. Kelly,
Allen j. Freeland.
Increase-John Franklin.
Reissue-George w. McGill.
Original Widows, ETC. Minerva,
widow of Doiver B. Holstein; Bashaba,
widow of Peter B. Hought.
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A False Count.

VIENNA, May 25.-Inquiries made
here show that Baron Rudolwh Kalnoky
De Korospatak. who is announced to
have fought duel yesterday at Chi
cago with young Southerner, is not a
nephew of Count Kalnoky Of this city.
Count Kalnoky has no relative bearing
the name of Rudolph Kalnoky De
Korospatak, nor has he reiative now
In America.
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just as They Were.
,p.einl Tslearsm 70 ne Register.

MAErINsBURG, w. VA, May 20
The municipal election, held in this city
to-day, resulted in the Republicans
electing John w. Martin in the First
ward, Chas. Lamar in the Second ward,
and w Kaufman in the Third ward.
The Democrats elected Edward Deck in
the Fourth ward and Geo. w. Schill in
the Fifth ward. This does not change
the complexion of the Council, as the
Republicans lost ia the Fourth and the
Democrats in the Third, leaving the
Council with Democratic majority OF
four.
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TERRIBLEACCIDENT
TWO WELL KNOWN SOCIETY LADIES MEET
A HORRIBLE DEATH
On Railroad CrOssing-An Engine Crashes Into
Their Oarriage-Ons Lady Instantly KILLED,
Another Fatally Maugled, and the Cclersd
Driver is Ground to Pieces.

PrrTsBURG, May 25.-The limited on
the Pennsylvania railroad at about S
o'clock tonight dashed into carriage
at Mills crossing near Latrobe. Par
ticulars are very meagre, as train men
refuse to talk except to say they were
not running at an extraordinary speed.
Miss McCurdy was instantly killed, Miss
McCreary so mangled that she will die,
and negro driver named Fox torn to
pieces. The ladies were well known
young society ladies. When the train
pulled into Pittsburg tonight the engine
presented shocking appearance. The
pilot, wheels, and even the steps were
clotted with blood, while torn pieces of
dress and strands of womens tresses
were still clinging to portions of the
train. The ladies itseemS, were driving
across the track when struck. The en-
gineer says he whisted and rang, but
the horses were frightened and ballled.
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Corbett and His Manager Part.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 25.-Jim Cor
bett has quarreled with his manager,
Charley Stencil, and will not travel with
him any more. Corbett rejected STEM
zel's advice, and accepted 81, 500 offered
by the California Club, instead of half
the purse for his fight with Jackson.
Stentzel, who backed Corbett and paid
all his expenses, was displeased at Cor
belts action considering an offer from
the Olympic Club to act as instructor,
and also an offer to travel with a min
strel company.
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Star Rubber Company's Troubles.

TRENTON, N. j., May p Counsel for
the Star Rubber Co. stayed up Sunday
night until after midnight and then by a
snecial arrangement had the County
Clerks Office opened to record mortgages
aggregating nearly half million dollars
against the property of the concern. This
hasty proceeding, it is believed, was due to
the fear that other creditors than those
preferred might get receiver appointed
before the mortgages could be placed on
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A BAD Frelght Conision

Special telegram 10 TIE Re1ister
CHARLESTON, w. Va, May 25.-Two
freight trains cOllided at Vanbibbin
cut on the Chesapeake and Ohio road
Saturday. and resulted in seriously in
turing Engineer Jones and Fireman
Sam Reed. Engineer Monk and the
brakeman were slightly injured. Reed
was caught under the tender, where he
remained an hour. He is in bad con-
dition and may not recover
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NJ" ORLEANS, La, May 25.-The
attorney for O'Malley in the jury
.0'., p ease to-day gave notice that he
1..a apply for % change of venue, on
.-e 'nud that the defendant cannot
,-'' .a.r and impartial trial i'm the
'I'>. b, View Orleans where il is pend
.- lae attorney for McCriStil, an
o.1.' ., D.. iae jury briberS, gave notice
..-", ele1 'le case came up for trial he
"oald mlse similar motion.
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TEKSE I ELEGRAM5.

