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ONIONS, VEGETABLES.

Receipts OF vege ables ample. New Potatoes
are slow.
PUTATOES-N New Potatoes, "a @114c q fb:
Sweet Potatoes, 81 25@l IS p ctl Early kose 65aS
roc . Gil; River Reds, 70@75c: Burbank Seed
llngs, 50@60c p ctl for Rivers and 60QSOc for
Petaumas: Oregon Burbanks 6bc@Sl.
ONlUNS-OreGons 81 5O@3 q ct. Cut Onions,
81 25G1 SO p sack. Nevadas. SO 5U@3. Aus.
tralian Onions iobbing at s5t@5 so = etl.
VEoET ABLES-Receipts were $50 boxes AS
paragus. 45S boxes Rhubarb lOi1 SKIS Peas
Hothouse Cucumbers are quotahle at 50cGSl y
dozen; Asparagus, 75e@S1 % y box for common,
81 5OG2 for choice and 50 Is q box for fancy:
khubarb, Z5@40c ior ordinary and 5r6D7 SC for
choice large; Marrowfat Squash. $6@7 2 ton
Dried Peppers, 6@Sc . b; Green Peas, 50@75c 2,
sack: Los Angeles String Beans y n:
Dried okra S@9c p 10; Cabbage. 75@s5c p cti;
Carrots 2ot90Ve 2 sack: Garlic, l12@2c 2 b.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, n. Y. April 24.-speculative in
terest is centered in few stocks which fnde pend
ent influences operated he general market was
dominated thi oucbouS the first hour by the Euro.
an war situation and pursued a sagging ten
dency.
Trading continued exceedingly dull to the close
and was argeiy confined to high-priced industrial
The general list rallied q fraction for a brief ma
r1od but failed to ho.d the advantage closing ir.
r-gu ar and rather weak, net losses to a trivial
amount being the rule. The only oieworthy
movement was sharp decline in Missouri Pa
citic
on the strength of the Turkish reverses, and the
opening here London parity in interna-
slight fraction.
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PROVISIONS.

CURED MEATS-Bacon. 71sc p n for heavy. &c
p n for light medium, DC for light. lOc p b
for extra light and l2c D n for sugar cured East
ern sugar-cured Hams. l21ac p h; California
Hams, lie p ID; Mess Beef. 50 y bbl: extra
mess do SO so; family do, 81 i@l0 So extra
prime Pork, SO so; extra clear. $l4 y bbl mess,
$l2 = bbl; SmO~ed Beet, l0c q b.
'RD-Eastern terces are quoted at 534c for
compound and 612c tor pure; pals 7c; Cal
ifornia tierces, 41ac for compound and 51sc for
pure; haIfbbls, 612c; 10 ID tins &c; do 5-ib 714c.
COTTOLENE-oc in Uerces and 74@S1sc in
1U-ib TINS
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.

Butter is steadier, owing the general pac ki ng,
both here and In the country and TO free buying
the south. Cheese and Eggs are unchanged.
BUTTER
CREAMERY-Fancy creameries. l3@131ac; Sec
onds l2@1212c I. ID
DAIRY-Choice to fancy, ll@l2c y n; lower
grades, S@luc.
PIcKLED-1 31a@Sl4c a fb for new.
FIRKIN-l3@l4c q h for new.
CREAMERY TUB-New. lac p b.
CHEESE Choice mild new, o1aoi7c q n: COM
mon to good, b1s6o6c Cream Cheddar, lO@1lc
Young America, 7@Sc: Western, lie: Eastern, l3
g15c p L.
kGH S-Ranch Eggs, 1l1s@12c; store Eggs, 10
@1lc 2 doz; Duck Eggs, lac.
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FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

An advance in Flour may be looked for at any
nom mt, owing 10 the sharp rise In wheat Rolled
Barley Is firm
FLOUR tesh prices are: Family extras,
- 1904 IS: Bakers extras, 81 60@4 65: super
fine $4@4 80 . bbi.
CORN AL ETC-Feed Corn SIT 5O0QlS;
Cracked Corn, S1S1l9 p ton.
M1LLSTUFFS-Price in sacks are as follows,
usual discou Mt to The trade: Graham Flour az IS
y 100 MS; Rye Flour. 81 SO q 700; Rice Flour,
s. 40; Cornmeal, $2g2 20: extra cream do; 50 IS
81; Buckwheat Flour 50 25@t So; Cracked
Wheat, So 50; Farina $4; w hole Wheat Flour
81: Rolled Cats tbblsl. - 1895 b; Pearl Barley,
s3 7594; Split Peas, So 90; Green do, 81 IS . 100
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DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

