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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-02-24

| Saturday morning Bunce's taffy stand,
which has arisen phrnix-like under B., L., &
Co.'S awning, was adorned with . sign ar.
tistically painted, and "Phenix Block"is the
nrst of the new buildings to replace those
destroyed by the FIRE Of Jan. so, 1881.
The Lorain County Teachers Association
will meet at Lorain, Feb 26th, in the High
School room. Papers of interest will be pre-
ssnted by Professor White and Superintend-
end Clark, of Oberlin. A free dinner IL
rendered by the citizens of Lorain. A large
| meeting Is greatly desired. Good railroad
connections both going and returning.
Saturday was q very busy day 10 our busi-
ness houses. The town was full Of people
getting ready for sugar making, laying in
supplies fer house and stock, and preparing
| for Q break up of the roads and . long seige
Of mud Great preparations are being made
for early sugar making, tin sap buckets and
patent splles being sold in large quantities.
Last Friday night, when the Marshal was
making his rounds, he found . man near
Horr & Warmers Office so drunk as to be
utterly oblivious to all earthly things, and
who could not possibly be aroused to con-
| sciousness. The Marshal got q hand sled,
loaded him on, and drew him to the cooler
as though he had been dead hog, aud gave
him free lodgings for the night. His en-
ployer came around the next morning and
took him home.
The bed Of the old Clinton Air Line Is as
far a. possible to be used for the new route
from New York to Chicago. The question
now Is: How 10 that read going to be made
to hit Medina and Wellington II Akron and
New London are to be made points. Gen.
Gibson spoke at New London Thursday
evening last, asking from that township
s2O, 900 and right Of way through the town.
ship, which requirement they think will be
met. Brown, Howard & Co., of Chicago viii
build the road.
Last Friday two young men from Cleve-
land came to Wellington, and meeting .
friend ON the walk, said they had come up to
have some fun; and they had 1t. One OF
them, who has been a brakeman and con-
ductor of extra-trains on this road, was found,
about o'clock, hanging over the Park fence.
He was Q stranger and they took him In. he
wanted to 90 home on the next train, but the
Marshal told him that the weather was bad
and he was not locking well, and he must
| stay till morning. The other was night clerk
Of the City Hotel, Cleveland, and was found
| in the depot sitting room, too full for loco
motion, and almost too full for utterance.
He went in. In the morning, not having the
whsrewifh to pay for lodgings, they left q
gold chain for security and went their way,
sadder, ETC., etc.
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--latest News Notes.

A black bass weighing 61< pounds was
caught in Chippawa Lake.
NJ. 8. Colgrove, of Painesville, died last
week from the kick of horse.
Mrs. Shultx, of Logan County in tins State
has just died at the age Of o..
A stranger registering as Westfall, from
Memphis, has suicided by laudsnum at
Norwalk.
j. c. Grcnt, . brakeman, was near killed
Seville Feb. 10th. Twenty-seven cars ran
over him. ....
Mrs. Cary, Of Cantor, sister Of Hon.
Joseph Medill, of the Chicago Tribune, was
buried Saturday. E-r
Councilman A. K. Spencer, cashier of the
First National Bank. Cleveland. died Nom
day noon suddenly Of heart disease.
The Cabinet organ aud small clock were
recently stolen from the lecture room Of the
Congregational church of Hudson, the
burglars taking out window to do II.
There baye been 14S sccsssions 10 the First
Methodist church Of Akron during late re-
vival. Mrs. l. o. Robinson, the evangelist,
has been with them Tut has now gone to
Bloonisgten. III.
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Huntington.

We are awake to the progress Of the
age, good advice and wise council Is in
readiness when needed.
Mr.. Chas. Mooney, the successful
operator at West Salem, male shor
visit to his afflicted mother last week.
Our sympathies for the Wellington
fire department are so strong that We
have two young men who will volun-
teer their services. One We know can
hook and the other is for reaching.
Our new saw mill av.rages nearly
seven thousand feet per day.
Albert Larg and wife, after nearly
a years visit in the west have returned
home. A welcome awaited them.
Mr.. Whitney Smith, who with his
family went from Us to their home In
Michigan, died last week. His wife,
formerly Emma Lang, has our sympa-
thies. 5,
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Peuheld. .

