The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, February 13, 1889, Image 8

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1777-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, February 13, 1889, Page 8, Image 8',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84028272/1889-02-13/ed-1/seq-8.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84028272/1889-02-13/ed-1/seq-8.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84028272/1889-02-13/ed-1/seq-8/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn84028272/1889-02-13/ed-1/seq-8/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The enterprise. [volume], February 13, 1889, Page 8, Image 8
About The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899

Image provided by: Ohio History Connection, Columbus, OH

Image: of 8.

Page All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (3.4 MB)

The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio), 13 Feb. 1889. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn84028272/1889-02-13/ed-1/seq-8/>

Newspaper Page Text

THE ENTERP it I SE.':- WKDNESPA Va FEBRUARY 13, 18P9.'
Born.
AHTK-Jan.3l.l839.'aontoMr. and Mr. J.
C.Art.
MED.
mv t unfit. v. v-OI consumption In HuntlnRton,
Tbar.daTeYenlm.Feb. 7. Hattle. wile ol
J. F. Uoardsler aued 36 roars, 7 months and
.... Funeral Sunday. Kemalni Interred
luBrlRhton Rer.W.Leet, of WelllnKton
afflelatlns.
WARREN-Of Taralysls. Feb. 9th, Luther D.
Warren, ajea i o... .-
fie. W. 0. Dawson officiating.
innv.At her residence on North Main
treat, ot Paralysis, Mrs.N. JS. Maruy. aged
. Funeral Friday at 10:30 a. in. Mr.
Leeoe.of spiritualistic lulth.o! Cleveland,
4fflelatlni. .,, j
Mr.A.K. Maroy.Mrs.C. K. Manvllle and
v. n n Fowlerexpresi thanks to the neldh-
fcoraandtrlendstorasslstauce aud sympathy
slurlni the Illness ot their mower.
Mrs. llelen tlowk was boru in Cayuna
county, N. Y , April 14, 1810, and died at
Iter Lome in Wellington, U., f-u. u, ioo,
She was married 'o EH Howk in lt?32 and
llicy came to Ohio in 1831 and aetilcl in
ajouiueust Wellington where tiny Lore
their full share of the hurdsliips ol pioneer
life. After mmy years of burd lalmr In
eU uring and developing the resources ol
'ie farm ntii) rearing a lur'o family, bIio
wilh her uiistmnil n iired to n lioiiio in
WellliifiU.il where tliry "Pfnt n num'.icr m
aVij.y years until l'Yu. 10, 1'iSl, "iie.i lu-i
fcusUiul ):isseil to liia rmwiitl. Sini'i' timt
time Mlicr llow k lim lived with lier
m, llie delight of lliu Iflii and pan. liny
a'.tiil,' the ti.ne u iio i sim hoiild Joi"
lie loves on on t!i ol'iei side. She w-
conslcUnt Cini'tian fT more Hi mi mm
jtars; in curly life be ing a member ol the
ttaptist di'iiomiiuli but joining Hi"
ilctiioiii.t K,iopal cliurcu in Mi. In
kernelhDorlioid and l i her hom nlie
t"templifk'd the. true Cliibiian life und
was one oi those faithful women ol whnu
fi In said "ilT cUiKlreii fk.tll ris up and
SiU her Uctacd."
Tho Woman's Missionary and Aid Society ol
Die M. E. church. Willim:tin.O., lust another
tfitrotrd, caruc.Ht, exemiilary meiuln-r when
Aim. Helen How h.ide adieu to eiirthly thlnK
in Wednesday muruiiiK. Feb, 0, WW. Her
Cark hrlKht uyea, white hair, taee that be.
that all, ho saw, turned
t sran closely, llor quaint retlrlnu manner
rumpled ber to "i;lve her alms lu secret."
