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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
Rows Receive Their Friends.

Avery enjoyable evening was spent on
Thursday night last at the residence OF
Mr.. j. Is. Lacy in honor OF his two sons.
Douglas and Roy-who have returned r
from the Davis Military Academy. Of VIM
stop, n. G. Among those present were
Misses Ruby Vaughan. Mabel Vaughan,
Mary Willis, Halves Bowles, Oracle Wal
thsll. Salne Williams, Ella Hartman,
Rerkley Ellyson, Mary Bigger, Kate Fuller.
Virgie Wyatt. Lottie Bigger, Virgie Car
dozo. Lula Cardozo. Lucy Bigger: Efie
Iacy. SallIe Bigger. Oracle Leavett, Lizzie
fillmore, Messrs. John Harris. Mcclure
Bigger, Leon Perkins. Peyton baughan,
samuel Bigger, Winthrop Crenshaw,
Charles walters, Seaton Tinsley, Hullie
Williams, Malcolm Waltball, Walter WI
kinson, John Bigger. Louis Courtney. VIII
mer Cox. Percy Cardozo; James PuIier'
kins. Mrs. John Boil Bigger. and MIR. and
Mira Daniel Gill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
hARDupPE'S AWFUL DISCOVERY.
His Brides Parents the People to Whom
He Owed Board-BilI.

II was a case of love at first sight. fol-
lowed by marriage without the usual
notice. II was now two weeks since the
knot was tied and she had Just received a
letter from her dear parents IN st. LOUIS.
says an exchange. offering congratulations
and asking something less than five hun
dred questions about their unknown SON.
in-aw. She was reading 1t aloud as they
sat in their room in the boarding house.
Cant you send us his picture? We're
ANXIOUS to sec what he looks likes" she
read. why, of course. Charley. you
must get some right away" she added.
Certainly. dear. just as soon as l can"
he replied, rather fattered at the request.
That's dear. Now, don't forget il"
she cooed. Size had already learned
enough about him to make the caution
appear necessary.
WHATS their address? I'll send it my
self and write letter TO 60 with it,"
promised the young man.
"Oh, you're Just as good as can be-"
Here she leaned over and stroked his hair
fondly. They live az 7lS - avenue.
You had better write it down."
But he didn't write il down, neither did
he make any reply. He was thinking OF
that No. and his wife's maiden name, and
that name and No. brought TO his mind
two-months' residence in st. Louis the
year before and Gu unpaid board-o ill at
7ls - avenue. He hasn't sent the pic
ture yet. and he is wondering sadly If papa
and mamma think of 1t being the same
Charley Harduppe who left their home 80
Unexpectedly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
ANNUAL FLOWeR-MlssloN DAY.
bouquets Distributed. and Services Held
tpthe Different Institutions.

Tie members OF the Woman's Christian
T.uperauce Union celebrated Flower
',.-lon Day yesterday, and In accord
.... with the custom lnaugurated some
Wears aso. thew visited the JAIL and aims
,~. and distributed bouquets among
o.. inmates of those institutions.
So each place short religions services.
luotri by Mesdames Peasants, White
..aI and others were held, after which
f..r wers were gwen 80 the unfortunates.
i-.A bouquet had IA Bible verse or reli-
quotation attached 10 II.
It. inmates Of the institutions visited
3. 'ie good women welcomed the noble
visitor. with pleasure and large crowds
t'-.a.,d the services
tle cards distributed at the several In
s'..'iaus are both elegant and pretty,
'rc fue white-and-gilt cards with pure
na nhton tied in the corner OF each.
A. the almshouse the services were led
Z, Ir. W. II. Peasants. address by Mrs
O.. N Newton Of Staunton. the Bible was
f..l lg Mr.. Wait. prayer was offered by
H,-. Whitehead Of Ashland. and the sing
', was led by Miss Iris Jobson. of the
l moul Young Women's Christian
l.up D,aucc Nmon. All the rooms were
1...,l and services held III each. singing
ied Ia the meu's ward by tho ladies
O. 'le Mest-End \.
Mrs. Newton. State organizer OF the
Nou4a's Christian Temperance Union.
I. 81 the mems department at the lail,
N.- Whitehead led in the coloTed men =
D.l.r mcnt. and Mrs. Word III the women's:
4.e flowers were received joyfully and
gratefully, the iail and almshouse officials
r,.''s the ladies' with the greatest kind
I'D courtesy. One feature worthy
o.. mark was the singing by the men III
o. cliQIed ward, which was very fine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10

