The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-10-09
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

headquarters for school books and
all schools supplies is at Houghton's.
Soft
Mrs. Chas. Phelps has been seriously
i'll several weeks with very little IL
any improvement.
The carriage of s. E. Wilcox col
lided with and broke an ex from the
carriage of Mr.. Spicer.
e. S. TrIpp has put In a very fine
walk in front of his place Of business.
Let the good work 60 on.
John Thorington Is making some
very fine improvements in the way OF
filling and grading his lot.
The telegraph office In Wellington
sent ont 1871 messages and received
$371 In the month Of September.
Have our citizens forgotten that .
land assessor is to be elected next Tues.
day and that he ought to be nominated
at once?
MIRA. a. l.. Dewey has removed her
dressmaking from A. Palmer's build
ing to the room over her husbands
restaurant.
-FOUND.-A goll sleeve button, near
the hill in south part Of Pittsfield. Can
be had by calling Mt this Office and pay
ing for this notice.
For stationery, school books, and
all school supplies, 60 to Houghton's
drug and book store. If
The second colored camp.meeting
which closed Sunday evening, at Ober-
lin, happened to strike very propitious
weather for October.
The Cleveland Conference (Con-
gregationaD meets at Wellington on
Tuesday, October 2lst. The order of
exercises will be given next week.
-WANTrD.-A competent girl to do
general housework. Permanent situa-
ton for one honest, industrious and cap
able. Enquire at this Office. If
S. f. Wilcox had q very fine COW
struck by the locomotive Of the after
neon train, last Saturday, and 90 badly
injured that she was afterwards killed.
A few items, political and other.
wise, sent us by our friends are una
voidably crowded out. Such as have
not spoiled by keeping will appear
hereafter.
England has no franking privilege
in her postal regulations, her majesty,
the Queen, being obliged to stamp ev-
crything as much as any maid servant
IN the kingdom.
The friends of VIM. F. Chapman of
Huntington, take pleasure In present
ing him IS gentleman moSr '.rnin-ntly
fitted and qualified for the Office of real
e tie assessor.
By Order of Many Republicans.
"A gasoline stove used in the ENTER
PRIsE office for melting metal for stere-
otyping, was filed by two persons, the
last time to ovei flowing, and on being
lighted made "a lively fire as could be
well managed indoors.
-FoUND-On Wednesday. October
on the road between Wellington and
Elyria, a pair Of spectacles. The own
er can hsve the same by calling on Ed.
war,l Rogers, Pittstield, and paying for
this notice.
If our Town Council will take
suggestion about the park after having
cared for it SO nicely during the sum-
mer, we would just whisper that they
might give the sod top dressing to in
sure vigorous growth next year.
Mics n. A. Clark, an accomplished
dressmaker, of Cleveland, can be con-
suited on matters Of dress at the milli-
merry rooms Of Mrs. A. II. Palmer, and
we think will te able to please the most
fastidious.
The speech Of Hon. ]. C. Burrows,
Of Mich, last night, was one Of the
best to which We ever listened. His
facts and arguments were unanswera-
bic and his elocution unsurpassed. We
predict he is one of the coming men of
his State.
| The we'll drillers struck q seam in
the rock, last Monday, 10 feet deep, at
depth Of 175 feet from the surface.
The water came within twenty feet of
the surface and they are now hopeful
that they are nearing the end of their
labors. They have reached depth
of 100 feet.
IT. ]. Jones was in Brighton for
few days last week, visiting his parents.
At present he is employed in a drug
store In New York City. Lately he was
graduated in q college of pharmacy at
the above place, and he intends to take
another course of study in the same in
stitutiou. We wish him prosperity.
The Spencer Flour Mill, located at
Spencer River, took fire Monday night,
it is supposed from the smut mill locat-
ed in the third story, as the fire was
first discovered there. 1t was . total
loss. 1t was owned by Mr.. Kramer
and has been in operation not less than
forty years.
The directors of the "Chautauaua
Literary and Social Circle" have as
signed, as the first lesson, sixty pages
Of the Primer of Latin Literature.
Meeting in the basement OF the n. E.
Church, Friday evening, October 18th.
So great is the demand for books for
this literary course 1t has been difficult
to got full supply.
Every lady in our village may do
her friends a service by gathering and
arranging autumn leaves In aud about
tho house. The delicate tints and gor.
geous colors NAV be combined in end.