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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-02-01
Business Change.

The negotiations in progress several days
past for the purchase of the Rininger pro
perty were consumated last week, and Mr.
G. w. Horr became the owner. The firm
of Horr, Warner & Co. Immediately set
about finding parties to whom they could
rent the building for purposes of merchan-
dising After careful and thorough in
quiry among the business men of Cleve-
land they made application to the firm of
Taylor & Fitzpatrick, who, after looking
over the ground, decided to open dry
goods store under the immediate super
Mr.. John Mallory, and under the firm
name Of Mallory, Jopp & Co., Taylor 81
Fitzpatrick representing the company.
Mr.. Mallory hardly needs an introduction
to Wellington readers, but it may be said
that he has achieved reputation as sales
man excelled by no one in the dry goods
trade in Cleveland. Taylor & Fitzpatrick
served an apprenticeship of four years in
Scotland, under the rigid rules that pre-
vail in that country, for almost no pay, and
are reputed to conduct their business in
the most systematic manner of any house
in Cleveland. They have at different
times sent out thirteen clerks, whom they
have educated, and established Them in
trade, and but one of the number failed to
make success, and he, after year or
more of further probation, went out again
and did finely. The firm represent capi-
tai of over s30o,O00. The new firm will be
able to buy at as close figures as any house
in the country and sell at as small profit.
They will confine themselves exclusively
to the dry goods trade. In assortment,
quality and prices, they promise to com
pete with the best Cleveland houses, and
in their line give us all the advantages of
Cleveland at our own doors.
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Local and .aksscelzaneous

Charles Bush has bought the house and
lot Of Henry Hamlin on Prospect St.
Mrs. r. Lucas. of Cleveland. is spend
ing few days in town visiting friends
Mr.. Will Hemenway and Addie Tripp
are to be married this Wednesday evening
The wife of Rev. Jas. Moore, Rector of
the Episcopal Church, of Oberlin, died
recently.
Harvey Cook returned from the South
last Monday evening and viii remain for
a short visit
to wooster for course OF study in the
University there
No one in the habit of using intoxicat-
inc drinks can get employment on the W.
& L. E. Railroad.
Auention is called to the new time cards
IF the @: G. C. s. I. and w. q L. Z. haI-
ways, in another column
The Public Schools in Wellington are
not closed, and there is no smallpox OF
yarioloid in township or village.
An article sent from 0berlin with re-
ouest to publish and comment thereon, IS
received too late for this number
Mansfield has raised $4,000 as an in
5,,c..rn ent for Wittenberg College to be re-
moved from Springfield to that place.
Mr. =. T. Dyer, who has lived in Jas.
D., fsifI,s house the past year, has bought
he house and lot lately occupied by Chas.
Bush.
The little SON of VIM Cushion u. was
...;.,,slv IN with Group last week, ana
sssoC 6so C1shion is also off duty, sick win
cold.
No, =. Carpenter andJ J. A. Piaisted ana
Hon H-s xV;Iiaugbby. were in town over
WI WIS sSssSbath. guests Of Mr. and Mrs. =. a.
Spicer.
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Rev. N. s. Albright.