The following representative committee
president of the Chamber Of Commerce to
cooperate with the Standing Commit
tee of the Southern Wholesale Gro
GERS Association on Direct Importation
Through Southern Ports" under the reso-
luton OF Mr.. +. q. Leigh. Jr.. adopted at
the annual meeting of the chamber Thurs
day evening: John B. Purcell. $. W. Ira
vers, Joseph Bryan. W. 5. Forbes. +. D.
Hotchkiss. j. Fl. Drake. c. b. Antrim. J..
c. Younger, Warner l.. Moore, and p. II.
MayO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
>Ore, 800 for tho Theatre.

Colonel John Murphy has male an up
set bid of SIS. 500 for the Ricbmond-T Thea
tire property, and the same will be filed IN
the Chancery Court to-day. When the
Theatre was sold some days ago. Mr.. w.
y. Zimmerman was the highest bidder.
His offer was $50. $50.
When Colonel Murphy was asked last
evening by a DISPATCH reporter what he
proposed 10 do with the property in case
he secured 1t he SAID that he would con-
tlnue it as q play house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
CROPS IN CAROLINA.
THE DEPARTMENT OF AoRlCul-
TURe'S REPORT FOR JUNE.
Sale OF the Tarboro' Southerner-Aiiiance
Store In the Shsrif's Hands-Business
Fund Returns s5c. on the Dollar.
core,pondouce O, the Richmond Dispa.cn.I

fCorrespondcuce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., June 9.-To-day the de-
partment of Agriculture tabulated its crop
report for June, based upon replies from
100 correspondents, as follows: Condi-
tion of wheat. 30 per cent, increased
acreage IA per cent. oats. so; rye, 80; rice,
$50; cotton, 79H-:ncrease in acreage IL
per cent. corn. SO; tobacco. S694 clover.
&c. -; fruit-apples, 60; peaches, So; pears
60 plums. rs; blackberries, 81; cherries.
"a; rsspberries, 1Ol condition of cattle:
90: horses. IS: per cent. OF improved
horses, II: of sheep, %: of hogs. %; eff
cheney and quantity of labor, 80. The re-
port Is Of extreme interest and value just
now.
The Pencoyd Iron Company has con-
tracted TO complete the steel bridge across
Haw river on the Seaboard Airline by
July 2lst. IL built prior to July 9th the
company gets bonus.
There are 10000 names OF direct-tax
claimants on the official lists for North
Carolina. At the executive Office to-day 1t
was learned that the last warrant issued
was No. 1871
BICYCLE RACE.
There will bs bicycle race here July
4th between Cecil G.. Stove and VIII.
Wynne for 800 side.
Mr.. Pnul Jones has bought and will edit
the Tarboro' Soi.iherner.
Rev. G. b. Williams, of Hartford county,
is called TO be pastor of the First Baptist
church. at Fayetteville.
Tho Sheriff of Burke county yesterday
took possession of the Alliance store at
Morgsnton, which has failed. The man.
ager of the store. X. A.. Cobb. was the
Populist nominee tor Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor.
ALL HE GOT BACK.
One Of the stockholders OF the Alliance
business fund wrote to William A. Ora
ham. the State agent. asking for his sub
soription to be withdrawn in accordance
with the act OF the late Legislature. He
received only eigbty-fve cents on the dol
lar. Major Graham says the total su bscrip-
tons were S35, 900, and the losses paid by
order of the Executive Committee S2,13l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
Play Hall THIS Afternoon.

