The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-08

Don't fail to call for that 40 cen1
japan or Green tea at Houghton's. If
Baldwin, Laundon s. Co., have 8
new advertisement in the New London
Record. The boxes of goods delivered
by our drayman at their store warrants
the general invitation to the public tc
come and see.
Mrs. DeWolf, widow of the late
Matthew DeWolf, died at the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. Fred. Manly,
Tuesday night, after au illness of few
hours. She was So years old, and her
death may doubtless be attributed to her
age. We have no other particulars.
-Holloway's Pills and Ointment,
advertised in another column, will be
found at Houghton's drug store. They
have a reputation established by years
of use, and need no recommendation to
those who are acquainted with their
merits. Try them. 3l-4t
WIN. Morrow ha been appointed
agent for the Buckeye Mower and
Reaper; also the Tiger Rake and the
Aultman & Taylor Threshing Machine.
He calculates to attend to the agricul-
tural implement department and can
vass this township and Huntington.
Has sample machines at J. w. Wilbur's
stove snd tin store. 32tf
"A demented appearing man was
stalking it afoot" through the middle of
the street Sunday morning as people
were going to church, and as the con-
gregation was leaving the Methodist
Church after service, this smiling indi-
vidual peeked at them from round the
corner of the tower, and when all had
he cautiously followed toward
the Sunday school room.
The irrepressible wren with his
chatter was back the last days
of April, and May first, that other di-
minitive door-yard favorite, the yellow
bird, was singing in hi, old place, the
pear-tree, and the orioles were in the
budding NAPLES. We have not observed
these little friends so early before, and
think they made some mistake in their
time tables or winteredin some dense
near by.
Rev. w. B. Thomson has resigned
his pastorate of the Disciple Church in
this place, 10 go to charge in Wheel
ing, Va. In the three years he has lived
in Wellington, he has won the respect
and goodwill of our people for his ge-
nial cordiality and hearty cooperation
in every good work. He will be sue
ceeded here by Rev. j. b. Knowles of
o. Mr.. Thomson leaves
about the middle of this month.
An attempt to burglarize A. F.
Howks residence on Courtland Avenue,
on Wednesday night, last week, was
frustrated by the burglars making so
much noise that the family were aroused
and made such demonstrations as
frightened the intruders away-"Alf"
says, the old shot gun stands load
ed close at hand and some one will get
the full benefit of its contents without
notice if they attempt to burgle him
again.
Parties in need of specs or eye
glasses, whether in gold, silver or steel
frames, will still find n splendid assort-
ment at Houghton's. Remember that
we guarantee satisfaction and warrant
all our best frames against breakage
from any defect in quality. The lens
cannot be surpassed. There is abso-
Iutely nothing in the market superior
to them in clearness and perfection.
of all kinds done promptly.
33-2t
-lIr. Rynders, a prominent and we'll
known citizen of the St. Lawrence Hall,
Ia loud and enthusiastic in his praise of
Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia. The
joints i'm his limbs were so stiff that 1t
was with difficulty that he could walk,
and the Liniment cured him.
Sold by all druggists. Trial size % cts
Send for pamphlet to DIR. Giles, 120
West Broadway, N. Y. Sold by J. w.
Wellington, Ohio.
The ladies of the Disciple Church
invite all their friends and the frie nds
Of w. B. Thomson, to a social party at
the residence of Mrs. L. Kirk, on Tues
day evening next, for the purpose of
closing our engagement with our old
pastor, and forming the acquaintance
Of our new one, J. p. Knowles. The
ladies will be pleased to receive any do
nation that shall help them to discharge
all pecuniary obligation to Mr.. Thorn
son before lie shall leave them for his
new field of labor.
ID. A. willard, has, after making
arrange ments to go to Minneapolis,
Minn., to work in printing office, been
persuaded by w. r. Santley to take q
position in his business that will be
mutual advantage we presume, rs Mr..
Santley will secure q faithful and pains
taking accountant, and our late fore
man cannot fail to add to his business
practical experience that
will be of use TO him when he resumes
his calling.
Special reports to the Cincinnati Ga
zette from sixty counties in Ohio and
Indiana, give decidedly cheerful view
Of the grain prospects for the coming
season. The acreage of wheat, oats and
corn is largely increased over last year,
and Notwithstanding the fact that
spring crops are generally retarded by
the lateness of the season, there is
abunda ant reason for encouragement.
The prospect is reported excellent for