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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-01-19
HABIT, tits said, is second nature. Nav
he that's what's the matter with inns ss'"@
business.

u.a,r. tits said, is second nature. Ma,
be that's what's the matter with TINS si.n"
business.
DaAys have been abandoned aud coal
barees. pulled by four horses now distrib-
ute fuel among Big Stone Gap consumers
GEORGE WELLS, the young man "ho
killed his father near Gray Switch, Ken
tucky. Saturday afternoon, was arrested
and lodged in Jail at Lebanon Monday
afternoon and will have q hearing today.
Wells was drunk and when his father re-
fused him drink Of whishey he drew
n;stol and shot the old man dead.
| Cart. ". Fl. BLANroS says his Davis
machine business at Bluefcld is starting
ont with almost unprecedented success.
During the first months work from that
Office one of his agents sold twenty-five
machines. He left yesterday with u car
| load Of fine mules and horses for Shelby
vile. n. G.. He's hustler, and lets but
very little grass grow under his feet it
they arc big.
CARDS Of invitation are gu. for the we'd
ding of Miss Jerusha Goodioe to Mr. Dut-
ton Armilage Helfrich, which eappy event
will take place at the residence OF the
brides parents, Mr.and Mrs.T. W .Goodloc,at
Locust Dale near Alton, on Wednesday
evening, January 25th. The cards an
ncuncc at home, Thursday after February
9th at 1903 Linden Avenue, Baltimore,
Md. Miss Goodloe is sister of Messrs. Jno.
viii and Ed. Goodloc, Of Big Stone Gap,
all of whom will attend the wedding.
Mr.. DowpEN, Of the Crate and Mantle
Co., informs the Posi- that machine
shop, with the latest improved machinery,
consisting Of lathes, heavy drills, etc, are
now being added to his plant; and so soon
as placed in position he will be ready to
turn out first-class wrought or cast work.
1t is the intention of his company to make
a specially of the manufacture Of mining
cars. He reports that an arrangement
has been made with the Big Stone Gap
and Powell's Valley Railway Co., whereby
it will build track into his works and he
will hereafter do all repair work for that
company. SAYS he has considerable work
under contract and couple of large
orders in sight.
REV. Mr.. KENNEDY, presiding elder Of
the Big Stone Gap district Of the NJ. E.
church, south, passed through this week
on his way to louisville, where he went
to look after church work He reports
this new district in Il f1ourishing condi-
ton, and says it is yielding better results
than was at first expected Of it. The new
district was formed mainly through the
efforts of Rev. j. O. Straley, pastor of
Trinity church, at this place. Mr.. Straley
is Il great worker, and is known as ''the
church builder He has been engaged
regularly in the ministry for eight years,
and in that time has built eleven churches,
the average cost Of which has been about
81 500
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Do You Want 81 Public Office:

There are $50, 900 Offices within the gift
of the new Administration, and now is the
time for those seeking public employment
to take proper steps to secure one Of these
lucrative positions. All who are inter-
estcd should at once send for a copy of
the United States Blue Book. 1t is a
register of all Federal officers and en-
plovments Of each State and Territory, The
District of Columbia and abroad, with
their salaries, employment and duties
shows who is eligible for appointment
questions asked at examinations, how to
make an application and how to push it
to success, and gives besides vast amount
of imporlan, and valuable information
relative to Government positions never
before published. Handsomely bound in
cloth. Price, - cents, post paid. Ad-
dress c. NJ. Harris, Box 20, Big Stone
Gap, Va.
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The Weather.

Hardly in the recollection Of the Oldest
Inhabitants has this section Of country
ever been visited by as severe cold weather
as has been experienced here for the past
ten DAYS. The mercury took AS sudden
tumble MS real estate prices III q boom
town, and seems to he content to remain
at the bottom of the bulb. On Monday
morning last at 3 o'clock its lowest point
was reached, when it dropped to ~
degrees below zero. Mr.. Geo. H. Mitchell
who owns thermometer that he is willing
to swear by, set up with it all night, and
furnishes the Posi- with the following
hourly record, from 5 p. m. of the evening
Of the 18th to $40 a. m. of the morning OF
the 18th:
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o,acia, city Directory.

