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STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT.
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT.
Situated on Alameda County's greatest highway.
and Haywards electric road passes directly froat
OF this property.
LARGE LOTS LARGE LOTS.
5Oxl5O 5Oxlj0 sense
FRUIT TREES
FRUIT TREES
Fruit trees in every lot. Take your choice. Pears
Apples. Apricots. Prunes. Cherries, Peaches English
NalnutS aud Almonds.
WIDE STREETS!
WIDE STREETS
Oraad avenue on this tract is 100 feet wide
900 cash $40 cash
- SO monthly. 81 so monthly
NOW Is TIRE TIMEl
Electric road viii be in operation by May L
CALL AT ONCE.
DON'T DELAY DON'T DELAY
For maps and particulars apply to
A. Il. BREED & CO.
mr20u 40 Ninth ST. Oakland
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o1nOO PARTN ERSHTP N PERMANENT
SDIUOO- business; can clear 3 Cd per IN nth 10
each; light work; 10 experience Call 261a Kearny
St, room <, > 70 / P NJ ap2I -
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DRUGSToRE FOR SALE; FRS TCLAsS LOCA.
= ton; IN Oakland: doing good business. In
qUire at REDIHGION q CO, 5. T. apo At
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IlARGAIN-SALOON. LoDGING-HOUSF: DIS
- agreement partnership; Is furnished rooms;
splendid bar trade: where maddox viii be To-
Gated. 2209 Powell st. ap2I 8
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600 CALIFORNIA. Mr.. KEARNY-I7 WELL
w furnished rooms; house must sell az
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ALA siEDh REAL ESTATE.
CPEClAL ANNOUNCEMENT
INSTALLMENT LOTS
40 beautiful lots for sale near Grand-st station,
Alameda, from SiO0 10 $500 each; ESQ cash aud
$40 per month.
BARGAINS IN
INSTALLMEST HOMES.
5000 cash. s25 per month. including interest
beautiful new cottage OF rooms, modern improve
meuts 35JaxlO0.
$3.50 cash. $25 per month. Including interest
handsome new cottage rooms. east OF Park St,
36Xll7.
5000 cash. S2Oper month. including intsr est fine
new cottage rooms, modern improvements, a5x
100.
Houses built 10 order and furnished In 60 DAYS
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free: houses
to rent; open Sundays
MAROUSE 4 Kennel
The largest contracting firm in Alameda County.
ufces; Alameda-Bay-st Station and High ST.
Station. San FranciscO-623 Market St. opposite
Palace Hotel aui7 N cod
QlS6O 7-RoOM HOUSE. NEWLY PAPERED
ID ICCO. and painted; good lot: irst-class locs-
ton; great bargain; worth double the money: ust
he sold. j. ;. HANLEY & CO.. 1915 Park St,
Alameda. apl0 u
FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED HOUSES;
to secure desirable place for the summer cali
at once
Bargains in houses and lots; terms to suit pur-
ehasers MRS l. II. CHANDLER. 1929 PARK ST.,
Alameda. u,rI1 m
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

3ZUO. reeepts $40 40 to $50 day large stock
on hand; frst-clasS fixtures; sec It, LUNDIN Il
CO., III Market st
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Y JUNG WIDOW FROM CHICAGO GIVES
~ s.e.ass massage. 3S1s o,Farrei Darior 8. 49,
QSi o'FARRELi.; PARL0R 4-GESTLEMEN,S
ooz mendlhg neatly done MISS MABEL COE ~
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w movement: baths. llS Grant ave rim ri, IL -
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GALoON FOR SALE; NO AGENTS WANTED.
- 625ia SsnsOme ST. apo =
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

JFFURNITURE you WANT GOOD AND CHEAl
see II. SCHELLHAAS. 4Os Eleventh ST. de6 II go
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Go000 CATERER AND PURYEYOR BUST-
eDoOOO. ness; oldest, m ost mplete: immense
stock silver, china and glass ware; linens; legauu
furnishings: valuable provisions and wines: 200
Vienna chairs: horses wagon. truck. carriages,
lease; low rent; retires from business. Mr..
CADEN AU, 1913 Golden Gate ave ap6 Inns
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PINE SALOON. $3.50: JUNCTION TWO MAIN
streets; cheap; party forced sell: make offer.
Can Or JOHN DOYLE, The Fesen," junctio n
Market and Valencia SITS. ap22 81
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NEW LONDON,


