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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-11-23
DESTROYED Business HOuses,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 23.--Fire at
Newbern, Dyer county, destroyed bust
ness houses to the value of $4,000. L.
E. Bradshaw and Pat Motfatt, white,
and Ed Gilbert, colored, lost their lives
during the fire.
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Red Wing Diphtheria.

RED WING, Mimi, Nov. 23.-The
diphtheria situation here is as follows:
Ten sick cases in eight families. Thirty
three families guaranteed, in all but
eight of which patients are convalescent.
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No Assessment Necessary.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %. Commissioner
Lamoreaux says that no assessment for
for payment of expenses of surveying
and plating townsites in the Cherokee
strip Is necessary, as the expenses are
betrayed from congressional appropria-
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Will Resume Monday.
YOUNGSTOWN. O., Nov. 23.-The Ma
honing Valley Iron and Steel company's
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Diners i'm Melde ber suSten. Der

Otuttp tut OtettyS utS &uuleus 0et
Ser3og 9einrid Sulius bon Bourbon,
6er utter Vuoipig XIV. @ouperneur
bon Burgunb mar, tpurSe TN leete1
Sabre ieines 0ebens bon eInem feltiamen
@abn befauen: Ct bilbete jid ein, toSt
3u iein, unb neripeigerte bie Nnaabme
tegli9er Nabruns, neil elm BeritorbeI
ner nt6t mebr efie. ST bunserte In ber
9bat taselaug, uuo als man en6lt4 far
iein 2eben 3u fiir9ten besann, famen
feline Sreunbe auf bte Sbee, Tobtenoi<
ners 3u ueranitalten. @inseipeibte purs
ben entlpra9enb perfleioet, ftellten fi9
benz Sranfen ais ietn eisener Batter unb
Der neritorbene Wariball BON Qurents
burg Dor unb luben ibn ein, BET benz
slei6falls ldnSit peritorbenen Iurenne
3u ipeiien. St mar erit iebr permurs
bert, baB man Int Reide Ser Tobten
bod aud ele, nabm bann aber Die Gin,
labuns on unb fanb nun 70 iebr @efal'
len at Der Sade, bab er einen Tag wie
ben anberen cine erleiene !Sabt berhbrt'
ter Gobte einlub, bel tbrn 3i biniren.
Ste famen natiirlid alle piinftlid unb
ipeiften nit srobem Nppettt.
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- Sa bic preuBii6e &egierung eiz
nen 8efebl erlaifen bat, mel9er ben
0fterei6ii6en unb ruiiii6en Musmans
berern ben Dur6sug bur6 preuBifdes
Gebiet unb bic 8enubung bon @taats=
babnen CUR Gabrt nod beuti1en 3d.
fen perbietet, 10 baben bic Mgenten Der
9iperpooler unb @laSgotper 9ampferz
2tnieu Bureaur in &otterbam er0ffnet
un6 bef0r6ern bon bort aus Musmanz
berer iiber @roBbritannien mad
Mmerifa.
= Nus Yaris melbet man bonn 25.
Mdr3: Ser befannte @1riftlfeler
unb @taatsmann @baqemel 2acomr
murbe gum Mitglieb Der franabif6en
Nfabemie als gia6foleer bes peritorbez
men &enan ermdblt. @r erbielt II
Stimmen gegen l3 fiir @afon Bruno
panl unb nur cine fur emile 3nla.
Jhr ben bur6 bas Mbleben bon essean
emile 9emoine freiseporbenen plab
Durbe bic Wabl nod 6 pergebli9en
Abltimmungen Derf9Dben.
- Na6bem man es Der mobernen
gntpidlung ber 9anbfeuertpaffen ges
geniiber f6on p6llig aufseseben bate,
bic @pmbattanten bur9 pan3erung
gegen bic 9ur6f9lagsfraft Der &C.
i9ofe 5u fi9ern, bat ieBt Elm Mannz
betmer S6nei6er, Namens Dom eis
men rSnasp spanser" erfunben, Der gr>
