The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-03-25
AND MISCELLANEOUS

-FouND.-A nat steel key. Call at
this Office.
Ninety cents per hundred for scrap
iron, At the Foundry.
Bennett Bros. & Co., pay 90 cents
per hundred for scrap iron. 26-tf
-FoR SALE. - Three choice cows
Enquire Of A. B. Hayes, Penfield, o.
The ''Fool's Errand" and Earnest
Trifer." can be obtained at Houghton's.
Services appropriate to Easter will
be observed at the N. E. Church, next
Sunday.
g. Parsons lately sold to VIM. Min
or, heifer of the Hereford breed, for
s40O.
New York State patent process
Buckwheat Flour, 81 cents per pound,
at Hamlin's. 26-St
"A fashion authority announces
that birds are no longer in style as one
Of the ornamentations of millinery.
Richard Houghton, who recently
sold his farm in Penheld. has rented of
H. B. Franks the place lately purchased
Of J. w. Houghton.
-FoR SALE.-Small but very desira-
BILE house and lot on Cortland Aevnue.
Will be sold at bargain II sold soon.
Apply to w. F. Stevenson. 26tf
"A s. Powers, Merchant Tailor,
has just received nice lot of Spring
goods, and is prepared to make and
trim them In the latest style. a6-tf.
"A good deal Of moving has already
been done, and more families than usu-
al are changing homes or coming to
Wellington, and yet there are several
desirable houses to rent.
Tho officers Of the wellington
Union Agricultural Society will meet
on Saturday, the 9Th inst, to revise
the premium list for the Fair to be held
August Gath 10 97th.
From bills printed at this Office. We
learn that Richard Houghton of Pen
field, win sell his live stock and . vari.
ETY. Of farm Implements at auction
Tuesday, March 3oth.
Mr.. E.. G.. Sweet will return tc
wellington about the Goth of June, and
will teach instrumental music on organ
and piano. His reputation In the past
will doubtless secure him . good class
-Losr.-On Saturday, March 20th
between Wellington and H. b. Man.
ley's. three black wells. The finder Will
please leave them at the store of Bald
win, Lsundon & Co.'s, and receive re.
| ward. HENRY SHEFTnLD.
Mr.. A. Benedict recently bought the
house which stands on the school lot
for $40. he also bought the lot just
South Of Cyril wadsworth's, on Cort.
land Avenue, of d. L. Wadsworth, and
will soon have home.
For varions reasons the entertain.
ment for the benefit of the library will
not occur until April 9th instead OF
April I'd, as heretofore announced
Those engaged in the undertaking are
sparing no pains to make the evening
enjoyable in the highest degree.
The High School exhibition or rhe-
torical exercises, the entertainment at
the NJ. E. Church parlors Wednesday
evening, and the lecture ut the Disci-
pie Church. are the events In anticipa-
ton for the week, some Of which will
be over before this reaches our readers.
Our correspondents and others
sending communications to the ENTER
PRISE for ication, will find 1t al
convenient to drop their letters In our
box in our front door, a. any other
method. All items of news accompa.
MED BY name Of writer thankfully re-
ceived. Name win always be withheld
II desired.
-our eomm,.,ee nm .tr..t. .hou,a
o;,. :, honr - ,n.r.c,,n. onr v.lt,
and eroa.;nvs. Tbev NAV ana some-
thing Of public interest. Your writer
s.v mapv pl.ces where a cbild conld
break ,ts leo v;,bout effort and when
some one does receive sucb a DAMAGE.
the eornor.tion at l.roe win have the
bill To nav. ga word 70 the COM. etc. >,
| .B.
The case mentioned In another
place under the head Of a "Noyel
Suit % Nrs. n. B. Piper W. C. r. De.
Land. vas decided In favor of the de.
PENDANT The people in this vicinity
who know Mr.. DeLand, will be slow
to believe the stories of cruelty with
which his late wife charges him. II
We have been correctly informed @hel
| reputation as . mild hammered and
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