The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Holiday .lippers ;. Frank D. Sen

"A choice lot of Tobaccos at A. ]
Dimock's, at jobbers' prices. s-tf.
For rubber goods, go to Frank /
Serage's. ~
-WASrzD-loo, 900 feet Oak, As
and Hickory logs.
1l-st. c. w. HEMKNwAY & Co.
Boots, shoes and slippers for holl
day trade at Frank B. Serage's.
If you would save 10 to 30 dollar,
buy your Sewing Machines of Smith, q
Rininger's. l2-2w
When you are in town stop at A
P. Dimock's cigar and tobacco store
he has got something to show you. 8,
Go to the new Cigar and Tobacco
Store, and get some of that so cen
Tobacco. s-tf.
ladies Cloaks and Circles, lates
styles. cheap, $500 and upwards a
WIN. Rininger's. 12-4w
Just received this morning, a tbir,
shipment of winter caps. The lates
styles. Prices sure tn please.
. 1876 w. w. HARVEY
Mote S. S. Parker's ad. of house and
lot for sale. Someone will get desira.
bic property for little money.
The immense sale on those beaver
overcoats at Harvey's, has obliged hin,
to order second shipment. win sell
cheap. 10 St
WANTED ON SALARY. Two liy.
men to sell Singer Sewing Machine In
this vicinity. Experience not necessa.
~. Enquire of E. F. SALISBURY, agent,
p Cheapside, Elyria, o. lI-2t
Harvey has. the finest assorted
lot of gloves and mittens ever brought
to Wellington. Buck, dog and calf
skin, yarn and cloth with leather fronts
and at prices to astonish the natives.
10-3t
-CoNFIRMED.-We notice in the list
OF officers sent to the Senate by the
President for confirmation, the name of
j. I. Og,len, as postmaster at yelling
tor, for the new term commencing
Dec. 10th.
Miss Kate Powers is preparing to
meet the wants of patrons in gettin 2
ready a supply OF useful and beautiful
articles suitable for holiday gifts. Go
and see her stock in making YOUR
rounds Of shopping with reference to
Christmas. loft
j. Howk and o. K. Starr, lately
brought in from the West, l3o IA
sheep, whose average weight was l34
They will feed them this win
'er and expect to astonish the natives
m the spring by exhibiting some of the
heaviest sheep in the country.
The concert held under the nusoi-
'es of the ladies of the Congregational
Church, Tuesday evening. uetted over
III. Receipts in the bazaar not report
d. The entertainment was repeated
Wednesday evening, with chan ge of
- w. Wilbur Is having an unusual
un In the stove trade. Hard coal burn
RS have sold well, but wood burners
ave had sale unparalleled. The i'm
in these heaters in the last
ew years are worthy of note aHl they
re now marvel of neatness and per
ection.
For practical Holiday present, call
the sewing machine rooms in Bene-
let Block, and buy a first-class ma
hine of an established reputation. The
ublic does not seem Glow to appreciate
he advantages offered, as my sales tes-
fly, having sold 224 machines in thu
'st two years. ss
l1-2t. s. P. HASTINGS, Agt.
Mrs. Betsey Scranton, a sister of
}. ID. Warren, was found dead at his
ouse where sshc was visiting, Tuesday
forming Of this week. She retired the
revious evening in usual health and
pirits. 1t appeared that she died be-
're going to bed, and of course soon
fter reaching her room.
Mr.. EDrroR:-The ladies of the Dis
pile Church desire through your pa.
er to give expression to their graft.
'de, to those friends who so generous
came to their aid in their recent fes.
val and assure them the balance left
their hands (about s5O) shall be
lithfuhy devoted to the spreading of
q truth, and to Mr.. Vischer. they
ould say, t'Thank you' for the use
his rooms. A. i
Mrs. L. Jones, mother of Mr.. r. F
ones, was taken i'll with congestion of |
70 lungs, a week ago last Saturday,
I'd died Dec. 3D., at Meadville, Pa.
here she was living with one of her
lildren. A daughter who has been
ith her brothers family here since the
,ath of Miss Lois Adams, was sent for
I'D went Immediately, returning With
sr mothers remains, which were
,ried in Brighton, Friday.
We ask attention to Baldwin, Laun-
IN q Co.'s new ad. in this number.
e have taken look through their
ore and are able to assure our readers
at the half has not been told concern.
6 their immense stock, splendid as
rtment and low prices. Their trade
IS never been better, showing that the
lblic appreciate the great bargains
ey are offering. New goods
e received almost daily, and the
erks are kept as busy as bees attend
g to their customers.
Police Court.
A press Of other matter, probably of
ore interest to our readers, prevents