Strawberries that came in badly shaken up had
to go a. the lowest quo a.ions which explains the
wide'range in prices. Fresh stocks of Lines are
on the market. Fancy Navel Oranges higher
but common stock is still che ap. Lemons continue
dull.
Receipts OF Strawberries were 81 chests.
DEC1DUOUS FRUITS
Strawberries. $6@l2 p chest for large and slO@
II for small.
Apples s1@2 p box.
CITRUS FRJ ITS-Navel Oranges are quo table
at S3G4 D box for choice TO fancy and 81 25@2
q box for common: Seedlings. $l1l so . box;
Mediterranean Sweets 81 o0@2 q box; Lem
ons, 75c@Sl % Tor common and 81 50G2 rs
for good TO choice; Mexican Lines, So 60G7 y box;
California Lines. 75c@$l q OK: Bananas Sl@2 q
bunch; Pineapples, S2aG4 q doz
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CORS-Cash. z51sc; May, 251ac
oATs-Aprii, 17Asc; May, lS1sc
ELAX-7ec
TIM0THY-S2 S21z
CLOVER-$7 90.
Produce.
PoRK-A pril and May SS 55
LARD-Aprii and May. Sil7
RlBS-April and May, 81 1894 771I
Livestock
HOGS-Lgnt, s3 e5a4 171a; mixed. S3 906
l212: heavy. IS 60@< 071a: rough. s3 COOS rs
Estimated receipts for Monday, 27,u00
CAffLE-Beeves, So s50J5 30: cows and heff-
ers. 81 O09s 50; Texas steer, So 40@4 40; stock
ers and feeders, SO 4O@4 so. Receipts 5uO
SHEEP-Sative sheep, IS 0Ue,a so; Westerns
$3 10@4 so; lambs "a 60@5 70. Market quiet
ReCeipts 1000.
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oIlcake Meal at the mill. s2s 50 . ton; iobblng,
S27 SO.
HAY-wheat, $s@1o SO; Wheat and oat $7@
10: Oat, $6@S 50; Barley, SO 50@S; Alfalfa, So
yer, $8@S p ton.
STRAW-2516Oc p bale
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

No further change in this m arket. except an ad-
vance In Peas.
, BEA >s1Bayos quoted at 81 e09l s5: Small
q ctl; Pinks. SiG1 20; Reds, 81 lOGl 80: Black
eye, 81 b0@1 IS; Red Kidney. 81 1902 20: Lii
al 20.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard s2 5Da2 rs; Yellow
Mustard, 81 so p ctl: Flax. 81 so p ct; Canary
seed, l4@-14c . ID: Alfalfa, 614c; Rape, 21a(0
294c; Hemp Sc: Timothy, 41ac
DRIED PEAS-Niles, 81 1091 2b Q ctl; Green,
81 300l 60 p ctI.
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Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK BAaK STATEMENT

NEW YORK n. Y, April 24.-The weekly
bank statement shows the following changes:
Reserve, Increase, 81 900; loans, increase
S653000; specie, increase. SxAS 800: legal
tender, Increase, s3.S23 500: deposits. in crease
S5.s29O00: circulation, decrease, SS2, 500; banks
now hold 9,257.OOO in excess OF requirements
under The % per cent rule.
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CHICAGO MARKETS,

CHICAGO ILL, April 24.-Provisions in
good demand and higher in early trading but part
OF the Improvement was lost later, owing heavy
selling by leading packers. The upward move
ment in grain prices was the principal bullish
factor. Trading was largely of local character
Ribs continue 10 attract considerable attention
ami English houses are reported good buyers. In
livestock hogs were eady and unchanged for
lis ht gades. The rest or the list was s lightly
lower. Receipts were larger than expected, reach
ing 5.O00 agains. an estimate of 1000.
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

Hogs are quoted lower again.
Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers foliows
BEEF-First quality. &c; second do. 5@51ac;
third do, 4@41ac = H.
VEAL-Large. 59oc: small, 697c q D.
MUTrO\-Welhers,5 5Ia d6c; Ewes, sc "A n
LAMB-Spring 61a@7Iac p H.
PoRk-Live Hogs. 31IG32sc for large and 31a
dressed do, 5961ac-
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FOREIoN MARKETS.
London.