Rev. N. s. Albright, who returned TO
Wooster, Saturday, made the trip with
much less fatigue than was expected. He
went over the w. & L. E. r. R. TO Orville,
thence on the p, Ft. w. 81 c. to Wooster.
On arrival at the depot large number of
friends were present to welcome him and
his family, and at the parsonage still
larger number of ladies and gentlemen
were in possession and had made the house
warm and cheerful for their reception
The kitchen was stocked with substantials
and delicacies sufficient TO supply the
table for many days 10 come. In the sit
ting room a very fine new base burner had
taken the place Of the old, and il appeared
that no effort had been spared to give them
cordial reception The greetings over,
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fense. Seventh-That the Court erred in per-
mitting improper evidence offered by the pros
ecudon- Eighth-That the Court erred in en-
tering into an agreement with the prosecution,
whereby experts were allowed TO observe the
prisoner. Ninth-Misbehavior of the jury IN
reading tine. newspapers Tenth-New facts.
kieventh-The verdict was contrary to the
evidence. Twelfth@Thc verdict was contrary
to law. The bill or exceptions contains eleven
counts, which are almost identical to the rea-
sons assigned for new trial Charles j. Quit
can. In his afiidavit asking for a new trial,
states he has been confined in jail, and could
not give attention 70 ascertaining facts con-
nected with the case and had therefore TO rely
ton touching upon the case Frederick H.
Snyder, Of Jersey City, in his afidavit says he
be- 7th to 10th, inclusive. His room was near
the one occupied by the jury. On the 18th day
OF December, while the jury were absent, he,
In passing, saw newspaper on the table and
took II. Believing In Justice he called the
matter to the attention of Mr.. Scoville. The
was ever In their apartment at the hotel.
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Scientific Advancement.

Scientific advancements, it has been
remarked, has been slower and less
noticeable in the care of the sick and
the treatment of disease than in any
other department Of human knowledge.
The life or death of q patient is too fire.
quently q mere matter of accident or
chance. Some great discoveries, how
ever, have been made and certain reme-
dies are known and used with infallible
curative results. Such a remedy is
Taraxine where a deranged liver is i'm
volved, or where diseases or the Bowels,
Kidneys or Spleen prevail. For sale
by Fl. G.. Starr & Co. Call for Tarax-
Inc memorandum Books, free. L3c
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LATER NEWS

Mr.. EDMuNDs, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported favorably, with amend
ments. on the 30th ult., In the Senate, the bin
re-establishing the Court of Commissioners on
the Alabama claims, and for the distribution
of the unapPropriated moneys Of the Geneva
award. A bill was introduced by Mr.. Ferry TO
provide q water route to facilitate transporta-
Aon between Lake Michigan and Lake Erie.
After the extension of the morning hour to
dispose of routine business, of no special i'm
portance, the Senate resumed consideration
Mr.. Hawley got the floor and the Senate went
into executive session and soon after adjourn
introduced and referred: BY Mt. Berry, pro-
posing a constitutional amendment prohibit
Ing State Legislatures from voting on the rati-
at regular session held following the election
of the more numerous branch of State Leg
makes it unlawful for amy railroad company
to charge fare for the transportation of pas
mile: Under 100 miles. four and one-haif cents;
over 100 and under 300 miles. four cents; over
800 miles, three and one-half cents. Also pro-
the person holding the ofaoe OF President
Ineligible for reelection, providing that at
shah receive a pension Of $4,000 per annum,
and declaring Cabinet officers ineligible for
election 70 the presidency for the term follow
BY Mr.. Phelps, an apportionment bill fixing
the number of Representatives at x7. BY
tain railroad companies and States for the
benefit of such companies, and declaring the
right and interest of such railway companies
lates to q large number OF railroads, including
the Atlantic & Pacific and Texas Pacific and
the Northern Pacific, and was, after contest
as to the proper reference, referred to COM
mittee on nJudiciary by vote of 161 % IS. After
some other unimportant business the House
sadjourncd.
MRs. DoRRIs. widow of General George
p. Doris, formerly q wellknovn citizen of st.
Louis, was found dead at her residence, about
four miles from that city, on the 30th ult.
Russell Brown, her grandson, was arrested on
suspicion of having murdered the old lady, and
he made o confession implicating one Patrick
McGlew, bartender. Young Brown is the
cutting Attorney Of St Louis County, Mo.
A BOILER in the Bellville, H., nail
mill, exploded on the 3Oth ult., and almost en-
tirely destroyed the building. Several persons
were seriously injured, William Davis proba-
bly, fatal, Loss $90, zoos covered by Insurance..
THREE inches of snow fell at Rome,
Ga, on the Soth ult.
Rev. DR.. HENRY w. BELLOWS died at
New York on the 3oth ult.
Mrs. ANNA STARR was so severely
burned by her clothes catching fire from the
stove at Allegheny City, Pa, on the 3oth ult.,
that her recovery was thought impossible,
Irwas stated that President Davis, of the
Senate, favors the admission Of Dakota into
the Union, and win vote for the bin. He holds
that the Southern portion Of Dakota is entitled,
by reason Of population and other considers
tons, 70 admission, and that it is not Q queS-
ton for partisan considerstton.
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An unusual severe earthquake was expert
eEced 1T Centcrville, CAL, on the 26th, caus-
ing great excitement among the residents. A
heavy rain preceded the shock.
The Treasurer of Marquette County, Mich,
has resigned. He IS short SIS, ,ooI in county
funds, attributed to shiftless management Of
private business rather than tointentional dis
honesty.
WESTERN furniture men, in their session at
Cincinnati on the 26th, adopted a resolution
advancing prices ten per cent.
MORRILL, e. CAMPS dry goods store at Jack
son, Mich, was entered by burglars on the
26th aud silks and satins to the value of s1o,-
700 taken. @
II, 9, VQoD, Readiuster, wac elected Speak
er prO TEN. 9f the Virginia state Senate on the
27th.
Henry soLoxos, who was confined I'm the
Bellevue, Ls-, isil. fred that building on the
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Would have it under stood that, while
he is engaged in the Introduction of his
medicine. "Fsvorite Remedy" he, still
continues the practice of his profession,
but confines himself exclusively to of
flee practice. He treats all diseases and
performs all the minor and capital oper-
ations of surgery.
Parties living at distance, Except
in surgical cases,) by sending q state
ment of their case, can be treated at
home. Address DIR. ID. KENNEDY,
1872 Rondout, N. Y.
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GUrrsAU,s rRIAL-

