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Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20
Set afilutteoe Stertbtng.

Oct Stortbins, bois Btrtiombeo MI
or n~iiluttet, bill en9ans pGre biemfnl'
bent til Siitoriens Dom; i~tripcr ari'
Itinnia 8laoet "9sroens Sang.
Gremticcu oil ba bare iuitet iulbt
9ps oper mnust % mesct Of bet, iom
cr fleet / be iioit iOrlGbns ieis @Idaz
neoer.
9an6nnoe Common oa i mango Sen.
Icenoer oil tomme til at lpoe auoerIes
oes euo Den, iom MI iGloes.
Gn Stations Gin CT larSt, % ct leoc'
Opgti9t Soils uOpiilius laoer Jig life
tanie paa i'm Sei, ieIu pm Der al pors
eler inOrs Grunoe bpie5 al for
6incringer, bois 8etDouius fprit Ell
Gftertib pil tuuue belt beogmme. Gn
QGrbOm bar inlialo bisie Maanebcr
bra9t ps. De bar beri9et ps meb @r,
iuriuger ps 9ipet os en- alorbeo oper
5rorelnnoets Sitting, iom alori9 pil
tInuc uueruurosres, bupr opretiebt ben
emo bar prret. Seuipuslps, Minsts
brpnoe ca &Gntcr bar unoer ben MI
tilcucebra9te StprtbingsiesIiOn paa
bease SiOer al 9jslen ipiaet Ell 0tOae
iom muaFe alOris icr, iiOen bort Soft
gicnreijtes i 1914. Oct uoriie 6o!ts
gienuem 9algsne uotal.e @ilje er ousrs
mobj9t traaot upoer Grooer. Otter en-
al be NET upripsroe 8algiampe, bort
6Gorslauo enbuu bar upleUet, iG9tes
Ell @ei III ireoelise % Oroneoe Eilitans
be 2auoet baust giennem Stortbin'
gets SeIlutniug ON Sptaselie al 6Ors
~banoliu9cr meo Sperise. Ittcr CO
after gieuto8cs 6uricg paa at itahe
9anoet en- meo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iamarbeioeube Resierius. Wen after
os after %itranoeOe oisie 5orips paa en-
biottl uoueruiuoelis Ntooitano.
Get mau M, toor Guluaret iaa eno
IIal lHgges, pRrc plttsrlist for ale, at
M~n9tbauerne paa Den anoen SIDE at
aioIen life of 6~Orbauolins. 2ise fra
bet icrite 6Orio9, iom eioroes for at
tOmms I'D al bet pplitiife liere inotil
ben iioitc aOmeoie. iOm for nosle Gage
iioen ~uoipileoes / ben ~iuenite Sfier.
saoro, er bet bleuet tlnrcre % ttarere
iOr ale uoen @nrtiioritiel, at nan for
enboeripmbelIt Eris oil unbsaa en- for
bggle &i8er oarois ~6urbanoltns.
Oct nurite Siurtbuus bar unber
CmitGuoisbccer, buis @auitelisbsoer
Og 6arer Der Oaiaa cn9ans i SiOen oil
ipreoes gg3 uoer, ojort, bpno Der itoo
/ bets Mtast, for at berppe @oroes SIS
euoer etbpert 4aaIiuo. Nu ~bropnoer
oct at ialoe 9lartso ppcr Gtiain9en.
Oct er prr Guerbep,sning, at benne
Slarbeb after ltal jamie tort 5olt.
5OritaaeIieu CT / soo @rrt uoouer
2anoet III ON 0uGen. Oct Ital ems
gang lie tomme til at pcie minct i
8~e9titonleu, nanr BEN enoelig 9om
fTIoes puer bette Gars,G %tprtbiuo. 6
gang ital ct iamIet Soils 5Oragt meo
belle i'm 3pusoe ramme BEN, ium rRls
ter Saano III be &Gnter, ipm inches
mob BORT 6eOrelaro.
Si ier en- 5Ori9ttelie oerum / Stors
tbin8etS patrIutiiie SoIouing, ba bet
8ioI0t at sienreiie bort 5oripar. 2ao
Qommen oper Oct StOrlbins, ipm III
or OpIsit, tIius ian iOrItjeIig oeu oil,
reo ben Gjeruing bar bet ior ~bcltanoia
8jort Jig i%Oriient iii bet nprIte Soils
3atnemme!isbeO.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20
Nosle tore SomlDffcr | ocn
Scmcrc Sio.

