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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27
Dr.. prices Cream Bafine popoeI
9as hollfOmmenlte. has aemadt tpirh.

Ole Ml on ntblanc Gtjene
babn. 9n oen Manbelgdngen Der
8ariier 9lfaoemie unterbielt man iid,
iuie BON oort beribtet miro, lestbi1t
lebbaft iiber ben fiibnen Sian oes
Serrn Silartier, cine 8abn our Spiee
beS Montblane binaufSufiibren. Gis
Qinie ioll bel Dem @ebirgsbad)e Miaee
ibren 9tnfau9 nebmen unb lofort burd)
einen Tunnel pon 1900 Dieter 2anae
in ben Berg einbriugen, I'm an einem
lenfredt unter bem Gjipfel oeS Mipnt>
blanc belege,en Runfte auSulansen.
Cine pertifole Seffnuug uon IL Dieter
Greite lolle bann BON bort aus 280O
Mteter bod bis gum gipfel bur19ebros
den merben. Serr Siiartier uerbeblt
lid feinespe9S bic S1pierigfeiten,
bic Der Gurdjbobrung elmer grunnen.
0ffnung BON $500 Dieter Snbe ents
se9enltebeu, ba bisber nur fol6e bis
l4OO Nleter GieTe 9ebobrt morben
iino. Gr 1T inoelien Der gtnliebt, baB
nit eineul sluflranbe BON 5000, 900
Srancs oieies gSerf in 3ebn SaBren
pollenoet merSen f0nne. Ger 3unnel
wiiroe in 9eraoer Sinie bis CUR italie-
niid)eu Gren;e geben. Gem fplan miro
allieitig groges 9utereHe eutge0en,
9ebradJt, inoenen lit mon bon leiuer
9uSfiibrbarfeit troe Der 9arle9un9en
beS Serrn 3iIartier nod feinespeos
iibetseugt.
@etrat9S shcin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27

Das arabii6e @oB. Da, no
Der trene gesleiter bes Weniden am
freunoliditen bebanoelt, sletdiam ais
Samilien9lieo anaeieben murbe, bat
er lid aud geiitis uno fOrperlid) auf's
3reffli9lte aus9ebilbet. Sn slrabten
beiiet er alle Giseuiduften zines poll>
fommenea gferOes, unb mad eiuem
alten arabiiden Di6terlprud: ngom
geibe bic breite Brult, oie polle
9iifte uno bas lanse Saar, bonn 6iride
bas Saupt unS bic 0eine, bonn Sudie
Obren, S6man3 unb Trott, BON BET
@a3elle Iusen, giaienlO6er unb
Spruns9elenfe, bonn 90pen 9altung,
Mutb unb 9erwesenbeit, pon Der
S6lanse idarfen Bid unS id0ne
Wenoungen, bonn Mauleiel bic 9rait,
Die glusoauer uub ben SUB, bonn Salen
ben 2ritt, ben Yauf uno bic @ewanbts
belt unb bonn Wolf Die @ursel, BEN
Gals unb oas @eb0r."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27

8rau 6 IL 3 /, bon
GiS Oft 16. St., g2esu
Dort Gitp, fdretbt :
sd tbeile Sbnen bier.
6urf NIT, baB i9 eine
bsftdneig Otter abion.
berube@uuSe Salie
bate, bebufs beren
Seilung t4 breimal
obne 6el geringifen
Grfol9 operirt tunrb..
SD mar f6rperlid) iebr
beruutergefo
Goluie idb aufius DR..
Gierce3 =" Golden
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27

Medical Discovery" ;u nehnen, iuurbe 60
eeller init mir; nadbem i'd brti Glaidtn
eaoon 9enentnen bate, ipar td) fnrirt.
Spater betain meiu Didnn eiu groBes Galg.
geldllpiir butter benz Chr; tr uadlte cine
yrobe nit Sbrer Mebisill, unc eine Tlaid,e
ilirlrte tbn. SD toeree Sbre Dee6isiMeu
aberaa empfeblen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27

