The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-02-06

Local a00 13Soo0a2ooU9.
Notice the ad. ~Farm for Sale" in
this issue.
The Meadville Loan Exhibition net
ted 81, 200 in IL days.
Ask Wilbur why he did not finish
his ride last tuesday,
"Trip Van winkle," at Rininger's
Hall, tomorrow evening.
Resolutions of respect should have
appeared last week but were overlooked.
The Medina Gazette says that Chip
pewa Lake has been frozen solid this
winter.
Rev. N. s. Albright conducted the
Quarterly Meeting services in Penfield
last Sabbath.
Mrs. VIM. Gum has been suffering
from an attack Of asthma but IL now
convalescing.
The Elyria Constitution says the
NJ. E. Church has sl1 900 subscribed
toward a new church.
We have a few desirable Overcoats
left which we will sell at wholesale
prices. A. n. FITCH.
The Cleveland Paper Co. are shipping
goods to Brazil and look for an exten-
sive demand from that quarter.
-Losr.-A jack-screw painted green,
with handle. Please return to Bene-
diets hardware store. 20t1
Mr.. w. s. Stephenson's youngest
son died Monday night Of diphtheria.
He had beedpsick less than two days.
The Second Church of Oberlin took
fire In the basement last week but it was
discovered in time to prevent great loss.
Rev. Jacob A. Brown, twenty-one
years q minister in the N. o. Con-
ference died Of pneumonia at Delaware
Jan. 96th.
Elder T. D. Garvin, of Columbus,
Is expected 70 begin a meeting in the
Disciple Church at this place about the
first Of March.
AN article with reference to q fire
engine, u crowded out, also q commu-
nication from Spencer and some other
items of local interest.
Rev. Mr.. Roberts Of Penfield occu.
pied the pulpit Of the NJ. E. Church last
Sabbath. 1t being the occasion of the
Second Quarterly Meeting.
The editor of the Oberlin Gazette
who was taken sick in Minnesota Is re-
ported improving. with a prospect of
soon being able to travel.
Capt. r. A. Franks Of the Thirty
Eighth o. vi. was run over and in
stantly killed by the cars near Bryan,
Ohio, last Saturday night.
The ladies Of the Disciple Church
propose to hold an Apron Fair and Sup
per beginning Friday evening Feb. "A
Further particulars next week.
Miss Martha wadsworth is recover
ing from . severe attack Of fever. Her
sister Mrs. Brown, Of Cleveland has
been with her during her sickness.
The second and youngest child Of
John G. and Fannie Hayes Fuller, q
little boy Of four years, died of brain
fever at their home in Lyons, o., Jan.
18th. :
-R. J. Robinson has shipped this
season over ], 400 barrels of apples
finding market in Chicago. Washing
ton, Louisville, Cleveland and other
places.
The heavy snow lasting through all
the severely cold weather, has been the
best kind Of protection to the wheat
crop Of '7s, which otherwise must have
badly winter-killed.
~. h. Bowlby's little daughter fell
from bed on which she was playing
sustaining . slight frscture Of the collar
bone. She Is doing well under the care
Of DR.. McClaren.
-B. II. Durling has sold his stock of
harness and material to, and been en-
ployed BY J. II. Otterbacher, at whose
shop on the south side Of Liberty ST.,
he may hereafter be found.
-Rn VAN wMEIz.-The favorite
Ellsler Troupe Of Cleveland win appear
ut Rininger's Hall, tomorrow evening
in the above popular play with Mr.. John
Ellsler - Grip Van Winkle."
The late w. B. Mills whose death
is mentioned In this issue was the old
est son of Mr.. Richard Mills Of Pitts
field and may be remembered BY some
Of the members Of the +. q A. n.
May Cushion daughter Of Mr.. Thos.
Cushion, died Monday morning last, a
victim Of scarlet fever, with which abe
was attacked the previous Tuesday.
Funeral services will be held 1t the N.
E. church next Sabbath.
-OberlIn detectives have at last found
the burglars who for long time baffied
their efforts. After waiting two or
three years the burglars thought 1t safe
to wear the cloth they had stolen and
this lead to their detection. q
Ill. Thomas, Esq, has just re-
turned from trip to Schenectady, N.
T., where he had gone to erect a fine
granite monument in memory OF the
father Of VIM. Vischer Of this place.
Who will say that Wellington business
men are not known abroad?
How enjoyable It is to feel that we
have been able to ease the sufferings Of
the afflicted, by bringing to their no.
tice remedy which has relieved them.
We earnestly advise every one to keep
constantly In mind "Lawson's Cura-
tive' which, applied externally, will