The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-01-08
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
THAT Boys Sister," at the n. E.
Church, tomorrow nsght. p

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-"That Boys Sister," At the n. E.
Church, tomorrow nsght. p
"A choice lot of Tobaccos at A. P
Dimock's, at jobbers' prices. s-tf.
Go and hear DR.. J. II. Vincent tell
about sSrhat Boys Sister,"
Mr.. II. Aoochler, Deputy Sheriff
of Madison County, N. Y, was in town
last week on special business.
If you would be made both merry
and wise, listen to what Vincent has to
say about ''Thst Boys Sister"
Go to the new Cigar and Tobacco
Store, and get some Of that so cent
Tobacco. s-tf.
/ The death Of Mrs. Jas. Webber,
whose two sons are pupils here, was
announced in school Tuesday.
When you are In town stop at A.
p. Dimock's cigar and tobacco store !;
he has got something to show you. stf
One night last week as the watch
man was masking his rounds he found
the door to Mr.. Austin's store unlocked,
and key In the door.
Anyone who has heard DR.. j. H.
vincent's celebrated lecture on "That
Boy" will wish to hear what he has to
say concerning the young lads sister.
I've find It impossible to make
racm for the communication from
Spencer, giving an account OF the mar
riage Of Miss Mary Eglin. Will give
1t room next week.
We condense, leave out other mat
ter, and do all We can to,mrke room
for communications, of which we have
an unusual number, and thank our
friends for the interest taken.
-Holders of season tickets to the
-Ladies' Lecture Course viii find plot
Of the II. Z. Church at ]. w. Hough-
tons, where they may call and select
seats for the lecture on Friday evening.
by the Lorain Times We learn that
the Cong. pastor, Frank McCounaughy,
was given . supper and social at the
parsonage, New Years Eve, at which
time handsome easy chair, and . hat
rack were presented him.
The water washed out q colvert on
the indianapolis division of the C. C. C.
& Ry., Tuesday. Ono engine and
nine freight cars run into 1t. The fire.
man was killed, the engineer is not ex.
pected to live, and one brakeman has
not yet been found, -r 4.
.-SundAy night George Howk filled
his coal stove, left the draft on and
went to neighbors intending to return
soon and regulate it; but coming in
two hours later founi the stove at
white heat, the bird suffocated, the
plants baked and the walls scorched
rich brown. s-.
-Gentlemen, when you close I'D
your places of business at night, leave
your hand-carts. wheelbarrows and
bulletin boards on the side walk for
people to run against in the dark.
They will make some pleasant remarks
about you, and if you don't find them
In the morning you can curse the light
watch for not attending to his business,
and protecting your property.
Last Saturday night, GRge, the
little Dutchman, got drunk and wanted
to lean against Marshal Crane and tell |
him all his secrets. That worthy said, |
Get out, I don't want you to elobber |
Ill over mel" But George thought he |
must tell him what . good Dutchmau
he was, and persisted in his friendli-
ness little too long. aud was marched |
toward the lookup faster than he ever
vent for his dinner. and the nearer he |
got the harder he cried 'fOhl you must |
excuse me If you please" It was of
no use, he had to 60 in. About eleven
o'clock he came out minus q pint of |
and wiser Dutchman.
That device built in the second |
story Of mans vest and miscalled q
ought to te RECONSTRUCTED
made deeper and stronger, and named
over to conform to its uses as a recepta-
lie for lead pencils. If the tailors,
and reasonable beings
hat they are, should ever see q tyro
working out lost lead-peneils from be-
tween the linings, or putting on an ad-
3ition to the depth of the pocket,c G: try
ing to mend neatly the holes worn in its |
lark depths, they would each hasten to
be the first to depart from the old paths,
make that pocket as it should be, and
70 help to economize the worlds good
nature and save adiectives and inter-
ections for moro serio0s matters. - ka