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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-10-10
NEW LONDON.

october, 81. D. Wood died October A..
Funeral on Saturday from his late resi-
dence.
Mrs. A. B. Chase is quite sick at the
home OF her father, A. Williams.
Miss Daisy Witter was recently married
to Mr.. Kelly.
W. >. Bracy has recently purchased the
farm formerly owned by Bushnell Post
and will soon take possession.
c. Starbird will engage in the drug
business in NOrwalk. While we are
glad Mr.. Starbird will again be engaged
In his favorite business, it is with feel
lngs OF regret that we see his estimabIe
wife and family move from among us.
Stanley Foster and his sister, Jennie.
OF Wisconsin have been visiting here a
few days.
Miss Emma Curtiss has returned from
Wisconsin to spent the winter with her
father, E. H. Curtiss.
MIS-. H. D. Clark, of ShOpiere, Wis, is
here visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. .. S. Merrifeld and Mrs. E. C.
Kinney of Cleveland, spent few days
OF the past week in town.
Mrs. B. Post and daughter, Mary, have
returned home after spending the sum-
mer in Fremont, O.,
Mrs. A. White, Mrs. O. G. Carter and
Mrs. Kate Brickley have been visiting
during the past week in Norwalk.
W. D. Golding and wife spent Thurs
day in NOrwalk, the guests of Hon. ]. A.
Williamson and wife.
Harry King has gone to Philadelphia.
"a, to pursue his dental studies.
Richard Carter is in the jewellery store
Of c. N. Frazier Of Norwalk.
j. Reed, of Sullivan, has moved into
town and opened wagOn-shop.
Mrs. Taggart entertained cousins last
week.
Mr. Dyke and Miss Woltring, Of Della
ware, o., were the guests Of Mrs. W. r
Moore on September 80.
Z. q. Brundage has accepted the
position OF travelling agent for ]. F. Sad
ler and Co., Of Cleveland.
Revs. VIM. Kepler and N. J. Close are
attending conference at Lorain.
Ihe Us gave button hole" social On
Wednesday eye., October 3, at the home
OF Mrs. 0. G. Kinyon.
The Baptist ladies gave chieken-pie
dinner October 2. The ladies of tbe
M H. church followed suit Friday, Octo-
Der .. Both were well patronized.
Hon. j. +. Laning, of Norwalk, was in
town Saturday.
Ihe young people Of the Baptist society
Will mold social on Thursday eve. at
The home of Miss May Brundage.
The local and postgraduate Chatau-
qua circles have reorganized and com
menced the work of the year.
Ihe T. NJ G, A. have opened a public
reading room over the bank. We trust
they will receive the support and encour-
agement which they merit.
Yes, Mr.. Editor, New London is to
nave electric lights put in her business
rooms.
d. Edmund V. Cooke, the impersonator
ana reclter, will deliver his famous
Practical Politics" Fri
aay evening, October 12, in the town
hall.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-10-10
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-10-10
HUNTINGDON

| SlNs
OCT. S.-Mrs. Nellie Smith, of Will
liamsbnrg, KY, is visiting friends in
northern Ohio.
L. A. Walker spent last week with his
daughter.
We were very much shocked to hear of
Mrs. Bradner's death on Tuesday morn
ing, October 2. Mrs. Bradner was found
dead in bed. She went to bed in her
usual health Monday night, and from all
appearances she fell to sleep and never
Wakened. Funeral at the house Thurs
day afternoon. The funeral was yery
largely attended. Mrs. Mary Thayer, of
Michigan, Mrs. Bradner's sister, and Miss
Smith, cousin, of BinghamptOn, N. Y,
attended the funeral, besides all relatives
living near.
Married, at the home of the bride. in
Ashland, VIM. June, of Huntington, and
Miss Fanny Anderson, Of Ashland. Will
and his wife are going to live on the old
June farm.
Hiram Tillotson and daughter, Myra
Laborie, have gone to Michigan to at
tend the funeral of his nephew, Hiram
Tillotson.
Z. Baker, M. Andrews and Henry
Laborie attended the Akron fair.
Truman Pearce, of Michigan, who
left here thirtyfOur years ago, is around
hunting up old friends.
Jasper JOice, Of Mantura, CAL, is visit
ing at Hiram TillotsOn's.
Harry Campbell and wife have been
been spending few days at Ed. Will
liam's.
Rev. COrnelia Williams breaches every
two weeks at Castalia.
Ed Fisher and Chris Winemiller and
their wives spent Sunday in Cleveland.
Nettie Reyes is calling on old friends
here.
The officers for the Junior league for
the coming year are as follows: Presi-
dent, Elton Walker; first vice-pres., El-
len Dubauch; second vice-pres., Hattie
Hull; third yice-president, Ruth Haskins;
fourth vice-pres. Litta PhelOn; secretary. |
Lena Dirlam; treasurer, Alta Dirlam.
Ulysses Rogers and wife, Of Lansing, |
Mich, have gone to Camden after a visit |
at his fathers on Sunday.
1. 3. Walker and family and Ruth
Haskins spent Sunday in Lorain.
The young people Of the Baptist church
society give their regular literary enter
tainment on Friday evening Of this week
at the Baptist church.
The makers of DR., Wheeler's Nerva
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-10-10
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Dresemalrara NAG It

