The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-11-14

MIR. Bsrtshe, young man who with
his mother resides on .Courtland Avenue,
has been ill with fever for some weeks.
The gale, Sunday night, caused sew.
eral vessels to collide in the river at Lorain,
A scow and a schooner were sunk, and the
bridge was damaged.
Mr.. ]. G. Dyer is visiting relatives in
New Hampshire, Conn, and the East
The serious illness of a near relative
called him there at this time.
-Chas. Knapp, of Lorain, 16 years old,
had been hunting and carried his gun SO
carelessly as to shoot the top of his own
head off when making a misstep.
The person who found Ten-dollar
bill Tuesday afternoon in one of the dry
goods stores in Wellington, can learn the
owners name by calling at the ENTER.
PRISE office.
"A telegram from P. N. Stroupe at La.
grange, Ind, last night, said that Miss
Eta Hull, who went with them from Wei
uuSlOu, WAS ulluS, Ouc was III Win
fever. Her parents live in Penfield.
L. w. Ely announces that he will have
fresh oysters with his fish every day during
the remainder of the season. They can be
obtained of him in his daily round, or al
his house every day in the week. 2
The Baptist church of New London
was dedicated a week ago Sunday. The
building and furniture cost about $S,000
of which nearly $4,000 was unpaid. Less
than $1,000 was pledged on the debt the
day of dedication.
Lost between Mr.. Vischer's on South
Main street and Crabtree's meat market on
Liberty street, Monday afternoon, a good
size black fur collar. The finder return
ing it to this Office will confer a favor and
be literally rewarded.
The lecture for the benefit of Hamlin
Post G. A r, OF Wellington, which was
postponed on account of illness of Captain
Frank E. Brownell, will be given Saturday
evening Nov. 18th. Let everyone come
and give the Boys" rousing house, and
none will go home dissatisfied
Frank Gill about eighteen years old,
working on the train unloading earth at
the North Main street reservoir, caught
his left foot yesterday afternoon in the
draw-bar of fiat car as the train stopped,
crushing il so as TO make it exceedingly
painful, DR.. McClaren attended him in the
caboose where he was taken.
+. The editor of the mammoth-egg- and
vegetable department is off duty and
no one else knew about the twin cab
bages that had been brought in by Hun.
tington subscriber. He owes il to the
farmers and gardeners to find out where
the cabbage plants came from that will
raise two such heads from one sprout when
it is so difficult ordinarily to raise one.
What with late frosts and early ones; bugs,
grasshoppers, neighbors' turkeys and ones
own chickens; drouth, flood, hail-storms
and tornadoes; too shallow spading and
no hoeing at all, it has appeared to us
that il was a delicate business to raise
cabbages; every step from the selection OF
one wilted plant among a hundred on an
early sultry day, its transportation, plant.
ing, and caring for to even a respectable
maturity involved about as much anxiety
and risk as it does to guide any other in.
FAINT safely past its natural enemies and
make il head well. One good solid head
of this vegetable is suggestive of survi
vor, and two on one stalk with a common
root is an object TO command respect