The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-11-09

Mrs. c. ]. Dennis, of Peoria Hills visiting.
her brother, Wsw: asrvey. -
S AN obituary of the late Rev. Abel Wood
Win appear next week, being received too
iate for this issue.
Il g. W. Crosier and Co. on Monday put into
their office large fire proof safe with burg
lar chest.
= Geo. stamina fsll from a fence, Monday,
/ and broke his forearm near the wrist. he
was attendsd|eyD Or. McLaren.
20 J.H. woolley let peice of timber fall on
his foot crushine large toe and taking
him of dutyon Tuesday.
Mrs Mary Wolcett, of Pittsield, died last
night after sSlong Illness, aged SO. She was
formerly o resident of Wellington. being the
eldest daughter es the late Joshua West and
sister of olive West, of Pittsheld. -
a. The decline In lard seems to have start
ed the bogus butter factories into new life.
People who are willing to eat lard that is
made to look liksi butter could do 1t more
cheaply by purchasing the regular article
and wearing sslloK spectacles while'eating
it, m -
On Monday fireman OF tue w. aud LIE.
Railroad while leaning outofhis cab inspect
| ing the nachinery of his locomotive
struck his head against rail lying on scar
on sideafaek, s6tting off nis ear and max
ing a severe wound on kshead. He. was
taken to the <Ansrican House and is being
treated by D-sRust- y
| Chas. Perkins horse became frightsned at
a drove of q s<tle Just as he wAs crossing the
bridge west sftoSn and threw him out and
down the embankment at west end or the
bridge. We believe he was not seriouslyin
jured.
In order to stimulate theit workmen 70 the
j completion of their cold storage ware house,
on Saturday e1K. CrosieSsnd Co. offered to
treat them u. an oyster supper IL they sue
ceeded. Abont twenty took supper at the
star Baksry;'tas sTsters being served by Mrs.
I'm. Linder.
The track laying on the wand L. Z. Rail
road was finished from. Norwalk TO Milan
Saturday. w. A. Mack, President Of the road,
whv has been dangerousbsin at Nofwalk is
rapidly sonvalesc,ng and An hereafter at
tend to his dut,el
The Treasurer Snd Auditorof State, satur-
day, completed their quarterly count Of the
cash In the State. Treasuty.f The examina-
ton showed sac, ,6ss. 40 to credit OF the Rev.
'enue Fund: s211 ,1es.75 to the credit OF the
Sinking Fund and sSs64a19to the credit OF
the School Fahd.e There is also on deposit
$4,000, placed with the State as security
by Fire Insuszzss Companies, and $sl4sOss.-
40 belonging to Life Companies. EC
The first snow of the season was flying iast
Friday, Noy.4t6. There was not enough to
5Nhiten the ground here, but in Minnesota
and Wisconsin it was genuine snow storm
When our new W. and l. b q. R. depot is
done, and passenger cars lrun regularly,
wilcox, of the American hopse or our livery
men viii hsSeSe put back on the street
between toSazna the net Depot.
home in Medina. Nov. Sd, aged IS years. He
had lived thereIe4 years, the fast nine years &
helpless paralytic in the famiiy Of his son. G.
B. Hamiltopaa1he funersl- was held at the
residence, Saturday at il O'Clock. Herwai
one of the Oldest settlers Sf the township and
amember of the Baptist CAafch. HIS fathel
and the ancestor of the Lindsley family were
pioneers from Danbury SGonnecticut, whC
settled in Delaware County!N. Y. and theil
names were interchanged among their de
scendants,znSpy of whom li9e in Lorain, Me
dina and CuyahOga Counties. ns
q From nive-naf, Boy to President, or 'th'
. Boyhood and Manhood OF James A. Garfield,
I is the title df handsomely hound volume O
$40 pages, ,by Horatio Algef,J which we hav
received from the publishers, ]. R. Anderson
and Co. NewzYork. The book retails 70
s1.25, and ID written in the form Of simpl
narrative, adapted to the scomprehension ant
well calculated>to interest young readers
both boys and kirls, and phe whole famil,
will be likely to'fOllow tAekascinatingI sfor
10 the end, .
Z A child 81 shs srman Brown died Tuesda
. night, of dtothersa. ~ @
:. ). NJ. oassssstsr has putin his ssees 70
the fall and winter traderAp unusuallys In
:. line of Bls6ksss, Bufal l9d bbes, EAp-roee'
, etc, and hasip stock vk&fomplete assort
ment OF Harness. and Ssddlts. Look for hi
s adyertisems saEnext weef
Bryan's RsuS Jus Unck fom's oabiusan
Fisk,s University Jubilee sitgers, win give a
{ entertainusst.A Riningefs Hall next Tues
a day evening". They carry their own~seeuery
and have the apcst trained bloodS hounds
and the bcsk nuued Doptey of any troup
travelling. Toepiar prices, 35 and IS ctA
The portion Of the bfics walls OF >JsSw
Houghbons llding ipiufed byaSnres las
Ewinter and weakened blythe taking down c
7 adjacent walls, is in the hands of the mason
this week, being rebuilt. - IA
8 A reduction of 25 cents day on the wage
q of the workman on the W. and L. E. E.RaiIroa
causedia strike.l The hands refused TO 90
wo.k V4d18s4AY morning, a few afterwerd
+ repented and went, the balance reIaainin
" firm In theo0nEiction that they could max
,Nmore moneyv vhy loafng than by working {
the reduced wages. q
a f. Lahlhhzs bpught lot of Charles PhelI
\ on the wsst aide of Courtland Avenue, an
= 8. Smith has Contracted to build him ran
house, to be finished by April l. 1Ss2s-r4
T. Russell has let the contract for buildir
frame house on his lot on the Westside
~ Courtland Avenue, to the Messrs. Black br
= theirs, to be completed next spnng. II
mason bssia york on the foundation
morroV.
v.ds II man wants to feast his eyes on some
the most beautiful cloths for mems wear tn
" have ever been seen in Wellington, he shou
make a visit to Bowman's store. He has ali
knockso tho h1ftom out of prices, especial
W on readYmade clothing. Heguarantees = sc
NJ at less nRare than can be obtained at al
y Ehouse in Qleyeland. He will positively sell
az wholesale prfces and exhibit the bills in pro
of the accuracy OF his figures. He propos
Is, to revoldtionizs the readYmade clothing tra'
at in wellington. Call and see his stock and
en- feOnYinssds