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THE WELLINGTON .ENTERPRISE. ;El)NEm)Y ; DCXOXJEIliim 1898. .3' Men's Clothing. Cor whole Fourth Floor over 10,000 square feet stacked with all .kinds of Men's Olothlnj that la to lay, all good kinds. The cloths com from the best looms In the world foreign and domestic. They are made up In all fashionable forma by the most skillful tailors in America. x Butts for all purposes, from the pulpit to C tn Pjouirh. ITlces ran (re rrom w.ou to U0. The most popular priced 8ults sell at 17.60, 10, US, $15, $18. $20, $2S and $25. Of these we have literally thousands. All X stylishly out, all perfect fitting;, all thor- ' V .....V.1 .lt J 1 1 V . .. - .... vukuijt wwuiuauv, u jinuauiu , iu pat tern. . ; . Tou may 'pay $3.50 or $50 for an Overcoat here. Tou fet your money's -worth In either case. As In Suits, the popular price-range Is $7.60. $10, $12. $16, $18, $20, $22 and $25. One of the most stylish Top Coats this Fall Is the Herringbone, cut In latest Broadway box. Prices $15, $18, $20 and $22. Tou can buy the heaviest kind of an Irish Frieze Ulster here, or the finest Top Coa( for dress wear, silk lined to the edge. The tailoring Is faultless, no matter how small the price. . ? We can sell you better clothes for one- third less money than a merchant tailor will charge you. Send for self-measurement form. We carry about 7.000 pairs of Men's Pantaloons constantly In stock the new est patterns, cut In up-to-date style. Prices from $2.50 to $7 for all-wool weaves. Blue Amoskeaa- Overalls with bib. 45c. Coat of same, 45c. Extra strong Ken tucky Jean Trousers, our own make, war ranted not to rip, $1. Waterproof Coats for teamsters, In heavy duck at $2 and 12.50;. leather coats. $4. $5 and IS; duck coats, sheep lined, $1. 3 i s Boys' Clothing. Our Third Foor Is mainly devoted to Clothing for Young America. Immense stocks piled up here, all new this Fall, for little tots or two years up to boys as big as dad. Goodness Is woven In warp and woof all through our; Boys' Clothing, Many of the Suits are made with double seats, double knees and double seams. You can't make clothes too strong tor the youngsters. Our tailors combine strength and style In high degree. There isn't a shred of shoddy here, whether you pay $2.50 or $15. When we sell a suit for all wool It mean's sheen's wool all through. We can't attempt to describe the many new styles Just out All the neatest and newest Ideas are here tn hundreds of handsome patterns. Overcoats, Reefers, Ulsters, Knee-Pant or Long-Pent Suits, yr and separate trousers of both kinds. In a word,-we can easily save you 15 to 20 I Dnr cant rAmnirAd with nrlroa in Atnnr stores. . . . Hats and Caps. We self more Hats and Caps every year than all the exclusive hat stores In Clevs land combined. We buy direct from first-class hatters and sell at factory prices. We are exclu sive agents In Cleveland for the famous Youmans and Miller Stilt Hats for men. We sell the celebrated Stetson Stiff and Soft Hats. . ; Here's one instance Illustrating our busi ness methods. The Imperial iStlff Hat for - men is retailed the country ever at $3. It Is a New York Hat, strictly high-grade. We bought this season's entire output direct from the makers and are selling the Imperial Hat for $3 a dollar saved to you. Duplicates of all popular blocks In Men's Hats no need to pay fancy prices for mere names. We sell a fairly good Stiff, or Soft (Hat latest shapes and shades, for 98c. Better qualities grade up from $1.49 to $5. Everything here In headwear from . Silk Tile down to a ten-cent Shop Cap. Pretty new Autumn styles In Misses' and