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t; Enterprise.
Thsu-sday, Much 13, 1879.
J.W, HOUGHTON. 1C. H. HOUGHTON,
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C O. C. I.B. B. Time-table,
Trains leave Wellington 8tatio w fol
lows s
. GOING SOUTH.;.- " ;v .
V 1 Ctm. la. Korea n4 afaH.r..8:S& a. bv.
y. a. As. LaU A CrectnaaU Vir MOfh
IT. S. Xla Villi. Mafl . 8:57 p.m.
Xa, t.-flmlnl IwNiHu. M01.li
Inl Ti slants, . s-.ss a. a. aat S-ao p. a.
GOING NOS.TH. 5
TallMSsa, MlH 8:40 a. a.
Hav .. Lewie Os. Zxarsea A Kail, 1:38 r.X.
a Onload Tiiii ii, :si P.M.
X. a CavreUad r 1 i S:ss
-.-SrrOwTrOS P.V.
W. BU FISHV.R. Aceat.
jq Church Directory. , v ,
DI8CTPLK " CHPBCH. Sei-rlcee every Sabbath at
1U.SO A. U. And 7 .DO P. M. Sabbath School at IS
M. ril MIllll eaTliaHa, aiiahns W. B.
Vhosapsoa, aaatar.
COVQREGATIOIf AL CHURCH. hnten every
BabbaU a Ufcjo A. U. and 7:00 P. M. Sabbath
Beans s U If. Fiayet at eatine; am Tanradar ayea
leas. . JTa. Vt. eassor. . .
METHODIST KPlsrOPAL CHURCH. Raj-rlces ev-
err sarftat,e at io:w a. M. aaa 7:oo r. m. dsmmib
Sabbath School at ISM. Prayer Meetlus oa Tnura-
aay evsaiasa. m. a. juone-iu. p
Arrival and Tepar turevf Mails.
HACK LINES.
Obertln, I Arrive Tflay, Thuisday and Satnrday
rtuaaeU.) at A. if. IxaveatlP.M.
BrlaMoa, ' .' J Arrive dany at to A. It. Leare at
K. ClarksSeM. f . II A.M. . ,
Tfiisi'mus,. ) Antra MoadAjr. Wednesday tod FH
Salllraa. (day at I P.M. bear Tarsdsr. Thurs
PaUr... J; . day aad Baiaraay at :SoA. M. .
PeaSeM. )
Baeeeer. - f Arrive Tuesday. Tbereday aad Satnr-Homer-rille,
f daf at 11 A. at. Leave at 1 P. M.
Waat Salens,)
C ' Publisher's Notice.
The address label ea seen paper ahenra tha date te
WM ek taa aaaaxrtbar haa paid, Ume:
: Jerry Smith ljan79
Slrainea that Mr. Barith baa paid tor hts paper aatfl
Janes!? 1st. 187a. The mall liat la corrected weekly.
By eaesalunc the addreaa label evrry rabeerlber eaa
tell la aa faataat how hia aecoant stsnds. and wheth
ar ha haa leoalvod araner credit on oar hooka.
ZrOcU &ad XliacelUaoouB:
"A short article from Pe n field Is too
kte for this week. - -
1 Kt. J. A. Daly Is absent for a
week on a visit In 2Tew Tork." ; '
. ... .- - .
Make no engagements for Wednes
day eTening next concert night. -
Hatvey has got that new style Col
lar in Paper aad IJnen. ' ; ' 25w4 "
5 Miss Jennie lleade, of Nor walk, Is
the guest of Mrs. J." C. Arts on Elm
Hanfisonje and very cheap line of
ew Carpet juat received at William
-3tlninger'. . . - 25 8 w
! Mra,.'Horoan died at the. bouse
of her son-in-law, ilr. Washbumef of
Klyrla, aged t(8 years. Zj .j " f
i If you want anything in the line of
Hardware at Bottom Price, call at J.
HTrVoolley'. I mean BUSINESS." 23tf
' K. E. Kpapp brings the champion
gooae egjr, measuring 9zl Inches in
circnmfereoee and weighing 12 ea.
Frank B. Serage, successor to T.
3Qrkt boots, shoes, rubbers, etc. '. i
The first w ek in March brought a
good sap-run, spring birds and a real
fere taste or spring", the muddiest kind
7 .
eat of our "Monitor" Job press
"Will be found oa this page,, and in the
same place we hare a few words for
w patron..V.?. :: "1 ; . j,p -;;
y-Cn at JVH. TfTooley's If you wish
to see two of the best makes of Plows
In the country, warranted to glre satis-
faction. . . ,
'IS -! ? I i
: ,lt,
WalrntC-At this offlce, to rnn on
necessary errands.some of tho4 pedes
trians who 'are 'v wasting their time
circling around rinks."
That Imported Orient Coffee we
bars roasted aad ground for us to order
ao that our easterners may hare it fresh
aad pore. (28U) , W: W. Haktit. -
. rbfieT A.T. Oanbar was glren a
donatioa oa the iKttv Jilt, at bis real
denoe in West Richfield, of $100 in cash,
and a large amount of provisions ...
- Tofcng man, don't forget the con
cert next week.1" ' 1
The pulpit of. the: Congregational
Church was occupied last Sabbath by
Eev. S. H. Lee,, of Cleveland, by ex
change with the pastor." J''
-If yoa want Hardware lower than
you was ever offered, yoa can find it for
the next sixty days at
- " ' 28 tf . " . J. H. WooixxT'g.
. Miss Hattle A. Chapman, of Lorain,
has been visiting during the winter at
Lodi aad la now at her sister's, Mrs. S.
S. Parker, on Cortlaodt Avenue.
A. Dewey baa taken, the agency for
Hall's Gasoline Stoves and will hereaf
ter keep a full assortment on hand and
will also furnish gasoline to use in them
'Tramps have been unusually : Im
pudent la Akron lately ,aa many as four
at a time presenting tbeinselves and de
manding money of '"women staying
lone In the evening. " : : - f
Everybody expects a good time at
the concert. M. S. Church, March 19.