$500 nnD ntebr bauernben Ser,
oienft pro Sag aarantiren mir Ss6em.
Der cine Qgenfur fir unfere neuen 8il.
Der iibernimmt. Nnifdnbige Mrbeit
Dbne &iiifO. 8. g. SiIber man,
81. Yaul, Winn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27

g fii d5a@terei. Ginen
1,enen uno interenanten @eriud sur
Gntwideluns Ser Seefiiderei bot man
jiinslt in g6ottlano besonnen. 8ei
Dunbar, an Der aiite BON Saooington<
ibire, 1T eine SroBe 8rutanltalt ct,
ri6tet, in Der in jeber Saiion bun>
berte Millionen Gier, belouoers BON
gteinbutten, gee;uasen unb anSeren
suten geefiiden, fiinitli6 erbriitet
tperben, I'm Die 0rut bann ldnas Der
aitlte auf ben 9eeisneten Stf9srinoen
aus;uieteu. Wlan III ba3u neranlaBt
inoroen bur1 bic fortoauernben &lagen
Der Slider iiber ben 8iidsans Der @ee>
fii1erei in ben lesten Sabren, befons
oers in ben Giiitensepdiiern Der Norbs
fee, ipoourd Die Slider sespunsen
ipuroen, INNER ipeiter In see 5u
seben, in 8olse beiien iie aber aud
9robere 90te, sr06ere ylete uuo srGs
bere 9etriebsmittel n0tbis baben. Ole
slnitalt 1T in 9roBartigem MaRlabe
angelegt nno beiiet 8orrihtunsen, Die
es erm0Sli6en, oab su oleider 3eit
$4,000, 200 Iiideier befrudtet weroen
fDnnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27
Xterce sarantirt stne Rit1s
oSer eibt Das GsIb surad.

Deun bas Blut nnrein unb Die 9eber nm.
tbdtig tuirb, TT aud, Srantbcit nid)t ferne.
4nsi9las, Beulen, Wunbftellen, Sarbuurel,
Gttergefdtpiire NIB dbulide SSolaen bon
nnretntgfeit i'm 8lut, iollten NIT Siiffe BON
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
aus benz Sorper 9etrieben tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27


mas uns obenbrein 81 toitete. Balb
oarauf erbielten mir BON bem Sberlten
eine 3ui6rift beS Snbalts, oab, falls
mir ibm nidt $25 i6idten, er uns BET
nddlter @elegenbeit uperbleien" tpiiroe,
Wtr ma6ten uns auf ben Weg 3u ibm,
um tbn etne Gelegenbeit 3u 9eben.
aber er mar furs suoor mad Gone Sad
9egar9elt TIM bort leinen 8ruber fir
eine 2soGe su 6eiu6en. Sn bet Mauls
tbterfrage neriteben mir feinen Spab.
Wtr murben nieoerserannt, sstreteit,
uno unlere s8iirbe perlanste es, oab
mir Die Offealioe ersriffen. seute,
melde ibre Sbiere 9ladtS umberltreu>
nen lollen, tbun bies au9 fiinftig9tn
oil ibr eigcneS 9iiifo.
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0ameil : yailleu.

Infer arobsr gertauf bon Damen.
Satlien bdlt an. Rir baben bereits un=
aebeure Auantitdten bertauft unb iebe
&aufertn 1T 5ufrieoen uub bod erfreut
iiber bic Rlbide ausipabI, tpeIde iie bor.
ssfunsen.
SiibfMe Bercale=9aillem NIT Sra.
gen nnb Nanihetteu, punftirt rber ee.
llluitert, Die ipobl rs Gents ipertb finb, su
so GentS.
Gin Sorratb BON Yercale Gailleu,
bic aus @arners ooraiisl ihem, neuet,
Nereole ansefertist iinb nit Rrageu unb
Wanltetsen neueiten Muiters, bic @iuen
Dollar brinsen iolten, 81 rs Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27

SnSsefammt 25 Qrbeiter'
folonien 9ibt es felt ldnserer 3eit
in perIbieeeaen 9beilen Geutlhlanbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27
Vo|b0ns gr0ssartigG RSQnlngS IelksltG.
uber BARcAINs--
Je0es Department West ReduktioleD auf.
vie sic ME VoTleT VeTzeiclDet WoTdeD sind.
geioen;euae /! Seioenseuae s!