faunli9es leiiten fon. Sn Mamnbeim
feate man tiirali6 proben bamit an.
Serarttg gepanaerte b6laerne Tigu>
rem blieben bel 56iiffen aug elmer gnts
fernung bon 100, 200 unb 300 Metern
unberlegt. Nuf tiiraerer 9ifan3 erbielz
ten bic Tiguren 10 tiefe @inbriife, baB
na9 Wnii6t Der Sffisiere bic Mufi9lae=
trait binrei6e, I'M einen damn su Be-
tduben. Sur 9erteaung bes &ilrai1es
pertpenbet Der S6neiber tpabrf1einli1
elm gebeimes prdparat. Ser fertige Wafs
fenrof miegt beinabe 6 pfunb. Das
prdpartrte Sud- fonnte nibt 3ur Bez
i9hBung Der Nrme unb 8eime permer>
tibet weroen, ba es bic 8euegumgen Der
Solbaten ufebr beeintrddtigen tpiirbe.
= QDie berlautet, beabG1tigt bic
&aiierinsWittme Grie6ri9 in 3utunft
ben sroBten She'll bes Sabres in gngs
Lamb au3nbrineen.
= Sn ben &reiIen Der bemtfhen Gon<
ierbatiDen befiir1tet man. baB bic eos
ctatbemotraten bel ben nd9ten Mab>
len groBe Siege erringen miirben.
Utan ltimmt barin therein, baB bic
unbefr.ebigen6en @rsebnife Der faiiers
lt9en Mrbeiterpolitif bireft baran bic
S9ulb trasen. 8is ieBt haben bic
grbeiter aud ni9t ben geringiten Nors
tbeil bon bieier politit gebabt, bagez
gen finb bic 3eitungen boll BON ges
ri9ten itber @erfolsungen Der @osials
oemofratem. 8einnbers bic 8ergarbeiz
ter babsn bic iddrften MaBregeIn Der
Hegierung gu fiiblem befommem. Man
5weifelt nidt, baB ale 8ergarbeiter bel
ben nd6fen &ei6StagsmabIsn li9 boz
ran erinnern Derben, baB Der prdli>
bent bes weltfdliI9en 8ergarbeiters
Werbanbes, S6r0oer, unb bier ans
bere Giibrer i'm @efdngniB liben, bios
neil iie eimen Strife brighten, unb
baB 300 8ergarbeiter Der &egies
rnngsbergwerte entla1en murben,
wdbren0 anbere @efdngnibHrafen abz
liBen. Dieie Vrrgdnge msrben bon
ben So5ialbemofraten mSgli9f pers
breitet nnb biirften ibnen Sauienbe
BON 4nbdEgern aufiibren.
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ON aeben, obslei1 bas eiftise Snieft
feline S9ulbigfeit that"
Weittlerfpetle batten mir baS Yoli5et.
sebdube errei1t, mo td Satpfins', que
fiinftisen 91mieseroater uub ben Yoli<
3eiar3t fennen lernte, Die mir bas @es
bDrte beltdtisten. slu9 Warsot ipurbe
i9 porseitellt, elmer f60nen, teutpera.
nlentoollen Sran30iin, oie bas @rlebte
nod ni9t perwunoen bate unb uabz
renb Der l1nterbaltun9 irnmer anilhen
0a6en unb @etnen f6manfte. DAP fie
ni6t nur mir, lonbern aud meinen
8ootsleuten ipieoerbolt bic Sanb oriidte
unb uns i'm gtamen ibre8 Brdutisants
I'M 8er5eibuns bat, ma6te bic Matro,
fen gang uerpirrt, bis fie fi6 bel etnem
fraftisen @abelfriibltiid pieber lammels
ten.
8epor Der giorboit= Moniun einlette,
sab es nod einise ptnbitille Gage, unb
10 mar eS iit6sli1, raid uniere Qabune
su l0f1en, Ballait etnsunebmen, unS
baS S9iff fiir Die Heile na9 Monls
mailt ieetii9tis ;u MAIDEN. Son Der
Quarantdne mar ri9t meiter bic Rebe,
bic betreffenoe 8eroronuns fpuroe fir
unieren Ball auber araft seiest, nnb
Yonbi6erp blieb tbatiddlid bon Der
@bolera perldont.
Ser 9o65eit bes iiinsen Yaares
fonnte i'd niht mebr beimobnen, bages
gen tpar id. 10 oft nno 10 lan9e i'd
fpdter In 2alfntta ipeilte, Elm t6sli1er,
ftets ptllfoTnener @a1t bes 6atpftns'>
iden 9auies. Die bort senolIene
Sreunoi6aft allein mar es, bic mir, ais
tb enoli6 pieOer bem fernen oeuti9en
Vaterlanbe 5uiteuerte, ben Mbl9ieb bon
Der 9eimatb Der @bolera erlhuerte.
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@nnherhare Netaunaer,,