Oberlln College has been obliged to
itspead a tbeologlcal student for want
of eomnton honesty. ; The young - man
3ias evidently mistaken bis calling. -
J There Is one dog in town utilised to
some purpose. We eaw him trotting
home the other day with a cart contain
ing a sack of flour and the family gro-
' -1 - , i- l V v ... ,
"r u -v ..... .v
A full line of white and Colored
Shirts at Wj W. Harvey's. .. 23 wi. .
- Mr. John Hill father of Mrs. T. J.
Wells, of this place died, on the 6th
Inst., at Florence, Irle Co., Ohio, fit
which place be bad been a resident for
about fifty years, aged 86 years.
Taking Into account the quality of
goods,-1 will glTO yoa better prices on
Hardware than caa be found at any
auction store ta the county. ; v .. .
26tf ; : J. H. WooiXT.
If your memory is short, make
note of the Wedceaday evening con"
cert for next week.r- -
Various nodes of treatment have
been adopted for the cure of Neuralgia,
Bheumatlsai, Sciatica, and kindred dis
eases, but none of them have proved so
effectual as "Lawson's Curative. It
Is readily applied, aad the relief is cer
tala. " Pruggtita have It. Price 60 cu.
We are all going to the concert
next week. ' '
We have received a spicy article
from Spencer correcting some state
ments in a former article but we are so
crowded that it will have to lay over
till next week, also several articles on
the court-house question.
Spring Styles of Hats and Caps at
W.W.Harvey's. 25w4
The Rev. Thomas K. Beecher, of
Elmlra, N. Y., Is expected to dedicate
the new Congregational Church in this
place, April 3d, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Next week we will make further men
tion of this more than ordinary man of
an extraordiuary family. '
- The well which the oldest Inhabit
ant will remember as being situated in
the public square was opened last Thurs
day by the frost. It Is said to be about
ninety feet deep. It will now be cov
ered with a stone and put in condition
to make the water useful In case of fires.
- Wm. Rininger has ost received di
rect from the manufacturers the hand
somest and cheapest Wall Paper and
Decorations ever shown in Welllugten.
Don't fail to see them before making
your purchases. '23 w 6
Our city fathers are getting In ear
nest about a fire department. A com
mittee of their number has been Inves
tigating the matter and will soon re
port lor selection two or more plans
that in cost seem to be within our reach.
We await their report and action with
great anxiety and will apprise our
readers of developments as they occur.
Remember the concert on Wednes
day evening of next week. .' .': .
Rev. Mr. Albright preached to full
houses, and Sunday morning gave a
very practical as well as spirited eluci
dation of the text : "Take no thought
for your life, what ye shall eat or what
ye shall drink; nor yet for your body,
what ye shall put on. Is not the life
more than meat and the body more than
raiment f" The sermon In the evening
was from the words, "Am I my broth
's keeper?" -
The following is a list of the eight
lecturers of the "Bell Fund Lecture
Course" and the amount paid each :
Colgate Hoyt, expenses only $2; Pres-
llent FairchildtlO; Dr. Hayden $16;
Ex-Gov. Axtell of New Mexico, $0;
Col. Flnley for expenses $2; Rev. E. V.
H.Danner, for expenses $5; Miss Du
Sulsseau, $16; Hon. J. C Covert, ex.
penses, $2; Printing, etc., about $25
Net proceeds of the course $122
It Is not always the fault of the
cook that the steak Is not tender or the
roast juicy and palatable. The first
class animal to kill Is not every time
right at hand, or esuily obtainable in
our village market, that mu-t never
theless be constantly supplied. - But it
would have o be charged to the baking
and broiling if such cuts ss Fuller is
doing up for his customers do not sat
isfy any epicure. .
Every young lady in tnwn likes
music and expects to be seen at the con
cert next week, March 19th.
Dr. C. 8. Holbrook, of Shelby, Is
pending this week here with his broth
er, assisting him to get even with bis
work wbicb baa been of late coming in
unusually fast.- Ia another place Dr.
L. P'llolbrook calls the attention of
those Arbese work has been delayed to
his .readiness now to attend promptly
to their wants. It is due that we should
say that since his advent among us he
has gained an enviable reputation for
good work and fair dealing. '. j
'' The Social Union Concert will not
fall todelUrht you. Wednesday even
ing of next week, r ,
- The peddler must have been very
stupid or else dull times and ; bad luck
had made him desperate, who could
force himself into a sad house, and Jn
spite of the hint that Just then it was
impossible to give him attention, go on
with bis rigamarole and the showing
of a paltry Invention. The mostuntu
tored foreigner who ever carried a pack
a ould have seeu at once that be was an
Intruder, but this well-dressed and gllb
tongued American did not go until .be
was atked and then departed in anger.
Harvey is getting in a new stock of
Clothing. .. 25w4
Among the great manufacturing
interests of the country the "Diamond"
Company stands at the head of the line
shirt trade. With the exception of Mr.
A. M. Fitch, who has the only agency
for their custom shirts between Cleve
land and Delaware, their agencies are
confined to cities and larger towns.
Mr. F. has a full line of their French
percale samples and plates of their va
rious styles of shirts, cuff and collars,
and furnishes their work at factory
prices with transportation added. Sea
ad. in another column, i . It
After April 1st Dr. Holbrook's of
fice will be in Q. M. btroup's new build
lDgv ' 22 tf
One of the "surprise parties" which
have enlivened social life In the west
ern suburbs of our. town, this winter,
occurred at "Mr-Frank Warren's on
Wednesday evening . of last week.
Neighbors and friends gathered to the
number of thirty or more, making the
evening very -enjoyable, which enjoy
ment was greatly enhanced by the ad
dition of a taffy pull." :' They talk of
forming a permanent association and
collecting funds for some charitable b-
aject. A good idea. ' '- " ' '
Headquarters for gasoline with
Frank B. Serage. .
