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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

J.S. Mallory & Co.-Dry Goods.
w. W. Harvey &c Co.-ClothiDg.
Benedict Shoe Co.-Boots aud Shoes.
f. b Serage. Boots and Shoes.
L. Benedici. Pocket Knives.
VIM. Vischer & Son. Estey Organs.
j. II. Wight s. Son.-Christmas Goods.
Wilbur & Collins.--Reduced Rates on
Stoves.
"Silver Bird" a, Opera House, Dec. 10
C.H. Fuller & Co-Fur Goods.
Bowlby s. Hall.-Groceries.
s. e. Graves.-Cl Clothing.
N. o. Stone & Co.-Special.
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New line of ladies' d,
gents, , boys, and girls
skates at Benedict's.

If the average height OF an Estey Or,
gan Is six feet, the combined height Of all
the Esley Organs which have been sold
would he enormous. Take the
fortynine highest mountains on this
continent, pile them on top Of one an
another; add 80 Of the highest mountains
In the Old World; then add "a of the
highest structures, including the fullest
pyramids, The caiheGrals, ard monuments;
add four times the average width Of the
Amazon river, and cap the whole with the
famous Eiffel tower, and your great pile
would be SOC feet short OF the pile Of Es-
tey Organs,
$500. $3.50, $500, s29 buys a ladies'
Fr. DOngola, Hand Sewed, Button, all
styles toes and heels, worth "a. This Is
the biggest bargain ever offered. They
are going with rush. Should see them
at once. N. o. STONE u Co.
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Fine pocket knives
for ladies and gentle
men at Benedict's.

Gentlemen, 1t is fact, you can save
your car fare to Cleveland, when buying
shoes for yourself or family. Our cash
prices beat all competition. Gents fine
Calf Dress Shoes $3.50, $287, 80 and a.
Gents Cork Sole Shoes 50, IS, SO and g.
Gentlemen, don't buy shoe until you
have seen our enormous stock, N. O..
Stone g. Co., 48 Euclid Ay., Cleveland, o.
Evoporated and Canned California
Fruits Of all kinds. ALI the popular kinds
of Nuts, suitable for Christmas or any day.
Pure Buckwheat Flour, Baltimore Oysters,
&c, &c, at BowLBY q HALLS.
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Our Commercial Travellers.

EFF. Webster for Horr, Warner & Co. ;
w 3. Follansbee for Laundon, Windeck-
or & Co.; ]. q. Murray for G. B. Liuds-
ey Doland Carriage Works, T. Doland
w. II. Sage, adjuster for number Of the
leading fire insurance companies; Charles
Avery, Wholesale Grocery house, Cleve-
land; a. G. Fisher, Crackers and Con
fectionery; Santley Lumber Co., W. r
santley Wellington Machine Co., F.W
Bennett; II. Wadsworth & Son, NJ. II
wadsworth; Clarksheld Stone Co, r. A
Horr.
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o'clock, of consumption, after long con-
tinued illness. Funeral services will be
held at the house, Friday afternoon al 2
pm.
The subscribers to the fund for the con-
struction Of the p, A. & w. Ry. ale now
being called upon to settle. The parties
along the line who guaranteed the full |
amount to the company will find 1t dread |
full hard work TO squeeze blood out of a
turnip.
y. E. Wilcox attended the reunion of his
regiment, the 176th o. V. I. in Dunkirk,
o., Tuesday. This is the first reunion the
surviving members have ever held. Mr..
Perry Wright of Greenwich filled his
place at the American House during his
absence.
Casey, with his Troubles arrived in
town Saturday afternoon, and In the even.
ing played to moderately fair audience.
The company is good one, and the en-
tertainment they gave was pleasing one,
at least those present seemed to find en-
Ijoyment and satisfaction in 1t.
Thursday afternoon horse in double
team fell on the stone pavement east Of
the square, and ii required the assistance
of strong men and rail TO get It on It's
feet. The horse was 80 poor and weak
hat il could hardly stand alone. A shame
or people to drive horses in that con-
ditiou.
General Manager, NJ. d. Woodford, has
appointed Downei Adams as auditor of
the Wheeling & Lake Erie railway COM
pany, vice s. II Ayers, deceased, Mr.
Adams has been acting auditor for several
months, during the illness of his prede-
cessor. Ee is also made secretary and
Treasurer OF the Wheeling & Lake Erie
& Pittsburg Coal company of which W.
!, r. Woodford is president,
VIM. Cushion, Jr., was called upon &c
open the safe owned by David lIoke. de
ceased 1t was found 10 contain $525 II
' gold, but nothing else 1t Sas generally
supposed by those who had been acquaint
r ed with the deceased for number o
n years, that he had number of thousand
Of dollars at interest, and not finding any
thing but the gold IS quite II surprise Il
} everyone. An administrator will be ap
pointed to look alter the effects OF 5. L
Sage.
No more instructive lectures have bee
delivered in Wellington, than the cours
ofthree just finished by Prof. G.
At Wright OF 0berlin, on "The Ice Age /
Ie North America" The first was on the ger
eral subject OF glaciers, with evidence
local glaciation, and its bearing on Agr
a., culture. The second was on the drainaP
" Of the Glacial Period, with probable eau
es of the changes of climate and relaiio
Is TO the lava flow Of the Rocky mountain
ct The third was the Professors own studio
OF the Glaciers OF Alaska, aud was illu
=. trated with many views shown with lin
k light, by the new and improved process
Prof. @. G.. Fairchild Of oberlin. II
lectures were delivered in the 0peI
Up House under the auspices OF the PanoI
Oe Of Husbandry, aud were a success int
lectually and financially. The GRAM
Of is to be thanked and congratulated for
ng presentation to the town, Of this instruC
i've course OF lectures by this foremost
., living authorities or Glacial geology.
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J. S. MALLORY g co.
Slippers, Slippers
For THE HOLIDAYS.