tier yoiiiiuor sisters Kladly asked counsel ul
ler who bud strlveu with the years, who had
helped to clear away the forest and make a
C.trden (or the liluomliijc '( the rose of culture;
wlivbadulveii hor strong young sons to her
Ountry; whoouame is found lu the earliest
r.iurrb records ot tue townalilp; who itiatliy
krlpBd.inherituiet way. to procure ehureli
od parsonage kuililliiK; uud who was Instru
mental In lirlnelng her liusuiind and other
aien.bers ol her family to Christ. he died full
f years aud honor. Her memory will bother
f.lied by friend, uoighbor and family. For
rar Society v.c bring our trihuto of love and
respect. Mas. W. K. 8ati.hv,
" llitsaiiiTTi .MeUKanOTT,
' W. E. Paisca.
ffAOB-At the residence of her son In-law,
Mr. W. U. Hall.of this place. Mrs. II. 1),
face, aged CI years.
The deceas' d It ad enjoyed, iipparently,
fxHi health until within les than one
iitr, when the p.esetu e nf a tumor
cogaizwl v.hich eidarged with great ra
I ;dity unit) her de ilh. Au tiillopsy shovv.
ri the tutno: to h r canirerou.i, and tout ii
had embraced in ita growth a largu pot
i,.ia of luc bowelA, H'.ouiaeU uud liver.
Miti. baie as iKirn Jan. I. ISiS, in ll:r
tj'ii ol 1'nttou, taiiaja hint, and itl uu
Ctrly age rei.ioved to t!ie State of Ver
auont from wliirli lie eiime witli her
filler's family at tl,e ago ol Hl.xteen yeura.
1 Lorain county. A ye ir later alic wa
Cnverted a:.d Joined tli" MellioditcUurt Ii
rf wbicli f.Si teuialtied n eotisltent mem
IW. At lliu age o 21 lio win intirried lo
Mr. (irrlti fat. de.-eihed, at that time a
sid-tit o lIir.itiK'n, where the) re
lalmd a year or more, and then lame lo
Wellington, whbli hat ucf bei-i Iihi
Wine, periud of ii'ioot SO e:ir. The
rltet hm In eh n'lpiulnlcd with lier for
Miore llian Set years, and Lean, cheerful
tti:iiouy t.i her .iunily viiluesuuii
Oiri .tiaii 1 . . ; i . i . t -Mo lot and unpre
gi'iiilnus, sl e wa f enriieet, capable,
f.ultfnl in (ikH works. The sick and
i.ir,Tiiie :i!ujsfnund inliera sympathet
ic ""'1 iielpftil Mend, and In nil thu lie
ttrko.uiiienterpiUeaof thri church and In
CT'ry work fur thu advancement of lt
spiritual inleresls, idie was one ol tin
iMt energetic and efficient With lest
sentiment than many, she was intensely
fiactlcal, and.aecordingly, useful, 8he
Caiue to the close of life exhibiting In ma
turity the fruits of Christian faith, and
liib confidence and peace, truly BUlilliue,
eotto ber reward. After such flltleg
0'e, who would not aayl "Let me die
Cie death of the rinbteous, and let my lost
end be like bis."
II MIMOKIAM.
1 Taadajr erralag, Frb'y a, IBM, Mrs. H. D. (
tuHl frpoi M ttirlag SB to mi Ba waa prsaldnit of
A Woaaaa'i MMaaary sad Aid society 04 tbe Mctb
31 1 Ktcopal Cbarck, Wtlliagtoa, O., wheaeallad,
fliroagb ssSerlag, i eeaat act Ira work for 'tbt mai-a-"
, at nafeaeslaUrw of ber aaaoelau alatef, d
In to st ape neid aoat sipmsloa of ar appra
sjtatioa r ber Uberof saertloaal lor aOtbruafk
fljt areatfat, ssBcb-aaktaf yean of tbflaot aarlr
f a eaatory. Bo wall sa eitaiplltad tbat
"Uvlac
b bat tba baartas. tho aadortng,
Tbtetaaklag U baasMT
"TbcUalm- iswaoapbrta
Aloaa wbea orery chord la awavt
TbreugbeMrlitt.'' "K ntiled tiring
Caa siaalo bring.
' aBtrtrtllfabaatnioiph."