JANUARY 25.-Guiteau remarked on
reaching the dock, that his sister, Mrs. SEQ
vile. had been doing some silly talking in Chi
caRo, but said she was not a lawyer. Judge
Porter began BY SPSioginns to O.! the Jury for
but said he deemed it necessity to carefully
review the evidence. He then proceeded TO dis
the defense, to use the counsers words, q tried
TO place the responsibility of the crime ON the
his blood to him who Is Gardeid's murderer"
II il was disease Of the brain that caused the
act, IL came not until the ed OF July; before
at Blaine and struck through Garfield. He
went about the world defrauding women and
s.Ind,ing all he he s met gu GIisesn Id did IN not S pay
to be q vagabond because the son Of man had
nowhere % lay his head This made Guiteau
liar and was working for blood money,
etc. Porter added that Guiteau bias
Him Tse sef tes
rage by his ridioule Of the claim to partner
ship with the Savior. One of the most EXCITING
Porter referred to the criticisms of the English
papers on the apparent slackness of American
respond to Reed. but Judge Porter, who was
in the middle Of o fne sentence, would not be
interrupted and continued 10 speak Gufteau
Guiteau and the Judge were speaking. Porter
rfdlculed Reeds comparison OF Gufteau with
ruptinT. the DEPUTY Marshal endeavored in
vain to quiet him, but Guiteau ordered him to
shut up and threatened to slap his face. Here
lying wheip, and would 20 belov and he at
Porter GHsea1 sa with soosh snd
said the murderer OF Lincoln was no coward,
but Guitean was a ooysrdly, Malignant, calcu-
Porter % pointed his dnser at Guitea1, empha,
SIZING each epithet with voice and gesture.
The epeaker charged that alleged incidents
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Woman's True Friend,

A friend in need Is q friend indeed.
This no one can deny, especially when
assistance is rendered when one is sorely
affected with disease, more particular
ly those complaints and weaknesses so
common to our female population.
Every woman should know that Elec-
trfc Bitters are woman's true friend and
will positively restore her to her health,
even when other remedies fail. A
single trial always proves our assertion.
They are pleasant to the taste and only
cost fifty cents bottle. For sale by
J. w. Houghton. 7-1y
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A Remarkable coinc,denoe