llniere ansiteuuns ppn @eioen;eusen
iibt bic srDbte attrnftion aug. Die bil.
liaen Yreiit sieben bic s7un5en an - aber
uniere @crrdtbs iinc unerl16pflih. @ir
cffenren np9 immer:
20 stiitee 9abntai geioe, ipert6
80 Sents au 20 @ents.
@smnfterte oabmtai= @aihieibe,
5u 43 &entS
27 3Ol bre te gurab @lace, in
bslleu unb bunteln Barben, uertb so
Cents, AT so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27
In Wolfsol's DQamRutl Stores k0eDlt I1T
EuTe Wuelscle zu alien zeiteD befIiediqel.
Sdwarse &leioeritofe.

Dieies Department 1T mebt aIs re,d,.
baltts uno brilliant alsseitattet
SO 3pI breite itbiuarae Sem.
rtetta, KIN Mrs,fel, Der ME iene Snrbe
berlter1, unb nisr1al3 unter 80 Gents uer
fault iruroe; unier Speetal. 8erfaufsrreis
"a Gemts.
.3S 3pl breite itbtuar5e Sem=
rtetta, Die ben in alien anotren Gdren
gu 80 Gents bert luften an Site aIeid,
fontinen; unfer Breis 80 Gent8.
3S 3Da breite icbWarae sen.
rtetta, init Seoe oure1w,rtt. une ebenlp
gut ipts treenb elm 50 Gents giufter i'm
Sanbe Inner @erfaufspreia 35 GentS.
40 Sol breite feime fHtparse
Serge, ieoer Gabeu Moue; e,ne Qua.
litat. bic so @ents rertb lit. l1nIer
8erfanfSprsis A. Gemts.
45 3O4 breite ftbipar5e gtmrm
Serae, gang 2Soue, biibl1 ausseit tfst,
frilberer @reis 65 gents, iest 40 Gemts.
@rieffleD's i9marse uno tpeibe, bIlue
uno weite uno grane unb tpeiBe Sbeps
hefb'S PldtbS, fpertb 80 Gents; infer
WsrfanfSpreis 65 GentS.
5 gtiide YrieftleD's 9ace gnmiie,
bublh pte eln Bib; ipirfltuer 9Beitb
$1.4b; unier 8erfaufsprei8 90 Gents.
S@iparser 8pmrette geioener
0reuaottte, bic neueite 9tpnitdt in Gre.
naetne, ,pertb $l.75; unier @erfarfs.
preis $1.OO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27
Waidst)te 5toffe.

S sfiiten Dreb Stple Seeriuders @ins.
bans, resuIare I, unp 10 gentssMaare
3u @entS.
2 8ifien Gstra Beetle Giniib Satsens,
Sriiblinssitcife, 50 3oG brett, l21a etS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27

Dr.. price's Cream 9afine potnoer
6d@He 8eltsansHellunss aussebtunas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27
Soob's Htllen finb rein pegetabiIii9.