Ua was prorsa by afllotloa aad btraavaaMal.
rroelMM la UM SMsury of bardcvetloa t taa eaaaa
SC has Halt, of bar aaaloas wart for Um aotaiar Snr
(uUMratraof brarary aad aarll frsa'l lo 'Sl of
sjwatb'Uvaawtiib baadlosof sappilas
atolfe 'Vneaauariaf UMsraron aaa wllllag work
etbaadatortbantoaloaaryslstar la lb Baai aad la
thiWaatflbtbaad cwjsaw aad oosaforUag words
. fprm t bar artgtibar la lioabK.
Wa aaM Mt'orfMbOT SeroUoa U th right
garbaaraaot wl Ul tboao did aot tblak aa ab4M
tar aaartaee; her UMtaatri ar plaaaaat saaaaer, wla-
gfjass atlba to yoaag aad eld.
gur aolgbtxn, tbaeharobelrolt, the faatrly elrda
aaguls I Q loaaaai wtU tartaHy reaMabartb
. . . i . v. mmImi Una 1
.... thjt wept itn ,ne "n"wiu - -
. ?.u....iinnrnr.vor. tli. bind that eanno
uiaur n. r--. . ..wlih 1
. . .nlnlnlAr to t..e UtHT, ntuiwKv 1
1 U .. n In lt. MM I
the famUy, liut loua up iurouu i
ibst n Jr, and yet, It mtj oe
"ferhspstuorear. arew .
SmsllUirssds that bsad held fait ;
Vuill lbs hut.
That wo oB gsitter up sod weavs along
Willi paUeneti s rong .
: i. i..v. if tfrHcmn taks
Bot n won. ihgl tbrtad. for love's tweet take
And keep K beaten oa . be wue
A trtlle longer, feel
The aauie tliread la our baud!
to add unto and bold
Until our owageloold."
nanili that begin
Wbere theaf left oB. and .o ng oa
Grow ttrong "
llaa. W R. Bahtlct,
Haa.IUxaiarra McDasaorr.
llaa W. B. I Biaoa.
The liest remedy lor worms is found in
mil'., iwieaa Worm 8uiiinc. JNo cure,
no pay. FUFelt
News From the t;oitnty Seat.
The Court Af rnmmftn PtoaS MmmtTlCtA It
a Ion for ISM) on Monday of tbli week, with Judge
0, W. li wis on the bench. The grand Jur) appearoa
an I w'Tf ..t . rir imunintlnii the criminal uuu
neaa. Tlie petit Jury will not apper unll) next Mon
day, tbe I lib lint.
Th . f lluwlni biitlneaa baa been dlnpO'td ol oy
Juilge Lewis fur the term.
June AnJruwa v. thu N V C A St L lil Co., money
nlv. Kelt wl mnA RrntM ni.ld.
A-tiert hly va r lltabclh Bird ct at, recovery of real
property, lomlnuud.
ie.l4i:aidovihe NY CA 81 L Ky Co.. ra
on y. Iliim .(' for neraoaal Injury; uii" -t
pit uiifTn com for want or prosecution.
1 liurlMa Uatennau va John Lind a etal, money
only; cuiitinucU.
ba.uui l .1 llirtinan i Henry Norton ctal, money
only; cuittinucd.
Wllllhui Wa.ker vs Klltur Lacy, accnontlng ond
qultaiil..' relit f; coiiiiuued under a former order.
K wa d .' tit J.ilin el ai v. l.avlna L liay ct ai, lo
qu.it title and uta.ldit Willi onilouod.
James Nlcliol va Uco 1. beeley, money onir. con-
II.IUC1.
Jsinen Nldiol ts E C Foster, assignee, money and
allowance of claim; contluued.
Julm Kliiiell vs Hcleu Krlucll, divorce; diinilssrd
by plalnilir at bis costs.
Mary Jones Villio Village of Wellington, money
only; dlnilscd by plaintiff M ber corns.
Win II i.rjanl v. Atlantic blonaCo., money ond at-
laeliineiit; c nlluued.
John Umden et al, ci's., vs B L Johnson et al. for
Juilg.ueut agaliut ball for coata; continoea.