The donation visit at the NJ. f. Par
sonage last week was success socially,
also financially, considering the at
tendance which was small, owing to
unfavorable weather and undue notice
being given:
Rev. Wachob is conducting a pro-
tracted meeting in Litchfield. Mrs.
Wachob is visiting friends in Stark
county.
Henry Yost has sold his place to
"Uncle Ned" Yeomans, consideration
81 900.
Washington Krebs has purchased the
Dickson property at the centre.
David Shaw d Co. have purchased
the Saw Mill OF w. w. Penfield, and
have already commenced operations.
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Local and miscellaneous

From 500 TO TOO valentines were mailed at
the wellineton Post once last week.
The Old Wellington House 10 on wheels,
and moving down near the foundry.
The series OF meetings held at the Disciple
Church were closed last Friday night.
Fifty Italians were shipped here last satur-
day and were taken to Clarks6eld to work
oa the W. & L. Z. Railroad. The paymaster
went through here Monday.
". II. Tucker, of Elylis, Was here, Monday,
to institute Lodge Of the ''Royal Arcanum. +"
The Lodge win open with fifteen Of our bust.
ness men a. charter members.
Nr.A. h. Palmer has leased the land south
Of Houghton's Drug Store, and intends build
ing soon, the building to be occupied by Mrs.
Palmer for dressmaking and millinery.
WV. Harvey has secured accommods
ton for lis stock while building, with Homer
r. Morehouse, the popular proprietor OF the
new market on West Liberty street.
The attention Of our readers is called to .
notice in this issue Of ''The Book Of the Age"
Il promises to nll place in theological liter
ature not covered by any previous work.
Mr.. Edwsrd West, Huntington. having
rented his farm, will sell. on Wednesday,
March End, some valuable stock, farming
imple uents, . lot Of corn. and other property
The new advertisements In this issrs-
Hoyt & woolley, Furniture; j. II. Wooliey,
Hardware, and W. w. Harvey, Groceries and
Clothlpg-nerit the attention OF our readers.
The revival meetings at the Congregational
: Church are growing In interest and several
have already professed saving faith, while
the number Of seekers is constantly increas-
Ing. ,-
There II nothing like taking time by the
fore-lock, 90 to speak. The nrst white woman
who ventured to settle In Leadville, and did
vsriocs and sundry Jobs Of washing and such
like to make the miners comfortable, and
help her husbands finances, now has an in
come Of esO,0oo year from the little million
she has laid up against rainy day, and he's
daughter attends boarding school IN an
oastssn stats. 90
+ ..saI E..
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The Revival.

The interest manifested in the subject
of religion has, during the past week,
steadily increased, with a good attend
ance every evening. The Lecture-room
at the Methodist Church has been SO
crowded that extra seats in the aisles
have been provided even on very
stormy night. Saturday afternoon thirty
five Sunday school children met st Mrs
McConnaugky's for religious inquiry
and instruction, and the occasion was in
a high degree hopeful and interesting.
At the same hour young people, seekers
Of religion, spent an hour with Rev. MIR.
Albright in the lecture-room, while from
three till four ON three afternoons prayer
and conference meetings were held for
tie mutual encouragement and profit OF
more advanced Christians. The meet
ings continued each evening except Satur.
day in the two Churches, aud within
week, without any urging except the in
vitation from the pulpit, and without any
evidence of excitement, large company
of promising young people have enlisted
in the army of the Lord. Nearly all of
the Senior Glass in the High School are
among the volunteers, and as these young
men had been pretty thoroughly united
in serving under another commander,
they show an almost solid front in ex-
pressing a healthy hatred Of the past,
and disposition to prove their earnest
ness and loyalty by recruiting for the
Captain Of their Salvation. And they
can do very effective work if there is
corresponding faithfuluess to duty in
their studies, in their secular employ
ments, in their exhibition Of the Christ
ian qualities. Youth, with its vigor, its
enthusiasm, with the freshness Of its
talent, with its sanguine hopes, conse-
Grated TO q cause that enlists its sympa
thies and commands its faith, may ac-
complish Q great deal. Their friends
and associates should assist Divine grace
in keeping these young Christians from
discouragement, from temptation and
wrong doing. Families. society - the
whole community-is 10 made purer and
stronger by this accession to the Com.
pany Of Believers. The children are
taught that child's religion is proven
By cheerful obedience to parents and
teachers. by kindness and helpfulness to
them and to brothers, sisters and asso-
ciates, and by simple faith in the
Heavenly Father. the great Teacher to
whom we are sll pupils. None of these
things are new. They are the principles
taught In every good home, by every
conscientious parent and teacher of the
young; but there are times when whole
communities are unusually and divinely
impressed with their supreme import
ance; when the conscience is especially
tender, alert, awake; when Divine truth
takes hold of the mind and enlists the
affections, and people are meved by great
feeling and enter upon ; new life with
changed motives and higher purposes,
and others acquire momentum in the
path already chosen which is progress
that lasts, and both are fruitful in good
that L. eternal.
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Stop That Cough.