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co"ucli'n. u, MpnlNs, ". 7. BAKER. W. '"
TAYLOR. ~ 6 II ,ruyws.
ny ..s...ts .toncr Of Revenue. -~@us' W. '"'
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pnc,r.er.--S Il. JNssS. :. 49,
CIV @,fv' Ens.nccr,--llou,ct =. FOX @ns
Cbist OF Police -lIoaNCk T.. ROY
,.a, ~ -t;nanoS 4. Gu ~
HerSV .a,'t sc,gcant-f,rfTwoon 'oNss: roman
Assistant No -, Tinancc-C W. EvASs, Chairman
=, ~, ,or " T. KrSSspi f,,.,rmo,.
81 r. 90. 49,, ,,;Yerts-W W. TSto]' N"'' ''''
~ I, p,,.sK. jos,toN Mullins r.,,,,,,.w r.
on police and Public E"ia'nsS
1'n INN, cb,irral: " ". TAYLOR, G. 49," ~
~, Fire. Water, Sewers ana r1Sn,s"
,i,n,an. + f. Gooo,os, w 7 A.SShn,
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sw = E,Sts ,.,. %o'%' " FOX, Chairman; c. w.
sYv,Ns 81 ". r"tcH. ;. = coo,,o,. Chairman:
e w, ". E ca,m is " Fax, ST. Chairman"
~ T. ii'sr's' y ~, s,o,r GAP Improvement Co..
u es'fT Ty "' Ga.,A- and Trec>-jNo W. F"1' ST.
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go, COMMIT, onicial DIRECTORY.

. c,~, ar, Monday IN \rfii. Scp,e'%fcr S a"
CLg9 ,., III 5 NoprisoS, Judse'6aeC CITY, a.
'''.' ,.r er, Tn .Iay after the fourth A%nd"y
i. C"ei'A ,,,,i.-H. 4. " SN&sN. Judge, Big H'o"e
ear' ,.,,,.l,,... li;orocy--R- ?. rnrcN' Wise c
H. N@ and ci.sa, Court clcrR.. E lrrs' Wise
6 , u ~ -ynso> lloapraoo;. Wise c. H., VA.
4 T.,s, ,..-..-2F " N,xwgli. Wisec. H., Va. NJ.
Superintendent Of Sohoo'~.-""' l. "'>>''''' 80
.s'cog oeP s',l e,orS '. TAYLOR Norton, Va" ~
''',' Som, o., Revenue Eastern Disric'.-"' W.
s.s1' , l,g q. Ee,caae, Western District-p c.
3D. IS. We c. H., "a
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Personal

