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SITUATIONS wANTHD-MALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -year-old colored 10y,
Wen fecDiilInended desires POSITION ia
store, driver. or waiter IA Loartiing house.
Address r. f., this oflice. je23-3t,ein
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FOX RENT-Two unfur. rooms. So 81
y st. NV. 1e2y-3t, ,em
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NANTED-By experienced colored man,
place as coachman, delivery wagon,
town or country, or care or place Tor tie
summer, first class refs. fiease au-
QresS io6 q u. le2N-.st
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WOODLA WN-Open May 20: pieasa Mt
rooms; healthy location; large grounds;
electric bells; gas and artesian water. MRS
NJ j. COLLEY, Proprietress, Rockville,
Md Address The Clarendon, Washin gton.
II. " Je2I-1m
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WANTED-Lady agents for Blehl's New
German Hyglenlc dealing ska Soap and
Dandruff Cure; qualify guaranteed or
money refunde 1; recommends by doctors
and nurses everywhere; introduced an tisep-
TIC anu disiGfectant. Call, 722 9Th ST.
NV; y ana j. je29-3t
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aELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED Bartender, good mixer, foT hot
Springs; TO-DAY. DiCh'S EuILL A0I.A-
CN blk In 1t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ATTENTI0N-Buildef and architects; new
stone for building purposes, cheaper than
any other stone on the market, no dressing,
ready TO be set: information and estimates
gwen at ROOM 81 Kellogg hGg., l4l6
r st. NV. Call and inspect samples.
je2S-3t-em
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FOR RENT-YIS N. Y ave. NV, large,
cool rooms, list and I'd fioor q Iaiistehee
accommodated je2y-6t,em
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WANTED-boy TO feed printing press.
VEN a bLE, l03 7th ST. NV. III
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MARTED-Six colored cleaners and scrub
bers; Sl2 per month; go home at night.
Cali iouay, wlth refs, DICKS HOTEL
AGENC l., 6l3 eth st. 1t
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FOR REST-sTcREs.

FOX RENT-Store and ICONS at 1918
18th st. NV. Tor $50 per month. Inquire
11J4 Eth st. NV. jezS-3tcfn
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FOR RENT-CoTTAGEs.

FOR RENT-CoIonial Beach-Handsonle
cottage, l3 rooms, rur.; fine loca ton
Address Mrs. 7. McGlNNIs. this office.
ie26-6t
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CALVERT MANSION Z miles from city; 3
minutes walk from STATEN; large airy
rooms. shady grounds, bath; moderate
terms. Mrs. l.. "A. NlEkS, hIyerdaIe, nd.
Je3o-St
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SITUATIONS wAsTED-FEalALs.

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEaIAL
WANTED-A position to do general house
work IN sInah 1anIiiy; good ref. Call 2O4
ST. NV. Item
WANTED-Sewipg by dressnlaker: terms
feasonafte- d4lo i'a. axe NV lien
~ANTEIs-A place as ehanlbermaid or
general houSework III small family
<~an @-o ~ 81 sN- Item
WAATED-By q colaTed woman, a place
10 odogenerai hcasework,reT. Apply 1916
Cedar ST. Item
WANTED-A situa tioG; general housework
in small family Address 215 4 St sw.
Item
NAATED-By a respectable eolored girl, a
place for general bousework; chamber
maid or nursing; lnsalsal family. Call Il19
Esd ST. NV. Jezy-3t-crn
WANTED-Bright, agreeable lady wishes
posa6ioH OF trust, cashier, office work,
etc, refs, A ddress ID. o.. this oiflce.
je2S-3t,em
eWANTED-By refined white lady place
as Rlaid, good seamstress; or chamber
work: will,ag TO leave city. Address c.
H.. this oft1ce. 5e2S- Sc
WANTED Position by q respectable. IN
dust tEiosls colored woman to do house,
work Address i7HI 1th st. NV. 1t
.WANTEp-A place as cook ar chamber
maid, Or general housework. 1902 10th
= ns 1s
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MAAIED-I Will furnish any kind or
help Tree OF change. Cali or aadress S1S
stD ST. nN-, upstairs ie2S-Tt
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FOB sALE-LoTs.

