The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-02-19

~ - = = h&te NEWS iNoteS. q
Three farmers in Strongsville, have
lately lost sheep by dogs killing and
mutilating their focks ntnight.
Mrs. Arvilla Barnes, of Seville, died
few days since, and after death a
tumor weighing 50 pounds was re-
moved. -,rut~ sl,s".A ?
Ruth Jeffries, of Spencer, died Jan.
2sth, in her s7th year.
Seth Dustin has sold his hotel prop
erty at West Richfeld, to j. E. wyman
of Brooklyn, o.
Ephriam Quimby of Wooster, left no
will, and his only son and heir, has
been appointed administrator of the
large estate. srt 90EEvS q. .
The barn of Judge Wickham, of the
Norwalk Reflector, was burned Nom
day morning before day-incendiary.
An old man was dubbed and robbed
on the streets of Tiffin, Monday.
Children and gasoline, are not safe in
the same house, as was paoven in
Akron Monday. Gasoline spilled evap-
crates into a gas as inflamable as pow
der, and just as dangerous to be lying
around the house.
Mrs. Robert Vanderboof died Sum
day in Toledo, from effects Of ether
taken to undergo surgical operation.
Tim Woods cigar in New London,
was robbed Sunday night of twenty
dollars worth Of cigars and tobacco.
The Prince and Princess of Wales
have f12 900 year, which helps them
to be amiabie, but, is not sufficient to
pay their bills. = I1IHP fE1.T
The Cincinnati Commercial, in a half
column Of items concerning "Ohio
Women," has the following:
"Miss Mary B. Sprague, OF the Earnest
TIiier," has retnrned to her home in New
ark, Ohio, after q prolonged visit to the
Holmes Breakfast IN Boston, where she was
| the guest Of Mrs. Houghton, and accepting
many invitations from the literati of Boston
and vicinity. From there Miss Sprague
| most graceful recognition in literary cir
cles, and was frequent guest at some of
the most charming receptions and entertain
ments Of the seasou."N II IT
"They have . galaxy Of fair women In
Cleveland, whose names aud works are
known In much wider than their immedi-
ate social circle. Mrs. W. A. Jpgham is q
gifted lady Of culture and travel, and who
has, when abroad, contributed interesting
letters to the local papers of her home.
Miss Emma james, Of Washington, ID. c.,
| who is the correspondent of the Albany
Journal, is q sister of Mrs. Ingham. The
Rev. Miss Duty, OF Cleveland, is pastor of
| an NJ. e. Church in that city. Miss Sarah
| as Is also Miss Mary Peehin.
Journalistically women are also at work.
On the editorial staff of the Cleveland Lea
der is Mrs Laura Starr, and on the Herald is
Mrs. Gertrude Wickham
This is substantially correct; but
Miss Duty is not Rev., nor is she pas
tor of any church, but often conducts
| religious services in the, mothers
meetings and other gatherings con-
nected with the Friendly Inns, and
temperance work. The Mrs. Starr re-
ferred to Is Mrs. Laura B. Starr, the
elooutionist, who has quite q reputation
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| ter.
The Methodist Episcopal Publishing
houses, at New York and Cincinnati,
made the following report at the recent
session of the Book Committee ; q -
The net capita. OF the New York concern
was shown to be ti ,0e0, ,5oe, and that Of the
Cincinnati concern TO be e474, us, making
| an aggregate net capital OF the Book Con-
| cern, as o whole, 81 5S4,746. Twenty four
different periodicals are published, five Of
| which are German and one Scandinavian.
Eight Of the number are weekly papers,
four are magazines, and twelve Sunday
| school periodicals of various kinds. One OF
the Spndy school periodicals has had, dur
ing the year, al average weekly circulation
Of ,O49 900 copies.
The gross income received from periodi-
Gals was e246, ,056 10 the East, and tSi6, ,2253 in
the West, an aggregate OF $562,2 ,259; while
the book sales amounted to $S95, ,263. ol
| which e579,57S was in the East and eSl5 ,6Ss
In the West. showing the value of the books
and periodicals sold during the year to be
81, ,457,522.
-''Sellers, Liver Pillss cured me OF
liver complaint" d. II. Coleman,
Short Creek, W. Va.
We have speedy and positive cure
for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth,
and headache, in Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy. A nasal injector free with each