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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01
RIvBR NEWS

Steamer MOdOc was heavily loaded
" freight for Salem merchants on
her trip up from Portland, Sunday
evening. After discharging the same
she took on = load Of flour and feed at
the Willamette Valley Mills and pro-
ces led to Portland at 8 =. M, today.
She rad her usual number Of passengers
"a her down trip this morning.
steamer Eugene came up from Port
aod sunday evening and pro ,eeded on
10 the nver 10 Corvallis. Returning 10
'aiem, Tuesday afternoon, this boat
VI lsaye for Portland at g. IN. We'd
ies1ay. She will run excursions at
Portland, July A., carrying the crowd
AID from picnic grounds. Conn
n ncing next week this boat proposes
q king one trip each week between
& wallis and Portland and Harrisburg
sud Portland.
The repairs not having been COM
p'atfd on the Grey Eagle, the new
me card on the Willamette for the
Steamer Altoona will go into effect,
Wednesday, July 3. Accordingly, the
A,ions did not pass down the river TO
Portland, Sunday. She left Salem at
7:45 a. m. this morning with full load
Of freight being compelled to leave q
shipment Of old iron at her dock here
owing 10 scarcity Of space on board
| Her freight consisted Of = shipment OI
bones for Gan Francisco, miscellaneOu,
freight aud the billiard tables formerly
10 l.. Adolph's cigar store, consigned r
Portland parties. The Grey Eagle viii
reach Salem, Tuesday afternoon, In
stead Of the Altoona, who will remain
"a Portland until Wednesday morning
when she will proceed up the river th'
same time the Grey Eagle leaves Inde
peudence for some lower river point
where the boats will meet, transfe
freight aud passengers and start on Tia
return trip.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01
PERSONALS

State supt irwin bss gone to Uu'o'
county for few days rest.
Prof. T.. B. McEIroy returned from
E1gene on the 2:20 local.
Internal Revenue Collector Back.
man was In Salem Suaday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Strong and children
returned today from Newport
Becretary Of State Kincaid went "a
Portland yesterday and retn nod today.
Adintant General b. Is. Tutte, of
Of Portland, was in the city lat ever
ing.
Attorney Geo. q. Bingham returned
this afternoon from short business
trip 10 Newport
Miss Ellen Mclean, Of the corps Of
teachers for the mute, will spend the
month at Newport.
Biate Printer Leeds returned this
morning from San Francisco, having
left Mrs. Leeds mt Ashland.
n. r. Toeys returned home this
afternoon from Turner where be has
been Ia attendance at the camp
meeting.
County Judge Martin, Of PeudletoRt
wsA guest Of Judge j. Is. Waldo NJ
Maeleay. They came across the plains
together In lsis.
Ths family Of Rev. J.. M. Hbuis'
leave tomorrow at 3 O'Clock a. ~. b!
team for Berry, Oregon, where the!
will spend month. The elder follow
next week.
Miss Francis Wright, daughter o
Banker ~. 4. Wright of Union, or.
u 10 bs married today nj Union 4
Prof sidney Townlsy, Of Ann Aroor
Mich. Rsy. q. NJ. irwin, officiating
Fred Locklsy, Of the letter carrie
force, l.. ~. Maemshon, aud }, u
Winsianlsy of the Htats insufanoe Co
started this morning fof Two week
ashlng hnd hunting expedition =
- NNtH st"Nf
a. ~. Colgan returned today ffon
Morrow county, where be has bee
shsnTing shssp. iie fspofis ihinp
very agy, but lhs wool dip 10 god
aysgaging from lsn ~ foaglfen lsound
gsg bead. The biggest work dons in
day whsFe hs worked Nas 80 bead 4
J hgura.
Nr Otto i0frf, prominent aY.
enNnssf ~ iiBdslssib Ansigls, arrive
iu ihs dty rundsy evening 'fou -
lownlops National fHfki After
ssak's yinii siih 100 nalsn ufsRal
o.susins bs oil ~ ~ hsp ffsprlsog 6
inslefi sac gas sofks spd fsiufu hnu
va haii i,aks And ifpFsi iiis il
englgaana saneihlnH likr ii.if0 nllls
~ slngiy dHta
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01
MUST BUN ONCE MORE.
The Decision of the Committee Be
tween Ship and Hansen.

