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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

Table Linen wants were never
more economically filled than now.
Here are five lines OF our own i'm.
portaton, 9Sc. and SITS with three
betweenS, that guaged by usual
standards, would be SG.25 TO s. 70
the yard.
Table sets, too Here's one % hint OF dozens
Cloth nearly 3-yards long; double damask,
frlnge1, two rows OF drawn WORK; with dozen
napkins TO match. Value s99O price 60
llB dozen OF the great Napkin drive still lett.
81 values az s1.2O tho dozen.
prettier Wine Cloth youll not hnd at any
price under soc. THIS Is SOC. tho yard;
guaranteed turkey-red boiled.
Two drives m Turkish Bath Towels, DC. and
Sc. Only looking will convince you OF tho
towel value squeezed in at either price.
East Aisle.
Chenille Table CoverS-new
beauties; knotted fringe
0x4, sL49 lOx4, s3!5.
12X4, si.13. A2At' so'oO
Front.
Two Hosiery drives
Ladies' Riche!ieu ribbed Hose. black. Herms-
dorf dyed, 45c. quality for 2Sc.
Ladies' Balbriggan Hose. lsc, from 25c.
II you haven't had a Hermsdort souvenir ask
for one Monday.
East Aisle.
Think of buying 26-inch Car
net Gloria Umbrella for 81.
They've been S2.75.
Black SILK Gloria 26-inch, 99c.
An all.silk Umbrella, ba:k, 26-inch, for e.,
instead OF $500.
East Aisle.
A trio of big values in Ladies
skirts
Black Sateen Skirts, flounce en-
broidered in color; 81. so instead OF
S2.25.
White Mohair Skirts with wide
ruftle, Sl.5o instead OF S2.75.
Striped WaSh-poplin Skirts, &c.,
from 75c.
East Aisle.
A Handkerchief, hemstitched,
embroidered corners; all white or
with a touch of color, for &c., in
stead of I2Ec.
Mourning border Handkerchie,s 7c., from lOc.
A hemstitched Handkerchief, colored border:
drawn-thread work In corners, &c, from
121sc.
East Aisle.
Money is a capital idda," said
the wag. Granted. VIII you
trade your ideas for our notions ?
Dexter Knitting Cotton, white and cOIOrs, &C.
ball.
Flax Thread &c. SPOOL
Hat Pms &c. q dozen.
Shawl Pins, &c. a dozen.
Needle Books-containlng paper OF needles,
any sise or assorted; bodkin and darnsrs,
Better PINS than you ever saw for sc. a paper.
Hair Pins, 1904 sizes assorted-5c.
Woven Initial, 20 mark clothing, b. roll
Queen OF the Toilet Complexion Powder, l9c
0akley's White Rose and Glycerine soap, 3
cakes for 25c.
Fairy Soap. for the hsth-room-big white
cakes that noat &c.
West Aisle.
Here is as good CSC. Scissor as
you ever saw. We've sold the
same sort for months. A little lot
came to US to sell at ISc.-your
choice Of five sizes.
Front
Our House.Ware Department is
unequalled in the South. Almost
everything you can conceive OF to
make housekeeping easier and the
home attractive is here, and at
prices wonderfully small. China
and Glass, in quantity and elegance
exceeding the stocks of the exclu-
sive china stores, awaits you.
Thousands OF art bits, too.
Here's an exquisite HsvilAnd China Dinpsr
service, ls0 pieces. dsintily Decorated tor
A iia,iisna Dinner service In vsiss, unique
snapo. t44
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THE WOMAN WHO WORKS,

and is tired, win find q
special help in Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. Perfec city
harmless In any condi-
ton OF tho female sys-
tenn. Itpromotesall the
natural functions, and
builds up, strengthens,
regulates, and cures.
For women approach
ling confinement, nurs-
Ting mothers, and every
weak, run down, deli
cate woman, IL is ON in-
MIGRATING, supporting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

