The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

: For Hull's Gasoline Stoves, call OF
Frank D. Serage.
The funeral of Mrs. Dewolf oc
CURED Thursday afternoon.
The little son of J. C. Artz was yer,
Ill last week, with some liver aff ection
Don't fail to call for that 40 cen
japan or Green tea at Houghton's. If
FoUSD-A pair of ladies fine shoes
Can be had by calling at this office ant
paying for this notice.
The Ladies of the Congregations
Church, have rented a piano of Mr.
Vischer, for use In their church parlor
Reliable receipts for coloring giver
away with all dye stuffs sold at Everett
d Starr's. 3l.4t
The churches were beautiful with
flowers last Sunday, and readily sug.
gested themselves a. objects OF illustra.
ton.
I'VE still have q few of those good.
left such as We advertised last week
but they are going with rush.
Hustled Bros.
-Losr.-Between Mr.. Manley's and
II. E. Wclland's, gold broach. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving II
at this Office.
The illness Of the aged Mrs. woos-
ter Of Norwalk, was caused by conges-
tion CT the lungs. and she is still very
feeble and her recovery considered
doubtful.
The Park Is being leveled, prcpara-
tory to moving with lawn mower. In
order to keep the grass in good shape,
1t is desired that no game of ball be
played there.
Mrs. Wolcott, and her daughter,
Mrs. Dewey, came from Norwalk last
Thursday In a carriage, after getting
word by the II o'clock mail that Mrs.
VIM. Howk was Ill.
We ask an Inspection of our goods
and prices. No trouble to show goods t;
If we can't please you we will not
urge you to purchase.
HUsrKD Bros.
-Houghton his the latest, best, and
cheapest thing out In the line of pocket
maps of Ohio and other Western States.
They are indexed and any plan desired
can be found in a moment.
-On and after Monday next, Mrs.
A. FL. Palmer will be assisted by Miss
kittie Diehl, an accomplished trimmer,
who has had several years experience
with Isom & Foot, of Cleveland.
X-Miss Mary Cady has arranged and
framed under glass, a collection of
pressed flowers and grasses, all sent
from Missouri, that makes very deli
cate picture, and shows great patience
and taste in the grouping.
We clip the following recipe for
circumventing the then: A series of
lines of very fine wire strung across
an inch or two above flower beds ,lproves
= discouragiug obstacle to cats and hens.
The assortment of patent medi-
cines at Houghton's drug store, was
never more complete. Everything In
the drug, book, and notion line, at
bottom prices. 33-4t.
-Horr, Warner & Co., are extending
their cheese ware house south to the
sidewalk. An Office will be put into
the new part. Geo. Fisher. builder.
The old part will be raised about fifteen
inches.
Two articles on q new ordinance
with regard to peddlers and hucksters,
also communications from Penfield
Elyria and Rochester, are unavoidably
crowded out. We are sorry but cannot
help 1t.
We 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.
Slit j. w. HoUGHroN.
"A concert will be given by menu
bers of the Band, assisted by m usicians
from abroad, Friday evening Of next
week. A choice programme will be
and we hope full house
will be In attend ancc.
-Losr.-A prommisory note dated
July 10th, 1869, made payable to Shu-
bad Smith, for amount Of $224.O0, and
due one year from date. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the same at this Office. 3i-tf.
The article we published last we elk
on 'sThe Credit System Again." read
as though copied entire from another
paper. we,wrote every word of it, how
ever, and it applies right here at home,
the text being all that was foreign.
We are glad to learn that Mrs. r.
A. Horr and her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Hamlin, are both receiving benefit
from treatment at the Water Cure,
Cleveland. Mrs. A. n. Fitch has also
been there again. and came home Inn
proved.
-Holloway's Pills and Ointment,
In another column, will be
found at Houghton's drug store. They
haye a reputation established by years
Of use, aud need no recommendation to
ttoee who are aquainted with their
Try them. T-4t
we understand the Free Church,
lately know as the old Town Hall, will
move this week and 60 into active
business. Its history finds a parallel in