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... ...... .V 1 A,. (StHMHOOsHU TE ! GOOD ADVERTISING ' I8SUID EVERY I MEDIUM. WEDNESDAY. M.MIHHIHHIHMtf ' !. I. A. Family, Newspaper, Devoted to Home Interests, politics, Agriculture, Science, Art, loetry, Etc. vol. xxiri. WELLINGTON, LORAIN COUNTY, OHIO, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 9. 1889. NO. 2. r En KPRTRR. i hsssso oo i I A I TH2 ENTERPRISE, ' Published every Wednesday, at WELLINGTON, OHIO. Terms of Subaoriptlon: ..(150 .. T5 ... One Year Six jMonths.... three Months. , ' ATTOENETS-AT-LAW. "t7t7haskell. ."'l ruction, made a specialty jsireus -Office in bank building. "TTdickson, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, WE8T BIDI PDBLIO SQUARE, WELLINGTON. OHIO. WOTABY PUBLIO. rVN. tMrODWI. lniiinno, Atrent and I"; IKm 0c over Serago'S bool and she, store. TON80RIAI;. u..ivibM. tk Aiirher. keeps II. ?'... ik. miMi convenient Bar- V . inuw workmen otpS A (U swortmeiit of h.lroile, po- ni- Knnina. wmn mur - DKNTIStB. HJ. Hnl.RRlHlK, Dentist. Offloa over . Hiisteds store. In Hank Building. Wellington. Ohio. Nitrous oslde fas admin Stored lor lb- itractlnr of nwtn ... a A A J-t Y Dint II MSI In . I feT style and right up' with the times. ' Special attention paid to enlarging In Crayon, i I Ink. or Water Colors and copying from old I........ nri nvimtlvM ik I nreserven anouu- iit7n be had at any time. Gallery over fi..n., i Uuir. vrocerv. Pictures of all kinds. Finest work and latest ttyle. Copylna ud enlarging In Crayon. Ink and Pastel. 8peclal attention to tue duic Crosier'. Blooh, Walllngton. O. PHYSICIANS. E7HTHaWAY'M.-D. uPtct:IALTII&l ... j ji...... r.1 ih. kl.dderand nui oieM " s.mi. kiriuuv.. riles, aiceraiiun 01 w ' ; .t.Z S SSSSSSS: fu.r a wrefol snd proper an.ly.ls oi me Offlc. la Carpeatar Block Welllnton.O VETERINARY SURSEON. R G. HOLLAND, piMj tapn --i Enlist. Orders received at Telephone Exchange Id at T. D. Felt's drug store. J. H. WIGHT, Sole Agent, n...l.r In PlfvKa Watches. Jewelty, Sll- .rware. Gold Pens, etc. No 6. Public j Square, Wellington, Ohio. C. E. SDTLIFF, DISAlsEH' 2H CQAX A nt .raolte. Masslllon, Jaokson and Bloeaburg. Terms Cash and Prices Low. -)!ll.!Bon We-l lHerty St., Telephone 48 EC. DE3. Barrett, Livery and FeccTStable. South Side Meohanio Street, first door east ot American llonse. NOTICE. Conveys Passengers snd Baggage, to id from trains or residences. Also col- n. ni distributes xxprcss, dolor . a neral expreaeiog auu h."8 ave orders or telephons American use. 871y H. S. Smith, Prop. I II IT JEWELERS. ,1884. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, WXjXXTCTOZTf OXXXO, CAPITAL $100,000.00, Dues a General Banking Business, Receives Deposits, Buys and sella New Tork Exchange, Government Bonds, etc. Drafts C25Or,IC:ElS.D S. S. WARNER, President. WM. CUSHION, Jr., eDIRECTOES.SO 8. 8. WARNER. S. K. LAUNDON C.W. nORR. PLANING MILL. D. L. WADSW0RTH & CO., Manufacturer, of and dealers in Sooxsi, Bash. aaa.3. JBl.a.ai anil Butler Boxes, all kinds ot Lumber. Lath, Shingle, Battens, Mould- tags and Flooring. Siding made and Sur face Planing done to order on short no tic WELLINGTON, 0. wit H0YT & BENSCHOTEN, Dealers In and Manufacturers of FURNITURE; ; UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. A Full Line of Goods Always In Stuck. Arterial Embalming a Specialty. Pictures Framed to Order. A good vari ety of MouldingH to select trom. N. E. Corner of Square. Wolllnuton.u Until Further Notice I will sell Drain Tile at the following prices : SIZE. IKR THOUSAND 2tncb I a.no nun ..lft.no 24 oo 3 4 t n 7 8 32.00 40 (W ' "... SU.flO A eood supplv of Brick constantly C. V. HEMENWAY.