The jud - and refrIee Of the bicycle
Faces Fncsy eveFins hsd a dtiiests
task ia res -hisFn ~ decision 90 tie foul
c aimed hy Pau HaDsen 10 tie lo-mi'e
Toad race. ibsy we're fully equal TO
the occasion, however, aud it is safe to
say that foUr-tif'bs Of thoss VINO were
in sttendauCs ~ tie rsre will concur
with them IN their copC usiOn, which
ia found IN the following report:
I'VE, ire judges and referee Of the
teB-nils road Tuce. heid on The fair
grour d., June 2s. 1885, have had the
matter ~ The priest Of Paul Hansen
unfair riding under cJn. .ideratioD; and
after examining principals and dis
interested wiine-ses, aud t. the best Of
our ability investigating matter, have
decided that IN accordance with the
eyId. pee sutm lted to ~, We IN all fsir-
ness must give Htuseu the benefit OF
tba d ,uh'. Dwlug to c1nh letting testi-
m ny brought tef1te us We therefore
find that ro~ usend is eut,tled 10 the
fret plsre medal given b. The club; the
race for time medal to b. run over, at q
time t. he designated by the racing
committee Of the g. G. G. G. club.
dated, Salem, Or, June 29, 1895.
"ED n. EDEs, Referee,
"W. w. CoSTRIs,
"HENRY w. MEYERS,
"H. A. OLINGEB,
Judges y
Before coming to a decision they
called in a number Of witnesses and took
every precsutiOn TO get all sides OF the
case. Il has been freely suggested In
this city that PAGERS ought to be done
away with aud that the two riders In
the contest be started half mile apart
then let each man makes his own pace
and own time and let the best man
win.
Mondays Oregonian has the follow
! ing " ith regard to the races st Salem
last Friday night:
ELI" Lee, IN a one.mile exhibition
race, flying start, and paced by tar
dem, made the record of 2:l4 at Salem
on Friday. Now RDhr aud Caster.
dieck, the r. A. a. G.. class A riders
who rode the taudein, have been sus
pended by Counsel Lowe, l.. A. W.
pending an investigation Of their con
duet IN pacing for class b rider. 1t II
claimed for the boys that the race wal
"a road race, ~ Lee started from out
side the track, and that the j.. a. w
does not control road racing IL woult
he unfortunate, indeed, If two suci
promising young riders as Castendiect
aud RohT should be- placed Ia the clas
B ranks"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01
We SHOW
NOJbD SfDies
iH
PARLOR TABLES.
See Corner WiHtiOc.
KELLER d. SONS,
I2O State.

A BLACKBERRY huRAwAY. "A
horse hilohed 10 q berry wagon took a
run this forenoon, starting from DsaI
tho Vow Park groosFy aud running "a
the oannsry. 4 girl about u years
old vac ~ the vehicle aud held on
until ihs horse wRs stopped, when gbs
sas thrown out, bot not seriously in
lufsd !. D.. BAKER, u the ooodals
lumi,sf yard stopped the animal, aud
vas considerably scratched up Ia ths
sifou Tho loss u blaekberries VA
cousidsfabls.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01
Sunday behsol Plenle a Iiayssyills

