The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-06-10
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

LOCAL AND M1SCELLANEOUS
Dairy Fixtures Of all kinds at the
Bee Hive.
Geo. Parsons leaves Monday, june
14th, for New Mexico, with two cal
loads Of Hereford cattle.
The Bees are after the Hornets -
| "A brief biographical sketch of the
late Mrs. Austin Finch, was received toe
late for this issue and will appear in our
| next.
Plated ware at the Bee Hive, cheap.
The Niagara excursionists pro.
nounce the trip a complete success in
every way. They arrived home safe
and sound Friday morning.
"A great slaughter in the prices of
Boots and Shoes at
374t. wM. R1NINGER's.
Glassware at wholesale prices ut the
Bee Hive.
We have had an opportunity to test
the Audiphone and can now guarantee
Its usefulness in most cases of extreme
deafness. One on sale at Houghton's.
The best tea in Wellington at the
Bee Hive.
All standard makes of prints re-
duced to "a cts. per yard at
36-4t. WIN. RININGER.
Coffee roasted fresh, daily, at the
Bee Hive.
Our street sprinkler is now doing
regular duty and vets down the streets
in city style. We think, however, it
will not be able to keep even with the
dust when the weather gets warmer
and the dust more plenty.
Nice line Majolica ware at the Bee
Hive.
-wANrED.-Olds saw plates. 20 cts,
for old saw plates feet and over long,
inches and over wide at narrow end.
w. r. SANrLKY.& Co.
"A beautiful line of chamber sets ut
the Bee Hive.
-"The FOOLS Errand" still continues
its marvellous popularity and sells by
the thousands. A new book, "Odd or
Even," by Mrs. A. D. L. Whitney au-
thor of several popular stories, is late
claimant for favor. 1t Is having a good
sale and is said to be very entertain
ing book.
Groceries cheap as the cheapest ut
the Bee Hive.
There is a proposition before the
New York Legislature to buy the
ground adjacent to Niagara Falls; to
move off the old buildings, shops and
sheds, and fit up the surroundings as
near as practicable to again resemble
nature. The Canadian government will
in all probability do the same on their
shore.
Cooking stoves and raEges at low
prices at the B Hive.
|. "A very readable account of the
MARI iage of Bidwell Baird to Eta La
Dow, and Edgar Draper to Orrie Baird,
mentioned as twin we lding and we'd
ding of twins, has been handed to us,
but we are so crowded with matter that
Mt this late day of the week we can only
give room for the fact. The ceremony
was performed by Z. D.. uowk. Esq, at
his residence.
You can always find nice butter and
fresh eggs at the Bee Hive.
&C. II. Horton, of Brighton. has sold
a champion thresher to David Hull.
Price, $4G5. 1t is to be run with his
stea m engine. The thresher is Of the
vibrator class and is greatly improved
over those made last yesr. Mr.. Horton
has also sold a nine horse power Huber
engine to Messrs. Calkins & Mann, of
Rochester, for $500.
You car get your repairing of Tin
ware done Immediately at the B Hive.
The Public Schools will close
Thursday Of next week, June 18th.
The closing exercises and promotion of
the Primary schools, win take place in
the forenoon, and those of the Grammar
grades in the afternoon Of Thursday.
The parents and friends are cordially
invited. The commencement exercises
of the High school will bo held Thurs
day evening, in the Congregational
Church, commencing promptly at 1880
o'clock.
Work done in copper, tin, iron and
brass, ut the Bee Hive.
Attention is called to the new ads.
of Mrs. A. Scott. She has lately come
from the East, where she has for many
years been engaged in dry goods and
notion store. She has several hundred
dollars worth of patterns In stock for
almost every conceivable variety Of
garment for old or young. She has also
In stock good assortment Of dress
silks. She makes notions specially
and is able to offer great bargains to
those wanting anything in her line.
Store on east side of North Main street.
MIX cans, all sizes, for sale less
than cost at the d Hive.
Timothy Gays: 81 would rather
strike my tent and fall into line and
keep step to the notes of Gabriel's horn
with earth's living millions to the eter-
nal hills of Immortality than to have
lived and died in the days Of the Pha-
raohs- heen n mummy and been on ex-