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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05

NEw York. April The racingsea.
son In the EAST will open next Saturday
week, and with an infermission Of 10
days will continue until late IN the fall
The first meeting IL a. Washington I'M
der the new management. and. judging
from the list Of entries for STAKES and
the people interested. there should BE-
better sport than has ever been soon o.
the capital. The meeting viii close on
May =. Morris Park viii then b
opsned, followed BY Gravesend. Conoy
Island. Aqneduct, Brighton Beach. Co
ney Island again. Gravesend and Nor.
Eis Park % close The seaaon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05
CLAIMS TO HAVE A clNcH.
The American Protective Association and
Che rrssIaeniIal sIiuaiIan.

DErRoIT. April 4-w. Il. j. Trainor.
supreme president Of the American Pro
tective association. has issued a circular
10 the order At large upon the political
situation. President Trainor declares
that the American Protective associa.
tion has a cinch upon the presidential
situation. he urges the various state
councils 20 send their representatives to
the supreme council. which meets next
month At Washington. pledged to such
reforms ~ the subordinate members Of
the order most desire. thus avoiding the
danger Of strong partisans from using
the order for their own ends. He MAKES
q strong protest against the Marquette
statue and especially warns the order 70
oppose the resolution Of Congressman
Morse OF Massachusetts, acknowledging
the Almighty God as the source Of al
power and authority in civil govern.
ment, our Lord Jesus Christ a. the ruler
Of nations and his viii As the supreme
authority In civil Affairs. a. a remark
able and dangerous proposal TO plAcs
the affairs Of the state In the hands Of
the church.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05
USED TAE < RAYS.
bullet EHnae'eh Prom = Boys Hand
- omahs.

"a Omahs.
OMAHA. April 4-The first case In
Omaha in which a surgical operation
was successfully performed with the aid
Of the Y rays occurred Friday evening
when doctors extracted a bullet which
had been located by means OF a Roent.
gen photograph taken by Professor Tur-
ner Of the Omaha high school. The
patient was John Felic. a l2.year.old
boy. and the operation was Of such a
nature that IL would have been serious
without this aid
About two weeks ago the boy was &C.
cidentally shot Tho ball entered the
palm Of the left hand. Owing 70 the
bony structure aud tough tissues Of the
hand il was practically impossible %
locate tho bullet with n probe More.
over. the two arteries which cross the
hand AZ that point rendered an incision
q serious matter unless the exact loca.
ton Of ths bullet was known. The X
rays in An hour produced perfect plare
slowing the bullet which was easily ex.
tFaefoa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05

Jacob Allen. q prominent business
man ~ CorsioanA, Tex, IL dad
A. Blum. an old citizen Of TaFranl
county. drowned while in Deer crock.
r. +. Smithers was shot and slightly
wounded By = crazy negro At Hunta-
vile. Tex. The negro was jailed after
shooting 81 an officer.
The coopers won their strike a. she
Fort Worth paokinghonse.
Thomas Edison has completed another
wonder which he calls the ''vitascOps I"
Il is an improvement on the Kinsto-
scope.
The sugar crop Of Cuba Tor this year
IL pus down ~ only $4,000 tona tn
former crops have been about 1000. 900
tons. This means loss Of 81. 900. 900
BAllington Booths new papsE win Be-
called The Volunteer 0Azette" and
will hrst appear April II.
Edward Pollan murdered his wife and
her mother At Clinton. lila. and then
attempted suicide. Jealousy was the
cause.
AZ Jackson's ranch near Simon, I. T..
Sam Jackson shot and killed Pas Wat.
kinA The killing was over . aght b.
tween two small boya
The Southern Baseball ansociAisou
has narrowed down 10 sin clubs. Il d
composed Of New Orleans. Mobile
Montgomery. Columbus. Atlanta and
Birmingham
The grocery store Of Ma NAnnis
Wesley was destroyed a Gainesville
Tex. Loss about $500.
A Kansas woman sues for q divorce
then Slopes with her husband.
The health authorities ordered Heal
or" Sohrader 20 leave Cincinnati.
Illinois Prohibitionists are making
great preparations for their state con
vention TO be held AZ Springfield.
Six thousand people attended the sec
ond debate between Secretary Hokl
Smith and Congressman Crisp a. Al
iantA. Ga, on the financial question.
A cloudburst in eastern Kentuck,
washed down a house and drowned twl
Of its occupants.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05