William U.,ruon va Mary Oortlun. (llroree; ill.
ml.sed at Plaintiff's costs.
Win O , lait va byron i) lleddlrcoino. money aud
uu...llient; cumlnueO.
Iiaunab shuie vs Uunr, chute, alimony. Injunction
a;.d niultable reilet; dismlaaed at p alutllTs coita.
Anion Bclincldar vs Jacob Myer el al, p .rtlllon aud
eiiuliabio relief; sa c of pre in I us conflruied and deed
ordered; atloriiey'a fees (uorderwi paid.
L u Kinltb vs Maihla I). Id.lch et al, money. lore.
c.oaure of luorlgagi) and relief; decree tor plaintiff,
aee Journal.
Jaiu.a E Havls A Co. vs E J UoodrlcD et au money
only; continued.
H.rrlut M iullon ra Kdward J t.ouarieu et ai
money . nly; continued.
LB Smith va John Puruplls et al, money (and
equltablereli.fi continued.
Luta Yi arrta va a l Dudley, money only; coo-
U.ued.
8h Hill va Jacob Hoover, money only, appealed
by dcfiiOdAntt pjaeed for ael.leuicot.
L II smith vs Wm liurusel al, money, foreclosure
of ...oi tgaae; decree for plaint IT, aee Journal.
r'r.o K Tuomaa ratlcorge T L'puegraltaial, money
oolyieontinuod.
Tbeo L anow vs W W nradhell at al, mooey and at-
tachine.il; defau I Judgment forplalnillf for SUS.W.
iooimlssl nera of Lorain eouaty va the lake vessol
cal.ed "Coruiotanl," mooey onlyi dlsiuia.ed without
prejudice.
W it fuller, adm'r. va John A Crosa, 'money only;
continued.
sWr aiekles ts Walter M Crandrall, adm'r, m .n'y
ouli;eouilnu.'d.
Minnie Wagner va August Wagner, Injunction,
fijiiliithlc relief aud allniouy; dismissed al plaln.lira
costs.
liu.mu (iarrtss vs Joseph Garrlss, dlro.ee; dlruree
gramcd anileustody of minor clilldrcn given to piala-
.lit.
L II Smith i.d Blu ldon el al, money, foreclosure
o( inoi uug an relief; eoutlnued.
iharlea a Mctea f va J.uies A aberldaoet al, ao-
coull.lbg and niull.blo relle.; .t itled and cost pild.
Llwrlotie A Jones ts Willum 8 Jones, divorce
graiueu ai defendant's rual; alimony, see Journal.
L II oiuliu s Jlary lllggius equlmiile relief; ri.a-
tlnued.
Join Hawks vs KT Smith et oU money, foreclosure
and equitable rell.f; dlmlssed and cosu paid.
Aunu -ootli va W 11 Ml.leretal, mouey, loreelos-
uic and ri Mrf, default; Judgment lor plaluUIT g.iii'
Win I'aiieraon va Henry raiima atal, money.
.oiaiL'loaure and equllaoie rel,ef; defaultaa loalr
msn; Jud.iuent for plilnlilT ShtJ.
NhW f.tnl.a Kll.hU IJS COMMON rXKAN.
John F btlgerva Mlio Wad.wortbetat, muaey only;
appca.ed from Jesiiee of iea.i d'Mkel by plaiaulf.
Anna Mar) liafer, guardian of Anua ocliafer ct
al, t. Anna K i-chafcr etal, parUUoBvf realeataic
and aslfthtuf nt of dower.
fiiesiai. of oiiiovajoho Van Odder st al, moLey
only; oire.iuru of reougnli J.ca.
Xeiile Walkerva llen.y u Walker, divorce,
bmniatlniabvai'liarlea Uruso, dIVvros.
ii Aulimao CovaJoUu A ttiulibetsl, to marshal
lieua and aubject real ostatsj to pay dcuu
riederlckstreatorvetheOLA W ltyCo.,' money
ouiy; daiiug. s lor ouraonal lujuey.
oumui Mwn vs Francea Couaueo et at, mosey, fore
closure of uiong.ge and oqoioio rellot.
be Waruea uuahocll UcssUer Co vs Thomas r
Kesier, nio.ey only.