London.
LONDON, ENG, pril I4.-Consois, 1llJs; sill
yer, 2S14d; French rentes, l02f Soc
, Liverpool.
WHEAT Firm. No. ] standard California
wheat, BIS I'd; cargoes off coast. firm; cargoes on
passage hrm out Httle doing; Liverpool wheat,
No. California. 6s 512d; wheat In Paris, firm;
-four in Paris firm.
COTTON-Uplands, -32d.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
LIVERPOOL quotations for 40. Red Winter: Nav
6s S1ad; July, 6s 31ad; September, 6s 21ad.
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HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS.

Dealers rather expect an advance In Hay shortly
unless we get rain. Bran and Middlings are firm.
BKAN-SI3@l3 so for the best and $l29l2 SO
q ton Tor out ide brands.
MIDDLINGS - $17@1S for lower grades and
elS bU@l9 80 p ION for the best
FEEDsTUFts - Rolled Barley, S15@16 SO.
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sun. MOON AND TIDE

CEirxn fTArns COAST ANn GEoprrrc suRvIv
TINES AND HEI6HTs OF HIeH AND Low
WATERS AT FoKr POINT ENrRAvcx TO
eAN FRANCISCO BAY. PUHLIsHED RY OrYf
GAL AUTHORITY or THE SUPkRINTEN DENT.
NorE-The high AMI low occur at ths
City Front (Mtssin1-streos Wharf, about twenty
hve minutes later than as Foct Point: Inc het CHS
OF tide Is the same q. both places
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POULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY There is still considerable Eastern
stock on hand aud another car will be offered o.
morrow.
Live Turkeys. 14@1sc for Gobbiers, 14al SC for
Hens: Geese . pair. 81 80; Goslings, $2@2 so;
Ducks, SO 094 for old and SIS 5OG7 for young;
Hens. S4@5; Hoosters young. Sc 50GS do, old, ga
"a 5U; ryers, Sb 50@6: broilers, S4 5O@5 SO
for large and 50 25@3 2b for small: Pigeons, 81 SO
o. q doz tor young and 8 250l So for old.
GAME-Hare, nominal; Rabbits nominal.
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FOR SAN JOSE. LOS GATOS & SANTA CRUZ

GTEAMER ALVISO LEAVES PIER DAILY
Saturday exceptedl at p n Freight and
Passenger. Fare between San Francisco and
Alviso SOC; San Jose, 75c Clay A. piar n
w W. hants Clara sts San Jose
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Aprtl-4S9I.

NoTE-In the ABOVE xposition OF the tides the
early morning tides given in the left hand
column. and the successive tides Of the day in the
order OF occurrence as TO time. The second time
column gives the second tide OF the day, tho third
time column the third tide ana the last or right
hand column gives the last tide OF the day exceps
when there are but three tides. as somstimes
sccurs The heights given are additions to ths
soundings on the United States Coast Survey
charts. except when minus sign (-) preoedes the
height. and then the number given Is subtrac,ivs
from the depth given bv The charts
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THE OMMERCIAL WORLD
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Bank ciearings gain over per cent.
Silver fraction lower
Wheat doomed 71sc.
Barley and Oats rising
Corn and Rye frmer
Flour expected to advance
Hay rules strong.
Beans ands seeds duh.
Dried Peas higher.
Coal firm. a.. .
potatoes and Vegetables in good supply.
But er steadier
NO change in Ch eese and Eggs
Eastern Poultry again in s, ock.
straw wberries arriving more freely.
resh stocks of Lines.
thoice Oranges higher
Lemons dull.
Quick demand for Prunes
Prov isions quit
Hogs lower again
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Mining stocks were lowe. at the close and the
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The Time Ball.
BRANCH BYDRoeRAPHrc OFFICE, U. s. ny
MERCHASTs EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO. Aprn "a. 1897.
The time ball on Telegraph Hill. was dropped
exactly at noon to-dsy-L e. at noon OF the l20ta
meridian. or exactly ct F. NJ, Green wich time.
w. S HUGHES
Lieutenant U. 4. N. in charge.
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3 Mon. lrue. lly el IThrs. Fri sat.
BOARD SALES,

ycIIowiag were The sales in the San Francisco
Stock Eoard Yesterday:
REGULAR MORNING SESSION roMMrSrrSa :so.
5nO Alta 400 Point. -. 3S SO Potosi 81
2O0 Belcher. 40 100 q & Co.. .3ll250 .... bs
20 E&B-. ..-et 500 Mxic ....47 500 Scorpion. .O5
800 Bullion. % 2S00 occidu: 24 so Stdrd . 6U
100 CC&V... L75i2U0 ...........25 .25lsOU sv>...,29
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates Of Departure From San Frauci.co.
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BANh CLEARENGS.
MONEY IN THE COUNTRY.

