The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-04-29

LOCAL AND MIsCEI.L.ANEous
e. Hustled has swung out new
sign.slEEc haulE stt 20 .Tr
II. wslsworth & Son pay cash, for
white ash lumber. sr2 rsIr{
|-Mr. Fosket Of Medina Co., has Just
moved into the Knapp house on Bennett
street.. A g N'-" .'' a.. :
-Dress Silks in blacks and colors,
cheap at gHlj WIZ. RININaRR's.
-Twenty-eight voters from yelling
ton attended the Convention at Elyria,
Saturday. iss s.sraIsss .s-gou1 X sr9.I
"A fine portrait Of the English royal
Princess Beatrice, graces the title page
of Hsrper's Bazaar of May sth. nan -
Don't 60 away from home to buy
goods, when you can buy them so
much cheaper Of VIM. Rininger. 3l-3.
.1-Mn. Vim. Halls little daughter was
scalded badly on last Tuesday mornlnx
by the upsstting of the coffee pot.
-There n nothing better than bone
meal, which costs only trifie and win
produce the 6nest growth Of grass.
h III. Wadsworth & Son keep for.
sale Wooden Evespouting. 1t costs
half as much rs tin, and Is more dura-,
able. .
The high water has washed out the
earth at the bridge csst Of John Crowds,
SO as to make il impossible to drive onto
the bridge. ---. --- .-
We hear that the stock yards arato
be changed from where they now are TO
. loeation farther south on the railroad.
When 10 1t to be donef -
wall and Decorative Paper, the
latest French aud English patterns out,
very stylish and handsome, at
asst wx.leu1Noxn's.
Ret. Geo. Masher started for the
general conference Tuesday. He gees
10 Columbus and several othsr points on
special business before reaching Cincin-
natl. >. -
Plymouth Rock eggs for .hstcbing.
Price low; stock pure; satisfaction
guaranteed. All orders left at w. w.
Harvey's, will be promptly attended to.
Il G. w. GILLETr.
wellington, o.. s9-tf
Friday was very wet day, rainy
night followed, which closed with a
grand charge Of all the elements thor
oushly rinsing the surface and making
torrent Of all the water courses. This
was repeated Saturday and Sunday
morning, and showers and gales have
continued.
Call and see the choice lot of new
millinery at Mrs. H. N. Rockwood's,
who has secured the services Of Miss
Nay Hollister Of Cleveland, a milliner.
32-tf.
"A meeting Of the vice-prcsi tents of
the Lorain County Soldiers and Sailors
Association Is called to meet at the
mayors ofiice In Elyris, on Saturday,
May LIST, at 1 80 p. M, sharp. A full
attendance In person or by proxy Is re-
Quested J. n. HoxD, Prcs't.
GEO. d. WILLIAMS, Sec. -
-Trunke, zinc, leather and wood,
''cheap," one dollar and upwards, at,
2S-6t wM. RrNINoKR's.
The heavy fall of rain Saturday and
Sunday morning was altogether too much
for the blind ditch. thse goes comforting
through under the business part Of town |
and the waters piled up until in some
places they came near finding their way
into the business rooms. When will we
have that ditch opened where il ought 70
be and the south part Of town properly
HsNr.-PAsturags for six cows,
1t seyenty.nvs cents per week. En-
quire of Z. BKNEDIcr.
WHLLEsarox. April 81, 1880. S-as
Nm. b. d. Noble has been doing |
some very neat work ofnower painting
In Oh colors on white silk and on satin. |
W. T. Sawten frequently changes on |
from his regular art work for diver |
sion In color painting and silk, satin,
lesther, tin, everything ministers to HIS
skill. Mrs. Rininger also still
indulges in her love for pencil and brush
and has painted some delicate souvenirs
for her daughters. '.,-;'1 ...'a,,
-wAHTED.-Two or three capable
girls or women to do house work. Ap-
ply at this once. s1s -
1T ought not to be necessary to cay
again that anonymous communications,
however good, SO into the waste basket.
There Is no earthly rsasea why the i
name Of the writer should be withheld
from the editor, for II not designed 10
appear, It never gets into print, and we
must have that much knowledge Of the
origin Of things sent Us as . guarantee
Of good faith and reliability. ,~rr
The State Conference of the Congre-
gational Church will meet In Wellington
May l1th, lath, and will possibly re-
main in session longer. The citizens,
irrespective Of denomination, will open
their homes to entertain the very large
number Of delegates who are expected.
1t viii be q gathering of great interest
and Wellington should do herself credit
in providing for all who may come.
Mrs. Lucia vanvolkenberg died
Friday morning, at nine O'Clock. Her
mother. Mrs. Barton of Penneld, died
last Summer, and tho daughter, never
very strong, had nursed her through
her protracted illness and had not been