Suuueb1WSS StetHuWBSus w tuSW
fran30fil9en Memoirenuerfe bes 18.
Sabrbunberts tpirb BON elmer 5rau BON
9ubiieur eradblt, bic etne beionbere
Borliebe fiir Sptsen bate. sic iamiidte
fib aber nidt bamit = iie ab jie auf.
Dieier 2eioenidaft opferte iie tbr eanr
ses Berm6sen, bas 5iemlid eros mar.
Our 3eit MartialS lebte In Rom elm
Mtann giamens Sermosenes, Der OILS
luitiger Gr3dbler bet ieber Ttf99eiell.
ibaft germ seleben mar, obwobl er re8el'
ma6is = cine Serpiette ftabl. CT
fonnte bieism @eliiite ni9t miberiteben
uno man lieB i'm ieiner ionitisen Vors
siiss mesen seipdbren. Sn ben areiien
Ser pornebmen R0mer mar ct unter benz
ylamen der SerpiettenoiebA all9emetn
befannt unb - besebrt. = Gin @raf
bon @erbeubers, oer i'm porisen Sabrs
bunbert in Sdwaben besiitert mar,
bate cine 10 leioenidaftlide Torliebe
fhr 3ebfu9en, bab er ni9ts anoeres ab
unb eines ieiner Sitter nod Dem ans
beren perpfanbete, I'm bieier Neieung
irobnen III fDnnen.
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90 follte In iesem Sanfe ,etm.

s. .. million, 81 Clap Strabe, Gtarpsbnrs ga,,
fur S@wtnbiu&t, Suifsn unb Grtdltuns 5ein, benp
nafelse babe stns fran setet, psIe mad .inem bef-
ttseu Hnfale Ger p@rtppe@ BON Der eunsen Gnt,ins
Ianbten WttteI gtrfunsslcs sebleben waren. @o6ert
Barber pcn 9oofspprt, pau srildri. bab Or. Rings
Rsue Grfnonns thm metr senhst babe, ais rsenb ct.
tatte. Gs ste6t ntdts HeHereS. Wan periude ssi
Erets VrcbesGlaf&en In Der dpctbefe BON Gbplpb
Dreis, abompfpn Go. GrObe Elai&en 30 Gents
nnb 81 90.
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Gble 8erseltumg. Die Marquiie
Btllacroir lieb einen beriibmten @unbs
ar3t rufetl, oamit berielbe ibr mad oas
maliser 9itte 5ur Nber lafen mS@te.
Der ionft 70 seidtdte Wfann perleste
aber etne 9ulsaber, ber Branb fant
bin3u, Der arm mubte amputirt tper,
ben, uno bieie Operation perlief uieoer
10 unSliidli9, bab bic alte Dame baran
fterben muBte. Dor ibrem Beri1ei.
ben nta9te fie nod stn Eeftament bel
Dollem Betpubtietn, tporii fie benz
Wunbar5te cine betrd1tlide 4eibrente
ausleste uno bieie cole 1bat NIT ben
Worteu begriinbete sd pernla1e
BEN Wunoar5te besme9en bteieS Sabrs
gelo, neil id porauslebe, baB bas TIN
sliid, mel6es mir feline llnsei9tdli1feit
3u8efiiSt bat, ibm fiinftis alle 3unben
ent3ieben tpirb."
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eie ssSmerinneu uno oer eseiu.

