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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-12
President Cleveland has taken refuge at
Buzzard's Bay from the Office seekers.
LAND FOR sALE.-.Iwo hundred acres

LAND FOR SALE Two hundred acres
Of good farm land, well timbered. with liv.
ing water, well located, with little i'm.
prOvement, situated In 0sceola county,
Michigan, near railroad station and mills.
lao 1877 acres oi land with railroad across
1t, and station, saw.mill, house and barn
blacksmith shop and other improvements.
for sale nt 5000 per acre. For further IN.
formation inquire Of (5tf
WM. II. II. SUTLIYF, Wellington, ..
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-12

OMAHA, July THE American Saw
ings bank suspended yesterday with
deposits Of s153, 200 and assets Of $780,
ooO II was involved by the embarrass-
ment OF the American Loan and Trust
Company, through the latter's enter
prise with the Omaha and South Texas
Land Comnanv.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-12

KINGSTON, N. Y, July 7.-During a
storm Wednesday night Van Dusen
Brothers powder magazine at Devils
Lake was struck by lightning and com
pletely demolished Fifty-hve kegs Of
powder exploded. destroying several
bindings and injuring nine persons
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-12

To vote for Grover Cleveland means re.
form and reform means better times
Democratic press, 1892.
A majority OF the electors did vote for
Cleveland, and the reform and good times
m lst be here
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-12

The new county Jail will soon be CON.
pleled aud Sheriff Ensign will act as land.
lord. A great deal Of form is observed in
receiving guests at the county hotel. Each
one has to have proper credentials and be
accompanied by an officer.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-12

The directors Of the exposition ct Chic, &.
60 voted 10 open the gates on Sunday 10
increase the revenues; but for the past
two Sundays they claim 1t has not paid eX.
penses. Wonder what can be the trouble
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-12

There is some figuring now aboOt who
shall be the next speaker Of the house.
We venture to say It will he southern
mau, OF course.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-12
Republican Senatorial Convention.


The republicans of Lorain county will meet
at their usual places OF holding elections In
each township, ward and precinct In said
county, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8,
at 1880 o'clock p. m, sun TIME, and then and
there proceed to elect delegates to a conven-
tion TO be held in Ashland. Ohio, on Thursday
August 10, at IL o'clock a. m. OF said day. The
purpose OF this convention Is to nominate one
senator TO represent the twenty-seventh and
twenty. y.ninth joint senatorial districts for the
general assembly OF Ohio. Each township
ward and other voting precinct In Lorain
county, under this call will be entitled TO the
ollowing number OF delegates. t0wit:
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-12

NJ. f. ingalls,, president Of the Big
Four wants tn he the democratic nominee
for governor.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-12
The Benedict Shoe Co.
Boston Novelty Store !
Hello, Central (! Hello!

Hello, Central Hello!
Here we are again with fine stock of Ladies' and
Childrens summer underwear. All lines and styles and
we are up to the times in prices
Also fine line of those nice, fast-black hose-some
of Hermsdorf three crown warranted not fade Come
in and try them
You will find us the cheapest and best place in town.
as everything must go-no
And don't 90 out until you examine ribbons. Stock
just in style, all silk and cheap. Fancy ribbons form
erly sold at 80 cts offered 40 cts 60 Ct ribbon
now 30 cts. $100 ribbon so cts,
Don't pay double prices for underwear and hosiery
when you buy of two suits all around for the price
of one elsewhere Remember the place and don't you for
get it.
Boston Novelty Store!
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-12

The several county central committees are
requested to apportion the delegates In their
various voting precincts and call the caucuses
for the nomination OF delegates
COMMITTEE.
Ashland, W. N. Starr and Morris Frink; Lo-
rain, W. A, Braman and J., W. Steelei Medi-
ma, Willis II. Albr0 and L. Is. Clark Kich-
land, J. q. Hull and W. S. Lutz.
W. N. STARR, Chairman.
]. W. STEELE, Sec. pro TEN.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-12
Republican Senatorial Convention.

