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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-02-20
Dot wellington Ring.
1 am a farmer bold,
And have a right to scold,
Ven my milk goes in
To der factory bin,

And have right to scold,
Ven my milk goes in
To der factory bin,
And dot Wellington calf
Takes out Just half.
And den he say dots all right, Y Yahcup.
But don't tink dots all right. l am
Wiling to pay schust inc dollar,
Vich is quite enough
For making up dot stuff.
But he say he can't live on dot. Vale,
III not heave a sigh, ".
Veter he live or die;
But hope he'll do der later,
Cause den you know,
Wen all at 1t go,
And make -.
Dot guide old dairy cheese,
VOt you could eat NIT ease,
And ven times vas sound,
Brought four cents pound;
Vile dot factory stuff only nets us desc
hard times
just six and and half,
After feeden der calf.
Yah, make it hot for dot Wellington
ring!
BARON VoN WIcrEM.
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Real Estate Transfers.

J. n. witbeck ct al, to C W. Hem
Wellington village, ............. $1,000 90
Susan II. Nickles to James Rust,
part Of lot IS, block 1, yelling
ton village, 1Sl-1OOO acre. So 76
R. A. Rorr, Executor, to j. B. Rob-
inson, 25 acres in tract IL, Hunt
ington township, ............... 1,500 90
Sarah n. Wadsworth to Clara Fitch
parts of lots 81 and 80, Yelling
Susan NickIes to r. A. Horr, lots
76, a, 7s, 20, 80, 81, 50, in block
L: also part Of lot IS, Wellington
Benjamin Wadsworth to R.A.Horr
lot 76 and part Of lot IS, We'll
lington village, ,................. 90
o. NJ. stroup, ct al, to r. A.Horr,
lot 70, lot a, also part of lot IS.
Wellington village. 90
VIM. vischer ct al, to Il. A. Horr
parts of lots so and 81, block 1,
and part of lot IS, Wellington V. 90
G. D. Foote to r. A. Horr, lot IS,
part Of lot 20 and part of lot So,
Wellington village, ...-....... / 90
r. A. Horr to A. NJ. Fitch, parts Of
lots 70. so and IS, Wellington
r 'lalags, a. Horr to William viscber W
parts of lots SO, 81, and IS, Wei
1ington VILLAGE. l OF
r. A. Horr to @ D. Foote and 9.
X. Warner. lot a, parts Of IS
and SIS, wellington yillage,...... 90
r. A. Horr to John NJ. Otterbscher
parts of lots 70 and IS, Yelling
ton village,.. %
r. A. Horr to o. NJ. Stroup, parts
of lots IS, - and IS, Wellington
r. A. Horr to Amos Litcbffeld, lot
70 and part Of lot IS, Wellington
village, Observation-Disclosures. 1 90
Joseph w. Worcester to James F.
township. $500 90
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She Was Bound to Make Time.

Sno was DOunO TO MAKE 1l"es
On last Saturday afternoon DR.. Nc
Claran received a dispatch to meet the
fast train going south, at our depot.
When the train arrived the conductor
escorted the doctor into the palace coach
and introduced him to party from
New York, bound for the West Indies.
One of the party, a lady, had dislocat-
ed her wrist i'm fall received as they
were boarding the train at Berea. She
was suffering all she could bear and the
rocking of the coach had no paliating
effect. They insisted that the doctor
must proceed with them on their jour-
ney until her suffering was relieved.
The work then began and by the time
the train reached New London a re-
duction was effected and the arm firmly
fixed in splints.
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Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining unclaimed
in Wellington p. o., for the week end
ing Feb. -, 1879.
Miss Amelia Nimacks, Solomon G..
Newton, Robert Little, Julius Lappe
Webster Simmons, Miss Mary Henry,
Alice Leonard. Austin Y. Bradley, l..
A. Walker, Steedman Burnham.
When calling for the above please
say Advertised"
J. T. OGDEN, p. N.
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"Nose Like q Sap.tree."

Mr.. Luke Perkins, of Claremont, N.
H., In describing his condition before
taking the unconstitutional Catarrh
Remedy" says: "My nose is like sap
tree, my head like the sound of water
falls, and the continued ringing of a
thousand BELLS" All these have disap-
peared by the use of the above remedy,
which can be procured of Everett &
Starr, Wellington, or Strong, Cobb &
Co., Cleveland.
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MARRIED..

