The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-05-01
LOCAL AND nrscEL1AMzous
The Ladies' Aid Society met last
week at the N. E. Parsonage.

The Ladies' Aid Society met last
week at the N. E. Parsonage.
Newest styles and lowest rates in
Spring millinery. at Josie Briggs.
"A roomy addition has been built to
the dwelling on the Marcy Homestead
north of town.
| Reliable receipts for coloring given
away with all dye stufrs sold at Everett
q Starts. sl-4t
Waiter, a little son of Mr.. Darwin
Battle, fell from a fence one day last
week and broke his collar bone.
"A woman in Burbank was proba-
bly, fatally burned while soap-making
out of doors April 18th, her clothes
taking fire.
-Roderick Close of Sullivan. has
exchanged q farm for the Stephen
Coates place, at tho west end Of Col.
lege street, Oberlin. I'll
Henry Ward Beecher will lecture
Tuesday evening, May sth, upon the
subject of "Amusements," in the Tab
ernacle, Cleveland. ls .,#t,a.,. i.
Mrs. John Newman, who has
been an invalid for several years, Is
now very low and her death at any
time would not be unexpected.
The patches of new fence on the
bottom land show where the streams
cleared a track for strong currents
during the Winter and Spring floods.
This might be called = late Spring,
the ground having been too wet and
cold to grow anything put in until
within . few days, and few gardens
had been lanled at all in April, r., 81
Mr.. worden, living south Of Pitts
field Center, lately lost q COW found to
have been poisoned by strychnine, and
DIR. VIM. Bunce has had two horses
| poisoned, both of which finally recov-
cred. -. - .....,...., ~. -,
Mrs. Crsndall, widow of the late
Pardon Crandall, Pittsneld, Ohio, died
at the residence of her daughter in
Youngstown, last week, and her re-
mains were brought here on Tuesday
of this week for interment. ~
I'VE have printed receipts for color
ing with directions for use, which we
give to all purchasing dye stuffs at our
store. They have all had years of
trial and will be found reliable.
3l-4t J.w. HouaHroN.
Mrs. Wooster, of this place, Is in
unusually feeble health this Spring,
and the elder Mrs. Wooster, now in her
s7th year, and living with her son in
Norwalk, is i'll, and her daughter Mrs.
E. o. Foote has been sent for. r5
-Holloway's Pills and Ointment,
advertised In another column, will be
found at Houghton's drug store They
haveea reputation established by years
of use, and need no no,recommendation to
those who are aquainted with their
merits. Try them. saisri inl; 3l-4t
viii few of our subscribers who
live near by ,iand who do not care to
preserve the ENrxRPRrsE after reeding
it. favor MS with their paper of this
week. We, fnd that we need a few
extras, more than we could provide for
until It was too late to increase the
edition. ~. =. &, r.sz ..,.l, 40
L&A tive horse carriage with several
| 4ersous in It, narrowly escaped being
fun over by the cars at the west cross
Ing last week, and would have been
bot man rushed in front and stopped
the horses. The speed of the train
was evidently. uuder-estimated as it
was in plain eight. ~. III EA.i -
The wheoping cough is making
i some Of our llletle, folks very ill. It is q
formidable disease 1T best, and when
in a severe type 1t attacks children of
frail constitution 1t is so much to be
dreaded that Il deserves to be classed
with the epidemics that are restrained
by quarantine regulations. caT ''
Our exchanges give &C counts of
burglaries, thieving and other depreda-
tions by. tramps and outlaws, SO n1mer-
ous that we cannot mention them.
The only way to keep ones valuables
is to use constant caution in locking
up. 30 that It will give them some
trouble to get to them. -.
-Bargisrs entered the housesof each
Of the following persons last Tuesday
| night: e. Hustled, A. G. Couch, Mr..
Smith, on Prospect Street, and made
an effort 70 enter that Of Chas. Beach.
| In each of the three first they secured
a pair of pants, two or three dollars in
money, knife, keys, etc. They were
not discovered in time to interiors with
their depredations. ); 80 a1i ~, :, !;
IA canine that without any one to
boss the job can catch aud kill poultrJ
as neatly as II it had been done with q
shot-gun, Il of course . highly accom-
plished dog; but when he comes unin-
vited into your yard and murders q
choice fowl for the sake Of stealing his
breakfast. you can't feel as snthusias-
tic over the animals enterprise and
sagacfty as you might under some other
circumstances. fad ~ II .,ti fsirI r
Tho semi-annual meeting of the
Cleveland Conference of Congrega.
uonpl Churches convened At srongs
Vile April 22d and 23d. The Rev. jas.
Brand OF Oberlig, Moderator, and Rev
loo. Baldwin Of PietsAelJ, -t6ce ibe
Messrs. C. s. Baird. ]. N. Cary, w. G
Frost, H. X. Painter,, H. r. james and
J. B. Renshax, sof ); the Senior clas,
Oberlin Theological Seminary, were