The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-06-19
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

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Cheap table at Frank. 3. Serags's.
Rev. B. J. Hoadley Of Brooklyn,
was In town Friday. e.ii
The very best groceries to be had
will be found at Harvey's. ae-4s
The remains Of old Mr.. Colver were
taken from here to sandusky last FRI
day, for interment.
White vests, IS cents and upwards,
at Harvey's. 36-+t
The sister Of Mrs. Albright, .
young lady from Delaware, o., Is visit
ing at the parsonage.
Alpaca coats, 81 and upwards, at
36-4t HARvKY's.
| Rev. Geo. Mather and family re-
turned last week from Hillsboro, after
q fortnights absence.
Large assortment of children's,
boys and mems straw hats, At
36-4t HARvKY's.
Rev. Z. Il. votaw of the Cong.
Church, Berea, has been rendered the
psstorste another year.
The large herd of Herefords owned
by G. and F. Parsons, Pittsfield, were
taken to the Greenwich Fair.
Gents hand and machine made
Shoes at FRANK B. SKRAGR's.
Rev. 8. L. Hanawalt Of LAGRANGE,
will exchange pulpits next Sabbath
with Rev. N. s. Albright Of this place.
Cleveland prices In Boots and Shoes
at FRANZ B. SKRAaE's.
-R. Cert Horr and Norton T. Horr,
arrived home from Cornell College.
Friday evening last, to spend the sum.
mer vacation.
Mrs. E. Kelsey died after an Ill
ness Of many months, Of coIsumption,
Saturday morning last. Funeral SER
vices were held on Monday.
Our assortment Is now complete In
clothing, from 10 cent linen collar to
q mammoth suit. w. W. HARVEY.
Rev. George W. Pepper will lecture
In the N. E. Church, Huntington, on
Monday eve., June 22d. Subject,
aAmerica and the Americans"
-uorse and buggy thieves are mot
uncommon, and now We hear that cat
tie thieves have driven OF four from the
herd Of Mr.. Simmons, Huron county.
Mrs. 4. n. Wadsworth Of Berlin,
Wisconsin. Is visiting friends and rela-
lives here. She was the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ithiel Battelle, residents
Of wellington In Its earlier days.
-Mrs. VIM. Hanson slipped and fell
Tuesday, and fractured her arm, and
the same day . child Of Mr.. Edison
Baird met with similar accident. Both
were attended By DR.. Hathaway.
The ladies Of the Disciple Church
will hold an ice cream social at the res-
idence Of Mrs. Port. Curtis, on Satur-
day evening next, where they will
be pleased to entertain all their friends. |
-Losr.-A prommisory note dated |
July 10th, 1869, made payable to Shu-
bad Smith, for amount Of $224.00, and |
due one year from date. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the same at this office. 3l-tf |
-Four tramps were put on train |
here one day last week and ornamented |
the lumber yard and other out Of the |
way places the rest of tho day. One Of
them represented himself to kind |
hearted woman IS q homesick youth |
and got q good supper thereby. |
Mrs. Gertrude jenkins, . step.
daughter OF Mrs. Benham. died at |
Pittsburgh and was brought to the fam
lily burial place in Woodland Cemetery,
Cleveland, within . week after Mrs. |
Howk's death, making the fourth death |
In Mrs. Benham's family In seven weeks.
e. and +. Parsons made . safe Of |
Hereford cattle 1t the Greenwich Fair,
so large rs to be worthy Of mention, IL |
amounting to the sum Of sl,62o. The
lot consisted of eight cows and six heif-
er calves, and were purchased by .
man from lafayette, Ind. One of the
cows sold for $400
The best argument that can be used /
In favor Of "Lawson's Curative" Is
that Il is used by physicians Of eminent
skill In their profession, and can al
ways b relied upon a. a safe, simple |
and effective cur Q for the many diseases |
referred to In the advertisement.
Ase1e sE .sgrE s.--- 35-6t
There is no description Of nervous |
diseases, rheumatism and neuralgia. |
headache or sciatcia, that will not sue
cumb 10 the healing and comforting Gu
rative properties Of "Lawson's Cura- |
tive" Without question 1t IL the only |
sure remedy that can be relied upon.
Mr.. N. B. Billings died at the resi- |
dence OF his son-in.lsw, B. p. Baldwin,
at II NJ, June l4th, 1879. aged SO years.
Funeral services were held ut his late
residence at z A. NJ, Monday morning,
conducted by Rev. n. s. Albright. The |
body wss taken to Strongsville, the for |
mer home Of the, family, for interment.
"A case Of assault and battery oc-
CURED In Spencer, Monday, between |
some young men named Snyder and q |
SON and hired man Of Rev. c. c. In
man. The former party came to- the |
residence of the latter and called the |
young men ont to punish them for some
supposed injury, and the hired man
named Parent, was somewhat roughly
handled. We understand the parties
have been arrested.
the entertainment on the |
evening OF the 18th, the horse and bug |