We failed to give the Tennesseans
a notice last week only for lack of
room. We are sorry not to be able to
commend the entertainment but truth
compels us to ssy that they did not
meet the expectations raised by their
bills. Tbey were not the original Ten
nesseans exoept in name, and their
music had nothing attractive to one
who baa previously beard negroes sing
plantation melodies. Their voices had
only strength to recommend them.
Tbey were both harsh and uncultivated
and their songs lacking novelty were
scarcely worthy the patronage - receiv
ed. We learn from our exchanges that
in some respects they weie equal to
white folks, having a decided taste for
h vl whisky and in some places getting
gloa'iously drunk and quarrelsome Un
less Donovan's troupe should come
again we think it would hardly pay to
give an audience to another negro con
cert. ...
Tell all your friends to take in the
concert March 19th.
. We are informed by the assignee of
Ears Franks and his two sons,that their
failure was largely the result of the
mismanagement of Orcn Frank.:. He
had done an extensive business In build
lug.largely on borrowed capital, paying
a high rate of Interest which Instead of
paying each year he allowed to accumu
late. His father and brother had un
dersigned with him and so became re
sponsible. The brother was not involved
on his own account but Ezra Franks
was considerably Involved by Invest
ments In real estate, and interest, and
shrinkage of values in. addition to his
son's failure were too much for him.
The property has been appraised at
$19,600 with debts estimated at $14,000
but which will probably shrink at lesst
$2,000. It is thought that all creditors
will be paid in full. '
The "Corn Supper" at the M. E.
church parlors Friday evening was so
well-attended that maybe it was a real
favor to all conecernd that we and those
delegated to tell us Individually and
collectively forgot to mention It in last
week's issue, it would surprise one
who had not thought upon the matter
to see how many really delicate as well
as substantial dishes can be made to
embody some form of this, our national
cereal. The bill of fare Included coi n
itoffee, tea, mush, sweet corn dried and
canned, hominy, dodger,griddle cakes,
johnny-cake, baked loaf, steamed loaf,
gems, grits, baked and boiled puddings,
every variety ot corn starch cookery
and more things than we have named,
all well-cooked and served. The base
ment was nearly full the whole evening
the people coming and going from early
until late. The net proceeds amounted
to$G3.oO.
Three Card Monte.
The train coming to Wellington from
the south last Saturday morning had ou
board a gang consisting of live three-card-tnonte
swindlers, who made t!ie
acquaintance of a minister, apparently
well supplied with filthy lucre and who
furnished a tempting subject for their
art. They explained to him how easy
it was, by risking a small sum, to gain
a large one. He saw it, put up hia lit
tle fifty dollars, and In less time than
it takes to tell it he wss minus that
amount. Word was telegraphed to our
marshal and on the arrival of the train
he arrested the gang but by some care
lessness the one that had the money in
his possession was allowed to escape.
The others, seeing no way out, of it,
made up the money for their victim
and the expenses and were allowed to
depart. It would hare served the man
lu sheep's clothing right if he had nev
er received his money. We think if we
had been u Rev. wo would not have
been caught in such a game, but if wc
had would have kept our mouth closed.
Who will now step Into the ranks as
fool No. 2. We have our pencil sharp
ened in readiness for him.
Court Expenses.
The following are the sums paid, out
for expenses of the January term of
court, 1879:
Paid witnesses in State canes. . .$534 90
" Grand Jury witnesses 246.60
" Grand Jurors 217 30
" Petit and talis jurors 900.15
Total. $1,904.85
It would be Interesting to the temper
ance people to know what proportion of
this expense was made in the trial ol
whiskey cases or cases growing out of
intemperate habits. It would give us
an opportunity of knowing for whose
benefit our taxes are paid. Who will
give us the figures?
. Real Estate Transfers.
John Scott to Charles McCotter, 21 acres in
Camden township,. $1,000
Laertes it. Smith to Rosa Bell Johnson, part
ot lot I7S, east of river, 34 acres of land ta
tp. of Elvria, 1.000
Orestes T. Engle to Wllhelm ttpreDger, part
ot lot 3, X acre ot land Id Russia tp...)
Abraham Blifldoa, sr., to Abraham Sheldon,
Jr., part ot lot 63, 40 acre In Russia town
ship 1,600
Emily B. Lewis (by sheriff) to Luella Wortb
ington, whole of lot 18, part ot lot 17 in
Amherst 1,337
A R. Woonter to Mrs. L. R. Wooster, whole
ot lots S3, 89, H ot lot 87, block 6 WelllDf
ton village. Quitclaim 100
Heman Ely to Una and Water Co., lot 520,in
block DO, between braaebes of Black River
Elyna,. 1,000
Abel Daugherty and wife to Samuel Kiehard
Smith, 100 acres of land in Pen field town
ship. Consideration, support for natural
life and 1,000
Elyria Republican.
St. Patrick's Xiffbt.
A Literary Entertainment and Oyster
Sapper are to be given at the Town
Hall, New London, Ohio, Monday even
ing, March 17th. The leading feature
will be a lecture on St. Patrick by the
Rev. Father Murphy, formerly of New
London and Shelby. There will be va
rious other speeches, and some stirring
songs by a Cleveland quartette. A pro
gramme of surpassing Interest is assur
ed. All are invited to attend. Admis
sion 25 cents.
Concert.
On Wednesday evening, March 19th,
the Social Union of the M. E. Church
will give the musical entertainment al
ready announced in these columns. The
selections of Vocal Music will be ren
dered under the direction of Mr. W. S.
Franks. The Orchestral Selections will
be rendered by Miss Wooster, and
Messrs. Wilcox and Mather. The con
cert will doubtless prove exceptionally
fine, and a full house is expected.
Lecture.
Miss Eva L. Pinney will deliver a
lecture at the Town Hall, Wednesday
evening March 19th. Subject: "Duties
and Responsibilities of Woman." It
will be remembered that Miss Pinney
delivered a lecture on the subject or
temperance lu this place last fall which
gave universal satisfaction. Go and
bear her.
