The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Coffee roasted at the Bee Hive.

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Coffee roasted at the Bee Hive.
Mrs. James, the fat woman Of Pike
Station, who has weighed 511 pounds,
died Tuesday.
Linen Busters at narvey's. 433
The storm of Tuesday evening was
very severe. Several buildings were
struck about Wooster.
WIN. Rininger is selling l21S lbs.
good sugar tor dollar. 4l-4t.
Salt fish in kits at the Bee Hive.
Lightning struck Hiram Couch
barn In the storm Of Tuesday night,
running the boarding of one side. -
Now is the time to buy Clothing.
Bargains at Harvey's. 433
DIR. Tanner has tasted l6A days, and
has good prospect of lasting several
days more. He rode to Central Park,
Tuesday. :
-WANTED.-Olds saw plates. 75 cts,
for old saw plates feet and over long,
3 inches and over wide at narrow end.
T-t w. r. SANrLKY & Co.
"A new lot Of fine chamber sets at
the Bee Hive. ...-.
w. C. Crane, Marshal Of this vii
lage, was married Monday evening, to
Miss Hattie Bennett. Rev. N. $. AL
bright ofliciated.
Try the soc. tobacco at the B Hiye.
That wasn't cholera at Harvey's,
but one of the most delicious water
melons you ever tasted. A few left yet.
Call early.
"A large number of deaths from sun
strokes, occurred Tuesday, in various
parts Of the country, the day having
been the hottest known for years.
Potion all knocked out of the boom.
Bleached and brown sheetings now be-
ing sold as cheap as any time since
the war at suo WIZ. RININGER's.
fit. aga
Both Friday and Saturday evenings
heavy thundei-storms occurred In this
vicinity with considerable wind, inces-
SAINT lightning and drenching rain.
China tea sets at the Bee Hive,-a
variety of styles.
Mr.. Williams the ice peddler,
took chill by remaining too long in
the Ice house, and is now suffering from
an attack Of finffammstory rheumatism.
When the penny subscription books
are opened for the Wheeling & Lake
Erie Railroad, the ladies and children
win have an opportunity to contribute.
Fruit cans-glass and tin-at the
Bee Hive. 43-2t. s
| The storm Of Friday evening came
just in time to interrupt the programme
laid down for the Young Peoples So
cial which was in progress at Z. II.
Grcgory's, and also prevented some
from going. - = zE3-v EEE
The best soc. tea ut the Bee Hive.
We are In receipt Of complimen.
tary and a copy OF the premium list OF
the New London Agricultural Fair
both printed at the Office of the Record
excellently well done in every. respect
The Fair will be held August IL to 20
-Crockery and glassware at the Bet
Hive at wholesale prices.
Gen. Garfield's Portrait.-We have
just received from B. s. Green, dealer
in campaign goods, Cleveland, O., {
fine large portrait of the Republican
nominee, Jas. A. Garfield. Agents ar,
wanted, to whom liberal terms ar,
offered. .
Goods of all kinds sold cheap at tn,
B Hive because they are sold for cash
i Charles Horton of Pittsfield, ant
Messrs. Witbeck Bros, who are oper
ating together in steam engines fol
threshing purposes, have sold thre'
during the last week, one of ten hors'
power to Cass & Lewis; one of clever
horse power to Y. Marshall, and one o
eleven horse power to man in Grafton
Price $3.50 and $500, for the two sizes.
| We have'rcceived from the publish
ers the picture of Garfield by willard
showing the boy, the soldier, and tn
statesman,-ani interesting study and
picture that will be especially valuet
by every Republican and admirer Of
good and great man whose boyhood wa
worthy of his future. 1t is publishes
by J. F. Ryder, Cleveland, O., who viii
I'LL all orders promptly.
4 "A nice line of hanging baskets ant
flower pots at the Bee Hive.
During the storm Of Saturday nigh
lightning struck the barn of Waite
Soules in LaGrange, burning it, togetll
er with harnesses, wagon, buggy, etc
DOUBLE POINTED -
Go ask the sot what time Of day
He feels the best, and In reply
To such question he viii say
IT'S "When the Swallows Homewar
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The Bee Hive is the place to ge
anything you want in groceries, crock
cry and glassware, at way down prices
"A certain Greenbacker of our &C
quaintance, lately received from one o
his Republican friends, spicy littl
note oRthe back of which was written
in green ink, the following send of
You should accept this note from me,
For IT'S "Greenback", as you see,
And therefore Legal TENDER"
But II you think It will not pay
To take q note like this, you may