The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-07-22
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Wheat and Ch@G Cleaned from our rs
tecmpd Contemporaries
No man shouli become offended h'
canse one asks him for money due on al
account. If the debtor has the cash and
is SO DISPOSED the obligation can he paid
otherwise il win not be paid On demand.
This refers to amy transaction based on
credit ana the debtor should always pro
tect his credit ty prompt payment wheh
convenient, and not al!aw his honesty OF
purpose to be questioned.
A gentleman in Wooster sets up the
claim of having two sisters who are nor
in any way related to each other The
gentIeman's father had Il daughter by
his first wife. The wife died and he
married again, leaving one son, the
gentleman in question. His father died
and his mother married the second hus-
band. one daughter being the result Of
the union. Each of the daughters is, Of
coluse. a half sister to the son, but there
is no bond Of blood relation between tht
two sisters. Cambridge Herald.
1t is said the Old SnithyilIe norma
schoo! is to be resurrected. The build
ing and grounds have been purchased b!
the citizens and will he remOdeleu and
be given Improvements never possessed
before. Lodi Review.
The conviction last Friday Of J. D.
GAVIN of arson on both counts Of the In
dictmcnt for burning and attempting To
burn a school house, comes in the nature
Of a surprise TO scores Of people i'll the
county. and especially in Elyria, who
had been told that there was nothing In
the case" and that either verdict OF
acouittal or a disagreement would be
the result of the trial. Due largely TO
sympathy for Mrs. GAVIN and his respect
able relatives this report gained credence
and hundreds of people hoped that his
innocence would be established, and
their wishes instead Of their Judgment
based upon facts, were the foundation
for their opinions. Affadayits we're filed
by the attorneys charging misconduct OF
a Juror as a reason for asking for a new
trial. Counter affadayits will be fled
to disprove the charges and to show that
there are no grounds for making the
claims.
Judge Nye sentenced Wm. Hamilton,
Of Wellington, Monday, to serve three
years in the penitentiary fOr Illicit re-
lations with girl under age. The girl
is fourteen years old and step-daugh-
ter Of the prisoner, who pleaded guilty
to the grave charge.
The Lorain County Farmers Institute
Association will hold its summer meet
ing at the town hall Pittsleid, on Tues
day, August 4. Prof. j. Fremont llick-
man. agriculturalist at the Ohio Expert
ment Station, Wooster, will give two
lectures and papers will he read by
home talent. .-Elyria Republican.
The two young men Arthur Myers and
Charles Doan, charged with assault on
Postmaster Stranahan, of Litchield,
were re-arreSte0 under new warrant
last Friday charging them with assault
with intent to kill. They were arranged
before Mayer McClure and released under
d bond of $1,000 each. The hearing Of
the two eases occurs next Monday. 1t is
reported that Mr.. Strarahan is imprOv-
ing. NNlna Gazette.
The North Dakota Supreme Cour, on
Friday forenoon of last week handed
down decision on the application made
by Pancost's attorney for re-heariag Of
the case. The application is deni'l BY
the entire beucIron the ground that the
matter On which thc applicable. WI,
based had all been gone over on the for
mer hearing in error. There Is now nc
further hope to save tie life Of PHao,
except BY appeal tG the governor for tat
committeeman OF sentence. Petitions {,
that effect are heipg circulated at F&rg,
and othorpoint' in the state.
The Reflector has recently made q ytry