The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-02-26
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

-FoR SALE.-Four swarms of bees
Inquire Of p. N. Stroup.
Rev. Z. Y. Warner of Berea, has
been for two Sundays unable to preach.
North Amherst is to have a grain
elevator and warehouse, with a capac-
ity Of II 900.
For SALE.-One good dairy COW
and one heifer calf, at bargain. Call
on J. w. Houghton.
Mrs. Prof. Barrows of Oberlin,
died Saturday, Feb. 2lst, funeral Mon
day. Her remains were taken to An.
dover, Mass, for burial.
&C. C. Inman will sell at auction,
~ mile South Of the Center of Spen-
Ger, on Saturday Feb. 2sth, % Dairy
Cows, Horses, 8 Calves, 10 tons Hay.
Morrow 6 Co., have thirty-two
village lots for sale, varying from 800
to $250 each; also cheap buildings to
move on them. Houses. to rent from
" " yAV sCA oAOhths
The continued demand for scrap
pictures since the holidays, has justi-
fed the purchase of very finely as
sorted new stock at Hougton's Drug
and Book Store. tt
-FoR SALK.-Three acres of land
with house and barn. being the North
part of the lot formerly owned by J.
w. Hough,on, in the North part of the
village. Inquire of VIM. Morrow.
The adjourned meeting of the ex-
soldiers and sailors. for next Friday
evening. win meet promptly at z
O'Clock, In the Town Hall. Let us
have full attendance.
H. o. BIaGs, SEc'Y.
DIR. E. Rust has our thanks for
cards Of invitation and programme Of
commencement exercises OF tho s'Hah.
nemsnn Society" and Homeopathic
Hospital College, which occurred at
the First Baptist Church, Cleveland,
Monday and Wednesday evenings.
1T will be seen by our court news
that three Of our Wellington light
fingered gentry have been convicted of
grand larceny, and that they will soon
begin to serve the State. The public
will be grateful that they are about to
receive well-merited punishment. Let
the good work 60 on.
As one Of our citizens stepped into
the Clerks Office, at Elyria, he was ac-
costed as follows: "You are from
Wellington, believe? with a knowing
squint Of the eye), You are pretty
well represented in town I believe?
What kind Of = town have you over
therer" Our Wellington friend re-
piled: '.Do your duty by those we have
brought over this time, and you will
not hear from rs again eooni They
are all here"
"A little girl who had been very
late In learning t. help dress herself,
was very enthusiastic over her success
the first time she lacei her shoes cor
rectly and accomplished the buttoning
of some Of her garments at the back,
and electrified her mother by the fol-
lowing speech: "Mamma, IL could 60
up to God, and ehonld tell him that 1
had got 80 could lace my own shoes,
and button my own clothes, what do
you suppose he would finkp Wouldn't
he fink IL was good fing?" !,
III. B. Franks was in town last
week for the purpose Of exchanging
his property on the corner of North
Main and Taylor streets; which he sold
Thursday to J. w. Houghtnn, taking
In the trade the North part Of the lat
ter's place, Including the house and
barn aud three acres Of land. The
next day C. w. Horr sold to J. w.
Houghtoa the lot on which his
store stands, which Mr.. Horr had re-
Gently purchased Of Mrs. J. p. Nicksls,
and which had always been leased by
the owner Of the brick store.
-Babyiand for March ha. spirited
drawing, representing family of cats
out for . sleigh ride. The xpression
put In this picture by the few lines of
etching 10 almost inimitahle. A rude
family sled and four in hand Of gallop-
ing rabbits, IL driven by Mr.. Thomas,
in oyercoat and plug hat, and Mistress
Tabitha sits beside him self-satisfied
and smiling. In full dress Of poke bonnet.
mantilla and mum. Three little cats.
each face grinning proud and trium-
plant "what larks !"and one unsucccss-
full small puss scrambling over the end.
board and making snarling protest at
the haste and speed that has made it
impracticable for her to get in, giv.s a
faint idea Of one Of the funny things
with which this charming little month";
Iy abounds.
..-We hear that by . piece of sharp
practice on the part of some one, Jas.
Adams got his trial put over Till the
next term of court. A telegram was
received from Ashland saying that
Gault. the prosecuting witness, was
sick and unable to answer to the sum-
mons. and that physicians certificate
to that effect would be cent by mail.
nr, he 80 - a..