Personal
| Mr.. e. J. Bird, Jr.. of Ironton, Ohio, il
again in the city.
1. Mr.. VIM. Wax, of Pennington Gap. va:
in the city yesterday.
Chas. J. Hagan, of Norton, was a guest
of the Intermont Tuesday night.
| Mr.. Charles Weathcrby, Of Baltimore,
has been quartercd at the Intermont for
several days.
Messrs. G. Morris, Horace E. Fox and
Capt. W. F. Gordon, were down from Dor
chester, yesterday.
Mr.. Harry j. Ayers has been confined
to his room for several days with right
severe attack Of pneumonia.
/ Miss Lillian Bird, who has been spend
ing several weeks at Big Stone Gap, left
last Saturday for her home ut Ironton, O.
John B. Pennington, Of Moshiem, Tenn,
was in Big Stone Gap today. He has
many friends here among his old home
people.
J. Morgan Young, Of Coeburn, way cir
culating among Big Stone Gap friends
this morning, and left on the noon l.. &
n. train.
Mr.. W. X. Shelby, after several weeks
spent in Kentucky, returned this week.
and is now engaged in disposing of &C
cumulatcd Office work.
r. S. Payne, Jr., of Knoxville, Tenn.'
was among the Intcrmont arrivals ycster-
day, and left on the i. & n. this morning
for points on the Clinch Valley extension.
Everybody knows the genial clothing
salesman, j. V. Lyon. He is still with his
old housc-W cisegcr Clothing Co., Rich
mond Va. He was at the Intcrmont yes
terday.
Milbourn Gillian, of Gladeville, came
down Wednesday, and brought with him
Il package of his genial laughs, with which
he was liberal among his many friends
while here.
VIII Grecver, than whom there is no
more popular and successful "kniSht OF
the grip" to he found on the road, was in
the city Yesterday distributing groceries
for Shields Bros, Knoxville, Tenn.
Mr.. A. H. Stccre of the firm of Hooker,
Little6eld d Steere, candy manufacturers
of Knoxville, Tenn, was in town this
week. They cary Il rice, fresh stock OF
goods, and consequently command good
trade.
Mr.. Geo. w. Wright, Deputy Grand
Lecturer of Virginia masons was in the
city several days this week. He inteded
going to Jonesville Tuesday evening, but,
on account of the extreme cold weather,
abandoned the "TRIP.
Mr.. John p. Lowell, father of Mr.. Gus.
W. Lowell, the popular insurance agent,
is here on a visit to his son. Mr.. Lowell,
over forty years ago, made horseback
trip through this country from Henry coun
tv, his present home, to Nashville, Tenn,
covering distance of over 500 miles.
Prof. c. Y. Chapman, principal Of the
Gladcvile High school, was in the city
last Saturday, and gave the Posi- pleas
ant call He reports his school in -four
ishiuc condition, and says the present
term promises to be a successful one
Prof. Chapman is teacher OF many years
experience and the people of Wise Y. II.
have great cause for congratuatng them
selves in sccureing his services. On ac-
count of the extreme cold weatcr, lie has
SUSPENDED his scool for a few days, and
left for his home, at Shawnee, on Satur-
days L. & N. train.
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Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
discovery for Consumption, DIR. Kings New
Life Pills, Bucklen's Araica Salye aud Elec-
trio Bitters, and have never handled remedies
that sell as well, or that have given such
universal satisfaction. We do not Hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and We stand
factory results do not ioliow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity on
tlleir merits. s, L. Whitehead 4 Co., Drag
gis5,
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JANUARY Is, 1893.
JANUARY ~.

For several days before the extreme
cold wave struck us we were visited mt m
tervals by heavy snow storms, until the
ground on Sunday morning WAS covered
to depth of about ii inches.
While the weather has been very severe,
still no case of real suffering has been
brought to light about Big Stone Gap
among the poorer classes of people, as
has been the case in many sections.
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CoEuEN>Ep HOME NEWS.


Lr,r your property with Z. NJ. Hardin.
g. YOU have anything to sell you are
aim sure TO ind purchaser by adver-
tising in the columns Of the Posi-.
Tnacyqu private correspondent at
Rogcrsyilc. Tenn, the rosr learns that
Mr.. Bel STAMPS, of that place, has gone
to- Mobile, Ala. where, on Yesterday, he
WAS married to Miss Pauline Glass.
6. NJ. rArpN has some bonds of the
Big Stone Gap Improvement Co. for sale
chenp.
Tn Posr in daily receipt of express
sion like the following: please send me
the Posr for Fix months If it continues
AS good as it Is now, guess can't DO
withonf it + l. TAYLOR, Montgomery
sprins., va.
Bry uicc lot from T. NJ Hardin and
build you house. lie has some bargains.
Easy payments and good tile.
Mt SAN ". MAX reports the loss Of
fouriccn hog, frozen to death last Sun
daynight The only thing he has to con-
gratrlatc himself over in The midst of this
piece Of had luck is the fact that they
were mere "hoslcs' Of very tender age,
AL loc., notie,, and news items to ap-
pear in the Posi-, must reach the Office by
WeancslaA noon, each week.
Do fail ong ON hand at the citizens
meet tomorrow night for the purpose
offalkiug over tie matter of organizing a
tohacc association Al This place Go and
expire your ideas aud listen to those ad :
yaneeJ by others.
Ms. c. ". EVANS, Rev. j O. Straley,
VIC Eobmsoo,3. C. Maynor and W. S.
Mate eNs returned Tuesday from Bristol,
whsfc hey vent to attend Il meeting of
Jolsas on Tommoulew of Kugth Temp
Iars.., ,,ip aca,6., =, ,h.s .o,n,n.p
isrs
SD, l..si negative, OF the immense ice
saoand a" the ioan'an at East Fifth street
bfisisc were made this week By photoyra-
phes Fritz and 5 L. lessee Should they
he snyce>stal in making rood pictures
from then there Win be q Great acm,nd
fpsa hcm
,.
s,sSt,. .l..' '@''s1 70 "'SSFS, brown x
;,lssi, i..g.of -. r' "" Nc Appea's
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fFi,sIS in ,,.., ..m,..... W
a,s.iEia nh, Mt. '0"'e'''one''es
''''S'
sss' y ~ '''lH' the l"termont barber
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A Million Friends.

