The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-05

Poi"i', anu now she sustains one of tha
pest high schools to be found In the state.
Various buildings have been erected as tlA
growing wants Of the town required, and
tne present commodious brick structure
was erected in 1878 at cost of SsoOOo
1t stands in the center of about Ave acras
OF ground which are we'll shaded and
provided with ample play grounds. The
building and it's surroundings are highly
creditable to the town and the Schools
now under the able superintendency Of
rroi. Kinnison, are in a very prosperous
condition. Twelve teachers are EMPLOYED
In all grades and the enrolment sbows
about five hundred pupils in attendance
The town Of Wellington is rich in all
.ne elements Of prosperous community.
It's manufacturing and commercial enter.
prises are acurishing, public improve.
ments are in course OF construction and
on all sides, the evidences Of a healthy
growth are visible. In further illustra.
ton OF the advantages of the town az
trading and manufacturing center
number Of its leading business interests
ana the men who control them will ro-
ceive further netice.
J.s' MALLORY & CO., DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS.
ms hrm is composed of J. S. Mallory.
Margaret Taylor, ], L. Taylor and w. S.
Franks. This firm are successors IN Nal.
lory Price d Co., who established busi-
ness here In 1882. The general manage.
ment OF the business is in the hands of
Messrs Mallory and Franks-Mrs. TAYLOR
ana son being at the head of the well
known house of Wn. Taylor Son & Co.,
ol Cleveland. The partners residing in
cleveland evince lively interest in Wei
hneton and occasionally drop down here
ior day or two Mr.. Mallory was born
al Litchhed Ohio, and at the age of Of.
Teen entered general store at Chaplin
vile Conn. and has been in the drv
goods business almost continuously aimee.
serving fourteen years OF that time. in
Cleveland, Mr.. Franks formerly resided
In Wadsworth, Ohio, and al the are Of
IA entered his uncles store at Akron.
where he was innsediataly Initiated into
the art OF wool packing" But he soon
out-grew his prentice work, and 18 years
ago came to Wellington. Under the man
agement Of these gentlemen the business
Oh the firm has prospered and now occu-
pies leading position among the mer-
chantile interests Of the town. The buiId-
occupied Is at the Northwest corner Of ths
Public Square and is 25xo4 feet in size,
three stories high. The ground floor Is
used for salesroom and as we'll liebted
through full plate glass front, and Is
nicely furnished throughout. The Cash
ier's and Book Keepers office, is In the
center OF the room and Is connected by
cash carriers with all Its parts. The End
moor Is used for storing oil cloths, and
curtain fixtures, and the basement for a
packing room. Everything In dry goods,
notions and furnishing goods are kept in
stock, in great quantity and variety. They
!, make a speciality Of fine dress goods and
linens and this branch of their stock Is
very attractive, including silks and all the
most popular patterns In cotton and wool
en- goods, In the market An elegant line
OF parasols and umbrellas are also kept.
u would be impossible to describe the
stock In detail but IL will suffice TO say Il
is full and complete in all departments and
offers every advantage for selection. NAL
lory q Co., use the cash system and charge
everybody the same price for the same
goods. They save about 90 per cent by
purchasing for cash and this advantage
goes 10 the benefit Of their patrons. They
sell at One Price to all, and no one buy.
Ing here need be afraid OF haying their
Ignorance oi the value OF goods, taken ad.
vantage Of, but they are sure to get their
moneys worth every time. They believe
iu keeping fresh clean stock all the time,
) and to effect this, they sell every day at
"cut rates. certain lines Of goods that they
do not wish 10 carry over. For instance
today they are offering fine silk finished
Balbriggan underwear, valued at $f.25
per piece, at 75 cents and making a
similar cut on linen bandkerchiefs.
A bargain In something, can be had every
day, and in this way their stock is never
allowed 10 grow old and musty on their
hands. Four polite and accomm odating
snlesmtn, 10 wait on customers and eyery-
b"dy who come TO the store are pleasantly
received and honorably dealt with, and 20
away satisfied to return again, when
so arthing is wanted in the dry goods
line.
| THE PARK HOUSE. r
| This house indicated by It's name is
located At The beautiful park on Main
street south Of the public square. IL is a
large new brick structure, contrasting
about twenty nicely furnished
commodious and airy rooms
Large naples and silver poplars, cast
cool shade over It's front, and their green
boughs inviting the cool breezes, modify
the heat and render the house very pleas
ant In the summer season. With the park
for foreground, the house ID removed