The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-09
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS


Rubber goods at Frank B. Serage's.
The managers Of the Berca Fair failed to
ecurc DR.. Tanners presence.
School Books at Houghton's.
"A $4,000 addition to the Ladies' Boarding
Hall at oberliu is being built
Extra new timothy, clover and seed
wheat, at H. B. Hamlin'e. SIS
The October number of Demoresrs
Magazine for 1876 Is wanted, and will be pur.
.hased at this office.
Take your carriage painting to Stephen
ION. Soft
Burglars lately attempted an entrance to
Prof. Kennison's and DR.. Holbrook's house,
but were frightened away.
Gents calf boots at Frank B. Serager's.
Hooks and eyes, very elaborate and
showy, to be used on the outside of the
dress in place Of buttons, are among the late
fashions.
School books, and all school supplies, in
new stock at Houghton'a
DR. Holbrook's management in fiting up
and taking care of matters In Floral Hall
durin. the Fair received much commen-
dation.
-M.n's hand mad kip boot at Frank B.
Serage's.
p. ]. Robinson's two pigs died 90 sud
denly, last Friday night, as to lead to the sus-
picion Of poison. II this was the case, 1t was
. cowardly and cruel trick.
the styles. Those wishing to learn Of the
changes in both millinery and dress making,
can get such Information at Mrs. A. II.
Palmer's. 51tf
Beautiful new prints at Rininger's.
Farmers, when you have used enough Of
cheap, bogus fertilizers, go TO II. b. Hsmlin's
and get the reliable Forest City, guaranteed
strictly pure. 5l-4
A son Of 8. 8. Hall, while riding horse
back in . pasture lot driving cows, was
thrown by the saddlcgirth breaking and suf-
fersd . fracture OF the thigh bone near the
middle. The accident occurred last Thurs
day. We learn that he L. being treated by
Dr. McLaren.
Boys and Misses school shoes at Frank
B. Scrage's. IL
An Intoxicated man was around making
midnight calls, rspping on peoples doors
and trying to force an entrance, one NIGH
u,.t L. ~ hv,si sineaa frl
he ID liable TO be taken for burglar and sho
down without waiting to know that he ID
drunken.
New goods just opened at Rininger's.
From bills printed at this ofiice we notic'
that the Social Glee Club of Penfeld viii
give . concert at the Congregational Churcl
in Penaeld, Saturday evening, Sept. 1lth
They will be assisted by performers from
OSerlin and Brighton. Mr.. Samuel McCon
naughey, conductor.
Don't be deceived by shoddy and pay
dollar to save nfty cents, and thus unwisel
| fool your money away, when you can bu,
| The well known hand made boot that is hor
est, reliable, und docs good service to th
purchaser one AID two years. Only sold b
II
VIM. Rininger. 476
| "A full assortment of Fountain Pens wi
be found at uoughton's. Any one becon
ing accustomed to their use will use u
other. A written guarantee Is given Wit
each pen, coveling a period Of three year
The writing point and needle arc both poin
ed with diamond, and will give better satii
faction than those which have been formerl
In use here.
"A new stock of Ladies' and Misses iI
shoes at Frank B. Serage's.
Among the displays OF goods by o'
merchants, that of Mr.. Bowman, shown
cloths and Manufactured clothing, deserv
mention. Mr.. Bowman has q well earn
reputation for not only being . good judi
, OF cloths, but for keeping in stock some
, the very flnest qualities In market His e
, hibits could not fail to elicit the admirat'
Of visitors, and win, no doubt, secure hi
many valuable customers.
For Sale New Sewing Machines.
. Two machines that have been tried ju
. enough to know that they do good work a
are not In any way defective. One ID ''T
: New Davis" An excellent hghtrunning N
chine, in perfect order, pearl inlaid. 10 drs
ers, sall.leaf, one Of the handsomest cas
machines the company has sent out 7
other il new Wilson Machine, drawe
drop-leaf, walnut case. and has some adva
ltages over any other machine. Either m
chine for sale at . bargain. Enquire at
Ex1nRfxs8 ONCE.
Pens, ink, paper, pencils, pass-boo
MEMORANDUM, competition books and bls
" books, in endless variety, at Houghton's.
The portraits mentioned a. lost from
locket . week ago Saturday night VI
picked up by different persons and return
to this ofice within . week Of the losing, q
u except the glass over one being crack
n neither were injured. There WAS about I
chance In thousand Of their falling wh
they could be observed, and we feel alike
der obligation to printers ink and TO the I
sons who returned them, one of whom
d not make himself known, SO that We had
opportunity Of expressing our thanks.
"A school ms'am, who has Taught cast
town and boarded at the Bennett Ho'
ucW uoN uouOy, oseASU SoSAso'y
Il Church, and left town with an unpaid bot
bill-about t00-ss q tender remembra
for her hostess Her name was Miss IIa
Robinson. She had made repeated prom
- to cancel her board-blll, but finally, q
drawing her four months wages, she
the $50 express North, and kilograms
on far have failed TO reveal her whereabouts
our exchanges will help TO give her q
tional notoriety, they will confer favor
those whom she may hereafter try 70 swim
NJ -Apropos OF the present mania for CT
fs vating the hnger-nails We call attention to
-. little poem, Mothers Hands," in ano
an column. Soft, white, shapely hands,
ing tipped fingers and delicately polished I
the are we'll enough II not kept 30 BY idle