The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-06-05

good advantage the glittering stock Of
chains, bracelets, pins, watches and silver
ware;while one side Of the room is taken up
with fine line Of clocks Everything for
which there is demand in the jewellery
line is kept In good variety, and all the
standard movements in watches are carried
and fitted into any kind of case desired,
whether Of gold, silver or silyerine, Mr..
Carpenter having had twenty-one years Of
practical experience in the business, as an
expert in all its departments, and good
Judge OF the quality Of everything enter
ing into such astock, and has recomen.
dations Of any article he handles, is suffic-
lent proof of his genuineness. He also
handles line of musical instruments
and keeps full stock ofrepairs for string.
ed instruments Of every description. He
is an expert In the repair of watches, and
does large business in this line. Any
thing In his stock can always be bought
at bottom prices and his well establish.
ed reputation for honest goods and
fair dealing brings him a large and in.
creasina trade. Those desiring anything
In his line should not fail to give him q
call.
CHARLES WILLARD. GROCERIES
ANDPRovIsIoNs c
Mr. Willard has been resident Of We'll
lington most Of the time, during the last
thirty years, and is well known In bust
ness circles, and the community in gen.
eral. He has been connected with vari.
GUS business enterprises during his long
residence in the town, and established his
present business in Nov. 1883. He occu-
pies an elegant store room on the west
side Of the square, which is 20x75 feet in
size, with basement and second floor of
same dimensions. He carries full and
complete line of groceries and provisions,
including all kinds of family table sup.
plies, canned and dried fruits, confection
cry, crackers, cookies, ginger snaps etc.
He also handles the finest line of picked
goods in the market, (Heintz & Co..
celebrated for their superior qualities as a
table relish, and in great demand among
those who appreciate real excellence in
this line Of goods. He also makes q speci.
atty of fine teas and coffee's and keeps an
article in this line that charms those who
are good judges Of fine flavor in these
popular beverages. A choice line Of TO-
bacco and cigars also forms par. Of the
stock, and in short everything belonging
TO complete grocery business Is found at
his store. Mr.. Willards store Is remark.
able for its cleanliness, and the order that
is everywhere noticeable in the arrange.
ment Of the stock. He buys frequently
and keeps on hand nothing that Is stale or
musty, and those who deal here are Ger
tain to get fresh clean goods, OF the very
best quality, at all times. His prices are
always as low as the lowest, his goods as
good as the best, and large and growing
trade rewards his efforts to please the
public IN his stocA. Customers are waited
on with promptuess and politeness, and
goods delivered TO all parts Of the city
without extra charge. Those wishing
anything in this line can not do better
than TO call IN Mr.. Willard.
DIR. J. W. HoUGHToN. DRUGGIST.
The proprietor OF this business, well
known in this vicinity, both as physi-
clan and druggist, was born in The state
OF New York, but came TO Ohio In HE
youth. He received classical education
at Berea Ohio, and graduated In medicine
at Cincinnati. He began the practice Of
medicine at Wellington In 1860, and sue
cessiully pursued his calling for twelve
years. In 1864, he established the drug
business Of which he is still proprietor,
and Is the Oldest representative Of that
line Of business in Wellington. His store
is located on the west side of the public
square, and Is handsome story brick
structure 95x75 feet In dimensions, nicely
furnished, and conveniently arranged for
the accommodation Of the large stock
which II contains. A neat and well furn.
ished Office, occupies a situation on the
south side of the store near the center OF
the room, where the books and safe
are kept. The stock consists
OF complete line OF pure
drugs and chemicals. patent medicines,
toilet and fancy articles Of all descriptions,
stationery, blank books, etc, etc. He
makes o specially Of stationery OF all
grades, and carries large stock, which
in variety and quantity is probably moi
exceeded by any store in the county. Any.
thing desired in this line, can be selected
from this stock In any style, to suit the
most fastideous. DR.. Houghton has also
received special education in lthe SCI
ence Of optics, and has all the various op-
tical instruments needed In testing the
eyes, and is prepared to furnish spectac!es
suited to correct every defect Of vision tina,
/ can be remedied by the use OF glasses
His knowledge Of everything entering
into the modern practice Of medicine, and
long experience in the drug business, rem
ders him emlnently safe as compounder
Of prescriptions, and In this department
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