The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-09-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
New Goods at Frank B. Serase's.

New Goods at Frank B. Serase's.
The walls Of the new school build
ing are up and the foundation Il bet
ter piece Of masonry than We have had
done heretofore.
Girls can get nice school bags at
A. II. FrTcR's. Ia
Over one hundred people from
Wellington and vicinity, went to Gin.
cinnati on the excursion and spent
Tuesday at the Exposition.
We have got in q good assortment
Of new styles Of Hats, which we are
pleased to show. w. w. HARVEY.
5O-4t
Burglars attempted to enter J. II.
Wooley's, s. Arnold's and W. W. Har-
vey's dwellings Sunday night, and in
each case were frightened away, and
secured no booty.
Boys can get nice school bags at
A. II. FrrcH's.
The street crossing opposite Mr.
Powers was taken up Monday, to attend
to some sewerage repairs. A good deal
Of expensive turnpikins and putting in
of stone culverts has been done east of
town.
The lamp post at the corner of
Prospect and Railroad streets, has ex-
pired.
"Wednesday Oct. 1st. Hon. J. G..
Blaine will address Mass Meeting at
Elyria. 1t will be the grand opportu-
nifty to hear one OF the strongest and
most notable statesmen of the day.
Let every one who can, 60 and hear
him.
headquarters for school books and
all schools supplies Is at Houghton's.
Soft
Hon. James Monroe on his return
from Spencer and Sullivan last week,
favored the ENTERPRISE with a call.
Our Congressman Is looking well and
doing good service In informing the
people Of his district upon topics OF ma
tional importance, about which he is
entirely familiar.
"A box Of shoes, your choice for %
cents, at Frank B. Serage's.
j. w. wilbur bought large stock
Of eastern Stoves before the recent ad-
vance In prices. You can save money
by buying your stoves of him, as he
intends to sell at greatly reduced rates
from present prices. Remember that
a dollar saved Is better than two
dollars made.
For stationery, school books, and
all school supplies, 60 to Houghton's
drug and book store. If
MIR. E. West, since purchasing the
house formerly owned by Mr.. Colver,
has built new front porch and steps,
the stone work Of which Is not ex-
celled by anything Of the kind we
have seen in Wellington. The house Is
elegantly finished, has very attract
i've exterior, and is probably the finest
Of irs size in Wellington.
-wANrxD.-A competent girl to do
general housework. Permanent situa.
tion for one honest, industrious and cap
able. Enquire at this Office. If
The crowded state Of our columns pre-
vents our giving the NJ. E. Conference
appointments entire. The following
60 to new charges. E. Y. Warner,
Berea; w. G. Ward, Elyria; B. Hush
our, Avon; B. A. Disney, Lorain; E.
L. Tompkins, Granger; J. Torbet, Shi-
Lon I. II. Mcconnell, Wooster; u. Rich
ards, West Salem; F. s. Wolfe, wads-
worth.
Our new Fall suits will please you,
~ they are complete In At and style,
and what Is more we make no advance
In prices. w. w. HARVEY.
Mrs. A. II. Palmer 10 In constant
receipt of New Millinery Goods, and
has an assortment of the leading styles
Of Hats, Bonnets, etc., for the fall
trade. On or about the first of October
she will add to her business that Of
dressmaking. Having secured an &C
complished dressmaker from Cleve-
land, she would be pleased to have Q
call from those who need anything In
that line.
We have q few odds and ends which
we will sell xt cost, and some even less
than cost, to make room for winter
goods. w. w. HARVEY.
60-4t
Of the finest stocks Of Boots
Shoes, Rubbers, etc., ever offered to
the people of Wellington, are offered
low ut Frank B. Serage's.
An art critic of wide o bservation In
this country and Europe, writing about
the paintings exhibited at the Tri-State
Fair, for q Toledo journal, mentions
"Andromache" painted by s. s. Hough-
ton Of Wellington, first in the list of
ssrare excellence" which was q mark
of great favor, considering the fine col
lection shown there. Another writer
of Judgment and experience says of It,
''no painting on exhibition seemed
more to attract the popular attention
and praise than "Andromache." His
painting of Queen Esther preparing to
20 before the King, was accepted by the
Art Committee, and Is ON exhibition at
the Cincinnati Expedition.
Personal.