The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-09-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

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cheap, at FRANK B. SKRAaE's.
-Berea reports a large number Of
new students at the opening Of the Fall
term.
For boots and shoes, 90 to
FRANK B. SERAaE's.
-IIead-q uarters for school books and
all schools supplies is at Houghton's.
Soft
"A new crossing was put in between n
B., l.. & Co.'s corner and Benedict's
block, last week.
-Misses' and children's school shoes
at FRANK B. SERAaE's.
Henry Sprague lately sold twenty
spring calves for $500; extra good
calves or a remarkably fine sale.
For stationery, school books, and
all school supplies, go to Houghton's
drug and book store. If
Table and hand lamps, chimneys,
etc., have been added to F. T. Smiths
regular stock, and also to his s and 10
cent counter.
Genuine Vienna bread sold only Mt
50-2t W. w. HARv1Y's.
Punching holes in United States
money is now punishable by two years
imprisonment and $4,000 for every Of
tense.
We have got In a good assortment
of new styles Of Hats, which we are
pleased to show. w. w. HARVEY.
50-4t
the diagonal crossing on r. r. street.
running from Horr & Warmers Office
southwest; either take It mp or put down
q good one.
Our new Fall suits will please you,
as they are complete in fit and style,
and what Is more we make no sdvance
in prices. w. w. HARVEY.
IF. T. Smith has lately planked In
front of his place of business, making a
convenient place for hitchirg teams,
and has also put in. new hitching posts
aud rails.
The reftting Of Russell's mills
guarantees that the new lot of Russell's
best -four just received at Harvey's. is
better then ever. SOFT
We are under obligation for favors
extended by the secretaries Of the fair q.
one to be held at West Salem, Oct. Is t
and I'd, and that of Berea, Sept 23d,
24th and 25ih. -l --la
We have few odds and ends which
we will sell at cost, and some even less
than cost, to make room for winter
goods. w. W. HARVEY.
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DIR. Holbrook has rented aud is 1T
ting up the second story Of the post Of
flee for dental rooms, and Will have
them ready for occupancy about the
middle of October.
The funeral services of MISS Lois
Adams were held at the residence of
her brother-in-law, r. r. Jones, at l
O'Clock, Monday afternoon conducted
by her pastor, j. A. DAILY. .-E
I'm casting about where to 60 for
Fall and Winter goods to fit up for the
season, our readers will consult the
advertising columns of the ENTER
PRISE, and then go and see the new
goods constantly arriving at our stores.
About 375 pupils are enrolled on
the class-books Of our Union schools
this week, and happier, more enthu-
siastic company than such a troop Of
bright faced, cleanly and neatly
dressed boys and girls, one would not
wish to see.
"A young lady student at Berea,
opened letter with the usual hand
writing and postmark, but on opening
it found It only contained an order for
books instead OF "his" sweet words.
Now the question IL what unhallowed
bookseller read the other one.-Berea
Advertiser.
kMoet men at seventy three are laid
aside from heavy or continuous days
work. E. o. Foote, one day last week,
took from the machine and put into
bags over 500 bushels of oats, which
would have made steady business for a
young man 20 accomplish the came re-
sultfn the same time.
| EWe learn that Mrs. Kennisou, wife
Of the new Superintendent of schools,
Is an accomplished musician and teach
er of both vocal and instrumental mu-
sic, and of landscape painting in oil, and
that she will soon arrange to give her
time 10 ihstructing in these branches.
II will be fine opportunity fer those
wishing to pursue these studies In art.
We have used for two months or so
the Windsor coffee pot, manufactured
by Hubbard & McClary, Windsor, Vt.
The ground coffee Is held In q perfo-
rated metal that does not corrode or
discolor the coffee, and which is sus-
pended In such . way that the boiling
water percolates through 1t and no set
tling is necessary. J. w. Wilbur has
them for sale.
We have reset our busin ess notices
on the first page of our paper in new
type and new style, adding much to
their appearance. The number of our
business men represented there il
largely increased and we hope to mako
still further additions. Keep your
names before tho public. It will not
fail to increase your busiues, and should
be 80 full as to be complete directory
of Wellington business houses.
| "A fresh blossom from the vine
known as the passion flower, was shown
us the other day by Mrs. Holbrook. We