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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-10-02

Baldwin, Laundon & Co., are re
ceiving and putting up new goods q
fast As the heavy freights from tn
Eastern markets can get them here, ,ant
will have q great many choice staple
goods and novelties to please the eye
and meet the wants of customers. They
have a knack of arranging goods tt
make . very attractive show.
Gen Garfield was In town short
time Monday morning, on his way te
Sullivan, where he addressed the masi
meeting. There il great need Of voters
hearing these able expositions Of the
questions at issue In the coming elec-
ton. Such men as Garfield, Monroe
and Blaine do not make random asser-
tions, but know whereof they affirm.
Mrs. Roser met with an unfortu-
nate accident on Thursday morning.
While engaged in baking, she picked
up needle and for the time stuck 1t
into her dress on the shoulder. After
wards passing . door the needle caught,
was thrust into the flesh and broken of.
All efforts to find and extract It with
out cutting too extensively, being un-
availing.
The labor question.-This Is one of
the oldest questions known to political
economy. The warfare between capital
and labor has been going on for the last
1000 years, moro or less, and Is still
raging. For bad blood take Scovill's
Blood and Liver Syrup. Warranted to
cure all scrofulous humors. eruptions,
etc., and cleanse the system Of all inn
purities.
Mr.. E. E. Miller of Canton, O., son
of Mrs. E. Nickerson has invented and
is manufacturing a steam pump for
feeding boilers, the power for which Is
furnished by a steam cylinder of its
own. 1t can be made to throw from 80
be used for . stationery fire engine, or
by detaching the pump 1t can be used
to drive light machinery.
We again call attention to the Fall
meeting of the Lorain County Christian
Temperance Union, which will be held
at North Amherst, Oct. 9th. Delegates
may be sent In the ratio of one to
every 800 members of churches or tenn
perance societies. Probate Judge, l..
B. Smith, Rev. F. E. Williams and
DR.. Briggs Of Elyria, and Jerome MUIR
ray of Toledo, are to open some Of the
topics discussed. Arrangements have
been made for the entertainment of
delegates. Friends of temperance cor
daily invited.
If man wants to show himself of so
as to appear handsome and smart and to
increase his reputation for good man.
ners, and for reasonableness, If any
thing goes wrong in his business and
tho whole universe does not como right
up promptly to time, for his special &C
he wants to get mad and
blow up whoever has In apy way failed
to meet his expectations. II 1t Is his
grocer, or butcher, or banker, or post
master, he wants to take the opportuni-
ty to do his big authoritative talking
when there are several around to hear
him. They may not be able to make
out whether he has any cause for his
blowing, but he can make fine breeze
all the same; and It looks so we'll, It
does really. Now don't all come In at
once with your shaialies, because likely
as not you may hit the wrong scribbler.
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suits are indestructible and can be ap-
piled to any material. Old tapestry Is
reproduced on strong linen, all the
beautiful colors preserved, and with no
danger from moths.
Mr.. F. Stuchfield returned Saturday
evening from England, where he has
been to attend to some property left by
a deceased relative. He is very much
pleased with the country, and especial
ly admired their wagons, carts and 9TH
er wheeled vehicles. lie expects to
import one or more for private use. He
says there is nothing like them.
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CONCENTRATIONS.
ELYRIA.
Sept. Goth, 1877 %.

Sept. Goth, 1879.
The Fair was great success.
A number Of prominent Democrats in
this place have signified their intention
Of voting for Foster and honest money.
Next Wednesday bids fair to be tb g
greatest day Elyria ever saw. Exten.
sive preparations are being made, and
the meeting will be q great success,
rain Qr shine.
The receipts Of the Fair were
81. 344 90, which were in excess of any
previous year. The display was uuusu.
ally good, and the weather, with the ex.
ception of light rain on the third day,
was all that could be asked for. The
management feel well Satisfied with the
result.
On Saturday, Oct. 1s. the Agricultural
Society propose to give q series of field
sports, consisting Of trotting, rope pull
ing, sack races, etc. The arrang ements
are nearly completed, and the programme
will be announced in a few days. A
large number of townships will have
teams represented in the rope pull.
Rev. Mr.. Ward, the new II. E. minis.
ter, preached for the first time in this
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Personal.

