The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-30
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Hon J. Il. Dickson discussed political
questions at Henrietta. Tuesday evening.
Extra new timothy, clover and seed
wheat. at Il. B. Hamlin's. SIS
"A few copies of the ENTERPRISE Of last
| week are needed to supply the demand at
this office.
We call attention to the new ads In
this number: "Dressmakipg," and Wooster
& Adams Fifty Dollars"
Paul Dumas, veteran of the 103d Ohio
Volunteer Infantry, lately dropped dead of
heart disease at his home in Elyria-
The press Of matter that came in Tues
day morning obliges us to condensc almost
everything that finds place in our columns.
Mrs. E. o. Foote has vine Of the
| passion-aower which has bloomed freely
this year, as 1t has done for several seasons.
Farmers, when you have used enough Of
cheap, bogus fertilizers, 60 to H. B. Hamlin's
and get the reliable Forest City, guaranteed
strictly pure. 514
Parties desiring to purchase o good
carriage should attend the sale at the late
residence OF VIM. Howk Esq, next Satur-
day at 10A.M.
-Housekeepers are directed to the ad-
vertisement in another column, of the Steam
Grocer, where they win learn something to
their advantage.
The Ohio section OF the woman's Branch
of the Mission Board of the Interior holds
its annual meeting at Painesville, in the Con-
gregational Church, Oct. 18th and 14th.
Change In the season makes changes in
the styles. Those wishing to learn of the
changes in ho;h millinery and dress making,
can get such information at Mrs. A H.
Palmer's. 51tf
The Ladies Aid Society which met at
Mrs. j. II. Woolley's yesterday aftern oon,
should not be confounded with the informal
social gathering for Ministers, citizens, and
church people at j. w. Houghton's to night.
by new arrangement Of the counters,
J. Il. Wight's fine stock of silverwsre and
jeweiry shows OF to better advantage than
ever before, and another showcase added
makes the largest and best display Of such
goods ever seen in Wellington.
s--Lost-A white and brown striped sum-
mer shawl on the 9th of September, between
the centre Of huntington and Geo. Lashels,
one mile eouth. The finder will please leave
1t at this Office or with A. j. Burell Hunt
ington.
III our correspondents would write
plainly with ink, 1t would save great deal
Of editorial labor in rewriting manuscript
Pencil marks after going through the mails
are very illegible, and fiourishes are entirely
out Of place in copy .fiom which to set
type.
NO one who has become accustomed to
using our fountain pens would ever think Of
doing without one. They are neat, clean,
handy, and the most serviceable pen in use.
They cost no more than o frst-class gold
pen. A warrant from the manufacturer goes
with each pen.
g. II. Norton, OF Pen6eld, brought In
some very fine potatoes, one Of which
weighed two pounds, and specimens of the
Jonathan, Belmont Peck's pleasant, Nor
tons Melon, Baltimore Belle, Taulpehockin,
Northern Spy, Pound sweeting, and Porter
apples, all of which were in quality and
numbers good enough for q fair.
Mr.. r. F. Jones started out with SUBJ
scription paper soon after the burning of Mr..
]. Crabtree's slaughter house by which he
- L.. - L..
dollars, and in less than half 0 day obtained
more than one hundred dollars from our
citizens-a testimonial Of their sympathy
with Mr.. Crabtree in his losses.
The Springfield (Ohio) Republic has
been talking about Us. In the daily Of last
Friday, commenting upon the ENTERPRISE
in entering upon the fi:th year under its
present management, says very comph-
mentary things of Its editors and further,
that although published in a small town."
the ENTERPRISE ais well edited, and is really
one OF the best country papers in Ohio"
The Republic has placed us in excellent
company, In which we should feel fattered
to deserve to be classed.
"A daughter OF Mr.. Henry Tucker, died
last Friday of jaundice. Funeral services
were held on Sunday. A post mortem ex-
animation conducted by DR.. McLaren in the
presence Of Drs. Johns, Rust Hathaway,
and Houghton, revealed the presence of
tubercular deposit In the glands In the near
region of the liver and upper portion of the
bowels, the growth of which had excited in
namation and liberation of the mucous
coats Of the duodenum and the entire
adhesion of the gall ducts, and preventing
any passage of bile from the liver to the
bowels. The consequent absorption OF the
poison, from which death occurred.
For Sale - New Sewing Machines. Il
Two machines that have been tried Just
enough to know that they do good work and
New Davis" an excellent Hghtrunning ma
chine, in perfect order, pearl inlsid, 10 draw
ers. fall-leaf, one Of the handsOmest cascd
machines the company has sent out. The
other is new Wilson Machine, 8 drawers,
drop-leaf, walnut case, and has some sdvan-
tages over any other machine. Either ma
chine for sale at a bargain. Enquire at the
ENTERPRISE office.
1t Is not safe to say what the weather is,
or speak of 1t In the present tense previous
10 the day OF publication; but it is evident
on every side that at no true perhaps this
year have the wells, cisterns and streams
been so near failiog. Wellington has a very
limited supply Of water. We have heard
something TO the effect that 1t is wise to pro-
vide in time Of plenty for future deficiency.
The water supply could be greatly increased,
and 1t is pity to be so oinconvenienced when
90 much has been allowed to run to waste
"UP from the fields, where dropping grain
Up from the groves and forest glades
Where Quivering leaves droop pale and dying;
Up from the valley. hill. and plain,
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