JUNE 27.-Mrs. VIM. Mcconnell diet
Wednesday, June 90. She had been sicl
long time.
Mr.. Banning died June %. Funera
servicet and burial at Rochester Sunday
Mrs. S. Gettle is In critical condition
Mrs. A. White went to Painesyille las
week In answer 10 a telegram that hel
daughter.in.law was dangerously i'll.
Miss May Geltle returned from Arkan
sas June 81.
Homer johnson, of Cleveland, paid 1
visit 10 his parents few days since.
/ Zello Peck, of Topeka, Ksn., came Il
attend the funeral Of his uncle and visit
with his mother.
Mrs. Wilson, Of Connecticut, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. l.. Bonney, and other rela.
tives.
Mrs. j. H. Charles, of Sioux City, la., Il
the guest of Miss Sadie Sklllinger.
Mrs. Rev. r. ]. Smith and son, of New.
port, Ken, are visiting her parents.
VIM. Prosser and family are moving
into town, They will occupy the new
residence built by j. Perkins.
L. d. Sackett has been to Chicago for q
few days sojourn
Miss Lotlie Mead, Of Greenwich, came
over TO attend the alumni of the G. L. s
O., which met with Mrs. J. Perkins.
Fred Locks circus was in town June "a
Saturday evening Blind Boone gave 4
concert here which was listened to by {
large and appreciative audience,
Union services we're held Sunday even
ing at the Congregational church.
The N. +. aid society will meet thil
week Friday with Miss Ida Starbird.
NIHIT.
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SPENCER .

JUNE 27.-The Y. p. S. G. +. will give
necktie social at the home of Miss
Georgia Aldrich, Friday evening, July /
Master Roy Eyman, Of Lorain, is spend.
ing few days with his uncle, +, Griss.
enger
G. NJ. Gill. principal Of the public
schools at Iron Mountain, Mich, is a
guest Of r. B. Hart's.
Miss Nora Kratzer and Mrs. Vine Lee
who have been visiting at J. MAYORS, re.
turned TO their homes In the Forest City
last week.
About twenty Of the young people from
town spent very enjoyable evening al
the home Of Owen Naelors, Saturday
evening. The happy crowd were treated
to strawberries anJ ice cream.
Mrs. L. NJ. Snyder and daughter Addie
attended the w.. G. r. U. convention al
Cleveland, last week.
The Dague families. on the Smith road
have had relatives from Pauldiug county
yisiting them The last few days.
Miss Gcrtie Stedman returned lev
days ago from three weeks visit with
friends In Wellington.
Mrs J. r. Daughtery has Just returned
from visit with friends in Loraiu, and
has been summoned 10 the bed side ol
sick brother, IN Wellington.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mantz and Mr.. ant
Mrs. ]. II. Gardner attended the U. u
reunion at Chippewa lake last week.
Mrs. Lydia Daughcrty, Of Loraln, Il
spending few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Pittinger.
Little Jesse Stedman was taken sud
denly III Saturday evening, and cam,
very near dying. Drs. stroup and Briltnr
soon relieved him and he Is now in d fal
way for recovery.
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La GRANGE


