The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-29
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS


at Josie Briggs.
Alpaca coats, 81 and upwards, at
36-4t HARyEY's.
That little sprinkle Sunday morn
acc omplished very little except to keep
some away from church.
Large assortment OF childre ms,
boys and mems straw hats, at
36-4t HARyEY's.
oh, say. have you seen that cheap
table of boots and shoes at Frank b.
Serage's.
Miss Hattie Elliott, by her singing
at the band concert, won much praise
and many wishes to hear her again.
"A number of locals which ought to
have appeared this week, are unavoida-
bly, crowded ont by lackof space and
time.
Joel Jeffries had one leg broken
Tuesday, by team running, with
which he was Gauling a load Of cheese
boxes.
"A drive to Elyria and back in the
last W eek, showed us more barren fields,
dried-up pastures, and unprOmising
gardens than we ever saw at this sea-
son before.
We renew the stock on our Cheap
Table every day, and customers can be
sure of finding what they want at
about half the usual price.
Fitch has got another lot of those
heavy mixed hose at five cents pair.
Rev. Mr.. Kincaid of Oberlin, ex-
changed with ]. A. DAILY last Sunday
and on account of the PASTORS impaired
health there was no preaching at the
Methodist Church.
The assortment of patent medi-
cines at Houghton's drug store, was
never more complete. Everything in
the drug, book, and notion line, at
bottom prices. 33-4t.
"A large party of emigrants passed ,
through town on Friday of last week,
for Nebraska aud Iowa. They were in
fine spirits and looking quite tidy con-
sidering their tedious. ride from Central
Pennsylvania.
-Losr.-A prommisory note dated
July 10th, 1859, made payable to Shu-
bad Smith, for amount of $224.0O, and
due one year from date. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the same at this Office. 34-tf
Charles Griffin. formerly of Litch-
field, gave temperance address here a
week ago Sunday evening, taking radi-
cal ground, would Danish wine from
the communion table. ,tc, which
should have been mentioned last week
LA s'Lawson's Curative' will be
FOUND a special remelial agent for
rheumatism, neuralgia, and diseases Of
the nerves. 1t assists nature 10 driving
out these diseases and in healing and
soothing the shattered nerves.
Mr.. Will Hemenway having bought
tho entire interest of the late Ashbael
Crane in the mill and lumber business,
the business will bs continued under
the firm name of C. w. Hemenway &
Co. All accounts of Crane & Hemen-
way will be settled by the new firm.
The nerves are ever on the rack
while rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous
headache or sciatica are lurking in the
system. To remove the disease and
disordered nerves, nothing has been
found more effectual than "I.awson' s
Curative"
We have printed receipts for color
ing with directions for use, which we
give to all purchasing dye stuffs at our
store. They have all had years Of
trial and will be found reliable.
3l-4t j. w. HoUGHroN.
The best argument that can be used
in favor of "Lawson's Curative" is
that it is used by physicians of eminent
skill in their profession, and can al
ways be relied upon rs safe, simple
and effective cuie for the many diseases
referred to in the advertisement.
35-6t
In the report of the Free DISPENSE
ry of Cleveland, the services of DIR.
Hattie Warren, one of Wellington
daughters, are mentioned as having
been very efficient in helping on the
good work Of furnishing medical aid to
multitudes of the worthy poor among
women aud children.
IS. w. Arnold has the agency of the
New Peerless Reaper and Mower, man.
nfactured at Canton, Ohio, which is ex-
celled by none and equaled by few. He
has two machines, one Mower and one
Mower and Reaper combined, which
will be on exhibition at Wellington.
| Sat-
The modest lsyman who gave sucl
n good gift to the NJ. E. Church recent
ly, would not allow us to mention th'
good news. But praisworthy acts
though they travel slowly compared
with swift-footed slander-like ''mur
der" in their own good time evil
OUT" and other papers have got hold o
the fact while we were faithfully pre-
serving silence.
Don't forget TO call at III. Wads
worth s. Sons new planning mill. q
Railroad street, for your Doors, Sash
Blinds, Lumber and Shingles. w
have a large stock on hand and ar
selling at prices lower than ever before
Cistern tubs of all sizes made to order
We have on hand stock Of the Flar
ders Wooden Eavetrough, which is jus
the thing for barns, warehouses, &c.
| 1876. wADswoRrH & SeNs.
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