The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-06-26

FRANK B. SHRAGE's. - 81 -le
Our court news Is crowded ou,
this week by local matter.
"A notice Of meeting Of Republican
Club will have to 60 over till nexl
week.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society and
Social will hold Lawn Fete In the
Park. on the evening Of July 4th.
-Mrs. Hudson, mother of the young
graduate, was the guest of Mrs. P. N.
Stroup, during commencement week.
Tho Methodist Church and Sabbath
School win celebrate on the Fourth. by
holding picnic on the Fair grounds.
Tho young lady graduates this
year were all dressed In white CASH
msre, except one, who wore light blue.
Il. r. Clifford has purchased q
herd of six full blood Durham cattle,
from q dealer Of some note in this
kind Of stock.
Mrs. e. NJ. watlsworth, OF Wiscon-
sin, is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Battell, and not of Ithiel Battell
as stated last week. -
eOver ninety persons from this
place visited the Soldiers Home, last
Thursday, the day OF the excursion.
Tho Band was In the party.
We should Judge from tho number
Of Aoral tributes carried by ushers to
the graduating class. that all must
have received handsome baskets and
lovely boqucts. ,fil ssa s4.. -.
-L.osr.-A light colored plaid wool
shawl, ON the road between Obsrlin
and wellington, on Monday June a3d.
A reward of One Dollar will be paid II
returned to this Office.
The brick and stone work Of the
new post Office building is now com.
pleted, and It is being rooted. 1t will
probably be ready for. occupancy by
the 6rst or middle Of August. .
Parties from Vermont have been
making heavy purchases Of wool In
this Market Baldwin Laundon q Co.,
are also buying heavily. TIE extreme
price IL about IS cents for best grades.
The Alumni OF our school had .
banquet at the American House Mon.
day evening, over thirty being present.
The occaeion was one Of great interest,
and the Secretary will tell us all about
IT in our next issue.
"A. J.. Burrell, of Huntington,
sends US . strawberry measuring six
inches In circumference and weighing
one half ounce. We also had one from
the same town, previously, which was
truly great, but inferior 70 this one.
-Losr.-A prommisory note dated
July 1sth, 1869, made payable to Shu-
bad Smith, for amount Of $224.00, and
due one year from date. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the same at this Office. 4-tf
The best argument that can be used
in favor Of "Lawson's Curative" is
that It is used by physicians OF eminent
skin in their profession, and can al
ways b relied upon as a safe. simple
and effective cur for the many diseases
referred to In the advertisement.
For years stLawson's Curative" has
given universal satisfaction, and every
day It Is growing in popular favor.-It
Is an indispensible remedy for family.
use. For aches, pains, sores, bruises,
burns and scalds It acts with rapidity.
affording great comfort to The sufferer.
Our friend from the: East part Of
town, who puts one hind wheel Of his
buggy on the front axle and the fore
wheel In It's place. and makes . trip to
Wellington with them In that position
without discovering the occasion Of q
certain inequality in the hang Of the
box, is m unadulterated. Simon pure
temperance man. We mention this
fact to quiet suspicion. 3ie E"
oSCThe parties who have been boring
fof water in the park, found what IL
thought / to be . liberal supply
at . depth Of 140 feet, the last 40 feet
being in rock. A pump was insertsd,
but soop, clogged with mud and sand
and has twice had to be removed and
cleaned. q The water Il vse vrf, muddv
.nnd Is Il not nos.ihls ~ te,, vh.sber !,
;-,v,lr. a. -. NJ. :. ~, m. s,,,..
ton. oe sncces. are M. v.rv nrcm,.
sing. -3..i .3'isT
-4r. Orr, merchant and post master
At Litcbfield. went into his oell.r Nom
dav evening to look .ftar |. mol.ssas
barrei. which wsa leakino Ha .et his
l.mc aovn ..d . anal l'oo Witch h.a
,sol,o-.d him rent for m. c.,. ,h.v
'toeefher. broke the lamp. and the. .nii
takipr IRE Quickly communicated WIN
'the cosa. oil barrel which w,a near. ana
4, !.