PICKwORTH-WARD. Thursday
evening, Feb. 9th, 1879, at the residence Of
the brides parents. by the Rev. B. Hushour,
Mr.. Charles d. Pickworth to Miss Lucy o.
Ward, both of Pitssfield.
DAVIDSON-SPRAGUE Thursday,
Feb. 18th, by Joseph T. Haskell, Esq, Mr..
James Davidson and Miss Cornelia sprague,
all Of Huntington, y.
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Notice to the Public.

On the 10th of Feb. 1879, certain par
ties obtained my note for $141 payable
in ninety days, and this is to give notice
that will never pay said note as it was
obtained by fraud and wholly without
consideration. MARTIN CARvIN.
Spencer, Ohio, Feb. 10, 1879. % 2w
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HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFG. CHEMISTS.
Market and 9Th. STA. 81. LOUIS, MO.

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR Re-
NEWER is scientific combination of some Of
the most powerful restorative agents in the
vegetable kingdom. 1t restores gray halr to
its original color. Itmakes the scalp white
and clean. 1t cures dandruff and humors,
and falling out of the hair. 1t furnishes the
nutritive principle by which the hair is
nourished and supported. 1t makes the
hair moist, soft and glossy. and is unsui pass.
ed as hair-dressing. 1t is the most eco
nomical preparation ever offered to the pub
lie, as its effects remain long time, making
only an occasional application necessary. It
ia recommended and used by eminent medi-
cal men, and officially endorsed by the State
Assayer of Massachusetts,. For sale by all
dealers. (3 1l-ls-ly
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Do You Believe 1t?

That in this town there are scores of per-
ons passing our store every day whose lives
are made miserable by indigestion dyspep-
sia, sour and distressed stomach, liver COM
plaint, constipation, when, tor 75 cts. We
will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran-
teed to cure chem. Sold by Everett &
Starr, Wellington, o.
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1t is strange so many people will 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 VITALIZER, free OF
cost il it does not cure or relieve them.
Price rs cents. Sold by Everett & Starr,
Wellington, Ohio.
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The New Home
Good News !!

To the woman who didn't sweat her
self to death canning fruit. Bowlby s.
Hall will sell you Canned Goods for less
money than the raw material cost.
Come and buy some Unskimmed Dairy
Cheese and have taste of the good old
times. l'
Don't worry yourself hashing Mince
Meat, for we sell it ready for baking
cheaper than the material will cost you
and if you don't have as good pies, don't
buy it again.
The old Reliable Oysters direct from
Baltimore, don't forget that.
We keep receiving Dishes and Glass
ware every few days. We must keep
selling to make room for more. Come
in while you can, for who knows but we
may be SO full before long that you can't
get in. e
We think we have better Flour, better
Coffee and better Crackers than anybody
else. BOWLBY & HALL.
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Rev. George H. 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 tremendous
sale over our counters and is giving perfect
satisfac ton in all cases of Lung Diseases,
such as nothing else has done.
DRs. MArCHETT & FRANCE.
Bourbon, Ind, Nav 18th, 1878.
Sold by Everett Starr, Wellington, Ohio.
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Grain, Flour and Feed.
For Sale or Rent.