tDIetiers ana kilograms must % aon'eese" -
,lk DISFATCH COMPANY.
LeJectcd communications VIII no, eeretu'uen'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

with new pair Of trousers. Nothing
can be brighter than autumn bues. and
certainly nothing can be brighter or
handsomer than the new trousers we are
making up in correct styles and Of the
best material brought ont this season.
Our trousers are correct in form and fit,
not rendy-made apologies for these re-
quisites. Well-made, perfect fitting
garments need no apology. because you
can only speak OF them in terms of
praise. That's the way all good dressers
speak Of our trousers. Speaking Of
trousers, why not be measured for a pair
to-day?
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1&'(oFE:N
(9NPANY
S~
II, I3, IS, and II east Broad.
II, -, IS, and II east Broad.

RICHMOND. MONDAY. September IS. 1899.
The Carpet selling is big because
the carpet buying is safe. We
protect you because we know car
pets and know that the continued
success Of this department depends
on giving you only intrinsic values.
You buy here because you apPre-
ciate such safety and because, you
know that as we sell more, carpets
than any other Richmond house we
can give you the very best price
advantage. Confidence begetS
trade. When we don't deserve il
Wen stop growing.
Carpet price hints
Tapestry Brussels-usual 6Oc. for 4jc.; 75c
Tor 60c; s. and 0Oc. for 75c.-this price IN
GLIDING making, laying and lining.
Body Brussels-sl. Sis; English Body Brus-
ses, l. 27Ia-all m sde, laid and lined.
Al exquisite MOquette for sl.&o-made, laid
and lined. MOquette for o5c.
AXmtus't 2. usually Sl.10 10 sl.SO Is 81 %
made, laid and lined.
INGkAIN-sl. 90 tnree-ply for size ATWOOD
Agra, double warp, Brussels pattern soc''
Wool Ingram, extra quality, laid for 67+c-
usually soc
And 90 on down TO lsc. yard.
DRUGGEIN- Ingram, 2]sx3 yards, $3.50,
'Mf yaf1-, e10o'
SOFA RUGS, all wool Smyrna, AK feet s.;
3xG fee, sA9j.
Smyrna Rugs 25x52 inches. $3.50; 3OI6O for
900.
Mo.tlei Mats Tor 19c.
SAMPLES or OILCLOTH-light weight; nice
fo- putting under slopiars, cuspidors, aud
Remnants Ingram Carpet-bits Of yard
aud uOrc, 2jc. each.
Take Elevator.
From far and near We gather
beauty for DRAPERIES-So be the
want for simplest Scrim Curtain or
most elaborate brocatel hanging we
can offer you variety, elegance
and beauty unequaled by any
stock in Richmond, at prices based
on the goods as commercial COM
modItieS, ana not fancitled as art
goods. But, best Of all, we have
true artists in our employ who
drape your hangings to get the
most exquisite effect. There's as
much in the hanging as in the cur
tain.
Lace Curtains, 7jr 10 s3S a pair.
Here's an imitation u IrIsh Point, quito elab'
O.ats IN design, 10 yards long, the strips
81 inches vide, only $4.JO pair.
a Hue net. bearing delicate sprays, LITERALLY
long AMI wide, $3.50 par.
For chamber OF hDlsry- Escur'al lace IN
white or ecru; flushed with tassols At END
ana side. $3.50.
POrtiores, - TO SlS pair.
But, come see them all.
Take Elevator.
First glimpSeS of eXcluSiVenesS
in Dress Stuhs-French newneSS
in dress lengths; no two alike, SG2
TO $3.50 apiece.
Look at this appropriated loom trick, The
French perfected II and the product sells tor
10 a yard. Tho Germans took the trick
ready-made, anu here's tue product Tor ~ p.
An ail-w0Ol dress fabric IN seli-cOlOr 0TOre
effect Eight colOrlngs t. choose from. 36-
inch
An exquisite Helyetis Serge, IN green, navy
brown, black. 30 inches Hlie. csc.
Five, ten, twelve; yes upwards OF twenty pref
~ ALI eultings-HOp Sachings, Matclasre.
Nate. Cnevlots, and Fotuteiie effects on
sOld gr0uud-au forming an array 81 Doc
dress goods we've never before conceived OF.
30 ana IS inches wide.
4 dozen coorn.s IN BJadcloth. D! and o.
inch, at . .l6.
Main Aisle.
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Lace Curtains 7jc 10 s3S pair.
Here's an imitation 0f lrish Point, quito elab'
O.ate IN design, 10 ya,ds long, the strips
81 inches vide, only $3.50 pair.
A Hue net. bearing delicate sprays, LITERALLY
long ami wide, $3.50 a par.
For chamber Or hDisry- Escurial lace IN
white or ecru; flushed with tassc!s AZ end
and side. $3.50.
POrtiores, - 10 SIS pair.
Rut came Spp them 4 III
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Main Aisle