Local bank cleariDGs last week were slS, $685..
675. against Sl2,702,726 Tor the same week In
1896 ~ "
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Following wers The saAei IL The Pacific stock
i laI ii \ rd.
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According TO a statement issued by the Treasury
Department at Washington. the amounts and de-
sorptions of money in the United States on the
1st OF April, 1897, were as follows:
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pot fairly active for export end STRONGER.
future closing: April, % 1sc; NAV. 1880;
Der S01ac
FLO R-Firm-r and fairy active. Some export
dem and Sales $500 bbls. Spring in bbis, No. 2
extra So 20@3 SO; No. l extra. So 4068 80;
stralghts, SS ,0@4 10; patents, 81 300t 60
GRAIN FREIGH TS-New ork u Liverpool
by steam, 214d
Produce.
PROFESSIONALISM. Prime. 50 371a
PORk-Mess $S 1893 IS.
TALLOW-S1sc.
SUGAK-Cuha, centrifugal. S14c
HIDES-1612c.
Dried Fruits.
Trade dull. Supplies light. prices steady.
RAIS1N S-California. so Id boxes 23zc; crown
4@5s4c; seeded TAO ,19c; seedless muscateis,
51s@o34c.
CUkKANTS-Are quoted at 4ss@s1ac in bar
rels and 412@514c in cases: Cleaned bulk, 5L2@5c;
cartons, 6(1S 1ac.
RUNkS-Ialiforna, 25-ib boxes, 4@71ac; So
n boxes, 312@7c.
PkACHE9-Caliiornfa nnpeeled, bags. e@s1sc;
boxes, 712G91ac; peeled. l2@l5c
APRlCOTo-Californa, boxes, 9@I5c: bags 3
GLE.
VAIN UTs- California standard. 61ac; soft
shell, &C.
ALMoN DS-Sheiled. 16@:9c
DATES-fersian, 60-ib boxes, 27s@414c: fard
boxes 4s4@5c; cases. 51a@6c.
FlGS-Fa ancy ordinary, l2@lSc; fancy washed,
2t@24c
CITRoN-Fancy, boxes, 1l@121ac.
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STEAMER lDEsrfNArloS. s.TL. rirs
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SAN LEANDkO AND liAHWARDS LOCAL..
foot of Market Streetl
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rOINr LOR0S April 24-l2 r. M-wearher
hazy. wind w; yeioci.y s nnsA
Charters.
The Br ship Dovenby Hall is chartered for VIII eai
to Europe. It's 3d.
The bark Rufus Wood loads coal at Nanaimo
for this port; Nor bark Fantas lumber at Hast
ings Mill for United Kingdom or Continent; br
bark Selkirkshire, lumber at Portland for Yox O.
hama, 35s.
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M Memorandum.

Per Queen-A bout % miles Sc OF Point Arena
passed the stmr Protection with dis masted schr
Elevenia in tow.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-17

7. Hall, one of our old and esteemed
citizens, died at his home on Prospect
street, last Friday after short illness,
aged rs years. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, services
conducted by Rev. R. L. Waggoner. DR..
HoughtOn read sketch of his life which
will be published next week.
The National Recorder is weekly
paper devoted exclusively to information
about new ideas, inventions, and dis
cOyeries. We will furnish this paper one
year to our subscribers for the low price
of twenty five cents. We cannot accept
over thirty, subscriptions at this price
and il you want The paper you must
come quick.
A Home Missionary rally will be held
in the Congregational church Thursday
Feb. l8th. Meetings at POO and G:3C
p. m. with addresses by Mrs. II. S. Cas-
well, secretary Of the National Woman
Home Missionary Union, and Rev. II. D.
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-17
FROM OUR EXCHANGES

