The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-02
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
School Books at Houghton's.

odist pastor at Huntington, sunday, Rev. Mr..
Smith being i'll.
School books, and all school supplies, In
new stock at Houghton's.
Has the order to trim trees been gen.
Council wait longer:
Pens, ink, paper, pencils, pass-books,
memorsndums, composition books and blank
books, In endless variety, at Houghton's.
The rustic swain feeding peanuts and
popcorn to the bedraggied and limpsy sweet
heart whom he fondly led, was not wanting
among the picturesque scenes at the Fair.
An persons having expense accounts
against the Wellington Agricultural Society
must present them to the Secretary ON or
before Saturday morning Of this week.
Found, on the street in Wellington, on
Thuaday of last week, an umbrella. The
owner can have It by calling on Chas. K, app,
of Huntington, and paying for this advertise
menf. :.
.-IIous lton has the best assortment Of
school books and school supplies in town.
AT the Bee Hive they will do business all
the time during the tear-up. The inside Of
the store remains the same rs usual, and you
can be served any time to any thing in their
line.
-Sixty.Gve Wellington people visited
Lakeside this season. many OF them spending
. week or more In attendance upon the Sum-
day School Encampment or Camp meeting
exercises. tf-r-V -HsFfr --r .r|
While our new building Is being com
pleted our stock Of stoves can be seen ut the
warehouse Of whitbeck Bros, North Main
street SMITH & JORDAN,
Propr's Of Bee Hive Store.
We hear 1t suggested by beef-eater that
the butchers Of Wellington ought to have =
room In the cold storage warehouse in which
they could cool and preserve their meat un-
IN Il was in . suitable condition 20 eat
The largest and chespest lot Of box paper
ct IIoughton's ever brought to Wellington.
The c., c., C. & l. Ry ought to be double
tracked Its whole length. The number and
length aud weight OF trains now passing
over 1t should necessitate close oversight and
constant repair TO prevent accidents.
"A carload Of geese that passed through
here sunday, made very emphatic their pro-
test against such close quarters on sultry
day We hope some humane society found
out whether they had any thing to drink In
that car.
Stationery of all grades and qualities,
cheaper than ever, at Houghton's.
Lost, Saturday evening, between J. W.
traits from sgoid locket The pictures were
probably ruined by the rain, but the glass
and rims, il found, would be useful only to
the owner. .-
That cloud that passed over Saturday
afternoon proved ~ be very effective
SPRINKLER, and did so much more in a few
minutes than our paid institution can In all
day that the latter temporarily resigned in its
favor and drove under the shed.
Hemp bags for school books, large size,
for Is cents, at Houghton's.
The Republican Club Room Is now open,
and the table well supplied with choice cam
paign literature. A cordial Invitation Is cx-
tended to all TO avail themselves OF Its privi-
leges. Regular meeting Of the Club next
Monday, at 80 p. n. All Republicans in
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IL these had been getatabie, seemed deter
mined 70 eess the quaiity OF goods SHOWN at
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Ito 70 HouRnton's ior scoooi supplies
ana ne VIII do you good.