9ie @Smerinnem mmb ber Wein.
Sm alteu Ronl unter ben &5uisen mar
Der @ein iebr lelten. Wtdnner unter
breiBts Sabren burften feinen Wein
trinfen, ben 6rauen mar er gan3li1 perz
boten. Ggnattus Mfecentus eri6lug
feline @attin, neil fie aus einem Safe
Wein 9etrunfen, unb &0nig Romulus
ipra1 ibn BON bieiem Morbe fret.
Dabius Hictor er3dblt In ieinen Mnnalen,
eine Srau iet BON ben Sbrisen se3,puns
gen porben, ft1 ben 9unsertob ;u
seben, neil iie oas Shrdnf6en, In benz
Die SdlHiiel 5um @einfeller aufbes
tpabrt iuurben, erbro1en bate. @n.
Doniittus perurtbeilte ais Ri1ter cine
N0mertn gum Werluit ibrer Mit9ift,
neil fie obne Vormtlien ibres Wlamnes
mebr Weiu setrunfen, ais CUR Yfege
ibrer @einnobeit nStbig mar.
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Mud Elm Ssruf.

yGnti6uloiseu sic, wel6en Beruf
baben Siep p Sd? Beruf 80. i4
neritele ni6t." ,9iuu, ih meine,
mas Sie fino?4 sd? = Sd bin
Die Sreuoe meiner Glteru."
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0etrnthsid1ein !:

2eonbarbt Stabl unb Wfarie arel.
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9eiiius

SIT allen neuen beliebtem Garben
uno Gacons, iebem Seint unb ieber
Gigur angepaBt. Inter ben neuen
Sa6en gibt es Reoene, gBIinb, Ga
fanbra, &bein, Gitbian, Masie. Senz
ME, 2ilp unb bunbert anbere.
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9ie Natianalitat ber trenkii6em
6elbb erren unb GtaatsmGnner BON

Ote StWituuutttUt uet YIeuRt1yCu
Selbberren unb GtaatsniGnner BON
1918. @s LIT intere1ant 3u finben,
baB bte beribnlten preubii9en Generate
nnb Minifter in Der !3eit 6es bsuti9sn
Usfreinngsfrie9es gum 9roBen Tbeile
tetne Yreubcn bon @eburt paren. 60
mar Bli6er Elm Wtedlenburser (aebos
rem su &oitod), 91arnborit Elm ban,
tioueraner (seboren au Borbenau bet
yieuftabt iln bannoper'iben ssiiriten.
tbum 3aleuberg), @neileuau Elm eddie
(geboren 5u Sdilbau BET Sem bamals
nod fa9fii9en Tor8au), tpie aud
S9ia (seboren 3u Wilmsborf bel
Dresben). Der Wliniiter b. Steiu
uurbe tn glaliau, Miniiter ,. S90n in
Gitauen, 0arbenbers tn Glienro6a i'm
9aunOuer'i9en SebOren.
Ser llriprune Der 4re3el. Na6.
benz &arl Der @roBe baS id9filde Uolt
gum Gbriitentbum befebrt bate, blieb
eieies ins9ebeim nod lanse 3eit beios
uii9en Sitten treu. Gs opferte ben
alten @0tteru unb feierte bic ni9t per,
9eiienen Seite. 8ei einen berielben
tnnroe opales, In 3riuselform berses
ltslltes Gebad uer3ebrt, weldes iid
ourb groBen Woblseidmad aus3ei1s
nete. Da iid oaiielbe nidt perbieten
lleB. 10 geltattete man e8 ben Sablen,
leoo9 nur nnter Der Weoinguns, bab
sin 3reus in ben 3rinssl 9e6aden unS
otsS fomit ein .drtitli6eS @ebad"
murhe
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Gbuieriue In NemmIplpanien.

