The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-08-19
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

AOOAh AMI EOUS
An infant son of Darwin Firman, but q
few days old, died on Sunday.
-Fresh oysters during show and fair days
at DEwsr's.
L. Bowman is first in market with fine
hne Of samples for Fan suitiags.
l Mrs. A. h. Palmer was in the city, Tues
day, looking after the latest novelties in mill
linery goods. --
We direct the attention Of our readers to
the programme OF the Wellington Fair, in
| another column OF this issue.
WIN. Rininger is selling good Japan tea
at 80 cts. . pound : commonly sold at Gu
cts. A6
The New London fair is In process this
week, many persons from this place and vi
cinity attending.
Fresh oysters and Ice cream during fair
week, at DRwEY's.
Invitations for the fiiEh anniversary OF
the marriage OF Mr-and Ms. M. W. Lang,
are out tor ;ds7 eve,iag OF this week.
-wANrED--o buy leo cords OF ash bolts.
Apply to N. HUcklxs & Co.
4S2
There is one family In indianapolis, in
which the Hon. VIM. Ii. English, will not
kiss the babies during the campaign.
WIN. Rininger IL selling Msson's fruit
Jars at present manufacturers prices aud
transportation. 46
The engineer of the Wheeling & Lake
Erie Railroad is now at work in the vicinity
of Pike stations.
Fresh oysters and warm mer's served at
the Star Bakery during the Fair.
So J.P. EIDr.
nne herd Of cattle at our Fair, sold, last
week, q sho.t-horu bull-calf, s months old,
Tor $50.
1t is Of no use 10 wish another "oleasant
dreams", II they have eaten hot bead, m'uce
pie. cold meat, pickles and prese- res, for
supper.
Don't forget the f.esh oysters at DEW
KY's. during the fair.
Il will pay 800 to any person who can
give Information with reference to he break
ing down Of my trees b. FURLEY.
The village members of the Reading Cir
Gle, a few evenings since, made sur prise visit
to Mss Alice Douglass, lately returned from
the East.
WIN. Rin'nger is selling fine cut chew
ing tobacco for 50, a and so cts. q pound,
that for cheapness can't be beat In Northern
Ohio. 5. 44-6
-Messrs. Vischer, Gibbs, Arnold, d. L.
Wadsworth and A. L.. Kilbume. went to
Chicago, Monday, to attend the great gatn-
e-ing Of knights Templar at that city.
st. Julian and Maud s., (,hose ase the
given names Of two fast horses), made eacn
Its mile in 2.11H, at Baffalo, one day last
week,-the fastest trotting time on record.
VIM. b. Vanderbilt has bought he pair for
$4,000.
Rev. ]. Fergus Of New Zealand, q student
at Bethany College, Will give an sadress in
the Christian Church, Wellington, wcdnes-
day evening, August 25'h. Inteeest:ng in
formation. concerning New Zealand may be
expected.
Tuesday morning q wealthy b:eakman on
the A. N. freight train, dropped a roll of
money amounting to $50, while doing yaro
work at the place. The bills were picked up
by Michael O'B:ien, and subsequently Ie-
storeo 70 the owner.
Don't be deceived by shoddy and pay
dollar to save fifty cents, and .hus unwisely
fool your money away, when yUu can buy
the we'll known handmade boot thas Is hon.
est, reliable, and does good ser yice to the
purchaser one end two years. Only sold by
476 WIN. RIsINaER.
The Christian Church Is undergoing great
Improvement at the hands Of the pain.ers
under the direction OF Mr.. Henderson. The
building has been repainted in near cottage
colors, and further changes in the surround
ings, to be made, viii add much 10 the ap-
pearance Of the building.
"A vote taken on the train returning from
the Soldiers Reunion at Columbus, TO Pite-
Ion, Ohio, on Thursday last, resulted as fol-
lows: Garfield, $50; Hancock, las; Weaver,
IL. "Hancock tha superb" does not seem to
be so much In favor with Southern Ohio cx-
soldiers as the man with less style but more
substance.
The house OF Mr.. VIM. Smith, on Pros
pect street, was entered by burglars last
Saturday night. They were heard by Ms.
Smith, and were frighteaed away before they
secured anything but 16 cts. in money and q
pocket knife. The same men, es;deut'y. en-
tered the house of M. Hanson; they secured
nothing, however. but Mr.. HIS pants, which
they soon dropped.
For once Chicago is choked, aud sheidis-
covers that she isn't bigger than all The rest
Of the couatrY. Sir Knights and visiting
strangers TO the great conclave, have literally
overwhelmed the city's ability to entertain
them. But it has done nobly, and at social
dance given for its guess, 10000 were pres.
ept; and yet as many more who came 10 that
had to be turned away for want of room.
Mrs. A. II. Palmer having returned from
her visit to Chicago and the West, and Miss
Clark being daily expected. she viii be pre-
pared, from this time, to execute all orders
in the latest styles Of millinery and dress
making. Only expe, fenced and competent
help will be employed, and NO pains will be
spared to please those who favor her with
their patronage. 47f
Our genial friend, Harvey, has been Lick
ing peach-basLets, hucklebe.ry boxes, and
water-melons around in rather q reckless
manner for several days, ard on inquiry as
to the cause Of this great cube ance of
feeling, We learn that permanent boarder
in she shape of tel pound boy, which ar
rived at . Ger cain house on the Avenue last
week, is the cause Of the s1me.
"A look through =. Doland's carriage
wareroem shows large assortment OF fin
jshed woik OF the best styles. The celebrated
Dexter sp. pg he regards one of the most de.
sirable. They are very long, running the
whole lergth Of the box, and give the east
est motion Of any spriug in use. Mr.. Do