The feature of yesterdays races at
Gravesend was the defeat Of Tournament,
the horse for which Mr.. FoXhall Keene
paid $4,000.
At the Chicago races yesterday Helter
Shelter, Duke of Highlands, Bankrupt,
BrookwoOd and Uncle Frank won.
The following horses won at Cincinnati
Yesterday Jubilee, Vortex, Camera, Sem
per Fldele and Matilda.
The trial at Bari, Italy, of 119 members
of the Mala Vita Society has ended. Four
teen members are acquitted, while l65
members are sentenced TO terms of mpris-
onment varying from six months TO fifteen
years. 80
To celebrate the visit of the Czarevitch
to Siberia, an imperial decree has been is
sued authorizing the Siberian Governors
10 remit twO-thirds of the sentences and
otherwise to ameliorate the condition of
worthy eonvicts.
Forty-six military officers, mainly !be-
longing TO guard regiments, have been ar
rested in ST. Petersburg in the past fort
night for criticising the degradation Of
Grand Duke Michael. Semi-official jour
nails are forbidden TO speak Of the arrest Of
the officers.
Constable Manlove brought VIM. Graves
and his son, Foster, colored, to the Nash
vile, Tenn, Jail last night from Dry Fork,
about six miles from that city. under
charge of murder. They are accused of
killing John Collins. well-known market
man, Saturday night.
William Atkins and several chums spent
yesterday afternoon drinking, then went
10 the farm house of Clarence Ridge,
near Higginsville, Mo, and asked for sup
per- The latter refused and Atkins fatally
Shot him. Atkins is still at large Ridge
is the son of a wealthy stockman and
farmer.
The loss by the burning Of the Bark Ex-
tract works at Staunton, Va, Saturday, is
$4,000. Insurance $4,000 The works
will be rebuilt at once.
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Injunction Granted


Spscidl Telegram % the ReQtStsr.
PARKERSBURG, w. VA, May %
Judge Boreman rendered decision in
the injunction case of b. D. Spillman
against the city of ParkerSburg and the
Thomson Houston Electric Company
this evening. He grants the injunction
asked for on the ground that in making
the contract the city incurs a debt
which is contrary TO its charter.
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Won on "A Foul.

New YORK, May 25.-A telegram
from London says the fight between
Dick Burge, of New Castle, and Jem
Carney, of Birmingham, for 200 and
the lightweight cham mpionship of Eng
land, was awarded to Burge on claims
of foul. The fight lasted AZ minutes.
The dispatch says Carney showed his
superiority throughout the battle.
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Arkansas Editors Take a Day on.

Special Telegram to thsReQtster.
PARKERsBURG, May 25.-Fifty mem
bers of the Arkansas Editorial Associa-
tion, majority being accompanied by
their wives and lady friends, passed
through the city on their excursion
East. They left st. Louis Saturday.
The train carrying the association was
a special They will visit Washington,
Niagara Falls and other points Of inter-
est before their return.
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Destructive Fire at Toronto.
fnl I.Icl.,.rl,l In NE Renisffr

TORONTO, o., May 25.-The residence
and gents furnishing store of Edward
Cooper, located on the corner Of Clark and
Fourth streets. was entirely destroyed by
fire at ( o'clock this morning, the origina-
tion of which is supposed to have been from
a defective fiue. The residence took fire
one day last week, but was put out before
il had gained much headway. The store
and dwelling is fully insured, but owing to
the absence of agents the amount could not
be learned. Mr.. Cooper's loss is ABOUT
-. 600 or = 600.
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Taking Revenge. Eh!

ROME, May est is reported the
Minister of Foreign Affairs has gone to
Milan, in order to obtain the Kings
signature to decree advancing the
the duty on petroleum. 1t is said that
this step is being taken on account Of
the large quantities of petroleum which
are en- route to Italy from the United
States
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Was "A 9eserter.


Special TELEGRAM 20 the Register
PARKERsBURG, May 25.-Henry Good
win. who was arrested here yesterday
for breach of the peace, proves TO De
a deSerter from the regular army. lie
will be taken to Cincinnati by CHER
Mehan and turned over to the govern
ment authorities.
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.''.>trEe, May "a special dis
-.,D 0 i1e Cbr0Niclc-TeiCgrNph from
.'h'olW.Na., says: Farmers Of this
'-D.y are greatly alarmed at the APP
l'-u,e of millions of graSShOpperS,
'l'ea have been destroying everything
''e them. Immense clouds of the
r''> aa'e filed the air. The State
Il. 3.''.io.osiS, has been appealed TO for
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the temper of the
body as well as any
man not a member
of it. when asked
what the Assem-
bly, would do with
the appointment
when reported, re-
piled: "VetO it.
What else can be
done? If the ap-
pointment is not
vetoed it is tacitly
confirmed. L h c
4 Ssembly cannot
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Want a Nine Hour Day.
rsLfnr1m 10 The ReliSter.

Special IeleQTdn 70 Lle RegtSJeT.
PARKERsBURG, May 25.-The Carpen-
ters' Union of this city made formal
demand on the contractors to consider
nine hours one days work. Two of the
largest contractors in the city volun-
tarily made a reduction of time several
days since, and others will most prob
ably follow suit.
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Youthful Car Robbers Plead Guilty.


Special Telegram 20 the RsolStsT
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, May 25.-Robt. Doole,
Harry Gardner and Wood Smith, indicted
for hurglarizing B. II o. car at Bellalre,
withdrew former pleas of not guilty and
plead guilty. They were given the mini
mum of punishment one year each in the
penitentiary. None of the parties are over
eighteen years of age. Beer and the eX-
ample and advice of older and worse men
caused the commission of the crime.
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Association Games.

