The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-06-12
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

The Two Orphans! Tomorrow
night.
Ladies Walking Shoes at
FRANK B. SKRAGx's.
Alpaca coats, 81 and upwards, at I.
36-4t HARvKY's.
The graduating exercises of the
High school come of June Goth. Ex-
aminations are In progress.
Large assortment OF children's,
boys and mems straw hats, at
36-4t HARvKY's.
Hiram Tripp has secured large job
Of painting for Mr.. J. 8. Case. He
says business never was more Lively.
Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes,
81. 90, at FRANK B. SKKAaK's.
Mrs. w. r. Santley read q very
interesting historical paper at the AL
umni meeting of Baldwin University,
last Thursday evening.
| Our assortment is now complete In
clothing, from 10 cent linen collar to
a mammoth suit. w. w. HARVEY.
36-4t
| DO not forget to ttend the meet
ing called for the organization OF .
Rep ublican Club, on Monday evening,
June 10th, at the Town Hall.
Cheap Table at
| FRANK B. SERAaR's.
The NJ. Z. Church Social, to-mor-
row evening, is to be at Mr.. Lewis
Bennett's. An interesting programme
is arranged for the evening,
Mr.. L. Rowell has suffered from an
other aud severe attack of heart diff
Guilty the last week, and has been con-
sidered in great and Immediate danger.
Deacon Rush, many years resi-
dent Of Spencer and more recently Of
Huntington, has been very Ill for sew
eral weeks and Is not expected to recov-
er.
Farmers who intend to purchase a
Mower or Reaper, will do we'll to call
At Machine Shop and Foundry and zee
the Wm. 'Asom Wood machine. Ben
nett Bros. Sole Agents. r. ..-r
lNBy q vote of seventy. five for to
four against, the school district of
Wellington village have decided to
have another new school building,
either separate, or built as q wing to
the main High school building.
-Losr.-A prommisory note dated
July 1sth, 1859, made payable to Shu-
bad Smith, for amount Of $224.00, and
due one year from date. The a ndcr
VIII be suitably rewarded by leaving
the same at this office. 3l-tf
The widow of John F.Wooster, who
has been failing in health for some time.
has been much worse the last twelve
days, and her life has been despaired
of. Her son Arthur was sent for, and
came from Chicago to assist at her bed
side.
The best argument that can be used
In favor Of "Lawson's Curative" Is
that It Is used by physicians Of eminent
skill in their profession, and can al
ways be relied upon as q safe, simple
and effective Gu, for the many diseases
referred to In the advertisement.
| In q local few weeks ago, an
erroneous impression was made that
Geo. Fisher, builder, was responsible
for the want of architectural proper
ton In new wing built to house OF
L. B. Sprague. 1t was made - direct
ed blythe proprietor, aud no one else Is
responsible If there Is any fault.
| We acknowledge the receipt Of m
exceedingly tasteful invitation to the
class-day and commencement exercise:
Of Dennison University, which Is te
take place June 18th and 26th, with the
compliments Of our young townsman
Harry H. Carpe nter, whom We congrar.
ulate on having completed his college
course.
We lea rn from the Hudson Enter
lprise, that Mr.. e. whitcomb, our for.
mer typo, after experimenting thu
erection of the works at the sugar oi
milk mandatory at Hudson, and got
ting them into running order, goes r
Cleveland to take position In thu
homeopathic pharmacy Of the sama
proprietor. Tho sugar which Is manu-
factured from the whey is used almost
exclusively in the preparation Of HON
eopathic medicines, and has formerly
been obtained from Europe.
Elegant hair is woman's crownins
beauty. when 1t fades she fades n
well. While 1t Is kept bright. her per
sonal attractions are still maintained
BY preserving the hair fresh and vigor.
Gus youthful appearance Is continued
through many years. Those who griev'
over their fading hair turning gray to;
early, should know that Ayers Hail
vigor prevents 1t, and restores gray or
faded hair to its natural color. It II
clear and healthful preparation, con
tanning neither oil, dye, nor anything
deleterious, and imparts to the scalI
what Is most needed-a sense Of pleas
ant and delightful freedom from sour
or dandruff.-New Berne IN. CO. Times
fThe center Of attraction a good
portion of the last week has beel
J about the place q well is being bored
at the North end of the public square
1t would be hard to find q time whel
the men are at work, that there are no
twenty to fifty seated on the fence o
lying on the grass, superintendini
: them. Some OF US who have looked
long and anxiously for some one to d.
little jobs OF gardening, etc., and failed