The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-10-02
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

r. A. Horr's speech ut Oberlir
Monday afternoon, was received wit
great favor and much applause.
The residence of Mr.. o. T. Noble
on Union st., has been improved dur
ms the past week by being re-shin
gled.
Boys can get nice school bags q
A. NJ. FIrcH's.
| Il. Leach, Esq. came to Wellington
last Thursday, imbibed too freely an,
went to the cooler for lodgings. On
dollar and costs.
-Head-quarters for school books ant
all schools supplies is at Houghton's.
| Soft
Mr.. f. A. Briggs is at home again
and fixing mp his place on North MaiT
street, intending to sell the property
we understand.
For stationery, school books, ant
all school supplies, 60 to Houghton'I
drug and book store. If
-READY FOR BUsINKss.-Wooster
& Adams have opened their new Drug
Store. Every thing Is fresh and new
Call and see them.
"A horse belonging to Jim Adams
took fright and ran away, Saturday
last, throwing everything out, Jim
included. No damage.
-WANTED.-A competent girl to do
general hoasework. Permanent situa-
ton for one honest, industrious and cap
able. Enquire at this Office. If
The Wellington band went to Sui
livan, Monday last, 10 attend the Re-
publican meeting and hear the speech
of General Garfield.
One of those bawling auctioneer's
who go about the country, swindling
the public with cheap buggies, made
one day hideous last week.
Copies of last weeks ENTERPRISE
containing Mr.. Horr's reply to the SLAM
derous charges being circulated against
him can be had gratuitiously by calling
at this Office.
"A new pair of outside stairs leading
to the second story of the postoffice
building, where DIR. Holbrook is soon
to have his dentistry rooms, have been
put up this week.
Mrs. Kupz, last week Thursday,
while out gathering hickory. nuts, fell
nd f1fe1aooto<1 hAr Il. snt~ II
justed by DR.. McClaren, and she Is get.
along we'll.
"A wedding anniversary at John
Howk's, Saturday evening, was cele-
brated by entertaining large compa-
ny. A communication telling about It
Is left over till next week.
Gates Scoby, living on the Butler
road, few miles from here, had been
betting too much at the New London
races and drinking freely during the
week, and Sunday morning shot him
self dead.
"A man who had started for home
after disposing Of q load Of grapes,
Tuesday evening last, was thrown
from his wagon and quite seriously
hurt, by his horse taking fright near
Main street railroad crossing.
While working on the school
one day last week, . scaffold-
ing gave way and participated Mr..
Ralph Barnes to the story below, but
fortunately he escaped with but few
slight bruises.
"A number Of single and double
carriages from our livery stables, the
band wagon with its four gray horses
and full turnout, and q good many
private conveyances, went yesterday to
Elyria to hear Blaine.
-NorIcs.-All persons are hereby
forbidden to use the Fair Grounds rs a
pasture. or to turn in any animals there
for keeping, or In any way to make use
of the premises or property without
leave. r. N. GOODWIN, Sec.
Miss s. Button of Litchfield, brings
to our Office a pretty good show Of fruit
for this year; five varieties of peach es.
one stem being thickly set with half
dozen good looking specimens, and
some unusually flne ounces, one of
which weighed over ten ounces.
AT the October election, land as
SCISSOR in each township is to be elected.
As 1t is important that he be . person
Of rare judgment and knowledge of the
value of real estate 1t will need to be
we'll considered before the decision Is
made by vote.
A young man with more whisky
than he could carry steadily. fingered
at our desk the other day while he ora
ted on political topics and helped him
self to our peaches by way Of pune
tuating his periods. He was noisy and
funny and on all sides Of the fence.
The Cleveland Voice has . wedding
In which appear the names
Of parties and the day appointed. The
columns Of the ENrERPRlsE are always
open for news OF q proper character,
and our readers would doubtless read
vith interest any local items in that
line.
The postofflce Is moved. It is in
the new brick building next to and
south Of Baldwin, Laundon & Co.'s
store. That fact Is not 50 generally
known As It might be supposed, since
scores OF people still bring their mail to
Us, and every day We are asked far
stamps.
The export of bread-stuffs this year
will be unprecedented. The disastrous
failure Of crops abroad will make q de.
mand and steady rise In price that will
be only limited by its effect in compell-
ing the substitution OF cheaper grains