Snoeperenoe Var bar siort fig be-
mGrtet o9iaa oeo mango % fore ulpts
fer paa Ssen.
NorStpite 9lopos Camper "glbe"
bIeu ben 3ote Sanuar itpbt iient /
Noroisen al "Gratb,e", ps 378 Men.
METER bruinebe.
Oct ipunife SriDsIfib "9ieina Re.
genie" tables / STARTS Wtaaneo / Wlo.
oelbapet, os ale Smbprop9renoe, ca.
420 Mtenneiier, onion.
Gn at S~tiuebapets 8uItbampere,
~Gollma", Der git melem San lran,
cisco % Banana, iant ben 27oe Wal
uosuipr ben meritauiie &pIi, % al
nRiten 200 Ysrioner bIeu fun &c
reboet.
Iasen eiter, ben 2soe Mai, Itrots
bet iranite 9amltib "9om @eoro" mob
ct Siirr uoeniur Spanleus apf %
iant. Gtpoet meoferte, at 9amptieos
lerne iprana; los D~ienuslteliu git tabi.
"Som 9eoro" git &ute paa Srafllea
meo gm granter.
Den 2los Suli togeoereoe ben ito.
lisnIte Camper "Diaria g." meo
"Srtisid" % iauf meo las Wsnueter.
@eb bisie lem Sdmpif,bsu,ptier iauot
%aiiiaa oper 1900 Yeripner en- oaoS
@rap. :
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20
Sen ueentlise @arfeoss
pperNat.


81. 6. Gun g. Co.'S usentli9e San
b~slsupsriiat flyer ben 17oe au8. bl. a.:
garstioen sr foeiiutet; ben to!oe
Salamanca iaar iatte altius tiIba9e.
Den fore MISUNDERSTANDING, Der
buroe bape fanSet Gtto @ui us SUM,
blsp beulagt til SuIi, iaa at Iioium-
mer. SIappsIieu, iOm tilbprer Sui,
fprit iuotrGfer i GusuIt. gteo oisie
aienoasieruIuser aaa Nlinoe ooerraItes
man life oso at finoe 6ormiuoiielien
fra Suit til gu9uit mere iremberitenoe,
END man bar tiIbDislis til at pente. o.
ftuifeuoe aulinssrnpporter, ION uo'
isnbtss iprrise 9srOua, bar, iiignt DC
piitnpi for en- DEL err upaalioelige.
flappet Eiaiosn til ben iremt,oige Sau.
h%slsrsrelie, ielu ON uogls Spetulautsr
bar bsnpttet 9~eili9bscen til at fife /
rgrt Sauo.
Mteu bneum al Guiol lisSer bet Sal.
tim, at De furitieaise Snouitrier bar
tusst itsrrs Dipping, euo nUseH tlnoe
peute.
llpuinoirgsu al Siuisru ben lite
Gasuit bar 1SO,252 Tons u~8entlia
(eaer 176.505 iielse en- nnbeu 8aps
port), men i buert GiliGIoe uRr oct
itsrIts llobptte i 1898, itioat ben Opers
eaaes al @aarsn '92 meo q, 1000 Cons.
9s uiulste 9a9rs sr SS,07S Cons
minbre, oa be tore StaaIfirmaer bar
eicri tore SuOtjsb puu 6~urbnuuo;
men bet ulrteIise 6orbru9 er tort, Og
Yriierue Tiger trpos Rasppnencs iprs
sseoe u%ouinDins.
S~esismersS ern ituar i s14.15 /
Sittsburg, ps Scrnptapsr Ear iisset 81
pr. Sou.
SmiGtninssn / Staalfinuer i 1895
til ben lite sIusuii Dor $780, 900 Cons
os 2eUerinserus $50, 200.
Grbeipsisnninserne iuOen S~erninbu.
itrisn sr ION &sseI forget, pg Der sr
faa Streiter isans.
Inore MtstaQer itnar umtrcnt Saa
famine &untt, boao 9riirrne onaanr,
itjgut en- riueuos SiiGtuiug paa "2ate
Copper lgftspe Oeunes %rls % il24c.
Snoierieleu al pnpeoe 9cier bar
paret meset tor. 9rtsfprbsielieu saa
Spmnlosparsr bar til en- pis Grab
uirtst binoreuoe pna aiiGtuiuaen, me,
bens Sal Gipsr SQoerne urganiierer
fig for at sjsnuiuoe De iamme 2gnnius
ger. ium be bapoe isr ariisn.
ulobaHoelen bar i beune MaaueS
Omiattet 6.313.6oO inoeulnnoIf oo
5,279. 900 uOeulnnoH mob 70 87O.65o
inbsnl. os 1902. 500 uoeul. iiIur pao
famine Gio os IL, 1863 S02 inosnl. ca
1866. 500 uoenl. / 1898. 9isie 9al
pIier, Of inoenlonoif lib bploes tilbaae
paa Spetu!ation III @rlier, ION er ON.
trent IL bglers, eno 5abyiianterae ieler
i9 iItano til at bstale.
Snobsrsininssrus ON Gulinaen ipas
rer tile til Gurueutniuserus, liar buap
onsaar gomu!o % SpcOs. gpmulOs.
Spetulantsrne bar tjpbt fore Meuaser.
buOrOeO @riisrue er itssst fem Serten.
oeoels Gent, msOeus Soaosu. bvis Nis
tnining ipnes al man,te mob ficeres.
bar tobl lEc.
On Grsoieoel al aareis Gurbruo a
amsriianit 8omulo CT euonu BOZ
Soaro. men lite en- 1reeieesl al Goret.
Gorbrus al Speoe.
1iIIerislen oi Spebs fra geItsn pa
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20

