The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-03-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS



Time is money.
|, -R. A. Horr Il having his house
painted. ~ -
Tho boys say they find pretty good
fishing for early March.
The view from the veranda in front
OF Vischer's rooms is fine, ar It wasn't
for the mod.)
"A survey for the Baltimore and
Chicago Railroad Is being made through
Wayne county. -
Nv. r. Santley 10 about to enlarge
his house. The stone for the founda-
tion Is on the ground.
Capt. Morrow has bought the lot
Just West Of Mr.. Follansbee's. on Ma
gyar street, for $500.
The High School classes arc now
preparing for their Spring exhibition,
which comes OF March 27th.
s Real estate 10 having slight BOOM.
We are not sure that It Is sound, and
would advise caution.
Mrs. Hugh L. Parish has bought
the John Anderson property Of 8. X.
Lsundon. Consideration. 81 500.
The shipping In Of dairy COWS from
the West has greatly depressed prices
here, many going as low a $7S and $50.
-WANrEp.- Farm hand, immedi-
ately. Man with family preferred.
Apply to A. B. Hayes. Penfleld, Ohio.
WIN. Dickerson etarted out Friday
on . piseaterial expedition. He re-
turned all sound late in the afternoon.
-Mr. John Roser has bought the
house owned by W. d. Miner, Just
South OF the Methodist parsonage. u
-Mrs. Nichols last week, sold to N.
Huekins lot on the West side Of South
Main street, situated not far South Of
DIR. McCla-en's. 4s
-Vlscher's elevator Is about COM
pleted. It r. one Of the best and will
make his euit OF rooms almost IS good
~ the ground floor.
The rain on Thursday night soft
ened mp the mud and made flie going
much better, as the Increased number
Of teams in town Friday indicated.
The artesian well timbers have dis
appeared from the mark. Oh dear! /
feel poetic, bnt that seven shuoter deters
ms. It doesi Ahem!-X.
H. W. Hall has rented the house
formerly occupied by the late Abner
Loveland, W. s. Franks the Pember
place on Mechanic street.
The last name for flask Of whisky
was pasted on bottle lately presented
at our counter. printed In large capI-
tails, 'tSunday Comfort" -,I
DIR. McClarin attended the gradu-
ating exercises Of the Allorathic Col
lege at Cleveland. last week. He re-
ports the class graduated to have been
more than usually thorough.
-Taking the time (wher there Is no
necessity for it) Of . business man
who is occupied to the last limit of en-
oC uOu0
thoughtlessly, is 9revious fault.
Foot & Warner. our enterprisirg
and oblig'ng liverymen, will have for
sale next week large number Of
choice dairy cows. Those wishing to
buy win do well to give them a call.
-FouxD.-A medium sized, iron
framed umbreIla, with straight nickel
plated octagon handle, was left at my
ofice some time since. II the owner
doesn't want It I viii put 1t to use.
Up. HoElRooE.
The Oberlin Hack, with four horses
came toilipg in at toirtoiss pace, at IL
.. M, Monday, the horses wearing .
martyr-like expression. ~ though they
wished a mail route had never been
The mud embargo has made fami-
lies less ,fastidious about the butter they
bought and carried home. The most
charming variety Of shades have been
used, from delicate white to lively
anatto, that would have been consieered
brilliant success In a rag carpet.
Herbert Boughton, young former
was Instantly killed Saturday at Elyria.
A log which he was rolling OF stone
boat struck one end Of small lever,
which threw the other end mp. striking
Bouehton on the side aud dislocatirg g
the neck.
The last fortnight has brought As
many Spring birds ~ we shall expect
to hear for month to come, and warm
mornings there IL delightful chorus
Of fiit<inE and happy sougsters, SO
busy and % active We can only tell
where each singer belongs by HIS note
ard voice. azs0sa s-a & ssti-@'f
| ALAst Sunday was day of much In
terest to the Congregational Society
some eighteen young persons were re-
cetved into the church, most Of them
the older Sabbath school children.
Several were baptised. The infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Biegs,
was christened.
The penetrating quality Of the fem.
inine treble never shows of to greater
Advantage than when an anxious ma
ternal shrielrer stands on her doorstep
ordering . halt on the retrsatiug csnter
Of her Offspring, ~ he rounds the cor
ner Of . distant square, and with vari-
ous and rising infection, she sings,
"Tommy, dear Tommy, come homer'
-Our well known artist, Mr.. A. n
willard, has just completed nam
moth painting for Mr.. Thomas Brett
Of the Diebold Safe and Lock Company
which will add one more to Mr.. vii