Trimming needs are met in silk,
braidS and the like.
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For the breakfast tahle-s.. -
milk sets, sec. "a,
fhncy flatos, with cuu,fr aria
g-lnch white Dinner Pilates. , f'sIa
An exquisite alabasicr Cent, b. , Ira
value go; price slO. ft.
Pepper aud salt Shaker. .s.l. y
Painted CgspidOrs. i2ie
n small iot OF lumber, q. .,..
dozen. f a..
10 barrels Of GOBLETs .fat..- =
styles, plain aud engra ~ b..
81 20 dozen Moniay H.. '''lf
lO-lneh Pres"ryo or Ilckl. D..t
isc. .'i'H' .,s.
metal-toD Molasse. ,e,.,
sAOhELEss SKiLLRrs. .s..
that turns me pernea.r, "a r,.
into the IRE. zoe. ''f
if-quzrt Dish PAns, IS. f-.., ,..
small iippei sauc-pars b..
3-quart fellow BoRls. =.
7-quart tor 35c instead o.t..
A Jointef, Slecp'ne u.fs-
Sleeping Doll Isle tr-.
head and hands. sleesA.4.' ". --,
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UPTOWN OFFICE <33 EAST BROAD
t1REkE ,,.,,
MANCHESTER OFFICE 1908 HULL
STREEE.
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wanted situations f26 words or !ess'' 80
Ia. ,,o,,,.,s ., reac,pr-mhtter type, I'VE
,,r,s ., less. al. IN non parcel loaded. Toe
,a.i Of rates tor more space furnished GA ap-
fpCnftnu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
But, come see them all.
Take Elevator.

First glimpSes of eXcluSiVeness
in Dress Stutfs-French neWneSS
in dress lengths; no two alike, SIP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17

Table Linen wants were never
more economically filled than now.
Here are five lines of our own i'm.
portation, 9Sc. and SI.75 with three
betweenS, that guaged by usual
standards, would be SI.25 to s. 70
the yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-17
TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
SY THE DISPATCH COMPANY

sse pAuY DISPATCH ie delivered N snn-
Srrspe,- Al rtgTTrS CENTS per week, payable 70
stc carrier weekly Mailed at 10 per annum
s:for elk months sl.So for three months ooa
je,cne month
1be WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 Ter sanur-
1hesUNDAY DISPATCH at si.5o per annnm'
sis5c fcs six rnontsS
sutecriptlops In all cases payable In sfvance
s,d no paper continued after the expiration Oh
ae ,imo paid for Send post-oficc money-order'
sbcc,. or registered letter Currency sent oy
mali VIII bo At the risk Of tho sender sao-
,cYfbors wishing their post-ofilce changed nlus'
ave their old a. well as their Dew posi-o1io@
ssmple eopies free-
ADVERTISING RATrS
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Table Sets, too. Here's one 20 hint OF dozens
Cloth nearly 3-yards long; double damssk,
fringed, two rows OF drawn work; with dozen
napkins TO match. Value $500; price e..
10 dozen OF the great Napkin drive still left.
S2 values az Sl.2O tho dozen.
A prettier Wine Cloth youll not md AZ any
price under soc. THIS IS j9c. tho yard;
guaranteed turkey-red boiled.
Two drives M Turkish Bath Towels, DC. and
gc Only looking will convince you OF tho
towel value squeezed In al eiIGef price.
East Aisle.
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oTHIR APPOINTMENTS.