SturbritGuien er pDr bcoHe Sum
be. Gserbruesminiitereu bar retOp
uoaiuet ct GilGs I'll i'm tioligcre Soer'
iiet rucr uoenlanoIte MnrIsoer. Ter
bier, at BE 5orsnsoe Staisr, trOos DC
baaroe Gieer 1894 uofgrte iOr $751;
$4,000 mob $S47,665,194 i 1898.
Ere 6ier0eoele Of beuus noisrIcl ior
fra Sarmtrus. DC srgeIftalcnre 6olt
i europa tigbte ior $451, 100000 cGro
al ameritanIte &roouttsr, rs De iamle'
be brittle 9eiiooelisr fiobtr Tor $523,s
100000. De 6oreneoe Stater tnos
frrte fra Stprbritnnisn for S10To00,s
600 / 1894 ensr 16 &rocent al ben
iamleSe Subiurisl. SeutmoO 80 BRO
cent al be 6orsusbe Stategs iamieoe
uofpriel sif til Siurbritanien, De bris
tiife Ssfboelier, TpitIano, 6routri8e,
9eeerlaupsns % 8elaien. 3piflano
inSirrte for SOC, OOo, 900, epnnF @eits
inOicu for So, 100000 9ruiiIien %
6ruuirise for s76,ooo,OoO hpsr %
Canada Tor s37.OOO.ooo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20
Web riaugt pua Sisrte iuroe ma
ltiRre 3inmuuter.

Prof. Breckenridge offers in tuition
Sl5 90, $1,000 and 500 for the first, the
second and the third best arrangement
according TO their relative importance of
the following thirteen branches: Physe-
ology, Geography Y. 5 History Word
Analysis, Civil Government, Parl mrntary
Law Bookkeeping. Debating Reading,
Arethmetic. Spelling, g rect English
and Writing. A specimen OF Prof
Tmberman's writing viii be mailed to al
! who apply for 1t.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20

90 proee1t al Graoucn erue har mn
"N)E.!e"e. AnteiaIei Al brertneite gauY /
"a erc'lt' Sruo eftcr GrnFeate; bel
nla.0er ior en- NaarrOS ggeue arat.s
|Se'aiiH unicerijtH, ga Grpsie, @ia.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20

llocnriasNrYartcmrntst or enorrl
lille p~fficielt uuosrrettet ON De lioi;e
Gp,rfolo eaa @lis ipunrerue; men oa
Slaeeues S~sretrinser life benr9tcs al
t~iuellte @mbsosmGnb, aniscs De ior at
bare paaliOsIiss. SpriuI ebcr'San
Geao telegraicrer ben 15oe os. I'll
uoenrissmiuitcrsn, at 9cIcra CT spes
simif i Gicu Tiiu % Che SEQ.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20
sra @aibtuatcn.

Sen ipriiife Reaierin8 nnster
~baarSnoftet at tiuaoe be Soreneos
Stoters Icpreicn,uuter Of forstase en-
u~neerieaclie / Guleouius @croet paa
giepelerptteren 9ruS.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20

0Or Dem, iOm ltie fan siore @ien.
SLED, bar en- Sape fun oa 8aroi, nanr
Den er nproilgs.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20
.o0 Spoem 30!