This afternoon at o'clock the Virginias
will play the Petersburgs, who are con-
sidered TO be the best amateur team In the
State. and an interesting game NAV be ex-
pected. When the Richmond lads crossed
bats with the Cockade City giants few
days ago thew were defeated after a spirited
contest, which was said TO have been one
of the best played IN Petersburg this sea-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
na.th ~ Mrs Mary Rowe.

Mrs. MARY Ursula Bowe. widow of Mr..
Hector Bowe. died Mt her residence, In
Hanover county. yesterday morning at
$50 O'Clock The deceased, who was IN
her ed year. was the mother of Afr. ~ W.
BOwe, the well.kDOwn Ieal-estate agent OF
THIS city. She was type of the old Viz
ginia lady and a woman OF many excellent
Cuatitipg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
W. Fisher. Directors: The above and e.

W. Fisher. Directors: The above and e.
4. Lyons, Jr.. and W. Il. Dibreil.
Suit was instituted by G. II. Euckols Il
Co. against John II. Knowles. Jr., for 800.
Judgment was rendered IN favor OF Nc
Adams Il Berry against ID. NJ. Leo for
$3.50.
In the case of w. T. Gathrlght against
The Richmond Railway and Electric Com
pany, the defendant filed bills Of excep-
ton aud Judgment was suspended tor
ninety DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
Properly Transfers.

Richmond: Michael Mason and wife to
Jefferson Mason. 2O11 feet on south side
Vepable street near Eighteenth. $3.50.
Henrico: Northside Land Company 70
A. q. Quarles. lots 10 and II in square 30,
same 20 r. +. and 7. E. Yarbroush. lots
4 and 5 in square IS, $45Q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
A Heated Remark.
rTexas SfftinRAl

They were toiling up the stairs in the
tower Of the Madison-Sausre Garden,
when Gus de Smith remarked:
This 10 rather spiral flight OF stars. !"
Yes. perspiral." replied BIRDIE hc0in-
mia Vping her bSov.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
city Circuit Csnrs.

A charter was granted IN the City Circuit
Court yesterday 70 The Thaw d Fisher
Grocery Company. The capital stock 10 to
be not less than $1,000 nor more rna y
Thsw: Vice Prcsident and Treasurer. Eu-
gene Mathews Secretary and Manager. !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
His Arm Badly Lacsrated.

Mr.. John Rouke had his arm quite badly
lacerated yesterday morning by machine
in the planning of joseph Heppeert q
Co. The ambulance was summoned and
the young man taken to his home. While
not serious the wound is quite painful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10

"A Gallant Rescue" OF the crew OF .
wrecked fishing boat under extremely
perilous circumstances Is graphically de-
scribed by one Of the participants IN let
ter TO appear in Sundays pmfATcss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10

An illustrated feature of to-morrow's
l2-pace DISPATCH will give TO the public
for the first time the fact that Edwin
Booth, the tragedian, vas afflicted With a
rare malady known as the black
tongue" which for months puzzled the
snrgeOns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10

ELKTON LITHIA SPRINGS,
II ELKTON, ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.

This famous resort OPENS JUNE 21ss. under
the management OF Mr.. GEORGE r. ADAMS, OF
the 81. James ana Albion hotels, OF Baltimore.
The Hotel Building Is now. with all IN odern Inn
provements-gas, steam heat, electric bells,
public and private baths, ssnitaryclosets, &c.
Water from the celebrated Elktou Li;hia
Springs, flowing a million and q hall gallons
daily, IL piped directly into the hotel
Magnificent scenery, splendid boating, bath.
ing. AMI fishing. CUISINE nrst-class.
TIE ONLY SPRINGS IN VIRGINIA WITH 4
FIRST-CLASS MODERN HOTEL
Rates $40 per week and upwards
Send FOR descriptive circular.
GEORGE y. ADAMS, Proprietor
Address untilJUNE Goth 81. James Hotel. Bal
timore; otter that date to Elkton. Va.
NV aO-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10

Our special features for Sunday will IN.
clude letter from Sperryville on Tho
Blue-Rldge Kennel and the famous dogs
trained in the paradise of the partridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
Released Thy a Writ of Hsbeas Corpus

