The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-10-23
AND MISCELLANEOUS

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all schools supplies is at Houghton's.
Everett 6 Starr have been putting
a new coat OF paint On their store front.
] Compressed yeast, same as used in
Vienna bread, at W. w. Harvey's.
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Call at Houghton's and and see his
been so low.
| Fred and Charley make that little
shaver of Harvey's slice all the dried
beef they sell. e.. 4-2w
For stationery, school books, and
all school supplies, go to Houghton's
drug and book store. If
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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WANTED. - Several secondhand
windows, frames and glass, the size
immaterial. Enquire of Hemenway &
Son. -s.. j
The Ladies Aid Society last week
had an unusually lrrge and pleasant
gathering, bcirg entertained at the
home of Mrs. J. P. Eidt, on Taylor
street. ..
For SALE OR RENr.-House and
lot on Hale Street. House contains
seven, rooms. Good cistern, etc. En-
quire Of D. A. willard, at w. r. SAINT
ley Is Co.'s Office. If.
The New London Record says that
within eight years not less that thirty
one deaths from accident and suicide
have occurred within eight miles from
that village, - S--...-teC- -s7 II
"A RECOGNIZED FAcr.-Dewey's is
the place TO gee yonr meals or lunch.
Oysters, raw, stewed or fried, and
pl e nty of them also Nc. ]. home made
pastry and tea or coffee.
Miss NJ. A. Clark makes nice fitting
cloaks and dolmans, as well as dresses.
Call at Mrs. A. ii. Palmer's millinery
rooms, aud leave your orders. Nice flt
guaranteed or goods paid for. 4-2t
II. c. Corbin wss arrested at Wester-
vile, o., charged with blowing up his
own hotel few weeks ago. At the
time it occurred it was charged to the
| temperance people.
Now is the time to get your Fall
and Winter hats and bonnets, and Mrs.
A. H. Palmer has them in all styles,
both straw and felt, and all goods usu-
ally found in a millinery store. AT
"A few Democrats attnnSel a Re-. {.
publican meeting at wrstfcId. think
ing tina. Col. Herrick would give them
aid end comfort by saying something
against r. A. Hor-, and were cha
grined when he spoke only in terms of
praise Of the next Senator.
An account of the silver wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. v. Brown has to 60
over till next week, as does also a letter
from Brighton. Their value will not
be seriously impaired by keeping,
though we should much prefer giving
| them a place this week.
I "A Cincinnati ii Enquirer Dispatch of
Oct. 1lth, from Charleston, West Va, =,
| gives an account of the shooting, by a
Cincinnati detective, of the murderer of
4 the assistant postmaster at Grafton, in
Now 1877. The man was seriously
wounded. Name not given. d .-l'' 40 E
The spire of the NJ. E. Church Is
receiving a new coat of paint, and any
day of late those who enjoy looking up
on tight rope performances and other
feats undertakeh at dizzy heights, can
feast their eyes by seeing that man
can work rs we'll as play, where most
people would have enough to do simply
to hold on. ~. ..a-s.ra ,. ID. .'-,7- - .-.
Some miscreant, last Thursday
| night, unfastened the pump-rod in the
Park, letting it fall into the we'll maxi
ing hours of work to get # raised 50
that they could resume legitimatejwork.
Such dastardly meanness US that de.
serves worse treatment than anything
likely to he visited on them in this
world. C4f ttGIE 4 L Z -
/ Mrs. Mary A. Livermore opens the
lecture course at New London, Satirr-
day evening, Nov. 1st, with her dis
course upon 'Snperfinpus w omen p Il
is sure TO be sood. 2 Mrs. ,Livermore is
strong, sensible. and very superior
woman, and one Of the most eloquent
and forcible of speakers, and we wish
] it was to Wellington she was coming
/ -Four or five young men who have
worked Lard tie biggest part of the
day Sunday to get two or three bushels
of hickory-nuts, don't like to be i'm
posed upon by meeting the owner OF
the trees on his way home from church
just as they are hurrying and sweatine
and tuggiug to get safely out into the
road and into some hiding place till he
can go by. what business has he to
come smiling along anyway and ask ing
in that embarrassing style il its q gooi
: day for hickory-nuts. The way thost
bags of shack went down and the alac
! rity with which the youths resolved
themselves into q 50 quatser's camp wa
d amusing to see. 5-sEl.'lr ...
N President aud Mrs. Hayes travelling
by special train to Columbus, stopped ter
, minutes Friday morning at this place
As many as heard Of 1t rushed to tn
station, anxious to see again, or for th'
| first time, the Chief Magistrate Of th'
Great Republic, and his wife, who ha
been several times mentioned by tn
+ newspapers as the first lady of the land
l The President stepped out on the plat