Mrs. L. Persons of Ind, is visiting
Mrs. VIM. Bailey.
Peter Dyer of New York, is guest at
Wm. Bsiley's.
Gov. Bishop has this week returned
from visit to the Marquis of Lorne
and wife in Canada.
G.. w. Rnnyan, editor Of the New
London Record, made us q hurried call
Tuesday, and is invited to come again.
Rev. E. H. Dissette received from cit.
izens of Medina, without regard to creed
last Friday night, donation of over
500.
Mrs. Mary Clark, sister of Mrs. E. N.
Beecher of Oberlin, was thrown from q
carriage last week 1T Dalton City, and
so injured that she died next morning.
Mrs. Abner Loveland is not in good
health and has broken up house-keep-
ing here, and after visiting In Medina,
expects to spend the winter in Michi-
gan.
Capt. VIM. Morrow returned from
his sojourn at Chautauqua, Thursday
evening, greatly improved in health,
but had An attack Of hay-fever or asth-
ma again before morning.
Rev. Mr.. Randolph, son-in-law Of E.
w. Houghton, has been stationed al
Georgetown, H., ten miles from Dan.
vile. They had lived three years al
MeDdon, q beautiful town on one Of the
bluffs of the Mississippi river.
Moody and Sankey expect to be In
Cleveland by Oct. bth, to hold meetings
at the Tabernacle. A large choir Is be-
ing formed to lead the singing. The
churches are getting ready to cooperate
with the Evangelists.
Mrs. Doland's mother, q lady of near
ly "a years, 10 here from New Jersey
visiting her daughter. A niece from
the same place recently married to q
Mr.. King of Poughkepsie, N. Y, and
going to Newark, N. J., to reside. Is al
SO visiting Mrs. Doland.
Mrs. w. A. Ingham of Cleveland,
hOh SoAo6hC, 0AohSSs Soy
"Cologne Is odorous. 1t has at leas,
fifty different smells, being very filthy
and interesting. Everybody there pre-.
tends to be the only original Jean Maria
de Farina, who hrst invented eau de
cologne"
Pror. Wise, the aerouant, was up In
the sky the last we read of him, looking
for and expecting to find q permanent
wind-current. II that Is what he Il
after he would only need to come tG
Wellington aud remain till after elec-
ton. Here he could sit in good steady
breeze all the time.
Lucy Hooper, writing from Paris
tells about a new invention by which
colored prints and engravings that here
tofore have required n different stone
and new impression for each color, art
Initiated to perfection by a single i'm
preston Of the prin ting block. The re-
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Late News Notes.

The New London Record speaking Of
the shooting Of the young woman near
Bucyrus, by her lover, and his suicide,
says, che had sense enough to hang
himself to tree in the yard, thus say
ing a court Of justice several days of
agony in attempting to impose upon the
community by proving him crazy"
We see that Andrews of Penfield,
who is Freshman in the Western Re-
serve College, 10 elected attorney of the
Adelphian Society.
Two tramps last Saturday near Mari
eta, O., threw young girl into well
because she refused to cook them . meal
being at home alone.
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This Is No Dream.

As I was doing some work for q per-
son of the Democratic persuasion yester-
day, he said to me, as bis face elonga.
ted and his voice assumed funeral
tone, 81 don't see how q man with any
moral sentiments can vote for Horr, |"
and a. he heaved . sigh handed me an
uncurrent Canada bill Chat he had just
been told at the Bank was bad) to pay
me for my work, and wanted the change
in good money! wondered II the doc
trine Of Total Depravity was true this
year. 8.
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GAINED POUR POUNDS.

