The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-04-28
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

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Let us go aifshing'
Plant a tree on Arbor day.
The park is being cleared up
b, The town clock striketh not
Promenading season has arrived
It's now w. L. Peirce, ESQ., j. ?.
Thanks to W. c. Crane for Southern pa
pers.
But little grain is brought into markei
this spring.
"E.s." heard it thunder, rain and pour
down last week.
We have a quantity of old papers on
hand which we will sell at eight cents Il
dozen.
A horse belonging to c. W HoT had
its leg broken last week, and had to be
killed.
Property owners on Courtland Avenue
are dressing up their shade trees and ar
ranging their lawns nicely.
That portion of the stone walk II
front of the town hall which was laid be
fore the frost is all gone, is now being re
laid.
Messrs. Baldwin, Laundon, WindeckeI
& Co., have decided to rebuild the Allyr
cheese factory. Mr. Geo. Fisher, of Cleve
land, has the contract for the work.
Mr.. Nathan Miller sold his flock of 2OO
fat sheep to Mr.. A. Brenner. They wer'
shorn and shipped East last week. Aver
age weight after shearing, 81 pounds
The foreign chicken fever is raging @
present. DR.. Emerson has on exhibitio
in his show window some samples OF tn
feathered tribe IRON the polar regions.
Mr.. A. Howk's young boy, Lee, grabbt
hold of the front bar TO lawn.mower vii
which his father was moving the doc
yarl. The result was that he had h
thumb almost cut off and bone broke
At the annual meeting of the Oberl
Oratorical Association, Saturday last,
b. Hendee, of Spencer, graduate OF Il
Wellington high school, was unanimou
" chosen first of six men to represent u
college at the Home Contest next winte
Assessor Goodwin informs us that,
attempting to enforce the new law provi
ing for a full valuation of chattels, anu
ber have been found who almost wi
that they were not residents of the gre
and noble State of Ohio; others even S
bad words, and scorn the idea that &c
Washington ever owned a hatchet. II
tut gentlemen!
4 special meeting of the council v
called for Monday evening TO take
place of the regular monthly meeting
Monday evening" May 3rd. They conv
ed at the appointed time in the new to
hall, and the new members Messrs. 81
don, Kirk and Johns appeared, arm
with their credentials, ready to be sw
in, but no business was transacted,
cept in an informal manner, and they
iourned until the regular meeting.
As Chan. Gillett was driving into tC
Saturday morning at a 2:iO gait, rs us,
the wheels ofhis carriage went "chu
into rut, breaking the king.bolt; col
,quently, there was a separation in
running gear. The horse led olfwith
front wheels, bringing Mr. Gillett,
had tight hold on the lines, into
road on his knees-strange position
him. The'horse stopped at his comma
the carriage was soon Joined together
Chan. was soon on his way to TO tC
again, glad that no serious action rcsul
from the sudden stopping.
The directors of the Wellington In
Fair Association convened on TuesC
and among other things, they instruC
their secretary to invite the directors
the neighboring iair associations at 4
ia, Norwalk, New London, Medina 4
land, orrville, Millersburgh, Berea
Canton 10 meet the directors Of the
at this place on next Tuesday to ARA
the time for holding the several fairs,
order TO facilitate matters TOR the pul
For instance, if man wishes to att
the fairs with herd OF cattle, he
start in at the first held IN the district
attend one lair each week, until all
been held, without unnecessary d'
AZ the meeting yesterday matters
also peSected for the purchase OF add
al lands from Mr.. Webster, TO COM
the half.mile track.