INVtJIHI tcIHKI huI 70 sIIV I7I'VfFNH'I
NEwBRRSs, N. c., June 9.-WilIiam Sui
tan, a merchant here. who has been ar
rested under requisition from the Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania was heard under q
writ of habcas corpus by Judge Hoke to-
day, and discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
TO ENTER The NEW CHURCH.
~ James Congregation to Move To-
nOrrOw-Other sunday Services

I.r prosperous and growing young con-
g't-i'ou ~ ~. James Methodist church
wl 0,cupy their new building, corner
I"tify-uuth aud Marshall streets, to-
i..rfIw morning for the first time. The
Sunday school will meet al their old quar-
Zoo. 20 = o'clock and march TO the new
rfcl IN body. At IL O'Clock
." pastor. Rev. II. y. Mitchell.
N.. preach. after which the Lords supper
W. Poe administered There WILL be no
service at night. as the congregation Will
'ts' part m tho revival services conduct
,l ny Rev. NJ. Is. Williams. This church
'l..iing IS marvel OF beauty aud does
,i'.t both 10 the architect. Mr.. Walter
~ hiehaIn, aud the chairman OF the
iliing Committee. the late X. III. Whit
.'ct Lsq The public is cordially invited
attend the services and hearty well
'''-s VII be accorded II.
OTHER SUNDAY SERVICES.
Eey. DIR. L. NJ. Ellis. of Baltimore. will
piy The pulpit Of Grace-Street Baptist
...tch on SUNDAY. lie will also address
,,Io young mems meeting At the same place
- morrow evening 81 = O'Clock.
p, ilr hour for the afternoon service at DR..
NC, church has been changed from to
O'Clock
Rev. X. 7. Kerr. ID. d.. of the FIRST Pres
Steuau church. and Rev. George Cooper.
~ d.. Of the First Baptist church, will ex-
..o1lHe pulpits tomorrow night. DIR. Kerr
-" preach the annual sermon for the
'gnehg Mems Missionary Society.
,,Fylnlac memorial services will be held
-, Lsizh-So eet Baptist church tomorrow
s.hfnson u, 5 o'clock under the auspices
paneD Lodge. No. 7. Uniform Division
~'a VIII set ~ sscort end several LODGES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
SUMMER nEsORrS.
CROCKETT ARsENIC-LITHIA

~ SPRISGs-oPENED JUNE Isl.
A delightful mountain resort as 1900 fcet ele-
walton. Ibis water cure, Dyspepsia, Rheaua-
ney and Bladder Disorders, and Nervous P.os-
traitor. Clears and heautiiies the complexion.
Bathing In hos ana cold arsenic-iithia water y
special feature and rapidly restores and builds
up broken-down AMI ovoswotkcd nervous sys-
NIC-LITHIA SPRINGS COMPANY, shswsvilie,
Va Aim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10

A LLEGHANY RINGS, VA,
"A OPENS JUNE 1sr.-Thc greatest dyspepsia
water ever discovered, endorsed by the Slate
Medical Society. and the mos. popular summer
resort in the mountains OF Virginia Accomno-
datons FIRST class. Beautiful lawn OF forty acres.
Fine walks and drives: good livery. Brass and
string band. Post. telegraph, and express
Offices Write for circular and rates.
mY2S-lm C. .COLHOUN. Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
DRUGS. MEDIcINES -.
BOVINE VACCINE VIRUS.

We hsve for tho pass twenty yesrs sold VAC
CINE VIRUS IRON the Pennsylvsnia vsccine
Farm
IL has always given sastsfscsioa-
We eau recommend 10 a. being PEkfECfLx
RELIABLE AND FRESH.
PURCELL. LADD h CO..
mya0 Wholesale DrugsiseA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10
I,HE BRANDON. BASIC CITY, va,

Il 400 feet above ses-lesel. Grand moun-
tain scenery. Perfect drainage. All modern
clnyenicnccs. Dryest atmosphere. Excellens
LIrhiA WATER that cures general debility.
dyspepsia, rheumatism, and especially kidney
and bladder troubles and female weaknesses.
Write for circular o. nnalysis, testimonials, &c.
WILLIAM A. R0WLES,
70 2-2m Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10