SmidleD, penn.: Mir batten bier
cine @pibemie BON @bolerine, mie unz
fere 4er5te bic &rantbeit nanntem unb
i'd that piel @utes NIT Gbamberlains
golics, Gboleraz unb Oiarrboe 6eils
mittel. Sd eerfaufte bier bugenb
Slafden in elmer Wo6e umb ieitber
elm @roB. Oas 9eilmittel erfiillte
feinen 3med unb ma9te fir mid &es
flame. 8eribiebene perionen, bic
ieit stpei unb brei Wo6en an 9iarrboe
litten, uurben bur6 einige OoIen bies
Ter Mebi3inJ furirt. %. g. &napp,
pb. 8. 25 unb so Gents 6lai9en
gu baben in ben Gpotbefen bon s. &alts
eper & Son, 9oiuling & 6loob, 5. g.
Sod, u. DreiB, $. Sdu6arbt, &C. 60
ben & g., S. 8. 9arriion unb Salt
ener & S6u1arb.
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= Oie in Dresden tagenbe inter>
rationale @bOleras@onferen lit mod
gu feinen enogiiltigeu 8ei9liiHen ses
fommen unb biirfte nod mebrere $50.
den tagen. prof. Sod empfabl, baB
bic i'm beruidenen Spmmer bur9ges
fiibrten gini6rdnfunsen i'm internas
tionalen Wertebr bebeutenb mobificirt
werben follttn. Oie britil6en 9elez
gaten unteritiibten i'm, ale iibrisen ies
bod maren bagegen.
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Oas 9ausmittel ber @elt-Sutt'
Pillen.
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8dnber.

@san fann ii@ faum cine gorfeluns
MAIDEN BON Der funitpollen &ombiz
nation BON Garben unb Mufern. Die
3ei0beit bes neuen fdiGernben Moirs
eeot6 BIaib, betupfte Gatims, @Iaes
CREPE, Satin @Orbs, Der geitidten grz
tifel lit bepun5ernsmertb.
Teberl1.
9ie Wdlber Der Welt tpeilen feiueu
sroberen &ei6tbum auf, tpie mir ibn
3eigen.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-10-18
PEN FIELD.

0CT. ia. B. Hayes left for the white
City," Monday morning.
Mrs. A. B. Hayes and daughters, Pauline
and Mary, and Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Krebs
have returned from the worlds fair.
Married, Sunday evening, October s.
Elmer Richmond and Miss Ada Ferrimau
Rev. F. W. Poole officiating.
Married, on Friday evening, at the resi-.
dence Of the brides parents, Rev. F. II
Richardson and Miss Cora B. Denham.
Last Friday morning r. G. Falconer's
house, with all its contents, was burned 10
the ground. The fire originated in the
kitchen by the explosion Of lamp. Moth.
ing was sayed from the flames. The fam.
lily barely escaped au unumely death
through a window on the second floor
with nothing but their night-cloIhss on.
Elmer Richmond and wife and Rev
Richardson and wife, the newly married
couples, have gone to the worlds fair.
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Highest of all in Leavenng Powe-Laest u SGovt Report
RHa!l! q! BskiRg Bs&dsg7!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
HUNTINGDON.

OCT 16.-We are having plenty Of rain
now. 1t began raining Friday afternoon
and rained almost without intermisslon
till after twelve o'clock Saturday night
There was dance over at the Miller
house last Thursday night, and horse rae.
ing, cursing, swearing, up and down ouI
streets nearly all night.
We have six pupils attending school II
Wellington now. This Is the first term
for Arthur Dlrlam and Leon Rogers.
Milo Smith shipped carload If sheeI
to Buffalo last Thursday.
Joseph Haulk spent Sunday In Yves
Salem lately.
We have heard that there Is to be hoj
tea saloon in town. We hope this is not 50
Flora Pbelon is visiting In Lorain.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-10-18
OBERLIN.