FOR SALE-Corner let's at Twelfth and
streets northeast. with plans drawn
for SIX brick dwellings. Apply OWNER,
j. W., this ofrlce. 1e29-6t-efn
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WANTED-At City Intelhgenc office,
cooks, WALTERS, general house workers,
porOcrs, divers, nurses, lauHdr esses. cDain-
oerinaids, cleaners, boys, laborers, dish
washers, quickest place TO ge5 work
SHACkLEFURD'S Az 11th st. NV.
le26-7t
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FOR RENT-Tewiy furnished rooms; "a
floor; gas; bath; rates reasonable. no
I f,4y SIN al NV. je3U-3t
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EoR RExT-ncx1aaa.

FOR RENT -ph ysician's OF lawyers par
ioIs; so Eth st. NV; Two large priVAte
pa riors, 1 st floor; rent low; Also very lar &c
room, suitable tor ciub or lodge roOn
fe2t-7t
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FOR KtlST T-s-IJNFIrRNISHsD ROOMS
FOR RENT or elegant 2t- stery un-
Furnished rooms, suitable housekeeping,
gas haJh, cheap rent. 1220 18Th st. NV.
1e303t
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FOR HIRE.

f0k ARE-To orummers and buslness
uaen. horse and buggy or Dayton, 1&
6f1v5ag Apply to the REX STA RLEa
rear 615 u st. NV; telephone can. lO0
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FOR RENT-FLATs.

FOR RENT-ELATS.
FOX RENT-627 "a st. nw.-Flat of 3
rooms, with private bath; no children In
house: heat and gas; $15. je3O-3t
FOR RENT-Flat, five rooms, bath, pantry
and closets. steam heat and hot water
furnished. rent reasonable. Apply at xOl6
i 14th st. NV. Il. +. THOMAS, owner.
jeXS-3t,em
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FOR RENT-Pleasant rooms; Well Iur-
nished; Ilrst-class board; SIT per inonSl,
725 Sth st. ne. Je3V-0t
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wANTED-AGENTS.

NANTED-Hustling agents for q recently
invented article OF great merit; big wages;
sample prepaid, L &c; wfite now. AKRON
NOVELTY MFG. Co., Box li2, Akron. o.
ieI6-eod-6J
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FOR RENT-Two immense roonsi CON
veniences; housekeeping, near q. L. o.,
new house; reasonable. i1O4 N. Capitta.
1eaD-Xt
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wANTED-PosTAGE STAINS.

WANTED-For cash, all kinds OF ole United
collections also bought II. F. DUNK
HORST. 1905 7th st NV. myS-rf
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AMPLE shade. excellent water, first-class
board for adults; no malaria. BOX / .,
Linden, Md 1t
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FOX kENT-Fur. and unfur. rooms, with
or without board, I'M private family. BOT
u ST. - - 1e!tJ-3t
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FOR RRENT-UnfurnIsne two Communicate
ing front roonls; gas; bath; 50. 22g ID
ST. NV. ie2y.3t
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IED-Two-seaued surrey; complete;
III good order. CASH. this office.
Ie29-3J
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FOR RENT-Nicely fur. parlor; also ui-
fur. frontroom 2u floor 1736 u ST. NV.
ie3Q-3t
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FOh KEN -tSOC-hS-sstb b1 hfAN.
FOR RENT-Ingieside, 5l9 3tb ST. NV;
pleasant roouis, with private BATH, to a
party OF gentlemen; with board, $lS per
month. je30-:it
FOR RENT-Two large rooms, suitable
for two couples; plenty of shade, fresh
vegetables and milk; terms reasonable; six
minutes walk from electric cars and X. X.
station. Call or address MISS l.. MEANS,
Brookland, ID. q. je2S-3t,em
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WANTED-Position by first-class mixer
as bartender. Address "A. FORD, ttIs
office. 1e1y- 3t
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SITUATIONS wANFcD-FanGALR.