CAPE MAY, n. J.-HOTEL LAFAY.
" ETTE OPENS JUNE 18th. Located d.
rectly on tho beach. All modern improvements
First class IN all It's appointments.
70 3-,selO JOHN TRACY & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10

Shenandoah Mountains, Va.
ALUM, SULPHUR, and CHALYBEATE
WATERS within 800 feet OF the hotel
House rebuilt with irst-ciass appointments
ani q service OF the best. send To- circulars.
CHICHESTER * STEWART.
Reference: A. Is. GuIGoS, 90s MAN street,
Richmond. my lS-lh,saNIuJm
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-02
SULLIVAN.

AUG. 1.-Marcus De Moss went to
Michigan last week to visit his sister.
Miss Hoffman, OF Savannah, visited at
q. J. Smiths last week.
Mrs. T. =. Hornberger entertained the
Congregational society last Thursday
There wore slxty.two in attendance.
Mrs. Chhs. Kisling, Of Greenwich, at
tended the society last Thursday.
The Congregational Sunday-school goes
to Kroniz's lake Thursday OF this weeA
for picnic.
Mrs. Wm. Payne and daughter, o.
Spencer, o., are visiting at j. Wells.
C.E. Ingraham and family visit friends
in Rochester this week.
Our town will soon be famous for di
vOrces. Last on the list is Rev. james
Mann, who claims his wife abused and
scolded him.
The fire along the railroad done consid
cradle damage on e. Gorham's farm las
week.
Rain is needed here very much at pres
ent.
Ira Molter has bought G. Tanners
land.
Mrs. r. Lashells and daughter, Of Crest
line, o., is visiting her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. VIM. Clark.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-02
PENFIELD.

AUGUST DIR. Blanchard has beer
calling on old neighbors and friends the
past week.
Rev. A. Hayes visited his father and
brother, A. b. Hayes last week.
Rev. Nc Connell, of Spencer, pr cached
in the NJ. L, church last Sunday morning
Rev. +. w. Poole preached at Spencer
center Sunday morning and evening and
at the River Corners ut pm.
Miss Allie Witbeck returned from the
worlds fair last week.
There will be lawn fete in the Con,
gregational church yard Tuesday evening
Of this week. Everybody is invited.
Blanch Dalgliesh has been employed
TO teach the school in the southeast cor
ner Of the township
P. B. Hunlly has bought the Charles
Brown property, two and half miles
south of the center, 81 acres; considera
tion $3.50.
Aunt Abbie Starr celebrated her S6tt
birthday at the home OF her daughter
Mrs. J. G. Smith, on last Thursday, July
81
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-02
OBERLIN.

Business changes, number Of which
have already been announced during the
present month, continue 10 occur.
The tree-trimmers met with considerable
opposition on South Professor street this
week. The younger man engaged in the
work Is charged with lll.mannered Ian
guage to the ladies who plead for the pre-.
servation Of the limbs Of their favorite
shade-trees.
Rev, +. A. Gould, Of Elyria, is preach
ing a series Of Sunday evening sermons
on the theme, "The Saloous Must Co"
The special topic last Sunday evening
was, 1.-THE Saloon Breeder OF Immorali-
ty and Vice."
Exposition visitors too numerous to
mention. L. p. Chapman counted 275 0ber-
lin names on the register In the Ohio
building up to last week, and knew many
who had not reg.stered-News.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-02
HUNTINGTON.

July 3l.-Frank Smith and his wife
started the first of this week for Kentucky.
A large delegation expect to go from
here to New London Tuesday, to attend
the Epworth league district convention.
Anon Rogers, of Norwalk, visited Mrs.
Mortimer Rogers last week, taking War
den home with him for a visit.
Mrs. Elizabeth Norton, Of Atwater, is
visiting L. A. Walker and his children.
Epworth league meets on next Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Mary Tenant, Of Oberlin, with her
son, Floyd, spent Sunday with friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Judson Starr spent Sun
day st NJ. r. Smiths.
Mrs Edith Bois and little daughter are
at Mrs. Charles Baileys.
Lew Meachum is visiting at his moth
ers.
Flecher Ward and family returned tC
their home in Lorain last week.
Wm. Taylor from Saratoga Is here
looking after haying and harvesting or
his farm.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-02
Pensioners Suspended.