The republicans of the 9th and 29th Joint
senatorial district OF ONO, compose OF the
counties of Ashland, LOrain, Medina and
Rlchland, will meet in delegate conyention at
Ashland, Ashland county, Ohio, on Thursday,
the 10th day Of August. 1893, at IL o'clock am.
for the purpose of nominating one senator % @ Ior
basis OF representation will be one delegate
for each 100 votes and each fraction. OF lN
votes over so cast for governor In 1891 The
delegation from each county Will be as iol-
lows:
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-12

n. Hucklns, NJ. W. Lang. A. L. Lord, W. y.
Brooks, W. b. Johnston, Julius Peck, +. L.
Grimm. W. b. Thompson.
Il. II. HISMAN, Chairman,
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SURE ENOUGH FEVER,
There Is Now No Doubt "a to the Variety of
Brunswick'S One Case.

Brunswick. Ga, August 15.-(Special)-
AT JOINT meeting of the board of health
and city council tonight the examining ex-
perts into the ease of Surgeon John w.
Branham pronounced his disease yellow
fever, with two doctors voting in the Mi
norty. The official resolutions handed to
the press reads as follows:
!, whereas, The committee of the council and
the board OF health of the city of Bruins
WICK, Ca, being impressed with the i'm
Inehse Importance OF securing reliable in
W. Branham, and having called to our as.
siStAnce surgeons Hutton and Carter of the
marine Mari hospital, and DIR, J. c, Legare, of
IiaZlehurst, and II. L. L. Burford, of this
city:
Resolved. That we consider the preponder-
ance Of the evidence is in favor of "A con
clusion that Surgeon Eranham's case is one
of yellow fever and be it further
Resolved, That we assure the public that
everything has been done to isolate the
case and all necessary precautions have
we belicye that we will be enabled to pre-
vent any infection of Brunswick. This case
was undoubtedly contracted at the quaran-
tine station and brought to Brunswick in the
person OF Surgeon John w. Branham
Branhan is Dying.
Brunswick. Ga. August IS
Surgeon Branham is lying in omatose
condition. His death is expected before
morning.
Branham is still Alive.
Brunswick, GA. August 19.-(Specal y
At 1890 O'Clock tonight, Surgeon Bran
ham was officially reported still alive. He
has been unconscious since . O'Clock last
night. Though his pulse has been no. he
has been resting quietly.
Still Quarantine Against Brunswick.
Montgomery, Ala, August 19.-Athough
quarantine was raised today against Pen
sacola. both by the state of Alabama and
the city of Montgomery, the governor and
mayor issuing procamations to that effect,
the quarantine is still in force against
Brunswick, and all infected places.
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A STABBING AFFRAY
Iu Which Two Welt-knOwn Young Farm
era Induiged.

Iu Which Two Welt-knOwn Young Farm
ers INDUCED.
Macon, Ga. August 1G.-(Speclal.) --lhere
was a very serious cutting affray yester-
day afternoon between two well known
young men of the county. and as result
of it Mr.. Ealey lies Oh Il bel OF suffering,
and seems to be in dangerous condition
He was stabbed three times by Mr.. Ed
Smith. The trouble happened few miles
from the city limits They farm on shares.
The story of the ditlic llty, according to one
report. is that Mr.. Smith went
to the farm to see MIR. Haley,
but he nad gone fishing. Later
they met. and Mr.. Smith remarked that
there was considerable grass in the cotton,
and weeds in the potatoes. Ralcy became
angry at these words and shook his finger
in Smiths face and said: Il don't intend
to take anything from you He then
caught Mr.. Smith in the collar and Smith
shook him loose Raley then made mo-
ton as if to get his knife out of his pocket,
and Smith said, well, if that is your game
two can play at it, and drew his knife. and
in the scuffle that enSued Raley was stab
bed three times in and near the side. One
of the stabs is thought to have entered the
kidneys. and this is the wound from which
serious consequences are apprehended. "A
warrant was sworn out for Smith charg-
ing him with stabbing, and he was put
under a $500 bond. The above is the story
as told by friend of Smiths. Kaleys
side has not been heard.
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missoner's decision will be made public
within q few days.
(.nvern.,. Gilman at The Fair.

