The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-02-06
BUSINESS INTERESTS OF
WELLINGTON.
Our Dealers and What They are
Doing.
JOHN NJ. CRABTRFE.

JOHN NJ. CRABTREE.
For the past eight years the meat mar
ket of ]. NJ. Crabtree has been we'll and
favorably known to the citizens of Wei
lington and vicinity. The proprietor has
the reputation of being an honorable
business man and is thoroughly CON-
petent Butcher, having been engaged in
that capacity the greater part of his life.
About two years ago he removed his
market to Shelby, but after one year re-
turned to Wellington, again locating on
North Main St. His market is always
well supplied with Fresh Meats, and q
juicy Steak or tender Roast, or Boiling
Piece can always be had here. Home
cured Hams, Shoulders, dried Bacon,
SausageS of his own manufacture and
Salt Meats of all kinds are always kept,
and good weights are always guaranteed
The Market is neat and clean and his
customers are confident of being fairly
dealt with when trading with Mr.. O.
Pure White Lard can always be found
here and everything usually kept in q
first-class Market. For integrity and
fair dealing we commend Mr.. Crabtree
to the citizens of Wellington and ad-
joining townships.
J.P. EIDT.
Bakery and Lunch Room, North Main
st., is one of the necessary institutions
of Wellington business life. Mr.. Eidt
succeeded L. G. Black in this establish
ment, two years ago, since which time
he has succeeded admirably. He is q
practical baker and thoroughly compe-
tent business man. The sales-room in
front is filed with a choice stock of Fan
cy Groceries such as Spices, Fiavoring
Extracts, Canned Goods, Teas, Coffees,
etc., while in the line of Confectionery, q
complete assortment is kept, from the
fine French Candies to the Tafy, Stick,
and Pan Candies. Mr.. Eidt manufac
lures these goods himself. A full line Of
Cigars and Tobacco is also kept. The
showcases are filled with all kinds of
Pastry, Bread, Cakes, Rods, Lunns, Pies,
Crackers, etc. Back of the sales-room
is lunch-roor neatly fitted up, where q
Hot Meal, Oyster-Stew, or Cold Lunch
can be had at any hour and the satisfac-
tion that it has given has gained for the
proprietor lucrative custom. Back of
this room is the Bake-Shop, which is
supplied with all the necessary fixtures
for doing baking and is always neat and
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the establishment he has made some de-
cided improvements in its arrangements
and it is now one of the best places in
town to drop into and get good cup of
tea or coffee or lunch. All kinds of
Fruits are dealt in and Ice.Cream in its
season. We wish the proprietor success
for he deserves it.
g. HASTINGS.
Among the active business men of
Wellington 8. P. Hastings has q good
trade in Sewing Machines. He has for
many years past been engaged in the
Sewing Machine business and has by
dealing squarely with his customers and
handling well-known Machines, those
that will bear the test every time, built
up thriving trade. We called at his
Salesroom, No. 1, upstairs in Benedict's
Block, and saw while there three of the
best Machines out, viz; the Domestic,
Davis and the New Home. These Ma
chimes possess some superior merits over
other machines. The Domestic is noted
as the best Under-Feed Machine made,
and for general family use it is SO we'll
known that it needs no commedation
from US. During the past year it has
received some decided improvements
among which are the Self-Threading
Shuttle, Self-Setting Needle and Patent
Winder, and the satisfaction that these
additions have given is q guaranty of
their worth. The Davis Vertical Feed
Machine next attracted our attention.
This Machine for general family use is
not excelled and is adapted for heavy or
light sewing. 1t is constructed to do the
largest range of Fancy Work OF any
machine made and some of the speci-
mems We have seen executed on this ma
chine are simply wonderful. Tucking,
Braiding. Putting, Trimming, Binding,
Ruffiing, and in fact every other kind
Of work Of this description are
done on it with a nicely that surpasses
anything executed ON other machines.
The New Home is combination of the
Singer and Domestic, and is giving gen.
eral satisfaction wherever introduced,
and the friends it has gained is a guaran-
ty of its worth. All of these Machines
possess superior points over other ma
chimes, and as q testimony of what Mr..
Hastings is doing, We will state that he
has during the past IA months sold 1876
machines. Full instructions are given to
those who purchase O machine and satis-
faction is guaranteed to all. See his ad-
vertisement In another column.
K NJ MCKINNEY.
For the past 90 years the Blacksmith
Shop of NJ. Mckinney has been famil-
lar place of business to the citizens of
Wellington and vicinity and the proprie-
tor is known as an honest, Industrious
man. During this time he has made it q
rule to do good work and has by SO doing
succeeded in business. He makes q
specially of Horse-shoeing, and in this
respect has no superior He also does
Repairing of all kinds in his line, and
any job entrusted to his care is complet-
ed in q workman-like manner. Mr..
Mckinney is also sole agent here for the
Blossburgh Coal, which all blacksmiths
will attest is first-class. Such men as
Mr.. M. are needed in every town to pro-
mote its growth and prosperity, and we
bespeak for him still greater success and
commend him to the liberal patronage of
the public as man worthy of confidence.