WANTED-By young white woman, situ-
allon as 1irSt-claSS cook or housemaid in
private family; best refs. Address MA
RIA, this office. Je2y-3t, EN-
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FOR kENT-Two unfurn ished rooms. or
"a floor; water and gas. 1902 Marion
st. NV iaoS-3t
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WANTED-By white man place as watch
man, Janitor, or driver; best OF refs.
Address 2I12 Va. ave. NV je29- st
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wANTED-RooMs,

WANTED-ROOMS.
A GENTLEMAN wants two communicate
ing rooms with privileges; moderate rent.
Address +. g., this office. 1t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

l WILL give interestin patent TO anyon,
furnishing capital 10 get same through
S6os required. Address BIG THING. tni:
Office. 1t
Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-18

They may advertise CntS and big reductions, and other kinds of fake sales to begni1e the pnb1iC,: but they cannot and DARE NOT take Up our challenge on: prices and va1- nes. We stand pat, with one price and cash to all. We do not 1hisrepresent in order to induce. you to enter onr thres-r hold, and then trembling with fear, that you may ask to-. see sOft1ez of Onr false state- f11ents. We do not advertise cuts in all departments, and s when ; yon e enter onr store, palm off old shop worn goods at a high price, fearing that yOu may be credit customer. Nor do we add a per cent to Onr goods in order to make good the loss resulting from BAD DEBTS. We are selling Clothing at less than the cost tO manlIfaCfure.
 We are the Leaders,
 and. can save you
 Money. Try us. a
 HsS9
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
Halloween Deeds.

But little damage was done Mallow
cen, as compared with former years,
by this we do not mean to say that the
boys did not celebrate, for the follow
ing will show what they did.
A printer on east main street was
minus sign, the boys having taken
it short distance in the southeastern
part of town, and posted it in a tree
near a residence. The water tank OF
Bowlby & Halls was placed on the
Congregational church steps mounted
on few cabbages and pumpkins. The
pump of the Congregational church
was partly destroyed. The stones in
the high school ground forming in a
half circle the words,r Wellington
Schools" were torn up. A great deal
of time and money had been spent on
this design to help beautify the
grounds and it was surely dastardly
act on the part of the boys, and il
caught should be punished for the
deed. We have heard of large num-
Der Of our citizens complain that few
boards from their walks were missing
but otherwise they were well supplied
with vegetables. Aside from this we
have heard of no serious damage.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
Enjoyable Occasion,

On Tuesday evening, October 2e,. a
goodly number Of the members Of
Wellington Lodge No. 227 F. & A. M.
met at their lodge room and from
there went in body to the home of
their brother F. B. Tissot to bid him
good bye and God speed as he goes to
his new home in Mt. Vernon.
After the usual salutations brother
Walter Crane in his usually happy way
on behalf Of the lodge presented
brother Tissot a handsome solid gold
charm in the shape of the square and
compass, as token of esteem his
brothers here have for him.
The whole affair was csmplete sur
prise to Mr.. 1issot and after he had
found himself he responded in very
pleasant manner thanking them for
courtesies shown, and leaves yelling
ton with the assurance that he leaves
behind him many friends who regret
his going and wish him health and pros
perity.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
IT'S DEAD EASY.
To Get at" in Oberlin.-AlI that is Neces-
sary is the right "Wink and a Stand-in
with the Drug Store Proprietor.