Ten dressmakers in Wellington and
vicinity own and use the Standard Sew
ing Machine. H. A. TENANT, Dealer.
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-10-10

The makers of DR.. Wheeler's Nerve
Vitalizer offer all nervous suffers adyice
and consultation Of the doctor, free Of
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-10-10

ID N. GOODWIN, insur-
IL ance agent and notary
public. Deeds, Wills, con-
tracts, etc. written neatly and
legally. Over Serage's shoe
store.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-10-10

ID VANATOR, Justice of
u the Peace. All business
entrusted to his care will re-
Iceiye prompt attention. Of
flee in Crosier block, west
side North Main St., Well
ington, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-23
TEE WHEELING REGISTER.

furnaces have been az work, aud four
more of them are 10 90 on this morning.
The mill employs about 100 puddIerS.
The big improvements Of the new
furnace. foundry and machine shop be-
lag made az the Bellaire Nail Works
are beginning TO show up from this
side Of the river An additional force
OF brick layers will be put TO work this
week on the foundation for the new
furnace.
A leading potter OF the South Side
has received a telegram saying that the
kInmeu Of the Trenton potteries got
what they aSked,a that they will now
get the same pay they did prior to 1855.
II will be remembered that the kiinme1
of Trenton did not enter the agreement
OF settlement at the conference al
Washington. They went 20 work since
under protest pending an agreeable
settlement 10 them. During the time
before this settlement would be made
they were 70 work under the 12's per
cent. cut with the rest Of the
workmen. The Wheeling kilnmen
went 20 work under the same protest
agreeing 20 abide By the decision OF the
Trenton pOtters, and TO take whatever
they would get. Some OF the pOtters OF
this city thought that the telegram may
NOT have come officially and for this
resson they will await anxiously news
to-day. II the news was official the
workmen OF that branch, in this city,
will get what they madeprior 10 the
year 1855.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-23
The CAsuALrY EECORO.
Tho Accidents Reported From About the
City Yesterday.

nc hCOiuouL8 hyperion
City Yesterday.
There was a bad accident yesterday
afternoon within the enclosure OF Mt.
Zion cemetery. Three persons were
hurt, one possibly seriously. The fun
eral procession following the remains OF
John Ehrle. Sr., Of South wood street,
had entered the cemetery, Mrs. Caroline
Foreman, OF No. 3sO6 Eotf street,
lady over sixty years OF age, was In one
OF the vehicles.with her daughter Miss
Menie, and Mrs. Charles Mulsy, OF South
Eoff street. Improvements had been
made ir one OF the drives
at the burying ground, and cooole
stones had been put on II. Whlie MIRA
Foreman's rig was crossing the stones
the horse took fright and gave Jump.
The wagon was pulled out from uhder
the women. and they al ielI 70 the
stones on the drive. Mrs. Foreman
was the worst hurt, being rendered IN.
conscious. She was taken n the home
OF Andrew Solden, and was sfterward
taken 70 her home. Here DR.. II. L.
Ford was called. he found that the
old lady had been terribly bruised, with
evidences Of internal injury. She
also suffers from a badly confused
hip. DR.. Ford said last night
that be did not yet know what the
result Of her iri1rIes you'd be. but
that she vas seriously injured. Mrs.
Muley was thrown out on the back OF
her head. When she was picked up. IL
was found that she had sustained NEST
painful bruises Miss Foreman, 10 her
fall. received bad bruises OF the hip
and other parts OF the body. Neither
Miss Foreman or Mrs. Muley are dan
gerously burt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-23

