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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-31
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Alvin Gannett, of Spencer, has been
very i'll with pleurisy.
Mrs. Finch, who has been i'll for some
time, is now getting better.
Mrs. Mary Stearns, OF Berea, celebra-
ted her S6th birthday Jan. 18th.
Mr.. Samuel Turner, of Rockford, III,
has been visiting his sister, Mrs James
Griffith.
The subject OF Rev. F. 81. Moore's
discourse next Sabbath evening will be
Christian Union.
The farmers of Huron County, are
now getting some sad experience through
the Bohemian oats swindle.
The fourth entertainment of the Well
ington Lecture Course will be the Remen-
vi Concert, about Feb 21st.
-Chas. d. Neil, County Clerk elect of
Medina, married Nellie s. Crossley, of
New Haven, Conn, Jan. Oath
Five horses, frozen if. were taken
from one Car. at Mansfield, on the cold
Monday morning. They were on their
way East
DIR. Jas.sParker, son of DIR. Henry Par
ker, of Berea, died of apoplexy, at his
home in Vanlue, Hancock Co., Jan. 21st.
His age was % years.
Mrs. II. B. Hamlin and her sister Mel
lie, daughters of Hon. r. A. Horr, spent
some time with him in Columbus, last
week. His home is at the Neil House.
~ W. Houghton has a very choice as
sorirnenf OF cards and gifts suitable for
reorganization, birthday, Easter, OF ST,
Valentines day. The latest novelties in
stock.
A co-partnership notice in the Daily
Press, of Portland, Me-, announces as ad-
mitted partner in the firm of w. F. Phil
lips s. Co., the name of E. S. Everett. our
former townsman.
Mrs. A. ]. Smith, and Miss Mary Smith
were called to Wayne County, Saturday
by the dangerous illness of Mrs Smiths
aged mother, who had been sick with lung
fever for few days.
I'm Granger, Medina County, Rev. W
w. Bailey, who preached in Huntington
last year, has con 1ucted ameeting of great
interest. Between forty and fifty persons
united with the church a week ago last
Sabbath
AT the annual meeting of the Medins
Agricultural Society, held Jan. 18th, ]. P
Rrdfield, of Harrisville, was elected Pres
and VIM. Witter, of Montville, Vice Pres
Their mex, fair is appointed for sep'emOel
IL, 12, and 13.
Anyone in need of light top buggy
can find one in good condition and cheap
by enquiring of F. Ladd, at the Printing
Office Or will exchange for wood or any
thing that can use, as have neither room
nor use tor the buggy.
Mrs Ira Carpenter, living near c. w
Hemrnway's, slipped on the ice in going
in to u ncighbor's, Thursday afternoon las
and fractured the bones of the lower lef
limb. She is seventy-two years of age
Dr.E. g. Rust is attending her.
C. III. Black will engage in the bust
ness of manufacturing cheese boxes, tn
coming spring, in building adjoining d
Wadsworth & Sons planning mill, which
they will Immediately proceed to erec'
He will fit up with entirely new and ~
proved machinery, and will be prepares
10 meet every demand as to quantity an
Quality al prices as low as can be obtaine'
elsewhere. Count one more new busines
enterprise for Wellington.
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NEW MEDICAL REMEDIEs.-Compound
sarsaparalla with Iodide of Potassium, for
impurity of the blood; Liver Wort Kidney
Cure; Genuine Sedlitz Powders, Compound
Essence of Pepsin, for dyspepsia and indiges-
ton; santonine Lozruges; Chlorate Of Pot
ash globes and troches: Bronchial Lozenges,
Just the thing for hoarseness and sore throat;
Houghton,s Cough Syrup, standard remedy
for coughs and colds; at ]. W. Eoughton's
Book and Drug store West side Public Square
Wellington Ohio.
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The following directions for marking
tools are worth preserving: Cover the
part to be marked with u thin Coating
of tallow or ueeswax Then with sharp
instrument, write The name in the tsllow.
cutting clearly into it. Then fill in the
letters with nitric acid. Let il remain
from one to ten minutes. Then dip in
water and rub off and you viii. have the
mark etched.
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have been circulated obtaining nearly 300
names.
Mrs. d. T. williams is sick with cry
sipelas.
Mr.. c. p Ronk has purchased twenty
two acres of land of Mr.. E. A. Fox.
NJ. Goss has sold his cheese factory to
Laundon & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Emmons have returned
from a visit to their early home in Portage
county, after an absence of thirty years.
Born, Jan. Esd, son to Otis and Mary
Goss. w.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OEFICE OF The SIhlAkNNht
WASHINGTON, January %, 1888.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
sented to the undersigned, it has been
made to appear that The First National
Bank. of Wellington" in the village of
Wellington, in the County of Lorain, and
State of Ohio, has complied with all the
provisions of the Revised Statutes of the
United States, required to be complied
with before an association shall be author
lied to commence the business of Banking.
Now THEREFORE,, l, John Jay Knox,
Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby
certify that "The First National Bank, of
Wellington" in the village of Wellington,
in the County of Lorain, and State of Ohio,
is authorized to commence the business of
Banking as provided in section fifty one
hundred and sixty nine of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness my
hand and Seal of Office this Goth day OF
January, 1888. JOHN JAY KNOX,
Comptroller of the Currency
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BRIGHTON.