Yeriiibe Srauen. Die yer.
Ierinnen iinb iia s(llgemeinen ebenIo
9etltt9 9eneGt, ME bon bober fOrper,
ltdjer Gdlonbeit. Gas Glima oe5
lanbes, has eine 10 rei9e ullo berrlid)v
Gegetation berppr5aubert, 1T aud) uou
ginfluR auf sic Oewobuer uno Sez
wobnerinnen bellelben, uno bic tppild)s
perlilde 6rau nit ibreln ,orten Sc,
iibt, oem blumenslei0en 5etnt uao
ben onnfel gllibenoeu intelligenteu
@ugen BARI por Stilem ais Elm Broouft
ieneS &lilnaS 0elten, ME Die llnrnalz
len bon Biu;nen, Die jeoeS perlild)e
Seim umouiteu. Die mabre Noie Ters
iiens 1T aber OotD oas periii6e Meib
le!blt. Sic nnteri6eioet iib meIeutlid
uon Der 1ilrttn, Der GgDpterin nno
bon ben Orauen BON 3anger. Son
9aot1u lebbaften Geiltes, 1T lie BON
poetiidem temperament, liebt 9iinite
uno sSiMenlGaften uno wiomet lid)
auh, iolpeit ras an9ebt, lugar ser
ToIitif. Son groBem GinfluB aui Die
N!inner, III ibr Singer bel pieleu
olientliben slngele9enbetten li1tbar.
sros oeS i'm Sanbe berrldenben
SaremslebenS nit all' ieinen 3borbeis
ten uno gei6rdnfungen, bat iid Die
peritibe Srau bod cine, Die aller ibrer
moslemitii6en gGiueitern iiberrasenbe
Stelluns 3n errin9en setpubt, eine
Stellung, bic in man9er Oinlidt
fosar bic Der europaiiden Srau iiber<
trifft. go lit ibr gum 9eiipiel ibon
ldnsit geitattet, fir eisene 0aednuns
Elm 9ei6dft 3u betreiben, Yrtpateisen'
tbum 3ll beiisen, ais 3eusin Dor @es
ri6t auf3utreten, S6riftitiide sl attes
itiren II. I. M. Dafiir iit iie fit tire
S6uloen aber aud perlonli6 perant,
wortlidl unb bat bel elmer @9etbung
6as 0iedt, ibre ainoer fir ii6 3u beans
fbrndler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27
Nene Gletoeritoffe.

27 3DlI breiter ,,Mumileline
Srtiie", fer neueite tp iasbte 5tctf,
neue 0ufter tn allen @enres, su IS @ts.
80 stittfe neue fran55fiid,e ga.
teens, tn ben auerneueften MuIteru, ~
35 @ent8.
p 3oa breite geibemitpffe, in
tletnen aletIiebiten Multern unb SoppsI,
farben. gu so Gents.
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strnmpf . Waarell.

so 9nkemo i6par3e ,,Macp". .Das
menitriimpfe, IN gutter 2ange, feta aear.
bettet ioertb 35 Gents baS Boar 4Sir
osrfaufen hiefeIben iest ;u 25 Gemte.
45 9ukenb felne Damemftrnmpfe
init Ooppellnblen. tpertb 30 Gents, tper.
ben gu 35 GentS Oas 9aar persauft.
so 9utenb Gtriimpfe flr &inber
uno iurse Mdo9en. obne Ndbt, Oerb1
&ibbeS, @r5be 5-915, elm anter artiiel
filr 20 Gems, tperhen au 12k Gemt8
bereauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27

5ruit5 uno gombinationen limb III.
pppuldr. Gs giebt aber eine Dirt
''Trust" gegen bic Niemaab etwas
gu iagen bot. Dies 1T bas 5ruit ooer
gertrauen, Oas bas Yu5litum bot in
6opb's arfapari(la.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27
0anOiAnh. .Oepcrteneat.

40 9utenb 8 men @laee Sanb.
t9ube, ST. ppfe Sdnae. reatIdrer 9reis
$l.OO; 5it 75 Semts bas Bear.
20 0nteno Damen @aumtlets, in
tellen nnh butttlen Sarben, ein Bargain
au $3.50. iett nmr fur $1.OO.
SS 9mkenb Oamen Nfcusquetaire, 8
&nopte Sanae in all sGattirungen, fur
geiub unb Yromenabe; Elm gutter $2.Oo
oaubfhnb gu $1.5O.
8 0nResto gbanoia Sanbl9nbe, 8
Gnopf Sanse, gu $1.OO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27

BeiaB! Gtidereien!
$500 gtiidee mene GtEdereiem.
De 9roBte Aus,uahl BON 9aeubeiten 1T
aut unleren gertaufss anb 8arsaintifhen
gu ieben.
5000 Oarbs San,burser stidereien,
e bis 3o'i brett, ipertb 10 Sents, bieIe
8Ode tiir 5 GentS.
$500 YaroS Samburser Stifereieu
IN blb,bsn, eycluiioen Muftern, BON AZ
bis 9 3ol brett, Die 20 een.s pertt iino,
au 10 GentS.
1900 stiitfe rimiibe eti6eteiem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27