uer, Mrs. Hallock, Mrs. Tissue, Mrs.
Wilkes and Mrs. Atkinson.
STILL the much needed watering
trough at the head OF the Fifth ward
market house has not been repaired.
For over wear now no water has been
In il for the horses. People in that
part of the city ara talking Of getting
upa petition TO present TO Council to
have the fountain put in shape.
THE Tuxedo Club had their usual
large crowd OF visitors Sunday, and
every one was delighted with the time
they had. Prof. Bennett and Capt
Beck entertained the visitors with their
troop OF trained animals. Davie Girvin
with his sleight of hand performance.had
everybody roaring. Next Sunday Prof.
Clark, the fire eater. will perform.
MR. JOB ABBOTT. formerly chief en-
gineer of the Terminal railway system
of this city, now of New York, was in
the city last Saturday with Supt. Taus'
sig and Engineer Maintenance OF Way
otto Schroll With other officials OF
the company he went over the system
in q special Saturday afternoon. He
pronounced things in first class condi-
tion.
YESTERDAY afternoon at two o'clock
the remains of George Boyce, the well
known young mill man Of the Wheeling
steel works, were buried at the Nc
Mechen cemetery, from his late home
In Benwood. The funeral was large
one, many mill men being in attendance.
He is the yonng man who died from the
results Of blood poisoning contracted by
going in swimming in the river when it
was low, and coming in contact with
the acid from the Riverside tube works.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-23
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR THEIR OUT
ING on THURSDAY.
The Organizations TO Take Part in the Parade and
Route Of March-Aitrac'lons a!
Mozart PARK.

The knights OF Pythias OF this city
and vicinity are manifesting a great
deal OF interest in the big celebration
20 take place on Thursday of this week.
The different committees have per-
formed their work well, and with favor
able weather the affair will prove one OF
the most successful secret society out
ings Of the year.
All arrangements have been COM
peted for the street parade, in which
every X. of p lodge in this vicinity will
participate. The following named or
I. CARNATIONS will be in line: Couer de
Leon div. No. l, Capt. J. w. Welsger-
Der; Bernard Stanley div. No. 21, Cap
tain + Lisby; J. w. Mather div.
No. y, Benwood, Captain Paul
Reidel; Arlington div. No. %,
BelIsire, Captain Morgan; Baltimore
lodge No. 6, Germania lodge No. Z,
Humboldt lodge No. 9, Black Prince
lodge No. 10, Ohio Valley lodge No. 81,
all of Wheeling; Mystic lodge No. 30,
Elm Grove; Evening Star lodge No. Is,
Ben wood, Ohio City lodge No. 81, Mar
tins Ferry; Belmont lodge No. 100,
Bridgeport; Black Prince lodge No. SO,
Belaire. The music will be made by
Meister's band, and the Uniform Rank
X. OF 2. band, Of Bellaire.
The procession will be 10 command
of Major James MCGEE, Major James
Lancaster and Col. r. c. Cats, and
will move promptly at l o'clock over
the following route of march: On Tenth
TO Market, 10 Twentieth, TO Chapline,
10 Twenty-seventh, TO Eoff, to Thirty
ninth, to Jacob, TO Forty-third, to Mo-
Fart Park incline.
The attractions at the Park during
afternoon and evening will be numerous
aud diversified. In the afternoon there
will be number OF interesting races.
The bicycle race will be in charge Of
Mr. c. II. Greiger, president of the w.
A. w. 1t will be contested in half mile
dashes, best two in three. The prizes
will be handsome pins. The entries thus
far are l.. r. Dillon, Jason Stamp, c.
II. Geeger, Christ. Horstmann, c. Mont
gomery, Will JueIgens, Charles Halter,
Jacob Kull, and Joe Lubic. There will
also be wheelbarrow race, fat mans
race, aud sack, in each Of which box
Of fine cigars is offered as prize. In
addition there will be balloon ascen-
sion. and dancing afternoon and even
ing TO the music Of Meister's orchestra.
Perhaps the most interesting event TO
members of the X OF F., will be the
prize drill for a purse Of $500, in which
Stanley and Couer de Leon divisions are
entered. Couer de Leon division will
also enter the prize drill at Washington,
in which 81, 500 will be given TO the sue
ceSsful division.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-23
INpusrkEAa TOPICS.