JUNE 97.-0ur fourth has fizzled. 1.-TWO
moons rose up over our city, when there
should not have been bu, onep
Mrs. wm. Stevenson has come back here
to live.
Mrs. A. II. Wilcox and son, of Cleve.
land, are spending the week in town.
Mrs. Emma Garnsey returned TO her
home In Chicago yesterday.
Eddie Adams has returned from his
trip to southern Ohio.
Mrs. G. w. Robbins aad daughter Mat.
tie we're visiting in New London over
Sunday.
Mrs. Efie Crow, OF Cleveland, was In
town last week.
C. A. Brigham, of New London, was in
town last week on business.
A delegation of Princes went to Grafton
last Thursday evening 10 attend conclavc
Of the'faithful,
James Hastings and wife, of Harrisburg,
o., are visiting friends in this place.
&. II. Wilkins and family, Of Lorain,
were guests Of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
II. ]. wilkins, on Sunday
Miss Edith Buswell spent few days iu
Belden last week.
Miss Ida Hubbard has closed a success
ful term OF eight months of school in the
Nickel Plate district. Lille Rounds de-
serves special praise on accoun, Of her reg
ular attendance. She was not absent a sin
gle day during the entire term,
Prof. G. A. Sorrick left here last Satur.
day for Chicago, where he has been en-
gagged rs superintendent Of one Of the sub
urban schools.
Mrs. L. X. Sherman, d. d. G.. c., Of this
district, instituted lodge Of Pythlan sis
ters at this place last Monday night with
thirtYsix charter members. The knights
prepared a splendid banquet, consisting Of
all the delicacies which The season afford.
ed. 1t was probably the finest banquet
ever served IN this town. The intiatory
ceremonies were over at ga. m. The fol-
lowing officers were installed for the ensu-
ing term. PC, Mrs. A. X. Underhill :.
M. +. o., Mrs F. B. Gott; E. s., Mrs. G.
W. Gott; Z. j., Mrs. NJ. W. Ingalls,; S. NJ,
Mrs. s. W. Kelner; y. NJ. r. c., Mrs. II.
W. Noble; 5. VI. +, Mrs. G. w. Robbins: !:
s. p, Mrs. Frank West; 5. g., Mrs. A. ID.
Willis.
The Baptist society will meet at Mrs.
II. W. Mobiles on Thursday, July z.
Everybody invited.
We are willing to accept "Dinah's" sug-
gestlon about girls giggling, etc, for sue
evidently knows how II is herself. We
did not see your invitation in time--ah.
lovely "Dinah"--to enable US TO attend
that fes,ivel, else we should have been
there. How lovely must be dark fOte
surmoun,ed by yellow cap, all suggesi-
I've Of woody hair, and what sensation Il
would create 10 zee you promenadlng
with gentleman who bears = striking re-
srmblancc to Strsliy, the great explorer
X.L.
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Mrs. Millions Ride.
When Mrs. Million goes to ride she tray

When Mrs. Million goes to tide she tray.
els forth In state,
Her horses, full Of fire and pride, 90
pranclng from the gate;
But all the beauties Of the day she views
with languid eye,
Her flesh In weakness wastes away, her
voice is but sigh.
For she Is in nm advanced state OF catarrh,
and all the luxuries that wealth can buy
fail 10 give her comfort. She envies her
rosy waiting-maid, and would give all her
riches for that young womans pure
breath and blooming health. Now, II
some true and disinterested friend would
advise Mrs. Million of the wonderful
merits of DR.. Saee's Catsrrh Remedy, she
would learn that her case Is not past help
$500 reward is Offered hy the manufac.
lures for case Of catarrh In the head
which they cannot cure.
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No. Drums daily iotnersdaily y ex Sunday.
Further information In regard to this line
will be found on page 2.
p. IA. &c w.
Huntington, west. ll;OOi east 2;O6.
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NEWS FROM ABOUT US.
NOTES FROM THE SPECIAL COR.
RESPONDENTS TO THE
ENTERPRISE.
About the Recent Happenings and
Special Events in Their I'm
mediate Vicinity.