If you are suffering with n Cough,
Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever,
Consumption, loss of voice, tickling in
the throat, or any affection of the Throat
or Lungs, use DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. This is the
great remedy that is causing so much
excitement by its wonderful cures, cur
ing thousands of hopeless cases. Over
one million bottles of DR.. Kings New
Discovery have been used within the last
year, and have given perfect satiscuct,on
in every instance. Wo can unbesita-
ringly say that this is really the only
sure cure for throat and lung affections
and can cheeriully recommend it to ali
Call and get trial bottle for ten cents
or regular size for sl.OO. Sold by ali
druggists. II-lyfcI
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WeighbOa1asg Wez1S.
Brighton.

Mr.. L. Perkins has rented farm on
Hartlaud ridge for the coming season.
The saw mill under the superintend-
ance of Mr.. D. johnson, after many
months rest, began operations last
Thursday.
Mr.. Horton grinds three days in the
week, and from ons hundred and fifty
TO two hundred bushels per day
The canvass Of Brighton township
for John B. Coughs new book-Sun-
light and Shadow-has beer completed.
Nearly twenty copies were taken. Not
single person looked cross at the
agent, and he met with only few who
had never heard of John B. Cough.
Rho.
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Personals.

S6ISOu6l8s
W. T. Gallaway, Is about to be ordained
pastor OF the Baptist church at Medina
Mics Hattie Chapman, Of Lorain, Is visit
ing her sister Mrs. 8. Parker, on Courtland
avenue.
Miss Thurston, of Portland, Me-, reached
here last week to spend some time with her
sister, Mrs. II. g. Starr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Starr, Of Portland,
Ne are spending few days In Wellington,
visiting their son II. G. Starr.
Mrs n. McDermott. daughter of Prof.
W. c. Pierce, Is very i'll with innammatory
rheumatism at Jacksonvill, Fla
Rev. VIM. A. wrigat and wife, who, three
yeats ago, established the first English Col
lege at Conception, Chill, 8 A, are the guests
Of Mayor Fuller.
Rev. Arthur P. Reed, formerly of Medina,
10 pastor Of Q Congregational Church at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, which society conse-
Grated new chapel Feb. 18th.
J.w. Houghton was called to Fremont
last week BY the dangerous illness of his
Ross, which at last accounts gave hope of
recovery.
Miss Eva Brown was summoned home
Monday afternoon BY the sudden death Of
her father Leonard Brown, who has been
failing for some time. Prof Kinnison closed
her school f:r her.
w. s. Franks received . telegram Sunday
morning telling him that his mother Was
dying. She lived till ten that night The
funeral occurred Wednesday at the family
home in Wadsworth.
HJ. Clark OF Oberlin, and /. N. sadler of
Grafton, Lorain county, are among the sue
cessful applicants for certihcates granted by
the State Board Of Examiners, who met In
Columbus the last Of January.
Mr.. G B. Hamilton was In town Tuesday
with bis brother william, Of Iowa, who is
home on q visit He went to the " est about
so years ago, and we hear that by judicious
Investments in real estate has accumulated Q
nne property.
Mrs. Lucy B. Woodbridge, of Berea, whose
mother died fortnight ago with typhoid
fever is very i'll with the same disease and
her life was dtspaired OF for several days says
the Advertiser. Her Brother Lyman Baker
has also been confined at home several weeks
by illness.
E. W. Houghton was one Of the passen-
gers reaching Toledo on the Saturday OF the
great flood. He with . number Of travellers
Wishing to get the other side Of the raging
Maumee, went up stream and walked over q
mile across, on q bridge Of sawlogs. He
reached home Wednesday evening after.
Rollin Cole, formerly Of Litchheld O., died
at his home in Fairfield, Mich. Feb. s;h. His
mother, widow OF Oviatt Cole deceased, had
been with her son In the Last two or three
months Of his failing health, and was at the
time Of his death seriously i'll with eyrsipelss.
Mr.. Cole leaves q wife and one child, daugh-
ter of perhaps nine or ten years.
Rev. J. W. Cracraft, Of Gambler, who few
years since sbjured the Episcopal faith and
became Congregationalist aud has since
that period been pastor in that deponi-
nation In the same town has again changed
his mind and returned to his native fold. the
ceremony Of receiving the prodigsl being I'm
pressively performed by Bishop Redell on
the evening of Feb. 10th, in the presence of a
large audience.
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o, What A Couch,