AuBUnx. N. T., Sept. "A. 1879.
DR. n. II. fHNHI1, fredonia, N. T.,
Dyspepsia, Liver, Compliant, Nervousness.
and General Debility. A dozen different
remedies did NO good. Ny Whole body was
as spotted - IN adder. M. David 9. Crane.
of Rochester, N. T., who II carried away
Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic.
Il have taken two-thirds Of bottle and wish
you could see the effect have gained four
pounds. owe you and Mr.. Crane both .
Your truly, Rua.xs 9. sAYLER.
Dr.. Fennef's Blood and Liver Remedy
and Nerve Tonic may well be called
'sThe conquering hero" Of the times. It
IL the medical triumph of the age. Who
ever has 'the blues" should take 1t, for
1t regulates and restores the disordered
system that gives rise to them. 1t al
ways cures Billiousness and Liver Com
plaint, Jsundice, Dyspepsia, Constips.
ton, Headaches, Fever and Ague, Spleen
Enlargments, scrofuls, Erysipelas, Pim-
Piles, Blotches. and all akin eruption:
and blood disorders; 6welled Limbo and
Dropsy; Sleeplessness, Impaired Nerves
and Nervous Debility; restores flesh
and strength when the system 10 running
down or going into decline; cures Fe-
male Weakness and Chronic Rheuma-
sism, and relieves Chronic Bronchitis,
and all Lung and Throat difficulties.
1t does these things by striking at the
root Of disease and removing its causes.
DA Bsnner's Improved Cough Honey
win reRve any cough in one hour.
DR.. Fenner's Golden Relief cures any
pain, as oth-ache, neuralgia, collie or
headache in to 80 minutes, and readily
relieves Rheumatism, kidney-complaint,
diarrhea, dysentery. For sale by DR.. 3.
n. Emerson. DR.. Fenner's St. Vitus
Dsnoe Specific. One bottle always cures.
For sale by dealers.
At wholesale By swift q Dodd, Detroit,
Mich.
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THE M A r K E T 8
CHEESE.

The cheese business continues to
promise hopefully for dairymen, and
the tendence is upward.
We quote: buying, (naked) 8 cts !;
billing, (boxeG) 10@10k cents.
The shipments Of cheese for the two
weeks ending Sept. 80, are as follows: !:
No. of Boxes, 13, 726; No of pounds,
62s ,104.
Butter for the same time as follows:
No. Of pkgs. Sl1; No. Of pounds
4e,
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned
against purchasing a promissory note
given by me to the Northern Ohio
Lightning Rod Company, as 1t was OBJ
tanned by fraud, and its payment will
be contested. L. WHEELER.
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No Deception Used.

NO Deceptf0u U6ed.
1t Is strange % many people viii continue
to suffer day after day with Dyspepsia, Liv-
er complaint, Constipation. Sour Stomach,
General Debility, when they can procure At
our store shiloh's Vitallser, free Of cost II
1t does not cure or relieve them. Price Is
cents. Sold by Everett & Starr, Wellington.
2in-tOYl -a rr-f.-
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Church Directory.

DISCIPLE CHURCH. Services svery Sabbath at
II Prayer Meeting on rhursday evening". W. b.
Jhompeon. pastor.
CoSGReGATIONAL CHURCH. = Services every
Sabbath l0:9O A. n. and 7:Op p. n. Sabbath
schoSl st II " Payer Meeting on Thursday even
fngs- j, A. LAZY. pastor.
sry sabbath q io:3o 4. n; end tool n sabbath
Sabbath School at ~ u. Prayer Meeting on Thun-
day ev, nings- n. s. Albright. pastor.
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Thoroughbred Jcrsey,

thoroughbred JcrseY.
Wanted, stock-breeders and dairymen to
know that R. F. Jones, of Wellington, has q
n ne Jersey bull, bred by the noted importer
and breeder, W. l. Gardner, Norwalk, Ohio.
1t is Thoroughbred and is recorded in the
American Jersey Cattle Club Register, and
. very nne animal Those interested
please call at his farm in the north part Of
the village. 31t
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Arrival and Departure of Mails

HACK LINES.
Oberlin, Arrive Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Pitt.neid. arsA. ". Leave At p n.
Brighton. lArrfve daily ct 10 A. n. Leave a'
T.. ClarkSded, IL A n.
Huntington, lArrive Monday, Wednesday apd Fri
sullivan, day at IF. n Leave Tuesday. Thur
Polk, day and SATURDAY at $50 A. II.
Spencer, Arrive fuesday Thur.dsy and satur
Homersire. d.yatii A ~ Leave AZ T. n.
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Instead Of sdvar cling the price Of Over
coats to correspond with the advance In
price of woolens, we are selling cheaper than
ever before. Es'ly Ia the Spring We closed
ont line Of beavers, worsteds and chinchil-
las way below the factory prizes, 60 that we
are selling from 10 to p per cent below last
years prices. These prices will be held until
our present stock 10 closed ont. Come early
aud get bargains, As We cannot replace them
for the same money.
Suits.
Our stock Of mems and boys clothing Il
complets-of latest styles, elegantly cut and
made Our prices have ever been the envy
Of competitors. We guarantee our prices
to be the lowest, and warrant every garment
to be ss represented, and everything that
Is not satisfactory in every respect may be
returned and We viii refund the money.
Business suits, $S.cO 10 $500.
Boys suits, $s.50 to $3.50.
Hats.
We can beat the NATIVES on Hats. We
happened to be In New York in time to strike
failure of Q large hat and furnishing goods
house, and bought quite stock at auction.
We will sell a. good . hat for 50 cents rs you
will get elsewhere for 81; a. good for Is cts.
as you win get elsewhere for e1.50. We will
sell as good Q Gossamer silk Hat for SS 90 a.
you will ind In any other store for $3.50 to
%. 90.
Underwear.
We have o Job lot Of ladies underwear at
about half price. No trouble to show goods.
Come and examine our stock and satisfy
yourselves We think VIC have - nice line
Of cloth and suitings as you will find IN Lo-
rain county, and NieGk knows just how to
make them mp.
A. n. FITCH, the Clothier.
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publisher's Notice.

