The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-11-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Trimmed hats at ltrs. Rockwood's,

Trimmed hats at ltrs. Rockwood's, s,
very cheap.
| For lamps and fixtures, see the new
stock at J. w. Houghton's.
Go to Mrs. II. n. Rock woods fol
millinery of all kinds.
! "A full assortment of writing and
copying fluids and inks, pens, pencils.
for sale at Houghton's.
We regret very much having to
put over till next week two communi-
cations from Elyria.
The home paper is the one you can
least afford to spare. Send in your sub
scriptions and renewals.
&C. w. Horr is building the finest
barn in the country, which is to be
fitted mp with all modern conveniences
For stationery, school books, and
all school supplies, go to Houghton' s
drug and book store. II
Charley Clark. noisy and abusive,
Monday evening, got Into the lookup.
Bill for board ard lodging, $3.50.
Paper in quarter ream packages
and in smaller quantities cheaper than
ever before known, at Houghton's.
Go aud see the new goods, too num-
erous tn mention, at IIoughton's drug
and book store.
The communication of L. NJ. N,
telling of a birthday party, was just
too late for this paper and will appear
next week.
I'm getting ready for winter, do not
forget to renew your subscription to
the ENTERPRISE.
Sunday night the Waterman on his
beat at eleven O'Clock, found the door
of Wooster 6 Adams drug store un-
locked aud the key in the door.
Large globes, very useful for the
study of geography, and for learning
the location and relative position of
places, can BE- had at Houghtop's store.
-FoR SALE.-A fine Durham heifer
calf, five months old, of good size and
condition, and excellent pedigree. In
quire at this office.
The person who took a pocket die
tionary from J. w. Houghton's store,
| may avoid exposure by returning the
same and being forgiven the offence.
The death by diphtheria of Mrs.
Helsel, following close upon that of her
three children, adds another to the list
of remarkable examples Of the fatality
of this dreadful disease.
-''The Duty of Reconciliation" was
the subject of the pastors discourse
Sunday morning and evening, at the
NJ. E. Church, the topic of the morning
being the duty of the wrong-doer. and
in the evening that of the wr"nged.
We understonh that Eli Perkins,
the humo-is. and wit, will give one of
his sida-spli,ting lectures, on Monday
evening, November 10Th, at the Town
Hall in LAGRANGE. Tickets have been
put at the very low price OF 25 cents.
He will undoubtedly have 4 crowded
house, as he always draws we'll.
The Wellington arteSian well has
been abandon d and all the machinery
removed. The men who diverted them
selves there SD long, did not lose all
their time as many may suppose, the
town Council and others helping them
by money, machinery end assistance.
The hope of finding a good supply of
water by that process i'm this fl 1t coun-
try is pretty generally given up, while
not few are consoling the over-san.
guine with the usual, 81 told you so."
The anonymous writer of postal
supposes very absurd case in assuming
that we do not sympathiz, As much as
others can with the affliction Of the Hell
sci family. Our ideas of what is hu-
name and just and Christiar-like. will
probably compare favor ably with tn ose
of any person who picking up one in
advertent paragraph lets it outweigh
every serious thought expressed in
these columns. If a person going into
butchers stall should chance to find
one little scrap of defective meat that
no ono claimed was good, or any sample
of the whole, and should go about cry
ing: "S-e what kind of meat this man
sells! They must be dreadful people i'm
deed, who offer such, meat as this" 1t
would be proceeding as senseless as 1t
is evidently unfair.