The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-11-04
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Thanksgiving Day will be Nov. 25th.

Thanksgiving Day will be Nov. 25th.
"A notice Of the death of DIR. Canaan was
received too late for this issue end win ap-
pear next week.
w. W. Harvey and T. R. Herrick each
advertise everything in the grocery line, and
Harvey sells clothing in addition.
The fashion of wearing the tiny gold
pig originated in Austria, where 1t is con-
sidered good luck to run across pig.
Mr.. Jonathan Braman, has purchased of
Mrs. Oiriing, property next to T. Dolands
carriage shop, and lots Nos. and on Car
penter street.
Parties who took papers of the newsboys
Tuesday morning without paying are re-
quested to call round with q nickel before
1t is forgotten.
Rev. 7. C. Druley, State Missionary, will
preach in the Universalis: Church at South
West Huntington November 21st, at eleven
In the morning and again in the evening.
Work on the new railroad has been
begun on the centre road just west Of the
town line, in the edge of Brighton The con-
struction is being pushed all along the line
with large force of hands, and We may
confidently look for the early completion Of
the road.
-Problem-A man has four hundred dol
lars and wants to purchase four hundred
head of stock Of the following kinds, paying
For Cows $1,000 per head.
Hogs 500 per head.
Gaasa On nar head
Answer next week.
The Live Stock Record says: ITO cure
| The epixooty, take one pound of gum
asafetida, mix with one gallon of boiling
water, stir till the gum is dissolved, let 1t
cool, strain and give one-haf pint every three
hours. twill relieve within twelve hours,
and give the horse good appetite.
We call the attention OF our readers to
the new advertisements in this number Of
the ENTERPRISE. D. Snyder tells the public
what he is doing and what he proposes to do
as a firstclass boot and shoe maker, and A
NJ. Fitch makes an interesting announce
ment to all in need Of clothing.
Election day was very quiet in Yelling
| ton. The Democracy were much less con-
one could Judge from appearances had al
ready settle down to the conclusion that the
| fight was a hopeless one, and should they
finally succeed we predict they will be quite
as much surprised as the Republicans.
Walter Avery has taken the agency for
Judge Tourgee's new book "The Invisible,
Empire" the most exciting book of the day
and will canvass for subscriptions in this vii
| lage and will also show it to any one who will
call at the Office for that purpose. Have
not space to notice the very hattering COM
mendations this book has received from
newspapers, and all who have read 1t.
The last campaign guns were fired by
| both parties in Wellington, in enthusiastic
mes,ings the evening proceeding election.
| At the Town Hall the Republicans called
out our prominent men who reviewed the
situation" while at RininCer's Hall the
Democracy reiterated their steadfast belief
in their peculiar articles OF faith, which TO
the other side seem monstrous and incredi.
BILE, aud unworthy tie confidence of sane
! and conscientious men. At this wiring no
man knoweta what the outcome will be, and
NO woman gets any satisfaction by iuterro-
eating her husband.