The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-12-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Spy of Atlanta.

Spy of Atlanta.
We wish all our readers a Merry
Christmas.
Shall the Wellington Band have a
new uniform?
Go to the new Cigar and Tobacco
Store, and get some of that so cent
Tobacco. S-tf.
MIR. Jessie Flenner's dialect as Jake
Schneider in "Spy of Atlanta" is simply
IMMENSE
-Ladies' Cloaks and Circles, latest
styles, cheap, $500 and upwards at
VIM. Rininger's. 12-4w
"A choice lot of Tobaccos at A. P.
Dimock's, At jobbers' prices. s-tf.
Pete in "The Spy Of Atlanta " begs
leave to inform you that " "Dars room
enough for all''
$. P. Hastings has just received
second twenty five lot of those favorite
Domestic Sewing Machines, for the hol-
iday trade.
Only four cars of live geese nov
ing eastward one day last week. They
surely are going to keep Christmas
somewhere.
The artesian well will be tried
once more this winter, with the hope
of getting plenty of water, or enough
| to fill the contract.
ALI colors of perforated board, also
gilt and silver card board, at Hough-
toms; also . very choice new lot of
scrap pictures for applique work.
1l-4t
--M,j. Bartley tells us that he seldom
meets with full cast for his play who
are all as good as the Ladies and Gents
who are taking parts in Wellington.
We notice that an overwhelming
amount of trade is being done by our
merchants, and many customers COM
plain that they cannot get waited upon.
When you are in town stop at A.
P. Dimock's cigar and tobacco store; !;
he has got something to show you. stf
| Tho unusual demands upon our
time and strength at this season of the
year, may account for any seeming
lack of sttention to the matter Of the
paper this week.
| Everett 6 Starr make their best
bow to their customers and the public
through an advertisement i'm our col
umns in this issue. They are having a
fine. Holiday trade, and are deserving
Of their success.
AT We 60 to press earlier than nsu-
al, so as to get the paper out of the way
Of Christmas Eve festivities, great prep
arations are going on at the churches,
decorating, arranging, receiving and
putting gifts on the trees.
| II will tell you what wonld be a
very acceptable holid'y present. Ore
of Harvey's warin scarfs, mufflers,
gloves. m,ttE, or even a silk han'lker-
chief. He says he will be in readiness
for the emergency this week. 1926
Our near neighbor, Mr.. Wight,
has a full corps of help. and all are
busy displaying staple holiday articles
TO numerous customers. Lcok ut his
elegant assortment of fine gools, and
note the prices; then of course you
| will not look further.
Editors, printers and all hands at
the, ENTERPRISE office were generously
remembered with wedding cake, fruit,
etc., when the marriage notices in this
paper were sent. The newly married
\ couples have the best wishes of the
ENTERPRISE family.
Notice the new. ad. Of the Domes-
tic Sewing Machine Company in this
issue. They have lately got out some
of the finest styles ever put on the
market by any sewing machine compa-
ny. They are on exhibition at Hast
ing's rooms, Benedict Block
The value of the series of articles
by Mr.. E. p. Roe, now appearing in
Scribner's Monthly, is not only appre-
ciated by thousands of people who arc
trying as amateurs to cultivate fruits
of different kids, but Is bringing word.
Of high praise from experienced horti-
culturists.
Warren Opt was arrested by Mr
Marshall, Monday, in Wood county
charged with stealing an overcoat from
Mr.. Gosling about two weeks since. He
is also wanted in Seneca county, on q
charge of forgery, for which he was ar
rested and broke Jail. As that case Il
Of greater consequence than this, h,
will probably be returned there fol
trial. He Acknowledges he stole tn,
overcoat.
porannal