Advertised Letters.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
In Wellington P. 0 for the week end
ing March 8th., 1879.
Miss M. Sharp, Mr. John Dlx, Fred
erick Rockwcod, Clarence Herrick.
When. calling fjr the above please
say "Advertised,"
J. T. Oodkit, P, M.
Don't fail to call for . that 40 cent
Japan or Green tea at Houghton's, tf
Neighborhood. News.
Medina has a first-class sensation in
the confession of A. I. Root one of its
supposed respectable citizens who has
made a wholly uuwaranted exposure of
bis unclean thoughts and wrong inten
tions toward a former employer and
business partner. The general opinion
U that this ex-Jeweler and beekeeper
had better have kept still.
' Massey 3fc Gamble, of Elyria are go
ing to start a cigar -factory In Medina
about the 1st of April.
Twenty-one new members were re
ceived at the First Congtegational
Church of Bcre a week ago Sunday.
Rev. J. Wick Pittcnger a son-in-law
of Dr. Godman of Berea has resigned
his position as pastor of the Presbyte
rian church at Brecksvllle.
Prof. Kerstetter of lit. Union gave a
highly appreciated lecture in Wooster
with illustrations and ingenious appa
ratus of his own design and construc
tion, lie Is going to show the Wooster
people next tumnier what they are lia
ble to get in their food and drink by
his Illustrated lecture "MrveW of tho
Ponds."
Etta Winson, of Berea, was badly
burned while cleaning a glove with
benzine, and a man in Huron county
blew up himself and wife and baby re
lieving them of eyebrows and hair and
most of their outside cuticle by reckless
handling of gunpowder In the presence
of fire and of bis family. It will take
a good while to teach some tolks that
there Is any necessity for caution in the
use of inflammable substances.
A Card.
I shall be glad to see those parties
who need dental work done, especially
those whom I have not been able to
wait on during the past two weeks. My
brother is with me for a short time and
we bope to do all work promised with
out obliging any to come a second time.
L. P. Holbrook.
Musical Instruction.
E. G. Sweet announces to all who are
desirous of taking Music Lessons this
summer that he will be ready to resume
his class about June 1st. Address Box
763, Oberliu, Ohio. 25 w 3
To be a good judge of a horse re
quires that the pernon so judging should
be a lover of horseflesh, have a keen
eye, a practiced hand, great discrimina
tion and well-Informed, such a person
is Mr. R. N. Wood, druggist, Toronto,
Canada. None can more quickly dis
criminate and tell the good or weak
points of the animal. As a remedy for
the cure and removal of Lumps, Bunch
es, I.amenes--, Kingbones.he pronounces
Giles Linimeiit Iodide Ammonia the
article long needed by horsemen.
. Soi l by all druggists. Trial size 25
cent. Seud for pamphlet to Dr. Giles'
120. West Broadway N. Y. Sold by J.
W. Houghton, Wellington, Ohio.
Mr. B. A. Mitchell, Wholesale
Druggist, London, Ontario, say 8: "TUe
community owe Doctor Giles, of New
Yi.rk, a debt of gratitude for the dis
covery and Introduction of hisLlulmcut
Iodide Ammonia and Pills. Gout, Rheu
matism, Enlarged Joints, Piles, Cos
tlveness, Diseased Liver, Headache, Fe
male troubles, are all cured by their
use." .
Sold by all druggists. Trial size 25 vU
Send for pamphlet to Dr. Giles, 120
West Broadway, N. Y. Sold by J. W.
Houghton, Wellington, Ohio.
THE MARKETS
Cheese.
Little Falls, Mahcu 10, 1879. .
Quite a number of factory men offered
lots of cheese to-day, but buyers do not
want to take any chances and will gen
erally receive them only on commission
Cows are fust coming into milk aad
we learn of a few factories which are
now open and mcst of them will make
ch eese daily, receiving the milk once a
day. We hear of but few ftctori e tiiat
will make skim-milk cheese all of the
largest and best ' realizing thtt such a
course would prove a losing business.
It will doubtless bo about four weeks
before we shall see new cheese in the
market, but when it does come it will
be cheae.
At New York the receipts of cheese
last week were 25,162 boxes ; exports
47,801 boxes. The market 1 stea'dy and
there is a coLfideut feeling on all really
good stock. Not much of an advance is
expected, but all merchantable goods
will be closed out before the end of the
season at about present values. There
have been occasional sales of fancy
cheese as high aa 10 cts., but they are
rare. The bulk of sales are at and be
low 67 cents.
The condition of the market hero is
unchanged. Stocks are rapidly disap
pear! ng, and everything promises to be
in good shape for the spring trade.
Wc quote : Buying, (naked) 5 to 5
cents. Billing (boxed) $i 7 cents.
The shipments of cheese for the
week ending Mar. 12th, are as follows:
No. of boxes, 6,159 No lbs, 194,020.
Butter for the same time as follows :
No, of pkgs. 11. Mo. of pounds, 048.
Wellington Produce Market.
CORRECTED WBKKLT BT BALDWIN, LA UN
DON CO.
" uiim,T i ... . . . r-
Applea, exeen. bo... ..'!
A 1 Jll mm Ik A
Oeeae dreraed. V lb 00
Hnjr. ion a oo
llama unokeu, V lb 8
llldee.frt-ea.9 lb....4X8
Breawax. V lb
Bnnt V bu 1 SO
Buckwheat. V ba 7ii
Mapie buaar, at 10...JX9MI
Poiatora. V ba 73
Ham. lb I
Salt. fine. V bbl .a 73
Hall, Aahton. lb S
Sail. Common. V bbl.. 1 33
Salt, Solar. i Mil 2 Ml
Sh-ep Felta, P lb 33
Turkt-radmaed. Plblo
Tlm.MhT aeed,..! 15tal 33
Wool. P lb OtmVU
c nickrna qrraaea. w id...
