The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-01-15
-Wendlin2 Saturday night.

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Stone to the amount of GOAL tons
were shipped from Berea in 1879.
Specimen copies Of "Harper' g
Young People" can be seen at Hough-
tons.
-Go to the new Cigar and Tobacco
Store, and get some Of that so cent
Tobacco. s-tf.
Go to hear Vending; he is fin.
ished orator of the best school.
Last Saturday night the watch
man found the door of Smiths tin
store unlocked.
When you are in town stop at A.
p. Dimock's cigar and tobacco store
he has got something 70 show you. sti
do not fail 10 hear wendling-h
you care TO hear the highest style of
orasory. s ~ =
1T l. thought probable that the fur
mace WIN fan 70 heat the new school
roeup In cold weather. Z
1T has bsensuggested. that course
Of lecsuree b givea next year by The
library Association. - - -, s.
-Prof. David Swing ranks Wendling
among the very irst orators Of the day.
-Strongsviile has just dedicated .
new Town Hall and school building,
costing nearly 1000.
REV. J. H. Vincent, d. D., most
heartily endorses Mr.. Vending as
among the very finest of lecturers.
The work Of our street commission
er In keeping the crossings clean, IL
duly appreciated by the public.
Most of our street lamps give .
good light. They should be made to
d" their best these dark nights.
Mr.. vending makes no tirade up
on, "Ingarsollism !" hut discusses the
subject in, spirit Of candor. from the
standpoint of q citizen and business
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The Sunday school at the NJ. Z.
Church was considerable larger than
usual Last Sunday, owing to the pres
encc Of DR.. Vincent. It numbered 80.
The fruit and forest trees put out
buds In the late warm weather, and
stock would not starve II left to pasture,
as long ~ the grass was 20 little frost
bitten.
-our merchants look with ''deep
drawn sigh" at the soft, Smooth
streets and turn sway to wish they
were covered ten inches deep with
gravel. @
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the n
Z. Church had . large gathering al
their annual meeting last week, held AT
Nrs. Nather's. Officers were elected
for the coming year. r.
Hon. Geo. r. Vending Of st. Louis
is not . professional lecturer; he Is 9
successful lawyer; and only lectures
because he is urged into the field BY tn,
great demand Of the public.
-Messrs. G.. w. Crosier & Co., have
moved into their new business place
North Of Benedict's store, where they
will be glad to receive calls from theil
friends and patrons.
Mr.. Hustled has bought during the
year, $50 cases of rubber boots and
shoes, and 1t looks now a. though hi
would have to buy a. many more tc
tide his customers over the mud.
"A top dressing Of some sort ough,
to be given to the grass ON the Park in
order to overcome the injury done by
those who played foot ball there, ane
to secure . healthy growth nextyear.
We received an account Of the mar
riage of Miss Mary Eglin of Spencer,
from two persons, which, rs they COW
cred the same ground, we had to choose
between. We solved the matter by
publishing the one first received, and
hope that will be satisfactory.
We are frequently receiving in
quiries with reference to time of expi
ration Of subscriptions. II you will
read the card headed "Publishers No
tice" in first column on this page, and
then consult your address on the wrap
per, you can tell In an instant Ill
about 1t and save the trouble Of CORES
pondence.
-Rumor says that some of our nice
young men get access to the lookup fol-
the purpose of amusing themselves In
card playing. 1t seems to us they might
find more attractive place and a more
rational and intelligent method o
spending their leisure time. With ,
world full Of good books for the study
Of history, science and literature, i
would seem that . level headed boz
must be hard pushed for recreation.
The death Of Mrs. Weber, Of Pen
Held, Jan 6th, was = sad surprise to
large circle Of friends, few of whom
knew that she was not In usual health
Spiritually she was . devoted woman
and had much intelligence, force and
strength Of character, and the loss t,
her family and children is very great
Two years ago this winter she wen
with her brother to Cleveland, wher
the distressing operation Of amputa
ton of the tongue for cancer was per
formed, encouraging and comforting
him until his death. Her mother ha
llong been q sufferer from lingerin;
consumption. a brother-in-law has diet
within the two years, and the famil!
lhave experienced unusual afiiiction.