Sunday school Pisnls a. iayssyills
1hrrs sasa isfFs rfg NJ "a listfs
vile falufdsy IA siisndaHos % 600
plenlg sitfs ~ ihs bsiiisl euHdsy
soiiuai ~ lbsi plsas, epnHrae'nH 81
.ii gflut a lfnKlhYi lilsisly
snd nuslsal pingfsal sas gllsn much
~ sac fnlay lnsni ~ sii lfsssli ~
ihs snffunou saaifssfs un rnsds y
s.h,,ol safk ssfs naas ~ habi i.asi
Az hhiIt D AenafuhsIi a.
hifhy sud iisy huiaelis Auanss
aissis wsis ifiiaaifa 80 hHldlns .
ausiisily elulsuiinu q hi9'ts esp
lsialsl ~ NJ shiph ihs fgI'es lss nun
asY s,haals go islselsllY lsFliel ~
lsts l,sIi lisgssFllls ni.,pts hslssl
Faitsislllls iisfflKiepl nlssf ifstf.
Nadh ii9wpli sha iilEhlsnd ~ ihs
snsln~is . msioh Ksaif - bsss bslI
90 pls5sa NJ ihf iis3 ssFlils spd
iihsiilsss ninss "a Nhlnn ihe iainlfi
issm nss lsaly wassiaal ihs sfis
l,slpr sg ~ : ~ sFH ~ ihf ipilsn
Daiff
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01
Police Court.

-Four hob0s. arrested for trespassi ~
were given the usual dose by Recorder
Edes, this moruing.
Il. NJ. Waite, Paul sroat aud G. A.
Adams appeared before Judge Edes
this morning charged with breaking
tho bicycle ordinance. After giving
Pap" Waite and the other boys some
good falheriy advice, Recorder Ede'
discharged lhe gentlemen aud IL IL SAT,
a. cay they viii not ride their bicycles
on the sidewalks q seoord time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

Ihsfp Als iIIfA milss VI railroad lu
lhe iniiad hiaiss
thsfs $40 ~. sh, ,hh0 fails uuud "a
u5frF ihlr Hfpund,
1bsfs 40 haa, ~ V0 iias ussd ln Mud
lhrss fsilu taNrihsT. bui np surl
amount heseFtf, 10 irguiffai in bind
lhr hralis ~ iilH Travelling pulllf a. lhf
lsUl iilai ihe Wisconsin, ruiIai llnff
furnish sut.rlluf ia0lliiiss 90 all ihrli
tislns isi $3.50 ~ fsul snd hicsEa.
= hirb fufnl rlfms ninurcilDna Hlih Ail
llnss a. lhs sasl ana n'lYih.
hskf ufiiE ~ if
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

00iAAH n0sH nRaHfa 700 Hieus
Ion AZ ths nfln ~ 80 500 a nleus
"a, n,si With > Ysfy pslnfui ana un
fssi.ssis sasiasni whlle ralnR hDiss
lssak nssf ipdsisHdsnne hunasS
tlosnlng ~ selus NaF lhs fsaaif
lssasa lhfowing Mf slsusiuii hssfilG
a. llls kfosna osliplnF iisfiuir ~
ihs esllsf l,ane l,sslass bsalg hiulFinf
ll,s isli knse 80 nss IfnlHffd 81
haleln ~ 1904 ~ ls~siuls Hhsif uleAi
.al az ass sumnlsnsd sad iss 10 poe
gseilnE fssllg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01
GOOD TIME AHEAD
Program Completed for the Big
Fourth of July Celebration.