Clorer oned. bu. J oum4 oo
Calf 6kloa.lt lb 7
Deaco Skina. lb..406U
Ducktdreaecd, lb lul
BUTTKM
Dalrr. lb IS0)
Creamery, a lb -
Emr.Vdos ia
feathers, lb 7o
Grain, Flour and Feed.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BT H. B. HAMLIN'.
saXLUO.
FLOtTt
Bnt White. sack .
Beat Kt-d. lack ...
No. X P ivk
Graham, p cwi
Buckwheat Flour, ....
Bolted Meal. V cwt ...
Meal. P cwt
Cnop cwt
Mlldllnm.wcwl
Sauna, p cwt
Oil MraL V cwt
Bran, V ewt 7a P ton IS on
Corn, helled, P ba 4"
Corn In ear, p bo. ......
Oata, V ba -X
Clover aeed. 9 ba 3 73
Tlnwthy aeed. p ba...l So
Panxa.
1 an
1
.1
3 u
1 SO
1 ui
...wi
...Hi
Corn, abelled. V ba S3
com. iu ear, r ou .....
ata.P bu 33
Wu.-al, P bu H.V11W"
Clorer aeed. P bu a so
rimotby eacd. P bu...l 33
...7.1
.3 UUl
Do You Believe It?
That in this town there are scores of per
ons passing our stoia every day whoa lives
are luade miwrable by indigestion dyspep
sia, soar aad distressed stomach, liver coin
plaint, constipation, when, Hr 75 cts. we
will sell them Stiiloff'a Vitalixer, guaran
teed to cure them. Sold by .Everett a
Starr, Wellington, O.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
"He seems to have been shot lu the
diaphragm," said the doctor. "Oh, no,"
said the weeping wife, "he was shot
right in the shoe shop and those new
collars at Fi'.ch's are the nicest he ever
wore."
From all parts of the country reports come
of the Immense sales and increasing demand
for that deservedly popular 8ewins: Machine,
The Old and ReUable "Stahdabd' the price
of which the proprietors wisely reduced to
$20 including all the attachments, and at
once secured for them a popularity among
the people, far beyond that attained by any
other machine at any price, the consequence
of which is, agent are leaving the old high
priced machines, and seeking territory for
the "Standard." Knowing from exper
ience that with the best goods at the lowest
price they can outsell all other machines,
where the superior quality and low price Is
made known. This splendid machine com
bine all the improvements. Ia far ahead of
all others In beanty and durability of its
work, ease of management, light running
and certainty of operaUon, is sensibly made
upon sound principles, with positive work
ing parts all steel, and can be safely put
down aa the very perfection of a serviceable
sewing machine, in every particular, that
will outlast any machine, and at a price far
down below any other. It is thoroughly
warranted for Ave years. Kept in order free
ot charge. And sent to any part of the
country for examination by the customer
before payment of the bill. We can predict
equally as large a demand for them in this
section as in others. Families wishing the
best machine manufactured should write di.
rect to the Factory, and enterprising persons
wishing to setae the chance should apply for
so desirable au agency. 8ee advertisement
in snother part of this paper. Address Stand
ard Machine Co., Cor. Broadway and Clin
ton Place, New York.
"Bad Doctored a Number of
Years."
Des Moines, Iowa, May 13, 1878.
Dr. M. M. Fenncr, Fredonia, N. Y.,
Dear sir: I had doctored a number of
years for ' Biliousness, Rheumatism and
Heart Disease, but found no relief. When in
Elrairs, N. Y., I used your Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic with great success.
1 am satisfied if more of it were used there
would be less sickness. Please send me two
bottles by express. Yours truly,
Alex. W. Patox.
Dr. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy
and Nerve Tonic may well be called
"The conquering hero of the times. It
is the medical triumph of the age. Who
ever has "the blues" should take it, for
it regulates and restores the disordered
system that gives rise to them. It al
ways cures Billiousness and Liver Com
plaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Constipa
tion, Headaches, Fever and Ague, Spleen
Enlargments, Scrofula, Erysipelas, Pim
ples, Blotches, and all skin eruptions
and blood disorders; Swelled Limbs and
Dropsy; Sleeplessness, Impaired Nerves
and Nervous Debility; Restores flesh
and strength when the system is running
down or going into decline; enres Fe
male Weakness and Chronic Rheuma
tism, and relieves Chronic Bronchitis,
and all Lung and Throat difficulties.
It does these things by striking at the
root of disease and removing its causes.
Dr. Fenner's Improved Cough Honey
will relieve any cough in one hour.
Dr. Fenner's Golden Relief cures any
pain, as tooth-ache, neuralgia, colic or
headache in 6 to 80 minutes, ana reauiiy
relieves rheumatism, kidney-complaint,
diarrhoea, dysentery. For sale by Dr. S.
B. Emerson. Dr. Fenner's St. Vitus
Dance Specific. One bnttlo always cures.
For sale by dealers. .
The first record of paper money
is found in the account of the dove
bringing the green back to Noah in the
ark." It takes but a small greenback to
goto, nobby spring hat at Fitch's.
"Qootl BorVIiug, Bister Jones.
Suid Smith on his way to business,
and then added, "This weather bakes
by catarrh worse ad worse." "Well,"
said Jones, "You certainly never have
heard ' of the 'Constitutional Catarrh
Remedy.' That's a sure cure."
The medicine is for sale by Everett &
Starr, Wellington, Ohio, and by Strong,
Cobb & Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
For Lame Bark, siileni chest nse SITI
LOU'il POltOUS PLASTER. Price 25 cts.
Sold by Kverttt a. Starr.
"Well, to tell the truth, papa, I
didn't think much of the close of the
sermon,-" said a fashionable young la
dy. "Probably you were thinking more
of the clothes of tho congregation," rt;
plied her father. If you want nice
fitting clothes go down to Fitch's and
let Mcitk take your measure.
IWiwli Everybody to Know.