To Get cit" in Oberlin.-All that is Neces-
sary is the right "wink and a Stand-in
with the Drug Store Proprietor.
Fred Fox, one of Oberlin's toughs,
hired rig at the Gibson livery of that
classic town, supplied himself with q
good sized flask of Oberlin's best "0ld
Rye End with ten COZ IS n his pocket
proceeded toward Wlin IN to do
up" the tJYr " 1c dJae. Bfore he
reached mere ~ had Il ~ / freely Of
Oberlin 5 ''tiu'd" on his journey, and
was in the mood to paint the town.
Upon his arrival here, he, with great
difficulty, started down North Main
street and began his operations by in
sulting young lady, and using pro-
fame language, whereupon the marshal
was called and he was placed under
arrest. He was then taken before
mayor Couch, and fined the usual $500
and costs for intoxication and breach
of peace.
Upon being asked where he obtained
the liquor he replied: 'I got it in
Oberlin."
He was then told that he must be on
to his job, if he could get it there, and
replied: II am as far as the getting Of
liquor is concerned"
"Do you have any trouble to get it. "
"No sir. All that is needed is the
money, the right kind of wink, and
stand in with the drug store pro-
prietor.
1t will be remembered that Oberlir
is also "local option" town and to
get liquor for any other purpose thar
medicine is utterly impossible. We
would suggest that some of Oberlin'i
good temperance people secure the
services of Brother Wheeler to do {
little detective work, as it surely is al
much in need of it as Wellington.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
Obituary.

Mr.. Free Battle was born Septem-
Der 2, 1850, in Brighton township, Lo-
rain county. November 6, 1880, he
married Miss Alice E. Sage and
soon after made his home in Yelling
ton. His father Joseph Battle was the
son of Ithiel Battle one of the earlier
settlers of Wellington township. His
mother Leanna Roup Battle died of
consumption when he was but four
years of age. In 1866 his father mar
ried Zilpha Scranton, who is left to
m ourn the loss of husband and son.
Soon after the death of his father
which occurred Sept. "a 1896, Mr.. Bat
tie rented his home in Wellington and
went to Brighton to relieve the loneli-
ness of his mother, and also to arrange
business matters in the hope of going
to some climate which would prove
beneficial to his already failing health,
but the disease which had so firm a
hold upon MIN developed SO rapidly
that he was obliged to abandon the
trip toward which he had looked for
ward with so much hope. His illness
was protracted and painful, alternat-
ing with hope and fear, but when he
at last realized that although he was
just in the prime of life, the summons
had come to him to come up higher
he said to his faithful wife, the Lords
will, not mine be done. lie died 0c-
tober IS, 1897. Funeral services were
held Wednesday afternoon, October
20, at his late home, Rev. R. l.. Wag-
goner officiating.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL.

