The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-08-07
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS


Rev. E. II. Bush of Brooklyn, ,fillet
the NJ. E. pulpit Sunday last, on &C
count of the PASTORS illness.
"A great number of persons of al
ages are suffering from attacks of dis
ease incident to hot weather.
Rev. j. A. DAILY Is resting ant
sight seeing in the states and territorie.
beyond the Mississippi.
The Oberlin Base Ball Club played
the Wellingtons a game on the fail
grounds last Saturday, beating them by
u score of IL to4. .r.,.
The lawn fete held by the ladies OF
the Disciple Church, Saturday even
ing, on the grounds of D. F. Locke, was
well attended.
The Traveller has come. See it nj
46-eow F. It. SMrrH's.
The lawn fete conducted by the
ladies of the Congregational Church
last week, netted the society $40; s52.4C
OCAuS tuC StOSs ICCCiPeSs
Pear and crab-apple trees are not
uncommon loaded with fruit, and in
some orchards there seems a very fair
supply Of apples. se,,r
The talk of the town is our cent
counter. just look it over.
46-eow F. T. SMIRH.
"A good many Wellingtonians had
urgent business In Cleveland last week,
the races occurring at the same time,
being merely Incidental.
"A child of E. s. Beardsley, was
last week bitten by q dog, which
showed unmistakable signs of hydro
phobia and was killed the next day.
There is a smell Of fresh lime and
paint and look of neatn ess about the
Oberlin depot, refreshing to the dust
begrimmed traveller who waits there.
"A fresh invoice of that excellent 40
cent Japan tea at Houghton's. On ac-
count of the small margin Of profit, 1t
will only be sold In pou nd packages.
-Pinafore Is dying, but the rush is
daily increasing toward our 10 cent
counter. F. L. SMITH.
46-eow
"A. p. D,mock has f3tte,, mn the
store-room formerly occupied by "A. M.
Fltch, 1or the manuiacstnre s and whole
saie ana retah OF cigars and TOBACCO.
-FoR SALE. = The residence and
grounds known as the homestead of the
late VIM. Howk. Also fine single car
r,ase anu HARNESS. Apply " =. W.
f'oough'oh. Har ~ s7l, 4o-ti
Parties desiring any of the leading
varieties of strawberry plants, can be
supplied by leaving orders with A. L.
Dewey or with w. H. Hantley. .
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TN. ro.t toe,,. q. ,,..,vl e,...o.,,
being finished Saturday. The painting,
door-hapging, etc., will be. done this
weekand the building WIN be ready
for occupancy next week. ~
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"a .aid 70 bs . healthy and .n,tshis
d,;nk for ch;ld-en and o,h.ra .ufYar,no
from summer complaints. -
-S.trra.v even,ro v,tn.esed a. oen-
.r., a turn-out 70 the c.ucn. =. w.,iino. q.
ton svor s.w A. s,oh. o,cIock there
90. .o.ro.,v . h,.ch,no n,s.o ON ,hs
s,-e.,. unocc,n,od .na the wo,ts vare
,.-, III : ~.
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e. w. Houghton has demonstrated
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. The dwellings Of Mr.. W. Lang and
S. p. Hastings on Cortland avenue, are
progressing rapidly. D. Steyick has
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The ,bug-bear of those who set oyt
for the rest and restoration Of a quiet
trip by rail or steamer, Is in meeting
the inevitable army Of excursionists,
who swoop down to the number or a
thousand or more, and occupy every
available foot Of space, cushioned seat,
car floor and steamer deck alike Uttered