The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-01-09


so that we can tell what railroad to take
to go to any town or place, and the dis
tance is marked between stations with
figures, enabling US to find the exact dis
tance to any place by rail, also the shortest
route and cost of travel The rivers are
double lined as far as navigable, showing
how far boats can ascend any river. The
great coal deposits in various parts of the
State, are marked by groups of stars. In
the lower margin is brief historical
sketch, valuable tables of statistics, show
ing the population by last census of all
towns having more than 1900 inhabitants,
population of the State by counties; also
tables showing the wealth, of the State by
counties, and the productions of wheat
and corn per last census. In the upper
margin are given Especial laws" "limita-
ton Of actions" "llens," "homestead
exemptions, contracts of married women,
assignments, estates of deceased persons,
judgments and interest,"" making this by
far the best and most valuable map of the
State published.
We shall have map on exhibition at
our office, and one in the hands of our
agent as soon as possible, and the names
of those desiring the map, will be entered
in the order received, and when sui
ticient number has been obtained, not less
than one hundred, the maps will be
ordered and distributed at our office. If
to be sent by mail five cents additional will
be charged
This premium will be given to all old
subscribers who pay in advance, one year
from Jan. l, 'S4, and to those in arrears
who pay the amount due and one years
subscription in advance, and the additional
twenty-five cents and cost of mailing.
For those who prefer, we have still an
other inducement: For $1.75, we will
send the ENTERPRISE and The American
Farmer one year, postage paid, to the ad-
dress of any subscriber not in arrears, or
to any subscriber who will pay to Jan. 1,
'S4, and $175 as above for the present
year, or one year from the date of sub
scription, and on the same terms as above,
both map and The American Farmer will
be given any subscriber on the payment of
So, The American Farmer is 16 page
monthly magazine, which is rapidly talk
ing rank as one of the leading agricul-
tural publications of the country
THE WARREN News says of it: "The
American Farmer compares very favor
ably with the leading agricultural journals
OF the country. 1t is as neat as new pin"
Fort WAYNE DAILY GAZETTE: "That
valuable farmers paper The American
Farmer, has now large circulation in
every State in the Union. We consider it
by far the best agricultural paper in the
West"
THE ATHENS [Ohio] MESSENGER: "The
American Farmer is on all hands con-
ceded to be in all regards, one the very
best farming journals published, its
columns being ladened with good matter"
HUNTINGTON DAILY NEWS: "The
American Farmer is worth double the
subscription price to any farmer"
BUTLER COUNTY Iowa EXPRESS: "The
American Farmer is the best paper of the
kind we have ever seen, and Just what the
farmers want and will take as soon as they
see it."
In conclusion, we may say that we pro-
pose to give more attention than hereto
fore, to both original and selected matter,
and try our best to make paper that shall
fairly represent the village of Wellington
and the southern part of Lorain county, if
the citizens of this and adjoining town.
ships, will meet us half way. To make it
possible to publish paper of this size
and form, we have expended several
hundred dollars for press and material,
and it also adds several hundred dollars
to our annual expenses for stock and labor,
to say nothing of the additional time we
shall be obliged to give to editorial work
and management. Now will the people
who are ambitious for the growth and
success of everything that contributes to
the character and prosperity of our town.
and this section of the county, bring us
their subscriptions, their job work and
their advertising, and so justify the faith
we have reposed in them in making this
venture.
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