The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-04-24
Local and Miscellaneous.

Mrs. Hood is building an addition
to her house.
Don't let the printer be the las
man you pay.
Gasoline by the gallon or barrel a
Crank B. Serage's.
Reliable receipts for coloring giver
away with all dye stuffs sold at Everett
q Starts. 3l-4t
"A lady's pin was found by the wall
near the Disciple Church. Enquire ol
II. Bennett.
Don't fail this spring to replace
the dead shade trees with live ones
wherever 1t is required.
Frank Powers has decided to open
business on his own account. See
his card in this issue.
-FoR SALE.-A fine horse, seven
years old, perfectly sound, true, and
gentle. Inquire at this office. 3ltf
Fitch has nice Percale Shirts for
boys, cheaper than you can buy the ma
terials and make them at home.
For RKNr.-Two good brick houses
In the west part Of the village. In
quire Of C. w. HKMKNwAY.
-FoR SALs.-House on corner of
North Main and Vine streets, at great
sacrifice. Inquire Of
A. s. POWERS.
-Rube Miller, the colored man from
Bellevue, won In the foot race at New
London Tuesday. The race was for q
purss Of $500.
After the severe winter and conse-
quent loss of house plants, let those
who have a supply divide up and make
their neighbors happy.
Mrs. Butler, wife of the superin-
tendent of the Plymouth public schools,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. o.
Biggs. on Sabbath last.
Photographs of nearly 200 designs
to order from of the beautiful White
Bronze Monuments can now be seen
at the Office of R. N. Goodwin. 1t
-Orrin Dirlam, of Huntington, aged
81 years, had two bad teeth extracted
at DIR. Holbrook's Office last Monday.
His courage and nerve was equal to
his age.
DIR. McClaran has rented the
rooms in the second story Of o. NJ.
Stroup's building for an Office. We
think there are none In town 30 well
adapted to the purpose.
Agent Fisher offers to furnish coal
cinders to I'LL up the mud holes near
the depot, II the authorities will dis
tribute them. Wouldn't 1t be well to
accept his proposition?
The excavation for foundation and
basement of the new post office was
commenced last Friday, the Bunce
block having been previously removed
to the west part Of the village.
Mrs. A. II. Palmer has q card in
this issue announcing that she win
open a millinery store In the room for
merly occupied by Mrs. A. L. Dewey,
south of Baldwin, Laundon & Co. 8
store.
The fire in Mr.. Crosier's house was
not the fault Of the CRATE setting, but
from letting the ash pit get SO full as
to nearly reach to the floor joist, and
the hot Goals from below set fire to the
timbers.
We have printed receipts for color
ing with directions for use, which we
give to all purchasing dye stuffs at our
store. They have all had years of
trial and will be four reliable.
31-4t J.W. .HoUaHroN.
Ion Sunday last, the double team of
Hon. s. 8. Warner, hitched to a two
seated carriage and left standing in the
yard for q few moments, became
frightened and ran away, making al
most total wreck of the carriage.
!. ANY one who has tried has found 1t
a difficult thing TO arrange boots and
shoes to look well in q show-window.
Mr.. Hustled has succeeded in Overcom.
ing this by his elegant showcase.
c. 81. Bush may deserve some credit
just here.
-R. F. Jones, Of Wellington, has a
fine Jersey bull, bred by the noted i'm
porter and breeder, w. L. Gardner,
Norwalk, Ohio. 1t is thoroughbred
and is recorded in the American Jersey
Cattle Club Register, and is very fine
animal.
-Holloway's Pills and Ointment,
advertised in another column, win be
found at Houghton's drug store. They
haye reputation established by years
of use, and need no Recommendation to
thoee who are aquainted with their
merits. Try them. 31-4t
"A five hours walking match on
the fair grounds last Saturday, between
A. n. Slade, of Solon, and E. A. Brown
Of this place, resulted in the defeat Of
the former, he becoming exhausted at
the expiration of four hours and ten
minutes. Brown walked 20 lilo miles
and Slade 10 $40
"A colored man in the employ OF
DIR. McClaran, left for parts unknown
some time during Monday night; but
not until he had relieved Mr.. Jesse
FIenner, the DOCTORS next-door neigh
Dor, of a fine suit of clothes. A dis
patch from Columbus states that he
was seen In that city on Tuesday.
The friends of II. o. Biggs anG
wife made them a surprise crystal wed.
ding on the 10Th. anniv ersary of theiI
wedding, which occurred last Monday
evening. The company gathered at the
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