NEW York. April 4-General Har.
rison received official notice upon his ar.
rival here last night thAt he could take
possession Of the gold medals presented
10 him BY Spain and Brasil while he
was president. - . token Of esteem
for the two governmental Mr. HAr,
rison could not aooept the medals On.
cept by an aol Of congress. and they
have for years bean looked up at ths
treasury department Tho passage
the act necessary TO allow Mr.. Har'
rison 10 receive them and signing ol
the measure by President Cleveland on
the eve o. his predecessors marriage 4
regarded a. especially courteous. 500
rotary Tibbetts aaid the ex.presidenI
was greatly pleased At the tinsly 40
ton. and would Immediately write n
acceptance and his thanks
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05

ST LOUIS. April l-The house Of
delegates has passed a bill providing foI
the putting Of overhead wires under
ground by Dec. 81. 1897 The bill pro
vides that all wires shall Be placed IN
der ground IN the distance bounded By
the levee. Twenty-sccond street. Spruco
street aud Wash street. All poles must
Be removed from the streets except
those necessary 20 suspend lamps and
signal boxes aud the poles necessary for
local distribution OF electrical emer.
Cencv
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05

FoRr woRTH. Tex. April 4-The
state council Of the American Pro
teOtive association met. organised and
transacted their necessary routine bust.
ness and adjourned 70 meet In San An.
tonic one year from this date. W. J.
Brown Of Cleburne. editor Of The Ban.
nsr Of Liberty. Published in that city.
was elected uresident Of the state ooun.
Gil EdwArd P. Smith. q prominent
business mn Of San Antonio. wa
chosen - state secretary. The treas
ursr did not care 20 have his name di.
VulRed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05
THU House and CUBA.
That Resolution Brought Up
and Discussed.
10 VOTE COULD BE REACHED

Further Debate WIN Take Place Before
Vote oaa Bs Taken on It-nn
noutslis csntlnusa Hh Opposition 20
Recognising Cubans as BslliEsrents.
Night session Given 90 Pensions.
WASHINGTON. April 4-The house
yesterday revived the agitation Of the
Cuban belligerence In connection with
the conference report on the Cuban res
olutions Il was not expected there
would b. much debate. bat Mr.. Bon.
tolie. by his vigorous opposition. pre-
vented action.
Mr.. Hit. chairman Of tho foreign a..
fairs committe. in presenting the con.
ference report made a very temperate
speech In the course Of which he *
pressed the greatest confidence that the
president. although the resolutions be-
ing concurrent had no binding effect on
the executive. wouli not "be 40 recre-
ant 70 his duty a. TO disregard the ox-
pressed wish OF congress"
"He in fact. refused 70 entertain tho
suggestion that Mr. Cleveland might
not recognize the belligereacy OF th,
Cubans a. a result OF the adoption Of
the resolutions. In this connection Mr.
Patterson, Dem. Tenn who IA reoog
nized a. one Of the administration
leaders. made a significant statement
III the Cubans are united" he said
Gin the cause Of Independence, they ar,
entitled 20 autonomy. and II the United
States would interfere 20 prevent spair
from acquiring new territory In thil
hemisphere. why should we not inter
fere 20 prevent her from retaining tern
tory by subiugationY'
Mr., Boutelle. on the other hand
maintained that 10 was an open secre
thas the administration was opposed &
granting belligerency 20 the Cubans
There was several exciting incident
during hts speech.
The night session was devoted % pr
vata pension bills.
The attendance at the house toda,
bo,n on the floor and IN ihe CALLER q
was slim. Several bills Of minor am
lportance were passed. among them on
Tor the relief OF settlers within the IN
demnity grant % the New Orleans an
Pacific railroad and another 20 auihS
iEe the secretary OF the treasury 70 2,
convey o. th' former owner oertai
land IA Va Verde county. Texas
Mr.. Fisher Of New York. created
brief ripple Of interest by offering
resolution directing the secretary Of AZ
riculture 20 comply IN spirit with N
resolution % congress directing the d.
tTibution Of seeds. and 20 have the see
enclosed In packages In accordance wit
the directions. for senators and men
bers. lie asked for immediate cOnsi,
Grafton. bus on objection went over
The report Of the committee on ele
tons in the case Of w. g. Robertson v
George b. Harrison Of the Third All
bamA district adopted the resolution d
claring Harrison entitled 20 his sea
The resolution was agreed 20 withoI
dehata
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05
Another not spring.

