The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
cheap Fable at Frank B. seraee,s

-baluWln, LaunuOn q CO.'S store
will be closed Monday, July 9Th, to give
all hands holiday.
-FoR SALE-A lot of f3ne Berkshire
pigs. Enquire of
41-2t. E.W. HoUaHroN.
There is q reasonable probability
that the North ditch will be opened up
through town in good shape before
long.
We would like to see cherries ga
drug on the market at 8 cents a quart,
as mentioned by our Clarksield CORES
pondent.
Home Is any place where love
abides, where those live who are a help,
comfort and Joy to each other.-Gold-
en- Rule.
The select school taught in one Of
the primary rooms of the High School
building by Miss Lizzie Cook, opened
Monday.
John Zimmerman's horses and bug
gy valued at $500, were s,olen while
hitched I'm the streets of Wooster, Sum
day evening.
MIR. VIM. Crosier married q lady in
Mansfield, Tuesday, and passed through
Wellington, East, the same evening on
their wedding trip.
-WANrED.-Old saw plates. 75 cts,
for old saw plates 6 feet and over long,
5 inches and over wide at narrow end.
w. r. SANrLKY & Co.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
f. Church, last Wednesday afternoon
at DIR. McClaran's, was well attended
Notwithstanding the excessive heat.
Potion all knocked out of the boom.
Bleached aud brown sheetings now be-
ing sold rs cheap as any time since
the war at WM. RININGER's.
41.4t.
Saturday was rather an unusually
busy day with our merchants. The
rain stopped farmers from work and in
the evening the town was full.
Delegates. alternates end visitors to
the Medina Convention were mostly up
before it was early that morning, antic-
ipating scorching day, which met all
their expectations.
-LosT-A brown hair switch, some
where between Medina and Wellington.
Game on the Smith road to Litchfield
centre road, thence to Litchfield centre
and Wellington. A liberal reward will
be paid the finder If he will leave the
same at the Office of r. N. Goodwin,
this village.
| Friday morning four trains Of Gin
cinnati delegst, passed. through, home
ward bound. The Democracy had add
| ed to their decorations, and there was a
good deal of assumption as yell sspstnt
and canvass wasted in; the, attempt to
create enthusiasm. They will need AL
their spare sheeting for pocket hand
kerchiefs, next November.
Z -B. F. Lewis, census enumerator of
Spencer, reports the population of that
township at s0S, decrease of 81 since
1870. The oldest person in Spencer Is
Mrs. Mary Auble, aged 81. The young
est widow is Mrs. Carrie Parent, aged
10, having lost her husband and one
child within the year. The number oi
families Is 208. Number of children
born in the year, 49, Medina Gazette
The second re6nion of the Frank:
family was held ct Applecreek, Wayne
Co., on June Sd. About ], 500 people
were present, including many over q
years Of age. The family has an exten
siye relationship. Reunions will be helt
regularly, and will be occasions of ex-
traordinary interest. Several band'
were present, and the day was spent il
very agreeable way. Short speeches
were made by some Of the old peopl,
present, and carefully prepared famil,
"reminiscences were read. The next re
union will be held at Chippewa Lake
Medina Gazette.
-Children's Day was observed at tn,
N. E. Church, Sunday, and q collection
was taken In the Sabbath School for tn
! education of young men for the minis
try. The pastor, Rev. N. 8. Albright
preached q very excellent sermon frou
the words of Joshua, Gas for me ant
my house we will serve the Lord.
Pulpit and affairs were lovely witt
choice boquets. In the evening q uniol
service at the NJ. E. Church united tn
, floral offerings, Sunday Schools AM
congregations making an interesting
and crowded gathering. w. H. Fisher
Superintendent Of the Congregat tions
school, led the singing by the school
and alternated with Rev. Mr.. Albrigh
, in leading the responsive service. Rev
; Mr.. Knowles, of the Disciple Church
I igsya an address on the rise and progres
: o Sunday Schools, aud Rev. J. A. Dal
& t6bpke briefly at the close.
{; t;t,The Secretary OF the Committed <
for the 9th Of July cell
q btttion at Cleveland, sends us a lett<
: i ss1ing our favorable notice in callin
kthe attention of our readers to the 3
H0rections they offer for the Nations
8Holiday. We therefore cordially ura
and affectionately entreat every loafe|
soaker, hummer, topper, mild imbih.
III ard occasional drinker In Lorain COZ
4 ty.to go down to Cleveland Mond
; nerning and stay there three or q
days. Every "fellah" who will w&1
- "twine" himself around lamp-pS|
and "rah'' for somebody when it cou1(
blight, every one who will need an Z
| leost to fluid his way home and a nachtz
( Is 20 fit his night-key, will lie chez
Z fully spared to celebrate in Clevclai
( With time to cool of In the fnylgoratt
ereezes of Lake Erie. We may q
+ ed that the freedom and hospitality<
6 the city is extended to all other classe