Rockingham. Robert T. Barton at Har-
risonburg, Monday, September 18th.
Dinwiddie. ii. II. Pollard ut Dinwiddie
Courthouse, MONDAY. September 18th.
Stafford. w. A. Little at Stafford Court
house. Wednesday, September 20th.
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Two Hosiery drives

Two Hosiery drives
Ladies' Rche!ieu ribbed Hose, black, Herms-
dorf dyed, 4jc. quality for 2sc.
Ladies' Balbriggan Hose. Use, from 25c.
II you haven't had Hermsdort souvenir ask
for one Monday.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-19
SPENCER.

APRIL 17.-Abram Shoemaker, former
Spencer young man, but Of late resident
of Wichita, Kansas, died last Sunday, of
pneumonia. His remains were brought
here and laid 10 our cemetery.
j. II. HeYd commenced his work as rs.
sessor last Tuesday,
Mrs. T. L. Mcconnell, who has been in
Boston, Mass, for the past four weeks,
visiting her parents and friends at the
home of her childhood, returned to her
home last Friday, and her reverend spouse
is happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Gardner visited their
son, Fred Gardner aud family, in Elyrla,
couple Of days last week.
Rev. McConnells mother and sister, who
have for the past two months been visit
ing at the parsonage, have returned to
their home in Fredericktown, o.
Herman Heyd and wife visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Gardner, in Elyria, one day last
week.
F. A. Permar has been on the sick list
for some time past.
Big snow storm Friday night, with cold
and hard freezing Saturday night
Our genial friend, X. B. Hart, under the
powers that be, expects soon to be ex.post-
master, but he is wide awake and is In
the field as candidate for nomination for
county recorder, and better choice could
not be made. He is one Of the boys that
wore the blue, is good business man, is
worthy and we'll qualified to fill the office,
and his many friends In Spencer and Ne
dina county hope to see him successful In
his undertaking. -.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-19
pITTsFIELD.

APRIL 17.-H. G. Eldridge, OF Toledo
visited friends hsre few days last week.
He is in the employ Of the Toledo Electric
railroad company,
Rev. B. V. Child, Of 0berlin, closed q
successful pastorate at the Cougrega-
tional church two weeks ago. The church
has secured the services for the coming
wear of Rev. Bates, Of 0berlin. We
warmly welcome him to our midst.
The Home Literary society met at the
residence of F. c. West with about eighty
persons present, this being the closing
meeting Of the season. A very good pro-
gram was we'll carried out. Recitations
that were Of especial merit were "You
Mustn't from Ella Wheeler Wilcox, by
Lucille Biggs; Longfellow's "Robert OF
Sicilyn by F. Gillett; "Anon," by Mrs. M.
S. West, and one Of j. W. Riley's poems
by Pitt McRoberts. Besides these we had
several other recitations and select read
ings from poems that we have studied
during the winter, also songs and instrr-
mental music. Refreshments were served
and all felt that we had spent many pleas
ant and profitable evenings together and
regret that the season has come for US to
close them. We hope 10 resume them In
the fall.
Miss Lucie West spent last Sunday with
friends here,
Oats are mostly sown.
Four inches of snow last Saturday
morning.
Moving buildings is the leading bust
ness for few days. Alton Pitts, 81. Belts
and ]. Marshall have moved buildings.
The W. G. T. U. will meet at the towr
hall next Friday afternoon; all invited.
A coffee social at the residence Of G. W
Hines next Wednesday evening, under the
auspices of the NJ. &. church.
The Benevolent society held Its annua
meeting at the residence Of Mrs. o. Whit
ney last Wednesday afternoon and elected
officers for the coming year.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-19
HUNTINGTON.