1t Is a matter of journalistic record,
that some years since, schooner set
sail from Baltimore, having on board a
crew of thirteen men. By a most sing
ular freak of nature, the entire force
was att icked by skin disease, which
manifested itself i'm large liberated sores
on the arms and hands, wholly incapac-
itating the men from duty. The result
was that the vessel was towed back to
the city where the men were placed in
the hospital. Morall Had Swayne's
Ointment skin disease been used in the
first place the crew would have recov-
cred In II to 4S hours, 20-4
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-02-01
a Vexed Clergvman

Even the patience of Job would be-
come exhausted were he a preacher and
endeavoring to interest his audience
while they were keeping up an incess-
ant coughing, making it impossible for
him to be heard. Yet, how very easy
all this can be avoided by simply using
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. Trial
bottles given away at j. W. Houghton's
Drug Store. 7-1y
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MkDIson M =
Dispensary.

zOI so. Clark st. CHICAGO, ILL.
The latest and most scientific institution in the
United States, for the Cure Of Chronic and Private
Diseases, 0onorrhqa, Gleet oflong standing. Stric-
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bones mercnriel sore throat etc safely and private
Speedily cured. Young Men suffering from weak
ness caused By tmprudence. secret habits, excess
es producing pimples on the face rush Of blood 10
memory, loss OF sexual power, night losses, aver
sion to society, sleeplessness, nervous pr ostra-
ton, general debility and Indigestion, rendering
marriage improper, safely cured We gnars ntee
cnreS In All Cases we undertake, no need to suffer
0ne Day longer Under our treatment the body 10
enabled 70 take on flesh, the APPETITE IL increased
and the whole system is nourished causing the
brain and nerves 10 regain their vigor Correspon-
aenc econhdential. Full directions sent with the
nedicinee. .AddreGs aa Ahove.
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It Tells its own story.

LANCASTER, NH, Dec. 3, 1879.
By the way, will say that think
Downs Elixir the test cough remedy
that 1 can find at our druggists. We
always use it.
j. s. PERyEY, Pub. Republican.
All diseases arising from Biliousness
or Torpid Liver are quickly cured by
the use of Bsxter's Mandrake Bitters,
See notice of Arnica and Oil Liniment
in another column. 1874
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The Children of Israel