]. s. Mallory was in the city yester-
day.
G.. 7. jerks of Cleveland was in town
last week.
Miss Cora Gannett. viF:ted Cleve
Land Tuesday.
E.J. Carter o. New Londcu was in
town the first of the week.
Mrs. W. X. Billings spent one day
last week in Lorain visiting friends.
Mrs. w. J. Denzer, and little son Of
Mansfield, are visiting Mrs. Bert
Howk.
Mrs. Bessie Rosemond of Cleveland,
0. is visiting relatives and friends in
town.
s. ]. McDermott, who is in the en-
ploy of the Mussey Stone Co. was in
town last week.
VIM. Cushion Jr. was in Spencer
last week in the interest of the First
National Bank.
About twenty of Mrs. Hendersons
friends surprised her Friday evening
and served coffee and cake
Mrs G. L. Otterbacher, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. M. Guide, of Greenwich, we're visit
ing friends in town last week.
Frank West left yesterday morning
for Cleveland where he-has a position
as book-keeper for a wholesale firm.
Hiram Nickerson, a former Yelling
ton boy but now of Boston, Mass, WIS.,
tied friends in town the first of the
week.
Mrs. w. Haulk of Albion, o., and
Mrs. VIM. Wyatt, of Fort Wayne, Ind,
visited with Mrs. Kitchen, Monday
and Tuesday.
Harry Crosier, wife and daughter OF
Pittsfield, moved into town last week
Mr.. Crosier will engage in the
grocery business.
Mrs. Sarah Oliver, of Ind, and Mrs
Eliza Stotts, of Greenwich, o., visited
at the home of j. A. Titus, the frs
part of the week.
Miss Sadie Bowman returned last
Thursday morning from ten month;
trip through the southern part of Ohio
where she has been for the benefit ol
her health, visiting Cincinnati, Col
umbus, Wooster and other points.
Mr.. J. L. Flicker, one of the proprie.
tors of the Elyria Business College,
was in town Saturday in the interest
of that institution. He gave the
Enterprise call and reports that his
school is growing rapidly. Four of
their shorthand graduates accepted
positions in Cleveland during October.
We would advise anyone contemplat-
ing taking course to call and examine
their work and me thods.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Don't forget the lecture at the M.
E. church Monday night.
Secure tickets at Daugherty & Hell
mans for Rev. E. T. Bagerman's lec-
ture.
Do not forget that we can save you
money on spectacles Our stock is
complete. Wight & Sons.
We take pride in our stock of Clocks.
Not an old pattern in it. We sell
good many. Prices must be right.
Call and examine at Wight & Sons.
The University Extension Club will
hold it's meeting Tuesday evening, in
stead of Monday on account of the
lecture of E. 7. Haggerman's on that
evening.
The work of stringing the wires, and
placing of the steel bridges on the
Oberlin- -Elyria electric road is fast
progressing, and we are informed that
by the first of December cars will be
running on schedule time.
The Autumn meeting of the Lorain
County Teachers Association will be
held at Lorain, Saturday, November ID.
Howard Hollenbach will read paper
"What is going on in the world, and
Why we should know it,
An open meeting of the Kings
Daughters was held in the parlors of
tha American house last Thursday
evening. Miss Hess, State Secretary OF
this organization was present and gave
very interesting talk upon the work
being done by the different branches.
The Wolf Concert Company under
the auspices of the churches gave a
pleasing and very entertaining concert
in the Congregational church last
Wednesday evening to large and ap-
preciative audience. The Wolf sisters
with their excellent quartetts, duets,
and solos received applause after ap-
plause. Miss Ida Wolf, the only lady
baritone on the concert stage possess
es most wonderful and clear voice.
The concert was a success both finan-
cial and entertainingly and the church
es feel amply repaid for their efforts,
in securing these high classed singers.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
In Memoriam.

To the post commander and mem
bers of the Hamlin Post No. 2l9, G. A.
r.
We are deeply panied at the unex-
pecteG death on September oath, 1897
of our beloved Comrade, Edward
Hackett.
That in the death of comrade Hackett
the Post has lost true and faithful
brother; one who was ever faithful in
his attendance to post meetings, and
always ready to do his full share
toward maintaining the good of the
order.
As a soldier and public officer he
was fearless Of danger, and always
performed his duties with determin-
alton and will worthy of emulation.
That we tender to his bereaved fam
lily and friends our coincidence and the
full measure of our heartfelt sympathy
in this dark hour of affliction.
J. w. Wilbur.
G. Sage. Committee.
A. w. Griggs.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
The Coming Woman

Who goes to the club while her hus-
band tends the baby, as we'll as the
good old fashioned woman who looks
after her home, while both at times get
run sdown in health. They will sbe
troubled with loss Of appetite, head
aches, sleeplessness, tainting or dizzy
spells. The most wonderful remedy
for these women is Electric Bitters.
Thousands Of sufferers from lame back
and weak kidneys rise up and call il
blessed. 1t is the medicine for wom-
en-. Female complaints and nervous
troubles of all kinds are soon relieved
by the use Of Electric Bitters. Deli
cate women should keep this remedy
on hand to build up the system. Only
60c. per bottle. W. F. Near & Co.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
Great Triumph.

