The Wellington Enterprise, 1899-12-27
The front page of 1899-12-27. 531 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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amsurea and men, and seemed always to take delight in heaping ritoperatioa upon those engaged in teaiparance work, a to eolanw of hi paper wUl reveaL Wa call your attention to this matter at this time in harmony with oor set settled - tled settled policy to inform our friends to the record of candidates and prospae prospae-tive - tive prospae-tive candidate en tbe saloon question. It is our purpose to seratinixs and re report - port report so far as practicable the record of candidate on this question from Town Council to Congress. The Anxrieaii Anti-Saloon League haa opened headquarters in Washing Washington - ton Washington City and expect in tbe near future to press for advanced temperene leg legislation - islation legislation on the part of amgreaa, hence the necessity of sending only men of clean record Trusting von will rive
TO SHOW OUR APPRECIATION And make some return to our patrons for the Very large holiday bus business - iness business Tven us the past week WAITERS & GRIESINGER Will make a mark down sale on all holiday articles left over, giving our customers a chance to purchase New Year's Gifts at very low prices. THANKING our trade for the cordial way they have treat treated - ed treated us, we shall endeavor to give. you all the best of goods at the very lowest prices for the coming New Year, 1900. SATURDAY FLYERS. ' We will place on aale on our center tables nine well made Black' Jackets which C sold for $6 and $7. - The Price 1 7 For Saturday only. . 500 yds. Bleached Shaker Flannels for Sat- urday 4 cents.. Just the thing for night rob-a. WAITERS & GRIESINGER. ONLY EXCLUSIVE DRY GOODS STORE.
Tbe Anti-Saloon league baa tent out the follow ic g circular letter concern concerning - ing concerning tbe candidacy of E. G. Jofaaam of Elyria, who is currently reported to have aspiration for Hon. W. 8. 'Kerr' seat in euegreas: Cotombus. 0-, Pee. 15. 1S99. We are reliaUy informed that Mr. E.G. Johnson of Elyria, is carefoBy laying his plana to be n candidate for eoegreas in the I4th district which is eempoand of Lorain, Huron. Ashland, Knox and Marrow counties. Wethere Wethere-fore - fore Wethere-fore call opoa tbe cbxiatian and tam tam-pereore - pereore tam-pereore people of the district to be em their guard in this matter. Mr. Johnson is a friend and advocate' of the saloon interest aad aaioonista are and always have been his most es-
February 1st, we will take our an annual - nual annual inventory, and before that time, it is our intention to dispose of every Storm Coat and Ulster regardless of cost. Because of the continued mild weather during the past three months there has been but little demand for these heavy coats. Colder weather will surely come, however, when you will feel the need of a "cold-resisting" gar garment. - ment. garment. It will pay you to tate advan advantage - tage advantage of this special sale and supply your yourself - self yourself for future needs. Come quick while the assortment is good and any size may be had.
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