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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-03-06
Reply to Baron Won Victim

You schpeak you vas a farmer bold
Und vas had q ride to schold,
Pecause your milk did vas gone In
Do dot Wellington Vactory bin
Und makes dot calf so fat and schleek.
Now aindt you got pile Of cheek
Do xAy dot VIC dook der half
Vor feeder of one lecdle calff
Und you vas Wiling vor to bay
Elm tollar der hunert und xay
Dot vas blenty vor maging der schtuf
Uud tondt care vedder We lief or tie
Meier gone TO deare nor heat Q sigh.
Der tairys den viii mage der schtun
Und schtud 1t viii be SEIZURE enough
Pecause vy-deJ tondt vas no how
30 besser a. do run der blough.
We tondt vas eat dot cheese NIT ease
Mitout der times vos besser as desc.
SAKE und a-half vas ferry vsir
Pecause you hayseets got der lions share.
Dis year you expects 90 get der whey
Vich by schiminy aind't vxir blay,
Pecause dose hooks We haef do feedt
Und dis whey dey vos always needt.
Now We 6nk dot ven We mage
Der scheese and putter und dake
Your cendts vor putter und dwo vor echees,
Und sell um veil shust you do blease
Dot You would zee who vas your vrients,
Und ray We vas schust ximply immense.
Do Wellington den pring Jour scheese
Der brices are goot, you sell NIT ease
Und besser feel or efer will
Py grinding at der tairy mill.
Der tiitendts We bays brompt aind't 1t!
Der geldt you get und schpend 1t,
Vereas IL der tairys mage 1t,
You tondt got poddings aindt II?
MIME HER WELLINGTON CALF.
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Toronto, Queen City of the Domin-
ion-The energy of its Inhabitants, the
beauty of its public buildings, seats of
learning, broad and well-regulated
thoroughfares, placed on the shores OF
Lake Ontario, among the many business
firms none stand more deservedly high
than the house of Z. Hooper & Compa-
ny, Pharmacists. A rare skill, extern
sive and long experience in the manip-
ulating and compounding of medicine,
and determination that none but pure
drugs shall emanate from their estab-
lishment, has carried the firm to the
highest pinnacle of financial success.
Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia and
Giles Liver Pills they consider as q
most valuable addition, and in all cases
of enlarged joints of the hands or feet,
Neuralgia, Chronic or Inflammatory
Rheumatism, superior to any remedy
now known.
Sold by all druggists. Trial size 25
cents. Send for pamphlet to DR.. Giles
40. West Broadway N. Y. Sold by J..
w. Houghton, Wellington, Ohio.
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with the sentences and consider them
just and right. The following is q COM
plete list of the prisoners sentenced:
Richard Montgomery burglary in Wei
lington, six years; Frank Billings, burg
larry in Wellington, five years; George
n. Wing, burglary in Elyria, one year;
James L Davis, burglary in Oberlin, two
indictments, five years for the first, one
for the second; VIM. Wight, burglary in
Eaton and Oberlin, two indictments, one
year for each indictment; E. ]. Dilling-
ham, Of Arcade, N. Y, burglary in
ObcIlin, one year; John Carpenter,
burglary in Eaton, one year. In the case
of the last three named young men, the
indictments were for burglary committed
over two years ago, while students at
Oberlin. The evidence went to show
that since that time they have lived hon.
est and industrious lives, and hence the
court was very lenient with them.
A. w. N.
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THE M A R K E T s
Cheese.

A call upon our cheese dealers shows
us that the order trade is improving
with a prospect that the old stock
will be out of the way of The second
crop. Owing probably to the fact that
there is so much cheese in the country
the price does not show any temporary
Improvement, in fact the price is a Il life
lower. We can hardly give buying
price, there being scarcely any offered.
We quote: Buying, (naked) to 90
cents. Billing (boxed) 6ls q cents.
The shipments of cheese for the
week ending Mar. 4th, are as follows :
No. of boxes, 4,033 No lbs, 155, 100.
Butter for the same time as follows :
No. tubs, 10. No. lbs.1 ,12S.
LITTLE FALLS, N. Y, Mar. 3, 10.
There were quite number of lots of
dairy and factory cheese offered to-day,
much of it having been offered on pre-
vious days. In factory cheese we hear
of 400 boxes Octobers selling at 1914
cents; 732 Novembers, some lots con-
tanning few Octobers at 5@624 cents.
In butter we have had the largest de-
livery to-day that there has been for
many weeks past. We find actual sales
of 81 packages and 9 packages on COM
mission. Sales were made at a range
of 12@lS cents, most of the good pack
ages selling at 16917 cents.
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SPENCER.