CINCINNATI, O., May 25.-An exciting
ten inning game was won by the home
team punching its hits. Score: Gin
cinnati 5, Athletics 4; hits, S and 8; err
rors, and /; earned runs, 4 and l.;
pitchers, Crane and Chamberlin; at
tendance, 200 Umpire, Jones.
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NowIoan and Trust Company


>Dsc7OJ Telegram 70 the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, May 25.-A
certificate of incorporation was issued
TODAY under the new law to the Hinton
Trust and Guarantee Co. The sum OF
-. 600 is subscribed, ten per cent. OF
which has been paid in. The capital
stock is limited TO one million dollars.
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Want ed for N urder in Pittsburg.

CHICAGO, May 25.-Frank Devitto, a
painter, was arrested in this city to-day
at the request of the Pittsburg Chief of
Police. He is wanted in that city, it is
said, for a murder committed short
time ago.
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Probably Exaggerated d.

Special TeleQrdnl 20 ne Re0lSteT.
PARKERSBURG, May 25.-Samuel
Keenan,, a contractor of this city, re-
ceived a letter to-day from FlatwoodS,
Braxton county. which states that in
the fight between the Italian and negro
workmen on Steers contract, near Fiat
woods Saturday, eight Italians were
Killed
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Insane over til. wife's Death.

is.grcH 70 tts Register.
'.'l' d., May e5.--S. II. Devore, Of
-'., mis- county, committed suicide
r., ,'o'y by shooting himself with a
...tl., rifle. He is supposed to have
-> mind over grief AT the death Of
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Stunned by Lightning.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, May 25.-The
residence of Capt. r. n. Cole, of Mari
eta, was struck by lightning Saturday
night. One end of the house was torn
to pieces md Capt. Cole and daughter
badly stunned.
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A Very Rine Old Age.

Special Telegram to he Register.
CAptz, o.. May 25.-AR aged colored
lady named Arena MeSsihgbury, died
here to-day at the age of 1I5 years. She
had been slave. and cahe 10 Short
Creek after the war, bringing papers
with the record of her agq
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German Lutheran Synod.

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, May 25.-The
German Lutheran Synod to-day refused
to consider the declination of Rev. j.
Spiegel. and he remains president. The
discussion on the relation of the church
to the Arbeiter Verein is still on. The
Synod will adjourn Tuesday afternoon.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY
or TEE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN SESSION
AT DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
Discussion on the Design of the Seal-Freedmen'S S
Committee Report-Dr. Briggs Case to Come Up
Thursday - Reformed PreSbyteriaaS Of
PittSburg Have Trouble on Their Hands,
DETROIT, May 95.-The Presbyterian
General Assembly resumed its labors

this morning.
After devotion
al exercises and
the references of
a few overtures,
the discussion on
the seal was taken
up. DIR. Baker
and Elder Junkin,
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Four Hundred Out of Employment.

ANDERSON, IND, May 25.-The An
derson butter dish factory burned this
morning. Loss $50, 600. Three hundred
girls and one hundred men thrown out
Of employment.
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Dr. Graves Out on Bail.

DENVER, Col, May 25.-Dr. 7. T.
Graves was taken before Judge Graham Of
the Criminal Court this evening, and given
his liberty on bonds of $50. 600.
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NERVOUS PgosTRATIoS, sleeplessness,
opium habit dullness, blues, cured by DR..
Miles Nervine. Samples free at The Lo-
gan Drug Coz and X. b. Burt's, and at
Bowie Bros, Bridgeport.
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Kenna and Anderson En- Route to Charles
speeiaI TELEGRAM TO the Register.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 25.-Sena-
tor Kenna and Representative Anderson
left for Charleston tonight. The Sena-
tor is feeling much better, and will at
tend to some legal business at Charles
ton before going away for rest.
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Jefferson County, o., Republican Conven-
speciaL Telewqm to the REGISTER.

STEUBENvILLE, May 25.-The Repub-
licans held their County Convention in
the Court House this morning, and Sc
lected the following delegates and al
ternates for the State Convention, to be
held in Columbus next month: Delegates
Hon. r. Sherrard, Hon. j. Dunbar,
j. f. Daton, a., Mayor w. M. Scott,
Hon. C. w. Clancy, B. H. Linton, M.
b. Edwards and o. j. Brown. Alter
nates-Henry Gregg, Esq, W. Med.
Miller, Esq, John C. Butte, j. F. Sar-
raft, Ed. Norris, Daniel Simpson, Jas.
George and Winfield Scott.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04
NEW LONDON.