PENFIELD.
Corn eultiyatlnG .nnd hoeing has been
the order oi exercises for the past week,
and the outlook for harvest IS beginning
to appear more favorable.
Haying Is at hand. A few peices Of
early clover were cut last week.
The wheat fields are beginning 10 as
sumo ripening aspect The reapers will
soon be called from their resting place.
Where are you going the fourth, is the
question Of the day. To Chippewa lake,
some say, vile others answer-to yelling
ton Of course.
j. M. Starr Is building quite an exten-
sive addition on the south end Of
his store. A part of his residence was
removed In order TO make room for the
new structure. |. Fox bought the frag-
ment and moved it to his place where II
will make valuable addition to his man.
sion.
Mrs. Almon Hayes, who formerly re.
sided in McComb, is visiting, Mrs. Albert
Starr, few week prior 10 her departure
for the south, where she and her husband
expect TO make their future home.
Work on the new school building has
begun in real earnest, but the muddy
roads have not improved stone hauling to
anu uraat avtaot
w. @. Bost was In Chatham over Sun
day, where he preached ia the Risley dis,
trict in the afternoon.
Miss Geitie Dickson, of Oberlin, is visit.
friends and relatives in this place.
The workmen who are engaged in the
construction Of the telephone line from
New York to Chicago, are at work sell
ting poles aud stretching the wires
through this township.
Mrs. Joel Hull, Of Wood county, Is visit,
ing her daughter, Mrs. George Jackson
and other relatives OF this place.
1t Is belier to be first in Penfeld than
to be second in Wellington, but we can.
not support four firsts, no not even in
Penfield Ai,here's the rub. uNo.
The citizens of Peufeld who are inter
ested in celebrating the fourth Of July at
Wellington are requested to meet at the
town hall Saturday evening to make the
necessary arrangements to 90 In numbers
sufficient to capture the first prize.
A. b. HAYES.
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Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Latest u s. Govt Report
R3E!a',!;!! g! Bski9g Bsx5sgz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
LITCHFIELD.

JUNE 27.-Hurrah for Wellington!
L. NJ, Adams, from LaGrange, was in
town on Wednesday.
Miss Nett Crow, from Medina, is visit.
ing her sister in town.
Miss Bertha Stranahan is visiting friends
In 0berlin.
Mrs. Silas Lincoln WAS called to North
Eaton, Thursday, to care for her daughter
who is very i'll.
Mrs Roll Church spent few days In
Canton last week.
Children's day will be observed In the
Baptist church June 10.
Mrs, A. Sears has returned from Mich
igan.
The social at Mr.. Hurds on Wednesday
evening was success and largely at
tended.
X. Thayer WAS in Medina Saturday.
Mrs. George Lance has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Northrop spent Sunday in
Westfeld.
Elmer Herrick and wife, of Spencer,
visited their father, II. Herrlck, last week.
On last Tuesday the Medina society
met at DR.. Scudder's. We judge from
all appearances that they went home well
filled and happy.
Mrs A. r. Stranahan and Mrs. p. o.
Shank attended Oherlin cOmmpncement
last week.
Mrs. Miner Garfield is entertaining
company from ont of town.
On Friday evening about twenty-five Of
the young people gathered at the home of
Miss Fannie Burch to remind her Of her
eighteenth birthday. Dancing, card play
10y nnd swinging were ludulged in, and all
went home happy. DINAH.
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
STANDARD TIME.
Big Four.
In effect May Is, 1892. :

Nos. %, q and 4 between Cleveland and
Wellington only. No. d runs Sunday only.
w. Sc T.. 4. and . sc M
Commencing Feb. /, 1892, trains will pass
WELLINGTON ae fOllOws-standard tlmei
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Notice Of Appointment.

Estate Of Mary A. Bailey. deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed execu-
tor OF the estate Of Mary A. Bailey, late OF
Huntington, Lorain county. deceased.
Dated this 2lth day OF May A, d., 1892.
70 j.. It, HASKELL.
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LAUNDRY.

SEE HERE II you want a dandy finish
- send by Gibson TO the Elyria Troy steam
laundry. Goods sent every Thursday, return.
cd Saturdays. Allw0rk warranted satisfacto-
W. Call and give usa trial and be convinced
1925 v. ID. Gibson.
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/ It, HASKELL, Attorney
J, at-law and notary public.
Loans and collections made a
speciality. Office i'll bank
building.
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JUNE 99-Mrs. Geo. Choat went to Ere.
mont to see her brother, who is not ex.
pected to live.
Services will be held next Sunday at the
Baptist church, Rev, VIM. Clark preach.
ing.
The funeral of L. Z Banning, who died
at New London last Thursday, was large,
ly attended by relatives and friends. The
services took place in the Baptist church
at one p. m, last Sunday.
Chas. Kessler, Of Cleveland, Is spending
a short time in the village.
Rochester will have blow out of huge
dimensions on the fourth. Speaking,
$500 display Of fireworks, sports, picnic
and two games Of base ball and an excit.
Ing time wlthal. Surrounding towns in.
vlted to empty their population into the
cap1clous limits Of this ambitious city and
enjoy glorious celebration.
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KOCH ESTER.