Hard colds seem to be all the rage.
Farmers are overhsuling their buckets
and making every preparation for the
arrival of sugar-making.
Mr.. Burnham who has been sick so
long passed away last Sunday morning
at four o'clock. Mr.. B. has been among
US about twenty five years and leaves a
large circle of friends to mourn his loss.
Gen. Gibson delivered his famous lec-
ture "AloDg the Lines" in the M. E.
church last evening and although the at
tendance was small those who did hear
him fully appreciated the eloquent ora
tor.
We are sorry, and on our knees hum
bly, implore the pardon Of Mr.. ]. NJ.
Kitchen for our fearful mistake. We
take all the blame upon ourselves, for
we might have known it was mistake
but as we had it from good authority as
we supposed, and also knowing that he
was staying in Orange where he was but
little known, we did not know but it
might possibly be the case, but we see
that that makes no difference.
Feb. 2Sth. STEB.
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HUNTINGTON.

The funeral services of John Haskins
took place at one o'clock on Monday.
John was q good young man and by his
natural kindness of heart won host oi
friends. Mr.. and Mr.. Haskins have
the sympathies of the entire community
The Baptist ''social" was held at the
house Of Mrs. Whitney Clark on Tues
day evening.
Several Of our district schools closed
their winter term last week. Most of the
teachers were of "native origin" and
gave good satisfaction at an aveEagv
price of thirty-two dollars q month. -
Mr.. NJ. K. Smith returned home with
q fine flock of fat sheep.
Our new mill is doing thriving bust
ness.
Chapman Bros, are buying and have
for sale few fine carriage horses.
The ordinance of baptism will be ad
ministered in the bsptistery of the Bap.
tlst church on Saturday at eleven O'Clock
by . union of three churches.
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He Shoes 'Em

Mr.. w. H. serage has removed his
quarters to Q. n. Stroup's new stone
front on Liberty St., ono Of the neatest
rooms In town and In q convenient To-
cality. Mr.. s. has fresh and good stock
Of boots and shoes which he Is Offering
at very low prices. Those Ia need
of feet protectors will do we'll to call
and examine goods before purchasing.
he also has stock of W hips which will
be sold regardless of cost. 24w1
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To Parties in Need of Employ
ment.


To Parties in Need Of Employ
ment.
In communication to US the Patentees
and Proprietors of the Centennial Cake and
Baking Pan ask US to refer them to a party
who would make good agent to sell the
above named pan to the people of this and
adjoining counties, and as the best means Of
bringing the matter to the notice of parties
in this vicinity who are in want of business
that is light and easy to perform, and one at
which there is certainly considerable money
to be made, we insert this description:
sit Is made of Russia Iron, and will bake
more evenly than it can be baked in the old
fashioned tin cake pan, and being provided
with q detachable rim, you can, by simply
raising hook, remove the rim of the pan
from the sides OF the cake without breaking
or iniuring it in the least, thus leaving the
cake on the bottom OF the pan, very conven-
lent for icing or frosting, the bottom of the
pan being raised prevents the cake from be-
ing burnt on the bottom; the tube in the
center can be removed by inserting common
case knife in the slot in the top and turning
1t half round when 1t will drop cut; there is
also a slide on the bottom by which you can
close the hole after removing the tube, max
ing a plain bottom pan for baking fruitcake,
bread, biscuits, ETC., thus practically giving
YOU two paus for the price of one. With all
these advantages over all other pans, agents
have no trouble at all in selling from ten to
twenty-five of them per day. One agent has
sold over one thousand of these pans in one
county and reports that he has not gone over
one half Of it yet, and we would advise any
one out of employment to write at once to
L. E. BROWN Il CO.. les and 127, Central
Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio, mentioning that
they read this notice in our paper, and they
will Immediately send you a descriptive cir
cular and terms to agents and full particulars
as to territory, etc. 22w3
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COMMUNICATIONS.
PITTSFIELD.

Mr.. ]. w. Barnard, better known as
Wood" Barnard died on the 24th ult.
He has been engaged in making axes for
several years. ..
Is it not about time for the fruit-tree
peddler to put in his appearance! We
have not heard of one for about q year.
But perhaps they think the field has been
pretty we'll CLEANED and SO will wait for
another crop of fats. NJ.
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New London Teachers Union.