Rev. George II. Thayer, an old citizen of
tins vicinity, known to everyone as a most
influential citiz-n aud christian iniuister of
the M. E. Church, j-ist at this moment
stopped iu our store to say, "I wish every
body to know that I consider that both my
self and wife owe our lives to EJliiloh's Con
sumption Cure. It is having a tremendous
sale over onr counters aud is giving perfect
satisfaction in all cases of Lung Diseases,
snch as nothing e'se lias done.
Dcs. Match ett ft France.
Bourbon, lnd., Mav 15th, 187S.
Sold by Everett k Starr, Wellington, Ohio.
The Knisely Shirt Co.,
Of Mansfleld, O., hu appointed
F. C. LEACH, Agent.
For Wellington and vicinity. Those wanting a flrst
claas ahirt made to-order should aire htm a call
Sims At W. W. BARVKrS.
For Sale or Kent.
House of eight rooms, oo Clay St.. In rood order.
House oa Cortland Ave., seven rooms, nearly new.
House on Prospect St.. eight rooms, nearly new.
All the above have good cellars, fruit and barns
In connection with room for a good garden. Apply to
tf . B, J. ROBINSON. Real Bitate Agent.
Aluituiwtrtors Sale.
I win offer at pubue sale a Hoota aad Lot la the
village of Wellington, on Barker Street, known as
the Ellxs M. Hamilton place, said sale to take place
Saturday, March 13th, 1870, commencing at 10
o'clock, A. M., oa the place.
LOOMI8 WHITOW,
Feb. 4th. I87B. 30wS Administrator.
Sale of ltoal Estate by Order
of Court.
On Saturday, the 5th day of April, A. D. 1878, at
the hour of 1 o'clock, P. M,. on the premises In Pen
Sold township, wlU be sold to the highest bidder the
following real estate aa the property of James Dis
brow. deceased, to-wit: Being part of Tract No. 1.
la section of laad conveyed by Caleb At water to Abi
gail Andrews, bounded north by laad conveyed to
Ruth Cook by Caleb Atwater, east by land conveyed
to Gideon B. PenScld. south by the rait and west
center section line of said towsshlp.snd west by the
center of a north and south road which wss Intended
ta be laid one mile west of tha north aad south cen
ter road, the same to extend from said western boun
dary far enough east to make sixty aad sixty ona
handredtba (OU OO-IOO) acres of land, subject to the
right of dower of Cynthia Dlsbrow and her right of
hoaeatead. Appraised at $1. SSO. Terms of sale,
one-thtrd down, one-third ta oaa year sad oae-thlrd
In two years aad Interest KL1SHA SUSLDON,
33t . Administrator of James Dlsbrow.
Uean make money faater at work for ua than at
anything els. Capital not required: we will
itartyuu. SIS a day at home made by the Indus
trious. Men. women, boys aud ,;irla wanted
everywhere to work fur ua. Now la the time. Coat
ly oat Hi and terms free. Address Taos A Co., Aa
gnata, Msino. H-iTyl
I mm MOKPnilE ksUt slas.
Rr fall p.rtie.Un- Or C irltua,
I B. Clara ac, bSKata,,!,
The finest and best assorted styles
of visiting cards ever brought to Wel
lington are in our new stock, and will
be printed cheap to order at this oftice.
BEST
business yon can engage in. f 5 to S20
per dny made by any woraer oi eunei
sex. right In their own localities. Par
tieulara and san.Dlea worth SO free, lm
rove vonr abare time at this business. Addres
Tixsoa A Co., rortlaad, Maine. U-x7yl
22
STEAM JOB
OFFICE.
New
Press!
New
Type!
We Lave this week put in a large Job Press, equal to all the
demands that will be made upon tjs for commercial printing.
We are also prepared with type and paper to do the work for
this and adjoining towns, and we are determined to do it if
good work and fair prices will secure it. Special rates given
usiness houses for large orders.
' Please call and examine our work and get prices and if you
find you can make money by it, help us to build up a home
enterprise that shall be a credit to the town and that will many
times prove a convenience to yourselves. . r , .
What Do You Soy?
About those Xenia Sugar-Cured Hams?
Well, to speak it simple, they look down
on everything else, are just right in ev
ery particular. We . received the first
shipment of them last week. Remem
ber that no others compare with them.
Herbert says they will cause the eye to
shine "like a tallow candle in a cellar."
You can't afford to go dirty when you
can buy Soap so cheap. We have a mul
titude of it, and a number of kinds. Be
clean, it may make you a fortune; so
sayeth Herbert W. Hall, M. D.
If you want Light come and get the
Water White Oil, and make the family
cheerful and avoid a number of bad
worda that are so often used in describ
ing the merits of the common oil.
Our stock of Wooden Bowls runs from
the smallest to the largest sizes. Butter
factories can be supplied. .
Out of Five Brands of Flour anybody
can suit themselves. We have one brand
that excels everything else In the market.
Remember we make It a specialty to
suit everybody on Dishes, Glassware,
Table Cutlery and all goods belonging
to that line.
Fresh-roasted Coffee is always stronger
and finer flavored. After roasting it is
constantly losing its aroma apd absorbs
water. Our coffee is alwitys fresh
roasted. We roast it ourselves. Her
bert is the "medical attendant."
A fresh stock of New Garden Seeds
just received.
Come to the Grocery and Crockery
Headquarters, which is at
BOWLBY & HALL.
The Self-Threading Shuttle and Sel'-Scttlng
Needle and other Valuable licprovd .
meat are now applied td the
Light-Running "
Domestic Sewing Machiive
Which makes it the best Under-feed Sewing
Machine made. I am also agent lor the
Davis Vertical-Feed
The New Home
Sewing Machines, each of which has advan
tages peculiar to itself, which recommends
them lor a variety of uses and make them
Second to none in the market.
Paities desiring machines will find it to
their advantage to give me a call. All ma
chines warranted. AU kinds of Sewing
Machine Needles and also a fine quality oi
Sewing Machine Oil kept for sale.
S. P. HASTINGS, Ag't,
Office in Benedict's Block, Wellington, O'
Jan. 16th lyr.