BON alien Bieren in Der Welt,
Lone Star, ant beiten mir sefdllt |
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-27

Oit
WS9entlihe 6reie Yreie fir sera
eri9eint
leeen DonnerRaa
unb foitet
$3.50 ftir bas Sahr Dber S1.2E
q Dssnate tn WDrausbesabIuna.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-11-20
ROCHESTER,

Nov. 10.-Rey. and Mrs. Burchfeld, Of
Conneaut, O., were calling on friends in
this place last week. They left for New
London. Saturday, where they will com.
mence revival meetings.
Rev. Homan, of Cleveland, filled the
pulpit at the Baptist church, Sunday
morning and evening. The Christian
Endeayorers were out in the evening In
full force, taking hold Of the work agair
Ray Coates will be taken away soon fol
medical treatment.
Nelson Bacon, OF Madison, Wis, is Wis.
iting his sister, Mrs. ]. R. Coates.
Miss LOssie Pond entertained Miss
Messenger Of New London, Sunday.
N. M. Pond and wife are spending O
week in Cleveland.
The blind trio gave some very fine
vocal and instrumental music at the
town hall Saturday evening. 1t was
highly appreciated by all.
Rev. A. H. Lash, Of Athens, O., will be
here in two weeks to begin work as pas
tor Of the Baptist Church this winter.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-11-20
PITTSFlELD.

Nov. H,-Some of our farmers are
furnishing teams for excavating the
dirt from the new reservoir at Oberlin.
Quite number of our Pittsfeld people
have received invitations 10 attend the
wedding Of Winnie Sanders, Of LAGRANGE,
to Grant Pitts, of this place, on Wednes-
day Of this week. Winnie was formerly
one Of our girls and we shall be glad to
welcome her back again. Congratula-
tiOns.
Miss Mabel lockwood is staying for q
time with Mrs. Alice Sherman, of Well
ington.
Six of our ladies of the L. 0. T. M.
visited Wellington hive on Monday night
Of last week. They report a splendid
time if 1t was most morning before they
arrived home.
The corn social held at Richard Glib
bOns' last Wednesday night was a COM
plete success, about $50 being present.
The house was very tastefully decorated
with corn and corn stalks. Free supper
was offered as prize to the gentleman
and his lady who furnished the three
best ears Of corn, Charles Avery being
the lucky one won the prize. Some very
fine corn was exhibited, democratic
corn taking the lead. Entertainment Of
the evening was music by Miss Pearl
Billings, Miss McNelly, and Mrs Arnold !;
recitations by Nina Root, Mabel Blessing,
Myrtle Rogers, and Miss McNelly.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-11-20
PENFlELD.

Nov. 18.-The ladies Of the M. f.
Church will give an entertainment on
Wednesday evening, November 27. They
will also serve an Old-time oyster supper
at the town hall on the same evening.
Everybody cordially invited.
Mrs. Neal McConaughy has been visit
ing her parents and friends at her old
home in Michigan. Miss Sarah Wilson
has been attending to her domestic dut-
les while the tired wife and mother
sought the much needed recreation.
Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Schwimley visit
ed in 0berlin one day last week.
A. W. Lurkee, Of the Columbus peni.
tentiary who was for some days the
guest Of his daughter, Mrs. Fred Bar.
low. Mr.. Durkee occupies the position Of
guard in one of the inner departments.
We are glad to again see Miss Tillit
Starr upon our streets and congratulate
her upon her recovery from long an(
severe illness.
The teachers of our graded school, Mr.
Noble and Miss Mamie White, will give
school exhibition, assisted by theil
pupils, at the Baptist church, On Friday
evening of this week; admission 10 cts
Everyone cordially invited to come and
lend his support to the common cause,
in which all should be interested. Lei
our tOwnsmen give them the encourage.
ment afforded by generous and appre.
ciative audience, as it is really due that
we should show our kindly appreciation
Of their long and patient work to assist
our children in the path of knowledge.
W. j. Krebs made a visit to Medina OF
Saturday last.
The old friends of Mrs. Peter Denham
now resident Of LOrain, will regret tt
learn that she is dangerously ill, Of ty
phoid fever in its worst form. At las
account we learn that she has prospects
of recovery. Miss Margaret Denham
her sister-in-law, is at present taking
care Of her. Mrs. Denham is a membe
Of the L. 0. 7. NJ.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-11-20
CORRESPONDENCE.
NEWS ITEMS FROM OUR NEIGH
BORING TOWNS.
AL About the Recent Happenings and
Events of Special Interest to Read
ers of the Enterprise, Cleaned
by its Corps of Reporters.
BRIGHTON.