The following is the programme of
the Teachers Union to be held at New
London, Saturday, March sth, 1879:
o: 50, A. NJ. Opening Exercises.
Q: 10, Primary Reading, Hattie Sliney,
10: 20, Ratio and Proportion, VIM. Bracy.
IL: 90, Recess of Is minutes.
IL: Is, Physiology in the Common Schools,
DR.. A. d. Skellenger.
1: Is, P. NJ, Syntax, P. Elmslie.
Q: 90, ReYiews and Examinations, Sarah
Elliott.
Q: IS, Recess of Is minutes.
8: 90, Duties and Responsibilities Of School
Directors, A. A. Pond.
Discussion on each topic, Question Box,
and Miscellaneous Business.
1t is expected that Supt. Oakes, of
Norwalk will be present. A cordipl in
vitation to meet with us is extended to
all.
E. N, MCCONNELL, Src'y.
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L Wish Everybody to Know,

Rev. George II. Thayer, an old citizen Of
this vicinity, known to everyone as a most
influential citizen and christian minister of
the NJ. E. Church, just at this moment
stopped in our store to say, 81 wish every
body to know that consider that both my
self and wife owe our lives TO Shiloh's Com
sumption Cure" 1t is having a tremendous
sale over our counters aud is giving perfect
satisfac ton in all cases Of Lung Diseases,
such as nothing else has done.
DRs. MATCHETr & FRANCE.
Bourbon, Ind, Nav 18th, 1878.
Sold by Everett 4 Starr, Wellington, Ohio,
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A Case of Conscience.

observed one of our merchants a
few days since step quickly to his CASH
drawer, as a customer was leaving the
store and say to him, "Here, take this
change, hardly think the goods are
worth the money you paid me for them. "
No, it wasn't Turley.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-03-06

-''Lawson's Curative" is the only
remedy which has stood the test of
years, and which can be warranted to
cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tooth ache
Sick or Nervous Headache, and to re-
duce Inflammation in Wounds, Bruises,
etc., when used according to directions
Sold by all druggists and dealers in
medicines at 30 cents and one dollar pei
bottle.
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DIED.

LOVELAND.-At his home in this place,
Sunday, March I'd, 1879, Of congestion, Mr..
Abner Loveland, in the eighty-third year Of
his age.
HASKINS.-At the residence of his par
ents in Huntington, on March 1st, 1879 after
months of extreme suffering, Mr.. John Has.
kins.
The sorrow Of friends is mitigated by the
good evidence which he left them, and his
triumphant death through living faith. The
funeral services took place in the M E. Church
on the afternoon of the Srd, conducted by
Rev. j. Frank Smith, assisted by Rev. Fox.
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PEN FIELD.

Watson Starr has moved on to the
farm of his father-in-law in Southeast
Wellington.
Mrs. L. P. Starr. of La Grange is with
her sister Mrs. d. w. G. Dickson, who
has been in poor health all winter.
Watson Lindsey is just home from
Oberlin College.
Sampson s. Son have fine new deliv-
cry wagon.
The infant son of Henry and Eva
Cushman Yost died Feb. 9th.
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MARRIED.

wALKER-FRENCH.- the residence
of Francis French, in Wellington, March
4th, 1879, by Rev. j. A. Daily, Mr.. Lucius E.
Walker and Miss Jennie NJ. French.
BATES-GOTT.-AtP Penfield, O., Febru-
ary 25th, 1879, by Rev. P. C.. Bunt, Mr.. Frank
Bates and Miss Dora j. Gott, both of La.
Grange, Ohio.
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Many Witnesses

Testify to the wonderful virtues of the
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy" in
the relief and cure of that disagreeable
and often fatal disease, Catarrh.
The medicine is for sale by Everett &
Starr, Wellington, Ohio, and by Strong.
Cobb & Co., Cleveland, Ohio,
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Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining unclaimed
In Wellington p. O., for the week end.
Ing March 1st., 1879.
Ada Hawkins, s. G. Rogers, Frank
lin Berrett, Rev, McIntire.
When calling for the above please
say Advertised"
J. T. OGDEN, P. N.
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No Deception Used.

1t is strange so many people will continue
to suffer day afer day with Dyspepsia, Liv-
er Complaint, Constipation, Sour Stomach,
General Debility, when they can procure at
our store, SHILOH'S VITALIZER, free o.
cost II it does not cure or relieve them.
Price 75 cents. Sold by Everett l. Starr,
Wellington, Ohio.
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HOLLOWiY'S OINTMENT.

