The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-11-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

local AND MIsCELLANEOUs
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The members Of the firm Of Hon, War
ner & Co. and many Of the employees are ou
prospecting for ice.
Smith q Jordan have fold their entire
stock Of stoves to ]. w. Wilbur and viii
discontinue that branch OF business.
Patchwork IL said to be coming int
fashion again, and 1t is surmised that all ths
young ladies will be making q spread over 1t
We give some very interesting cores
pondence on our second page and have
another letter descriptive OF the West equally
entertaining which will appear next week.
The Social Union will meet at Mrs. Nc
Dermotts Friday tomorrow evening.
Music, recitations and tableaux will enliven
the occasion. All are cordially invited.
| The Methodist pastor was obliged to
close his morning service Sunday somewhat
abreviating his discourse on account of
personal illness, but preached again a.
usual In the evening.
II. W. Wilbur has taken the contract for
the iron work about the floor of the ice room
In Horr, Warner & Cos ware house, and d.
stevick has been sent to Springfield to ex-
anime that kind of work.
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I'VE AK attention 70 the advertisement
OF Inc onio FARMER OF Cieveiano' ", In tnis
or m. o,de., and mo,t valuable ,oricu,tnr.I
| and family ,ansrs a, the conntr,
-Inere Is aIIeaoy grea. cohpia Oh 'cAre-
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Inc supper OF iesuSai neio IN INC loo"s
oSe. inc pee hise Two evenings =. iAs. "eeA
maze . pleasant soc,n e.'nerlns ior enu..n
Peop.e anu cIu.eus' ou' ".s nos % p,on
Aole 70 INC Sni's',sn soeieS un.e' "Ao''
-"'p''e' - "~' Ne'1 - - .e'e
Mike Gigan, Thos. O'Brien, R. Ingles,
Mat Daily and Pat Manning were arrested,
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Ing al the puonc crio u Snis Wfiung'
The weather commencing with Noy. 18th
has been the coldest ever known so early
In the season. Several mornings the ther-
mometer went below zero, once going Is or
Il below. It began with six inches Of snow
and now we have six inches OF ice. It bids fair
| To be a New England winter,
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mark Of general approval and encourage
ment are duly appreciated.
The tr;,, IN the case Of the State Of Ohio
W. lame. Adams was concluded last week
weanesa.v the iurv bringing In n verdict of
L~u,ltv Of grand larceny. He ia now In fail
.v.,t,no hi. .entence. His comrsds In crime,
Jobn KIM and Andv Smith we're each sent
10 the nenitenti.rv for two Years. and It is
we 90 not "An our suoscioes " sNs
up 'nelr iocsA 40. s'v P.pe M N
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FORMER. iney noe0 oon .nu .nAi.< .o'
gisn'eo 'nA' INC io'Ai pApe' WI oe .ou
sioefeo Necessity, VIC .n'i'e .ne A.s.nt,on
natl Gazette elsewhere advertised In these
columns. Itis one of the oldest papers In
Ohio. and has AWAY maintained reputa-
ton for ability, candor, and morality inferior
to none. It is Republican in politics, con-
servative in character, and, as general news
paper for the business man, the politician.
and the family, Is unexcelled. Notice their
abatement on our third page and call at this
office for specimen COPIES.
by reference 70 council proceedings II
will be seen that We are nnauy 70 nave
hre engine It's not Just what We would
wish or All that We would wisn, put II Is
beginning and WIN no immedsse prospect
OF getting anything better We grsteiuiiy &C.
cept 1t believing that wnen our people get
In the way of 1t their ideas may enlarge to
the practicability and the necessity OF
might cost $4,000 or $4,000. w. believe,
pres emit population and wealth, such an out.
vould he GOOD nractical visden and
economy, that 1t would add to our growth
and resources. At some future time We will