Nov. 19.-Farmers are taking adyan-
tage OF the fine weather and are doing
their fall work up early. Corn husking
is nearly through.
The recent change in railroad time
gives our people a chance to go wpst
quite early.
Our saw mill has been doing consid-
erable saving already this fall.
Mrs. Hugh Mosher is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Minnie Abbey, in Paines-
vile.
K. Baird is reported no better.
Miss Daisy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. F. Greene, is very sick, having
been under the doctors care for some
time.
There was very large gathering at
the M. E. Society dinner at Mrs. C. E.
Fox's last Wednesday.
Messrs. Ed and Will Howe are stop
ping for the present with friends in
town.
Our public schools closed last week
for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Sarah Beach, Of Wellington, is
visiting friends in town.
The NJ. E. church makes a very pleas
ant house of worship since its recent re-
pairs.
Mr.. Hart is shipping poultry to the
eastern markets for Thanksgiving.
Miss Gibson and Mr.. Sheffield, of
Camden, were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Myers Sunday.
Henry Loveland moved his family and
household effects to Elyria last week
where he has employment in the steel
plant.
Mr.. StOrrow has commenced to haul
lYaber for new barn to take the place
OF the one recently burned.
Ray Coates, who has been demented
for the past few days, is no better and
his friends expect to take him to the
asylum soon.
There will be temperance enteE.ain-
ment next Sunday evening at the N. E.
church under the auspices of the Ep-
worth League.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-11-20
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Three Offenders Are Sentenced to the Pen.
itentlary for Various Crimes.
CASES DISPOSED OF,

| Three Offenders Are Sentenced to tho Pen
itentlary for Various Crimes.
CASES DISPOSED OF.
Frank Coon, held for burglary ant
larceny, plead guilty and was sentenced
by Judge Nye to one years Imprisonment
in the penitentiary.
John Murphy was given eighteeI
months on similar charge, for stealing
eight pairs of shoes from a freight ca
last spring.
James Betters plead guilty to rape an(
was sentenced for two years in the peni
tentiary.
John Kerns plead guilty to assault ant
battery and fined $40 and costs.
r. A. Wilbur, plaintiff, vs.. Hiram
Knapp; proceedings in aid of execution
Defendant ordered to appear November
IA and answer concerning his property
Ohio VS.. Melvin Bassett; petit larceny.
Fined S. and costs.
A. q. TillotsOn VS.. the L. S. Il NJ. S.
Ry Co.; money only. Dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
j. Resek vs.. Maggie BRASIL; money
only. Settled and costs paid.
NEW CASES.
A. j. Weiner VS.. Martha Weiner; mon.
ey only. Cognovit.
George G. Van Cleef and Edward A.
Van Cleef, executors Of the will of Maria
Van Cleef, deceased, vs.. Edward Robin
son and William Tran; money only.
Frank Dimpter vs.. Walter BOnsor;
money only. Verdict for plaintiff, 81.
A. E. Schade & Co, VS.. j. G. McLaugh-
lin; to subject lands and equitable re-
lief. Decree and order of sale.
Mary j. Davis, administrator, vs.. G.
L. Il W. R'y Co; money only. Settled.
Emma Hannum vs.. Frank H. Hannum;
divorce. Defendant ordered sent to Jail
for thirty days for not paying alimony
as ordered by the court.
Christian Bott vs.. Martin Kench;
money only. Settled and costs paid.
Mary Gerke, administrative, VS.. L. s.
& NJ. s. Co.; money only. Verdict for de-
fendant.
John Wechsler vs.. L. S. & NJ. S. R'y
Co. Dismissed by plaintiff at his cost.
Byron M. Wellman vs.. Mary BOynton;
repleyin. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Ann COlgan, administrative, vs.. L. S.
& M. s. R'y Co.; money only. COntin-
ued.
Cases Of cognoyit are fled against
Martha Weaver by A. j. Weaver, |. j..
Gordon, A. B. Harrison and Elias Larnie.
First National Bank. Of Wellington, VS..
Samuel K. LaundOn ct al; equitable re-
lief.
Herbert R. Bache vs.. ]. j. Koch ct al. T;
money only.
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ter a long, severe illness.