Possessed of this Remedy, every man
may be his own doctor. 1t may be
rubbed into the system, so as to reach
any internal complaint; by these means
1t cures Sores or Ulcers in the Throat,
Stomach, Liver, Spine, or other parts.
1t is an Infallible Remedy for Bad Legs,
Bad Breasts. Contracted or Stiff Joints,
Gout, Rheumatism AID all skin diseases.
IMPORTANT CAuTIoN.-None are genuine unless the
signature Of j. HAYDOCE, agent for the United
States, surrounds each box of Pills and Ointment.
Boxes at 25 cents, g. cents and 81 each.
~ There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
HOLLOWAY CO.. New York.
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The Friend of All!
Ho11oways Pills

Il had no appetite; Hollowsy's Pills gave me q
hearty one"
'Your Pills are marvellous"
s.I send for another box, and keep them in the
house."
'.Dr Holloway has cured my headache that was
chronic"
81 gave one of your Pills to my babe for cholera
morbus. The dear little thing got well in day."
MY nausea of morning is now cured"
.'Your box Of Holloways Ointment cured me OF
noises in the head. rubbed some Of your Ointment
behind the ears and the noise has left"
'Send me two boxes; want one for poor family. :"
81 enclose q dollar your price is IS cents but the
medicine to me Is worth a dollar"
''Send me hve boxes of your Pills"
Let me have three boxes of your Pills by return
mall for Chills and Fever"
have 200 such testimonials as these, but
want Of space compels me to conclude.
For CutaneOus Disorders.
And all eruptons of the skim this Ointment is most
invaluable. 1t does not heal externally alone, but
penetrates with the most searching effect to the
root Of the evil.
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SULLIVAN.

Rev. NJ. D. Shutter of Oberlin, accom-.
panied by his brother DR.. VIM. Shutter
of Carson City, Mich. arrived in tow O
Monday for few days vacation and visit.
Mr.. Wallace Drake who has been EN-.
ployed the past winter in the drug store
of j. w. Houghton in Wellington re.
turned home Monday. E
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Publishers Notice.

The address label on each paper shows the date to
which ths Subscriber has paid. thus: -a-.-
Jerry Smith LAM 70
sienfaes that Mr Smith has paid for his paper unt
Jsnuary list i87e The MALL list 10 corrected weekly.
By consuitne addl label every subscriber can
tail n instant how his account standa. and wheth
er he has reseisea proper credit on our books
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What Our High School GradU.
ates are Doing.

