The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-08-12
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

We would say to parties, make youl
entries for the Fair early.
Now would be an excellent time to pain,
the band stand, while it Is fenced in.
The programmes for Fair and Athlet,
Sports are now ready for distribution.
What a beautiful aspect the park has
this weekl It pays to keep 1t moved down @
WIN. Rininger is selling good japan te.
at so cts. q pound; commonly sold at O.
cts. 44-6
Mr.. Robinson Is showing commendablt
enterprise in supplying the market with
choice variety Of ripe fruits and vegetables.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will meet at Mrs. Brins
madc's, Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 18th.
Vim. Riuineer Is selling Nason's fruit
Jars at present manufaciuser's prices and
tran, p Jrtation. 44-6
Oh uesday the Board me- with the
Trustees Of the Fair Grounds, to estimats
and construct tile ditch through the grove
borse's back, while playing with the hcClory
SaAoiShs anu ASh on, pdscnS ncf sAouioSf
out Of joint.
WIN. Rininger is selling o fine cut chew
Ing tobacco for 50. 10 and 50 cts. q pound,
that for cheapness can't be beat In Northern
Ohio. 446
Last year about e16,OO0 was received by
the Lakeside Company for building lots, and
the proportion of sales is much increased so
far this year.
Il. J. Robinson will superintendent the
Dining Hall ON the Fair Grounds, and will
make such ample provision that all may OBJ
tain . first class dinner.
We acknowledge the receipt OF q ''com-
plimentary" to the summer meeting of the
Chagrin Falls Driving Park Association, TO
be held Aug. 25to to 9th.
The Annual Convention of the Christian
Churches in Lorsin County will be held at
Kipton, beginning Friday, Aug. Goth, at Q
P. n, and continuing till Monday evening.
The Young Mems Republican Club have
rented rooms in Hiram Couch's building.
and will have them open In about . week.
Leading dailies and weeklies will be kept on
Hle.
The ID Ohio Cavalry, and 25th Ohio Bat
tery, will hold their annual reunion at Chip
paws Lake, August 26th and 9th. Fuller
notice will appear in next weeks issue of
this paper.
8. p. Hastings has purchased another 25
lot Of those Popular Domestic Sewing Ma
chimes, making $50 machines purchased with
In the last So months. Of which 30Ohave been
sold during that time. Office in Benedict's
Block.
Mr.. James Renourad drove into the creek
to wet the tire Of his milk wagon, Monday
afternoon His hoise could not resist the
temptation to take q bath, and laid down,
breaking both shafts. Horse and driver were
pretty muddy, but the milk was unframed.
"A little boy who had propensity for
getting into things, and had been the cause
Of . most mortifying accident, away from
home, was heard to pray that night: "Dear
Gsd, ef you can take the pry out Of a boy
without Jest a-killin' him, take It out Of me.
Amen"
Don't be deceived by shoddy and pay q
aollar to save fifty cents, and thus unwisely
fool your money away, when you can buy
The well known hand made boot that is hon.
est, reliable, and Goes good service to the
purchaser one and two years. Only sold by
476 WIN. RININGER.
hibition on the public square, Saturday
evening. They had a large audience, but
Wheu the hat was passed, at the close, they
gathered in only q 5o-hsrdly enough to
keep them over night. 1t was, however,
about all the show was worth.
which was lately organized, is to cover the
line that has been in contemplation from
Lodi to Sandusky by the Company known as
he w. & L. E., and not q new road to run
nearly parallel with 1t, as some of our ex-
changes have supposed. It will run through
Wellington, Wakeman and Berlin Heights to
3andusky.
Mrs. A. 81. Palmer having returned from
her visit TO Chicago and the West, and Miss
Clark being daily expected, she will be pre-
pared, from this time, to execute all orders
IN the latest styles of millinery and Dress
making. Only experienced and competent
help will be employed, and no pains will be
spared to please those who favor her with
heir patronage. 47tf
Concerning Welsh & Sands show, which
will exhibit in Wellington on Monday, Aug.
Sd, the Washington Herald says at was
he best show VIC had seen for years, and had
immense audiences, both morning and even
ng. Not only was the menagerie full and
complete one, and the circus performance
to the highest degree, but the at
aches were the most quiet and orderly set
4 men we have ever known to be connected
nth show company"
-FoR SALE-NKw SEWING MACHINKs.-l
Two machines that have been tried just
nough to know that they do good work and
re not in any way defective. One Il ''The
Sew Davis" an excellent Eght-running ma
hine, in perfect order, pearl inlaid, 10 draw
r.. fall-leaf, one OF the handsomest cascd
machines the company has cent out. The |
ther Is new Wilson Machine, s drawers,
rop-leaf, walnut case, and has some advan-
ages over any other machine. Either ms-
hine for sale at q bargain. Enquire at the |
.NT1RPRIsE Office.
Two self.styled professors hamilton |
nd Lapoint-pitched their tent on the public |
quare, Monday afternoon, and gave one of |
be so-called "highly moral and entertaining |
xhibitions," afternoon and evening. They |
dvertised wild cat, wild dog, kangaroo,
Tolves, eagle, bird Of paradise. snakes, to-
ether with sleight Of hand and parlor magic, |
II at the astonishingly low price OF ten cents; |