Governor 11lm0n AT Inc TaiT.
Chicago, August 1.-two receptions
We're held in the rooms of the national COM
mission in the administration building at
the worlds fair yesterday. Governor Ill,
man, of South Carolina, who accompanied
the Augusta exposition delegatlo, was
recognized officially by the COMMISSION
He was introduced by State COMMISSIONER
Roach and presented by Vlve PRESIDENT
Penn and was greeted with applause.
Governor Iillman congratulated the COM
mission and officers upon the grandeur
of the exhibits and regretted South Caro-
lina's absence.
Crossing thousand miles OF tins grand
country OF ours from the south Atlantic
to the shores of the northern lakes, one
must feel that we have a grand country,
grand in it's size, grand in everything, and
it makes anybody, let him come from where
he may in the United States, feel proud
to say L am an American | do not hes
itate to say without tattering you in the
least, that God appears to have picked this
spot out to be in the future the hub OF North
America, the center of thought, wealth,
progression, pluck and energy; and L make
the prediction today that in less than TWEEN
ty-five years you will have more people III
Chicago than any city on the American con-
tinent, if not in the world.
In closing, Governor Tillman expressed
his conviction that great good would grow
out of the fair.
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ECHOES FROM THE PEOPLE,


Rome, Ga, August 11.-Editor Constitution:
AS president of the Rome District Demo-
cratic Club, together with other enthusiastic
democrats of this place, we worked unceas-
ingly for the election of Mr.. Cleveland, and
we carried it by the largest majority ever
given candidate
There many of those who did the
work in that campaign who disapprove OF
Mr. Clcveland's message and ! send you this
article explaining our objections.
The dissatisfaction expressed by many dem
ocrats with the presidents message is not
many suppose, because of his demand
for the repeal of the Sherman bill.
Many democrats who approve the message
see nothing but that demand in it: But what
against plain provision Of the democratic
platform.
Cleveland is opposed to bimetalllc coinage
and many of the leading democratic papers
construe it.
ed on IL platform demanding gold and silver
coinage without Discrimination against either
metal" and when we recollect that every
democratic platform has condemned the re-
publican party for the Accommodating act OF
1878; and this same party has been de-
nounced by every democratic speaker because
of its act, 1t looks little strange to see
democrats approving message that asks
a democratic congress to do JIist what we
~ Mr.. - Carifsle said the republican of 1878
was the greatest crime ever committed
against a free people
Net democrats to follow Mr.. Cleveland,
must 20 back on their teachings and pro
nounce this greatest crime in 1873 to be the
greatest craftsmanship in 1888; but we don't
intend to do it-not yet.
This financial question is of more vital i'm
portance to us of the south and west than
any other question: ,, -, - o
If Mr. Cleveland should send message
IN congress recommending that the Me- Alniey
hin he ROT repealed, because at this time it
MIGHT unsettle values and further aggravate
tho present troubles. 1t would not only be
rs sound democracy as to demand Demon
citation of silver. - -
A great many of our southern men seem
to fGor a deprecated currency ana without
Investigating believe the money lenders or
The cast really mean sound currency IN the
argument for a gold standard.
ti,hnao DconIe never think OF the
. lnfec appnrrr of an appreciated
currency to the south ana west
The opinion expressed by the ablest states
mon in this and other countries IS tllaf an
onnreciated currency creates more panlcS,
DESTROYS values more rapidly, leads TO more
failures and brings more misery and poverty
10 the people than any other known cause
Mr. Bafour. the English statesman, in his
snpecb TO the fnanciers and merchants of
Tondon said that "a deprecated currency
was much preferable to an appreciated cur
rencv" and his audience, the leading bus-
ness men of the world, applauded his state
ment. .., $500
While we are opposed to a deprecated cur
rency and have idea that we shall ever
see it. vet an appreciated currency Is much
more to be dreaded by the southern peope
w. NJ. CANNON.
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ohicfal Declarations That All Danger from
Yellow Fever There Is Past.

Pensacola, Fla, August 1S-The follow
ing was promulgated ut late hour to-
day:
Pensacola, Fla, August 1S.-We the under
signed representatives of the health depart
ncnt OF the state of Florida. the United States
of America and the city of Pensacola, do here
by announce that after thorough and careful
inspection of this city, we have failed to find
the existence of any cases Of yellow fever, or
of any infectious or contagious disease what
ever.
Respectfully, Joseph Y. Porter. NJ. D., state
health officer of Florida; X. D. Mar. sur
geon United States marine hospital service;
q. NJ. Magruder passed assistant surgeon
United States marine hospital service; Robert
W. Hargis NJ d., president Escambia county
board of Health
Mayor Chpley today issued the following
to absentees:
Pensacola Fla, August 1S.--With a full ap-
probation of the responsibility | assume L
unheSitatingly say to our absent citizens
that they can return to their homes with alb
solute security. w. ID. CHIPLEY.
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HOW THEY WORK IT.
An Easy Matter Now to Get the Necessary
Names to Dispensary Petitions.