Ladies and Gents, both old and young, il
you want to make your father, your mother,
your sister, your brother, your cousin or
your aunt happy, go to FL. G. Harris Shoe
Store and get them nice pair of fine shoes
or slippers for Christmas And while there
you can see better assortment of Boots
and Shoes, and at lower prices than in any
other store in Lorain Co. Felt and Rubber
Boots of all kinds at low prices. Call and
see them and be convinced. Remember the
place, the round front store, first door west
of Bank, Wellington, o.
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The "sllver Bird" Company.

The Daisey Beverly Dramatic company
opened this weeks amusements at the
Opera House last night to a we'll patron
lied house. The play, "silver Bird" was
we'll presented with cast OF characters
that did themselves justice. Miss Daisey
Beverly won for herself great laurels, and
the little child artist, as young eagle, took
the house by orm.-Newark Daily Ad-
vocate.
AT Opera House Friday evening Dec
10. Tickets for sale at Adams drug
store.
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MARRIED.

Wellington, on Dec. 8,
by Rev. A. @. Wall. Mr.. W. II. II. 6utlln Of
wellington and Mrs. Dency Rugg Of Hun
tington.
wRIGHT-MARCY. Thursday Dec. II, 1890.
byw.E. Pierce. J. P. at his residence on
Magyar Street, Mr.. Frank Wright and Miss
Sadie Marcy, both Of wellington.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

bNCAL AND mlSCEblLhNbOOo'
Society season has opened
Quite an amount of ice is being gather
ed.
The rage-cohuudrum suppers and sail
or hats.
The "siver Bird" at the Opera House,
Dec. 10th.
Passenger traffic is reported very limit
ed by the ticket agents.
One hundred extra copies Of THE En-
TERPRIsE we're sold last week.
Some OF our young bloods appear to be
neck and neck alter the same damsel.
Our business men all report an excel.
/ lent run OF trade Cor the last four weeks.
The teachers are busy filling out the
blanks on the grade cards for their pupils.
The ice ponds haye been well patron.
lied for several days past by the skaters.
The new lodge room Of the X. Of P.
will be dedicated Monday evening Dec.
90.
The business stand Of the late 5. L,
Sage is visited daily by a number Of
people.
A fair audience was present Tuesday
evening at the Opera House TO greet Gen
Gibson.
Dec. 10 the time expired by law fol
killing quail The hunters report then
quite plentiful.
The aged gentlemen who have recently
secuted a second companion carry
surplus Of smiles.
The prices on turkey meat for Christ
mas will be little in advance owe
Thanksgiving prices
The revolver used in the recen
tragedy will probably be fled among tn
effects Of the Mayors court.
A cut of the Wellington Machine Com
pany's new buildings and description 4
same will appear next week.
Postmaster Hustled and his assistant
are rushed with business now and expet
TO be until after New Years.
The local editor Of the Norwalk III
pertinent skipped the town last weel
leaving numerous bills unpaid.
The names OF those who desire to kee
open houses on New Years day will
published in this paper free of charge.
On account Of the surplus supply
flour on hand, very few Of the fourir
mills Of the country are being operated.
Sleigho aud sleigh bells have bee
hauled out Of the storage rooms whe
they haye been stored for two years pas
Read up the special rates offered by Il
Railway companies and make prepar
tlons to visit your friends during ho
days.
A number of brethren OF the order
LO.O.F f., from this place, attended u
funeral OF ex-Mayor Gates, 10 Elyrl
Friday.
" We have granted our business men Sc
\ eral columns in this issue TO tell the pc
pie facts about their business. Re
what they say.
i The financial agents Of the p, A. d.
Ry. claims that the amount Of money Il
y was subscribed for It's construction is |
Ing paid in before II Is due.
n F.Ladd, now Of Carlinville, ILL.,, f
merly foreman of this office, has disp'
4 cd Of his printing plant and resumed VIC
4 al the case in an office In the same iov
Natural gas has been brought to NJ
walk. Now let the piping be continu
4 to Cleveland along the line Of the La
Shore road and we will take bran
from oberlin.
The people will bear in mind that W
lIngton Is the place to purchase g
goods. Our business men and clerks
. polite and attentive, honest and uprie
M which means the purchasers get the va
vi Of their money.
I Miss Cora Harris Bennett, wife
Harry s. Bennett, died at her residence
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Ask to see the sill
yer plated hollow ham
died Knives and forks
at Wight & Sons.
Sion Al The Hollenden. In Cleveland.