Program Completed for the Big
Fourth II July Celebration.
Formation Of parade at @45 p. M.
Parade moves 81 10 a. 10.
On the arrivsl Of procession 81 Marlon
square grand tabieaux OF fioats-muslc,
Hall C"it nibiA," by five bands TO-
gFtber.
Prayer by chaplain.
Music by * A &. band.
Reading Of Declarstion Of Inde-
peDds nce-MT. w. j, darcy.
Music by Independence band.
Oralion by Hon Tbos. II. Tongue
Music by Dallss band.
IutermissiOn for dinner.
I'd. m.- Exhibition drill with OLD
hand engine by exempt hremen, cor
ueT state aud Commercial streets.
Hal Patton's smusement-TGrniDg
loose a creased pig.
100 yard foot race on Commercial
street
second part Of Pstton's amusement
Another creased pig.
30 yard font race on Commercial
street.
Climbing a CREASED poe at the corner
Of Commercial and State streets-PriZs
six geese to be secured separately al
the top of the pole.
Wheelbsrrow race on Commercial
! street-50 yards.
Exhibition drill by the Salem paid
fire department
Adjournment TO Wilson avenue.
Bicycle races.
$50 D. m.-paTade by the Calathum
plans under the command Of Georg'
| Collins, chief marshal.
$50 p. m grand display OF fire
works on the lower eud Of Wi!snI
avenue.
Ali citizens who have carriages anc
are willing tn take part In the parad'
are urged to decorate t1eir vehicles
with flowers and bunting.
In the parade will be six msguilicen
floats, driven by ladies and which hav'
been designed by ladies and will b'
arranged by them. They will b.:
I-Angel OF Peace.
2-Columhia.
3-The Army.
4-The Navy.
5-The State Einwer.
6-The Minerals
These will be beautifully decOrgt .,
and will he arrsngeI 10 such tableBu'
and put through such evolutiOns as q
produce admirable effect.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

Cnfl NAKaHAl- Tns Fourth ~
July committee to0ay appointed y, g..
Cfoas chief marshal foF the day. Al
pefsons lsklug past Ia the parade Afs
requested ~ repofi ~ bin and bs
given their proper places Ia the lins ~
Mach. Il ls 90 sgosilsul appoint
mpui.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

usuAily has. bad liver. 80 10 bili
ous, eopstiaplrd, has indigestion lRbd
dyspepsia, II ihffr is 30 ofganif
inDuble . foe d1sss ~ fafks' HuIr Cur
viii tons bin up Pafks' fue cur
ihs Only iiYsF And kldnTy cure NJ
aell an . pniilFe Fuaaiiss Fnef
ti. 90. F0ld Nv Lam a iinsiks. lH.i
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

LECTURE TOsIoHp, Harold ".
MonssT ~ Berkeley, California, will
lecture tonight ~ the Christian church
ou the Y. =. \. q. n. aud the church,
Admission free, All aTs invited. Coms
and bear blm. u viii pay you, Mi
Monssr viii speak tomorrow night IN
TIE eburoh op Novels aud NoysI
lleadiug"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01
ohristian Indeayor Rally.

A large and enthusiastic gathering
OF Christian EndeayOrers Of Salem as.
aAmbled In the First Presby terian
church last evening for the purpOse OF
taking steps toward securing the Inter
national convention Of the Y. T.. 3. e..
r. for Portland Ia 1897. After prayer
by Rev. J. G.. Templet0D aud singing,
Is. Is. Barker. president Of the local
union, made a few remarks, after
which II. X. Gils state president OF Y.
r. =. &. H., stepped upon the platform
aud stated the object of the meeting.
lie stated that Portland was not
alone In the light, that Los Angeles,
san Francisco aud Seattle we're work
Ing hard ~ socare the convention,
seattle business aud real estate men
mad pledged 800 for the convention
aud has already sent 0bOut twenty i've
delegates to Boston with instructions
"to remain there until they secure the
convention fof seattle" After con
fsrenoe with the executive committee
u Was decided ~ prepare q petition,
ssouTe ~ many names ~ possible and
send II to Portland with President olls
who will sttend nnal mass meeting
~ sndeaysIsrs Ia f0ftiand tonight 81
which ums q viii bs decided whether
10 o1nilnus " sithdfaw from the oop'
tsst Pledges srfu then chsFrfuliy
signed ~ ihs sndsayoTs plsdginR ifon
b osnts "a 81 psr month uniil 1897 fpf
ths support ~ ihn Convention should
pDnland sseufr ssnf, Dihofslso ihs
pledge afs void simiisI mssiluFs
ssrp hold u Portland, Albany flFfns
snd oihsf lsfgs riliss lasl niuhi, isd py
ssfnssi sndssgofsl apftels ana Oregon
will usks 90 bonssi nHbt 80 lbs npp
Npuiluu.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