WASHINGTON. April A-Aa effort is
being made by Representative MAndAll
Of Wyoming TO have the Biz Horn hOi
springs on the Shoshone Indian reseFva.
ton In Frsmont county, Wyoming
purchased by she government. 70 Be held
Tor . public reservation. the same ~
Hos Springs. Arkansas. Indian In
Ipeotor Mclaughlin has been cent BY
the interior department. 70 negotiAse
with the Indians for the cessioa Of the
springs and . tract 10 miles square sur.
rounding than.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05
As EVIDENCE m COURT.
nosnigsa Discovery 70 Ne Used En- .
nan,s Writ Do KanaaA

WICHITA. kan. April 4-Probably
the first Instance Of = court recognizing
Roensgen discovery ~ = means Of es-
sablishing a fact In evidences is that In
which the United States district court
here directed = shadowgraph TO b.
taken Of the wrist Of Petel Noel. who IL
suing the Santa Fe road for $1,000
damages for wrongly setting the frac.
turo o. his wrist The question Of
what was the best evidence IN q case Of
that kind came up, and all the parties
interested. ~ well a. the court. agreed
that In the light Of modern science. q
shadowgraph Of the wrist would b. the
best evidence. Consequently the couri
directed Lucien Blake, professor 81
electricity IN the university. 70 maxi
a test.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05

The long distance telephone Office
was opened yesterday With Miss Ma.
RON Foote In charge. The lines are
working admirably and conversation
with parties Ia Houston, Austin, BFen-
ham and other points along the line Is
just a. easy a. talking face to face.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05

NEw YoRg, April 4 --Dispatches
have been received herr announcing tho
release Of the alleged hlihustering
steamer Bcrmuda by the Honduras au.
thorities. According 70 the reports r..
ceived the Bermuda. after leaving
Puerto Cor.ez. viii touch at all gnl.
ports before completing the trip and NJ.
turning 70 New York. Tho Honduras
authorizes are still in possession Of a
small quantity Of arms found on boarl
the Bermuda
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05
oLXMplc cLun no MORE.
Popular Opposislaa Esress LiqHidatiss
and Disbahdnsnt

Popular oppoai'laa fofces AiqnieAti'a
and Disbahdnsnt.
New ORLEANS. April 4-The Olym'
pic Athletic club. for many years ths
leading sporting club IN the country, and
before which have occurred many great
pueiiistic events By which champion
ships were decided. will iicnidate and
disband. bang unable 70 prevail against
the popular opposition 20 pugilism. A
few years ago the Olympic elab had
membership Of 1000. splendid club.
house and the finest arena In tbs coun.
try. Since the legislative movements
against prizshghung and the decision
Of the Louisiana courts thas glove con-
tests are illegal the club has hesn on the
wane. and twas finally decided 70 close
mp. being unable 20 meet expenses.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05

WASHINGTON. April A-rhe election
contest from the First congressional
district OF Alabama, made by H. Q.
Robinson. Independent.P opuhst, against
George r Harrison, Democrat was de-.
eided by elections committee No. IN
favor Of General Harrison, the sitting
member The decision was by unani.
nnu. NnIn-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05
Favsrasls 20 Knlosl