Children's Tarn O'Shanters, Dewey laps, ana imported .Novelties or latest de signs, trices from 49o to $3.50. Millinery. Tou . can buy Millinery her cheaper than In any exclusive millinery store, w buy ready-trimmed Hats of all kinds from the best Importers and trimmers in Amer lea. We thus save the big expense of a workroom. W will sell you the latest shapes and all the materials for trimming at a mere trifle over wholesale cost. Tou can trim your own hat or take the ma. terlals to your favorite trimmer.' In this way you can get a new hat, trimmed Just as you want it for about what a milliner would charge you for either materials or making alone. Fur Garments. W buy direct from the best importing manufacturers. Our prices are fully 40 per cent less than exclusive furriers charge. Thus we make It easy for people or mooera-t saeans 10 wear irst-cias Furs. Ladles' Pur Collarettes In Black Coney, Electrto seal, unincnnia, genuine ana Inv . Itatlon Marten. Alaska Seal and Astra. ohan, latest styles, 10 Inches long, 70 lnohes weep. Prices from $1.48 to $20, according to quality ana styie oi rim. Pur Neck Scarfs from 4So to $7. Vur Muffs in Coney. Electric Seal. As trachea. Marten, Beaver, Otter, Persian Lamb, Krlmmer and Mink. Prioe from 4ttt. MJa- 4 x,.,. M JPnzm& CloakG,GuitG,8kirtD The larireat and finest salesroom In Jf . Cleve:and is our second floor. All women's i outer and under garments here In almost Innumerable array. . " & cioaKs, Bults. and krt8 alone corapm- so many Jaunty effects In cut and trim, that a , whole., page wouldn't, Woe to Let tlie mnife rvf .-nrlf'A niiKffeiit:: Canes $1 -to JlfA-Jaukets 12.50 , 16 !$125 pure 15 lo.-5 -.Skirls Jl.to. JU. : - nverv raw ripprA nr )nm( l'asi here styles from over the ocean and Dnnular favorltp.-bi the American metrop- ..u.utiiB K.1 L " m. w. n, . ' or Paris. . . The showing of Capes and Jackets n Jf the ponular ranee of i7.S0. $10. $12. $15, -1R and.$20.Js by-aJUods. thehandsomestiln Cleveland. - biases' and Children's Jackets In eiatty new designs $1.35 to $15. , XL -ja. j!l IB Y, 1.1 The;ct location of v the It stands' exactly opposite the old , familiar ;:b.uilding Tprnrlerlccupietl by-; , E. R. Hull & Dutton on Ontario.str.eeL - The New Store 'can;be entered from Euclid avenue by our nev arcade'leadinghrpugh ; the hpe. department ; to the rear. of the main building. , ; - : : We want all the farmers and residents !i of towns and -villages within j sixty miles of Cleveland .to come and get acquainted with us. . . Steam -and Electricity make us all near neighbors. vAll suburban troiieycats pass our doors direct or within a few st: ps. t : 1 his is the , largest retail store in Noniiern 'Ohio. There:isn't another . ? store like it in the State. is the greatest family trading mart between- New j York- and 'Ghicago. It is a very convenient 'place to trade. : ;vYoauinde from 'floor to 'floor instead of; walking from store ,to store. ; We supply every want ; in wearing apparel Too men :-.and womenfor ' boys and : girls; for babies; and -for horses, toa "T with all those useful and ornamental -things . called chouse furnishings. You ifind in this store not only -the largest assortment QU gOods which is of itself an 'ftad vantage, but . we i sell for less money thar-ather,.aad:maller . concerns. , Many. stores in one. make little prices possible. : ' Then, too, we are in constant touch with the- best manufacturers in. the fashion centers of both hemispheres. ;'NewYork, 'Boston,.ionoV)ri, Paris at your elbow here. :' , , . -' ': ' '"; Pay us a visit, next .time; you 'cpme to towa ;; 'Suit tyonrselfabput buy ' Ing you're ; welcome anyway. ; v - : s.r I i . ! to 1 .7,' IS Mnn is 4( and the & metrop- v Toilet and resting room (or . . ladies. Parcels checked free. Make the Great Btor your headquarter while hopping a rendssvous for ; meeting friend. This 1 a horn tor and everybody ,.,ti, Is welcome her. ;- r-iu . JrCff III iii lL J ' Wks-. jdm jm i ,.,Coods,ent;by . express , , . .CiO.