The Lorain Herald says that the new
$i00,00 foundry is employing thirty-six
men and running thirteen hours day
A eleven ton roll was east on Saturday
for the johnson company, worth sixty
five dollars a ton. They have orders for
eleven more rolls and these with the
work Of the johnson Company and the
Otis Steel Company make promising
future for the foundry E'ylia Repub-
lican.
The old gentleman Beese who just fell
short of the century mark at his death a
few months ago, is not likely to be tie
only one of our citizens who attain re-
markable longevity. Mr.. IIarlo Wells, Of
Lake avenue, whose ninety-hfth birth
day was recently celebrated by a host Oi
friends, is in vigorous health and even
able do drive oxen on his farms He is
the Oldest man in LOrain county now, with
every prospect Of many years of life,
Elyria Republican.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-17

Last Tuesday evening as Burt HOwk
and family were retiring, their home was
invaded by nearly sixty of their friends,
bent on mission of surprise.
The event reminded Mr.. and Mrs
Howk that this was their twelfth mar
riage anniversary. The evening was
occupied with regular old fashioned
pastimes, music, songs, and speeches, the
host responding to all Overtures in a
jolly appreciative manner. A dainty
lunch was served. Tim Herrick made
a characteristic speech OrtwO and pre-
sented the family with several handsome
gifts in behalf Of the assembled guests.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-17
General Clearance Sale
SERAGE, the Shoe Man.

my husbands disability was total and
permanent, the assessments were discOn-
tinued and the face of the certificate is
being paid to me by installments of one
hundred dollars year. | have received
three installments and made three pay
ments on the home we had bought and
partly paid fore besides clothing three
boys and keeping them in school
The X. 0. 7. NJ. is good order and the
members may rest well assured that the
benedciaries and dependents are amply
protected, wish to thank the members
OF Wellington Tent, and especially the
Record Keeper for kind favors and assist
ance.
MARY A. GREETHAM,
Beneficiary.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-17
gram

The Wife Of Professor v. q. Ward, now
Of the Emerson School Of Boston, has in
her own light eminent claims lndistinct.
ion. While an invalid she mastered
other foreign languages than The French
ana German with which she was already
familiar, having been iiDeraiy educated
III this country and sIUdied sonic Tint
abroad. She has published several
books and has in preparation 9Th,
French Poet in Politics" Her "Od Col
Onial Days is said TO be a charming
contribution to literature Of This class
"pruphets Of the Nineteenth Century
and Studies in Fench ana Italian Lit
erature" are among her popular works
Mrs. Ward is President Of THE New
England WOman'S Press Association
and is prominent as an officer in the liter.
ary Clubs Of her city, state, and feGela-
lion of WOman's Clubs. Modest aud re.
firing she has attained the position SHE
occupies by the recognition Of her earn
est WOrk as a student aud her rare gift
aS an Interpreter o, the best literal y
minds VI the ages. Called out uf her re-
tiremenC 10 speak or read TO Women's
Clubs, classes If literature in parIOrS an(
churches, she has 81 instruc ed and i'll
Spired these that she is in constant de-
mand for University Extension courses
college lectures, and 10 speak whenever
the choicest company is gathered i'll thest
pursuits.
She has the reputation of a very able
and impartial presiding officer, and is {
biOgrapher Of judicial fairness and dis
elimination, Mrs. Ward lived in Well
ingtOn only part Of the time her hus
band was pastor here being then an in
valid and i'll a hospital or at medicina
springs much of the time, but she wa,
loved, admired, and appreciated by thos(
fortunate enough to have made her ac
quaintance, who rejoice in her restored
health and wide usefulness. Their home
is in Cambridge, Mass. where the daugh
ter is in Radcliffe college.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-17
A GOOD ORDER.