We give below condensed report of
what few of the former pupils of the
High School have been doing the past
winter at school-teaching:
Frank Stevick class of W has just
closed successful term in DR.. Cannan's
district, Camden.
Mr.. Ernest Garrett taught the school
In his fathers district on the Wellins-
ton and Brighton road near "Wilbur's g
Corners" passing through his maiden
effort with commendable success.
/ Miss Nettie Craddock and Miss Jen.
ME French each taught schools in Hum
tington in adjoining districts. A favor
able report comes up from the citizens
there in regard to the ability Of, these
ladies rs faithful teachers. A.,
Miss Ada Peck taught the school at
"whirney's, Corners In Pittsdeld. The
fact that Miss Peck has taught the same
school for three terms speaks well for
her popularity, the district being said
to be little hard to please.
Miss Alice Avery taught in the "Ma-
son district" and will 1t is said teach
the same school this coming season. A
good record has been made during the
past term.
The school in Dist. No. 8 was taught
by Miss Julia Gillett a lady who has
made teaching a business for six years
or more. This school was small, num-
bering eight pupils, and two Of them
nom residents, attending portion of
the time only. The pupils as usual, at
the close of this school signified their
appreciation Of the service rendered by
the teacher by presenting a token of
remembrance in the shape Of silver
fruit knife. Quite q surprise to the
teacher as she had suspected nothing Of
the kind. Each pupil received some
pretty present f,om- the teacher at
Christmas.
Miss Gertie Johns has been an appli-
cant for this school for the coming
term, but IL the action of the Legisla-
ture providing that no school shall be
taught when the number OF pupils is
less than eight, becomes a law, This
school will have to be suspended few
years until the population supplies q
full quota of pupils-ahem!
GYP.
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Ing. ----,1z ~ -
Ladies in want Of . nice-fitting
shoe or gaiter should not fail to call on
Frank B. Serage. 24t1
The ladies of the Congregational
Society are busily engaged In making
the carpets for the new church.
Rev. P. c. Bunt says 1t has not been
bad season for weddings, he having
himself married eight couples.
-One Of the sick boys of s. 8. War
nef was very much worse last week and
was expect d to die, but is mending
again.
-Joaiah B. Chapman Esq, of Spen-
Ger has purchased lot in Chas. Phelps
Addition and will erect q dwelling as
soon Is spring opens. 90 -s@
The little son of the Cushion fami-
lywho lost q daughter by scarlet fever,
is yet 90 IN nom that dieease that the
friends are quite anxious.
The serious Illness Of Mrs. Das-
comb of 0berlin, and Of the mother Of
Mrs.. George q. wsshburn Of Elyria
were among the county news items Of
last week.
About % persons have united with
the First II. Z. Church at Oberlin dur
ing the late revival and there continues
to be conversions at the usual evening
meetings Of the week.
Miss Josie Briggs is in the Cleveland
Wholesale millinery house where she
has formerly been and win soon be
back in Wellington with new goods in
time for the spring trade.
Frank B. Serage successor to T.
Kirk In the boot and shoe business, will
have, in few days, one Of the finest
stock Of goods ever put in the yelling
ton market and VIII sell at Cleveland
prices. 1t
-Peepls who drive upcn the highway
think there ought to be.s law prohibit
ting the usoe Aeds snd bcats without
q tongue. To meet ono Of these loaded
nuisances on track not perfectly level
endangers life and limb and vehicle.
Testimonials received show that
"Lawson's Curative" Is meeting with
steadily increasing sales and that it is
daily finding favor with the public for
those diseases for which 1t is recon-
meuded. See ad. in another column
aud try It when you get sick.
Frank B. Serage has adopted the
plan Of doing business on cash basis.
This II the only safe plan and we hope
he may be able to continue It. His Gus
TONERS will doubtless find it to their
interest for he will be able to give them
better prices thsu he could on the cred
itsystem. =. ds 49, = 2lt1 = Z
-One dollar wIn bur one cord of
wood. or eight fsnce-posts, or one hum
dred feet Of roof-boards, or -four loads
Of ssw-dust at Crane & Hemenway's
mill. Scantlings, fence-boards and
lumber At correspondingiy.lo low prices.
When In want Of anything In their line
call on them. 24w1 =;
Thursday and Friday the coun-
I tn roads were . smooth track, uot.icv
enoueh to be unsafe and as hard as a
pavement. SUNDAY noon damn snow
storm commenced that soon developed
Into cold north-easter. and before
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c. q. SIR. r. Timetable.
Church Directory.

DIscLPIE CHURCH, .ssyics. every Sabbath I, e :.
4 PRAYER Meeting on Thursday EVENING". W. B.
Thompoon, pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. - Services every
SAbbatA at l0.SO A. n. and 700 p. NJ Sabbath
school ct Il n Prayer Meeting on Thursday even
Ing. J, A Daly, psstor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-servtcese ey.
cry sabbath q 1850 A. n: and tool NJ sabbath
Sabbath School e n II. Prayer Meeting on Thurs-
day evsningI. y. g. Albright. pastor.
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Our little town is thrown into quite q
state of excitement over the reported
failure of A. II. Palmer.
Mr.. Wilson who moved to Licking Co.
last Fall is in town again for few days.
He looks and acts no better for the
Licking" he has received.
Where can we find Joseph to inter.
pret the wonderful dreams that have of
late been dreamed in Sullivan.
Ho, Pittsield, Penfield, Clsrksfield and
all your other fields can't some of you
advise US Of some plan whereby we can
get our sidewalks improved.
We sent up . report from Sullivan last
week but suppose it did not reach you
in time for publication.
OLD SOLOMON.
The article referred to has not been
received.-ED
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For Lame Back, side OF chest use SHI-
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Price 25 cts.
Sold by Everett & Starr
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Arrival and Departure of Mails

HACK LINES.
Oberiiu Arrive Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Pitfsdeld. atsA- n. Leave At p. NJ.
Bnghtca.. lAnive daily at 10 A. N Leave at
Huntineson ARRIVE Monday, Wednesday and Fri
sSIivaa. day stIF: Leave Tps:daY. Thurs M
sseass.s. sesncss Av. Tuesday, Thursday and s..ur-
Homesylie. day as IL A u. Leave ati M