VIII you heed the warning. The
signal perhaps of the sure approach of
that moro. terrible disease Consume
tion. Ask yourselves if you can afford
Tor the sake of saving so cts, to run the
risk anh do nothing for it. We know
from experience that Shiloh's Cure will
cure your Cough. Itnever fails. This
explains why more than a million bot
ties were sold the past year. 1t relieves
Group, and Whooping Cough, at orce.
Mothers do not be without it, For
lame Back, Side, or Chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Sold by III.
q. Starr L Co. z eow-Iyfo)
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than to be President of the United
States. Watch tower.
1t is a large royal octave of 52S
page richly LOund in cloth, and con-
tains excellent likenesses of six of the
greatest scientists of the age. 1t will
De sent post paid for 81. Agents wanted
In every county, to whom excellent
terms will be offered. Address all
orders, Schell & Co., General Agents,
NO. ID University Place, New York.
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Patents.

The standing of attorneys may he as
certained upon inquiry at the Patent
Office, where it will be found that in
qentors may be sure of honorable treat
ment and skillful prosecutor of their
business by applying to MIR. c. Z. Fos-
ter, oO9 Seventh Street, Washington, ID.
G. Applications are presented with a
view To securing broad and valuable
claims, and promptly prosecuted. l2tf
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Spread the Good News.

AS family medicine and tonic, there
is no remedy at present giving such
universal satisfaction, and effecting so
many astonishing cures, as Electric
Bitters. Our druggists report a lively
demand for them, at times being unable
to supply the many calls. Ali Bilious
Attacks, Stomach, Liver and kidney
Complaints, Diabetes and Gravel, read
lily yield to their curative Qualities.
Sold by all druggists, at fifty cents per
Dottie. 1l-6m,C)
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Coal Yard,

Having bought the coal yard and busi-
ness of w. II. Fisher & Co., take this
method of Informing the citizens of
Wellington and viciHity that 1 shall
keep on hand and furnish to order all
varieties and qualities of hard and soft
coal, at the lowest living prices. All
orders given me will be promptly and
satisfactorily filed.
37-tf CUAs. f. SUTLIFf
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RUcklen's Arnica Salye.

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chappel hands, chillblains,
corns, and all kinds OF skin eruptions.
This salve is guaranteed TO give perfect
Satisfaction in every case or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by all druggists. SLY
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Delicate Women.

Cases of female weakness, delicate and
enfeebled constitutions, and those suffer
ing with stomach, Liver aud Kidney
complaints, will find Electric Bitters
speedy and certain cure. The sick and
Frustrated should rejoice that such a
reliable remedy is placed within their
reach. Health and happiness will surely
follow where Electric Bitters are used.
For sale by all druggists, price only
hfty cents. 1l-6m(C)
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A Cross Baby,

Nothing is so conducive to n mans
remaining a bachelor as stop; ing for
one night at the house of a married
friend and being kept awake for five or
six hours by the crying of cros baby.
All cross and crying babies neen only
Hop Bitters TO make them well and
smiling. Young man, remember this.
Traveller.
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Wellington, Sept. is, 1880

Wellington, Sept. Ii, 1880.
To may Customers, one and all,
old and Young, Republicans
and Democrats
I am now daily receiving Fresh
Oysters, in can and in bulk,
and will sell as cheap as any
other party can. l am also
prepared to serve up Oysters
in every style at my old stand
on Liberty street. I will use
my Ice Cream Parlor this fall
and winter for Glass Parties,
and will furnish everything de.
sired at moderate prices and at
the shortest notice. s
AS ever, your obed't serv't,
R. J. ROBINSON.
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How 1t Was Done

''IIow Go you manage, said lady to
her friend, ''to appear so happy and
good natured all the time?" 81 always
have Parker's Ginger Tonic handy"
was the reply, sand thus easily keep
myself and family in good health.
When l sm well 1 always fell good
Tatured." Read about il in another
column. 13-l
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ID. SNYDER

Has taken the triangular room in the
new Bee Hive Block for Boot and
Shoe Shop, and will do all kinds of
manufacturing and repairing of fine and
coarse work in the best manner, and at
the lowest living prices. A full assorr-
ment of leather and findings kept in
stock, and both work and materials
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Give
him call when in need of any kind of
work. Srf
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Dyspepsia and Liver Camplaint.