Merton Z. Squire, son Of Isaac L. Squire,
Of New 0berlin, died suddenly Sunday
morning Of lockjaw A week ago Sun
DAY be ran small silver into his foot, but
II gave him no trouble till Friday night,
when he noticed II slight stiffness in his
jaws. No attention WAS paid to 1t, but Of
4:3O Saturday morning the household was
awakened by his screams. A convulsion
had seized him and throughout the day,
until he was placed under the influence
Of opiates, he had periodic commissions.
He was kept under the lnauence OF NOR
phine till 2 O'Clock Sunday morning, when
he died.
The Lorain county w 6. T. U. will hold
a convention in the Second church, Ober-
lin, October 81. Mrs. Lalhrop, presIden,
Of the Michigan state w. c. T. u, is ex-
pected to be present.
Miss Brewster of 70 East College street,
is seriously i'll with typhoid fever. The
sanitary conditions ofthe place are said to
be very favorable to disease.
The process Of clearing up the streets
after the completion Of the work Of con-
structiug about seven miles of sewers In
them Is going ahead as rapidly, perhaps,
as could be expected.-News.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-10-18
BLYRIA

A thief stole bicycle belonging to Dr..
Reefey Wednesday night of last week.
The wheel WAS taken from under the
house after the street lights were out. II
Is one Of the old fashioned solid tires aud
can readily be identified by Its owner a
reward of $iGis offered for the detection
Of the thief.
The Fay Manufacturing company, under
the management Of II. Williams, has ex.
tended its, business over considerable new
territory. Various improvements have
been made in its establishment on Broad
street and the latest Improvement in pro-
gressive direction is a repair shop for all
kinds Of bicycle and pneumatic sulky
work.
The East Broad and Bridge street pave
ment has been accepted by the council,
and We beg to congratulate the contractor
who laidthe brick Tor the thorough and
eGcellenO manner in which he performed
his duty. He has been compllmented by
experienced men In such matters FOR the
expeditions as well as thorough manner
in which the brick were laid. And not a
man was employed on the work. except
laboreTs whose homes are in Elyria.
The green goods" sharpers who fre-
quentlY send out their circulars Offering to
sell perfect counterfeit money for mere
trihe, appear to be successful in securing
victims even in this intelligent age. Ohio
farmers appear among the latest dupes to
the sum Of $500, and iumor says that vic.
tins not great way from Elyria are
among those who have been decoyed
to New York city by the soft, persuasive
influence Of these dealers in "the queer"
-Republican.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-10-18
ROCHESTER,.
Rover.

Our council Is not dead, but sleeping,
judging from the condition of sidewalks
around town.
Clayton DImock, of Cleveland, visited
his mother. Mrs. Mary Myers, of this
place, on hia return from the worlds fair
Newell Knapp and wife and Charles
odell lefi for the worlds fair Wednesday
Mrs, Eye j2obinson, Of Akron, Is visit.
Ing eyher ;sther's, s. Phillips, Of this
Mrs. @. II. FELTON, visited at Cleveland
last week.
Wade Chamberlain, OF Cleyeland, wsl
visiting his mother and friends IN this
place over Sunday.
Dell Boice and wife returned from the
fair Saturday.
Mrs. John Potter visited her brother al
Bowling Green last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skees returned from the
iair last Saturday.
Mrs. LOttie Pond Is visiting her sister
Mrs. Parker, of Cleveland.
Mrs. Kate 0strander left Monday for
Gallon " attend the funeral OF her
nephew, Milton Sperry, who WAS killed
by railroad accident.
Seven left for the worlds fair Monday
viz. NJ. Goss, Chas. Beardsley and wife
A. storow and wife, June Dyer aId Fred
Squires.
Horace and Dwight Mann aud John
Bcardsley returned from the fair Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Horace Evans left for Berea Mon
day, where she will make her future home
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-10-18
SPENCER.

0cr. 16.-Charles ]. Daugherty aud
family, who have been living at Maynard,
o., for the past year or two, has moved
back to his father In the north part of the
township.
During the past week Mr.. and Mrs. ].
II, Gardner Visited friends a, LattesberE
and Burton City and attended the Orville
fair.
Alfred Brouse has been on the sick lis,
during the past week.
Those who started for the worlds fair
two weeks ago have all returned and re-
port having good time.
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MEDINA.

