The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-03-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

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back to Wellington in the Spring.
Ninety cents per hu ndred for scra]
iron, at the Foundry.
Warm sugar at the CongI Church
parlors, tomorrow (Friday) evening.
| w. R. santley & Co., are remodel
Ing the interior Of their Office.
For SALE. Three choice COWS
Eng uire of A. B. Hayes, Penfleld, o.
Bennett Bros. q Co., pay 90 cent,
per hundred for scrap iron. 26-tf
II. II. Pierce has sold his interest In
the firm Of Lang & Pierce, to his broth.
er, W. E. Pierce.
Rev. J. A. DAILY preached an effect
i've sermon on ''family government -
last Sunday morning.
Make q word In ordinary conversa-
ton out of the following letters: E B
ATYLAR.
New York State patent process
Buckwheat Flour, 81 cents per pound,
at Hamlin's. 26-3t
| "A healthy eight tn look at was
200 in $40 gold pieces, which the
Bank has commenced paying out.
1t is said that at the party given 10
honor of Mr.. Perry's birthday, there
were eleven guests whose average age
was seventy-six.
Captain Morrow sold two houses
and lots and one farm In one day last
week. He seems to be doing well 10
real estate business.
The 90th birthday Of "Grandpa
Perry" as he is familiarly caller, was
celebrated by his granddaughter, Mrs.
s. X. LAundon, Tuesday.
I'VE are prepared to show to our
customers the earliest Spring styles.
both In millinery aud dress making.
MRs. A. H. PALMER.
-FoR SALx.-Smali but very desira-
BILE house and lot on Cortland Aevnue.
VIII b sold at a bargain if sold soon.
Apply to W.T.. Stevenson. a6tf
wv. r. Santley has purchased the
Braman property, between s. X. Laun-
don's and DR.. Rust's, and It Is under
stood will erect q new dwelling on the
lot. q
Madame Demorest's Portfolio Of
Fa.hions" for Spring and Summer of
1880, and "What to Wear and How to
Make It," and other fashion guides for
sale at Houghtons.
"A very well written essay sent us
shows considerable talent, but is hardly
suited to our wants. Local news at
present demands all our space. Call
and get the manuscript.
Mrs. A. n. Palmer spent last week
In Cleveland, looking up the latest
Spring styles in millinery. In a few
days she will open large stock at her
rooms, and the ladies are invited to
call. t
The train which arrived in We'll
lington. Tuesday morning, had a mar
row escape when pulling out from
Dayton, the engine breaking an axle.
The accident was discovered in time to
prevent serious consequences.
The Spring elections will soon be
here. Now let US for once lay aside
any little selfish notion we may have
and put the men In office who will do
us most faithful service, whether they
are personally our friends or not x.
"A great Improvement would be
made in the general appearance Of our
town II some Of the main business
blocks would divest themselves Of old
awnings, boxes, barrels, carts, coal
bins, ladders, and old lumber which
adorn the sidewalks adjoining them.
-FoR SALE OR RxSr.-The house
and lot consulting Of three acres of
land. formerly owned by J. W. Hough-
ton. The loe win furnish good gar
den and keeping for COW, and is very
desirable on that account. Inquire of
WIN. Morrow. h. B. FRAMES.
Tho Fremont Journal says. the
real estate transactions all over the
country are becoming marked and ac-
tive. The records at all county record
ers' Offices testify to the fact. Farming
aud timber lands, improved and unim-
proved town and city property are all
In demand.
The Iron Valley Reporter, pub
lished 1t Canal Dover, mentions at
some length q very fine donation sur
prise party, visited upon the pastor Of
the N. +. Church Of that place. Rev.
W. 8. Fitch and his estimable wife are
highly appreciated by the people Of
their congregation.
The Congregational Choir will give
vocal and instrumental concert at the
Congregational Church. Wednesday
evening, March 31st, consisiing of
quartetts, trios, duets, solos
aud . choice selection Of instrumental
music. The choir have spared no
pains In selecting the very best music.
Let all turn out and zee what our home
talent can do.
"A subscriber who advertised twen-
ty-hve cents worth last week, got what
he wanted within twenty-four hours
after the paper was ont, and could have
duplicated his good luck several times
over within the week; which is q good
deal cheaper and more effective than
running about the country to make .
sale or purchase, to hire out or to fnd
help.
The ladies Of the NJ. L. Church will
give rag-ball party In the Church par
lors, Wednesday evening, March 24th.
Every lady will bring An especially at
tractive ball Of carpet rags, with her
name on q slip OF paper in the center of
It, and every gentleman purchasing one
Of them, will be entitled to refresh
meuts for himself and the lady whose