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

Concerning Welsh & Sands show, which
will exhibit In Wellington on Monday, Aug.
2Sd, the Washington Herald says at was
the best show we had seen for years. and had
immense audiences, both morning and even.
ing. Not only was the menagerie full and
complete one, and the circus performance
creditable TO the highest degree, but the at
taches were the most quiet and orderly set
of men we have ever known to be connected
with show company"
.-FoR SALE-NEw SEWING MACHINES
Two machines that have been tried just
enough to know that they do good work and
New Davis" an excellent nght-running ma
chine, in perfect order, pearl inlaid, 10 draw
ers. fall-leaf, One Of the handsomest cascd
machines the company has sent out. The
other is a new Wilson Machine, 5 drawe.s,
drop-lcaf, walnut case, and has some advau-
tages over any other machine. Either ma
chine for sale at a bargain. Enquire at the
ENTERPRISE office.
The W. & L. E. r. R., projected here, Is
Q settled faci. The line VIII cross Mai st.
just south OF Ms. Crowles, and ihe c., G.,
g. 4 1. X. f., near The box faetosJ, rno run
Just moth OF The Fair Grounds. The indica
tiops s.e that it will continue on The south
side of the West ROAD until after the Brighton
line Is reached. It is stated by The Chief
Engineer that wo k will be begun here week
after next. An enthusiastic mce;.,g was
held at Norwalk, les. Thursday evea.lg, ID
secure the passage of The roao through that
town and Milan, instead of WsLemsa and
Berlin Heights. The question will oe de,ei-
mined this week with fair present prospects
for Norwalk.
Our correspondents and others must not
expect US 70 publish reflections upon hose
with whom they have some personal difficult
ty. We cannot be maze party 70 the differ
ences of Others; besides, we are not il c'r-
cumstances to form an opinion of The neri.s
of the case. An aaempt 20 get satisfaction
by publication Of an insult can only result in
incuiring the d'spleasure of tie pa VINO
has offended; and unless the offence Is some
thing against the peace or good order of so
ciety, we cannot give 1t publicity aad thereby
make ourselves personally responsible. No
matter how grieviously We might be ihsul,ed
or abused, we should ne yer, on any account,
put 1t befo.e the public through our columns.
From the New London Record VIC leai n
that the Greenwich Review has, or is aoour
to, suspend publication. There was probably
no very urgent necessity for its having an
existence. Newspapers cannot live without
good local circulation and plenty OF pat
ronage in the way Of adve, Using and job
work; and 1t is the hight Of folly to under
take such an ente. pa fse where such sunnois
is not likely to be forthcoming. 1t is Too
apt 10 be the case that the people of .own
are ambitious to have live local paper, but
think they have done their share toward its
support when they suosc ibe and pay for one
copy, and all the time send sheis job wo.k,
or the bulk Of 1t, to the city. Such q course
Is not only unjust to the home office but su-
icidal to their oH 1 in erests. Could Io,c,
paper have the "sinews of war; as IL de-
serves, it would add very much to its ability
to make q c,eoitaole paper anu do frst-class
work.