The sddress label on each paper shows the date to
which the subscriber has paid, thus:
Jerry Smith Jan 20
Signines hat Mr. Smith paid for his paper until
Jsnuary 1879. Tn. mail list . corrected weekly.
BY ulring the add LIBEL every subscriber can
tell in an how his account standa and Wheth
ne has received prS. er credit ON our books.
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Republican Caucus.

The Republican voters of Penfield
township are requested to meet at the
Town Hall, on Saturday evening. Oct. 4,
1879, at 7:30 O'Clock, to nominate 4 can.
didate for District Assessor of real estate
A. B. Hayes, II. F. Penfield,
W. L. Hayes, w. W. Penfeld,
E h. Norton, A. D. Lindsey,
Levi Smith, Thos. Bendall,
DR.. ]. b. Blanchard, Geo. Bacon,
Heman e. Starr, Lewis Jones,
E. A. Starr, ]. N. Webber.
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Twelve paifs Gents Custom
Calf Boots made in this shop, full
stock, only $500 . pair, at Frank
B. Serage's.
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LOST.
A promissory note made by Mr.. Newton Of Hunt
ington. and given to Wesley Meacham of Brighton.
The finder VIM be literally rewarded by leaving the
same at this ONCE.
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Advertised Letters.

Advertised Letters.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
In Wellington p. O., for the week end.
ing Sept. "a, 1879
Mrs. Dora Miller, G. H. Starr, Fred
Baxter.
J. T. OGDEN, P. NJ.
When calling for the above please
say advertised"
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MARRlED.

sHAW-COLLEN.-On Tuesday, Sept.
80, 1879, at the residence Of David NJ. Shaw,
by the Rev. o. v. Rice, Mr.. Samuel W.
Shaw and Miss Aunice NJ. Collen, all Of
Penfeld, Ohio.
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Twelve pairs Boys Full Stock
Boots, only sl.o0 pair, at Frank
b. Serage's.
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"LAUGH AND GROW FAT,'

Won't do. You must eat healthy food
and drink healthy drinks. Come to
Bowlby & Halls and buy the "Old Re-
liable" II. & NJ. Oysters, the best
Crackers in town and some fresh roast
ed Coffee, and If you don't grow fat you
can depend upon the enjoyment Of a
clear conscience for having done your
duty.
Our brands of Oysters are known :;
they need no recommendations. We
ship direct from Baltimore and they
will always be in the best possible con-
ditiOn.
We have a larger variety of Teas than
ever before, and to persons who have
become disgnsted to the last degree
with sh oddly Tea, at low prices, we can
say, call at the reliable Grocery Store,
and you can buy Tea that is perfection.
We have the best stock of Flower
Pots and Hanging Baskets that was
ever In w ellington.
BOWLBY & HALL.
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Notices inserted In this column 10 per line
each insertion. minion type.
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Wellington Produce Market

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY BALDWIN, LAUN-
DON & Co.
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G. c. G. 8 4. r. r.. Timetable.

Trains leave Wellington Station - fol.
lows:
GOING SOUTH.
NoL-Cin Ind. Express and Mall. ...... .s:S7 A. u.
No. a-st Louis Cincinnati Exprsss. -. $40 p Il.
No. a-Night Express . Mail. s:5s p
No. 7.-Cleveland Accommodation, 10000. $40 r. L.
Local Fretghfh e:S7 A. u. and ESQ r. H.
GOING NORTH.
No. 2-Nieht Express. 4 NAH. ........... $50 An.
No. A-St. Louis 4 Gin. Express Mall -. l:is p 4.
No. 6.-C1eveland H press, .........,..- s:3s H.
No. a-Cleveland Accommodation, ........ est AZ.
Local Freights, 200 4 $50
w. H. FISHER. Agent
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"A few pairs more Of those Al
cent shoes, at Frank b. Serage's.

