The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-08
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

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only S2.OO at Hustled Bros.
Chaplain Collier is going to delive,
the address at Ashland, on Decoration
Day.
For lovely Spring flowers, and
lowest prices, see Josie Briggs millin.
cry.
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
home of s. p. Hastings, CORTLAND ave.
ne, yesterday.
An endless variety of Ladies' and
Gents Fine Shoes at
Hustled Bros.
-"Thrush and jay are trying trill
and roundelay. For the spring is fly-
ing and the month is May
w. r. Santley has purchased a one
half acre lot lying directly back of the
NJ. E. Church. Consideration, $500.
Reliable receipts for coloring given
away with all dye stuffs sold at Everett
& Starts. 3l-4t
Don't buy pair of Boots or
Shoes until you have examined our
stock. Hustled Bros.
We learn that Mrs. Hood and Mrs.
A. K. Hand presented to the Congrega-
tional Church the new communion set.
The Meadville Index is about to
publish the ninth tre-ennial catalogue
Of the Allegheny College Literary So
ciety.
Chaplain G. W. Pepper delivered a
lecture at Norwalk, which the Reflector
says was we'll received. by large audi
ence.
The Oberlin News says that Rev.
Shutter has preached to his charge a
series of sermons on the future state of
the dead.
The Rev. II. Tort.t, whose death
is mentioned elsewhere, was a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wadsworth at the
conference last fall.
The editors acknowledge with
thanks box OF nice wedding cake
from Mrs. Gates, and wish the young
couple prosperous voyage.
Sixty young women and five young
men were examined at Oberlin for
teachers week ago Saturday, and q
number from Wellington were among
them.
Some one borrowed key to the
NJ. E. Church of j. w. Houghton,
some six months ago, and forgot to re-
turn it. 1t was slightly twisted. Would
be glad to receive it.
-Chas. Currier has purchased new
dray and will do moving and hauling
of all kinds Of goods and merchandise,
and every variety of team work to order
at reasonable rates.
III anyone doubts the efficiency, of
advertising, we have only to mention
that late request in these columns for
girl to do housework brought four re-
sponses within week.
The African NJ. E. Church, Ober-
lin, caught fire May I'd. Furniture and
organ saved, building total loss. ORR
gin of fire unknown. Insured for $500,
on building and contents.
-The> assortment of patent medi-
cines at Houghton's drug store, was
never more complete. Everything In.
the drug, book, and notion line, st
bottom prices. 3S-4t.
"A team belonging to B. B. Herrick,
while attached to a scraper, took fright
and ran away, cutting the large cord at
the gambrel joint of the most valuable
one of the pair, rendering him pi acti-
cally useless.
Peach, pear ard cherry trees are
in blossom, but the air has remained
persistently cold, and if the weather
does not change before this copy gets
into print, We shall still pronounce it
very un-Spring-like Spring.
Every house that has cellar should
be thoroughly drained and all the de-
caying vegetables should be carefully
cleaned out. Negligence in this direc-
tion costs us more sickness than most
other causes.
rhe new sidewalk extending west
ffom Foot 6 Warmers livery stable,
across the railroad and on by the old
cemetery to the street running south,
will be duly appreciated by the people
living in that part of town.
I'VE 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.
@We notice in the line of improve
ments that s. X. Laundon has just COM
pleted q new side walk. The author
titles have also put In a crossing in front
of this office, which promises to be
more servicable than any before laid.
The Anchor Of Hope to those afflict-
ed with Diphtheril, Sore Throat, Dis
eases of tie Eyes and Ears, Burns,
Scalds, Swellihgs, in fact. all inflamma-
tory diseases, is undoubtedly "Lawson's
Curative" Keep it i'm your family for
ready use, you will not regret it.
The locomotive and seven of the
eleven cars, composing the freight
train wrecked near Shiloh, on Monday
Of last week, passed through last Satur-
day, on their way to the repair shops.
The remainder were either burned or
too badly damaged to be mado useful.
MIR. II. w. Trip has secured an
unusually fine job in painting, 1t being
no less than the residence of s. 5.
Warner, and other buildings amount
ing to five in all. We are glad he has