WASHINGTON. April A-The Murray.
Elliott election contest from the Fret
district In south Carolina was pFacti.
cally decided Thursday by an under.
standing reached by the heuse elections
committee which has she case In charge.
that the present member, William Eih'
OFT, who Il a Democrat, be permitted %
retain his seat
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05

DALL,s April a-whsas No 2 90. No
1n
Corn shel "a, mixed bnlr, iohl -. Sc eaf
from wagun. 20 bulls. shoiloti ziAzf ascked
csrlots Z q b country pclaia. ziest; car. u
oats-l,l .2c bulk. from wagon, carl q, Z
o. b.. country palnis. i6tea
Hay a. 0s30
Bran Johlots &c. countfy points, silif.
Lard Nrhuea IN tlsrcas. Sc. Ia pails
~, s ., ga pure leaf. In ti-r ca.6
hacon-shUrf clear stand lrt. ~ short
Gear extra o. snail clear s.sniard. ta.ta.i
~. short ear extra sailed ~ ka.tal tel
les Z. standard sassrcurcd hama a ~ ~
nra-o ~ - - ~ hreaet.ai hsenn
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05

WASHINGTON. April 4-Ths election
contest from the Fifth Alabama district
was passed on by the house committee
on elections No. I. which voted 20 un.
SEAT James +. Cobb. the Democratic TN
Oumbens. and seating Goodwin, who
ran against him as Populist rhs de-
oision was reached By party vote.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05

BOSTON. April 4.-From recent Let.
lers from eastern Turkey is Lppears
that the condition OF the destitute IN
that section IL post deplorable. in spite
Of the relief work which has been dono
there
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05
Dick JONES 81 CO
Real Estate Agt's.
OFFICE UPSTAIRS, NEXT DOOR TC
EAGLE OFFICE, BRYAN.

EAGLE OFFICE, BRYAN.
Part Of the properly that has heretofore
been advertised IN this column will
appear no mote. II has been SOLD.
Look over the list remaining u you
are . prospective purchaser II you
have property 10 sell, put Il In our
hands at selling price, not over
rated, aud perhaps Il will be the next
togo.
Three houses for colored renters,
will 90 for $500. Situated near the
railroad above the public we'll
A two hundred and sixteen acre
farm, Two tenant honses-oycr one hun
dcd acres in cultivation. ola miles
northeast OF Bryan aud near kufien.
viii exchange Tor town property.
For Rent-Two houses in Freedman
town.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR RENT.
4 taim consisting OF % acres, q good
house, one and a hall miles from town,
An extra good bargain ior a home.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Five acres of land with good well and
two houses. situated near the oh mill,
one mile from courthouse and ont OF
corporation. Will exchange Tor home
and lot within corporation.
FOR SALE.
A house with foar rooms. and tigo
lots attached. In the northern part oil
the city, on the pretiiesi hill In town.
FOR RFNr OR SALE.
TWenly.six acres Of land; SOM with.
in aud some without corporation south
If the city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05
Exclusion To Monterey And
City of Mexico.

On April Il, very low exclusion rates
will he made 10 Monterey and CITY. Of
Mexico for the Rpworth League excnr-
sion. Call on nearest Agent for full
information. d. j. Price, A. q. 7. A.,
I. 4 q. y. r.. Il.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05

MKxPHis. April s.--Jesse CLARK Of
Texas, the pngilist who was thought 20
BE- dying from injuries received IN 10.
round tight with the negro. Charles
Evans. Is slowly improving and viii re-
cuver
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05

WASHINGTON, April 4-The treas.
rry lost si6l, go In gold coin and tli,.
sSt In bars which leaves the true
amount Of the reserve Slgs. 1850.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05

CHICAGO April 4-Adolph l. Meyer.
proprietor OF a boardinghonse. has been
arrested on a charge OF Poisoning Chas-
Fenton. GO years Of age. who has lived
with MIN Tor II vears.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05

