The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-01-16

i tlce IS tne new anu Hahusouc uesk anu
advertising frame recently added to the
office furniture of the American House.
The trader and his calling become
identified. Days and months may
elapse, but when the want arises the
article to be obtained suggests the ad-
| vertiser.
"A large number of knights of Hon
or from the Elyria and Oberlin Lodges
visited Haldo Morandi Lodge Of this
place Wednesday evening on the occa-
sion of installation of officers.
Attention Is called to s. P. Has
tings new advertisement In this issue.
He has had success unparalleled in
the history of sewing-machine agents,
having sold 12s machines In thirteen
months.
Nathan Baker manY years resi-
dent of the southwest corner of La
Grange and well-known in this vicinity
as very intelligent and somewhat &C.
centric person, died Jan. 1st., after
short illness.
And now somebody in Elyria is not
happy because the taxpayers are COM
PEELED to pay for changing the Town
Hall into theater, and asks the Re-
publican by what right it was done.
The editor gives it up.
The residence of J. H. Norton, in
Townsend burned week ago Sunday
morning. Too much fire and some de-
feet in the chimney. Loss 81 600. In
sured in the Ohio Farmers Company
for $600.-Wakeman Press.
Rev. DR.. Hayden, Pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church of Cleveland
is to deliver the next lecture in the Bell
Fund Course on Monday evening next,
Jan. goth. He is an able and popular
man and the lecture will be well worth
hearing.
We shall be greatly obliged to any
of our readers If they will promptly call
our attention to any failure to give
proper credit for subscriptions by the
change of date on their address. We
try to be accurate but sometimes make
a failure.
Should another chilling polar wave
strike us soon, it would leave a large
number of people in . sad fix, as the
supply of coal in many bin in town is
down to the last pail and the blockaded
state of the coal roads is not encour-
aging for speedy relief. +,
IA sleighing party of twenty-four
couple from Wellingto on, arrived at the
Park House, on Tuesday evening. The
dining-roem was cleared, and a few.
hours devoted to music and dancing.
Supper was served by the proprietor of
the Park House.-Oberlln News.
The Berea paper says that Baldwin
University and German Wallace College
have re-opened with increased attend
ance. By the way, we wish that the
Republican and Advertiser, now that
the two papers have been long enough
merged into one to have distinct i6en-
tity, would adopt some abbreviation of
their too lengthy name.
Reader, IL you have good live ad-
vertisement running through your To-
cal paper you have hundreds of SER
wants all at work for you, whether you
wake or sleep, whether you be sick or
well. No monarch's slaves ever scat
tered at his bidding SO fleetly or faith
fully or in such bewildering numbers as
the literary messengers that bear your
individual word to the p.ople.
The Agricultural Societies of Berea
and Of Medina County, have held their
annual meetings. The receipts of the
Berea Fair last September were over
81, 100. N. c. Curtiss was elected Pres
ident and W. L. Stearns. Sec'y. Amasa
L. Clapp, of Chatham has been chosen
President Of the Medina Society, and
f. r. L0omis is Secretary. Their next
Fair will be held Sept. 16, II and IS.
NTH. B. Franks and family, rrsid-
ing on South Main Street in this village
were surprised on Wednesday evening,
by call from the "Quintette Club of
Wellington, consisting of ladies and
gentlemen, thier former neighbors. The
gentlemen were somewhat disguised at
first, having cove red the features which
nature had given them with others
more ornamental. Their salutation was
a song. After pleasant social evening
they returned to their homes.
FINE woRK.-The work of frescolng
the new church is about finished and
the artists, Messrs. Grub & Kinderman,
of Cleveland, deserve special mention
for the no small part they have contrib
uted in the decoration of the interior
Of this fine edifice. The design of arch
itectare of the auditorium being strict
ly of the "Eastlake'' pattern, it was
required Of the artists to follow this
design in their decorations, and yet to
relieve the heavy appearances of sup
porting beams and arches by interming-
ling of other styles to such an extent
as to produce the desired effect, and yet
retain the shades necessary ID give eff
feet to the combined work. This they
have done successfully by introducing
figures and designs from the style of
Renaiss ance, and when the finishing
touch has been given We feel assured
that their work will command univer-
sal praise and commendation.
EIGHT REASONS FOR DRINKING ssTHE
NEW ERA COFFEE" IN PREFERENcE TO
ALL OTHKRs.-l. 1t stands without a
rival as a nutritious, stimulating,
and invariably beneficial table beverage.
2. 1t is made from the choicest wheat
alone, by = scientific process involving
careful supervision of several days.
1t is so perfectly prepared by the re-