V.snaers. iout suitsr at tsrbssrs i'm siiatna, bure,
eaa w Spesnl The Queen aud Crescent Route
neeq',t IN gaAton Aerss 6arms ri 3 o. 5 Tea gs,u
tpus 49, oulnstAtrl; maantolise grtnrtsntr NJ
saae Ssadps,si saa % it Tor eesr Itlp, Sra,n
sns.a''' Saasn snistsslar. rstts sts(sr Q,
SiHtE Ulenrs sol. Stno stirt @s,r a, CANA
n'n3sT. " ~. Sln,riSn. q. q. a, etnsinn \, Syy',.'
The fall term-lo weels-of D.,
Bre~ckenridge's DEBORAH lns,itnta Co..
Sept 2 The graduating exercise. ~ ,ha
! Aug 80. 'enhg'
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20
Tet ~rnaeIife SpnNitat igrscr frems

Set tnptIHe SbhNttdf lprger IreTI'
teles for, at @ulersirrpen ! 8esierin'
asus Siatiammer or Iiot cocr $780,
100000. Sen 15oe Ss. oeppnereoe
epnoi,at sl,656,0oo i Cub, iaa 5se'
ierpc'pnbst ben Sag itrs til slo2,'
AL O61.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20
Ses, Sano {!

IW0,
-pr fuu 5 Gents rnoer vl
10 as be Barer: adneoos m.e
Apu 4 oe ret hei
ip.nfs aAa re naviRs.'
,rstisr saufi "A atl'
ipI Gle aun s.sa w
10 eIit 0 TtIiH ete
ly@noe Eea 90 tEa'.
"a 81 | ne tr sus ~.
lafi II q; at bette i.r ,nn
6s gems. g np i q, Nxsh
eeiie elao. &. Han,on,
9lT W1tn IT., Woreeltst. sNa,s
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-20

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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20

this pond would be good for drinking
and cooking purposes. Is not this a
mistake? Or has Mr.. Houghton in his
exhaustive researches discovered some
new lawOf inOculatiOn whereby stagnant
pools Of water may in the twinkling Of
an eye become purified?
l have no doubt that II Mr.. HoughtOn
had given as mitch attention to the mis-
takes Of the engineer as he has given to
the mistakes of Moses he might be able
to convince us all, that notwithstanding
the engineer has made so many vital
errors, we should trust in him and should
hasten to bond our corporation for $780,
600 additional indebtedness, not know
ing whether his estimates for amount Of
water needed, or capacity of pond, are
any more reliable than the other errOne-
GUS estimates made by him.
Come out to the meetings hereafter Mr..
HoughtOn. Discuss matters like other
men. No one will hurt you. All will
respect you the more, than if you under
take to protect yourself by Il was told
So" Those who have ears, let them hear
for themselves. By the way, Mr.. HOugh-
ton, you are in the sermon business some
what nowadays, and / would most re-
spectfully suggest as finale that you
study that sermon, especially that por-
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20
TERMS .
Probate Court.

The will of Lucinda Hubbard, late of
0berlin, admitted to probate.
j. f. Allen and Sam Squires appointed
examiners of the county treasury.
Edith A. Shepherd appointed guardian
Of George Clifford, imbecile, of Yelling
ton.
T. D. PhelOn appointed guardian OF
Leah Wisler lunatic, of Huntington,
Bond $500.
Aaron NJ. Hills appointed guardian Of
Henry NJ. Hills, Anna A. Hills ct al,
minors. Bond 49, 700.
Carrie Newton appointed adminiStra-
tor of the estate of Eber Newton, late of
0berlin. Bond $1,000.
John H. Oldfield adjudged an epileptic
and application made for admission to
the state hospital at GallipOlis.
j. W. HOughtOn appointed administra-
tor of the estate of Shubael Smith, late of
Wellington. Bond $1,000.
Sarah A. Horr appointed administrator
of the estate of ROlin A. HOrr, late of
Wellington. Bond $500.
Deed of assignment Of G. A. Rudd \ Go.
filed and A. H. Johnson, of 0berlin, ap-
pointed assignee.
Jacob Schaible appointed executor Of
the estate Of Mitchell Eppley, deceased,
vs.. Moses A. Eppley, Samuel Beal ct al,
petition filed for order to sell land to pay
legacies.
Charles Burr, of North Amherst, ad-
judged insane and ordered conveyed to the
state hospital at Toledo.
Will of Martin j. Horn, late of LOrain,
admitted to probate.
Lewis D. BoyntOn appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Ursula Johnson, late
of Elyria. Bond $1,000.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20
IL Mothers only Knew.