You are cordially invited to
inspect our large stock of
Furniture
The Largest,
The Best Assorted,
Most Durable.
Do not be induced to purchase
a Bingle article of
FURNITURE
Until you have called
AT HEADQUARTERS!
Please remember our competi
tors do not pretend to coin
- pete with us in the
Quality of our Work. .
A.G.&G.L.C0UC11,
'Wellington. O.
Sale Bills
Give us a call.
printed at thin office
on short notice and on
moat reasonable terms.
WD
PRINTING
Good
Work!
Low
Prices!
1
Just published, ta a Staled Envelop. Price t cts.
A Lecture on the Nartrss, Treatment, and Badlca.
cure of Seminal Weakness, or Spermatorrhata, in
duced bv Self - Abuse. Involuntary Emissions. Impo
teney, N'ervous Debility, and Impedimenta to Mar
riage generally; Conauinptinn, pitepcy, and Fits;
Mental aud Physical Incapacity, Ac By ttOBKKT
J. CULVbUWELL, M. D., author of tha "Green
Book. etc.
The world-renowned author. In this admirable Lec
ture, clearly proves from his own experience that the
awfnl couseauer.ees of Self Abuse mar be effectually
removed without medicine, and without dang-eroos
surgical operations, bougies, instruments, rings, or
eordlsla; pointing out a mode of cure st once certain
and effectual, by which every sufferer, no matter
wnat ill. conauion may oe, msy cure HimwiH cucsp
ly, privately and radically.
E7Thlt Lecture wU) prove a boon to thousands
and Uiousands. - i
8nt under seal. In a plain envelope, to any addreaa,
post paid, on receipt of six cents ur a postage stamps.
Address the Publishers, .....
Tho CxLlverwell Uedical Co.,
41 Ann St.. New York,
P.O. Box 4586.
ass aSs Ak a week In your own town. $5 Ontfl
VRR fna No liak. Reader, if yon waa
tjrlWW a business at which persons of either
sex can make great par all the tin-e
they work, wri.e for paitieolara to H. Hallbtt A
V.O. , rortiana, ataine- st-xyt-
The Great Natural External Remedy for '
Acute and Inflammatory Rheuma
tism, Gout, Selatiea. Lumbago,
Neuralit-a tX Severe Bodily Pain.
Immediate Relief Guaranteed !
Endorsed hy the Medical Profession as the only
E XTKK.VAL CURK known to science. '
Prairie Oil la extracted purely from the vegetable
kingdom, embodying no mineral compound, is per
fectly harmless In its operation, and la InfaUlbla la Ha
results. Tho most agravated and painful cases are
relieve J it okcb after one or two applications, while
In almoat every Instance one bottle will effect a per
manent cure. ..
Fna Otrrwaas Usa Oaxr, no rabbins or frSstion
required.
PRICK ONE DOLLAR.
Prairie Oil Coo: Murray St., N. Y.
And Druggists generally.
Pamphlet containing treatise on the diseases and
particulars of the remedy, with testimonials, sent oa
application. lS-2Sryl
The New Era
(iOFEEE!
Is made from choice
White Winter Flint Wheat
By Putnam's Patent Process of Prepar
ing, Steaming, Drying; and Boasting,
and Is a perfectly pure article, free
from any adulteration whatever.
IT IS A KEKVE FOOD.
It can be used by those who cannot
use Imported Coffees, and contains vir
tues and health-producing elements
not possessed by tea or coffee.
Physicians universally indorse it as a
healthful table driuk. A prominent
physician and surgeon of San Francis
co, Cal., writes us, "It Is the Wonder
of the Age !"
What the People Say of It.
Having used the New Era Coffee for the
past year, I believe its eueral introduction
will prove a permanent good.
L. M. LEE x. .
Dorchester, Sept. Sd, 1878.
Having used It In my family for the past
year and tested its excellent qualities, I be
lieve it is a real sanitary boon to people gen
erally. AFKED C. QAKBATT, X. D.
37llojlston St., Boston. .
I consider it a most heathful and nutrit
ious beverage and free from all the injurious
effects of tea and coffee.
EDWARD PAGE
83 Commonwealth Av., Boston,May 29, '78.
For ten months I have drank the New Era
Coffee. The palpitation of the heart which
I have experienced from drinking Java Cof
fee has entirely ceased. I thin It it excellent.
N. W. STEAKS.
298 Columbus Ave., Boston nay 20th, 1878.
I have used the New Era Coffee for the
past nine months, and ao much, pleased with
it that 1 intend drinking-it constantly.
JOSEPH BANARD, 1. D.
Neponset, July 16th, 1878.
for sale bv W. W. Hakvet.
T- wOOaLAatTIa),
Manufacturer of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
Wagons and Sleighs. -
Having ouiehasei the interest ef P-
Thomaa in thecarriage business, I shall
vote my entire time and energy to supply-
ids; everything in my line that, me Leoessi-t
ties of my customers demand
I have a large stock of new and aecoud
hand carriages which will be old at prices
to suit the times.
Offioe and Factory at the old stand as
formerly. Thankful for past favors, I so
licit a continuance of your patronage.
2iu40yl - T. DO LAND.
THIS PAPER EEcS
Newspjper Advertising; IUireuu (10 Spruce)
Street), wiiereadvor- Bisasfaa a faa ea mm
7jriIEu YORK.
rrnm
U1TCLE ROBINSON'S
OYSTER DEPOT
I kltL bow in daily receipt of
fresh Oysters from Baltimore,
and will sell bulk and can oys
ters cheaper than ever, by the
dish, served up in every style.
For church and benevolent
objects I will make reasonable
deductions, also to merchants?.
Please do not foriret that I keep a full snp
ply of Groceries and Provisions, together
with Fruits and Confectionery. Tobacco and
Cigars, Lunch and Hot Tea and Coffee at all
hours, and no pains spared to accommodate
all who call. ,
Thankful for past favors I remain your
humble servant, .
