The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-08
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Cheap Table at Frank B. serase,s

III Is saio tnat the bees at the hive
on the corner are about to swarm.
Negotiations are in progress to
move the stock yards little farther
out of town.
WIN. Rininger is selling 121k lbs.
good sugar tor dollar. 41-4t.
"A new sign, "Lcok Out For the
Cars" has been put up at Horr &
Warmers corner.
Cholera Morbus generators (water
melons) for sale at Harvey's. They are
delightful. Try one.
About $50 tickets were sold to pas
sengers for New London, Saturday, and
at least 100 for Cleveland, Monday.
-FoR SALE-A lot of fine Berkshire
pigs. Enquire of
41-2t. E. w. HoUGHToN.
New potatoes as large as walnuts
are in market, aud some dealers, we
hear, are giving away their old stock.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Pow
ers is having very encouraging run
of business. May the boom strike 9TH
ers.
Harvey beats them all on screen
swing doors, his having patent hinges
opening both ways. II you will call
there lie will show you how they work.
The wheat crop is reported as cut
and got up in very good condition last
week. II the abundance of rain does
not give US ''grown" wheat We shall be
fortunate.
-WANTED.-Olds saw plates. 75 cts,
for old saw plates G feet and over long,
8 inches and over wide at narrow end.
w. R.. .SANTLKY s. Co.
MIR. Gosling is doing works of char
ity and mercy in the way Of taking care
Of the understanding as we'll as the soles
of his customers; says he is driven with
custom.
AN Observing man, rs he saw the
large number of apparently. well fed
men on our streets, remarked that he
should think some of them ought to
work more or eat less.
bottom all knocked out of the boom.
Bfeached and brown sheetings now be-
ing sold as cheap as any time since
the war ut WM. RTNINGKR's.
41-4t.
Smith s. Jordan expect to begin to
build on the vacant space west of their
store in a week or two. A front eleva-
ticn of the new building shows that
they have a fine block in prospect.
-Messrs. Foote & Warmer have now
In their stables 20 horses, a nice line of
carriages, and keep four men constant
ly employed Kent says he is bound to
keep the best turnouts If he don't make
q cent.
The sermon at The N. T.. Church
Sunday morning was upon ''The Obli-
cations OF the christian Citizen" The
entire service was as suitable to the
time and place as could well have been
conceived.
"A party of Cleveland friends, over
twenty in numtcr, visited Mr.. Jordan
on Monday, having a social celebration
at his residence on Taylor street, clos
ing with an exhibition Of fire works in
the evening.
Wool buyers have been busy this
week at their warehouses, packing
for shipment. Several car loads were
shipped last week. A large lot is now
ready for the cars and will be forward
ed this week.
Two gentlemen from Bellefontaine
who came to inspect the Quaker Brick
Machine, timed one at Mr.. -Heminw ay'
| brick yard with the following result
six men and two horses made 240O brick
in so minutes.
The inquiry made Of our business
men as tn the general condition of trade
as compared with last year almost uni
formly brings the answer that il has
very much improved. some having 9
better trade than ever before.
With the exception Of the popping
Of offire-crackers and small pyrotechnics
Saturday and Monday, day and even
ing, were very quiet. There were
showers Sunday night, Monday, and
and during the night following.
The N. E. Church Social Union will
be held tomorrow (Friday) evening al
the residence Of E. H. Gregory, on
North Main street. Vocal and instru-
mental music, etc., have been provided.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
-FoR SALE.-A rare chance for bust
ness. A first-class Millinery and Fancy
Goods store, doing good business in a
rapidly growing villag'. Satisfactory
reasons given for selling. Call or ad'
dress Mrs. Lide Adams, Greenwich, O
They were going to celebrate oul
National independence at Monterey.
CAL, Sunday. In preparing to fire the
noon salute, young soldier opened &
twenty-five pound powder cask with 8
hatchet. There were some funerals
but no more festivities.
| Some thirsty souls broke In at 8
window of VanBurnaw's saloon, Sun
day night, and took 81 in money and
wetting enough for their parch ed
throats to last for some time to come.
Put q little strychnine in 1t, Van, and
you will catch them next time.
Father Calvin, priest to the Catho-
lie churches of Wellington, New Lon
don and Greenwich, has been for some
time in delicate health, and lately has
not been able to hold service. lie is Q
young man whose watchful care over
his people was frequently remarked
| and commended.
| Henry Young, who has been fol
many years subject to epileptic fits, was
taken violently insane on Monday, Il