The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-05-13
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
-Pancake -four at Harvey's.
Everything at the Bee Hive.

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Watch the rush at the Bee Hive.
Harvey Is chucking In more. new
goods this week.
The SOC. tea at the Bee Hive is boss
Another invoice of fine straw hat
this week at HarveY's.
The best tea in town at the Bee Hive
J. N. Otterbacker sold fifty-eix set
Of harness in forty days. 80 2t.
Vienna bread will be fresh Friday
morning OF this week at WV .Harvey's
| Canned goods, all kinds, At the Bee
Hive.
| Ask Jay II he expects to attend the
May Festival In Cincinnati, and when
-. NJ. Otterbacker has for sale those
nice crystalised trunks. 33-2t.
| st. Louis dried beef sliced al the
Bee Hive.
-wANTKD-At Mrs. A. H. Palmer
enc or two apprentices In the dressmak-
ing department.
-Otterbacker sent two sets of double
harness to Iowa last week. 33-2t
do not forget those nice sandusky
hams at the Bee Hive are boss.
The delegation from Pittsburgh ar
rived Monday evening ard werc the
Conference guests of E. 8. Trip.
"A nice lot of cooking stoves for sale
cheap, At the Bee Hive.
The Hudson Enterprise copies our
remarks upon the Hulless Oats Swindle
and credits it to the Chagrin Falls Ex-
ponent.
DO not fail when shopping to call
at the Bee hive.
If you need nice malacca or whale
bone whip. call on J. N. Otterbacker.
33-2t.
The disastrous fire in Cleveland last
week is supposed to have been due to
spontaneous combustion In n wood pol
ishing room.
-Otterbacker has left 80 gallons of
Harness Oil, which will be sold at
wholesale. 33-2t.
-Haviland s. Co.'S best china always
ON hand at the Bee Hive.
~. p. Eidt is now making the incest
and whitest bread ever made in We'll
lington.
The party advertising in this issue
for girl to do house work, had better
call and leave name SO We can tell where
to refer applicants.
-FoR SALx.-Small but very desira-
BILE house and lot on Cortland Avenue.
VIII be sold at bargain IL sold soon.
Apply to w. F. Stevenson. a6tf
They roast and grind the best of cof-
fee NJ tie Bee Rive.
AN excellent pamphlet on the Sab
bath Question:" written by II. C. Ben
soc, D. D., can be had for 10 cts. Ad-
dress A r. Jorcs, Rochester Depot, o.
Every smoker should call at the Bee
Hive and try the Moss Agate. the best
&c. cigae in town.
-WANrxp-Ac competent, steady girl,
TO DO homework. Wages sa.5O to $500
per week, according to experience and
ability. Apply at this Office one week.
Call and see the choice lot of new
millinery at Mrs. H. N. Rockwood's,
who has secured the services of Miss
May Hollister Of Cleveland, as milliner.
32-tf.
The fastest time on record. Jay
Woolley started for the May Festival
at Cincinnati, Tuesday, at 8 a. m, aud
returned to breakfast the same day.
Next.
The storm Monday noon was very
severe at Painesville. The hall de-
stroyed gardens, injured fruit, and
ruined much Of the stock of the green
houses of Storrs, Harrison & Co.
plymouth Rock eggs for Matching.
Price low; stock pure; satisfaction
guaranteed. All orders left at w. w.
Harvey's, will be promptly attended to.
G. w. GILLErT.
WELLINGTON, o. 32-tf
What was known as the Boutwell,
building ON the east side of the public
square is being fitted up for an Office
for the Citizens Mutual Relief and will
be ready for occupancy In few days,
We have examined q fine assort-
ment Of cloths at Bowman's, for gentle
meus dress suits. choice in style and
excellent In quality. They could hard
u be better. Bowman will take pleas
ure In showing them.
Last Friday and Saturday Mrs.
Palmer's rooms were bright with dis
play of millinery, pretty hats, quaint
styles of bonnets, lovely trimming silks,
soft laces, flowers In imitation ofaimost
everything in garden or conservatory
and in the dressmaking department was
shown how to make what women and
children wear.
8 The State Convention Of the Chris
tian Church, win be held in the city of
Warren, May IS "a. Those from this
section expecting to attend are REQUEST
ed to give their address to Rev. J.
Knowles, that they may be furnished
with information as to homes, el.ss be-
fore going. Leading railways give about
half fare rates to those attending Con-
ference.
Mr.. Henry Penfield last week
brought bunch Of wheat stalks to our
Office that measured 10 inches in length
and says he has five acres Of wheat
standing thickly on the ground that
will average nearly the same height.
The yield of straw will certainly be