Thursday evening, Jan. 18th, meeting
of the W. c. T. U. was held in the Cong.
Church, with good audience. The ex-
ercises consisted of reports of the work Of
the society, recitstions. .essays,shor speech
es, etc. A pleasant hour was spent The
next meeting viii be held in the III. E.
Church, on the evening of Feb. 4th.
Temperance petitions to the Legislature
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dRdiu-COuunueu next Wcck
The highest price in cash paid for scrap
iron at Bennett Bros Foundry so
Pocket books, Diaries and Blank books of
all kinds, at Houghton's.
You can buy the very best Sewing Ma
chine Needles, OIL and Fixtures of SMITH, at
Rininger's. l7t5P
Baldwin, Laundon, windecker & Co. Call
attention to their stock OF Lsces and En-
oroidries.
Positive bargains will be given to close
out all overcoats. They must he s''ld.
16 WV. HARVEY.
Baldwin, Laundou, windecker & Co. Call
attention to their large stock Of ladies' Gloves
and Hosiery.
You can buy your hard coal Of c. E. SUIT
Hff for 800 per ton; soft coal at $500 per
ton, all delivered. Is
Baldwin, Lsundou, windecker & Co. Call
special attention to their line of Black silks,
the cheapest in the market.
Farmers, IL yo1 want the highest price In
cash for your produce, call at Baldwin, Laun-
don, windecker, & Co.'S, cellar. Il
We must have the room our oYercoats
occupy Assortment good, would take less
than cost for some lots to close.
I6 W. W. HARVEY.
Have you used the New Roller Process
Flour made at Gallon and sold by Baldwin,
Laundon, windecker& & Cor 1t beats every
thing.
Bald win, Laundon, Windecker & Co. CAN
special at ention to their line Of Black Cash
meres, especi lily their German Cashmeres.
best value in the market
Making Black silks q speciality, We are
prepared always to give bottom prices. We
INVITE eomparasion with Cleveland prices.
Baldwin, Laundon, windecker & Co. 6
r. n. Goodwin, Ins. Agt., makes spec
ialty of writing insurance, rates as low as the
lowest Call on him before insuring else
where. 10
Making slack and Colored Cashmeres a
speciality, we are prepared to give bottom
prices weinyite ecomparssion with Cleveland
prices, baldwin, Lauudon, Windecker q Co. Q
r " Goodwin Is now prepared to fur
nish insurance to any amount, In standard
companies, against fire, Lightning, and wind
storms. 10
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MARRIED..

