The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-08-05

De oevoteo 10 making entries and arranging
the grounds in order.
The detention Of the mail train, Friday
mornig, Vas caused by eight cars of the
local freight jumping the track at LAGRANGE.
-wm. Rininger is selling good jap
an tea at 50-cts. pound; commonly
sold ut go cts. 446
Just received at the Bee Hive, another
large invoice of crockery, China and glass
ware, at low prices, Call and see 1t.
"A squad Of men putting up an additional
telegraph wire for the railroad Company's
use, have been stopping In town.
WIN. Rininger Is selling Mason's
fruit jars at present manufacturers
prices and transportation. 446
The Council, Monday evening. con-
sidered the proposition to vscate Kelly street
for use Of the track Of the Wheeling & Lake
Erie Railroad. - 81 a-'i -4-s-..
We break ground this week for eur new
double store, but viii be able to wait ON all
customers with our usual promptness, at
the Bee Hive.
Everybody should ask their friends, and
come with them to the Fair. Let there be
such an inpouring to the Fair - was never
witnessed In Wellington.
Already several stands and booths have
been rented for furnishing eatables and
drinkables TO the many that win attend the
Fair, August oath to 9Th.
WIN. Rininger Is selling fine cut
chewing tobacco for 80, 40 and 80 cts. a
pound, that for cheapness can't be beat
in Northern Ohio. 446 Z
? "A. NJ. Fitch's COW killed his horse, valued
ct $3.50, on Wednesday nj. ht OF last week.
They had run together for TWO years and
seemed peaceably disposed mp 10 that time.
| wv. =. Sawtell will attend the Soldiers
Reunion at Columbus, next week, and his
gallery will consequently be closed from
Tuesday till Saturday. Customers viii take
notice. 1iiiS f1G 5H
"A young woman living in the north part
OF the village, attempted suicide by poison
last week. but was saved by medical inter
ference. An unfaithful lover is the reported
cause. ..tr,~ ~
The committee on. athletic sports submit
to the officers Of the Agricultural Society
sonae new and very attractive sports to be
giycn during the Fair, Aug. cath to 27ih, in.
elusive. Ian |
The lake was SO rough that the boats did
not make their regular trips to and from
Lakeside the fore part Of the week, and num-
bcrs were disappointed and inconvenienced
thereby.
"A number of young people left to enjoy
few days company out on the lake shore at
shattuck's Grove, on Monday. Among the
number Is Chas. Beech and Chas. Wilton
and families.
Miss Katie Powers is doing some very
fine cn painting on silk. We have been
shown q silk covered fan beautifully orna-
mented with flowers in imitation Of we'll
known varieties. e2 G
"A few more stoves, both cook and heat
ers, still ursold at the Bee Hive. Call and
see them as we wish to close them out before
moving into our new building; will sell them
at low price rather than move them.
Anonymous communications, however
meritorious, are an imposition, and no one
need expect they will find any other dest,na-
ton than the waste basket. Z. g., and 9TH
ers, will please take notice and give us their
names.
Deacon J. 9. Case, seeing an extract in
our paper from the Country Gentleman"
which stated that two pounds Of cream are
required to make one pound OF butter, tried
the experiment in his own dairy, and obtain
ed 10 lbs. Of butter from II lbs. OF cream.
The grading of the new school grounds
IL now almost complete, and Q beautiful
piece Of work it Ia, indeed. Much credit is
due Mr.. Wight, Of the Board, for the time
and personal attention he has bestowed in
the oversight Of the work. '-rEFf -.r'7
The subscriptions to the w. & L. E. r.
have been secured within less than 81 900.
1t Is desirable that those who have not con.
tributed will now do so, and not oblige
those who have already subscribed more
than their share to make up the deficiency.
Miss Cook and Mrs. Starr wish to inform
the public that they have commenced work
In their shop on Courtlsnd Avenue, and that
they are prepared TO do dressmaking in the
newest styles and at prices which defy com
petition. Special attention given to cutting
and fitting.
People will never tire OF lake excursions
as was proven by the numbers that took ad
vantage of the one Saturday to visit Geve-
land and enjoy bostride on the lake. Al
Wellington 1S4 tickets were sold; at Green.
wich 4o5. 2COo tickets were taken up by the
conductors. and it required two engines to
haul the train.
Fans IN ONO FOR 1ss0.-welling.
ton, Aug. "a, Is, &c, az. Clark Co.,
Springfield, Aug. II, 1s, 10, 20. Medi-
ma and Ely1ia Fairs, the Tri-State at
Toledo, and the Southern Ohio at Day
ton. all occur Sept. II, 10, 1e. Ohio, Col.
umbus, Aug. 30, 81, Sept. L, 2, 8
Northern Ohio, Cleveland, Sept. 6, Z, s
9, 10. Summit, Akron, Oct. 5, 6,7. Il
"A meeting was held at Berlin Heights
Tuesday, to organize new railroad com
pany for building road from Sandusky
through Huron and Lorain counties to Lodi.
charter was signed and acknowledged, and
steps taken toward organization, with tn.
name Of Lake Erie & Eastern Railway Com
p8uy. NC onACCIo VI AuS 'VnSobuk N Lahe
Erie Company are among the charter mem
bers. D. L. wadsworth is actively interested
In the new enterprise. -.--
For eALH-NEw SEWING MACHINES
Two machines that have been tried just
enough to know that they do good work ant
are not in any way defective. One Is 9Th,
New Davis" an excellent nght-runniDg ma
chine, in perfect order, pearl inlaid, 10 draw
ers. fall-leaf, one Of the handsomest cased
machines the company has sent out. The
other Is . new Wilson Machine, 5 drawers,
drop-leaf, walnut case, and has some advan-
taRes over any other machine. Either ma
chine for sale ct bargain. Enquire at tn,
EzrHRPx1sE ONCE.