- Wellington, u. S. F. BLACK, Contractor and Builder, Plans and estimates made. Job work of all kinds. Orders by mail promptly attended to. 46-ly CHRISTIE k BENNETT I CARRIAGES, VTA00SS AND 8LKIGH8 MAMuraOTUHiRa or OF KVERT KKSCBIPTION, REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. - ft r H A M L 1 N o. tit, G.A.K. WUUMGTON. Mits on the to and 4th Wednae Hh" vnmr f n',1 itionib. Post roam In Kheldon'sBlock. ). W.Wilbur, Commander S.A. Willlame, Adjutan TRAVELERS' REGISTER. . t. C. I. w From and after May tl,trln.wlllpaMWelllni!toB asiouows; OOINO WK8T. Standard Time .... l:4Aa. m. 8:ltla.u. No.l-N.T Aft. L.ft line... No. S3 Inn. ana n nw iiuK " No. 1CIb. Col's Ka...... ...... :04a. m ..... l:Mp. bv No. a nptwiai i. i . viu. No. T-N. Y endt. L. HI.. ri:4 p in It: Mi p. m OMKIp. ni SMKa.Bi No. 7 t'oi s a nnti'imii wm. No. 9-NI(ibt Kt No.Bl-LocalFri'inUi GOINU KABT. ' No. St. L. N. Y Kipteee ... tu-.l&a. m. .... :07a. bi. .... 8:18. m. Ki. :4Ap.m. No. a-NlKbt Bi. k. M Jllnn A TlnVB d AO No." ls-fpclel t. Uuli N . Y No.4 Whevllar. Ind ...aM. ti R:&)d.iu. No. a-Cinclpnatl Cleve'd Hi F'. No.8-Ucal Prelght i:4op.m. Not 1, 5. , S, aud 18 ran aauy. t Trains etop on.lgnal. WBEELIHQ 1 Ml Hl SiltECiD, AID . Claveland ft Marietta R. R. . hi Mrii- Prom snd after J one a, ism. irrnm. winy... ..- inatoa aeiollowe: OOINO EAST. Standard Time. No. i No. 5 No. T No.t. , s.CAa.m. ll.oo a.m. ,, 4.Wp.m. ...8 W pm. . l.ua.m. No.l7Mcal., OOINO WIST No. 4 Ho. 6.. No. ( No.ULoeal. lO.SSa.m. ,..S. 06p.m. ' 7.4Sp.m. 4.10p.m. No. I, Send I dally I others dally ex. SUBday. rBrth.rlnfnrmtlon larelirdto this lla. will befoaadoB paret. ... ODIRLIN. Ixrtre dally, tM. as. Depart, I :S0 p. as. HUWTIHOToa, 8CU1TAH aad POLL iirlredaUy.UMa.at. Depart. I - I rrtve dally, ta. Depart 10a. m V , 1888. SURPLUS $6,500.00. Issued on all European countries. - R. A. HORR, Cashier. Ass't Cashier. R.A.nORR. EDWARD WEST. ; tll bV A A V A l.i&f -s LtNEM FEED AND VS.;, Ml Free delivery to any part of tlie corpor ation. Railroad street, Wellington, U. STILL IU THE LEAD. THE WEEKLY GAZETTE. IWeekly Edition ot the Commercial Gazette. Tho Foremost, Freshent, anil Fuircsl Weekly newspaper, published near lliecen ter of the population of this great Repub lic and mailed to any address for less than two cents a week, by the year. 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Tbe premiums offered with Weekly anal Seml-Weeklv Gazctlft are valuable. Ad dresa THE COMMERCIAL GAZETTE CO CliTC J1TXT.A.TX. O. MURAT HAL8TEAD, President, RICHARD SMITH. Vfce President. 47-12 CONSUMPTION 8TJRELT CURED. To thb Editor Pleas Inform yon read. ara that I have a positive remedy for tbe above named disease. By Its timely use thousands of boneless eases bave been permanently cured. 1 shall be glad to send two bottles of my reme dy rata to any of your readers who have eon sumption If ttiey will send me their expresa and post omce address, itespecimiiy. T.A.SU)CUM.M.0W1I M Nw Yorkv tie im ii Gathered tj C:rJt:il C::rt::::!::'.r, All About the IIupjieninKS and Special F.vcntM In their Immediate Vicinity. LA ORANOK. . Jan'y 7, '89. Repair sidewalks. Dr. Painter la holding meetings at Belden. Elder Gray has opened a series of meet ings at tho Baptist church. reboots opened to-day with the 'usual largo attendance. Geo. Elliott, of Bridgeport, spent New Years with his parents. We are exceedingly glad to hear favor able report of our young people who are attending college, . Mr. snd Mrs. Lewis, of Decrfield, Mich., visited friends in town last week. Mrs, I., wus formerly one of our girls, but she has (one the way of the world. Hons ni veterans formed, an organiza tion New Year's night Uenry Webster and family have moved to Pauldlog. J. B. Plumb has gone to Michigan to teach penmanship. , Charles Merrlam has returned home from Michigan. Charles Itawaon has returned to his borne In Michigan. ' The seller was In town last Friday and several of our worthy citizens were sold to the tune of three to ten dollars. Yours Dryly. 