The total number of pensioners under
the act OF June 81, 1890, who have been
notified since the incoming Of the present
administration that the payment OF their
pensions has been suspended is approxi-
mately $3.50.
The whole number OF pensions granted
under this act is ascertained to be $4,000
Out Of this number 10000 were to wild,
ows, minors and dependent relatives
leaving 100000 to be investigated. Up to
this time about twenty-five per cent. oI
the number being paid TO soldiers them
selves are being suspended, being the re.
ceipt Of satisfactory proof Of inability Il
perform manual labor. If the same ratio
is maintained through the entire list
about $4,000 will have 10 be suspended
II is stated ut the pension office that IL
none Of these cases is fraud charged, th,
suspension being based upon an error o
the pension Office IN misconstrulng the
law.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-02
BRIGHTON.

JULY 31.-The new side track at the de-
pot is about completed.
The yield of wheat is reported large by
those who have threshed.
Oats are yielding we'll for the amount
Of straw, but moi very we'll per acre, but
all of good quality.
George W. Green visited his wife at the
hospital in Cleveland Friday. lie reports
her as slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Johnstown, who
with their little son Adelbert, are spend
ing few days with friends in town will
return to their home in Norwalk this
afternoon.
The ladies and society OF the NJ. E.
church, will be entertained by Mrs. ]. p.
Fenwlck, Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 8.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Miss Eva Hall and Miss Bessie Gun.
ningham, Of Wellington, spent Sunday
with friends in town.
An ice cream social under the auspices
Of the ladies' society Of the Congrega-
tlonal church will be held at the residence
Of Mrs. VIII Morris. In Clarksfeld, Huro n
county, Wednesday evening, Aug. 10.
ALI invited.
The pleasant home Of Miss May Goss
was the scene Of a very happy event by
the gathering OF a large number of friends
10 take part In the social given by the Ep-
worth league Of the M. Z. church. II
was success both financially and socially
BY the kindness Of Morris Goss, n
privilege was given the committee on ar.
rangements for the picnic to erect per
manent speakers stand Tor the benefit oI
picnic gatherings, which are held from
time TO time in his pleasant grove. II Il
an ornament 10 the grounds and IL M
improvement which has been much
needed
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-02
LITCHFIELD.

AUGUST Mrs. Reuben Hyde, Of
Fremont, visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony stranaban, last week.
Two new bicycles! IN town, A. d. Hall
aud F. 8. Turner are the proud posessors.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Carpenter, Of York,
who have been visiting 10 town tor the
last two weeks, returned home Saturday.
A large crowd attended the social at II,
II. Fosketts last Thursday evening. A
good time reported by all.
Allie Smith Is visiting In Cleveland.
Mary Garfield will teach In Belden this
winter.
Mrs. ina Madden is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. p. Simmons.
Franc Simmons spent Sunday at home
Lena Radie has returned from Wooster
where she has been visiting her cousins
Mrs. Warren Hartman. NAB.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-08-02
Real Estate Transfers.

George E. Crisp to Herman Reinhardt,
pit of lots 33 and 90, block 10, Elyria, $525.
VIM Cusack TO Adam Heisner, lot 1, blk
lag Z Brownelps addition, Lorain, $500.
Emma F Clark admr to Sheldon Clark,
IL acres, blk 7, tract 7, Brighton tp, 800.
Jacob and August Kuebler to George
Giebel, division Q, outlot %, village of
Elyria, $1,000.
81 Ashford to Edward Well, part Of lot
SO, blk s, Wellington village, $500.
G FMetcalf to + F Beckwith, pit Of lot
25, village Of 0berlin, north side of East
College street, $4,000.