The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-03-27
Local and Kiseell ellausous.
-Bradbeer lifts 100 pounds. Nextl

ioos I0Ouooy.
j. a. Wooley has something to say about
hardware In another column.
Farewell Services will be held in the Old
Church next Sabbath, March 3oth.
The Organ Concert in the new church will
be given on Tuesday evening, April 1st.
A. G. & g. L. Couch havea new ad. in
this paper which 1t will pay you to lookover.
Read what j. W. Wilbur has to say this
week about the way to make and save money.
1t was impossible to make room for our
Sullivan letter this week. 1t will appear In
our next
VS.. P. Hastings will occupy the brick
house Of E. West Esq. on Cortland Avenue,
about April 1st.
"A Mrs. Gable Of Caledonia, O., died sud
denly on the morning of the day her golden
wedding was to be celebrated.
Herbert Hall will move into q portion of
the house Of n. B. Franks, on the corner Of
Taylor and North Main Streets, this week
Spring Styles of Hats and Caps at
w. w. Harvey's. 25w4
The Social Union of the NJ. E. Church
desire to return their thanks to Mrs. II. N.
Rockwood for the use of her piano at their
concert last week.
The substance of letter from Spencer
concerning the Temperance work was largely
covered by another previously received and
already in type
"A full line Of white and Colored
Shirts at W. w. Harvey's. 25w4
-Mr. P. d Dickeuson, Of Shelby who has
had two years. experience in dental work has
been engaged by DR.. Hoibrook to assist him
the coming season.
The mother of the young man Fish, who
was killed at Rochester last week, died in
stantiy and without illness the next morn
ing after the funeral.
The hullless eats very readily mix with
common oats and cannot easily be cleaned
from foul seeds, and will not sell for twenty
five cents bushel where they are known.
The second term of the Union Schools
closes this week. The High School win hold
an exhibition on Friday commencing at one
o'clock Vacation will continue one week.
Harvey has got that new style Col
lar in Paper and Linen. 25w4
The NJ. E. Church choir deserve COM
mendation for their excellent singing. Their
articulation is almost faultless, making It
possible to hear distinctly nearly every word
spoken.
Class Of Baldwin University was married
March 11th to Miss Matte A. Owen a gradu-
ate in the class OF rs, and they have gone as
missionaries to India
Miss Lille Hittell, Of Berea is coming to
Wellington to teach music. She has some
reputation as pianist, and has successfully
conducted concerts where she has taught, in
Medina and elsewhere.
The meetings at the Disciple Church are
developing with a very good interest and SO
large an attendance SIS 10 necees'tate removal
to the Town Hall to accommodate the peo-
pie who desire to attend.
|--Prof W. r. wean's connection with the
Union Schools will terminate with the close
of the present school year, he having decided
to devote his entire time to the interests OF
the Citizens Mutual Relief Association.
DIR. F. N. Clark who Is travelling in Cali
fornia sends us late papers from that State,
for which he has our thanks. The people of
that section are not happy over the Pres-
dents veto of the Chinese Bill and propose
to make It warm for hiE.
Rev. DR.. Bsrrows of Oberlin celebrated
his golden wedding March 2oth, and the same
day his daughter Miss sallie Barrows was
n.-~sad ;c tb a cacora Corvrarat at;ana al Cbu rch
to Mr.. Edward Dummer, OF Boston. Mass,
thu father of the bride performing the cere-
mony.
Since the mammoth egg was brought to
eur office, a half dozen running to the oppo-
site extreme in size, and of all manner of
curious shapes have been presented us. E.
jackson brings a goose egg measuring 1881
SO inches in circumference and weighing II q
ounces
The walk on the East side Of North
Main Street ought to be replaced with q new
one and the walk on the north side of Taylor
st., also needs repairs. Many other places
are badly out Of order and we have waited
long and patiently expecting to see them fixed
up, and still we wait.
Permanent health is the greatest boon we
can ask. This can be insured as far as Neu-
ralgia, Rheumatism. Sciatics, Tic Doleraux,
Diphtheria and all nervous diseases are con-
cerned, by freely using "Lawson's Curative
the soothing properties of which will remove
all pain. Try it. Price so cents.
fifty" gold piece was passed out for Q cent at
Houghton's drugstore. We tried to have
the date made right before 1t was printed but
1t was neglected. However the person who
has the coin need not hesitate to come back
and get his change just the same.
DIR. Holbrook has had an extraordinary
run Of business of late, having made, inside
Of ten days, fourteen full dentures, four OF
which were on metal plate. One lady had
her teeth taken out and in an hour after left
the Office with full set of arti fetal ones in
her mouth. Fourteen were extracted.
Those Aurora gentlemen who were look
ing at the Bakery Corner with view to es
tablishirg g in the hardware, stoves and tinware
business have made the purchase aud will
take possession In July. We welcome them
to live business town. Move along and
give them q seat, there Is plenty of room
"A little child who is an inveterate pratt
tier shut her lips tightly and unaccounta
bly, refused to make any response to the
good-byes of q visitor who was leaving the
house. The reason afterward given for thii
spasm of reticence was that she "didn't want
him to know that one Of her teeth hadn'i
growed."
That Imported Orient Coffee we
have roasted and ground for US to order
so that our customers may have it fresh
and pure. (25t4) w. w. HARVEY.
"A private letter from VIM. Barnard OF
Kansas dated March 21st says: 1--WE are hav