Nee essn jusl iH iasip nsFg l''sie
faa sud 0ihfls hmf slil sfnff iN
0nf ~ isulpgfew
hlllhI WAiFtn
Ilnssni ssp lsilfiiis ssl flilffl'
mo4sn Kfruhh nihniiAhn
f,.anillsl psiifgas splsli rpsits ihl
~ ess,ts 80 nelllag nsp ~ eh l'll siI
$40
flail,lna fnaNssii hfsapssii i'i
...s. $500, lislns lhf laisel fsli hna
"A ,aalsslf esl ~ ihf fppfli
WILLIS nlpm a 80
fsnsg faaIi $40 i,is,f'lf siissis
llss 80 haes ~ ehllalge iifsl N
~ psflf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

MfHf hpT hphfHlsfp ihs lnsny
l,isuds - ahlpp ssis aei ~ lhs best
sufillssd siih ihs iliss be nisas M ibf
lsH nillf insa fsas tflasy nlsbi hui
lhrY fspfssg ihsHlsslFss ~ Fsfg pneh
suilnaad siih ppl % psHi nlssls
hrha aihg a hsfHsii
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

iifHAwA1 Aillsels Kissi dssl
~ aitfnilop hui aass nui dies snS
lsfEri efowd thea ean ~ hvnd ~ gpf
,infs thnaFhaui lhs vssk lstipE ~
gsnissr ~ ihs hsfgslRs 30 sls piiisfinE
Ia deiilus a NJ luhnssn a itoA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

late Of the Ran conservatory, Frank
fort on the Main, has opened class H.
salem for instructions on the piano
organ, ylslin, mandolin, thorough
aud harmony. Terms reasonable
Call ut WINS music store near post
liiios b.2l n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

p0af BRoKEH An slsolfio car Tap
lni0 . pasi u ihs cod u lhs track sun
dsy mofnlag The posi bfoks, the Slfs
snoksd, the lslsphons burned oui snd
thnfs was 8 general oomnolian fol .
shlls. bui no ons saa burt Oae cad
of ilis siferi oaf sss dsmsEod . little.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

STATE oF ONO. CnYoF TOLEDO, , 90
LUCA- COUNTY,
Fnuk j. CLeucy makes oath that
ue ~ the senlnr pattprr of the hrm OF
r. } Cheney q CO., doing business IN
the city of Toledo. county aud stat
aforesaid, aud that said arm will pas
he sum of Que hundred dollars fOr
zach and every case o. catarrh that can
at be- cured by the use of Hal's Cat
,ffh Cure.
FRANK j CHEHEY.
Sworn ~ before me and subscribed
u my presence, this 6th day OF Decrm,
lirT, A. u. 1886
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01
County TTeasurera Notice.

OFfiCK COuETY TREASURER,
Marion County.
Notice ~ hereby given that | have
fnnds IN babd ~ pa, all warrants out
standing up a. Aug o. 1884, aud that
Interest IL stopped on the aams from
date,
IAsFER MIkTp,
Marion County Treasurer,
salem, JulylL 6ls2s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01
HOMESPUN !