APRIL 17.--Snow six inches deep on
Saturday morning; mercury down to 2S.
Lew Barns is very low with cancer.
Mrs. VIM. and Nettie Smith, from HUI
ron county are visiting in town.
W. Hull is at work in Wellington. He
spent Sunday at home,
Elder Mitchell breaches in the M. B.
church at 2 p. m. Thursday.
Mr.. Holmes, from Litchfeld, spent Sun.
day with his sister. Mrs John McQuate.
Hattie Fenwick is visiting in town.
John B. Robinson is the school director
at the center,
Elwood Russell and family spent Sun
day in Leroy
Hamilton Ashford and wife from Elyria
visited at T. ID. Phelon's.
Lepha Phelps and Jennie McQuate have
gone to Wellington.
W. H. Smith, at the hotel, is very sick
with heart disease.
Calls from candidates for county offices
are now In order. We have had severa
the past week.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-19
BRIGHTON.

APRIL 17.-Died, at his residence IN
Brighton, April 12, VIM. Jickells, aged 0S
years, 8 months and Z days. Mr.. Jickells
was born In England Nov. 8, 1920. He
came 10 America in 1850, lived in Canada
three months, went to Wellington in the
same year and lived there twenty-five years.
In 1875 he moved to Camden, and for a
few years he has been resident OF this
place. He joined the NJ. L. church in
Wellington In 1850 and IN 1875 united by
letter with the church in Brighton. The
funeral services were held Friday, April
IA, conducted by Rev. A. g. Wall, Of Wei
liugton. Services at the grave by the Kip
G. A. R. post, Of which Mr.. Jickells was a
member.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James Grundy, q
son.
A new walk Is being laid from the
church to the cemetey-a much needed
improvement.
W. Jickells and Allen Jickells, Of
Michigan we're present at the funeral Of
their father. SAM.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-19

100 men and boys to try "Dr. Matchetrs"
Tobacco Antidote. The DR.. offers
$500 for any case that It will not cure
Also "Abbott's Menthol Snuff" for catarrh
"Abbott's Menthol Corn Cure"
"Abbott's Menthol Inhaler"
"Instaut Headache Cure"
Instantaneous Toothache Remedy"
A full line Of sponges, good and cheap.
A fine line OF Chamois Skins; no better in
market.
A large assortment Of Typewriter Paper,
Prices way down. Call and examine.
Also Shelf Paper, both the white and
tinted.
18) ]. W. HouaHToN.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-19
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.
LA GRANGE.

APRIL 1.-THE first act Of the new
council was in the right direction.
Wallace Saxton and wife spent Sunday
in town.
CIV. Johnston was in town last week
looking up his political supporters.
Chester Crow, of Litchfeld, spent Sun.
day in town.
George Noble Of Elyria, was In town
one day last week.
Postmaster Underhill is anxiously
awaiting his commission. he has fitted
up the neatest Office we have ever had.
O. A. Gilmore was in town last week
looking after his political chances
Whooping cough is prevailing to some
extent in this township.
Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs, George Holmes,
on last Thursday, little female heir.
A telegram was received on Saturday
announcing the death of Eugene Teach
out, of Cleyeland. He formerly lived in
this place.
W.T.. Hastings has purchased the Il. ID
Forbes residence and will move into towT
this week.
LIZ. Wolcott is building new barn or
his lot,
The new corporation Toulouse is com
pleted and fills long felt want.
Mrs Jennie Merriam, OF Cleveland, Il
visiting Mrs. Stevenson.
Mrs. II. L. Sleeves has returned from
visit to friends In Mt. Gilead.
Rev. II. L. Steves preached at Litchfelt
yesterday.
That petition which was intended tt
have been presented to the new counci
raised quite commouon, but 1t suddenly
disappeared after The stand taken by the
council in lis first test vote.
The early train of Sunday, April 8
brought two young ladies to this place
who hired horse and at once went to III,
country. A later train brought an alleged
detective who was following the trail o
the ladies, but the last accounts stated the
ladies had eluded his vigilance. X.L.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-19
LITCHFIELD.