Stop at the Hollenden. In Cleveland.
Something entirely new in gentlemen's
Slippers-"The Yankee" This Is the
most complete slipper ever made, and la.
dies wishing TO make their gentlemen
friends q present Of pair OF slippers
should see this "Yankee," and they are
beauties. N. %, STONE & Co,
Cleveland. Ohio.
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Church Notes and Announcements

Special meetings will begin at the
Congregational church in Sullivan Sun
day. Dec. 81. Workers from 0berlin and
Rev. W. Z. Barton, Of Wellington, will
conduct the meetings. Solos by Rev.
Hayward. Invitation extended to all.
The pastors Conference met in the study
Of Bro. Wall on Monday A. NJ. There
were present besides the Wellington pas
tors, Bro. Hayward Of Sullivan and Bro.
Elliott OF Pittsfeld. Bro. McGill was
chosen chairman A paper on the second
coming OF Christ was read by Bro. Barton.
The paper was listened to With great in
terest and discussed OF some length.
The next meeting will be on the second
Monday in January, 1891, at the study Of
Bro. Barton. Bro. Elliott will present a
sermon outline and Bro. Hayward paper
on Gambling.
CONGREGATIoNAI.
The pastor, Rev. W. E. Barton, preached
in the morning from Like 13; 2.3. "Sup-
pose ye that these Galileans were sinners
above all the Galileans because they
suffered such ihingsY / tell you, nay
but except ye repent, ye shall all like
wise perish"
While no distinct reference was made
to the tragedy OF last week, II seemed evi-
IDENTIFY to have suggested the disc urse,
which showed the common nature Of all
sin and that all tend toward the same end
evil desire bringing forth sin and sin
death. Therefore, keep thy heart with
all diligence, for out Of II are the Issues
Of lite.
The Y. p. S. OF q. Z. gaSe most enjoy
able tea on Friday evening. The bill o.
fare was decided novelty and added tc
the pleasure Of an enjoyable evening
METHODIST.
A large and attentive audience packeC
the Methodist church at the Union Gospel
Temperance meeting Sunday evening. AIT
er prayer by Rev. w. E. Barton, Rev. J +
, Brant introduced the speaker OF the even.
ing, Hon. ]. Beauchamp, who delivered ar
earnest, forcible and dramatic address
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-17