JUNE 90 -Iiaying is in order now and
everybody is busy.
Corn is looking we'll, all things consid.
cred.
Whea, harvesting is near at hand.
Fourth of July coming and the small
boy is elated
The perambulatlng photographer is
abroad in the land seeking rustic views.
Mrs. Kate Welch is yet in a very criti.
cal condition.
Peter Dagnan is repored as on the sick
list.
Dora Blair's school in connection with
the literary society gave an entertainment
at number seven, Brighton, Saturday
evening. Everybody was well pleased
The literary society adjourned until
next October, Miss Blair departing for
Lakeside this week.
II. w. Barnes had the misfortune to
lose several fine sheep by their getting on
the railroad and under the cars.
Scott Anderson and family visited his
parents over Sunday.
Miss Angie Dyer has engaged the
school in the Thomas district for the
coming year,
Friday evening, June II was remem.
bered by about sixty of c. H. Wrighrs
friends as the fortythird anniversary OF
his birth. Mr.. Wright was away from
home during TIE day and shortly after bis
return the company began to assemble
and 10 say that c. II. was surprised puts
1t very mildly, however he surrendered
Internationally. Earl Perkins in a
neat speech, presented fine easy chair in
behalf OF the friends assembled. Ice
cream and bananas were served To which
ample justice was done. The evening
was then devoted to social pastimes and
the company dispersed, feeling that The
time had been one OF rare enjoyment and
long 10 be remembered. MEMO.
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I'M Death of JurnLn.

The story told by Scott. the keeper
who went 10 America with Jumbo. Of
the elephants death il Fad. The animals
were being loaded while the circus was
performing, and Scott wa walking
Jumbo along the railroad between two
rows VI trucks.
There was another elephant with them
"a dwarf elephant bought in Singapore
in 1853 TO be clown elephant" Jumbo
would not go anywhere without him.
On this occasion the small elephant was
going in front, and when the train came
round the curve Jumbo caught hold Of
his chum and pushed him between two
freight trucks. This saved the small
one, who only got his leg Broken. but
Jumbo was badly cut up by the heavy
locomotive and died about an hour after.
st. James Budget.
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r~ Of WHIP and SHALL

There Is probably no m0rs confusing
part If the English language than that
which regulates tie pFoper Use 81 shall
ard will The rep1yof James Russell
Lowell to the woman who wrote. say-
ing. Il would be very much obliged f0r
your autograph b&s ben often IL
print, and has undoubtedly been clipped
for scrap and pocketDook reference b.
many p-soEs. TIE p9er essaglst grant
ed her request in the following fashion:
stPray, do not say hereafter. i w0Eld he
Obliged IL you would b obliged. h
Obliged and be done with il. Say. 1
should n obliged and oDllge. yours
truly. James Russell Lowell
An additional hint u 70 with tits
"cut me ont is that " the Old verse:
In the first person simply shall foretell.:
In will = threat or else 5 promise dgeaka.
Shall 10 ths second or the third doth threat
VIII simply then ~foretells tie future feat
On ''ehaIl" in the first and will IN the
second and third persons are 10 " re-
garded az simple declarations. End both
In all other cases convey a threat
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Throughout the length and breadth Of
India the Ficus r~eligiosa, under which
Buddka rested for seven years plunged
In divine thought, is dedicated to re-
ligious worship, and may On no account
be felled or destroyed. With more uni
versal but not less sincere reverence do
the peasants Of Russia PROSTATE them
selves before the trees which they are
about to cut, and deprecate the venge-
ance Of the deities whose resting places
they then proceed to destroy.-Gentle-
mans Magazine.