The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-05-06

IT you need nice malacca or whales
bone whip. call on J. NJ. Otterbacker.
= 33 2t.
Mr.. r. S. Hollenbach reports that
his business was never before SO good
as it is thi, spring.
Trunks, zinc, leather and wood.
"cheap," one dollar and upwards, at
2S-6t WIN. RININGER's.
| WANTED Places for two girls,
strong and competent, to do house work.
Call at this office.
-Otterbacker has left 80 gallons Of
Harness Oil, which will be cold at
wholesale. 33-2t.
-wANrkD-One or two apprentice
girls in the Dress-making department
at Mrs. A. H. Palmer's.
We have taken from our files the
ENTERPRISE of March 25th, to meet The
demand for that number. Wiltanyone
having copy of that date favor us
with the same?
Wall and Decorative Paper, the
latest French and English patterns out,
| very stylish and handsome, at
2S-6t WM. RININGER's.
Mrs. N. B. Billings died at the resi-
dence of her son-in-law, r. P. Baldwin,
Sabbath morning. Funeral at her late
residence on Monday, conducted by
Rev. N. S. Albright.
| -WASrED-One or two leads of we'll
rotted barnyard manure. Anyone hav-
ing 1t to sell can fiud a customer by
caring at this Office.
-Thers is a rumor in the wind that
Lorain county shall have no more mass
| nominating conventions. Well as this
has been decided by the powers, there
is no appeal pass. X.
Carpets in new designs, handsome,
cheaper than can be purchased IN
Cleveland, at WM. RININEER's.
2S-6t
1T Is difficult to tell which are most
in demand the.e days, the carpenter,
painter, white.washer and paper hang
er, or the woman who is strong enough
to lay carpets aud do house-cleaning.
Mrs. A. ii. Palmer and her assist
ants will devote thei:' tine Friday al
ternoon ard :. S..turday OF this We. K, to
showing newest styles in millinery
an dress-making. Ladies seeking in
Tor nation win do well 10 call.
Don't go away from home to buy
goods. when you can buy them so
much cheaper of WIN. Rininger. 31-3.
Dress Silks in blacks and colors,
cheap at WIN. RININGER's.
"A great improvements has been made
on the NJ. E. Parsonage lot. Its bound
arieshave been provided with box drains
covered over and graded so asto relieve
any unsightliuess, and improve the san
itary conditions of the premises.
-FoR SALE.-Small but very desira-
BILE house and lot on Cortland Avenue.
Will be sold at a bargain If sold soon.
Apply to w. F. Stevenson. 2Gtf
Visitors to the new cemetery unite
up by j. J. Thomas, on the lot of the
late VIM. Howk, Esq, is one Of the fin
est if not the finest in the grounds. 1t
Is of Quincy granite and the design and
workmanship are both superior.
We are In hopes that the town coun-
Gil will appoint a committee whose duty
it shall be to investigate the practicable
ity of lighting our town with electrici-
ty. Do nothing rashly, but gentlemen,
If the electric light is a good thing and
o profitable investment let us have it.
Call and see the choice lot of new
millinery at Mrs. Ii. N. Rockwood's,
who has secured the services of Miss
May Hollister Of Cleveland, as milliner.
32-tf.
The little son of A. White of New
London, who has been bed-ridden over
a year from diseased hip, terminating
in Assesses in hip and groin, has lately,
says the Record, endured a surgical OPP
Grafton, incisions being made to make
an outlet for the accumulated secretions.
c. w. Horr is making a large reser-
voir on his farm east of his house to
cover IL acres of land and to be five #.
deep. n. ". Webster has contracted to
take out } 80 loads of earth each day un-
til some time in September, and is de-
livering it in the village to purchasers
for purposes of grading.
-Editor-Ahem! would like 10
know about how the Blaine men feel
after the Columbus Convention over
that Elyria SOLVE branch of peace" so
kindly rendered. Gentlemen, you will
wake up to find out after a while that
If you can't be beat in one way you can
in another. OUR.
Plymouth Rock eggs for Matching.
Price low; stock pure; satisfaction
guaranteed. All orders left at w. w.
Harvey's, will be promptly attended to.
G. w. GILLKrT.
Wellington, o. 32-tf
-Ameeting was held in the town Hall
Wednesday evening, In the interests Of
the Wheeling and Lake Erie Rail Road.
w. A. Mack, the president Of the road.
and Mr.. Griggs, the contractor, being
present. The meeting was held too
late for a report of its proceedings to
appear in this issue. Will give it atten-
ton next week.
Hiram Allyn Of this village has
Jersey cow years old this spring,
whose milk and butter qualities he has
been testing with the following result:
She gave in one day Is lbs. milk, from
which he made one pound and nine
ounces of well-worked butter or about
one lh of butter to IA lbs of milk. Who