B. J. E0BINS0N.
"THE HARVEST iSMPAST
AND THE SUMMER
IS ENDED.",
Now Tnakn "DECEMBER AS PLEAS
ANT AS MAY" by providing yourselves
with one of our elegant Stoves of which
we have
The Cream of the World,
The old reliable Argand,
The beautiful Golden, Star,
The Majestic Garland and
The glittering -Gold Coin,
And this is not all !
. . We can show yon the finest , V
EA1T3:BS
' V . i . AND ' '.. ",
Made in the world, and wood
Seating Stoveo
Unequaled in beanty, quality and price on
the American continent. We sell every
thing in our lie eat bottom prices and guar
antee satisfaction. ,
- We generally have second hand stoves
that we aeU cheap. - - --
Larcp and lamp goods is one of onr
specialties. - ". x' . '
Come and See Us X
Xas&xTc ; & ; PSZZ.CS,
' L" " "' ' ' J " .V vol 11-lS-ly.
LIVEBY GTABLDs
Having purchased the large
Wareroom formerly owned by
TV Doland, and fitted it up for
a Livery Stable and furnished
it with first-class rigs, all new,
I am prepared to meet every
want of the public in my line.
(Jood teams furnished at all
hours and at reasonable rates.
P. C. THOMAS.
Ua-sOvl
A Rare Chance.
. . Bush & Bkldktt wish to say
tD their customers and - the
public generally, that they
contemplate closing out their
clothing business and have de
cided to mftke a slaughter in
prices.
All desirable goods will be
sold at cost : those a little off
will be sold regardless of cost.
WE MEAN BUSINESS. If
you don't believe it come and
see for yourselves.
Cash, and nothing else, will
be taken for goods at cost.
BUSH & BELDEN.
Aug. 28th, 1878.
li-i. tf
PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE
rOS SPEEMATTOEHCEA. -:
"SEMINAL PASTILLE"
A alt-able IHaeoverT
and Nc-cr 1 -fMi-tu. tn Sird
ical Icrfc-?, an -mtiixly
Kv aitd n-tsa&ixel-r HStrt
ire Iau tif tor the p edr
and jrsrnuanent Car ot
&rsiual miMlozia t
Ioxpoteiicy bjr tha only
true wayvis: Direos
AfTTllifwat invi St, lka wrwirs
SSA.E , ,1,1 O SCanf Ak MST1LLI
ripa! scat of tha Dlatnae, act in by Ab orptlom. and exxr
tinjc its tp jiiie influence ou the terminal V cs clea Zbao
ulutorr DactI-rormt OlAodami Urrthrau Tbeuaa
ot t :. Remedy is a terxlrU with tm pain oriimnvnieiwc,
H ia qric'ilr diehcd vnd soon lrrtcii prsdmwig as
la: mediate txkth.i-ag and i-aatotaii'a effect -upon the ncx
nai and Dcrvoas oraeiataJ - wrecked trom setf-sba
and excesses, stopping lii drain from the wy tes, re-toj-lnjrthe
mind to healtn arid sound memory, rcn-ovins;
tha Dimncaa of Sic at, Ncrroui Debility, Confusion
of Idcaa, Aversion to 8 oolety, EieJ!. sxi-d the airr
anee of prematCTfo old ataTa uualy a cram pw wine this
trualsLe. saJ ttUarlnf perfccl Sexnnl Visor, wheie it has
been dormant tor jvars, This snode of ter-aUatasHft bat stood
the test tn very severs cases, and i now a pronoin.ecd
necsss. Zru4TS are too mtch pnsrribrd In these aoubles.
aiul, as many can besr witness to, with but Kt!e H any
neiTDnnentEuod. There is no KuMcnsw aboot thss Preparm
lion, Prstrtical nhservs'ton enahlesTTss to positively ruArmn
to that it will rivs aatiafssctton. During tha elght
jrcarsthat it has been in jfenersl we have UkoaMiKl
ot trelimonlflls as tv its value, and it is bow coneeeda.
ed by the Medirat Profession to ba tha Tanost ntiunai
ineane yot discovered of Teaching snd earing this very prev
slent trouble, tftai is well known to ba tha cstsss of tsstord
misery to so mane, and vpon whom qnaoks prey with
theiruseless nostram and bisr feoa-The Bsxnedyls pot up
in a neat box, smooch to last mouta. amt snat in a plain
wrapper by mail eraled Ur S. Two sniss. (sssflli li ntlii
r4fa ta rteiTOKucntcure onlcss in severe cases) 9 Three
boxes Is sting I area fb.Il months- will stop em isstorts, and
restore -rijror, in the worst cs sea. $7.. rail DIMMGnQX9
for ttsintr will nooompsny KACH BOX.
Send for a Descrit-tiva Pamphlet ffviuf AawsAsflatasirv
IUiisrtrmlions, which will convinc tha mnst socntWal
Vthat they can be re-stored s perssct manlrsd ami
ntted for the dutjea of lite, sama as if never anvcaed, W
arrt 8ralsd for stamp to any aa. Sold OZiXY by the
HARRIS REM EDY CO. MfQ.CMEMt3TS.
Mswstand8rta, 8ta, T. LOWS. -WO.
MADAM!!
- TOado yoa cany that rusty-look tn? lwswfftasT
Bar, when yoa call make It look lost as well aa a
new oee with - ,
Eiiows rsENCH DSEssnra,
OR
BLOWS SATIN" POLISH t
And tfow'flet the children's boots look ao rasty and
shabby, whoa aa feoa.M awfiaJs caa ba given
them by either of these Dressings, which yoa can
get at any Shoe store. It will not soil the skirts
la consequence of their "Teat popolarlty. 1 her
are several imitations. To kwep peace ia tha faaaily,
Rive your ftisMas a oas. ws
BROWN'S AEMT & KA7Y BLACKIKH,
he mar be on aa equal I
' De on aa equal raonag.
the himhmmt awwawietsa. and aMstaf
he Paris KxposUioa. wis.
. Awaraea im
SMdsUattBel
for Sale by Or. S. B.Emerson.