FOR RENT-A good farm. Enquire
Of q. W. Hemenway. (6Oif
The Hollenden, Cleveland; Rooms with
meals, SO to $5; without meals, 81 to &c.
0YSTERS.-If you come 10 town or
live here and want good dish Of oysters
or anything else In the market, come 70
the Oyster Ocean, next door east OF Foote'S
livery stable. Everything fresh, neat and
clean.
FARM FOR SALE.-A choice farm
containing 76 acres, situated y miles east
oil center of Penfeld. Good house, barn
and outbuildings, all In excellent repair;
80 acres river bottom; nelghborhood un-
excelled; title perfect Enquire of Lyman
Scoville, on township line road between
Penfeld and Wellington, or L. Stillman,
Pen6eld center. (9etf
Knives and forks,
carvers, razors, scis-
sors or nut picks make
a nice Xmas present.
See Benedict's fine
line just in.
A large stock of Clocks, and fine lines
of Jewelry just received at S. V. Carpen.
ter's. Call early in order to get the best
AUCTIONEER. - Having mad sever
years experience as practical auctioneer
/ am now prepared to auctioneer sales o.
all kinds. Orders can be left at the Wei
lington Enterprise office. Address,
w. II. FREsToNE,
2l Spencer, Medina Co, Ohio
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BARNEY AND BARRY SKATES
AT WILBUR & COLLINS.

Ladies, you can buy Of N, o. Stone Is
Co., Cleveland, o., ladies' FIR. Dongola,
Hand Sewed, Welt Button, for $500, this
week. The shoe is truly worth $4 and
should be seen at once. N. o. Stone Il
Co. Cleveland, Ohio.
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Buy the boy an air
rifle for Xmas for ST
at Benedict's.

Endless variety of Christmas Slippers
for ladies and gentlemen. All the latest
styles made can be seen at this metropo-
itan Shoe House. N. STONE & Co,
4S Euclid Av., Cleveland, 0.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-12-17

For constipation, biliousness and kid
ney affections, remember Simmons Liver
Regulator.
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II the average price Of the Estey Or
gans sold In the last fifty years Is 800,
and payment hal been made in one dol
lar bills, these bills would make a contin-
uous band of money reaching a distance
of 24S5 miles.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Fancy Florida Oranges, Malaga Grapes,
Lemons, Bananas, Apples, and the largest
and best variety Of Confectionery in town,
at BowLBY g. HALLS.
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J. FL. Wight & Son
sell lots of gold bowed
spectacles for Christ
mas presents.

ROGERS AND BROS TRIPLE
PLATED KNIVES AND FORKS AT
WILBUR Il COLLINS.
SOMETHING NEW.--Just step into
e. Benedlcts and see the Detroit Sure
Grip Tackle Block.
LAND FOR SALE.-Two hundred
acres Of good farm lanc, well timbered.
with living water, well located, with lit
tie improvement; situated in 0sceola
county, Michigan, near railroad station
and mills For further particulars enquire
of w. II. II. SUTLIFF,
1910 Wellington, o.
E0R SALE-Farm and village prop.
eriy. Inquire Of j. T. Haskell, Att'y-kt.
Law, Wellington, Ohio.
The Hollenden, at Cleveland, Is the
most magnificent hotel In America.
NOTICE.-If you want fine finish
and nice clean laundry work done, send
by +. ID. Gibson, agent for the Troy steam
laundry, Of Elyria, Ohio. Office at Postal
Telegraph Cable Co. All work warranted
to give satisfaction. Goods sent every
Thursday morning at $40. Returned and
ready for delivery Saturday evening
Your patronage respectfully solicited. Call
and be convinced Yours respectfully,
+. ID, GIBSON, Agent
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Forest Avenue this morning, at nine
o'clock, of consumption, after long con-
tinued illness. Funeral services will be
held at the house, Friday afternoon al 2
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-10-16
LEGISLAfING AGAINST sILvER
Gold for the Rich -silver for the Poor

0VbO I'VE k0V 0AC0 OblvCk kVG NoO 8 Vk
The silver law recently enacted by
congress has In 1t Q provision that The
oliver certificate issued under it ''shsll be
. legal tender in payment Of all dsbls.
public and private, except where otner.
vie! .i.e expressly stipulated in the con-
We have said that the creditor classes
would be quick to take advantage Of
this exception. and to require payments
made to them In other kind Of money.
II illustration Of this We pIist below
cepy 81 . blank prolnissory note, drown
unlof he new !a1, fer the u3c Of one Of
The largest financial institutions IN lows.
The company 10 one for the placing OF
eastern Or foreign capital In western
mortgages and securities, and the form
q the leto used must be acceptable to
the sasterA investors. The following Is
o oopy Of the blank note:
Il will here appear how carefully re.
pubicans nave guarded tho interests Of
capitalists and creditors. Silver is good
euough 70 pay for the sweat Of mans
brew, but II the creditor 60 elects he csH
enforce payment In more precious kind
Of money. That creditors may 80 elect
nay b. seen In the promplness with
which the lsws Lssn and Trust company
changed Ito form Of notes 80 ~ to take
advantage q the exception in the silver
hw. The Discrimination inside discredits
ailvsr and In that very way renders 1t
cheaper. WAsn the Iowa farmer has
ssld his products on the market he may
be compelled to receive silver In pay.
uent; but when he turns around to pay
his mortgage his silver will not Ko; he
must hunt the gold. for the dne hand OF
the money lender - not to be soiled by so
base metal o silver.
TO have two standards Of money value
10 always disastrous to the common peo.
Pile. This exception In the silver law
forces two standards upon the o0nntry.
one exalted and the other debAsed. Men
who have grown 70 middle eye In this
country viii remember how we once had
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-10-16