A friend in need is a. friend indeed, and not
less than one million people have found just
snch friend in DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds--if you have
never used this Great Cough Medicine, one
trial will convince you that it has wonderful
curative powers in all diseases of Throat,
Chest, aud and Lungs. Each bottle is guara,n-
tecd to do all that is claimed or money will be
refunded. Trial bottles free at S: l.. White
head & Co.'S, drug store. Large bottles Que.
md FL IN
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wAsutNGr0S,s WILL.
Narrow Escape OF the Historic Document
From Destruction by Burglars.

NNFrOW 1stC
From Destruction by Burglars.
On the night of the 7th, inst, burglars
entered the county clerks Office Mt Fair
fax Court House, Va, and blew open the
safe, lcayiug It's contents, consisting OF
records, strewn all over the floor and par
tally burned. The will of George WASH
ington, the father Of his country was de-
positcd in the safe, hut the depre'iasors
we're evidently mt aware of the faet, ton
the document@as found nndirturbed whe,l
the clerk came to the Office.
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It is our rule to close up all accounts on the
first of each year. All parties idebtcd to us
will please call Immediately and make settle
mcnt, or accounts will be placed in the hands
Of collector Mt once.
KELLY 4 EVANS.
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For Sale.

Some good tracts of Coal and Timber:
Lands. Some splendid bargains in Town
Lots, Improved Property. Stocks, Bonds,
etc. Apply to E. NJ. HARDIN, Office in In
termont hotel building, Big Stone Cap
Virginia.
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ALL accounts due January lst, 1888 vii! be
placed in tile hands of IN officer for cellection
we meanwhai we say. You must settle your
account. ., r. W0lle 8 Cd
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-15
LITCHFIELD.

l. NJ. Pitkin and wife, Of Cleyeland,
visited at Frank James last week.
Lille Abbott, OF Cleveland, is visiting
Rose Rising.
The concert at the Baptist church last
Wednesday evening was success In
every respect. Mr. Allen and Mrs
Ashley's solos were worthy OF special
mention, although all Of the exercises
were very good. Proceeds $22.
Sadie EnOs spent last week at her home
In Chatham.
Mrs. Rogers is reported conValescent.
Mrs. Booth dled at her home on North
street Saturday morning. Funeral services
Monday at ten o'clock at the house.
Miss Hattie Allis, of Chatham, will
teach the West school this winter.
The dance Wednesday evening was well
attended. Another one Thanksgiving.
The ladies, aid society, of the Congrega
tlonal church will give worlds fair
social at the parsonage Tuesday evening
of this week. All are cordially invited.
NAB.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-15
Highest Of all in Leavening Power-Latest u S Govt Report
@!A!:'!,!! g! Bski9g BSx5sg'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
BRIGHTON.