Jatnea r Maatcr vs George Iteldet at, W sale of
r.ai ealatv and equitable relief.
A O Garrett vs Mary Gamut, divorce.
L II Smith ys Wllilam II CouaiMStal, money, fore
closure end eqa labia reilef.
Aau iook vs Josepbua 8 Tllloo, to sat aside Judg
ment.
I oa Darkee, sdm'g of be escate of Mary Watklna,
decaaaed, va Frederick Anderson, money and eqult
able relief.
L B Smith vs Jobs Labtff et at, money, cognovit,
Judgment by ooafeaaloa for f SB.U.
L st smith va A ( Lord A Co, money only. Judg
ment by confession for i,UI,ss.
IN PHOBATfct COLRT.
aatwlll of Jaanett Newton deceased, lata of
Obortla, admitted to probate.
Oeorg L IleWolf ad pointed aad qsalltad sa aiecu
tor of tha last will aad MUla of Mlnarra M DeWolf
decaaaed, lata of Iiyiia.
The Bo ad to Heaven.
"A map ot the road lo heaven, by a soul
In purgatory," write aa author aud liter
ary critic, describing bia Ideal, anil hum
orously confessing bis failure to attain It.
Why, then, tuner In the uuriratorT of di
ease when when tbe way of escape la In
plain sight r Ai a remedy for acrofuloua
affections of tbe throat and lunire. Includ
ing consumption In the formotlvsj stage of
tubercle, catarrh, chronic bronchitis, to
monand morbid growtht of all kinds
caused by Impure or impoverished blood.
IT. fierce ' uoiden Medical Discovery
has neither a rival nor a worthy compet
itor. Chronic naaal catarrh positively
cured by Dr. Saga'a Kem-ily.
As)artlasl Lsruara.
Tat followlag I a list of aaclalsM utters ra
asalalag la tha postofflca at WeUlagtoa, Ohio,
February 4 ana 11, tn.
MnBotloaKooh. FraaaTrlps,
Master Wars) Bsalta, Mr. Rota Worden.
lliu Mabl McCoy. Miss Mlaala A Tinder
Mr. Edward Whlteoat.
Fersons eatllnff for tha above tteas say
Ma4vertlse."
flae.O.Bvn.r. .
THE ikliBERT
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
Superior Street, next to
Chronic
NERYOOS,
SKIN AND BLOOD
Successfully Treated upon the
nasa. eon fast on of idoas, palpitation of tha
.1.1 .rr..,i.n nl (V. line. aiimiHsh and howola
Imbiti of youth-and seorot praotioot, uiakiug Ufa
impossible.
. i . Thosa gnfforlng Imra
QrVOUS Nervous Debility, tha
i symptoms oi wuion art
tjebllltV. dull, sJlatrsjgseal mind
performing their bnslness and aodal duties;
uiaVa h.ippv uiarriiigesiupossihlo.dutrew the
ncXion of tha heart, causing flushes of boat,
itcprosaion of spirits, evil forebodings, coward
ire, fear, dreams, short breathings, molar.
tlioly. ttra easily of oomt-any and bae n rcf
erence lo be alones feeling as tired in the
morning as when retiring! lost manhood)
vilii-e bone denorits in the urine,nrviuenee.
iicmbl og, ooniuaionof thougbis, uatery and
weuk eves, dyrpepsia, onnatipation, paleness,
twin and weakness in tin limbs, etc., shoulil
muisnlt DIt. ALBlillT iwmediately uud
he restored to health.
r.arriage.S
plating marriago,wawaro of
Married persons or
ig men dvuwis-
Plating marriaau, , . " -
noss, lots of procrostlve powers, impotency, or
nuy oilier aiiquauuwiumi n-wui.,
lie who places himself ond-r theoire of DR.
