The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-05-05
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Bicycle season.
Hail, gentle spring.
Sheep washing time.
Exit Rhea last night.
Esquire Husted's docket is clear.
Horseback riding is now In season.
The click of the lawn mower is heard.
The rage-A white hat with hip-roof.
Who Is to deliver the oration on Decor.
alton day.
A fine shower of rain Friday afternoon
and evening.
Our readers will find a part of the local
matter on page 3.
Will. Saner holds the ribbons that guide
the new bread wagon.
Thanks to T. w. Russell, of Bismark,
d. T., for Dakota papers.
Attend the great stock sale on the fair
ground, Thursday, May 18th.
J.H. June g. Co., of New London, boot
and shoe dealers, assigned last week.
Us. Mallory & Co.'s front window
comes out with new dress every day.
We expect to give our readers the com.
plete history Of the town hall next week.
Assessor Goodwin says that personal
property must be listed at its selling price.
Skating rinks and outfits for boring gas
are fashionable now-a-days-under the
sherifas hammer.
Mayor Wean defined to issue licenses
TO street preachers Monday and Tuesday
evenings. Correct.
No lions around the first OF May this
year, The humming bird and sparrow
were on hand, instead.
We have clock in Wellington that
never strikes. Gould and Powderly
should be informed of il.
Leave orders for Myers & Saners bread
wagon to call at your homes with fresh
bread, cakes, ETC., every morning.
II you wish to know who procure H.
censes to marry in Lorain Co., just con-
suit our columns. We have report each
week.
The annual encampment Of the G.. A. r.
held at Cleveland last week, had good
representation from Hamlin Post Of this
place.
Farmers report this season to be about
two weeks in advance Of previous years.
They do not contemplate planting corn
until next week.
Mr.. L. Bowman presented us with sam.
plies of apricots raised on his premises this
spring. The fruit at this season is about
the size of pea.
The trees still stand in front of the town
hall They look nice in their new spring
attire, and we'll, we think they had
better be let alone.
President Cleveland Is to have mother.
in lava bad move on his part. He
should be lett free to execute the will Of
the people while in office.
The great auction sale of Holstein Cattle
will take place on the fair ground, Thurs
day, May 18th, at 10 4. M, instead Of
Wednesday, as previously advertised in
these columns and by posters.
The seats for the Bartlett entertainment
next week will be sold from a diagram Of
the house. About two hundred Of them at
35 cents and the balance at 20 cents. Call
on o. Herrick in the Post Office for tickets
Z His Honor, Mayor Wean, and c. w
Horr Esq, showed Mile. Rhea the sights
and scenes of the city Tuesday afternoon.
Foote g. Soules' new barouche was brought
into requisition, Tom Walker holding the
ribbons.
Rey. J. l.. Calvin announces, in another
column, a lecture 10 be delivered by him:
self In the opera house, Wednesday even
ing, May 18th, the proceeds to be used for
the liquidation Of the debt hanging over
his church in this place. II is a new de.
parture for that society TO call upon the
public for aid In building their edi6ces.
Father Calvin shows great energy and
zeal In behalf Of his church. BE sure to
read the notice.
Quite mishap occurred at the opera
house, Tuesday evening. After the first
scene had been acted the gas lights began
TO flicker, and In about five minutes dis
appeared, leaving the room in total dark
ness tor short time. Messrs. Webster and
Adams soon had q sufficient number Of
kerosene lamps on hand TO allow the play
to proceed. The supposed cause Of the &C
cident was that the drains from the cellar
had not been properly attended TO, and
watar illed the excavation made for the