House of eight rooms. on Clay St.. in good order.
House on Cortland Ave, seven rooms, nearly new.
House on Prospect St., eight rooms, nearly new,
All the above have good cellars, fruit and barns
In connection with room for good garden, Apply to
If r. J. ROBINSON. Real Estate Agent.
House and lot on North Main Street for 5000.
IS improved farms in Kansas. Call
22t2 r. ROBINSON, Agent.
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-. Lewis our county CLERK mas
employees ". C' AAen " me-
- 80 " " 80.
u
future iocation OF tne L. .. n. .. n
X. car shops now situated In Norwaik.
From. the Ashland Times we learn
that there Is special religious EFFORT and
interest In the churches OF that place.
The new sign Of Frank Serage's is
one of the haudsomest in town and
will, no doubt. prove judicious ad-
vertisement.
Mr.. T. Kirk, who recently sold out
his boot and shoe store, has formed an
alliance with Bennett Bros. In the ma
chine shop and foundry.
-workmen are now busily engaged
in nuttinp down the seats in the new
church. The window-sash filled with
stained glass were received last Satur-
day.. ~ e-l-
Henry Fasie an Ashland black
smith. dropped dead of heart disease
while shoeing . horse. He had COM
ulaiued of main in the region of the
heart. ''-
WIN. Crabtree met with a painful
accident last week. a ring which he
wore getting caught In some of the ma
chinery In the meat market, mangling
the finger badly.
-RevA Po,loct made . .br;ef v;s,t
a. w.l,;,.to, ,.st ~,..t No renort.
Mt. -Gilead ss exceedingly healthy,
but one death having occurre,l in the
p,ace since last May and that of an old
person.
-Tha hor.e th.t Mr. q wincheI,
h.a -. ,,,.e,.t,,. - ,os. . e. a.u.
.,n "a. die..eted bv prof +. scb,otzsr
vho sou,a th.t d..tb v.. ..u..d hv an.
hammation Of the bowels instead Of the
kidneys . hrst stated.
r-Lettt bsremembersd that Houshtou
keeps on sale the Leader, Herald, News,
Connercial, Enquirer and Gazette and
Win deliver them at your plsce of busi.
ness or resideuce daily or on Alternate
DAYS or any days Of the week, won nav
desire. :,
The d.irvmen Of Homer who had
detsrmined IN bui,d ch.... s.ctorv or
thai, ovr an, r,.re ,h.,, n,,, oha..a
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~, - ~. .s.,- m - .s.s Ia r.e.sS.
=. so,r.,,v T,,. ,..n,. - ~ Ss,,s.
reached by conference between the n.r.
ties.
The c,anner ~ n. rew ,hu,cb ha,,
h.,h.., ...t =, H., "a -,h.. -
60 h...,.- ~. -. ., ,,..-.s,..~-c,-
t. -. 80 Ts..s s = 80 -
t,n,s N N. ou.,,tx =, vo,nrD. ~ tons
INT ~. h.u a an nn.t ,o-., ,h.n ,h.
roor ~ ~. .hr..,, ,h.. 80. q. ..-;.,,.
lv ob.t,ncts,,
-Mrs CT woc,.on forme,lv an
well-kpovn a. . res,dent of Cleveland.
died In Florida ON Thursdav l.at. Mrs.
Woolsou was refined and lovely lady.
q niece of Feppimore Cooner the novel;
fat. and the mother of h,s. Co,.t.nc.
Fennimore Woo,son and NJ. cao,.e
8. Beuedtct.lHeraId.
". nat. v,., ,,..s.,
there is considerable inquiry for vacant
lots for improvement, as well as for inn
proved real estate. This will please
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IWish Everybody to Know,

Maple Syrup at r. j. Robinson's at
$1.O0 per gallon. '-a 22tl
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-Habitual Costiveness, the cause of
so many troubles, Lowness' of Spirits,
Dizziness of the Head, Loss of Memory,
Indigestion Flatulence, Beating of the
Heart, Nervousness, all these are cured
by Giles Improved Mandrake Pills. 1t
is sold by all druggists. Trial size IS cts.
Send for pamphlet to DR.. Giles, 40,
West Broadway, N. Y. .-.I s- Z.
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HOLlOWlY'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
it 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 ard all skin diseases.
IMPoRTANr CAUTIoN.-None are genuine unless the
signature OF J. HAYDOCK, agent for the United
States, surrounds each box of Pills and Ointment.
Boxes at 25 cents, 81 cents and 81 each.
eB-There is considerable saving by taking the
HOLLOWAY & CO., New York
l3mss ~
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A Rare Chance.

BUSH & BELDEN wish to say
to their customers and the
public generally, that they
contemplate closing out their
clothing business and have de-
cided to make a slaughter in
prices.
All desirable goods will be
sold at cost +; those a little off
will be sold regardless of cost.
WE MEAN BUSINESS. If
you don't believe it come and
see for yourselves.
Cash, and nothing else, will
be taken for goods at cost.
BUSH & BELDEN.
Aug. 2sth, 1873.
.fl-.
'-
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z. DOLAND, 81
Manufacturer of
CARRIAGES, BUGGES,
Wagons and Sleighs.

