The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-12-14
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Local ana miscellaneous

A good deal of rain fell in the rainstorm
beginning Monday. asi = 5t4 -
The Sophomores beat the Seniors in a
very exciting game Of football, at Ober-
lin, Saturday.
John Bissell, Of Wooster, aged rs, drop
ped dead, last Thursday evening, while
sitting in his chair
Alphonso Lindsey is teaching the
school near the town line east, between
Wellington and Penfield.
The widow of DR. McCulloch has been
visiting friends in Berea and has now
gone to spend the winter in Boston.
Mr.. Smith, who fell from the roof of the
Church, is doing finely, with every indica-
tion of q speedy recovery.
Mrs. A p. Dimock, who was reported,
Yesterday as very dangerously i'll, is in
more hopeful condition this morning.
Mr. Wright, an old gentleman living on
| what is known as the Clark Farm, south
of town, died at O'Clock yesterday morn
ing.
WI. Wade, Of the Lake Shore Freight
House, Norwalk, is to be ticket and
freight agent of the. W. q L. e. at that
place.
The confusion and labor of having a
new glass front put in the ENTERPRISE
building, first floor, has given us little
i opportunity for Office work, this week.
The w. 81 L. e. R'y. received a man.
moth steam shovel last Monday to be
placed in the new gravel pit at Hartland
The pit was opened few days since.
The birthday of Mrs. E. Matcham, of
Pittsfield, waa lately celebrated by her
I i X Nr,o fhnd doxr
and bringing nice present OF glassware.
The shipping season from the port of
Sandusky has been eight months long this
wear, and Ohio coal sent in cargo from
there ismore than double that of any other
year.
A gang of men commenced setting poles
for the W. s. L. e. telegraph line last
Monday. They expect to have the line In
working order in thirty days.-Norwalk
Chronicle.
Frank Clifford's large deer was shot by
Garret Van Vranken, who lived on the
Underhill farm mile and a half south
west of New London. The body bore the
marks Of having been shot at by other
hunters.
A Cleveland loafer, who insulted two
ladies' crossing the Viaduct, was prompt
" given a blow in the face with an UNI
brella which knocked him down. He did
not attempt any more conversation with
them.
John Coe, a brakeman on the Lake
Shore road was caught between the bump
ers of his train while coupling it and in
stantly killed. He leaves a widowed
b;,,, for snnnort
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Saturday was remarkably bright
tno9gn coo, WINE, aI i s,,y,,.- u NC Tyere dnsty
iTIsa .,,,,,, 80 sll.d 1,;th raonle buvinS
, ,o,;. - boIi,ay -e,onds and every
y. Hns az sslioJJ : -
nilcning Pose was AAeu
Rev. and Mrs. Robert z. Carter and chill
dren are coming home from India on &C
| count of bad health. They went as mis-
slonaries M 49, o., - Psrss md hotb
s.eaS,,.,.d A., ss,,,, thSs r,,sf;tnfion there
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4 The testimony regarding the recent dis
: aster in Minneapolis shows that mill dust
caused the destruction of the Touring
mills, Just as the Washburn mill was. de
z stroYed four years ago. This dust exposed
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A card from Wooster Dec. 18th gives us
the welcome news that Rev. N. s. Albright
8 is better The fever has nearly leh him,
& and he is beginning to- relish the
light nourishment given him. bis young
est brother has been with him the
; last three or four weeks.
It S.r.a1, ,,;shas ,,, inform the nuh.
= tic that after Thursday (to-morrow) he
II can take no new negatives promising 70
~ have the pictures therefrom done for
Christmas. The number of bright days IN
l. which printing can be done are so few,
e that he has sufficient work promised fol
% all he can print by the 25th.
OoctoI .I..r :, ,n5t,,s III, 80 Nsty
morn IHorhnSd d i,Im ,S Fss so Ne vent ali over tbs
u IL ~. ;;,;,,s ,hs scanes Of his earle
IT lite lite in CatskilI. Rondout, Kingston, Poug6
keepsie, Saugerties and all the region oi
the Hudson between the mountain country
and the metropolis.
IT ,o,ov,d man emnlovad In a barbe,
q - oJ;o;.;,a Ua-nop - Raacher,s drno
s.og suP - 0ha-isn- ,rss ds,ec,ed filI;ng bot
,Ia fr,n,. - q Iso Of I;ouor in the cellar anG
,as Sa,nris9 sentenced 10 nav a fine @
Ie "sS ,5 - s5,,,o ten -days in ia;I He haf
Ia -, --e,t;ror ,,,intr for Rimeeif and other
. ~ ~ .'-.,s -. so,,,s ,non,hs
- III 'na' ""' i0i SSo1'''S
&c Katie Powers is busily employed filling
on;n,;nrO IN ni1 colors easeIs nIacanes
S,hr;s,mss cards holly leaves and anythin,
e canable of This kind of ornamentation
or -,ort from, Oher,in Fiyria and cleveland
Al snd ali sbecan do with what patronag
sha bas f-onnhome friends
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Messrs- Sebastian q Hawkes., OF Cleve
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