Took Alaxlne or anti-bilious prescrip-
tion during their sojourn in the wilder
ness, and found il TO be the peer of all
remedies as Stomach and Liver cor
rector and as a Laxative to keep the
bowels regular. II beat the Jews high
est antici pations. 1t does every ones.
Sold at Wooster d Adams's.
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tuiaL local rates OBITUARY ana marriage notfceA
Tor nosess sSss Tes line for the
and ssssn cent? line sSs eaeh sSS S
Sssls sSs1 are long q ssSs5:, Sssf, s'hoS;
sredactisn xi Se sisea s nom tse.s rste. -
"A sheet-anchor: clothes pin.
"A Yers sne assortment of gold spec iacies
Just received at Houghten's-
The music of the capstsu is song
arcfor us.
"A full stock orviolins, strings and trim
mings, at Houghton's.
Why do chimney-sweep, Because IT
soots'em.
The best works of J. G. Holland for sale
at Houghton's.
Facts are stubborn things. Mules are
facts.
PLAIN FIsuRRs.-Prices have tumbled on
Clothing at Hsrvey's. Is
Washington is D. C. tful place. That's
aCapital joke.
-Lippincotts Biographical Dictionary, al
Houghton's-
matters of course.
The highest price in cash paid for scrap
Iron at Bennett Bros.' Foundry. so
The man who doesn't live is dead in
earnest
"A complete history of the English Poets
by T. b. Ward, At Houghton's. i.
"A sign of indigestion-Gone to dinner;
be back in i've minutes.
-J.w W. Houghton has the choicest assort-
ment Of books ever brought to Wellington.
When dog launches his bark he Is like
lv to sail across q bowling sea.
The American and English Poets in
cheap and durable binding, at Hougtton's.
Comb now, as the man said after be-
coming tired Of bsrber's conversation
That Merschaum Flour still holds out
and Is not surpassed, at aarvey's. Is
"A fashionable young lady, like an mex
perienced printer, makes a great hustle in
correcting her form.
The finest lot Of Birthday Cards ever
ever opened IN Wellington is now on exhibi-
ton at Houghton's-
AN agricultural editor says: Pumpkins
are said to be fattening for hogs, but We
have never tried them ourself.
waxrEp-Cross-cut saws. We are paying
IS cents for old ones at our Office
1913 WE SAzTLEx d Co.
Teacher to small boy: What does the
proverb say about those who live In glass
housess small boy; Pull down the blinds-
we continue to keep the finest line of
Groceries In the market.
Is WV. HARVEY.
Sam, why are lawyers Ike Ashess 1 don't
NEEDLE with the subjec, Pomp- Why don't
YOU sect Cause dey am so oh debate
Telescope, Reading Glasses, Microscopes
and al kinds OF Optical Goods, st Hough-
toms
-self-made man (examining school, OF
which he is a N snager): Now boz, what's the
capital Of ,oIands Boy: an 81, air
Valentines for the million. superior in
design and elegance to any ever displayed in
Wellington for sale st Houghton's-
The difference between sailor and .
pugilist is thar one is lashed TO the mast and
the other smashed to the last, or ought to be.
"A large assortment of scrap pictqres, in
new aud beautiful designs, last opened at J.
W. Houghton's-
-Profsssor IN English Literature: I win
now show You some exceptional feet. Mr..
s-,wiil you please come forward
-ovrRcoATs.-Tney must 20 at the prices
marked oown. for we have simply put down
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LONE JACK, Mo. Sept. II, 1917
I have been using Hop Bitter, and
have received great benefit from them
for liver compliant and mals.ial fever.
Tney are superior to all other medi-
cines. 1872 p. NJ. BARNES.
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TEE MARKETS.
Cheese.

Market quiet. Prices remain unchanged
from our last quotations.
We quote, buying, naked, 101Sc; billing,
boxed, 12c.
SHIPMENTS FOR WEEK ENDING Jan. 81.
Cheese. 4, ,40S boxes. 172, $50 pounds.
Butter. 20 pkgs. 1895 pounds.
Grain. EIour and Feed
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Go to Hongnton's for Gold, Silver and
Steel spectacies, Reading Glasses aud opti-
cal Goods. An experience OF oyer hffeen
years enables US to guarantee satisfaction.
"A large assortment of spectaeles, at
Houghton's.
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Meat Market
PHELPS & wALDEcK,

Dealers in all kinds of first-class
cut Meats, fresh and salt. Also
Poultry, Sausage, Lard, Tallow,
etc., etc. Highest market price
paid for beeyes, hogs, sheep, poul-
try, game of all kinds, hides and
tallow. South side Liberty street,
Wellington, o. 10
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W. g L. e. r. r.
Time card-January l5, 1882.
SOUTH.
NORTH.
BEST

DT eH snsins.s before the pubic, yoa
- &6t0 - & for US IN than a. 2 ythiaE else Ca
you. si2 day and upwards mad &C home by the In
dustrious Men women. boys and yiris vanfs. every
work In spare time only or give your whole time 70 the
business 1ou can live az home and do the work No
can fau to make enormous pay BY engaginx al once
Costy ozltit and terms Money made fsSt easily
and honorably. Address True Co. Augusta. Mains.
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Birthday cards, very choice and of ali
qualities, just opened at Houghton's.