ter long, severe illness.
The family Of George Green arrived in
Sullivan last week and expect to make
Sullivan their future home. Mr.. Green
has been here the past summer.
Gordon McAdoo, superintendent of the
Nova high school, was in Sullivan last
Saturday night.
Will Dunlap has moved to the center.
Sam Clark and wife, of Spencer, visit
ed at Martin WindelI's Sunday.
S. and S. FBrice went to Buffalo Sat
urday with four carloads Of cattle.
Master York Dudley spent last Thurs
day with his aunt, Mrs. Loomis, in Hunt
ingtOn.
Mrs. Pearl Ballou visited in Sullivan
last Saturday.
The members Of George McConnelIs
family are nearly all on the sick list.
Gene having lately returned from the
west where he has had charge Of cheese
factory, is suffering from what is feared
will terminate in typhoid fever.
Charley HOlbrook and wife, Of Ashland,
spent a few days at Lewis Cummings.
Bernard Holbrook has returned home
from hunting expedition in northern
Michigan.
Miss Anna Hart has gone to Cleveland
for medical treatment.
Miss Eta Smith died at the home O.
her sister, Mrs. James Beam, last week
after a long Illness. Funeral was helt
Monday at the Disciple house.
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HUNTINGDON.

Nov. 49, John Snow is with her
sister, Mrs. Rogers, for the winter.
Grace Chapman, Of Wellington, visited
in town over Sunday.
Flora Phelon spent most Of last week
in Wellington.
Married, at the home Of the brides
father, November l2, by Elder Willard,
of Camden, Bert Boone and Miss Nellie
Handley. Theyareprominentyou youngpeop-
leof the Baptist Church, and the best
wishes Of their friends go with them on
their journey through life.
Union services at the NJ. E. church
Thanksgiving at 1890 a. IN.
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.85 - = $l.00
o-O--o

sElyria people are aware
Of the values they can get il
clothing. For the Is pei
cent. discount sale is still OIL
and will remain on for the bal,
ance Of 1895. The store is
still crowded with goods and
by the first of the year with.
out doubt all winter goods
will be Sold
We find on some articles
that the discount brings the
selling price right down to
the wholesale cost, while on
Others it leaves us a profit OF
a few cents and we always
figure the discount even to the
penny on every bill Of goods
bought. AS we buy the
goods right the customer real
ly- gets them at cost. Four
teen kinds of $1,000 suits.
The discount reduces them to
7 $3.50. All-wool black and
blue overcoats at the same
! price. Then there is a nice
line Of holiday neckties. SOC
ones are two for 85c, and a
large lot Of 25c ties at four
for S5c. Fine all-wool under
wear at S5c, and SO on; every
article marked a dollar is now
85c. The REASON of the Cur
SALE is because Of Mr.. Bakers
death.
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State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo, ! +.


Frank j. Cheney makes an oath that
he is a senior partner Of the firm Of F. j.
Cheney & Co., doing business in tho city
Of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum Of $l00
for each and every case OF catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use Of Halls Ca
tarrh Cure. Frank j, Cheney,
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day Of December,
A. D., 1885. A. W. Gleason,
[sEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Send for testi-
mOnials, free. +. ]. Cheney Il Co., To
ledO, O.
e8- Sold by druggists, 75c.