During these days how many children
IRE complaining of headache, feyerish-
ness, stomach troubles and irregular
bowels. If mothers only knew what
Mother Gray's Sweet Worm Powders
would do for their children no family
would be without them. These powders
are so easy and pleasant to take and so
effective in their action that mothers
who once use them always tell other
mothers about them. No children med
icine has so large sale in Wellington.
Mother Gray's Sweet Worm Powders act
on the liver, cleanse the stomach, move
the bowels and are harmless as milk.
All druggists sell them for 25c. A trial
package will be sent free for trial to any
mother who will address Allen S. Ohm
stead, Leroy, N. Y.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20
LaundOn, Windecker & Co
IMP. EMENTS.

There have been great improvements in farm machin-
cry in the last ten years The pefecng of the great la
borsavng devices has been almost wonderful an exh-
btion of human skill and ingenuity the original nven-
tons, and while agricultural machinery is better made
lighter stronger easier to operate and better in every
way than BEFORE prices this year lower than ever
You may have decided not buy anything in the way of
implements this year, but ay you are cordially in
vited to call and look stock Up-to-date farm
machinery is worth looking at.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20
FERTILIZERS.

1t pays to use good commercial fertilizer. There is
no longer need of argument support this proposition
1t only remains for the farmer decide what kind paws
BEST The only way to buy fertilizer with the certainty
that you are getting the worth of your money to con-
slder carefully the relation of price to the guaranteed all
aysls and by the way, the report of the State Board of
Agriculture the actual value of the goods of the various
manufacturers may help you to decide upon what YOU
need We have copy at the Implement Depot Call and
look it over.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20

tiOn, that says: "And why behOldest
thou the mote that is in thy brothers
eye, but considerest not the beam that is
in thine own eye? Or how wilt thou saytO
thy brother, Let me cast out the mote
out Of thine eye;' and, 10, the beam is in
thine own eye? 4 y
Cast out first the beam out of thine own
eye, and then shalt thou see clearly to cast
out the mote out Of thy brothers eye."
w. R. WEAN.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sheffield Land Co. to Floyd B.
Way, lot 1,11S.. S............. $500
James B. Vincent to O. Z. Pea
body, lot so, LOrain. n....... 200
E. c. Manter to James NOyak, lot
II in block Is, LOrain. .. 175
GOttlieb Maier to Hannah Ian
son, lots 10 and II, Grafton ~ 325
j. Nj. Bardwell to Minerva n.
Williams, lot ), 0berlin. .. 600
Alfred Fauyer and wife to James
Ried, lots 81 and 33, LOrain. .... S0O
G. W. Boone to B. II. Boone,
part of tract 17,lOt 5, Huntington. 1000
Thomas GAVIN to Maude M.Wash-
burn, parts of lots so and 81, ,Shef
field. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
John S. Peck and wife to W. d.
Durand, trustee, part Of lot 53,
Oberlin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Thomas GAVIN to j. L. Faragher,
lot 3, Gawn's addition, Sheffield, 3Jt
Henry McROberts, trustee, to
Harriet McROberts, lots 10 and 10,
Pittsfeld. .................... 5000
S. B. Buck to william +. Millert,
part of lot I, Wallace's addition,
Elyrla ..................... tOl
L. B. Smith to c. G. Washburn,
and Lester Fauver, part of lot 81,
Lorain. ................... 3,5OC
William X. Vanderbilt, of New
York, to Catherine GAVIN, part of
lot 3, Amherst. .................. i2I
S. X. LaundOn and wife to R. O..
Baughman, lot of land in tract 15
Huntington. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 75C
Charles c. Ensign to Theodore +.
Robinson, lot pa and 80 feet off
lot 273, Elyria. a............... 1876
NJ. G. Dick and wife to the board
of trustees Of 0b9rlin College,
part of lot 242, 0berlin. ....
Nina Hubbard to Alton W. Hub
bard, 10 1900 acres in lot "a,
Brace tract, Elyria. ........... 1,20t
Sheffield Land Co. to H. W. Blakes-
lee, lots 8 and s, W. A. Braman,
trustees addition, Lorain. ... 1,0OC
Sheffield Land Co. to Clark B. Bish-
Op and Geo. T. Bishop, lots 1,092,
1,1O4, lib, Lis, 1,1Sl, 1,1S3,
1,2O3, 1,2O5, 1,207, 1,21l, Sheffield
Land Co. s addition, LOrain. .... . 5,0O
Sheffield Land Co. to Clark B, Bish-
op. and Geo. T. Bishop, lots 1,1O3,
1,1O5, 1,l07, LOG, l, 1885, 1, 1877 and
1,1S9, Sheffield Land Company's
addition, Lorain. ......... $50
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20