~ Fes sssi ~ lslIeplss h,'sns N
darli,s isg pams ~ ihsi hsssllisl
Z slialuls lsiis ialisssls q hasns
mssss sfeaT a ans alsplsg n
vases spa lsllswas Vaa piiass iSl
slsls slfssl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

0ouu AuYFnfiHFhH has Washing.
600 county dDaipfs proposes ~ hsfs
lhslf iaeuliaimeuts and arpsllsnsnii
knasn a. ihs sorld Aslds ffam plaln
80 Ds lhsy haYs 90 y o. F, ~
MnNM a. - A n snd tops y
b. 4a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

Taf rpht Ahinif Mhss 80
huy sasp sac lipaHii pi ihf Hsiein
n,sp a ihiulissl MHtt Dee tnHs
; shsi gng sis bsglps u $685. ~ l'fsl
~ 4aslil5 ~ in riief
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

iHll'tCaiafrh Cure II taken internally
ana acts directly on the blood und mu-
Gus surlaces ~ lhe system. Feud lof
eslimonials, fee.
+. J, CnENY q 90, Toledo, q.
Br5-s Sold by druRRitls, zoe.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cri a for CastOria.
When she became Miss she chung 10 Castoria.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

fpH hAIK ~ lnsesni pleleis ~
81 iisi ~ Hfs Aplig ~ g.
liashes iuufnal uniis.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

Pur.- -.Uus ~ ter served free with
. m t-a' S'urp- restaurant. II II
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

Strictly 20 per cent discount on shoe
at the Columbia Shoe Store, lls Stat.
street. II
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

Eczema oaIsa.

"i rapuW say iisU mufh in isFpf ~
lias.d's hsfsapaullh. 4 hsYe lsksr
haf bniiifs aua u has almost rufta uis
~ pefnus, shirh hsYF had fli gsaf
Hnd rH|d nul hnd Hng ihlnN a. belt
900. uuiii i#Bsn istina lisHd's l,sfss
psu.is" dfs fnslins Ahcbsili ~
lsm co.
iie d's pilis eufs Indigestion
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01
NEW BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED At
DEARBORN'S BOOK STORE.

s.Taifs Vrorn geottr-b by eir Efwuf
ssrhe lndlscret. Ons Of the Dulhesh' 10y
thOBy Hope.
ssrhe ldfOff-by John keucTick y uss.
"a ChauRe Of aiFf-Dy 1fhOly HOPE.
sJohn lneeffie'd dn--DF Jerome X 5eia
~ i,e fsssd 10 the af"-by snthOny Hop.
feflle ITeepetseT by Gilbert Pane
ssTns Trial Of ihe sword by Oilyu PAX
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

30 ~ i'llis esfs lnaisssilaa,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-01

tfHira' .oiis snd d AsdlHhl nstietiss . ftsr
,...l .ihHii ~ nhinos Hbd hni0fs built hld
'tia''N AZ hHft anns in The best HHnHff.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-14
BAKER'S CROSSING.

Aug. 12.-Miss Grace Adams and Leon
Adams, of Wellington, are visiting their
sisters, Mrs. D. |. Beckley and Mrs. Z. L..
Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Fisher spent Thurs
day and Friday at Lodi.
Mrs. O. T. Baker, of Wellington, was
the guest of L. D. Baker and family a
few days last week.
Mrs. Beeman and children, of Norwalk,
were at W. II. Beeman's last week.
Mrs. Il. l.. Andrews and Mrs. R. Z.
Knapp were at Burt McClellan's in Well
ingtOn last Thursday.
Luther Rood, of Akron, spent a part of
last week with his cousin, Ray Baker.
NJ. W. LabOrie, wife and children, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton, of Wellington,
were recent guests of E. L. Wilcox.
Mrs. S. L. Peet has been visiting heI
parents in Spencer.
Mrs. Viola Dearinger was in Spencer
Saturday.
Mrs, LeGrande Root, Of Wellington, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ami Beck
ey.
Mrs. n. W. Kelsey was in New London
Saturday, at II. HOward's.
Miss Nellie Cole has returned from
Elyria.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-14
sHERIFFs SALE.