WASHINGTON. April t.-Judgo Reeve
The solicitor Of the treasury has givon
an opinion holding that the salary Of
United States Judge cannot be retained
In Satisfaction Of . bond % the govern
ment upon which he IL . surety. The
solicitor also holds that this rule applies
10 members OF congress
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05

DKcATUR. Ills. April I John Pollen.
the Clinton man who murdered his wife
and moshsr, is in jail hers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05

wEiIANDPoRT. Oat. April 4-TL
Wellandport fiourmil.s burned her
with their contents Loss. &l2s. 900; in
surance, small.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05

DALLAS April s-chscs shipping sissrs
g. srst 80
Hogs -Packaehonie 0uotCsi 80 10 1a n
saa4s-, car DAD lots; WAGON. 81 "a taps
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05
THE MARKETS


CHio,oo, April t-CNts steady, Toza.
aesfs. s1sll3aA
Shccp oldY
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-05
FOR SALE.

A house with foar rooms. and figc
lots attached. In the northern part OF
the city on The rretiiesi hill In Town.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-08
Tho ELECTION.

The nominees on the regular ticket
were elected here Monday. A large
number Of ballots could not be counted
on account Of the voters not marking
them properly. The booth system is per.
fectly proper at all elections, but the
Australian ballot we do not think is
meeting with favor. 1t is said that a
large number even decline to vote, as
they do not care to undergo a catechism
in order to cast ballot. Another grave
reason is that SO many ballots are not
properly marked and cannot be counted
and the elector loses his vote. Another
reason is that it Is very expensive, and
the last reason is that it has tendency
10 abridge the peoples rights.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
List of Deeds Filed with the County Re-
cOrder.

List of Deeds Filed with the County Re-
cOrder.
]. B. Vincent to Lizzie O. COnnell, lots
49, 20, 21 and %, Vincent allotment, Lo-
rain, $1,000.
August Bank to AnsOn Starshinski, lot
in Grafton, $40O.
The Sheffield Land Co. to the LOrain
Foundry Company, acres of land, part
Of original township lot SO, $1,000.
John Garrett to William P. Haskin, 10
acres in Avon, $1,000.
David ]. Nye to George L. Buell., lots
in Lorain, $50.
F. E. Deardsley to c. II. Thompkins, 3
acres in Eaton, $500.
Samuel Kendeigh to George Becker, |
acre in Amherst, 500.
Legrand Root to T. D. PhelOn, One-half
acre, Allen cheese factory property, Wei
lingtOn, $25.
Worthy Streator to Adam Schellhouse,
lot in LOrain, $500.
Frank F. Williams to Adam Schell-
house, 10 acres, Amherst, 81 and trade OF
other property.
Adam Schellhouse to Frank f. VIII
liams, lot in Lorain, 5000 and other
property.
G. M. StartwOod to P. f. Lyons, lot 02,
Lorain, 1921.
William A. Beebe to Mary B. Williams
44-100 acre, Cleveland street, Elyria
made to correct similar prior deed,
Dwight Corning to L. A. Bartlett, one
fourth interest in inlot Grafton, $625.
Howard Corning to L. A. Bartlett, one
fourth interest in inlOt in Grafton, 1926
John Kramer to William P. Haskin, II
acres, Avon, $500.
Elisabeth Watson to Edgar L. Rogers
40acres, Huntington, $3.50.
LOrena G. Smith to Julia P. Brumb
ct al, lot in Wellington, $7OO
The L0rain Lumber & Manufacturin
Co., to Z. 7. Drummer, lot in Roots az
dition $3.50.
William A. Ely to A. L. Garford, lot
1852 and 1853, east Of river, Elyria, 81, ,OO(
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-08
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Walter Bush will assist at P. S. Drinks.
E.P. johnson, of 0berlin, is in town.
Mrs. E. M. Vincent is in GAINESVILLE
this week.
Mrs. j. S. Mason, Of Medina, will now
reside in this place.
Miss Lettie Bennett will instruct the
young at COllinwoOd for the spring
term.
Miss Edith McIntire spent her vacation
with her friend, Miss James, in Litch-
field.
C. E. Sutliff has been confined to his
home for number Of weeks with pneu-
mOnia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Townsend, Of
Waltham, Mass, will return to Well
| ingtOn to reside.
Mabel Tucker, Mae Clark, Lena Barnes
and Frank stanard are assisting at Us.
Mallory & Co.'s.
BE Cherry and wife, of NOrwalk,
were the guests Of L. H. Wadsworth,
Friday and Saturday.
H. s. Kern, formerly with VIM. Rim
niger, is now engaged with dry goods
firm in Bowling Green.
P.W. Cowan, formerly with the En-
terprise, but now residing in Dayton, o.,
paid this Office pleasant call last week,
Mrs. s. A. Williams is in attendance
at the state assembly Of the D. Of. R ai
delegate which is in session at zanes
y vile.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-08
SERACE, the Shoe Man.

