The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-10-07

10 tnOrOugn nanC- inquire at nrst mousse
south of the Union schooihouse, Wellington.
&C. W. Horr is building large addition to
Mr.. Renel Lang's house Ca6x3O), which will
be occupied by J. B. Chapman, who has sold
Mr.. Horr his residence east of Warren Wells.
For q woman's peg calf shoe, go to
Frank B. Serage's.
The attention OF our readers is directed
to the new advertisements OF Baldwin, Laun-
don Co, Dry Goods W. W. Harvey, Gro
ceries and Clothing; Morrow & Co., Real
Estate; j. h. Woolley, Clothes Wringer.
Have you seen the great bargains on the
twenty five cent counter at Mrs. A. SCOTS!
Lost between Wellington and Hunting
ton, on the evening OF Sept so, partly
loaded revolver. A suitable reward will be
paid IL returned to B. d. Noble, at Baldwin,
Laundon & Co.'s, or to C. II. Stone, Litch-
field, Ohio
We shall be ready for business in our
new store on Saturday. Smith lS Jordan,
Proprietors Bee Hive Store.
Smith & Jordan's new building is now
receiving the finishing touches, and will be
ready for occupancy next week. They will
have grand opening when they get estab-
lished in their new quarters, of which the
public win have due notice.
Have you been to Mrs. A. II. Palmer's
dressmaking roomsS II not, there's the
place to go to have your dresses and wraps
made up in the latest styles. Miss Clark is
good at designing new and becoming novel
ties. Sf
"A. n. Fitch is on hand with new lines Of
goods, which especially interest The ladies.
His advertisement was too late for this issue,
but will appear next week. In the mean
time, go and see what fine and cheap eloaks
and winter wraps he can sell you.
The speech of Gen. E. 8. Myers, last
week, was admirable-one of the best, il not
the very best, Of the campaign. 1t pleased
everyone except the Democrats, and some
Republicans who we've frightened at what
they call the exhibition of the bloody shirt
Too bad
Mr.. A. s. Powers has got a new and fine
lot of cloths for gentlemen's winter wear,
for business and dress suits, which are very
promptly and satisfactorily. We are glad to
know that he is building up good business
in custom work.
Last Excursion.-Just think of 1t! At
lanta, Ga, and return, for $16.15. Tickets
good going Oct. 14th to 18th, inclusive; good
to return until Oct. S1st Tickets good via
lines that take you through some Of the
most famous tattie-grounds. Stop one
train 1t Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain.
81. Fisher, Agent. Wellington.
Mr. John Wilbur's son Karl met with a
serious accident on Thursday of last week.
He was out exercising the family horse,
which became frightened at something and
ran away, throwing Karl of, dislocating his
shoulder, and otherwise shaking him up.
Drs. Rust and McCla.en put his bones in
their normal condition, and, beyond being
pretty sore, he Is doing well.
Those who believe that sthe leopard can
not change his spots," !" ETC., ETC., are requested
to note o Garfield and Arthur flag, fifteen
feet in length, surmounting Mr.. NJ. Fsrrel's
hotel at Black River. Mr.. Farrell Is q far
seeing, clear-headed young Irishman, who
believes in honest money and fears to trust
the business prospects of this country in the
hands of rebels and Northern sympathizers.
His influence extends to many Of the labor
ing classes, and the majority for Garfield and
Arthur will be largely due to his good ex-
ample.
Mr.. 8. 8. Douglass died, Tuesday, at $50
P. n, of chronic kidney disease with which
he has been afflicted for several years. We
learn that he was at the Republican meeting
Saturday evening, and was about the house
until eleven o'clock the night previous to
his death, when he uudressed and went to
bed. The case at last seemed to be one of
blood poison, he having for several days be-
fore his death felt gradual falling Of his
physical and mantai power. Funeral serTice
viii he held at his late residence this after
noon. 4
-Bills are out announcing that Hon. ]. c.
publicans in the Town Hall, Friday evening.
The bare announcement will be sufficient to
gil the house. His address here last fall was
pronounced by all the finest one Of the
campaign. We only fear that the house will
not contain the audience that will desire to
attend. II there should be an overflow could
It be arranged to have the speaker take q
position outside? We hope some means
will be devised by which all who desire may
hear this eloquent speaker.
Cider made of mature apples rich in
sugar late In the season, makes better vine
gar than that made from green apples and
fallen fruit. A very good vinegar, free from
the poisonous acids of the article Of com
merce, but, of course, not SO strong as the
pure cider vinegar, can be made by saving
the parings and sound cores Of apples In a
fruit jar, covering with soft warm water, and
setting 1t In the sun or other warn place for
q fortnight, when 1t Is at to strain into the
vinegar Jar or barrel. The rinsings OF the
moIasses jug or syrup kettle may be strained
and put in the same place with good results.
For Sale = New Sewing Machines. -
Two machines that have been tried just
enough to know that they do good work and
are not In any way defective. One is "The
New Davis" an excellent light-running ma
chine, in perfect order, pearl inlaid, 10 draw
ers. faIl-leaf, one of the handsomest cascd
machines the company has sent out. The
other is a new Wilson Machine, drawers,
drop-leaf, walnut case, and has some advan-
tages over any other machine. Either ma
chine for sale at bargain. Enquire at the