Nov. 13-On account of the very fine
weather, husking is nearly all gotten
through with in this section.
Marvin Mosher, Of Lucas county, Is IN
town, the guest Of Mrs. H. Mosher. He
intends making an extended Visit with
friends in this vicinity.
Lurelle and May Fox, daughters OF
Chas. E. Fox, are quite sick with mumps.
Miss Grace Carol, Of Berea, has beeu
spending few days in town, the guest OF
Mrs. r. T. Mayer. She returned 10 her
home this morning, where she has EN-.
ployment as teacher In the public schools
Miss Carroll and Mrs. Mayer are two Of a
quartet which took very prominent part
In the music Of Berea before Mrs. Mayer
moved among US. We are always glad to
welcome such talent, and the acquaintance
OF friends Of such are very pleasant, and
we will always give them hearty wei.
come 10 our midst.
Through the kind invitation of friends
in Clarksfeld the B, ). 5. union will hold
its fifth convention al the WhitefoI NJ. E.
church Sunday afternoon, NoYember 49,
at 2 o'clock. The follwing subjects for
discussion have been arranged by the com.
mittee: "The practical duties of a true
Christian" c. A. Hardy; The most essen
tlal responsibilities OF a true American
Citizen" A. Barnes; "To what extent Is
giving essential to getting" c. F. Greene
Practical duties of church TO pastor" Rey
R. T. Mayer. ROVER.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-15
PITTsFIELD.
Nov. 1S,-Wedding bells.

NOV. l0,-Wedding bells.
Albert Foote and daughter, Stat, Of Me.
dina, spent few days visiting at H. Detls'
The funeral Of Mrs Charles Manning
who was shot by her husband in Elyria
last Monday, was held at the residence oi
her mother, Mrs, Powers, last Thursday
In the northeast part OF the town. Her
remains were placed In the vault at this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Coffey and daughter,
Josie, Of Wellington, spent Sunday a,
Chas. Avery's.
Mrs. Kate Collins and two sons, of Lodi,
and John Widdowson. Of Cleveland. Wis
tied their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wild.
dowson, last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Roo, invited her Sunday.
scchool class and few other friends to
spend last Saturday afternoon at her house
We are sorry TO say some Of the class
could not be present, but all who were
there enjoyed the afternoon very much
A delicious supper was served, after which
the setting sun told all to depart tor their
homes.
The entertainment and oyster supper
given by the Epworth league, last Thurs
day evening, was a success; cleared S.
ToPsY,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-15
NEW LONDON.

Nov. 13.-Mrs. James Bonney, who has
been sick for some time, has passed into
rest. Funeral services held at her late
residence Sunday afternoon.
News was received here about week
since, Of the death Of Charles Kanauss, at
Dayton, D. Mr.. Knauss was at one time
q partner with L. Boney in the carriage
manufactory at this place.
On the 9th inst. John Maihers attempted
suicide by shooting. The wound may
prove fatal. but there is chance for his
recovery.
Mrs. D. Miller, of North Fairfield, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. E, Lee, and
other relatives In this place.
Mrs. Palmer, Of Western New York,
paid a flying visit to New London, and
some Of her old friends were favored with
a call
Samuel Day, Of Otto, Iowa, has been
looking up old friends ana acquaintances
here for some days past.
Samuel Close, of Crystal Lake, Mlnn.,
visited his cousin, Rev. N. j. Close, last
week.
B. F. Remington and bride, of Nom
ticello, MIMI, paid New London a brief
visit
Alvin Potter, Of Colorado, intends spend
ing The winter visiting friends in New
London and elsewhere.
Casslus Starbiri is working in Norwalk
in the printing office Of j. F. Laning.
Miss Cora Case has gone to Cincinnati
to study in the Deaconess' home in that
city.
DR.. j. II. McElEIinney and others have
gone 10 the wilds of Michigan on deer
hunt, for two or three weeks.
Miss Emma Carl attended the semi.an.
nual meeting OF the W. c. 7. U. held at
Norwalk on the 1st.
Mrs. J. ii. McElHinney was delegate
to the tri.state convention held at Medina
some two weeks since.
Messrs. Cbas. McClave and E. f. Mas
terman, who have spent the summer at
Chicago experimenting the water iowl
department, are now at home.
L. Bonney has returned from two
weeksrvisit IN Michigan.
The Baptist aid society met last Friday
with Mrs. A. 4. Elder.
The NJ. E. aid society will meet next
Friday with Mrs. A. ]. Gridloy.
! Rev. ]. Close preached at the Congre-
gational church on Sunday,
Sheriff Allen was In town last week.
Mrs. DR.. Beebe, Of Clarksfeld, Is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. W. L. Minor.
The remains Of Charles Runyan were
borne to their last resting place, Sunday
Rey. ]. E. W. Cook preached the sermon
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kinney, Of Cleveland
haye been spending few days In town.
Miss Lillian Chapman, Of Ashland
spent Sunday here with her aunt Mrs. DR.
Mcclellan.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-15
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.
SPENCER.