The second story Of the ladies hats will
have to be removed now when they at
tend places of amusement. The milli-
ners have struck luck this time.
Bro. Johnson, Of the Reporter, had
someimpOrtantsecretsh he desired tOimpart
to the consumers of peer last week, so
he set up one page of his paper in Ger
man.
The prices given us by the Warwick
Electric Light Company, Of Cleveland, to
light our streets, has almost paraliZed
the other companies in the same line Of
trade.
The W. & L. E. Railway Company
placed six new engines on the line last
week. They are ten wheelers with cylin-
ders nineteen by twenty-six, and weigh
sixty tons each.
Clerk Goodwin is now getting his books
and fles eady to be turned over to his
successor. Mr.. Goodwin has held the pO-
sitiOn since 1879 and his records are in
excellent shape.
The name Of the Gregory house in New
London has been changed to read Hotel
Hurlehy. 1t was reopened Friday eve
ming and about one hundred citizens
called and took supper.
! The mayor should now appoint the
necessary police to stand guard at the
doors Of the opera house when amuse-
ments are being held to inspect the
womens bOnnets or hats before they enter
Blodgett and Hydes, comedians, failed
to appear at the opera house Friday eve
ming. 1t is claimed that the advanc,
agent got the dates mixed little as tn,
company were billed to play at Chicago
/ Ohio, the same evening.
On Wednesday last the contract 70
i lighting the town with electricity wa
. properly signed by all parties interested
q The contract does not state when the wOr
!. is to be completed but expect that it is
: be within reasonable time.
q 0. P. Chapman and A. B. LambeI
were appointed by the mayor to get tn
. right of way from the property owner
= from the square to the south line OF tn
township. They met with no dissenteI
as every one appeared to want the line
pass in front of their premises.
We are in receipt of copy of Il
Easter edition Of the NOrwalk Chronicle
. edited by the ladies of the NJ. E. Churc
y Society, of that city. 1t is nice clea
sheet, in book form, containing thirty-tv
T. pages, ably edited, and reflects grej
[e credit upon the ladies and publishers +,
producing such valuable production.
l. Marshal Williams received subpOen;
te for G. W. Arner, W. Cushion, Jr., 0.
Williams, Geo. Blinn, S. A. william
g. and Chas. Elliott to attend the Unit
OF States court before Judge Kicks in Il
case of Jerry Sullivan, Wednesday, Apr
te 8, at 10 o'clOck. Jerry is not a strang
10 in Wellington. He was locked up he
December q, 1894, and January 10, IS
bo with two other parties as suspicious cha
or acters.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-08
We Buy the Best of Everything.

We sell on such close margin of profit that
our customers feel confident that bottom has
been struck. Hence the active, progressive
look Of things which some people wonder at
It's very simple-this honest shop keeping,
when you know how, and the trading public
will always pin their faith to an establish
ment Of this kind.