The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-22
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Band Concert tomorrow evening
Sec cheap table of Boots and Shoes
at Frank B. Serage's.
j. w. Wilbur has new sign which
eclipses anything Of the kind in town,
Remember the Band Concert to-
morrow evening, at the Town Hall.
Mrs. Martha Sage Bailey is spend
ing few days in town, visiting friends.
Don't fail to attend the Eand Con.
cert, at the Town Hall tomorrow
night.
MIR. John Crabtree has been seri-
ously i'll with erysipelas during the
past week.
w. S. Franks, lately presented the
NJ. f. Church Choir with a new An
them book.
MIR. A. Bradbeer has just returned
from Michigan, where he has been to
attend the funeral of his father.
| "A fine line of Ladies' Walking
Shoes, in Button and Ties, at
| FRANK B. SERAGE's.
MIR. A. II Leecc, wife, and two
children, are visiting at his sisters,
Mrs. John F. Crowel's.
| MIR. Rowell is suffering from heart
disease, and DIR. Smith has been in
daily attendance of late.
Ladies' Misses and Childrens'
Shoes In great variety, at
FRANK B. SERAGE's.
MIR. Allyn's new shop near Wads-
worth's planning mill, is now complet-
ed. He has already secured work to
occupy him for the season.
| Persons who haye examined the
soil for young grasshoppers, find
enough to convinc, them that ''theIe
are millions in it.''
WANrED.-To exchange history OF
Lorain County for wood. Am not par
ticular about the quantity or quality.
Call on EUGENE ROBINSON.
Some efficient means of laying the
dust this season would be grateful to all
homes near the business portion Of town.
Could we club together and secure it at
a small expense to each individual.
We have a cheap table in full blast.
IT you wish to buy shoes at half price
call and look 1t over. Customers say
they "never hearn tell' of such prices.
Hustled Bros.
-Shubael Smith has taken himself
and family to Lakesiie for the season,
for pleasure and profit. He win super.
intend the erection of four cottages for
citizens Of this place.
Mrs. John Lind r, whose sickness
We mentioned, died NJ 'nday evening.
Funeral services conducted by Rev. N.
s. Albright, assisted by Rev. G. Mather,
were held Wednesday at 10 A. NJ.
IVA team belonging to Mr.. Edward
Wack, of Oberlin, ran away Monday
evening, throwing him against hitch
ing post, and infiicting injuries from
which he died in about one hour.
MIR. VIM. Cushion, ST., was thrown
from load Of straw in the east part OF
Penfield. and severely injured. From
present indications he v i'll probably be
confined to his bed several days.
The assortment of patent medi.
cines at Houghton's drug store, waf
never more complete. Everything In
the drug, book, and notion line, Al
bottom prices. 33-4t.
The drought seems to extend ovel
a large portion of the country. Gras'
comes along rapidly, but the gardens
cannot start much now that they ar,
ready, without more moisture.
The sudden death of her sister
Miss Webster ,. together with her owl
illness, has very seriously affected
Mrs. Charles Bowers, and her menta
and physical state gives great anxiet,
to her friends.
We have printed receipts for color
ing with directions for use, which w
give to all purchasing dye stuffs at on
store. They have all had years o
trial and will bOfound reliable.
Slit j. w. HoUGHroN.
Tho Cha grin Falls Exponent o
May 18th, thus announces the acces
sion of the bride to her adopted family
GA Hefty Infant" May lst, to Mr.. an,
Mrs. C. S. Gates, of Brooklyn, Ohio,
daughter; weight las pounds"
-Losr.-A prommisory note date,
July 10th, 1869, made payable to Shu
bad Smith, for amount of $224.OO, an,
due one year from date. The fnde
will be suitably rewarded by leavin
the same at this Office. SIT
MIR. w. ". Bailey has just finishe
a horse barn for Lyman Sprague. whic
is pronounced by good judges to be tn
finest in the town. He has also adde
wing to Mr.. Sprague's house, said I
be most too large for the body Of tn
house, and to detract from its architect
rel proportions, otherwise good job.
K-The death of Mr.. and Mrs. wu
Howk breaks up the home. no one bt
ing left to occupy it or keep togethe
the aceGmulations of a life time. 1t
very sad, and an incident that seldor
occurs, to have home thus left desG
late, and family obliterated entirsl
within few weeks. The loss TO tn
neighborhood will be greatly felt.
WIN. Morrow ha bsen appointed
agent for the Buckeye Mower an
: Reaper; also the Tiger Rake and tn
, Aultman & Taylor Threshing Machine
a. He calculates TO attend to the agricu