APRIL 17.-There will be donation at
the residence Of 0rlo Nickerson Thurs
day evening for Rev Simester, Of the N.
X. church.
Quarterly meeting was held In the Meth
odist church last Sunday.
Bye Garfield and Nettie Sears spent
Sunday at home.
Minnie Warren is some better.
Mrs Morehouse is still improving.
Mrs Shank is very sick. Fears are en-
tertained for her recovery.
Ralph Morehousc receives more letters
in week tnan any girl in town. He says
he can't understand 1t for he never writes
letter
Nellie Broober is quite sick.
Some Of the boys attended the dance at
chart Saturday night NAB,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-19
PENFIELD.

APRIL 17.-Quarterly meeting was held
in Litchheld Sunday evening. Penfield
seemed to be we'll represented.
Arthur Christie has gone to Fostoria TO
spend several weeks with his sister.
Miss Flora Starr, principal of the Lodi
graded school, visited at Charles Jones'
last week.
Egg buyers seem to be very numerous
In town at present.
Miss Anna Goodyear has gone - Wei
lngton to care for her brother who is suf-
fering from gathering in his head. The
ron is one Of our best young men, and we
are sorry to hear of his painful illness.
John Murray is having house remod-
eled and new barn erected on his lot
south Of the center.
The factory south OF the center presents
quite an appearance, but is not overrun
with milk.
The social at w. Krebs' Wednesday
evening was largely attended. Guy Smith
acted his part as auctioneer well. We
think be would do well at public sales
A barn owned by Mr.. Wolf was con.
sumed by fire Tuesday. Hay, grain and
ten sheep were destroyed.
School meeting was held in district No
last Monday evening, Charles Jones
was elected director.
Waldo Monosmith, Of Wellington, was
in town ever Sunday.
Everybody is moving, and the air is full
of suds and borax. ECHO.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-19

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,
lso 1877 acres OF land with railroad across
1t, and station, saw-mill, house and barn
blacksmith shop and other improvements.
for sale at 5000 per acre. For further in
formation inquire of (5tf
WIN. II. H. SUTLIFF, Wellington, D..
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-19
Arc You Going 70 enc world,s Fair 3

The "Hotel Epworih," under the laan-.
agement OF the Epworth league, offers you
superior accommodations at most reasona-
BILE rates. Cannot be excelled in points OF
location or social advantages. Within
500 feet of an entrance. Important that
you secure membership and fix date at
once. For particulars call on or address :
HARRY B. DAuGHERTY, Agt,~ "
1911 Wellington, o
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-19
Mosaic Floors.

Anyone desiring floors laid in endwood
and mosaic designs should call on me. /
am agent for Boughton'S mosaic floors, OF
Chicago, Ill. Prices away below anything
that has yet been Offered in this place.
All material guaranteed 10 be first-class.
ST, s. +. BLACK.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-19
The Skill and knowledge

Essential 10 the production of the most
perfect and popular laxatiye remedy
known, have enabled the California Fig
Syrup 90. TO achieve great success In the
reputation Of its remedy, Syrup OF. Figs,
as Il is conceded to be the universal laxa-
tive. For sale by all druggists
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-19

has been stopped from issuing policies
after raising their rates to high flgure;
but the Ashland Mutual has rounded up
Its fourteenth year and paid all lis losses
fairly at the low cost Of is cents per 100
per year For particulars call on
Jos. BINEHowER, Gen. Agt.
Wellington, o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-19

The confidence that people have in
Ayers Sarsaparilla as blood medicine Is
the legitimate aud natural growth Of many
years. 1t has been handed down from
parent 10 child, and Is the iavorite family
medicine in thousands OF households.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-04-19

II wonld be worth while for the ladies
to bear 10 mind that II they take a gentle
course OF Ayers Sarsaparilla In the spring,
they will have no trouble with "prickly
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