The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-04-01
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

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See those robby hats! Harvey has
them.
II. Wadsworth & Son pay cash for
white ash lumber.
Dress Silks in blacks and colors,
cheap at WIN. RN1NaKR's.
2S-st y.
-FoR SALE. Three choice cows.
Enquire Of A. B. Hayes, Penfield, o.
Bennett Bros. & Co., pay 90 cents
per hundred for scrap iron. 26-tf
New York State patent process
Buckwheat Flour, 81 cents per pound,
at Hamlin's. 20 St
w. FL. Serage moves into James PEN
fields house this week, the latter with
his family going to Elyria TO reside.
-FoR SALE.-Small but very desira-
BILE house and lot on Cortland Aevnue
VIII be sold at bargain If sold soon.
Apply to w. F. Stevenson. 26tf
Mr.. s. Powers, Merchant Tailor,
has just received nice lot Of Spring
goods, and Ia prepared to make and
trim them In the atest style. 2,-tf.
Ninety cents per hundred for scrap
iron, At the Foundry.
Mrs. Thedoc.a Howk, aged 76, Wild
ow Of Alanson Howk, died yesterday
morning, suddenly Of paralysis.
Tho Bsston City Shirt is the best
shirt in the market. Harvey keeps
them. 80 2s-3t.
The rag-ball party at the NJ. E.
Church parlors last week, netted $50,
and brought besides a great deal of
| amusement and sociability, everyone
reporting a good time. 81
-rruuks, zinc, leather and wood,
"cheap." one dollar and upwards, at
aS-6t WV. RrSrSoxR,s.
by bills printed at this office, we
learn that Mr.. J. A. Braman will sell
at auction next Saturday, at his resi-
dence, q portion Of his furniture and
household goods. preparatory to their
removal West.
Carpets In new designs. handsome,
cheaper than can be purchased In
Clevelan,,, at WV. RN1xKER's.
2S-6t
~. w. Moore, of Spencer, has lately
opened an extensive assortment Of
goods, and Is giving prices to suit the
times and the purses Of his customers.
He guarantees satisfaction to all who
may wish nything In his line. r.
Those imported coats and vests at
Harvey's, are not equaled in our mar
ket. 2s-3t
-Ifyou want to zee the largest stock
Of Clothing for the size Of the room,
step In ut Harvey's. 2
Newspapers all over the country
are cautioning each other against couu-
terfeit 500 notes on the Pit.sburg Ma
tional Bank OF Commerce. The gener-
al public may consider II sincere de-
sire to promote each others wei fare,
but this assumed familiarity with 800
notes will never mislead one Of the
craft.
The stock of furnishing goods for
gents is complete in every particular,
at Harvey's.
-R. N. Goodwin, Insurance Agent,
Collector and Conveyancer. will be
fo'lnd until further notice In his office,
enc door west of the Bank. +Applica-
tions for Insurance with the Ohio Far
mer Insurance Company, written at
Company's lowest rates. An business
entrusted to his care win receive
prompt attention. 9s-tf.
An those knowing themselves to be
indebted 10 the undersigoed, are re-
quested to call at once aud settle.
s28-tf W. II. SxxAeE.
Mr.. q Mrs. r. Peabody were SUR
prised BY . company of their church
people Monday evening, who went In to
pay their respects to them before their
departure tor Greenwich, where Mr..
p. is to have charge OF q planning mill to
be put mp there by d. L. Wadsworth q
Bailiif.. Mr.. p. has been for twenty
years very useful and esteemed mem
ber Of the n. Z Church, and It Is real
loss to have such families leave, because
their places are not easily filed.
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we take pleasure In noticing the
successful and growing business estab-
llshed last year by H. Wadsworth &
Son. They have ut different times been
adding to their machinery. until now