Points Picked Up Ap,nt the M,nt aud
Factories-
The Belmont furnace is on in full
ard is dong finely. They now make
about ls1 tons Of metal there every day.
Spears Axle Works OF the South
SIDE are 10 resume tals morning with
Rigbty employees after "a !dleness OF
Ieveral weeks.
The decorating department Of the
Wheeling Pottery Company will 90 on
for the FIRST time this morning since the
settlement OF the strike
All the East Liverpool potteriss will
be working this morning for the hrS1
lime since the settlement or TOE strike
The town has thirty-siX potteries-
The Riverside bar mill at the head OF
TWeuty-sixth street is TO go on SiagI
turn this morning. 10 has been idle Ior
over a month, and on single turn VIII
give work 10 about 50 men.
The plate mill OF the Bellaire nail
works will 90 on this morning. Il mas
been idle FOR the last two weeks. IL
gives work 20 about 100 men, aud u IS
thought they viii have steady run
nOw.
The Wheeling boiler works OF Nor
risOn It Chew will send force OF men
this week 20 Morefeid, this State 20 put
up smoke stack ninety feet high for
the Hoffman tannery. The stack : TO be
the highest Ia the interior OF the State.
For the first time for over a year the
entire pudding department OF the lower
Benwood mill will Do on in full. During
the last week tWeRty-siI OF the pudding
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-23
sinrinr socIstI.. Rehear.s.

Prof. Emil Ring, OF Cleveland, VINO
will be director Of the coming Saenger-
feet in Toledo, conducted rehearsal OF
the Mozart, Arion aud Beethoven sing
ing societies at the Opera House, yes
terdav afternoon. There were eighty
eight male voices, and they were so well
trained In advance, that Prof. Ring
highly compIimented them. Alter the
rehearsal he made neat speech, In
which he stated that he expected great
things from the Wheeling societies'at
;he Saengerfest. The Saengeriest will
be held from July 5lst to August Sd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-23
NorEs OF ras KIgaA
News OF II, RIlsI aIA B,ttnsa Aloas
The Ohi0.

GREENSBORO, PA, July 22-River 6
feet | inch and stationary; weather,
cloudy apd cool.
MoE6ANTowN, w. VA, July o.
River. feet : inches and stationary;
weather, cool aud threatening rain
WARREN, PA, July 22.-River one
tenth OF foot below zero; weather,
clear and warm.
OIL CITY, PA, July 22.-River 6
inches aud stationary; weather, clear
and pleasant.
STEUBENvILLE, o., July 22.-River
foot ? inches and stationary; weather.
cloudy and warm.
P1TrsBURG, PA, July 22.-River l
foot S inches; cloudy and pleasant,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-23
mrs. Dawson seriously Ill
en..ialfo p< RsotstE.

KIyewooD. W. VA, July 22.-Mrs.
Upda n. Dawson. the wife Of ex-senator
Wuiiam NJ. o. Dawson. the chairman Of
the Republican State committee, is SER
iously I'M and is gradually sinking, and
A. growing constantly weaker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-23
Experience
Does Il.