Having purchased the interest of P. q.
Thomas in thee arriage business, I shall de,
vote my entire time and energy to supply
ing everything in my line that the recessi-
ties of my customers demand
have large stock of new and second
hand carriages which will be old at rices
to suit the times.
Office and Factory at the old stand As
formerly. Thankful for past favors, so.
licit a continuance of your patronage.
2in40y1 T. DOLAND.
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-IIKAoRRHoIDs.-I suffered terribly.
Had made arrangements with promi-
nent surgeon to operate. A friend ad-
sised me to try Giles Liniment and
Pills. did so, and to my unspeakable
joy, got immediate relief, and am now
cured. j. L. KENNIN,
Metropolitan Hotel, N. Y.
Sold by all druggists. Trial size 25
cents. Send for pamphlet to DR.. Giles,
120, West Broadway, N. Y. . l-..'l
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From all parts of the country reports come
of the immense sales and increasing demand
for that deservedly popular Sewing Machine,
The Old and Reliable 'STANDARD," !" the price
of which the proprietors wisely reduced to
$40 including all the attachments, and at
once secured for them q popularity among
the people, far beyond that attained by any
other machine at any price, the consequence
of which Is, agents are leaving the old high
priced machines, and seeking territory for
the "STANDARD." Knowing from exper-
fence that with-the best goods at the lowest
price they can outsen all other machines,
where the superior quality and low price ia
made known. This splendid machine COM
bines all the improvements. Is far ahead of
all others in beauty and durability of its
work, ease of management, light running
and certainty Of operation, Is sensibly made
upon sound principles, with positive work.
ing parts all steel, and can be safely put
down as the very perfection of q serviceable
sewing machine, In every particular, that
will outlast any machine, and at o price far
down below any other. 1t Is thoroughly
warranted for five years. Kept in order free
of charge. And sent to any part of the
country for examination by the customer
before payment of the bill. We can predict
equally as large demand for them in this
section as in others. Families wishing the
best machine manufactured should write di.
rect to the Factory, and enterprising persons
wishing to seize the chance should apply for
so desirable an agency. See advertisement
in another part of this paper. Address Stand
ard Machine Co, Cor. Broadway and Clin-
ton Place, New York.
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UNCLE RoBINSoN'S
OYSTER DEPOT


I am now in daily receipt of
fresh Oysters from Baltimore,
and will sell bulk and can oys-
ters cheaper than ever, by the
dish, served up in every style.
For church and benevolent
objects I will make reasonable
deductions, also to merchants.
Please do not forget that keep full snp-
ply of Groceries and Provisions, together
with Fruits and Confectionery, Tobacco and
Cigars, Lunch and Hot Tea and Coffee at all
hours, and no pains spared to accommodate
all who call.
Thankful for past favors remain your
humble servant,
R.J. ROBINSON.
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For Lame Back, side OF hest use SHI-
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Price 26 cts.
Sold by Everett Starr.
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No DeceptiOu Used.

Maple Sugar at r. J. Robinson's.
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printed at this Office
on short notice and ON
most reasonable terms.
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Lost.

On the road from Penfeld to Sullivan, q sugar box
containing gallon crock hslf-fun Of butter. The
finder VIII confer favor by leaving at Bowlby &
Halls Qts) r... ... E. A. GORHAM.
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the leopard MS spots.
The following, which is said to have
actually occurred down south of Mason
and Dixon's line will be Of interest to
some of our readers: Two young men
on q certain evening called upon two
young ladies, servants in q somewhat
pretentious mansion. They were heart
lily welcomed and agreeably entertained
SO that the hours slipped unconsctously
by and two O'Clock A. NJ. arrived before
they had said their farewclls and taken
their departure. 1t is charitably sup
posed that their watches had run down
or were bogus article. The master of
the house, who by the way enjoys a
joke, not willing to lose q nights rest
for the sake of the happiness Of the two
young couples, got up at the hour mem
toned, appeared to them in ghost-like
apparel and thus addressed them
"Gentlemen, It is time to adjourn come
again. Come often, but especially, come
early!" It's needless to say that they
did adjourn sadder but wiser men.
Those young men still live.
The most perfect alleviator of pain
from whatever cause Is "Lawson's Cur
ative." 1t reduces inflammation, is
cooling and healing to angry wounds
and cuts, and for the terrible scourge
Diphtheria, or Sore Throat 1t is sure
remedy. Large bottles 30 cents.
Don't fail to call for that 40 cent
Japan or Green tea ct HoughtonS. If
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New Pension Law.
All Pensions by new law; begin back at day Of
discharge. Rejected cdses also re-opened. Pension
ers add applicants, send two stamps for new law,
blanks and Instructions to
n. W. FITZGERALD, Box $50, Washington, D. e
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-05
Australian Marriages.

