The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-01-30
Local and Hisesllaaseus.


Sweet Shorts at Hsrvey's.
Carl Palmer returned Monday NOR
ming from his Western tour.
-75 cent and $l.o0 Laundried Hart
Shirts at Harvey's.
Don't fail to call for that 40 cent
Japan or Green tea At Houghton's. If
The wellington Debating Club have
determined to celebrate Washington's 8
birthday by appropriate exercises.
We have q few desirable Overcoats
left which we win sell at wholesale
prices. A. N. FIrcu.
York State Buckwheat -Four In
large or small quantities at w. w. Har-
vey's. - t
Mrs. Matthew Gill /, an old resi-.
dent Of Wellington died in Litchfeld,
Monday and was buried In Wellin yton
Yesterday. Her age was 81 years.
-Newspaper advertising compsls in
quiry, and when the lrticle offered IL OF
good quality and at fair price, the nat
ural result Is Increased sales.
Bargains In Winter Goods. From
this date, we shall sell many of our win
ter goods at great reductions. Some even
le ss than cost. w. w. Harvey.
Last Saturday was the thirty-sixth
consecutive day of sleighing, and the
runners were kept going on errands Of
business or pleasure, though wheels
were occasionally seen.
Owing to contemplated chankse in
business, Bush q Beldeu wish to notify
all who are indebted to them that all
accounts must be settled on or before
March lst 1879. 10
The average attendance of the NJ.
E. 8. s. for the past year was all per
Sabbath. There perhaps never was q
time when all the Sunday Schools were
in better condition than at present.
The trader and his calling become
identified. Days aud months may
elapss, but when the want arises the
article to be obtained suggests the ad-
vertiser.
The cheesc-b box factory has closed
for repairs. This factory has done . big
years work and before going into an
other season the manager, N. Huckins
has decided to put the machinery In
good repair. u7E nHszz
The Best woman In Cleveland
whose husband has charge of the Crib,
walked over the ice the other day ''to
see how the land lay" around that Ice
olated structure, AMI found their sum-
mer home all right. .sa5s-lsi
Who instructed the rat in the phil
osphy Of sucking eggs 20 - TO make
clean thing o. itf Who told him to
make hole rs large as pin head in
the farther end so that he could get a
draught through one Of the same size
at the others
We are now prepared to do all the
varieties Of job-printing that can be de-
sired, In styles and at prices to suit the
times. wedding stationary, Invita-
lions, visiting cards, and every ariety
af fine and fancy printing executed in
the best manner At less than city prices.
Aged people, who need aids to Wis
ion, both for reading and walking, and
50 are under the nccessity Of keeping
two pairs Of specs, will find In the BIZ
focal specs just the thing they need,
the two combined in enc. Nothing
could be more conveuienr. For sale at
Houghton's. '' - A
Have we a=Fire Wardenf II 90
has he been heard from as attending to
his duties In that direction? How many
defective hues, worn out pipes and ell
bows sre in use, pipes passing through
earthern crooks in the floor, inviting q
connagration every hour in the day.
We cannot be too careful, situated as we
are with no facilities for putting out
hres--ss - -,
Floating in the columns Of the
press some years since We saw the fol-
lowing funny paragraph which is good
enough to repeat: An Irishman who
was . candidate for an office, when
called upon Tor . speech at political
meeting, replied Is follows: aGintlemen
I'm not much for sthump-spakin', but
for honestly, capashity and intigrity,
bate the divil, so Ido."
Last week L. C. winehell Lost val
liable young horse, one Of the matched
span which took the first premium for
general purposes at our last fsir. He
drove them to Elyria where next NOR
ming the horse was found dead. As he
H. known TO be careful yhorseman, the
cause could not be looked for In over
driving. An expert gave It a. his opin-
ION that the animal died Of some affec-
tion of the Kidneys. -nFE ,lsss-Egs.
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