The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-11-16
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An article on Prohibition is deferred till
next week, for want Of room.
A little dsuehter of Mrs. Billings 4 or S
years Of age, died Monday night,of diptheria.
Mr.. Dyer, living on Taylor st. has child
Who has been sick with diptheria for some
time.
Five cents will be paid for two copies Of
the iEsTzRPRIsE OF Oct. 26, II brought to
this ofieeiu good condition.
Tn widow Of DIR. wilmot, of Grafton, has
been some time with her sister, Mrs. II. g.
Geo. SHowk, after six weeks of seonhne-
ment with typhoid fever, is agsin upon the
streets, aod his wife, sick much longer than
he, is a6fe b sit up part Of the day.
shcrmzn Johnsou, who fell from 3 scaffold
five weeks ago and broke himself up so badly,
is doing irstrate and Will be up in rs many
more weeks.it 1t is thought
The Methodist Church Society have decid-
ed not. to take out the wall between the
audience room and the addition until 1t is
completed and services can be held, there.
Look out for Bowma9s new Clothing Ad
next week And in the neantime go and see
how he is slaughteripg the price Of ready
made eiothing. W
Hon. K. A, Horr seems TO have the inside
track for the presidehcyiof the State Senate
1t is said Senator Pond d-declines % be can
didate, which leayes the field clear for Mr..
Horr. HhefHamilton County delegation are
reported as solid for him.-Medina Gazette
One Wound suppose 10 see the number OF
men ehp1oyed at Otterbacker,s, that horse
men had all used up their harness at the
same time, and were now supplying them
selves with new ones. iHe keeps eight men
constantly employed most Of the time on
orders. We are gisa o. every indication Of
prosperity among ounbnsinessdhen-
We csn The attention. of our readers to the
new advertisements in this issue. Our business
men Are bound 70 supply the wants Of their
customers and all have unusually large and
varied stocks Of goods, which they Will sell ai
prices SO low that no Que will have an excuse
to 20 out OF town to buy. Our "Business
and Pleasure" colunniis unusually attrae
tive, and no one can head 1t without being
profted-- 81
Hon. R. G. Horr NC from the sth district
Michixsn, will be here the latter part Of this
week, .topping over to visit friends on his
way 10 washington. He has consented to
deliver his lecture, subject Individualism -
at the oo6eregationsl Church next Monday
evenink st 11-2 o'clock 1t wilrbe . free lee
ture and IL bis old friends will give him full
house xspredict he Ein give them an enter
tanning lecture. He has deliversdit at East
ern and Western Colleges where 1t has been
well received. Everybody come out
The Tvis-A-vis," published at the Ohio
Institution for Deaf Mutes, contained, last
week, q lengthy and appreciatiye obituary Of
James Finley Haskips, Of Huntington, whose
death was mentioned In our last issue. By
an attack of measles when only ten months
old he Nwss deprivedpof speech. When ten
years olds eleven ysArs ago, be entered the
Institution at Columbus. where his mental
facultiss sapidry developed. and be was from
the first a great favorite, and was the Saiuta-
torian At gradustion,s . He then went to the
National Deaf Mutes College at Washington
d. c., tofurther prepare himselffor teaching
andxas. IN the veryszenith Of his hopes aud
at the vestibule of aiife of usefulness, strick.
en- with typhoid fever from which he died
he is spoken of as onenot defieient In moral
growth, and as generous, self-reliant, high
spirited, and helpful. =