When my husband first spoke to me Of
joining the Maccabees was very much
opposed to it. He tried to explain what
a good order it was and what a benefit
the protection would be to me and the
children if he should be taken away. |
couldnOt bear to think of anything of
this sort happening as at that time he
seemed well and strong. He finally
Joined without my consent and took a
certificate for $1,000. In less than four
months he lost lis mind and had to be
taken to the asylum, where he has been
confined for nearly four years. When
satisfactory proofs were furnished that
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-17

+. D. Bush of Wellington was in the
city yesterday in search of a house intr
which he expects to move his family
within the next two weeks. Mr., Bush is
an old and respected citizen of yelling,
ton and comes to Norwalk to make it his
future home. He is manufacturing and
placing on the market gasoline burner
for cooking and heating stoves and says
he has something the people will wait
to buy when they see it wOrk.-Norwalk
Chronicle.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-17
LOCAL NEWS

Orders for stamping taken at the Lad
les Exchange,
The Ladies' Exchange will furnish you
on Saturday, with fresh pies, cakes,
bread etc, at reasonable prices
An old time entertainments will be
given at the Congregational church next
week. A more extended notice will ap-
pear later.
The Relief Sewing society will meet
Thursday, Feb. 25th at the home of Mrs.
!. c. f. Mason, and will serve five cent
supper, All come.
The Common Pleas court opened Mon
day morning with Judge Nye on the
bench. The grand jury was convened,
received its customary instructions and
commenced work,
We have made arrangements with the
publishers of the Toledo Weekly Blade
that enables us to offer the Blade and
the Enterprise for $1.25. The regular
price of the Blade is $l.00 per year.
The Liberal Religious Society will
read and discuss next Sunday afternoon
the sixth paper upon the theology of
an EyOlutiOnist," by Lyman Abbott in
the Outlook. The society meets in the
Maccabees Hall at 2A5 o'clock.
The twenty.sixth Annual Reunion of
The Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite MasOns
of the Valley of Cleveland, will be held
at Masonic Temple Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of this week. Sew
efal of the Craft from our city will be in
attendance.
Miss Laura Isabel HOllister of Cleye-
land, an elocutionist of rare ability, will
give few selections in the M. E. Church
Friday evening, Feb. 26th, in connection
with the Carnival of Nations" for the
benefit of Circle No. 6. Price of admis-
sion, children under IL years Of age, 10cts.
Adults, 15cts. This promises to be one Of
the best entertainment Of the kind ever
given in the M. E. Church.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-17
PERSONAL.

DR.. A. W. Hazel is in Cleveland today.
Mr.. Geo. Townsend started on a trip
west Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Branson,
son, Friday, Feb. II.
Miss Emma Simmons of Cleveland
spent Sunday in town.
W. NJ. DonOt of Toledo, Auditor of the
W. & l.. f., was in town last week.
Mr., and Mrs. r. A. Shear, Of Salem,
o., are visiting at Mrs. c. 4. Shoar's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Howk and Miss Cas-
sic visited in MptOn, the last of the week.
Mrs. Emma BiIingsIy Of indianapolis,
spent a lew days.with her uncle D. THUS.
B. Il. Lang and little daughter, of
Cleveland, were guests Of NJ. W. Lang
Sunday
W. W. Hopkins, If Greenwich, made
short visit this week with his son, L. W.
Hopkins.
MIS- W l. JehNS visited hrf parentS,
m.' al" WIZ r. H. "l'roX' lew DAYS
'nl' "seh'
Bert Warner Of Wellington was in
w,,'I',, ,y ','.. ''''' avn ""'A O''''Ni''' VI
MfE' r. l. ho'ey Oh l"Iedo' Is HlSltIng
noi 'i''e'' MIS- ueo' renue'd on East
h"lh S''ee''
w. o,I', ,ia'' vt hau+aS ', NY was IN Town
l., e,t,,,, ~ T',1 ' nuns '''' ''''''' "' VI
'' ',"''
'''', Nii's'''y' whose "'.he Is WI
"""o'! ',''c'' ''as 'eri III " Io"S 'l''"
" ' ~
'''' ""' AUS L. We Il""'lIIoh ol hIy Iia'
Tp'"' '"i''y on" M"""'y WIN Mis'
1a!eS' '4S'e' ol A''' H"loi''oh'
Mrs. ". K. "canis still very i'll, but
ui' iioI seem u oe 80 Ne"N thlS morning.
''et l'iFA'aS hopo Ioi "eI speedy recovery
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Friend and their
daughters, Amanda. Louise and Her
mine, from Pitts6eld were the guests
Of Wm. Schroeder, Sunday.
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-17
MARY a. GREETHAM,
Beneficiary.

The next meeting Of the club will be
held Tuesday evening, Feb. % at the
home of Miss Eva Gibbs. Miss Ella War
rem has arranged special program, and
every member will be repaid for drop
ping his regular work and attending the
election Of cfIicerS for the coming quar-
ter immediately after the literary pro-
gram.