The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-01-23
Local and Hisesllanseus.
Sweet Shorts at Harvey,s.

old papers for sale at this Office.
Don't fail to notice Couch's new
furniture I'd. in this issue.
York State Buckwheat -Four in
large or small quantities at w. w. Har.
vey's.
Harry Bennett, employed in the
Lake Shore r. R. Office, Cleyeland, i.
at home on sick furlough.
Elder Carver, late pastor of the First
Disciple Church of Columbus is going
to Cuyahoga Falls to labor.
Samuel Peck, while out sleigh-rid.
ing, ran into q snow bank, throwing
his wife out and hurting her badly.
There is bad place in the side
walk in front Of Mrs. Gurling's lot on
North Main Street, that should be flxed.
Master Fred Wells is recovering
from a severe attack of scarlet fever,
and at this writing is improving rapid
ly.
Those cases of scarlet fever on Cort-
land Avenue have SO far recovered as
to be able to return to their homes in
Grafton.
Capt. ]. W. Wilbur, has been un-
der the weather day or two with Q Sc
we're bilious attack, but Is better and at
his post again
Mrs Geo. Fisher slipped and fell
last Sabbath evening, just as she was
starting for church, breaking her arm
near the wrist.
-H. ]. Lewis, county clerk elect, left
Wellington, Monday of last week, with
his familyto take mp his residence at
the County seat.
~. J. Thomas has purchased q lot
on Mechanic St., west of McKinney's,
and will move the old gun-shop there
on for q warehouse.
The building on the lot to be occu-
pied by wadsworth q Co.'S lumberyard
is being removed 10 lot on Liberty St.,
opposite T. Doland's.
-Bargaina in Winter Goods. From
this date, we shall sell many Of our win
ter goods at great reductions. Some even
Less than cost. w. w. Harvey.
-Newspaper advertising compels in
quiry, and when the article offered IL of
good quality and at fair price, the nat
ural result is Increased sales. .
The New London Record says that
Mrs. Waldron of Wakeman, smothered
her ak months old child by wrapping
1t too closely in recent drive to Hart
land. -i.
The Elyria Constitution Is anxious
to know which "George" we mean.
Truthful George Of course. Who ever
heard of any other who 'scould not tell
Alie"f
I'VE have specimen copies Of the N.
=. Tribune at this Office for free distri-
button. Call for them. It is, without
doubt, the best newspaper published
In America.
"A son Of Henry Wood, of Brighton.
aged, fifteen years, died Monday night
Of inhamation Of the bowels, and was
buried Wednesday. A notice will ap-
pear next week.
The trader and his calling become
identified. Days and months may
elapss, but when the want arises the
article to be obtained suggests the adj
vertiser.
-Fits.h, Of the New York Clothing
House, took flight between two days,
and now VIII he found In his elegant
room on stuth side Of Liberty Street.
Go and see how cosy he looks in his
new quarters.
The dwellings Of G. McDermott and
Horace Adams Berea were burglarized
last week Tuesday night and tableware
jewelry, clothing, watch, money, table,
linen and other valuable and useful ar
ticles taken.
"A fine residence, being built by Mr..
Henry Crittenden, of Ruggles, was
burned last Thursday. The house was
nearly completed. Doors 10 the value
Of $500 were saved. Loss about 81. 900.
Insurance 81 500.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8. Giles have con
sented to open a select school In New
London At the request Of many pupils
of the Union Schools. The Record says
that their high reputation as teachers
guarantees satisfaction.
-One day short time ago seBoss"
Lacey, Of the r. r. gang Of workmen,
met with an accident while assisting in
putting in sfrog, " which resulted In
the crushing of one finger or the right
hand and breaking another.
Miss Hattie E. wlnchell, youngest
daughter of L. C. winchell, Esq, was
recently attacked with . mild form of
typhoid malaria, from which she is
slowly recovering-good nursing being
one Of the valuable accessories in this
case.
The resideuce Of L. F. Ward, Of
Elyria lately had narrow escape from
destruction by fire. Ayoung dog left
In the house pulled OF the table-sprsad
and with it the lighted lamp. Mrs. w.
was all the IRE company there was and
extinguished the flames alone.
The editor Of the Oberlin Gazette
speaking Of Wellington concludes as
follows: 1--WE like Its Eateypris-we
mean its newspaper. And right here
We wish to say that Wellington ought
to bs proud Of its local paper and give
It their hearty support" Thanks Bro.
We especially endorse the sentiment of
that last line.