The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-07-31
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Geo. Parsons left Friday of last weel
for Maryland, to purchase herd of Here
ford cattle.
Mrs. Henry Runnells has gone to Ander
son, Ind, to be absent till September, on
visit to her sister, Mrs. I. Hewitt, who re
sides there.
Thanks to the Floral Society for favor,
of Tuesday night. When we have room
will have more to say concerning tha
benifcent company.
| "A failure to find articles which are ex-
pected by some, will be understood by no
lag show and circus.
| WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-25 600 feet of dry
ash lumber, inch and ~ inch thick, at H
Wadsworth s. Sons Planning Mill, Railroad
street, Wellington, o.
On Saturday evening the ladies of the
Disciple Church will hold q lawn festival on
the Lock place, corner Of North Main and
Taylor streets. A cordial welcome to all.
Parties desiring any Of the leading
varieties of strawberry plants, can be
supplied by leaving orders with A. L.
Dewey or with w. II. Huntley.
1926
NorICK.-An persons indebted to me on
account are respectfully requested 10 call
and settle at the earliest possible day. We
hope this matter will not be delayed until it
is forgotten. A. NJ. BURrcH.
"A new stove and tin store has been
opened in the old bakery building, about
which our advertising columns will have
something 20 tell you next week. In the
meantime call and look over goods and get
prices.
One Of the most remarkable remedial
agents, either of ancient or modern times, is
''Lawson's Curative" It removes pain from
rheumatism, neuralgia, headache. lame back
or side. It heals cuts, wounds, bruises and
reduces Inflammation Of all kinds.
During storm Wednesday OF last week,
the house Of Mrs. Linning of Hunting ton,
was struck BY lightning, which shattered the
front door-casings and badly stunned . boy
who was sitting in the room. The house
was filed with . sulphurous smoke and the
whole family badly shsken up.
NC AnuiCS Va 0ouu noOlueOu' Ul2 BuOW
drove into town q week ago, jinglipg bells
enough to furnish q sleighing party. The
small boy will begin to save up something
for peanuts and admission to the tent, II he
can't squeeze under the canvass somewhere
and save that amount for more peanuts.
Rev. N. 8. Albright alled the pulpit Of
the n. E. Church, Elyria, Ohio, last Sab
bath morning and evening. He WAS taken
Ill Sunday morning and was scarcely able to
ride home Monday afternoon, since which
time he has been confined to the bed. The
disease seems to be of Q mild type, and 1t
hoped he will soon regain his usual health.
"A young lady living at Homer wads-
worth's was picked up Saturday morning in
an insensible condition, with an ugly cash
in the scalp, caused by falling ON the edge
Of . stone step. She slept up stairs and
having occasion to go to the window, lost
her balance, probably tainted, and fell out
with result above stated. She was attended
by DR.. McClaren and Is reported doing well.
Rev. I. H. Mcconnell preached two ex.
cellent discourses to full houses last Sab
bath The one in the evening, subject:
"The mysteries Of religion matched by the
mysteries in science" we hear spoken Of In
terms Of highest praise. Want Of space
prevents our giving more extended notice.
Nothing however. less than the entire dis
course would give anything like an adequate
of its excellence. IA
Tho parties whe have been engaged
sinking tube wen In the Park, have re-
sumed operations. They propose to 20
down 200 feet in all and II water OF sufi-
cient quantity is not reached, they will put
down some Ditro-giycerin and treat Welling-
ton to young earthquake. 1t is hoped by |
that means to make connections with any |
veins Of water that may be near the course |
Of the drill. The rock Is very hard; only |
three feet having been drilled in one whole |
day.
The bids for the construction Of the new |
court house was opened July 25th, by the |
County Commissioners, in the presence OF . /
large number Of contractors who had been |
ln town for several days. There were aye /
bids for the entire Job, and large number |
for various parts of the work. This after
noon the contract was awarded to e. Malone I
Of Toledo, for the sum of $s0, ,575. The 9TH |
er bids were as follows: n. 8. Frost & Son, \
es8 $50; W. d. Richardson.
springfield, H., $s4 ,195; 8. C. Brooks & Co.,
500, 900; J. L. Hilliker d Som
xenia, $loS. .34s. Tho plans were furnished |
BY e. e. Myers Of Detroit. and In spite Of !
many predictions to the contrary, three of |
the bids were within his estimation. An
herst stone win be used for the building.
The contractor pays $500 for the old Court |
House and will begin at once to tear 1t down. |
Mr.. Malone built the Boody House and Pro- |
duce exchange in Toledo, and viii doubtless |
give good satisfaction to the county.-EIsria /
July 26. grestes