C. NJ. England has been appointed post
master ct LeRoy In place Uf s. W. Meyer.
The new dry goods store OF F. E. Ed.
wards & Co., successors to r. y. Shepard,
have finished their invoice and are now
ready for business.
A stipulation has been filed In the Guy
ahoga county court, in the case Of the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern railroad
company against the Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling railroad company, whereby the
hearing OF the case wss deferred until
October 25. II was further agreed that no
efforts should be made in the meantime
toward effectlng the consolidation Of the
Cleveland, Lorain s. Wheeling and the
Cleveland & Southwestern lines OF rail.
way.
The grading on the Lodi and Wooster
road, between Wooster and Millersburg
is all completed, and nearly all the bridges
have been built An agreement has finally
been entered into by the management OF
the new road and the c., A. & G, to join
the lstter's road-bed and parallel the same
from the Holmes county inhrmary farm tC
Millersburg, DISTANCE Of four miles. Thi,
will be widened TO sufficient width to ad
NIT double tracks, which will be used In
common by both roads, as will also the
depot privileges at the latter place.-Ga
Zette,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-10-18
PITTSFIELD.

ocT. 17.-Mr Cummings, Of Connect.
cut, is visiting bis cousin, Edward Avery.
Mr.. Bogson, Of oberln, preached at the
M. Z. church Sunday.
Mrs. s. A. Root has returned from an ex-
tended visit In the west.
Mrs. Pease Is visiting In Vermont
Carrie Avery, Mrs. q. Sheldon and Jas.
Baldwin are st the fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Pitts returned last
Wednesday after attending the fair and
visiting In Iowa.
A number from this place attended the
Sage West wedding In Wellington las,
Thursday.
MIRA Q. B. Rowel visited In Wskeman q
few days lsSt week.
Mrs. Horton is visiting In Columbia.
II. Belts went to Cres,on last Monday
on business. ToPsY.
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Common Pleas Court.

Sarah j. Sheldon vs. Daniel p. Sheldon
divorce. ]. T. Haskell for plaintiff.
John Schubert vs. the l.. s. Il NJ. ). Co.
money only. Weber & Stroup for plain.
TIL.
Della N. Bissell vs.. Ancelia L. Man.
chester ct al, 10 set aside a will. Webbel
& Stoup for plalntff.
Jacob Decker, administrator Of Hattie
Schubert, W L. 3. IL ". 8. railroad com
pany, money only. Webber ~ Srup iol
plaintiff.
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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.
BRIGHTON.

oCrl6--The sound Of the hay presser
Is heard IN our vicinity, and considerable
hay is being shipped from this place.
Mr.. Birmingham, the new section boss
on the W. 3 L. E. at this point, has rented
Mrs. d. N. Halls house and and moved
his household effects into the same. MIR.
Birmingham and family moved from
Wakeman 70 this place.
Oscar Barber, oi Wellington, took pos
sessson of the center cheese factory last
Tuesday IS cheese and butter maker, in
place 0t Dell johnson, who will soon take
the position OF infrmary superintendent.
Rey. and Mrs, Mayer have taken full
possession of the NJ. 4. parsonage, and the
congratulations and well wishes OF the
people IN This community are with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. f, Greene attended
the calnp-hre Of the S. Of VS.. in Yelling
ton lasl Wednesday evening.
Miss Lila L. Arnold with her sister, Mrs.
Dorland, Of Berra, visited friends In town
last Monday.
Mrs, J Fenwick accidentally fell down
stairs, Sunday morning. Her injuries are
slight
Earl Perkins is teaching very prosper.
Gus school at the center.
The bountiful rain Of Friday night and
Saturday did great good in this section.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VI. Smith and daughter, oi
Masslllon, are visiting for II few dsyO with
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. NJ. Peasley. Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Peasley's mother, also Of Massillon
is in town, the guest OF her daughter.
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The Advertising

Of Hoods Sarsaparilla is always within
the bounds Of reason because II Is true; II
always appeals 10 the sober, common sense
OF thinking people because II Is true; and
IL Is always fully subsiantia.ed by endorse.
ments which, In the financial world would
be accepted without moments hesita-
ton.