8PBNCXB January 7,13.. Charley Brown will rent his house and lot and movs onto the farm owned by Mrs. Damon In Litchfield. Iter. C. 0. Inman has quits a church atrb?d seven miles south of Berea and iroes there every other Sunday. Tho protracted meetings are fairly at- ten-ted considering the bad condition of the roads. Fred Daugherty and Uenry Daugherty, of Wellihgion, made a few short calls in town on New Year's day. Clyde f outer had an attack of the scar let fever Instead of nuinaev aa was retort. ed last Keek and quite a number wi re caponed Itefore Hie n-iture of the disease aa deterniiued. School hasi closed in District No. 5 on account of the fever but no serious prevail edce qf tli disease Is apprehended. IlMrrJ 'Aiugheity atiemied the funeral of his cliiismato, Miss Maud Qott on laM Sulurdain Wellington. . iA ' , AMATKt'Bi' v;V. ' . ; , AMHKKST. ' v ' '! January 7, '89. Thero ks no chime of wedding bells in our viVge during the holidays this ear..:,, Mrs. Ail l'ulton, formerly of this place, now a je'ideut of Ford, Kumuis, is a cuest at J. B. I)iriud'a. A A- Eggletiton has sold his hoime and lot in he village to Chai Uii-nelt. We UDilerfciuiid that Mr. E. intends inuking his future home in Colorado. John Ruth is adding gnatly to the ap pearance OI.Qnarry street, by putting up a fine dwelling. J. Durand has the con. trttel for t building and woi k is belnn done an' rapidly as the weather will permit.'' f ' , , . Mrs. 8, Eoijlea and her two duitghtcre will visit friends in Medina county this week and next. Miners. A. Egglcslon, Ed. Durand and Charles Bryant went to tho couuty seat on but-inem last Saturday. There were no services at tbu M. E, church yesterday owing to the tniarterly meeting at North Amherst ; f " o.B. ; UUNTlKfTOI. :' , Jan'v 7, '. Quarterly meeting at tlie M. E Church four weeks from last Sabbath. Preat hlng m the Saturday before al 2 p.m. by the presiding elder. ' Jlr. AIf''J.upti rettirued liiatvieek fniili'u ir week' ' t- to llt'r old Hoii in Can il Dover. Carl Roger aud bis wife visited friends in La Orange and Chatham lust week I won mistaken lust week when I said Jerome Pratt bad rented his farm to Goo Rolco. I supposed it was so becuuse "aoinobody told me so." Mrs. Martin Sage, who lived foro many years In this place, but who now livea w.ttu her daughter, Mrs. James New ton, in Brunswick, Medina county, la slow ly failing. Jjist week was very quiet, n-t n birth, marriage, or dentil that I have heard ol. A good deal of vlsiliug among the young folks. Several from abroad ere hereto spend the holidays and some who live here came home ; by this time they have returned to their schools, and vlsiiors gone home. Mr. IOrenzo Blocker up lit part of I t week in Ashland Union prayer meeting in the M. E. Church every night this week, lilting the week of prayer. 