Adelaide Wadsworth VS.. Electa Lyon ct al.
In Lorain county, Ohio court OF common
pleas. Case No. 4l3S. Sheriff's sale In parti-
tl0n.
In pursuance Of an order Of sale in parti-
ton issued from the court of common pleas,
within and for the county of L0rain and state
OF Ohio, and to me directed, have caused to
be appraised aud will offer for sale on the
SATURDAY, AUGUST 81. A. D. 1895,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock q. m. and IL
o'clock M, the following described real estate
t0-wit:
Situated In the village Of Wellington, county
OF Lorain and state Of Ohio, and bounded and
described as follows, viz: Being part Of
original lot % in said Wellington township
and bounded on the north by public highway
on the east by lands belonging to the estate OF
Charles HOwk, deceased, on the south by land
owned by Charles Phelps, and west by Forest
avenue and lots sold by VIM. H. GOtt, guardi-
an, containing about eight acres Of land.
Said premises were appraised as f0ll0wS
Honest tead lot, 0 by u rods, 81, 900; four acres
of land, $500; one lot on Forest avenue-north
lot, 800; three lots on Forest avenue, each
Sl6666; one strip Of land two rods by forty
$500.
Said premises to be sold in parcels as ap-
praised, and no part or parcel to be sold fol
less than two-thirds the appraised value
Terms of sale ms follows: 0ne-thrd cash OF
day of sale, one-third In one year, and the res
ldue in two years from the day OF sale, the de
ferred payments TO bear interest from the da!
| OF sale, and to be secured by mortgage upoI
the premises sold. A. Il. LORD, Sheriff.
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Vacation time

Is at hand and is gladly welcomed by
all, especially those whose duties in life
have caused them to greatly run down
their system to meet the requirements,
physical and mental, forced upon them.
With these and others, it is important,
whether at home, at the seashore, or in
the country, that some thought be given
to diet, and as further assistance to ma
ture, good buildiHg-up medicine like
Hoods Sarsaparilla had best be resOrted
to. II the digestion is poor, liver de-
ranged, and frequent headaches seem to
be the rule, Hoods will change all this
and enable everyone to return to their
home and business in a refreshed state
of mind and bodily health.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-14
PENFIElD.

Aug. IL. The X. 0. T. NJ. lodge will
hold pic &c III Mr.. CraddOcks woods On
Friday next. Ice-cream, cake, lemonade,
candy, cigars, ETC., will be sold on the
grounds. There is pond, and boating
will be pleasant feature Of the amuSe-
ments provided. There will be swinging
for the small fry" and also the older
ones who choose to indulge. Let every
one show his appreciation of the free ice
cream supper so generously provided for
their delectatiOn by their Maccabee breth-
rem some time since by giving them the
encouragement afforded by a large turn
out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Foster gave an
ice.cream supper and reception in honor
of the Rev. Schwimley and wife. on Fri
day evening last. We learn that great
number were present and over $22 were
cleared.
W. j. Krebs and wife have been camp
ing out at VermilliOn during the past
week
We hear that O. X. Starr cOntemplates
giving his dwelling new tin roof and
still further beautifying his home by the
addition Of a fancy wire fence.
The large and well filled barn of W,
W. Penfeld was struck by Lightning On
Tuesday Of last week. 1t acted in an
eccentric manner. The electric bolt, 60
ing clear through the hay without setting
fire to it. 1t also knocked loose quite a
number of boards on the east end. 1t
seems quite miraculous escape from
destruction, and probably could not occur
once out Of thousand times.
Mrs. W. W. Penfield has been visiting
relatives in 0berlin.
Edward Sheldon, of Elyria, for
merly of Pcnfeld, is visiting the family
Of his uncle, A. B. Hayes.
Miss Ethel Gillett, of Huntington, is
visiting among her former schOOlmates
in town.
Miss Florence Penfeld, Of 0berlin, Is
visiting her uncle, W. W. Penfeld, and
wife.
The families Of Ed. Nichols, Frank
BradstOck, Frank Curtice, Jr., Will and
Chas. jackson, spent last Friday at thu
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Hastings, from Hi
nOis are at present the guests of Lyman
ScOville.
Lyman Webber, from Van Vert, O., il