-D.i,Wlth,prJyAlege of ! i t: xamlintlon and ''trying on."; t ,,if .nptHUsfacteryi return r r $t our exjieose. To,u, run ' ! ' .., .no rlsk. in.prd.erlng.from us. '. W -won't oept,your , "j ,mpney unless, we satisfy you. Vnrn en I a? Fu ml s if In gs. There Isn't an item of women's ready-to-wear apparel missing ou our great sec-" ond floor. It's worth a trip to the city Just to see ; that nj,ultlj,uie pf -pretty new things. , ' . .. ' J : We haven't room to tell about them all. Each Item' comes In so many different grades of goodness. TaVe Corsets." There's our own French Importation, the Duttlnn, P. L)... C, Z..Z. the best lAmerleanvmakes. .tbeTR. & G., C. & H.,UV. B.;1Thomii's Glove Fitting, Dr. Warner's, the Loumls, etc. Imported from .3n50 i io $15. .Amerloan makes-fiOc to $7.50. ' ' " , ' ' ' . In Kid Gloves, the. Duchesne and Vn- dome lead at the-low- Hrioe of $1 the Csn- temeri ana rerrin at i.w tne ireioim-H nil MoHi,rrh;at $2-.pd, pui' own Parlaliiii glove, the Adelaide, at $L75. All good 7 gloves. v'... Silk rUnderoklrts -at t $4 D8 ,to '- Silk Waists at $3.75 to $:!'..' A world of har monlous color blending and sTiklnc con trasts In theneT-tpe newest effects In all. -Indies 'Nehwoar .'In Anaiitlfitl' n"v fashions a host of pretty things at pop ular prices. ;Imperll -Plaid iVir'nhan 1 Si-arfs $1-Stlk Fronts Sl.DS o !"-H.ack Chiffon Ruffs $2.60. Other Ties in eorrert styles priced foia. tu iTUua' VoijIo'Iar.,' Ribbon Belts In gorgeous stripes, with handsome Jeweled bucklcK, 50c to $5. In Underwear and Hosiery you'll be sur prised at the good things a little money will buy. From medium grades to the finest silk all the newest Effects. - M e rv's Fu rn is h i ngs. A big store In itself. Everything .worn by Men and Boys ...under, their outside clothes, and all those minor but essential Items which make, yp the complete attire of a gentleman. - Gloves, Fancy Vests. jSmokln? Jackets. Lounging Robes, '.Neckwear,' Underwear HoBltry, 8hlrts,-8upKleii,.Ourter, Col lars, Cuffs, Scarf Pins, Studs, Canes, Um brellas, Mackintoshes too numerous to mention In detail. Shirts. Underwear. Hose and other goods we .often, buy tn.such immense quan tities that we can-retail, for -little morj than smaller dealers puy for their goods at wholesale. .'That; Is ene. pf the iinsny advantages In tradlnir here. ' . We can sell you. very good quality Un derwear- at 'Zjc .a firmest, f ine impori ed Cashmere, silk striped or silk plaited, at $10 to $12 a suit. All-Sllk.-512 to 2a a suit. Popular-priced Underwear -In all good grades of merino, natural wool, camel-hair,, fine; scarlet,7heavx. ribbed bal britrtran and fleeced wool, 50c ta $1 a gar ment. - . .,' i , . ' Good tan or fast black Hose for 5c. or the finest BDUn silk for, $1.50 a pair. All grades between, .of course sc. 15c. 2ic, iic, 60c. 75c. $1 according to fineness.. ,. A single shipment -o jrxeuicwear to us often moans a thousand Oozen Silk. lies. A few cents.' nrellt and away they go quick. Ties you see marked 75c .In other stores 6oe here. These are merely hints. The fact apply. more or less, to ai; lines.' ; i Boots and Shoes. Blerest Shoe Store In the State. .Trade kept growing so fast we had to lee a on enlarging until, that's the size of us.' Must oe some gooa reason tor in. ' a .Business doesn't grow like this unless the people support It. Selling good shoes .' is the cause. We won't sell a poor shoe not if wo know It. fMakers-.thlnli . we're mighty particular, but we insist on goodness all through. Thereof q(. , shoe. Is In- the wearing or it. - When to tills thorough goodness we add the magnet of low prices., the whole story Is told. We save yqu.60c to $1 on. a pair of shoe. Fact! ' It's all In th economies possible to a, big business matter of less nroflL ' ' . . ' - t . - Tne best shoemakers In America make our shoes. AU the i latest styles In Shoes for uig folks and little folks both sexes. - .Entrance qn.&uaUd avenue, opposite the big monument. - Seats In the passageway hanay tor troneyrtar;Passengers. ';Horse'"Blankets. If you own a horse, this Is the place to buy 'Blanket and Fur Robes. .We can save you folly-25 -per cent. That's worth remembering, for It' wrUi ..saving. 'if . Clubbing Kates. According to our usual custom 'we offer .exceedingly low rates on the leading : newspapers and magazines when taken ,;ln isonnectlon with v the Enterprise. Wbere several different periodicals are taken the saving is considerable, and we call the attention of oar readers to the following list. The prices given include a year's subscription to the Enterprise. Detroit Free Pre&, twice a week $1 75 TObio State Journal " , Hew York Tribune, weekly. . . Cleveland Leader, " Cleveland Press, dally ....... Ohio Farmer, weekly ........ ' rViamnnnlitATl Chicago Inter Ocean, weekly Cleveland Plain Dealer, weekly. . .: . ' Cleveluud World, daily ....... :' McClure's, monthly........ , Munsey's, " Ladies' Home Journal. ..... . . . . . Ladies' Eome Ideal, monthly . . . :". Cora Belt, monthly : , Ohio Farmer and Clev. World. . . ' Cin. Enquirer. . " " Cin. Gazette..... , ' . Plain Dealer..... " " " N.T. World.. ,. " " N. Y. Tribune, v. Until January first, we will, give 1 W ir.i 25 M 75 ,.2 50 i .1 75 i.l 80 ..I 35 ..1 13 ..2 25 i.l 80 . .l 80 ..1 75 ..1 25 .1 25 .2.75 2 25 2 10 2 40 20 2 00 each ' A. G. Comralngs for Legislature. The Oberlin papers announced la their last weeks Issue the candidacy of A. 0. Commings for the legislature,. 'The Owl contained an edltoral notice of which the following Is a part: ' ''There are no doubts about Mr. Com ings' qualifications. He was for a num ber of yars engaged in agriculture, and for ten years was closely identified .with educational work, -as am instructor in some of the leading high schools in the state. For four years he held the- office of mayor of Oberlin and . has since held office of wateryworks trustee, and is aluo a member of the board of education. He is thoroughly practical, in touch with the affairs of the country and alive to its needs. "Without saying anything in dis paragement of any other man who may aspire to the office, .we can Bafely say thatio better choice for state represent ative could be. made." . . person subscribing for the Ladies'. Home 'journal, a complimentary subscription to the Saturday Evening Post-the uplondid illustrated weekly now' issued by the publishers of the Journal, cora . inenclng at the time of subscribing, and expiring on January 1, 18W). of A JiousuliulU Keceftilty. ;v snoind te wnnoui T?l . ..a . 1 1 ... a i Wf C ",-J Cur?, fur ail toweicouipisiw. u. . . Probate Court. , Jessie. Wharton appointed guardian Anna Oale Wharton. Steve A. Meliu appointed : adminis trator, of Valentine, B. ,Melln, late of Elyria. ' - ' a B. Bushy, administrator of estate of Jacob Bauer, vs Lizzie Bauer, et 1 Petition, for. order ,to sell land to pay debts. .' Will of Rowell Hardy, late of Camden, admitted to probate. ., Lorln J Myers appointed executor of will and estate of .'Mary Myers, late of Rlyrla. ' - . 