London Saturday Review.
In Australia, rs elsewhere, u lie of
more or less permancnce and &C
knowledged validity binds men to their
partners. Marriage, again, is surround
ed, rs among civilized people, by laws
of " forbidden degrees" which are very
curious, very little understood, and
which in many ways resemble, while in
others they seem TO differ from the laws
of other undeveloped peoples. Wives
are chiefly obtained by exchange. The
dominant male of group-father,
eldest brother, or uncle-has the GUS
tomary right OF swapping away the
young women oi.the groupin exchange
for other young women whom il il
lawful for him TO marry. IL is clear
that old men with families have the
best chance Of getting more wives,
while young men with no sisters are
likely to remain bachelor. Ii this sys-
tenn worked itself out, each tribe would
consist of few overgrown harems and
set OF wild bachelors. AS it happens,
young men and women revolt against
the old, and voluntary elopenents OF
marriages by capture are common.
The course of true love runs anything
but smooth. The lover is exposed To
the ordeal OF spears" which are hurl.
ed at him by the relatives Of the lady.
The runaway bride is beaten, perhaps
her feet are speared, TO prevent her
from running away again. II a young
pair are courageous and true 10 each
other, however the sympathy of the
group usually comes round to them,
and they enter on peaceful married
life. II has been said That the old men
sometimes give wives to the young
who thus !" take stock" as the ancien,
Irish said, and become in a way, the
vassals of the old fellows.
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CATHERINE Ho6ARrH DICKENS.
Her Children and Her >istcrS... IN Incl.
dent that suspended the utilization Of
"Aicholas >icklchy."
Now York Herald.

NOW YORK tttfNlds
Mrs Catherine Hogarth Dickens, wild.
ow OF Charles Dickens, e novelist, died
Nov. - al her residence in Gloucester
Crescent, Regents Park, London aged
about 10 years. She had been suffering
for more than year hom y lingering
illness. Mrs Dickens was daughter of
tho late George Hogarth, u we'll known
man Of letters, who WAS Nh early ASST
ciate OF Charles Dickens on the staff OF
the London Morning Chronicle She was
married April >, lS36, three days after
the appearance of The thSt number OF
the Pckwick Papers She lived with
Mr.. Dickens tor twenty-five years ON
terms OF apparent happiness and mu.
tuai affection, rs is testified by the col.
lection of Dickens " Letters" Just pub
lisned, III which II large portion OF the
contents OF the first volume (from 1883
To 1896 inClusiv, J was addressed To her
in a tone Of great cordially. From the
latter date the letters to her are con-
spieuous 10y their absence, nor is any
reference to her existence readily dis.
cernable in the concluding volume. Mrs,
Dickens accompanied her husband dur
ing his first visit To the United States in
1912, during his Italian journey of lSIi,
aud during many visits 10 France. She
bore him seven sons and three daugh-
tiers, of whom the second son, Walter
Lander, Lieutenant in the Forty.sec.
ond Royal Highlanders, died suddenly
at Calcutta, Dec. 81, 1868 aged IS years;
the fifth son. sydney Smith, n naval
officer, died ut sen III 1872, and the
youngest daughter, Dora, died III infancy
in 1851. The surviving sons are named
Charles. Francis J, frey, Alfred Tenny-
son, Henry Fielding, and Edward Bal
wer Lylton, OF whom the iirst-nam,d is
now becoming known rs an author,
while Alfred aud Edward are farmers
in Australia, Of the two surviving
daughters, the elder, Mary (ealled
Mamie), has just edited her fathers
Letters" and the younger Catherine
(called Kate), was married TO Mr.
Charles Allston Collins, brother of VIII
kie Collins, the novelist, and on hi
death to q Mr.. Pereuini. As is we'll
known, Mr.. and Mrs. Dickens separated
in June, 1858, and sho had ever since
lived n very retir,d life in London. The
causes Of H. separation have never
been automatically known. Mr.. Forst-
er's biography preserves the greatest
reticence on the subject, though the
chief blame is allowed by him TO rest
upon the novelist, in accordance with
the general current of public opinion.