THAYER-ALcoTT-A the residence of
Mr.. F. S. Wadsworth, by Rev. F. II.
Moore, Sunday, Jan. 2Sth, Roswell +.
Thayer, of Wellington, TO Mrs. ID. B.
Alcott, of Litchfield.
BEARDsLEY-CURREY.-At the residence OF
the brides father, on the 27th inst, by
Rev. ID. T. Williams, Mr.. Chas. Beardsley
and Miss Eliza ]. Currey, both of Roches.
ter.
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AGENTS WANTED

To sell our Household Articles. One
Agent made $4,000 in one week. One
made $1,000, another S1765, another $685.
90 in one day. Sell on sight. Boxing
and Freight Charges Free. One
County given to each Agent Address for
circular, etc, VIENNA MANUF'G co.
37y1 200 Main ST., Cincinnati, o.
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A genius down east intends applying
for a patent on machine which, he says
when wound up aud in motion, will chase
a hog over a ten-acre lot, catch, yoke and
ring him; or by slight change of gearing,
it will chop him ilto sausages, work his
bristles into shoe brushes, aud manufac.
ture his tail into a corkscrew.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

THE defendant, George II. Atwell, will take
Il notice that the plaintiff has filed in the Office
Of the Clerk Of said Court, her application for
Divorce.
Sad petition charges the defendant with gross
neglect OF duty in failing to provide for plaintiff
home, food, clothing, care and nursing while sick,
and with extreme cruelty in taking her children
from her without her knowledge and secreting
them, and in attempting to fee with them to the
State of Tennessee, and taking the son, Harry L.,
to said State against her wishes.
Said petition asks for the custody of said chill
dren, Harry L. and Nellie Atwell. Also for rea-
sonable alimony.
said petition will be for hearing at any term of
said Court after six weeks from this date.
January 16, 1893.
HATTIE ATWELL.
BY ]. II. DICKSON, her Attorney. 1st6
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Are You Exposed

10 malarisl influences? then protect
your system by using Parker's Ginger
roEic. Ii strengthens The liver ant
kidneys to throw of malsrial poisOns,
and is good for general debility and
nervous exhaustion.
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II works wonders upon the digestive
apparatus. ZoPEsA act. as gentle pur-
gative. cures dyspepsia, removes Ian
guor and low spirits, gives energy and
capacity for work.
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Cheese.

Cheese.
We quote, buying (naked) 10l5@11c;
billing (boxeD 1i1s@12c.
SHIPMENTS FOR WEEK ENDING JAN. 80.
Cheese. 1924 boxes. 122, ,325 pounds.
Butter. 496 pkgs. 20,215 pounds.
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Joel Nelson, Bedford, o., says:
"Brown's Iron Bitters cured me OF gas
trio fever and restored my strength"
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~Job Prinringor every description,
executed neatly, cheaply and promptly,
at the ENTERPRISE Office.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

PRovERBs FOR SUBscRIBERs.-"B Better is
the poor man that wslketh in integrity" and
psyeth his subscrip ion, than the rich man
who continually telleth your devil to call
agaiu.-Con1nued next week
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NOTICE.

LoRAIS COUNTY, IS. COMMON PLEAS.
HATTIE ATwELL. Plaintiff
AGAINST
GEORGE II. ATwELL. L.............D Defendant
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THE defendant, whose supposed residence is at
Il st. Louis, Mo-, will take notice that the above
named plaintiff filed his petition in the Clerks
Onlce of said Court January 8, A. ID. 1SS9 praying
for divorce. Said petition charges defendant
with willful absence for three years last past and
gross NEGLECT of duty; for which causes he prays
for a divorce from said defendant Said cause will
be for hearing at the January Term, A. ID. 1SS3 of
said Court, or soon thereafter as the same can
be heard. w. +. HERRICk,
17t6 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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General Produce.

wweduing Cards speciality at the
ENTERPRISE Office.
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Now the time buy cheap goods Our
and that should
for the big profits great money have made off them
We initiate have initiating
therefore lamps will be kept
P NJ, and ON Saturday nights longer
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By j. II. DICKSON, her Attorney.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-11-30