Is it not worth the small price of 75c.
to free yourself of every symptom Of
these distressing complaints, if you
think so call at our store and get u bot
tie OF Shiloh's Vitalizer, every bottle
has printed guarantee on it, use ac-
cordingly and If it does You no good it
will cost YOU nothing. Soli by ii. q.
Starr & Co. eow-ly(o)
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We have specify aud positive cure for
Catarrh, Dlphtheria, Canker mouth and
Head Ache, in Shiloh's Catarrh REM
edy. A nasal Injector free with each
bottle. Use it ii you desire health and
SWEET breih. Price 900. Sold by Ii.
U. Starr IL Co, eow-lyto)
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business and Pleasure.

business and Pleasure.
-An the year round-rhe earth.
Bargains now at Rarvey's, before NOV
ing.
Stands to reason-A debator who won't
Sit down.
Try the Cleveland Bread. You viii find
It at Devey's- -T - 49,
"A kansaroo il curious chap; when it's
wide awake It's leaping.
-Publieatious Of the American Book FIX.
change ON sale at Houghton's. 2
-Haa the girl who Was buried in thought
any grave ideasf
For policies Of Insurance with the Ohio
Tarners' Ins. Co., apply to R. n Goodwin v
Why didnt dog want place in the ark'
Because 1t had bark Of Its own.
"A lot of books more or less damaged the
night Of the hre for sale cheap at Houghtons 8.
There are few girls Who have so many
ups and downs a. Ann Ella vator.
Cleveland Baking Co.'S Family B'ead,
st Deueys.e
.-The youno man who puts on most style
.t the theatre il one Who comes In on a bill
hoard pa.s or q sponsed ticket.
-Ralph's celebrated Camphor Ice, for
chapped lips, etc, II to be had at Hough-
ton,s ch.sn.
'hey 'e" u' .n.' %-'1oe =, :,
-,-r., con .t,,t. ,em.
-foune-A Dan. oni ene.o.u s.,., ~ snt
appa1e.ey eesasne0 ~, .s 80
nou'
wan oAs., ~" ~
roo' e.n !ou ee |,.,.n
Il can, oes ssss :" "oss
"A Ane, full blooded jersey Bull Calf,
Of J. W. wilbur. laf
n...o, p,.,.s r.me6 the child Of his old
u.,., - 40 n. ho,d. mn his hsnds In
.s,. .o.-o.-n., .,v ons ,ne.ts her name.
' - - .ssi
"A new thing brushes ior cleaning pA'e
'ee.n' ~. ~ 80 20 ,'.,,r .n.h an Article
r-.H,n. nm ~ Hough,on,.. 7lle} 81
- - :, -.,.-.--s.
Mrs. A. II. Palmer VIII mol Keep any out
competent help, and guarantees good nts' OF
goods viii be paid for. All work to be nrst-
class. or no pay.
"A Philadelphia saloon Keeper fepor.s
tha. but one OF nus customers mas WIN On
TINS year, ano tnst "ss NJ" NC "
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tS Every description of Job Printing
executed neatly and promptly ut the
ENTERPRIsE Office,
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n Outfit furnished free with full ins .ructons for
Viii conducting the most profitable business that
NTV any can engage In. The business is SO
M Hui learn. and our instructions sim
rle and plain, that any one can make great
proAts from the very start No fail who is
willing to work. Women successful men.
Boys and girls can earn large sums Many have made
the business oyer one hundred dollars q single
week. Nothing Nike it ever known before. All who
engage are surprised at the and rapidity with
which they are able to make money. You can engage
In this business during your spare time at great profit
lou do not have to invest capital In it. We take all
the risk. Those who need ready money should write
to US at once All furnished free. Address True & Co.,
Augusta, Maine. SLY