1 hear thit Mr. James Rogers fell from bis enrriago and dislocated his shoulder mid that his wife Is sulTi'iiiig with neural, gin Mrs Carrie Dirlam is convalescent. LITCHFIELD. January 7, '89. D. Parker has returned from Die west and will make hla borne with bis father, L. Parker. We understand that Mr. Par ker baa secured an insurance agency for Medina county. A. M. Canfleld and family spent a few days last week with friends in Clarks- vlllc.Oblo. Sheriff Nichols and family have taken up their abode in' tho county boarding house at Medina. Frank Blantern and wife, of l'eofteld, were in town last week. Mrs. Norton is quite sick. John Kruger, whom all will remember as Bye Canfield's model farm hand and who is now living In Northern Michigan, Is visiting In town. Died, at his home iu Litchfield, on the night of Friday, January 4, L. M. fctralt, seed 69 years. Mr. Straight was a son of Rev. Aa Strait, one ol tbe pioneer settlers of Litchfield snd has been most of his life a resident here. He leaves a wife and three children to mourn his demise. The funeral is to be on Tuesday. Last Sunday night Capt. John Raldal went to hi barn with his lantern to do hla chores. As he was passing behind a yearling colt, the colt kicked the lantern from hla hand breaking it and spreading the burning oil in the straw and chaff on the floor. Almost Instantly the Interior of tbe barn was enveloped In flames, so rapid wat their progress that Mr. Raldal bad to run to escape them. The barn with Its contents consisting of 4 acres of oats, acres of flax, sll unthreahed, tools, three Jersey cowa, and a valuable coll was destroved. We understand that tbe lmuntnce does not fully cover thu loss. We winh to thank the Ertekpuibe for kindly remembering us on Xmas. You have the. best wishes of Cakp. bbiohton. January 7, f?9. Oh, my I what weather, nello, new boy in town. Mr. John Llnderbolt was made happy lust Frldsy 'y finding a young son at his home. Give the boya a smoke, John. Big dunce at Mr. Cuswell's last Friday evening. Mr. L. W. Hart was visiting his daugh ter at Toledo last week. Mr. Frank Johnson and wife, of Nor walk, were guesia of his brother, Dell Johnson a couple ol days Inst week. Mr. Wilson Hayes, of Cleveland, Is vis iting his mother, Mrs C P. Rong, who lias been at the point ol death for the last week, but is now on the gsin. Mr. J. F. Plire while on his way home to Polk, O., last Thursday stopped and gave Mr. N ester a call l!ond & Day have put an attachment to their feed mill. They will now grind cobs and all. The school house has been overhauled and is ready for use attain. School com mences there Ibis week. 1 dont tli I nk that Wellington man oiiL'ht to give our hedge fence away like h't did, an it makes nice shado in the summer. Miss A'ma Gilirgs, of Wellington, was visiting relatives in town for the past week. Mr. Edson Converse, of Toledo, was the guest of O. M. Glllett a couple of days last week. Little boys shouldn't bother the older ones when they are escorting their ladies home from an enltrtalnment, such as Vett'niL' ahead of Ihem and laying fence- rails in the way. That's, not pretty. Mrs. Wm Collins and wife, of Clarks- field, spent New Years with Mr. Everson and family. Mr. Tony Hoftemyer was visiting friends at Cleveland last week. MOCHK8TEB... January J. F. Skces, Esq., our boas fancy poultry man, just unfolded s package conslstiiiii of an elegant gold-lined silver cup and three tine bronze and gilt medals awarded biiu fot the fl nent display of pheasants and other faucy fowls at thtj Cleveland poultry auuw. Ftank Dagnan, Esq,, has advertised kance at the Hotel De Uacket on the 24th proximo. We are glad to see Frank doing prosperous bosinesa in hla new venture, Dr. T.S. Field has filed enaction before Esquire Phelps vs fc'ewell