Nov. 18-A young man by the name Of
Bosom died Of typhoid fever at the river
corners last Friday. The funeral was held
on Sunday, conducted by Rev. G. Il. Nor
ton, Of Penheld.
Mrs. Frank Grissinger has been very
sick for the past week.
Miss Nellie Oakley visited her friend,
Miss May Nichols, Of Wellington, the
past week
Harry Funk aud sister, Miss Mary, OF
Lattasburgh, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wiley
and daughters, Ella and Blanche, Of Ash
land, and Mrs. Geo. Seeley, OF Wellington
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Gardner during
the past week.
Rev. and Mrs. c. q. Inman visited their
daughter and other friends in Cleveland
several days last week.
w. A. Eicher and ]. Il. Gardner droye
down 10 Lorain and took In the election
news Tuesday night Of last week.
r. B. Hart was in Medina on business
Saturday.
Frank Grisslnger has the contract tC
put the slate roof on the new Baptist
church In Wellington.
A squirrel hunt took place one day las
week in which Geo. Stafford and Perry o
Lee we're the captains. They report an in
gathering Of 175 of the little animals The
side bringing in the smallest number is tc
pay the expenses of an oyster supper
which IS to be given some evening this
week at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-15
ROCHESTER,.

Nov. l3.-Clayton Chapman, OF Elyria,
was visiting at his father, L. Chapman's
Of this place, over Sunday.
Mrs. I. Chamberlain was called 10 Cleve.
land last week by the sudden illness Of
her son, Wade Chamberlain, of that city.
He Is now reported to be recovering.
Peter Garris, Of this place, is quite sick
at present.
Miss Lula Scoby, Of Cleveland, is visit.
log her mother, Mrs. NJ. Scobey, Of this
place.
Miss Flora and Mary Fay. Of Connect.
cut, were called home last week by the ILL
ness Of their mother, Mrs. John Fay, who
has been very sick with lung trouble. At
one time her life was dispalred Of but at
present there is hope Of her recovery.
We regret TO learn that Oscar Miller
and wife are about to rent their farm and
move 10 Wakeman.
Mrs. s. Crapo and Mrs. Lottie Pond
have been very sick, Both are now con.
valescent
Chas Wheeler and wife, Of Norwalk
were visiting at her father, j. F. Skees'
last week.
s, Plihps has built an addition TO his
house.
Mr.. Curry has put fine iron roof OF
his house, which Is one OF the old land
marks Of the town, having been built ii
1861.
Miss Jessie Cutshall, OF Berea, is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Bartholomew.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-11-15
ABs You Going South

This winter2 If so, make your arrange
ments to 60 via the Big Four Route.
Whether 1t pursuit Of health or plea.
sure, no portion Of the country offers so
many and varied attractions at this season
as the Sunny South. The orange groves
Of Florida, redolent with the perfume Of
sweet blossoms, wave their branches In
hearty welcome 10 the tourists from the
snow-clad northland and the mellow
breezes Of the southern sea WOO the inva-
lid from the blizzard Of the frozen north.
There Is one line TO Florida-,he Big
-Four Route-which. on account Of Its ex-.
cellent train service, perfect connections,
In union depots and absence OF transfers.
forms the tourists ideal line 10 Florida.
From all points north Of the Ohio river,
the Big -Four Route, In connection with
the through car lines from Cincinnati, will
be found 10 offer the best time, best ser.
vice and best equipment to all southern
points, and II you desire TO travel with
comfort and ease, be sure your tickets
read via. the Big Four Route. ssf