The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-16
LOCAL AND M1soHL1,ANEous
-soo,., Boots, poot., .. rr.nl 5. ssrr,.re,,, !,

-boots, Boots, Boots, at Frank B. Serage's
Take your carriage painting to Stephen
The nrst story Of the cold storage ware
house Is nearly up.
Boots and Shoes of all kinds made to
order at +. B. scrages.
Extra new timothy, clover and seed
wheat, at H. B. Hamlin's. SIS
Hon. R. A. Horr addressed meeting in
North Amherst last Friday evening.
Fuller & Titus have dissolved partner.
ship In the meat business, Titus retiring
SHOES, Shoes, Shoes, at Frank B. serage's.
-Houghtou is ahead on box papers. The
nuest styles and lowest prices ever known,
The brick work and the new front of
Smith & Jordan's store 10 nearly fiuished
for the roof.
Country schools can be supplied with
chalk crayons at Houghton's, at prices lower
than ever before known.
-Rubbers, Rubbers, Rubsers, Il Frank B.
Serage's. E,
Homer Was lying dead drunk In the r.
r. Park last Saturday aud not arrested.
Where was the Marshan.
During shubal Smiths absence on yisit
to Lodi, the boys robbed his vines Of about
two bushels OF grapes.
Austin and Houghton each have copies
Of the Campaign Text Book for 1880. Price
50 cents. A good thing for doctrine.
The Oberlin Union School including
superintendent and assistants In all depart
nents employs seventeen Instructors.
-Farmers, when you have used enough Of
cheap. bogus fertilizers, 90 10 4. b. Hsmlin's
and get the reliable Forest City, guaranteed
strictly pure. 5l4
"A party Of picknickers starting for the
lake last Saturday morning made SO much
noise % to disturbe the peaceful slumbers
Of our night wstchman.
-Chanee In the seassd makes changes in
the siyles. Those wishing to learn Of the
changes in both millinery and dress making,
can get such information at Mrs. A. H
Palmer's. 51tf
We direct the attention Of our gentlemen
readers to the new advertisement Of A. NJ.
Fitch. the Clothier. When you have read 1t,
20 and leave your order for . suit and you
win be happy.
The enumeration Just taken OF the We'll
lineton School District, shows the number of
persons between the agesOf ak and twenty
one years to be 527-males 2S2, females 245-
larger number than in any previous year.
"A man has been said to be public ben
efactor who can make two spears Of grass
grow where one was formerly grown, but
| what title of distinction docs the man deserve
Who can use three words where one would
| answer.
"A child Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hilton, who
| live In the North part of the village, died
last Saturday Of cholera infantum, and was
buried Sunday afternoon In the new ceme-
tery. Services were conducted by Rev. g.
Mather.
The Huntington people will hold the
first Republican meeting Of the campaign in
the Congregational church next Friday
evening. Addresses will be made by Mcssrs
/ D. y.
meeting is expected. Ladies are especial
ly invited.
The Bee Hive store is temporarily 10
Gated in doyt and woolleys' furniture store
The new store win be completed this week
when they viii be found In their new qaar-
ters, with . larger stock than ever. You can
nnd anything you want at their present
| quarters.
No one who has become accustomed Il
using our fountain pens would ever think o
doing without one. They are neat, clean
handy, and the most serviceable pen in use
They cost NO more than . hrst-class gold
pen. warrant from the Manufactures goei
with each pen.
Don't be deceived by shoddy and pay I
dollar to save flfty cents, and thus unwisel!
fool your money away, when you can bul
the well known hand-m boot that is hon
est, reliable, and does good service TO tn
purchaser one and two years. Only sold b.
Wm. R,uinper. 47-6
-Lost-Eieven Sheep-from the Benz
l ws6svorfh ulace Have been mieein1 abou