The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-30

to have strong timbers, and was capable OF
easy Transformation into desirable rooms
The mother of Mrs. DR.. ]. Rust and
of Mrs. @. H. Beach, and living with the
latter,-Mrs. P. L. Goss, OF Wellington
now over 80 years old, has lately received
card of greeting with birth date of lit
tie great grandson, Blaine G. Harrison,
of Waterloo, Ind.
BY an oversight, Hoyt & Woolley's
new notice was ommitted last week. We
ask attention to it this week, and urge cur
readers to call and look over their beauti-
full new rooms ana very large stock of
furniture They are we'll up with the
times and prepared to give customers low
prices.
We have received beautiful picture
of the Southern Exposition, which opens
at Louisville, KY, August 10th, and con-
tinues until October 25th. The view is of
the main building, which is one Of the
largest Exposition buildings ever erected.
1t covers thirteen acres of ground, and
will be lighted throughout by five thou
sand electric lights.
The barn of Robert Tibbetts, in Bruins
wick, was struck by lightning July oath,
and burned with large quantity of hay
and farm implements. Insured for $500.
The same day two barns near Plymouth
were burned by lightning, in each case
filled with hay and grain, and in Ohio
and Indiana lives were lost by light
ming in the same storm.
-"From Maine to Caliiornia," /" is the title
of beautiful patriotic song, by viii L..
Thompson, whose songs have already
reached sale of over a million copies. 1t
has a very stirring chorus, and will make
a splendid campaign song. Everybody
will soon be singing, From Maine to
California" Send 35 cents to the publish
ers, w. L. Thompson & CO., East Liver
pool, Ohio.
Rev. N. S. Albright writes to correct
any undue anxiety Of his friends, says:
that though he was reduced in strength
from the hemorhages which occurred
from June Goth to July 10th, he was not at
any time proStrated by them. The Official
Board of his church released him from all
pulpit and pastoral work, but he expects
to do his work from this time on, and
is cheerful and hopeful.
The first commercially successful
electric railroad in America, was tested
Saturday, by the East Cleveland Street
Railroad Co., and more than met expecta
tions. There was not the disagreeable
Jerking, common to cable roads, and, the
construction less. The company intend tC
change their entire system, comprising
economy of running is greater, and cost o.
over twenty miles Of road, and use the
electric motor.
Daniel Clifford, now we'll along in hii
eighties, is among the earliest OF risers
milks his COW, works in his garden anC
through the season went In advance o
mower and reaper, with scythe and cradle
cutting grass and wheat in the fence cor
ners, and making the first swathe a
though he was young man. His wife
still keeps house, and goes into the gar
den for vegetables, being less afraid Of tn
sun than some modern hired help o
J which we have heard.
, Perry G. Wadsworth who graduated
year ago from the New York Pharmac
College, and has had year of valuabl
experience as head clerk in a retail drul
y house in Flushing, i. l., has lately bee
: appointed first assistant to the Medica
:. Superintendent OF the New York Hospita
lie was at home last week for brief Wis
to his parents before entering upon hi
/ duties; is looking well, and his Wellins
n ton friends feel confident that they wi
!, hear only that he is doing well whereyC
e his duty calls him.
D. Mr. A. Q. Clark, who is employed o
J, the Bee Line track, had fine silver watc
j. and chain stolen from his vest pocke
which garment hung in his sleeping rooI
IL on the ground floor of his apartments
J. Mr.. Husteds house in the north part
/. town. A light was kept burning in Il
Il room on account of the child, which vi
t. also a convenience to the burglar. Foo
4. was taken from the pantry and an attem
d made to create the impression that
tramp did the stealing. No arrests ha
1t been made.
!, While in Wellington last Thursdi
IN we were shown about the town by g.
y Hemlnway, he gave us.a view of his lar
8, brick works and drive over the princip
streets in town. Wellington has great
of improved within the past six years al
r. for town Of It's size rivals any place
ar Ohio for beautiful streets, expensi
C. residences, and well-kspt lawns. n
M Heminway Is doing land office busine
In the manufacture Of brick, having o
of the best arranged Yards we ever So