The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-04-14

N. Huckins & Co. have purchased the land
occupied by C. ". Hemeuway a. . brick
yard and will erect on Il . brick building for
Q box aud tub factory they having sold the
premises on which their works are now
situated to the w. & L. z. r. r. Co. The
Company will use 1t for Depot and side
tracks. Mr.. Hemenway holds possession Of
his brick yard the coming season at the end
of which time he will have the clay suitable
for brick all worked of.
Mrs. Ryder, the Missionary al New Orleans
has twice within . few days sent US the most
lovely roses, and great extravagant rosebuds,
dark and light red, yellow and pale blush
beauties, and sprays of orange, all SO fresh
and fragrant that We are helped to the be-
lief that the world 10 round, and that leagues
beyond these snow-banks and nearer the
Sunny equator, the gentle Spring 10 not .
thing Of hope or of memory, but . living,
growing, bright reality.
Three old citizens Of Medina have died
within few days. Arch. Hubbard aged 20
Was buried Sunday; Lyman Oatman aged 6s
was buried Monday and the same morning
Deacon Witter, who has been . long time
time sick. passed away. The house Of John
Hill Was destroyed by fire Monday, his sick
wife with an infant of two days having TO be
carried to Q neighbors. Another old hulk OF
q chimney to blame. But . chimney 10 q
chimney and always supposed to be cafe
Miss johnson, the music teacher, gave q
rehearsal of her class last Wednesday even
ing In Mr.. vischer's Musical rooms, to which
her patrons and friends were invited. We
regret our inability to be present, but learn
that the entertainment gave much pleasure
to those who were there. Miss Hattie Franks
Of Oberlin, came over to assist Miss johnson
by adding variety In few, numbers execut-
cd on the violin. Miss johnson now has her
homo at Mrs. Cranes on Baker street.
ing Gazette contains . notice of the firm of
Kent, Colvcr & Co., dealers In stoyes, Ranges,
Hollow, Tin, Copper, Sheet-iron ware and
Nopse furnishing goods. The Mr.. Colver 10
our B. H. Colver, Of Wellington. The notice
speaks Of the very large stock Of goods kept
BY this house and the excellence OF their
goods, a. says also that they are doing .
nourishing business, all Of which Mr.. Col
ver's Wellington friends win be glad to
hear.
A post mortem examination was made of
the case Of Mr.. Mckinney, revealing the
existence of severe peritoneal Inflammation
and neIure Of the small intestine with ex-
tensive adhesions, which very much reduc-
ed the size Of the aperture. The portion Of
the bowel mentioned was far advanced In
decomposition and . quantity OF pus had
accumulated in the peritoneal cavity result
Ing from the infismation which was no doubt
the cause of death. From all that could be
gathered 1t is not probable that the graver
difficulties resulted from Q chronic iuham-
nation OF the stomach from which he has
suffered the last two or three years, but
rather that those symptoms were caused by
the bowel dihiculty which may have been
caused by an injury received at some time
while engaged working at his trade. This
much can safely be assumed that no medi-
cal treatment at any recent period would
have been Of any avail.