The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-04-14
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS


h turnei grape-vines.
the al We shall have little more daylight
!, the II each day until June 21st
wfc1 A carload Of new goods has arrived for
aTu Y Baldwin, Lauidon, Windecker & Co.
Y ,aSTIi Frank Wideman is now looking after
Y fore, the comfort of the guests at the American
X House. .......
} The m Miss Abbe Morrow has returned to her
widow place behind the counter at j. S. Mallory
This & Cos.
Yes, -
N bousei VIM. Vischer and c. w. Horr downed
ter, WI five ducks at the first shot, on Horr's pond
Lac fl last Saturday
st.ndl Mr.. T. Doland has an unusually large
:, tAsre stock of fine buggies on hand this spring.
D. id Go and see them.
Fourhorse teams are now in fashion
esh | even on hearses, when they are compelled
atssnd to go into the country.
Keep The health officer will be around April
.,shos 15tn. Look after your cellars, backyards,
c.nn ETC., before that date, if you want to keep
ilEd as I'd The doctor in good humor
two Attend the benefit which is to be ten.
SHs' Tered to Mr.. Frank Brown at Armory
~ preseb Hall, Thursday evening, April 10Th. Gen
alway eral ladmisson % cents
aiwaY w. S. Chamberlain, of Oberlin, is visit
thro ing the residences in town, soliciting Or
THEW ders Tor calling cards written by himself
\ In. an U a fine Spencerian hand.
Monei Our merchants are all getting in an un.
won,d tsually large stock of goods this spring.
It,ertutCome and see them, and be convinced that
the citWellington is the place to buy goods, both
itcheils to quality and price.
sat Vermilya & Heifner have leased the
tuests Nickel Plate restaurant. They are now
iad ntTepared 10 furnish warm meals, cold
She ~ inch and warm bread on short notice
seS up te their card on first page
isioh 1.-THE w. g. L. E. Railroad will be sold
dos tdaY, April 23rd. Tie first mortgage
cen Inds, with interest, amount to ST., 1850 0O0
ID the total mortgaged debt is s., PIT 900,
IIkGna 9TH interest accruing at the rate OF 1876.
b ing , annually
IL I.R. ! Some of our butchers have abandoned
vi uion' idea of visiting the farmers to buy
ock during the muddy season. They just
IN telephone TO Cleveland, "Send us out
,rtht ie of the Western slaughter this even.
IN by express"
= L %NE. KOCH Of Chicago, ILL.,. will
Sell large number of Holstein cattle on
Ll the fair ground, Thursday May 18th
rt Mr.. G. W. Horr will offer at this sale ten
or fifteen choice animals from his herd.
Further particulars next week.
When our city and township officials
III have taken their seats in the new town
hall, 1t will be necessary for men of the
commonalty to lift their hats and give up
threefourths of the sidewalk whenever
they meet one of them on the street
E The ladies Of the Congregational Church
serve supper from six until eight, Friday
evening. All are invited. Special atten. |
ton will be given business men without |
delay. II will be an "egg sociabe"
Eggs will be served, and each young lady |
may bring boiled egg with her name |
written on 1t, which will be sold, and the |
gentleman who buys II has the privilege |
of waiting upon her for the evening
The A. B. Chase Organ Co. Band, of |
Norwalk has arranged an excursion, over
the W. & L. E. R'y, to Fndlay, Monday, |
April 10Th, to see the great gas and oil |
wells. Fare for the round trip, $500 |
Id The train will arrive here from Norwalk |
at eleven O'Clock, accompanied by the |
band, which will give street parade
here, and will leave for Findlay at 1915
pm. All should avail themselves OF this
opportunity Of seeing great wonders of the
age, and at the same time, assist the boys
to get new uniforms.
Dan Williams is determined that the
IL people of this village shall be law.abidlng
citizens. Last Saturday he appeared be.
fore Esquire Hustled and demanded
warrant for the arrest OF O. w. Horr and
VIM. Vischer Tor shooting ducks after the
date OF limitation, which he claimed to be
April 1st The Squire consulted the
laws Of the last session and found that the
time had been extended TO April 10Th, on
that particular kind Of ducks consequent.
ly, the complaint was withdrawn, and
Charleys and Wills necks were saved.
What will not five days do for mankind
For some time past the town clock If
we may so call 1t, has been Of no benefit
to the people ofthe village and has only
III misled them as TO the time ofday Twen-
n ty years ago fund was raised by sub
scription, the clock purchased and placed,
4 by permission, in the belfry of the Metho
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dist church. Hence, as we understand 1t,
the clock has now no owner except the
A subscribers to the fund for Its purchase
If this be the case, we would suggest that
committee OF the original subscribers be
appointed to represent the body, and de-
liver the clock 10 the village or township
so that 1t may have legitimate owner
At present no one is paid for the care or
4 .o,>o;. of 4, and tho raault Ia tho nraaant |