ALUtUi, may confide inhis honor as a gen
tleman, and ennfidentlv roly on but skill as a
pbysicin. 1K. ALBERT has had many
years' experience in hospitals and private
practice and is agrs'Hnte of the moot eminent
Iloaicalt-oiiLgiaoi i.. !iiinrK
Ep
aaws-wj
Slnu. mm.4 Bjnuao.fnll.
S nta suu
a PitelngMthod.anija6tt8rair
v" tea fjiven in tvery case.
A Perfect Restoration Guaranteed.
PERSONS RUINED IN HEALTH SeuTntauer
I fclioviiw ' wi i.aw I ,,', j. r.ll..t- t..,f Ml.Hpniiuka.hlA. one braonal
lniimouseomriounaa,anouiaBppwuuui"ujov.. . ..r -
PR. ALBERT. Cleveland, O.
gp- aw A course of treatment with full direc
tlons will ba sent to any part of the
United states, securely pacKeu, Tree
from observation, upon .receipt of Five Dollars,
with a guarantee that if results are not satis
factorv. money will be refunded.
' r0
r.
a. . . 4
, liU.' STic;. CVMVIN COUtCE WRITIN0 DEP'T, 0BERUN SCHOOL of STENOORHPHT
flit r.."t"
,v.,W, l.trMii.:n. ire, nuutuu
llnirn Vexi-tiibl Smri'iii Hair lNnw I
ia iIip ini't ii'lh bit' arilc'" i" tts f r a i
Hlorinif urav Imir to lt orltf al c..nr ai..
irouiiiihK tli'1 1'M'vtli nf th ha r.
Dissolution olloe.
N'OTK'K la nerniy ulvnu th it Hie nnu n
Kn-!.i Mar, have this .nv d'a-'.irn
put tnerxhlp l,v iiinHial finaent, V. .1. Krehh
iieinij Hie r llr its l aitn.T J. l. Htarr wll.
coiilintie Utisineas tit tiie "Id ataixt
W.J. KB. S,
J. ,M. Hrik.i.
lVi.flwld.O..Keb.ll. 'W.
Tils) VV. uii'l It. ... K, o., vill M'l
nmii-l ti ii'-M:ui i .i tic .ti a-, "in' tar-.
(12 Mi in ''Vi.s:n,.,liMi, i. C. !'. Ii 3'J !
M r. ii in I i'i'iuriiliij tint I .iMiyii o
I; nr.- ...v-i UiP ri'liulilM i'l'lin. ('. r II.
(. iy. I ioiii I'isitslii.rgli.
je. W. IIAiiMiiN. .jil.
OvsrifPSill or 1 III! ( IssaS nlsv li- vl III,
to lliu curailve pnipHriifa f I .' . .ui"
Klieuiri'iltu svruii.c.iiilaitiinit, a n '!ih
natme's Rre'itlc lor lliu sluiiiai:!'. Fur
tale at E. W. Admna' anil F. I. Ke!'.
Hill's Sir',p i. I'lil c ir.a Where i '. !
remfdies lull. F O Felt
aaas
CONSUMPTION SCEELT CURED.
To th Editor Pleasa Inform your rs'nil
n ra that I have a posillvei anirdy fur tlx above
oameo: dlseuKC. Iijr its timely ux thousands ol
hopeless cases have been peimanrntly cured.
I aliall be Rtad lo send two buttles of my reme
dy rRKK in auv of your readers who have enn
aumptlon If they will send me their exprea
ami post olTlce mldrcsa. rfpelfiilly.
1. A.bLOi;liM.M.C..lill t U.N-wVcrk
Dyspepsia
Makes tli lives of many people miserable,
and often leads to self-destruction. Distress
after eating, tour stomach, tick headache,
heartburn, lost of appetite, a faint, " all gom
feeling, bad taste, coated tongue, and Irrcgu
. larlty of tbe bowels, are
Dl8trC3S aom of th more common
After symptom. Dyspepsia doos
not got wcU of Itself. It
Eating require careful, persistent
attention, and a remedy like Hood' Sana
parllla, which acts gently, yet surely and
efficiently. It tone the stomach and other
organs, regulate th digestion, create! a
good appetite, and by thu , et c '
overcoming the local aymjv s. " .
tomt remove tlie tvmpa-sioaaacne
thetle effect of th disease, banlshe tli
headache, and rcfrcshea the tired mind.