House and lot on North Main street.
Inquire OF A. 8. Powers. II
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Election or OaIeers Of the q. p. n. n.

7. 0. EDWARDS, NJ. D.,
Health Officer,
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DOUBLE SUICIDE.
Two sisters Leave the World Per Hemp.
en- Cords-The Third Sister Insane-The
Story of Their Troubles.

Two Sisters Leave the World Per Hemp.
en- Cords-The Third Sister Insane-The
Story OF Their Troubles.
CHICAGO, July pa distressing and
mysterious double suicide occurred last
night at Hyde Park, this city. Three maiden
sisters, named Elizabeth, Anna and Nora
Trowbridge, aged forty-three, forty and
thirty years, have been living for many
years in good style, upon revenues deriyed
from an estate LETT them by their mother
Recently their father succeeded in getting
the entire property, and has left them
penniless. When they became fully aware
OF this state OF affairs they decided to
die together, aud spent Sunday and Mon
day in preparing for death. They nailed
up the doors and windows and the two
eldest sisters drove spikes on either side
OF the easement OF the folding doors, ad-
justed small hempen cords about their
necks, and kicking from beneath their.
feet the books piled on chairs quietly
strangled TO death. The younger sister,
Nora, who is a dwarf, remained meantime.
in an upper chamber, and although the
deed was done about six o'clock Monday
night, she first gave warning at nine
O'Clock and the bodies were not cut down.
until midnight. 1t was with the greatest
difficulty that she could be induced 10 tell
her story. She is ina state bordering on
insanity. In her chamber was found a,
knife and razor and a slip OF paper on
which was written: ave must nail up the
doors" The trio have always been re.
garded as very erratic, and although moth
ing has been known against their charac.
ters they have been known to hold noisy
and disturbing midnight orgies that are
now regarded as evidence Of long stand.
ing insanity. 49,. ff, leGf
Mr.. Trowbridge, the father who was 30
severely denounced by his daughter Nora,
as the real cause OF their mistortunes, Is
said by those who know the circumstances
to have deserved no such harsh words. He
hasmanaged the property Of his daughters
for them and they have been well and
liberally treated at his hands. On account
OF recent real estate transaction they
became imbued with the idea that he was
abusing his trust, and it is believed that
their already erratic minds dwet on this
belief 50 constantly that they became in.
sane on hesubiect. They had monthly
income Of SIPS and their own house, 50
that their fear Of starvation and, beggary
was not well grounded. There has been no
inquest yet. .t-ir.t- frt
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THERE seems TO be fair prospect that
the yellow fever epidemic will be confined
n Memphis, aud II the present rush oi
,4opp from that unfortunate city contin-
Ie.' twill soon die out there for want oi
material to feed upon. The quarantine
regulations, while they do not prevent
we'll people getting away from the
city. may reasonably be expected to pre-
won't the disease being carried thence in
10 other sections. Trains are stopped out
side the city, passengers are examined
By competent physicians, baggage is fumi-
n,ed, and only those persons declared
relI are allowed to be transferred to other
trains and permitted to proceed on their
way. Tile balance are returned on the
same train on which they started, and in
this way the cars likely tobe infected with
the disease are kept at home.
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WISCONSIN REernIIcAxs
Convention To-Day-A Memorable Ami.
Versary Also 10 be Celebrated The Ar
raY af OrntoHa

Convention To-Day-A Memorable Anni.
Versary Also 10 be Celsbrated-The Ar
ray OF Orators,
MADISON, WIS, July 22.-There is an
unusnaIly large attendance a,readvi ard n
-, -. ~ ~. ~: :
hte"S eto"u 70 p'ouliSeu ioe tne hepuou'
can state Convention and Anniversary to.
morrow. David Atwood will be President
of the Convention. The wbole nrncaadI
;nra n,on,;.o - ho .ha.. .., - Ss.' -
InsS pIoniSe 'ope snoEt anu - harmonious ~
Gov. smith apparently has large major:
lty, though MEsLudingtons triendswill
demand a ballot. Other State officers will
be nominated: Without question Senator
Baker tot kacinei VIII pc Chairman OF tho