Amount paid out during the year, each fund
Amountin the hands Of Treasurer, each fund
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20
State Of Ohio, city Of Toledo, ! GO

State of Ohio, city Of Toledo, 90
Lucas county. Do
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner Of the firm of +. j.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the city
of Toledo, county and state aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
800 for each and every case of catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use Of Halls
CatarTh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day of December, A.
D. 1SS6.-A. W. Gleason, notary pnblic.
[sEAL
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
F.J Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Us Sold by druggists, 75c.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20

Orders left at our Office will be promptly delivered 70 all parts
of the city free Of extra charge WELLINGTON MILLING CO.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20
Notice.

David Snyder is established at the
Goodrich clothing house where he will
repair your boots and shoes skillfully.
[1f
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20
Big -Four.

Annual meeting Epworth League.
Elyria, o., April 3 and 4, '95. One and
one-third fare round trip via Grafton.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20

hereby certify that the foregoing Of the receipts and dis
DuemenSO or said village for the the third Monday March,
r. R.N.G00DWIN, Clerk Of Corporation.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20

The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
so pure or so great In Ieav-
ening power as the Royal.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-14
There IS ONLY ONE BED
Those Taken from Crystal Engine
House Have Not Been Returned.
MUST BE PURCHASED By CITY
Ordinance Allowing That 70 Be Done Can.
not BE Passed for Some Time ~
Thorc Is No Available Fund
to Draw From.
AUST BE PURCHASED By CITY

The Crystals have replaced the auto
matte apparatus in their engine nous.'
but have not returned the beds which
were taken out at the time the apPa-
ratus was removed. According ~ one
of the members they do not lrtenu W
replace the beds unless the city puys
them, and as there is but one peu tnere
now, the one that Mayor Conneii nau
put in, there Is only one man sleeping
at the engine house, where, formerly
there We're seven.
The ordinance for the purchase or the
company's belongings will. II Is likeiy,
not become law for some time at
least, as there is no money avaiiabie
unless a transfer is made from the APP
propriation for heating and ventliatlhs
the city hall, and Mayor Connell has
said that this appropriation cannot pe
made with his consent, and 1t Is scarce
ly possible for the transfer to be MADE
without his consent. Even though the
matter should be passed over the
mayors head, the city controller Will
hesitate, no doubt. to approve OF the
measure, as the law will not allow him
to sign the transfer papers. inasmuch
as it specifically states that no trans
fer can be made from an appropriation
until after all the claims against that
appropriation are satisfied.
There is even now an apparent short
age in the heat and lighting appropria-
ton, and as this is the appropriation
which Is to be attacked by the friends
of the Crystal ordinance, the outlook
is rather dubious for the ordinance.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-14
CITY NOTES.

Mrs. Eugene Leibert yesterday contrib
uted IS to the St. Luke's fresh air and free
excursion fund. The total amount re-
ceived to date Is s526.S5.
The picnic and clam bake Of Electric
Engine company, No. 4, VIII be held at
Wahler's grove on Aug II. Music will be
furnished by Mozart band.
John Javensky was received at the Lack
awanna hospital yesterday. He Is suffer-
Eng from a broken leg, which he sustained
by fall of roof in the Blue Ridge mine
at Peckville.
The Honesdale L.ederkranZ will run
their second annual excursion to Central
park. South Washington avenue. on
Thursday. The feature Of the day will be
q base ball game between the Amitys, Of
Honesdale, and the Scranton Amateurs.
Game called at y. m. sharp.
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant
ed to the following couples: John NJ.
Lack ard Estella Alvy, Scranton; Louis
Davis and Margaret Lewis. Scranton;
Daniel Shea and Bridget Jordan. Scran-
ton; Michael Padicks and Angela Kara
szcsak Scranton; and John Doyle and
Mary Flynn, Of Carbondale.
Mrs. Thomas Benton was reported IN
yesterdays Tribune as one OF those who
attended the spirituahstic seance conduct
ed in the Women's Christian Temperance
union rooms on Monday night by DR..
James 7. Luton. The lady who attended
the seance was not Mrs. Thomas Benton,
OF North Washington avenue, wife of the
secretary and manager of the Scranton
Bedding company.