" I have been troubled with dyspepsia, I
had but little appetite, and what I did eat
U aorta distressed me, or did m
ar IUU good. In aa hour
bum after eating I would expe
rience a talntnett, or tired, all-gone feeling,
as thongl) I had not eaten anything. My trou
ble, I think, was aggravated by my business,
which 1 that ot a painter, and from being
more or let that tip In a eAU. ,
loom with freth paint. Lat "l"'
prlng I took Hood' Barstv etomaon
rUla took three bottle. It did me aa
Immense amount of good. It gave me an
appetite, and my food relished and satisfied
the eravmg I had previously snptjrtenced."
QBOBoa A. PaoK, watertown, Mass.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
oUby aJldrurflHa. fit i!ifor rrrpamdmry
ky 0. L HOOD CO., Anof baearla. In, Maaa.
IOO Oosos One Dollar
Postoffice, Cleveland, 0.
Diseases
Latest Scientific Principles.
Has attained tbe most wonderful nooam In tha treatment
f tha oases to which ha devotes his special attention, and
through years of patient labor and research, ho has dis
covered tlie most InfaJlibiB method ol curing general
wattknfaa. Inyolontarv dUohartea. Imnotenov. Dervous-
heart, timidity, disease of throat, noes and
thoaa terrible disorders ariaioa from solitary
a uiuoralloeiiMiuoomd reudering marriage
OaivAsan I Immediately cured and
rgUnQI iull vigor restored. This
Weakness ationwh ob lenders
lifuabuiuenatid and marriage impossible
is the penalty paid by the victim of improper
inilulgenoe. The moat cha t must acknow
ledae tbat the pHSrlons are the greot magnet
by which the whole world Is attracted. De
stroy thorn Mid what have wet Man Is no
longer interested in Ihe opposite seal the In
terchange of that bllaeful repose whivb attracts
Snd interests tbe whole world, exists no
kuMri tnun ofuutea to bo what Una made him i
tbo world is no longer Interesting to Lira, and 1
remorse anddisappointiiieutaronis couslniitD
onmpnntons. Consult DR. ALBEKT st onccl
id you w ill find the sympathy and relief that I
you poeilivoly require.
You nc Men tSuJS
iliiary vioe.-tlmt dreadful and destructive
habit, which annunliy sweeps to an untimely
grave, tboussnda of young men o( exalted
tnleut and brilliant ILteUMt, way call with
full coi'fidenco.
DR. ALUiiKT sddresses all those who bsve
Injured themselves by improper indulgence
snd solitary babits which ruin both mind
and body, unfitting thetuior bojiness, study,
Society or marriage.
Remarka-cMAS:
hlfi Cures beta neolected
or unskillful! treated. No experimeDtt
or tbi iurej
Ua Uit A
iYmtBrAnflouncement
The electoral count
has been settled for Har
rison and so have I set
tied in business on North
Main street where I ex-
P3ct f o give my time to I
tho public in furnishing
t iem flrst-cla3s
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS,
The leading brands of
flour kept constantly on
hand.
I
FRESH MaCKERAL
FreshButter, legs
In fact everything kept
in a flrst-clas3 grocery
can be found in my store
Farmers will find it
greatly to their advan
tage to call on us with
their Butter and Eggs.
Free delivery inside of
tho corporation and
goods handled very
carefully. All are invit
ed to call and inspect
my stock.
Very Truly,
D. WEST.
Coffees
Teas
Spices
CLEARANCE -SALE ! -
For the next thirty days to reduce stock, will sell at bot
tom prices:
40,000 poumls Fence Wiro boueht cheap.
V ill sell li'iruea f ence w ire at
Iron Nails at $2 per kog of 8 enny. Bt.
BieelWire at $3 pr -
81elghlleilMatco8t. :
iBledi -
Burse Blankets at cost.
Lap Robes "
I Japanese Robes "
Table Cutlery "
Champion X Cut Saws 25 to 30 cts per foot.