To make money you willing spend Many
only article that needs advertis
.re but that is a great mistake
Let every advertise his goods others have made
fortunes doing
Nothing have its sale materially increased
BY newspaper publicity.
udicious advertising only the best way make
toners cheapest WELL It gets them and keeps
you
There strong competition in all lines of business.
advertising give you your of the trade and
bu need it done the sklfu and intelligent way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-23

a very hurried comparison will dem on
strate 70 you that the Daily and sunday
Register Is Ehe beat local anO tsloSraphlC
paper published in wheeling. Is cents
per wees. delivered 10 any part OF tie
city and sarFOUaGing RsiEhbOrh0Oa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

AUCTION sALEs-Fsture Days.
George ". Mayo, Auctionecr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSE,
l. PnAETOH, BUGGY, TYPEWRlTEk,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C.,
Al AUCTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
DESIGNATED THE FOURTH.
The Justice Disposes of Many Cases OF
Drunkenness-Abating q Nuisance.


There was an array OF sinners at the
Police Court yesterday morning, the very
sight OF whom would have caused many
to think that the glorious Fourth had
been greatly abused. instead OF approprl-
ateiy celebrated, in Richmond. The
charge against most of the evl-doers
was that of drunkenness. and those guilty
Of this indiscretiOn were fined the regula-
ton sum of $3.50.
The most important case OF the morn
ing was that Of Charles a. Rose. Jarvis
q Glenn, II. a. Catlin. and Lewis Grif-
fms estate. charged with maintaining a
nuisance on Taylor street Mr.. l.. ..
Wendcnburg represented the defendants
and Mr.. {. V. Meredith was on hand for
the city. The question of ownership Of
the street brought forth some discussion
Mr.. Wendenburg claimed that IL was the
business Of the city 10 abate the nuisance
inasmuch az IL had accepted several
streets in the old Rutherford property
where Taylor is located. and that IL could
not accept portion without the whole
Colonel Cutshaw, the City Engineer, tes-
tilted that, so far as he knew. the city
had never accepted Taylor street, and
that IS was the duty OF the property-own-
ers to abate the nuisance referred TO.
After hearing some other evidence bearing
upon the case, the Justice continued 1t
until tomorrow, that further light may
be had in the premises
There was a further examination in the
case of Alfred DickersOn (colored) who
was in court last Tuesday. charged with
keeping his bar-room open on Sunday.
Dickerson claimed that he was at church
last Sunday during the time IL was al
legged that his bar was open. His Honor
told Dickerson that If he got some of the
deacons of the church 10 swear that they
saw him at church he would dismiss the
case. Dickerson did not get any dea-
cons. but got an usher. the sexton, and
several members who saw him at church
last Sunday. and his Honor dismissed the
case.
with removing a lot OF baggage which
was held for q board-bill of about 81
from the clearinghouse of Mrs. Cox.
The case was dismissed. but he was held
on the charge of being fugitive from
Justice frou Norfolk. where he is wanted
ON a charge of embe excitement.
The other cases were unimportant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
VRUsTEE's SALE
L OF
The Virginia Gazette Plant,
IN TILE CITY OLE WILLIAMSBURG.

By virtue Of deed OF trust dated bay |,
1893, and recorded IN the Clerks ONCE OF
James City county and City OF Williamsburg,
Deadlock No 2, pages 4s4 ami 4S5, 10 tho
undersigned trustee 10 secure certain notes
therein described. and default having been
made In payment OF tho Same, and being re-
quirod 20 20 do by the beneficiary, will sell at
public auction al the Office or the said Virginia
Gazette, in this city OF Williamsburg. on
FRIDAY, JULY 81. 1894.
at II o'clock. THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE
PLANT, consisting Of ssyen-column hand press
with rollers aud extra CORE together With all
the type, ink, cutters. !0b-cases, and parapher-
malta OF first-class plant.
For more particular description reference Is
hereby given 20 the said deed OF trust. an To-
rpection OF said property can be had upon Ap-
plcation a. the Gazette onico on Duke OF Glou-
cester street.
TERMS: Cash as 20 so much OF the proceeds
as may De necessary 10 defray expenses OF exc
cutting this trust aud 20 pay the sum u three
hundred dollars $4,000 with interest from the
LIST day OF Nav, 1893. and e. insurance. The
remainder OF the purchase money payable At
such time and secured In such manner as tho
grantor 10 said deed o, trust may on day Of sale
prescribe. SYDNEY SMITH,
10 20 Trustee.