congressman voted for this atrocious
measured as it Ia. What tender solic,tude
they showed that tie precious dollar of
the money lender might keep its hard
times vs,uel How aoxiously concerned
they we're for the creditors. though the
debtors be driven to ruin and despair!
This is one of tho measures for VII .
the republican party must answer to lae
voters Of Iowa this fall.
The Iowa members voting FOR this oil.
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two kinds OF money with different
valuee. There was q time when Sd in pa
per would nave been required TO do the
Office Of ore gold dollar. That history
m.y repeat itself in this new era OF silver
and gold, especially Is silver enters upon
its new life thus discredited and con
dcmned. With that kind Of q financial
condition We pity the poor debtor Who
nust pay his debt IN gold. Every
one OF tho ten Iowa republican
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Dies MONIES, Iowa,

8
On 169 for received
then the attorneys collecting
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''But what 10 the meaning of protsc-
fiction? It means an additional sixpence
for each loaf; that ia the Irish Of it. II
he had not the protection, tho loaf would
sell for shilling. but il he b - protection
it will sell for one and sixpence. Protec,
ton 10 the English for sixpence; and what
Is more il is the English for On extorted
sixpence. The meaning OF protection.
therefore, Is robbery-robbery of the poor
by the rich. "-Daniel O,Connell. 6eptem-
Der 28, 1S43. In hts fight against the high
tariff corn laws
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1890-10-16

Senator Petticrew in explaining hil
vote against the conference report Of thu
tariff bill, said there was NO question ID
his mind but tina, the bill was framed II
the interests Of the east and against thu
interests Of the west TAere are othsu
who agree with Senator PstticreM.
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the rights OF AmsricAn citizens must from
tho very necessity OF their 9ituation lean
upon some oae in exercising thsss rights.
That EFT TO them selves without the aid Of
less In the exercise or defense OF there rights
~ 90 many babes In THAR moth
srs arms, that II was ~, the
future alone that w could look % lift them.
Through ecueaasnsl tndusncss. out Of -
slough Of ignorance and AegrodAtis1. AtU
which sges OF bondage haA consigned thsn.
and make Of them indsDe1lonA sslf-GsliAAs
citizens. capable OF exercising II thsiS eva
right and upon their own ju6gnAas tie ~
eetimabis privileges and grave IoeDoAafbih.
ties which tEets newly Acquired condition cen-
ferred. sI
nsTsose Who felt 1T rsoessa,y that this sssp
should b taken d-A net assume % b wiser
this subject and discussed iN dangers. They
did not foxaet, the warning OF one Of the
wisast Of American Statesmen, who, more
than . century ago, declared. "N0thing IL
more csrtainiy written In the b0ok Of fato
than that ahesc people Are to bs free. nor - 10
cannot i've in the same governmo1t.'
Oninoas - that warning was, the day, the
situation Of the races and circumstances for
babe delay. God himself had lecreod that
the bonds OF tbs slave should bc brokea, and
those VINO clothed him with citizsnship felt
that in no Their way could this DO acoem
plished.
From tho nrst 1t was apparent tAs& COR
dicting interests would contest for tbs con-
troll Of this new but mighty factor In the
politics OF the future, which w&s sure TO 10
moulded by another's hand, and made obodi-
ent to q will superior to Its own.
Instantly uaon one side was nrrAyed the
republican party: sectional! from the aeces-
siry OF the situation. but claiming TO have
liberated the slaves to have clothed them
with the rights OF free men, and thus 70
have earned their unfaltoring support . po-
itscA Allics In all the oontosts OF she future.
Iii the presence OF SUCH . claim Issues
. ,nld stand for nothing. Self interest was
" be ignored Ard, whether right Or wrong,