Celebrdlo aver dignamente nues-
ira primera autoridad con una es-
p!6ndida reception Official la que
asistieron comislones de todos To-
Institutes civiles, militares, ecle-
siasticos, Voluntarios, cuerpo con-
sular y Marina,
Fue un acto en- gran manera
solemne.
Hicieron ademas las bateria>
de la plaza las salvas de costum-
bre, el ejercito visti6 de gala, y
por la noche Sc iluminaron, dc
antemano decorados, los BALCONIES
de los edifcios pdblicos y varios
particulares, teniendo lugar en- Ia
plaza de Armas una retreta do
Bile.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-11-30

la farsa y continuar ell robo en-
nombre de la patriG y sus liberia
dorcs. Si este bandido ha salido
de la Habana, como Sc dice, Sc pres
ia q mil concentrates In vigilancia
de esa ciudad.
Sfrvase v. fijar la atenci6n en- los
papeluchos que aquf Sc publican y
vera V. ell atrevimiento que nsan
algunos empleados cubanos de la
Aduana de este puerto, los que por
ser ciudadanos americanos y tales
empleados, Sc Green escudados para
poder trabajar y ayudar ostensible-
mente a los facinerosos que persi-
que la justicia de esa Isla. Ellos
en- la prensa y en- los meetings pre-
dican la guerra contra Espana, fl
gurando como jefes de sociedades
contrarias q las leyes internaciona-
les.
Estan en- la creencia de que el
Gobierno espanol no puede mez-
clarse en- este asunto, Y este convie-
ne que llegue q conocimiento del
Ministro espanol en- Washington
para que manifesto al Secretari0
del Tesoro de esta Rep1blica la cla-
Sc de nombramientos que ha firma.
do por mediaci6n del Collector dc
esta Aduana que ha procurado cor
esos nombramientos recoger 10,
votos entire los fugados de esta
plebe.
De V. affmo. y s. s. @. B. s. M
Et Corresponsal.
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Boletin Mercantil.

rregui con motive de habersenos
torpemeate llamado carlistas, nos
denuncia Et Ctamor del Pals d
los tribunales.
Va no es Fiscal solamente e!
BoLETIN
Y dice Ell Ciam0r:
"Un amigo nuestro, desde ell punto
de vista de la critica historical, insinu6
en- unos examenes que en- nuestra patria
40 Sc hallaba derogada la ley saica.
Inmediatamente fu6 expulsado de la
corporation q que pertenecia, sometido
d IN proceso gubernativo y POGO me-
uos qne envuelto en- otro criminal. \
sin embargo, ST cantan al son de Ia
trompa 6pica las glorias de Znmala-
carregul.......
No queremos hacer compara-
clones enojosas nj exhumar re-
cuerdos que a alguien podrian
mortifcar.
Aqui no Sc cantan con trompas
y'cas las glorias de rebelde algu-
no, como dice Ell Ciam0r mas
adelante.
Nosotros, que no fguramos en-
ninguno de los partidos de la Pc
ninsula, sin fijarnos en- otra cosa
hemos dicho que Zumalacarregul
fue un gran soldado espanol, un
bravo, un notable estrategico.
Quien niegue este que dJimos
Y sOStenemoS, no cOnOce In hlsto-
ria de la primera guerra civil.
NoSotros no hemos mirado en
Zumalacarregui al carlista, 81 e
espanol, ell scldado, el bravo, e
estrategico.
En- todos los partidos que lu
charon V luchan en- la Madre Pa
tria hubo y hay de sobra hombre>
dignos y benem6ritos.
Sepalo el colega obcecado J
denunciador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-11-30

