The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-22
LOCAL AND MIscsLIaANBous


-brlShtOn news for last week did not
come to the notice of the editors till af-
ter the paper was printed.
VIM. Rininger is sellinga good jap
an tea at so cts. a pound; commonly
sold at go cts. 446
Linen Busters at Harvey's. 433
Medina County soldiers are to have
a grand reunion in the park, Medina
village, August 10th.
Salt fish in kits at the Bee Hive!
Green corn, tomatoes and blackber.
ries are lyiRgin wait at sll the grocer
les now, at only moderate prices.
China tea sets At the Bee Hive,-a
variety of styles.
-Wm. Rininger is selling Mason's
fruit jars at present manufacturer's'
prices and transportation. 446
"A new lotsof fine chamber sets at
the Bee Hive.
-Four or Eve couples of wellington's
married people have tent on the beach
Of Lsts Erie, and are sp nding. the
week there. ,.4t.,',yg-tFs
WIN. Rininger is. selling 112x lbs.
good sngsr tor a dollar A-at.
Losr-A gold ring, on, Barker or
South Main street, VI Friday last. The
finder will confer favor by leaving it
at this Office. ftffR q
|, Try the SOC. tobacco at the B Mve.
-nrs c., ". Heainway has; just
burned a brick kiln containing over
half : million Of brick, all made b.! the
cslshratsd Quaker Brick Machine.
1tNow is the time 10 buy Cething.
Bargains at Harvey's. 49, kS l4ss
IA stranger hands in this coaun-
drum: Why is the juice OF an apple
like an apples Because the juice can
throw and the apple can be thrown.
-Crockery and glassware at the Bee
Hive at wholesale prices. sl-
Rininger is selling a fine cut
chewing tobacco for 20 and 80 o.cs. a
pound, that for. cheapness can't be beat
in Northern Ohio. : 4lG
ni The best SOC. tea at the Bee Hsve.
s-wANrED.-Old saw plates. u 1s.,
for old saw plates 6 feet and over long,
r8-inches and over wide atsnaEfosa end.
- -, - W. r. SaxrlE ~ Co.
F.,E-A.-J. Blanchard, better Known as
ssDoc''. has received orders from the
Postoffice Department to report for duty
as1ailway postal elefk aud. entered up
on his duties last week..
-Frnit capse glass and tih-at the
Bee Hive. 80 xS2t.
Bottom all kn ocked outof the boom.
Blsaoled and brown sheetings now be-
ing sold as cheap rs any time since
the war at WM.. RININGER's.,
4l-4t. '''4iu' 'Ns.+iA"
-Nnw DnHssaAkISa SHoP.-Mis Nell
lie Cook aud Mrs. w. F Starr are about
to open a shop atthe home Of Mrs. Starr
on Courtland Avenue, and will do cut
ting, fitting and drcssmsdog ina1l Us
branches. Y1sEfi LJ1
b "A. nice line Of han ging baskets and
flower pots at the Bee hive. tEEs
we have received the premium list
of the Thirty-ffth Annual Fair of the
Lorain Co. Agricultural Society. The
Fair this year will be held September
l4th, 18th and 10Th. E. G. johnson, Of
Elyria, Is Secretary. ..-~al ss,I
Goods of all kinds sold cheap at the
B Hive because they are sold for cash.
-LosT-A new black silk parasol,
carved ivory handle, near the North r.
B. crossing on Main street. It had juH
been taken from the store and had nevL
er been used. The finder viii confer
favpr by leaving It It this office:
ATAe Bee Hive, Is the place to Gel
anything you wact in groceries, eroel<
cry and glassware, y. way down prices
Wore requested sby u. N. NeiI
lately appointed to the command of the
artillery department. at the Ex-SoldierS
and Sailors Reunion to be held In Co
lunlbus on the 10th, 11th and 12th OF
August, 10 invite all battery men b b
present. Those expecting to attend are
requested to notify Mr.. Nell BY postal.
"A nice line of stoves and tinware 1t
cost.at the Bee Hive: We are compelled
tosmove of this large stock on account
ofthe new building to be put up. 3 Il
-Itis not so strange that DIR. Tanner
Is the champion starvist when we learn
that he is an Ohio man. Al any rate he
has relatives In Litchield and Penfield,
Q father and mother and sisters, whom
he Is coming to see after he has proven
to those incredulous. Eastern. people
what a Western man can do If he has q
mind to. as,'-aa e'-1...s -
--Hofr & warner's new building for
cold storage Of fruit. dairy products,
etc., will be of such size and thickness
of walls "a to take $50. 600 brick, and 20
car loads Of stone-more material than
was used in the construction Of the Con-
gregational Church. Heminway fur
nishes the brick. The contracts are let
and the work begins at once.
-Mr. Harvey says he would be glad
II the person who locked the ffont door
of his house would come around and
unlock it. He had a bolt put on the
door and had not been using the lock |
for some time, and it Is supposed that |
in trying to effect an en-
trance, moved the bolt, but finding that
they could not open it, went away leay-
ing it locked.
Wellington people were last week |
given another opportunity to invest in |
cheap buggies and carriages, this time
from an Eastern house, but scarcely any |
better than the notorious Cincinnati |
make. They were mostly old in style, !