Charleston, $. G.. August 15.-Another
$50 names to it. Charles f. Steinmyer was
the applicant. This makes four already in,
the other six making ten to which Charles
ton is entitled, are in process of preparations
The intmation comes from Columbia that
ten dispensaries must be established in
Charleston and the process of getting up the
names has been very much s.mplitied. There
are about two ilundsed weli-knoWn free
holders in the city who will sign their names
80 almost any petition that is presented to
them. These form the nucleus The petit
toner then hands his list to colored law
yer who is expert in the business and he
fills it up to the required number 751. by
copying down the names of colored freehold
ers off the tax books
The liquor men seem to have given up the
fight and nobody seems willing to make it:
although it is palpable that at least half
Of the names signed to the petition are
bogus or copied from the tax list, or some
other list.
Derangement of the liver, with constipa'
ton, Injuries the complexion, induce pimples,
sallow skin. Remove the cause by using
CarterS Little Liver Pills. One a dose. Try
them.
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Az II O'CLOCK SATURDAY morning IhomA
Hogan, a lineman, sat upon cross bar at
the top of a forty foot telegraph pole,
standing nearly in front of the Hotel
Wenmeister, working among a maze of
Atlanta wires.
One spike at his heel was planted in the
pole; the other foot was hanging from the
cross bar Hogan worked away up there
in the air, just as coolly as if he had been
upon the ground.
Suddenly he tumbled from his perch, and
shot downward like plummet. The horri
fed spectators on the sidewalk saw the
body of the lineman drop with amazing
rapidty, alA fall at the very foot of the
tall pole. The unfortunate man struck the
srrbstone with sickening sound. and when
lifted up he was unconscious. He died at
the Grady hospital three hours later.
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THE KELLOGG CASE
Considers His Recovery SO Remarkable That
his Faith in the Coblentz
Cure is Boundless.

Considers His Recovery SO Remarkable That
his Faith in the Coblentz
Cure is Boundless.
CHELSEA. MICH, April 20, 1893.
DR.. J. w. Coblentz, Al W. Berry St.,
Fort Wayne. Indiana.
Dear SRI am glad to inform you that
I am feeling SO well after taking opium so
long. l am feeling better than | have for
twenty years past and think It is all caused
by taking your Opium Cure.
If you would say that you could raise the
dead l would believe you for believe L am
raised from the grave.
/ hope that every opium and morphine
eater will try sample bottle of your cure
and 1 know they will send for full treat
ment. With full treatment it is no
trouble to be cured of taking the vile curse
morphine and opium.
My education is too limited to allow fire
10 write suitable testimonial, one which
will in every way justify your great cure.
No words can be found sufficiently strong
to express my thankfulness to you l
feel happy that / do not have to take a
pill of opium before meals and bedtime and
to think it is not necessary to have one of
the family go to the drug store once a
week to get an ounce of the cursed stuff.
The ship that first brought it to the
country ought to have been wrecked before
its arrival, then there would not have been
so many wretched people in this country
/ think that opium and morphine have
caused as much poverty as rum
/ give you the privilege of adding anything
you may wish to what / have written. l
am willing to testify before a high Judge
to anything L have written to YOU
EIODiup that this NAV ha If Soma oood
to you or some one who has taken up with
those bad habits, / remain,
Truly Yours,
CHARLES KELLOGG.
Box 3O1. Chelsea, Mich
Write for full particulars to DR.. J. w.
Coblentz, Al W. Berry Street, Fort Wayne,
Ind.
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A Text for tho Times.

The following lines from DR.. J. G. Holland
old enough to be familiar to all-ht the pres
ent time so well that they are reproduced
here:
"God give us men. A time like this de-
mands
Strong minds, great hearts, true faith and
ready hands,
Men whom the lust Of office does not Kill;
Men whom the spoils of office cannot buS'
Men who possess opinions and Will;
Men who have honor; men who VIII noe he'
Men who can stand before a demagogue
And damn his treacherous batteries WITHOUT
winking; 49,
Tall men. suncrowned, who live above the
fog.
Tn pubic duty and In private thinking,
For while the rabble, with their thump"orh
creedSy ., 49,.
,rhoir LARGO professions and their little deed. !
Ninc,e in selfish strife, 10! Freedom wfheA
Wrong rules tie land, andrfoa99tt,SSti,nes1
slecps." 49, involv,d
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-22
TILLMAN's TODDY TRADEMARK.
The GOuernOr Wants to Use the Word
"PalmettO' for 1t.


