The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-03-13
We are all going to the concert


next week.
We have received spicy article
from Spencer correcting some state
ments in former article but we are so
crowded that it will have to lay over
till next week, also several articles on
the court house question.
Spring Styles of Hats and Caps at
w. w. Harvey's. 25w4
The Rev. Thomas X. Beecher, Of
Elmira, N. Y, is expected to dedicate
the new Congregational Church in this
place, April Sd, st 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Next week we will make further mem
ton of this more than ordinary man Of
an extraordinary family.
The well which the oldest inhabit-
ant will remember as being situated In
the public square was opened last Thurs
day by the frost. It Is said to be about
ninety feet deep. 1t will now be COW
cred with a stone and put in condition
to make the water useful in case of fires.
WIN. Rininger has just received di-
rect from the manufacturers the hand
soonest and cheapest Wall Paper and
Decorations ever shown In Wellington.
Don't fail to see them before making
your purchases. 25w6
Our city fathers are getting in ear.
nest about fire department. A COM
mittee Of their number has been inves-
tigating the matter and will soon re-
port for selection two or more plans
that in cost seem to be within our reach.
We await their report and action with
great anxiety and will apprise our
readers of developments as they occur.
Remember the concert on Wednes-
day evening of next week.
Rev. Mr.. Albright preached to full
houses, aud Sunday morning gave
very practical as well as spirited eluci-
dation of the text: "Take no thought
for your life, what ye shall eat or what
ye shall drink; nor yet for your body,
what ye shall put on. Is not the life
more than meat and the body more than
raiment?" The sermon in the evening
was from the words, cam my broth
er's keeperf"
The following is a list of the eight
lecturers Of the "Bell Fund Lecture
Course" and the amount paid each:
Col gate Hoyt, expenses only 50; Pres
ilent Fairchild $40; DIR. Hayden SIS;
Ex-Gov. Axtell of New Mexico, so;
Col. Finley for expenses 81; Rev. E. ".
H. Danner, for expenses So; Miss Du
Ruisseau, $l5; Hon. j. C. Covert. ex.
penses, 81; Printing, etc., about $25.
Net proceeds of the course $122: 30.
1t is not always the fault Of the
cook that the steak Is not tender or the
roast juicy and palatable. The first
class animal to kill is not every time
right at hand, or easily obtainable in
our village markets, that must never
theless be constantly supplied. But It
would have to be charged to the baking
and broiling If such cuts as Fuller is
doing up for his customers do not sat
isfy any epicure.
Every young lady in town likes
music and expects to be seen at the con-
cert Eext week, March 10Th.
DIR. C.. s. Holbrook, of Shelby, Is
spending this week here with his BROTH
er, assisting him to get even with his
work which has been of late coming in
unusually fast. In another place DR..
L. p. Holbrook calls the attention of
those whose work has been delayed to
his readiness now to attend promptly
to their wants. 1t is due that we should
say that since his advent among us he
has gained an enviable reputation for
good work and fair dealing.
Tho Social Union Concert will not
fail to delight you. Wednesday even
ing Of next week.
The peddler must have been very
stupid or else dull times and bad luck
had made him des perate, who could
force himself into sad house, and In
spite Of the hint that just then it was
impossible to give him attention, go on
with his rigamarole and the showing
of paltry Invention. The most untu-
tored foreigner who ever carried pack
would have seen at once that he was an
intruder, but this well-dressed and glib
tongued American did not go until he
was asked and then departed 10 anger.
Harvey is getting in a new stock of
Clothing. 25w4
Among the great manufacturing
interests Of the country the Diamond"
Company stands at the head of the fine
shirt trade. With the exception Of Mr..
A. n. Fitch, who has the only agency
for their custom shirts between Cleve-
land and Delaware, their agencies are
confined to cities and larger towns.
Mr.. F. has full line Of their French
percale samples and plates Of their va
rious styles of shirts, cuffs and collars,
and furnishes their work at factory
prices with transportation {. added. Sec
ad. in another column. 1t
After April 1st DR.. Holbrook's Of
flee will be in o. N. Stroup's new build
ing. 2tf
One of the ''surprise parties" which
have enlivened social life in the west
ern suburbs Of our town this winter,
occnrred at Mr.. Frank Warren's on
Wednesday evening OF last week.
Neighbors and friends gathered to the
number Of thirty or more, making the
evening very enjoyable, which enjoy
ment was greatly enhanced by the sd-
dition Of ''raffy pull" They talk of
forming . permanent association and
collecting funds for some charitable OBJ