seguido debemos contestar, ha-
ciendo una aclaracion digna de
periodistas serios y honrados COM
paneros:
10 Que nj una palabra ha di-
cho ell BoLETIN MERCANTIL con
respecto al procedimiento militar
a que esta sometido ell colega por
un articulo sobre fortificaci6n {
Ingenieros.
20 Que ell nuestro en- que Sc
defende a tan ilustre cuerpo Sc
ha publicado mucho despues, a 10
que vemos, de haberse iniciado
ell proceso en- question contra El
Ciamor del PAS.
En- cuanto al cOmpaHeriSm0 de
que nos habla Ell Ciamor del PAS,
Y con referencia d su resolucl6n
de negarnos ell canje excitando a
que haga 10 propio la prensa toda
reformista del pals, en- cuanto a
esto; NADIA hemoS de contestar por
pura dellcadeza...... y porque nos
estimamos.
En- vista de esta contradiction,
sin fundamento desde luego y
sin precedente en- ningun pueblo
quito, tocanos dnicamente apelar
de ella al bnen juiclo y d la con-
ciencia del pals que d todos la
dc juzgar.
EI C2amor dista mucho de estar
a la altura que debe ocupar un
peri6dico que Sc llama 6rgano de
un partido.
Lo decimos con pena.
Mas conste solemnemente que
los hombres del peri6dico que
ahora tanto invoca las leyes del
companerismo nos han llevado
ante la barra de los acusados en-
ell tribunal ordinario, y que esta-
mos aun pendientes de la resolu-
ci6n del Supreme en- la querella
entablada por los mismos contra
los del BoLETIN. ESQ es increible
81 Sc tiene en- cuenta la con ducts
actual de Et Ciamor.
Despues de todo, no necesita
mos de Ell Ctamor del Pals parf
NADIA. Conocemos sus hombre:
y sus ideas, y peri6dicos que tai
absurda { inconsideradamente de
Jan excitarse los impetus de 81
vanidad no hacen falta en- est;
Redacci6n.
Vaya con Dios Ell Clamor, J
tenga presente ell colega que h'
pronunciado su propia condena
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-11-30

muy alto, sin que nos duelan
prendas, que los partidos, como
las razas, como los pueblos, como
las familias, como los individuos
purgan tambien, en- ell trascurso
de los tiempos, y purgan con So
lemnes expiaciones, sus grandes
faltas, sus grandes extravlos, sus
grandes desaciertos. Indtil, mas
que indtil, insensato fuera negar
esa ley eterna y providencial que
tan solemnes justicias realiza ine-
xorable.
Esas inter minables fuctuacio-
mes. esa carencia de rumhos IL
Jos, esas corrientes de lucha in
testina que nunca sc pudleron
evitar, ese sistema de pugnar inn
placablemente contra los Poderes
al siguiente dia de las adhesiones,
esa insaciabilidad eterna, ese des-
contento eterno, esa volubilidad
eterna de nuestros adversarios los
arrastro a ellos al abismo por
donde hace amos Sc despenan. Y
por mas que la ensayan, por mas
que la invocan, por mas que la
claman, Ia regeneration no viene.
Ell Jordan que necesitan para pu-
rifcarse, ellos miSmos 10 han Sc
cado. No culpen, pueS, a nadie.
No Green, no quieren Greer en- la
Verdad: caen como Saulo, pero
como Saulo no Sc levantan.
Ese Reformismo, conjunto aver
y hoy abigarrado de antitesis y de
extravios, de obcecaciones & inn
penitencias, imita en- las presen.
ties circunstancias, sin darse de
clio cuenta, a los ninos medrosos
que, cantando y echando bravatas,
Green distraer ell miedo que los
tiene tremulos y disfrazar su pa
vura con aspecto de valientes.
Lo repetimos: pasado ell frene-
81 de hoy, pasado ell supreme es.
fuerzo que todos contemplamos,
tiene que suceder 10 que hemos
pronosticado. No somos augu-
res, nj profetas. Pero nay enfer-
mos que curan, y enfermos incu-
rabies que son muertos ambulan-
ties.
iAl tempo!