The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-10-16
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
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LOCAL AND llIsCELLANEoUs
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Compressed yeast, same as used In
Vienna bread, at w. w. Harvey's.
at
-Head-quarters for school books and
all schools supplies il at Houghton's.
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| Fred and Charley make that little
shaver OF Harvey's slice all the dried
beef they sell. 4-2w
For stationery, s..hool books, and
all school supplies, 90 to Houghton's
drug and book store. II
| "A private letter from Canton, in
forms us that Mrs. e. Nickerson is very
sick with in1iammatory rheumatism.
If you want to see the best unlaun-
dried shirt ever put on sale, call at w.
w. Haryey's, and they will show them
to you. At
-Harvey.is putting in some of the
finest crackers, jumbles, waters, bis
cults, ETC., ever shown in Wellington.
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"A team standing north of the Park,
ON Monday. started to run, but were
caught h. Jay Woolley in time to pre-
vent smash-up.
-wANrrp.-A competent girl to do
general housework. Permanent situa-
ton for one honest, industrious and cap
able. Enquire at this Office. IT
-FoR SALE on RExr.-House and
lot on Hale Street. House contains
seven rooms. Good cistern, etc. En-
quire Of d. A. willard, at W. r. SAINT
ley & Co.'s office. tt.
"A small gill seeing q dove carved
on Tombstone, betrayed no suspicion
Of irreverence or incongruity when she
said, ''There Is a goose buried here,
isn't there. mama ?"
Those desiring to paint, should
read Of the superior process by which
Eckstein, Hills s. Co., manufacture
their lead. Quality in paint is every
thing. For fale by J. II. Woolley.
Notice r. J. Robinson . space each
week. He has taken a new departure,
and thnee needing anything In his line
will do well to keep track Of the little
space which he will edit from this time
on, in the interests of his business.
Ono important thing which con-
tributel to the success Of the 8. 8.
Convention at Lagrange, was the fine
singing by the choir. The chorister Is
one Of those who adds to excellence of
character, thoroughnsss in whatever he
does.
Wilson Tripp, working on the house
of Mr.. Vanbrunau, fell from n SC. fold
ing and struck on an ndz. cutting a cash
in his thigh. F.. Nickersnn AT the same
time, fell, striking on his neck and
shoulders. Both ars able to be around
again.
-Losr.-About two weeks since, on
the road between J. W. Houghton's
residence and sore, q large, old fash
ioned pin. with gold stone set. 1t ID
greatly value,l as gilt from a friend,
and the finder will confer a favor by
returning 1t to this office.
Burglars effected an entrance one
night lpst week, through the window
into o'the store Of RobbIus q Gott, La
Grange, and secured about $500 in
money from the drawer and desk, and
silk handkerchief, fancy goods, in all,
amounting to about $500. No clue to
the perpetrators.
The woods are full of nuts this Fall,
and II we were to mention all the acci-
dents We notice in exchanges, Of per-
sons injured by falling from hickory,
chestnut and walnut trees, we could
have a department in that line. Nuts
are an expensive luxury, gained at the
price of broken limb.
u. W. Wilbur has put his stock in
readiness for the Fall and Winter
trade, and has not only the latest i'm
proved styles, but is selling at the very
low prices that prevailed before the ad-
vance, having purchased his stock be-
fore the rise. Notice his ad. In this Is
sue.
u. p. Eidt Is running an oyster
line this fall direct from Baltimore.
Don't forget to read ofthe superior adj
vantages in quality and prices presented
In his ad. each week. His lunch rooms
are having good patronage and the
oyster stews he prepares give good sat
isfaction to his customers. Call on him.
On our way home Saturday eveu-
ing, We came upon two men, one of
whom had collared the other, and was
telling him thing or two with father
ly hrmness; and Immediately after
wards released from Marshal Cranes
cordial embrace, the youth concluded
70 betake himself to the milder stmos-
phere Of home in preference to occupy
ing lodgings in the public refrigerator.
Our readers who contemplate pur-
chasing their Fall and Winter supplies
OF clothing and dry goods, should not
fail to notice the very attractive stock
lately received at Baldwin, Laundon &
Co.'S. Their store il daily thronged
with customers and the piles of goods
are already considerably diminished,
showing that the public appreciates the
advantages being offered by this old
and well-known house.
"A good many farmers spend sever
a half days every year In pulling up
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