Nov. 2-Mrs. A. White has been TO
PainesYille to visit her son Bert White
and his bride.
o.G. Carter attended the session Of the
grand lodge OF +. & A. N. in Columbus.
w. G. Brown has returned from Con
necticut, where he has been spending the
summer.
A. w. Carl has returned from his trip
to Virginia.
Mrs. Flint went as delegate from this
place to the Ohio w. G. T. U. in Toledo.
8. X. Barnes went TO Iowa to visit his
daughter. He was taken sick with pneu.
monia and died there. His wife, in CON-
paDy with ]. Bigelow, went to Iowa. The
remains Of Mr.. Barnes were Inferred in
Des Moines.
October "a Mr.. Bryan passed away into
his long rest. He has been failing for
a long time. Funeral services at the
house.
The Greenwich dramatic club rendered
the drama, "Fanchon the Cricket" at the
town hall Saturday evening, October 81 t.
The N. E, Sid socieay met with Mrs. W.
Miner October 90.
The Baptist aid society met with Mrs. J.
Atchison October 30.
@. E. Healey, Of Detroit, was in town q
few days ago on flying visit
Those horrible cinder walks Of the rail.
road company have been replaced by good
plank walks. Mill.
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SULLIVAN.


Nov. 3.-Charles Coon returned from
York state last Tuesday evening.
A number of our young people attend
ed the dance at Huntington last Wednes-
day evening.
The board OF education met last THUS
day evening. This IS the first meeting
since the injunction suit brought against
against them TO epjoin them from build
ing high-school building. The suit was
decided last Wednesday and Judge Nc
Cray rendered a decision favorable TO the
board. r. NJ. Campbell, attorney for
plaintiffs, at once gave notice Of appeal 70
circuit court, but probably the matter
will be dropped. Any way the board will
proceed to have the school building erect
ed at once.
Fred Q. Hawley while attempting to
pass team the other night accidentally
drove into the deep ditch and upset His
wife and children were with him. For.
tunately no one was hurt. The buggy
top and shafts were broken.
An effort is being made to reorganize
the band. We hope It will be success
full
FIN. Rice and iamily attended the fun.
erel Of Mr.. White at Chatham center Mon
day,
Mr.. Fritsinger, an insurance agent o.
Ashland was In town Thursday night.
Raymond Welsh and wife will maxi
Sullivan their future home.
Mrs. Carrie Bennett, Of Black Earth
wis., who has been visiting friends in ihi
vicinity has returned home.
Last Monday Miss Rose Becker com
menced teaching In district No. 10. Thi
Is the third term for Miss Becker IN tina
J district
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04
BRIGHTON.

Nov. 2.-Friday evening, ocl. 80, up
wards Of 100 Of the friends and neighbors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bennett assembled at
their residence, taking them by surprise,
1t being the twelfth anniversary Of their
marriage. A pleasant evening was spsnt,
everybody having good time. A large
lamp, q lounge other presents were
given TO Mr.. and NJ re. Bennett
Fred Twining and wife, Of Kpton, spent
Sunday In town.
Z. Jones, Of Fosioria, spent a day In
town.
Miss B, Cunningham and Miss Eva
Hall, Of Wellington, spent Sunday IN town.
Mrs. vosbuig. from Michigan, is visit
ing at Mrs. J. Grggs'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jump, Of Townsend, visit
cd In town last week.
Sale at A. ID. Gllson's Friday Nov. O.
Ladies' Aid society Of the Congregation
al church meet with Mrs. J. 8. Grlggs
Thursday, November 18th.
L. N. McClean and P. Boyington ad-
dressed the people Of this Vicinity on the
political issues Of the day at the town
hall Wednesday evening. SAM.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04
What now?

Well, as an encouragement to cash customers Il. II.
Goodrich will during the month of November, give out
100 cards representing many fine albums the conditions
being that when the holder of the card has bought Tor
cash at our store goods to the amount of $500 he is
titled to one of these albums Free.
This Album is beautiful souvenir, and when you
take into consideration that II. Il. GOODRICH
is by far the cheapest and best place ingWelngton to
buy clothing one hardly afford to miss having card
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04
WHITEFOx.

George Fox has moved into the house
owned by Neville Lee.
Will Morris has been plastering his
house. Will says we are going TO have a
cold winter.
Alvy Fox Is able to he out again.
They have added new chimney IN the
M. e. church, which adds very much To
Its looks.
W. B. McClafin Is having his house re-
painted. Ben. McClafin is doing the
painting.
Born, to Mr., and Mrs. H. Knapp,a boy.
Herb says ii is dandy
Miss Rose Phillips is home for two
weeks vacation. She will teach the win.
ter school In district No. 3. Brighton
where she has been teaching this fall.
Roxy.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04
THE MARKETS

SHIPMENTS OF DUTTER AND CHEESE FOR
THE WEEK ENDING NOV. 4.