'More than twenty million free samples' of DeWltt's Wlch-hazel Salve have been deetribntd by the mauufacturers... What better - proof t-clr cooMouce In it's merit do you. want? i" It eure pilee, barnfl, scolds, ftod .Ecres in the shortest ifpacacf t;J. ..WtEcbti i; , Tax levy for' 1888, ,. . ..The auditor, Geo. . H. Lewis has just completed the tax levy for Lorain caunty for 1898 and distributed them to the several funds as follows: Sinking Fund........................ t 5,716 SI University Fund 8,667 48 General Revenue Fund 26,675 57 State Common School. Fund 1B.0S4 00 Total State 6,415-19 County Fund 32,391 67 Poor Fund WIS, 13 Bridge Fund..,..,, 38,108 00 Soldier's Belief,...,........,. .&810 74 Road, Work.. 10.82 73 Township Fund 5,945 86 School Fund.... 140,089 37 Corporation. Fund.... ....... ........ 92,856 65 Speolal o,. ....... 11,114 96 Children's Home , ' 8,784 68 Total County .' 379.669 07 Total State and County............. 433.682 26 Delinquent Real Estate , 6,783 46 Delinquent Personal Property , . 8.992 58 Grand Total 449,458 30 Dogs , 26 02 Farm Property.... v 70,651 95 Real Property...,,. ., 63,492 83 Personal Property.................. . 66,495 66 We will pay a salary of $15 per week and expenses for a man with a rig to introduce our Poultry Mixture in the country. Only good hustlers wanted. Reference. Address, with stamp, Eureka Mfg. Co., 502 Mo. Ave.; . Et. Louis, III. You Invite disappointment when yon experiment. DeWltt's Little Early Ris ers are. pleasant, easy, thorough .little pills. They cure constipation and sick headache Just as sure as yon take them, J. W. Houghton FornUhed Rooms. Two furnished rooms for rent on .Tay lor street. Call on Saturday. 43 MrsvEH J3ti, -New Cases In Common Pleas Court. August , '.Leonard , vs. ,Hejnryi Leonard. Divorce. , "J . Christians Yiunglass - ft. i George Wag ner and ethers. 11 Partition of real 0 estate and equitable -relief. - o The State of Qhip, by 'F Fi Thomas, prosecutiijg attorney vs. Emery Cj .Jen kins and Geo. W., Gibson. sMoney only. : tJphfl! Ramsey; ys,Dlza Rivers,, Honore Riven; Garrison Chambers.: ; t Quit "title and equitable relief, ' Anna Broughton vs. Frank Broughton. Divorce.'. Katie, Aschonhftngh ,vs.; John Asphen- baughT Divorce. . - - James J.,,MeJin vs. ,Nollie ,B. .Melln. Divorce. . Josllua E. Boynton, a tax-payer, - on behalf of The City of Elyria, .vs. .The City of ElyrlaiM. H. Levagood,; yor, and W. H.Tark,1 clerk. "Injuctlon.aod equitable relief. SMfiEii.MiES!l Our stock is decreasing every day, but the. assortment of sizes Is good yet. To those .who, have ot purchasedtheif ;FiH, and :Winier v Footwear we say, iCall attoqee, fcefore Stock V and sizes t are entirely broken. . .Remember : this ;is a bonafide .closing out sale, ;and the ; ; goods must be jBold. s' ' ehe3ictrshee!6, . i Ha4clie to Forty, Tears. 1 For v forty years I suffered i with flick headache. ' About a year ago, I began us ing Celery King; The result was grati fying and surprising, my headaches lea lng at once.. The hoodaches . used to re turn every .seventh day, but, thanks to Celery King,: I have had but one headache in the last eleven months. ' I know what has cured me will holp others. Mrs. J D. Van Keuren, Saugerties, N. Y. . Celery King for the nerves, stomach, liver,; and kidneys is sold in 50c and 25o packages by E. W. Adams, Wellington, and Fire stone & Sweet, Spencer. - Keeping a record of the precise , auuv ber of eirz laid by each particular ; hen THE OHIO i FARMER AND r. . Until Jan. ist'-for sgcts td