The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-07-10
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Frank B. Serage's.
s.. P. Hastings has the foundation
completed for q house on the east sid
Of Courtland Avenue. k
The death of Mrs. Samuel Wells
at 100 Clinton street, Cleveland, Jul!
9Th, is announced In Tuesdays Leader
A fine portable engine, from th'
Springfield works was received yester
day, to be used in furnishing power
for our agriculturists.
Builders and contractors are doins
close figuring on the work of the new
school building. Bids will be received
to the 25th instant.
Rev. Jas. A. DAILY left Monday tc
join his family at Chautauqua Like
but will return on Saturday, and regu-
lar services will be held on Sunday al
his church.
We have received a new supply OF
N. Y. Tribunes for free distribution.
Call for them and leave your names for
copies regularly. You will be pleased
with it.
MIR. Huntley has been Furnishing 2
very choice berries during the season,
bringing raspberries to the door SO
fresh and perfect that they were q de-
light to the eye as well as the palate.
Ladies in want of hair switche s,
curls, puffs, frizes, invisible hair nets,
invisible hair pins, mohair braids, etc.,
can get them at Mrs. Baird's, North
Main Street. 42-2t
The Norwalk races are. In progress
this week. The purses offered are lib
eral, and some fine sport is promised, q s
a number Of prominent trotrers are an
nouneed to contend for the prizes.
AT the band tournament held at
EIyria on the Fourth, the LAGRANGE
band was awarded the first premium
and the Penfeld band the second
Only two bands were In attendance.
People who live in narrow qnar-
ters all the Jear round, will not need
to go into any cottage by the Sea, IL
they can devise som. way to make
themselves little more uncomfortable
at home.
Of boring at the well In the
Park has been suspended until steam
engine can be obtained, the rather
primitive spring-pole having failed on
account Of the great weight of the
drill.
The reading room of the Foster
Campaign Club. is open daily. Next
week supply of all leading daily and
weekly papers will be on hand, when
everybody will be free to drop In and
have access to the files.
Wellington has Republican Club
Of over 800 members. They have fur
nished two rooms in Vischer's new
building and members can here find all
the political questions Of the day
discussed by the leading journals, and
all sides of politics can be read.
The Northern Ohio Photograph
Copying Company, located at Norwalk.
are canvassing this section to secure
orders for copying. enlarging and fin
ishing photographs in India Ink and
Crayon. A very fine specimen of
their work is on exhibition at this Of
flee.
"A project Is on foot which meets
the approval Of the town authorities, by
which a supply of gas, sufficient for
the town it Is clsi med, can be
obtained. As the work is but COM
we will defer further particu.
lars of the new enterprise until 1t is
more fully developed. :.
"A very destructive fire occurred in
Tuesday evening, near A. &
g. w. freight depot, beginning in Dem
hams planning mill, destroying that,
the Variety Iron Works, Cramer's sa-
loon, large portion of the freight de-
pot, and one large corner Of Wood,
Perry & Co.'s lumber yards.
You may write yourself blind, and
preach yourself hoarse on general prin-
ciples, and no notice Is taken of your
profoundest wisdom; but let your
Iightest word be suspected of any in
tended application, aud there is such
that for n day or two you
are ready to resolve to write nothing
more while the world standeth.
Boss Lacey has the lasting grati-
tude of the travellers of North Main
street, for repairs made to the r. R.
on east side Of street, making
It possible to 60 over with a wheel bar
row or baby carriage without danger of
tipping over or dislocating wheel and
with entire safety to ones own limbs.
It has been nuisance for many years
md we are glad it has been abated.
in behalf of others as we'll as our
selves, we wish to express an apprecia-
lion of the good order and absence Of
and destructive demonstra-
lion here on the Fourth of July. A
more quiet Fourth was never expert
enced, and more than one citizen who
has heretofore suffered from the break
ng of glass by canon shooting, have ex-
pressed thankfuiness not to have DAM
lges to repair this year, and were very
happy to miss the big bonfire and the
usual risk to property.
-Ladies' Button and Tie Walking
Shoes cheap at Frank B. Serage's.
Personal.