Instant relief and permanent
cure by the great remedy 0tto's Cure
for throat and disease. Why will you
irritate your throat and lungs with a
hacking cough when E. w. Adams,
Wellington: Firestone & Sweet, Spen-
Ger, sole agents, will furnish you free
sample bottle OF this guaranteed reme-
dy? Its success is simply wonderful,
as your druggist will tell you. Sample
free. Large bottles Soc and 25c.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
Lecture by +. T. Hnrrsrmnn,

We are glad to announce that Rev.
E. 7. Hagerman has been secured to
deliver lecture in the M. E. church
Nov. 8 at seven o'clock, subject "The
World We Live In" Immediately
after the lecture a reception will be
rendered the speaker in the S. s.
rooms and refreshments served. We
hope there will be an attendance
worthy Of the talent and honor Of this
popular speaker. Admission 10 and
25 cents. Tickets for sale at Daugher-
ty & Helman's.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
DeIaye are Dangerous.

Many Of our friends, or people whom
you know Of have contracted consum'
ption, pneumonia or other .atal dis
eases by neglect Of a simple cold OF
cough. Foley's Honey and Tar, safe
sure and pleasant cough medicine
would have saved them. Tit is guar.
anteed. W. H. Tissot & Co.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
Remains Brought to wellington.

Mrs. Julia A. Noble, wife of 0. T.
Noble, died at her home in Cleveland,
O., on last Friday afternoon. The
funeral was held at her church on Ced-
ar avenue, and her remains brought to
Wellington for burial. Mrs, Noble was
we'll and favorably known among her
large circle of friends.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
You Can't Afford to Chance 1t.

A heavy cold may lead to pneu-
monia or consumption. Foley's Hon
ey and Tar taken in time affords per-
feet security from serious results. w.
H. Tissot & Co.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
Shall wellington Have Grist Mmg

Shall Wellington Have GrIst MIII!
A meeting will be held in the may
or's court room, Monday evening, Nov.
ember 8, at 7 90 o'clock, to discuss the
question. A large attendance is re-
quested, and all farmers interested are
especially urged to attend.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03

After an exposure, or when you feel
4 cold coming on, take dose of Fol-
ey's Honey and tar. 1t never fails.
w. H. Tissot & Co.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
Biz Four.

Horse and fat stock show Chicago
ILL.,, Nov. 1-6 81. One and one third
fare round trip, going Nov.1 to 6, re-
turning till Nov. 7, 81 inclusive.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-11-03
ConncilProceedIngs.

The council convened in the mayors
court room Monday evening with all
members present. The following bills
yroro orda darad maid.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-31

Tg,u vro.a n AZ Taruarv 1oth Iaa7
road ,aet n,rsrort 81 aaion.nmant
Peasant y Il Coor. chsIrm.r. cor.
missionars Ronaro T,ncaro ana c,ark
M,putsa IL nrav,ous sass,or rsad IA ~.
nrovad,
carlos Gahaldo,. col,actor. pra.ant.d h,s
renort n taxes collectad dnring ~ month
- naaamhar M -. e. a.,..a 80
Sss III,
1850 -.
- aS.;as.sea - $500 10 =
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-05-31

From the silver lhk Enterprise
Au amusing story is told on two
young iaaiea ftom tho eaet, who are
stopping ia Silver CITY, and who had
never had any dealings with the willy
Chinese laundryman before their adj
vent TO the "wild aud woolly west"
Tbs first week Of their stny here was
spent at a we'll. known hotel and they
were startled at An early hour one
morning by a light tapping at the bed
room door. Upon opening the same,
they were confronted by a polite Mon
golIan, who In tones corresponding to
the taps GA the door, unblushingly
said: .sMe washae youP'' "Whatp''
..Nie washee yonPn How dare you,
you---.n ~ likoe washee YOU
me wRshee you belly good" And
then she slammed the door in his face
aud came near fainting away. The
landlady hearing the commotion rushed
to the room and after quite a little con-
yersation and explanation, the two
young ladies burst into laughter, and
now the three tell the story as n Of
the best jokes of'the season.