Knappforablll f -t profosional services aggregating f 18 D. Seger, Est)., la visiting Mr. Jume Ilorton, of Cleveland. Dorsey Rowland haa been engazed by Mr. Ilorton for his dairy the coming year. Indies Baptist Societiea meets with M ra. C. M vera. Thursday this week. All invited. The election of officers M. E. Sunday School resulted: M. Gosa, Superinten dent and Choirster; J. P. Butaon, Tress ii rr; Lew Fisher, Clerk; Clayton Chap man, Librarian; Angle Dyor, Organist. Reported that Messrs. Horr, Warner & Co...havc absorbed the Wright factory, "t ne by one tlie roses fade." Rev. F. E. Kenyoo haa been engaged to fill the Baptist pulpit until next April. Bon Homme riTTariELD. , January 7, 1889, The oyster supper and entertainment at tho town ball on New Yeara eve, waa, notwithstanding a dark night and bi d roads, very well attended. The exercbes consisting of songs, music, recitation and uiblenux were well ridlved and ;ae general satisfaction. The program was not futlv carried out, owing to lack f time, but I suppose what waa left out will be on hand at some time, fet pro. ceeda about 37. borne of the party stold until after midnight to welcome ihe New year. Bob Mills was home from Lorain to snend New Years with hi mother. . George Preston, of Oln-rlin, spci.t New Yeara with his parent. D. W. Davis started tor Te.u a lust w ek with a car haul of young Hereford cattle- Will be gone some weeks. There are some changi a ccurrlng in the ownership of rwl estate Iu town, but I am not sufficiently posted to announce the nartlculara at present. Harry Glllett la moving about in the m,l iL-lth his traction engino snd feed cutter, saving horse flesh aud home fetd which la a very good thing to do. M u.wt'a Rarssnarllla Is a purvlv vetets. ble preporailon. being free from Injurious Ineredkuts. It la peculiar In Its curative power. For a spring medicine snd blood puri fier. Ar-thro-pnon-i a caouui uc iiieu, V U Felt DIED. HER6EV Of Paralysis of the Heart, January 3. at his residence on Middle street, William Hersey. aged &t years. Funeral Saturday, Rev. W o. Dawson, officiating. ilrs. Hersey extends thanks to tbe neluh- bors and friends for their kindness. THOMPSON-JanuaryS. at the residence of her sou-ln-law, J. t Gardner on Barker St., of Plureay. Mrs. Hannah Thompson. THOMPSON-Mrs. ThomDson was born in Bristol, Ontario co., N. Y., in 1806, and wn8 in ber 83d year. Her maiden name was Siason and she was united In marriage to Dr Hiram Thompson in 18ii3. emigrating with him to Ohio In 1844, and , . since then this county has been ber borne. from 1849 to mi ber huskaod, who died eleven years uao, represented Lorain county in Ihe Legislature of this State. Her residence In Lorain countv was most ly in Lnporte and Graft n. Since the eath of her husband she lived with ber lauuhter. Mrs. (iarduer. and came ui Wei. HiiRton with her about four vears a. Brave and self-sacrificing Mr. Thompson ' vas a wormy iieinnixte or ber husband in he cares and hardshiosof the medical profession. She wus of an unusually hope ful aud cheerful disposition, and on ihe arkeat cloud she could alwavssee a silver lining. Nniuie had endowed ber with su perior talents, which she industriously cultivated, aud it waa ever her ambition to atclUitently work her wav alonu to irood euds. luspirml by a fuitb that never doubted she could see uoihlng but a beau- uiui iu morrow in ner eaitu lilu anas happy Immortality "over the rivi t." Just before the coming of earthly unconscious ness, when her bannv spirit was ubout to depart, In respoi.se to the questions of her naugniers: "iiutlier, la your laiilayet strong," she answered, "Oh.ves', stronger ' than ever. He la a wall ol lire about me and blessed angels are in my room to take uie to iiiin." ur lire was all devout ana she sa in religion only , a lofty view of lire and tbe bright shores ol another world. The Bible waa her chart and ah allowed no skepticism to chill her soul, and when death came in tbe strength end oyouauessuf living f unhand perfect hope she could "Hall the heavenly scene of peaoe, V here tlie storms ol sorrow eeaae; Life's dismaying struggle o'er, wearied nature weeps uo more." And passing away In all the beautiful per- tectum tu a ripe old age II can be well said of Urauduia Thompson, "Well done good and faithful servaut," and the living no knew rind loved ber can see in ber life an example worthy of all Imitation and that hesu'ilul lailb which makes mor tality sup aside to ditclose tbe pearly gates ol endless life. - L. OOTT Tsmreday. January SiO. Iter,- long eontmuea tunes, or typnaid lever, Maun, daughter of D. U. Uott, of Barker street, aged IP years. Fuueral seniors Saturday Kev. W. C. Dawson orr.olat ng. Her remains were conveyed to Latirange for Interment. There's a little brook-al morning, dashing ' down the mountain side. Lillies stoop to wash their petals la the streamlets crystal I Idei Shady treetoiis n e.-t abovo It, eresses sparkle In the spray, Willows tremble on the surface aslt murmurs on Its way; Now 'tis deep and stilt, reflecting back the woodland's ruelliw shade; '. Now 'tis laughing, liaibiag. leaping lo the , mountain's wild cascade) ; Now In sunshine, now In shadow; even happy. pure and free And the little brook goes boundluj down tbe (' mountain to the sea. N There are empty banks at evening, where tbt little brooklet lay, Portha snowy drifts that fed It now bavei melted all away; All the echoes now are sleeping, tor the water- fall Is still Uow those green and shady woodlands miss- that little iprintlde rill! Uow they miss the sparkling rlplets, where tbe current plunged along. While the forest listens vainly for the cascade merry song; It bad deepened some, and broadened, as It wandered o'er the leu. Now the brook has left the mountain and has bounded to the sea. There Is one we'll miss to-morrow, wbsa tbe morning bell shall call; We will miss ber In the classroom, we will miss ber In the hall; Loud tbe bell may peal the summons, over vil lage, plain and vale, Kcbolng softly from the hilltop, lingering sad ly In the dale; Trembling, sighing In tbs churchyard, where the drooping willows weep. But It will not wake our schoolmate trom her long and silent sleep. She has learned life's final lesson and her snliit now Is free. Bbe has bounded, like tbe brooklet down tbs mountain to the sea. Bc'BOOUIATS. Resolutions on tbe death of Maud E. Golt. Wheheas, Death has taken from our midst a beloved schoolmate and has de prived us all of (. warm friend; one who ranked high Iu scuool won, ana was truo sut helpful to all about her, be It Hesoiaed, That since Maud fc. Uott wass member ol the class of '88, we the members of her clasado extend oar heart felt sympathy to her bereaved parent. Rkdolveu, That we ever keep in mem- J kM In klnl...l oi v ner virtues boubiwt uu, "" eieem her gotid example and ber worthy life. Rk solved, That a copy of these resoln. lions be Stnt to the family ol the deceased, and that a copy be given lor publication In our home paper. Roixih WiLBta, Earl Barret; ' Neij-ib HorA, . Committee. J We find nothing so good for colds as Rlnehsrt's Cough Balsam. 23 cents. Fl) Pelt. i'r .... S' - r- I.