Champion Buck 6aws75o each.
Hand Saws Wets each.
Shot tlo per bag.
Solid Steel Axes 75ct each.
" Crow Burs 6cts per pound.
Daisy Thermometers lScts eaoh-
I 8 Inch Mill Files lCcts each.
10 Inch .' Mil Files loots each.
Any surplus goods In stock at
die above pi ices.
22.
Wellington, Ohio , February 5lb, 1889.
T...IJ ujL..-rTiiiausi;i).j.i,jutit.jiM..1.,a
' J1L.""1-r7Mrtt,,J"t'J"",'s'Jl,BrjffSS. misi si i..i
Call on
WM. VISCHER a" SON,
For your
PI ANOS
The Estcy Piano and Orffan
llio civilized globe and while
claiming to be
"just as good as the estey,"
The hardened mortal has not been found to say lie is
prepared to furnish a superior.
IT STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL !
ON THE 1ACE OF
s;..n'-: '"'St.. tf
. 'jv:. ?" . . . ..... .
Nos. 404 and 405. Wood Beam,
THE OLIVER
mau aDDortionatelu be
great prize winner of the century. The Oliver Jias the best
Mouldboard o f all. The Oliver has the best Standard and
Share. The Oliver Steel now, nice me uiiver uniuca, is a
Center Draft Plow. The Oliver does Perfect work in
sticl-j soil or heavy clay land. The Oliver Steel Plow does
perfect ivork in sod.
The gonuino Oliver Plow and Hcpair are told by
G. E. TOWNSEND,
Wellington,
"White Bronze Monuments On Top,"
sa sasasaw J A . A Al.
Tho onlv Monument
record for aze?. "Inscriptions always legible."
Buy the Bronze as it aoes not neea replacing.
Portrimontli.N.H., White Bronise 8oI
dien' and SatlorV Monument
R. N. GOODWIN,
I
f Ttv
Sk ' ' ''o .
". r . , i .
L LI.-
1.000 Kegs Nails, bought nbesp
a o to f.i uu per iuu pnuoua. :
ell Cut Nails at 2.25 per keg ul 8 peony.
r keg of 8 penny.
Breach LoadlngShot Guns 10 to $17 eaob.
Pure Manila Binder Twine KKcts per pound .
Cable Chain with book, (1, (1.60 and ii each,
bolld Steel Adze Eye Hammers Wots each.
" " Shovels and 6pades60cts " '
Step Ladders, $1, $1.26, snd $1W each. -Steel
Oame Traps, $2, snd 12.60 per dos.
Flobert Rifles, $4 to $5.
Revolvers very low prloes.
Clothes Wringers very low prices.
Pockot Cutlery, " " "
Steel Club Skates, best 76cts per pair. '
" ". " Nickel Plated $1 per pair.
Carpenters Steel Squares, 76ots each.
npeclal priced.
Do not ask lor credit at
BENEDICT,
ORGANS
arc known in every part of
other instruments are sold
THE FOOTSTOOL.
. J- -'N-.i v,v. ,
Stoel Flow. Blgnt and Left Hand.
STEEL PLOW.
called The World Beater. The
.
Ohio.
made that reserves the
Over 30,000 now in use in
this country. The largest yo
piade standing in the States
where granite is best known.
Now is a good time to brder.
BETTEBAW)
CEAPHTHAS
EliDDHSED BY
SC1EKTISTS AS
P2ACTICALLT
Icasstnictllilt
Cvcr COO
Beautiful
Deelena.
STOUE.
Send for
,1 Drtnm List A
! 'A Circulars.
MONUMENTAL BRONZE COMPANY,
Mwoarosvr. ooji m.
- - -'KKgaV3 1
A
R
1
ii?'
4 ..'-ririi- I
Agt. - Wellington, O.

The enterprise. [volume], February 13, 1889, Page 8, Image 8
About The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The enterprise. [volume], February 13, 1889, Page 8, Image 8 About The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The enterprise. [volume], February 13, 1889, Page 8, Image 8
About The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899