Washington, August Ex-Governor Tillman,
Of South Carolina, has applied to the United
States patent office for authority to use the
word, ''Pametto'' as trade mark for South
Carolina dispensary whisky. The patent
officers are retcent on the SUBJECT ana say
that it is not the proper thing to give out
Information concerning trade marks until
they are issued. Then the subject ic ii pub
lie one.
The facts in the case are that some time
ago Attorney General Townsend, of South
Carolina came to Washington, and it is
reasonably thought now that his mission
was to secure the trade mark desired. The
examiner to whom the application was re-
ferred denied it. He maintained that the
statute 'provdad for the issue of trade
marks only to persons, firms and CORPORA
tons, and that state is neither. Tho at
torneys then appealed to Commission of
Patents Seymour. Their breif 'sets forth
that trade mark is incidental to the right
of trader, and that a trademark cannot be
denied state without denial of a states
right to trade. 1t then reasons that the
right OF a state to trade is, not disputed;
and cites the mail service the government
of railroads i'm Germany, of tobacco in
France and of wines in hungary. The COM
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7 "
The BiIlviIle Banner.

C,,aido+os for governor in our section a.6s
,,ottinr to NE as THE, and sociable as the
measels and some of them are just as hiuch
in demand. -
Great influence has been brought to pear
upon us to enter the race for senator, but
so far we have refused all offers Ahihh VI
a senator with one shirt.
Speaker Crisp has promised US posluoh
on The Congressional Record, where gas Is
the only thing taken on subscription AS
The Record is not published all the year
round. we will have more time Tor FARMING.
Congress will probably be in session one
year Talk of that kind is never cheap,
Next week expect to have an edltorlai
on the presidents message. 1t will be
ringing one as we shall touch on free SILVER
Our lecture on the race problem is brief
and to the point. II consists of one Niger
swinging to a hickory limb
Cash IS scarce in 1,illvile; a silver dollar
looks as big as the setting sun, and ten
cent piece is thirteen times larger than the
moon.
The Bilville clearing house was not
success; the cashier not only cleared the
house, but the country, too.
We learn from The Congressional Record
that .the congressman from Billvile has
the floor" This is too Bad he promised
his constituents that he would sober up
and take n chair.
We rejoice now that Cleveland did not ap-
point us consul to Cholera. Long sickness
at home is better than sudden death i'll
foreign language.
We fell off the train pst week and had
our leg cut off; but as misfortune would
have it, it was our WOO len leg, and we
cant get one cent Of damages.
We returned from the worlds fair in good
spirits, but no shoes; the railroad only AZ
lowed one pair, instead CT the free pass
we had asked for.
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COCKTAILS GALORE.
Tho Licensed Dispensaries of Liquid Cheer
About to Omen Tn in Charlest


About to Open Up In Charlotte
Charleston, S. c., August 14.-(Special.)
The dispensary is blossoming in Charleston
in great shape.
Meyers, the first man appointed, has Or
dered his stock of cocktails and will open q
dspensary i'll the upper wards tomorrow.
PletScher, the Charleston hotel dispenser,
will open in Meeting street opposite that
house. Today NJ. w. Powers, the third
man, filed his petition with go names, and
tomorrow Charles IL. Steinmeyer will have
his petition filed.
There are still six vacancies and they
will all be filled as the freehold voters of
the city appear to approve of the dispensary.
she Dispensary Upheld
Charleston. s. c., August 16.-Judge James
+. Islar, of the state circuit court, has
fled a decision in thet Mount Pleas
ant uiSpenSary case. Some time ago mum
Der of attorneys appeared before him and
on the grounds that the dspensary law is I'M
constitutional and also alleging certain irreg-
Hlarities in the manner in which w. VI. VIII
liams. dispenser at Mount Pleasant, APP
pointed.
The decision dissolves the temporary i'll
misses the petition on the grounds that the
petitioners did not show that they would be
Injured by the operation of the dspenSary.
and that they, therefore, had no reasons for
asking court of equity for preventative re-
lief
If you have no employment, or are being
poorly paid for the work You are doing,
then write to Il. +. johnson 4 Co., of Rich
mond, Va, and they will show YOU how to
transform Mss-fortunes into AIadame-tor-
tune. Try it.