The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-29


and owned by A. d. Perkins.
Great complaint is made that no at
tention is paid to the order of the coun-
ell to trim trees overhanging the side
walk and repair side walk, and that
the council takes no means to enforce
its order.
WIN. Rininger is settings good JAP
an tea at 30 cts. pound; commonly
sold at 60 cts. 446
If Wellington had extended her
corporation lines so as to take in as
much additional territory as some other
towns, che might boast as loudly as
her neighbors Of her ratio of increase
of population. -r-.- So rs
-Messrs. WIN. Cushion & Son pur-
chased Of Il. Doland, last week, a very
nice double carriage for their livery
which now contains a fine outfit of
both horses and rigs. We are glad to
notice that their business Is Increasing.
The lot on the corner just south of
J. Ii. Wight is now being graded by
Mr.. c. w. Horr, as are also the two lots
lying just south Of DIR. McLaren's. They
will make very desirable lots ont of
what were before very low, wet and
undesirable.
-WANTFp-A coed farm hand. In
quire of E. w. HoUGHroN.
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The school in number one District
that has been taught the last summer by
Miss Robson, closed last Friday, with
general satisfaction to both parents and
pupils. The exercises were closed with
song and recitation FROM pupils, and a
few remarks fIom visitors.
The clearing up and burning of
brush on the lot where Horr & War
ner's new building is to be erected, made
quite a blaze and good deal of a
smudge, Monday evening. Ashes and
cinders from the bonfire were carried
for a considerable distance.
Gents Calf Strap Ties at Frank B.
Serage's.
NO better proof that we are in the
midst of better times could be desired
than The fact that all railroads are do
ing a largely increased business. The
number of freight trains has nearly
doubled and such long and we'll loaded
passenger trains were never known be
fore. ~
The Lorain County Teachers Insti.
tute will be held in the Elyria High
School building, beginning Aug. 18th
at P. NJ, and continuing two weeks
Supt. Findley of Akron, Moulton o
Warren, and II. j. Clark Of Oberlin, in
structors. Boarding places engaged By
committee at reasonable rates. <
WIN. Rininger is selling Mason'i
fruit jars at present manufacturer
prices and transportation. 446
ALI in need of job printing shoult
apply at this Office. Wehsve lately put
in sixteen fonts Of new job type, fin
styles, which, together with the large as
sortment previously on hand, gives u
the facilities for doing every variety o
commercial printing in first class style
Prices will be lower than any competing
ofilce in this section.
Fans IN ONO FOR lss0.-Welling
ton, Aug. "a, 25, 26, ~. Clark Co.
Springfield, Aug II, Is, 10, 20. Medi
ns and Ely1ia Fairs, the Tri-State a
Toledo, and the Southern Ohio at Day
ton, all occur Sept. II, 10, 16. Ohio, Col
umbus, Aug. 80, 81, Sept. 1, 2,
Northern Ohio, Cleveland, Sept. 6, z, s
9, 10. Summit, Akron, Oct. 8, 81.
-WANrED.-Old saw plates. 75 cts
for old saw plates feet and over long
inches and over wide at narrow END
w. r. SANrLEY & Co.
Excursion rates of two cents pc
mile will be charged from Shiloh
Greenwich, New London, Rochester
LAGRANGE, Grafton, North Eator
. Columbia, Olmsted and Berea, durin
: the holding of the Wellington Fail
August ~, 25, 26. 81. The usual freigh
{ rates will be charged ON articles des
tined for exhibition, which will be re
turned free.
II have 920 acres of land in bod
in Wahannsee Co., Kansas, adjoiniu
Blsmark Station. 1t is miles froI
Eskridge, 8 from Alma the County sc:
: and 25 from Topeka 1t is rolling pra
rie. we'll watered with springs an
streams. A first-class place for 4 stoc
;. or sheep ranch. Title perfect. VIII e1
d change for farm in Ohio and pay di
; ference. Call on or address
|. 454eow ALBERT ALLYN, Oberlin, o.
y WIN. Rininger Is selling fine CT
9 chewing tobacco for 80, 40 and so cts.
9 pound, that for cheapness can't be be-
. in Northern Ohio. 446
4 Mrs. John Roser last October stut
Y o threaded needle into her dress abor
the shoulder Passing through doc
shortly afterward the needle was drive
deep into her shoulder and broken {
leaving almost its entire length in Il
= flesh. She went Immediately to
doctors office, where the needle W
Z probed for without success. She HI
!: felt it more or less since, and lately it hi
interfered with raising the shonlde
. Last Friday morning the needle, lit
more than an inch In length and ver
= rusty, was, In less time than It takes
write this, safely removed.