The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-01-31
Owing to the lateness of the season, and an
usually large stock of OvERCOATS hand will sell
so OvERCOATs at strictly wholesale prices
A. M. FITCH, The CIothier.

w. c. Crane is employed in mill in
New London.
The Baldwin House at Norwalk had q
small fire but large scare, Sunday morn
ing.
Lambert J. Bristol, of New Haven,
Conn.,, spent the Sabbath with his relative,
DR. Houghton.
Jas. McLain, brakeman from ALI
ance, was killed in the collision between
Oirville and Wooster, last Saturday night.
The mother of Rev. S. Mower died,
lately, near Upper Sandusky, at the age of
81. She had been member of the Church
20 years.
Fred. Smith, of Mansfield, while load
ing bran in car, Monday, fell into chute
and was smothered to death. His age was
nineteen.
Geo. W. Burt, former Agent at this
place, was in town last evening for the pur-
pose of installing the officers of the Royal
Arch Chapter.
Mrs. Cooper, wife of the proprietor of
the Cooper Manufacturing Company. OF
Mt Vernon, died unexpectedly of heart
disease, Saturday afternoon.
A wind storm at Denver, Col, Monday,
blew down an electric light tower, dozen
or more buildings, and carried away many
roofs. These were blown in different direc-
tons.
Jacob Stahl, a highly esteemed and
old resident of Fremont, was thrown from
a carriage, Saturday noon, his horse being
frightened by railway train, and he died
at midnight.
"A coach belonging to an Elyria livery
stable crossed the railroad track in front
of an engine and was demolished. The
driver was considerably bruised, but the
horses escaped injury.
Allen Elton, of Delta, Fulton county,
died last Thursday from injuries received
while telling timber. He was pinned to
the earth by the tree which began to slide
backward and then fell to one side.
-Berea items, from the Advertiser Mrs.
DIR. Coates has q large class in vocal and
instrumental music in Brooklyn village.
Dr. d. t. Gould has arrived home from
Baldwin, La. W. W. Noble will travel
for the stone companies this season
Mrs. L d. Deveraux, who had a slroke
ot.paralysis about two years ago and has
been an invalid much of the time on &C
count of it, has so far recovered that she
is doing her own work, with little out
side help. She is nearly seventy years Of
age.
-sIf girl wants to be romantic, the
proper way is to send up toy balloon
with a card attached, asking the finder to
correspond with her. A Michigan girl
tried it and got a letter from her brother
in Indiana, who found the balloon and
told her not to be q fool"
Father Perry, who viii be 9S years old
if he lives till March, has been rather fee
BILE lately, and until the ice melted from
the walks Saturday, had not been out
much for some time. He says he can't
afford to slip down since heis not so GER
tain as he used to be that he can get up
again.
Senator Horr is everywhere compli-
mented for having introduced bill in the
Ohio Senate which provides that no child
under sixteen years shall be held for trial,
or on conviction sentenced to any Jail or
other place of confinement in the same
room or cell with adult prisoners--Cleve-
land Herald.
Mrs. w. p. Boice, who lives on Tay-
Tor street, has been i'll for some time, and
several times lately has been considered
near death. Her disease is thought To be
softening of the brain, though she has long
been sufferer from chronic difficulties
that probably led to this illness Her only
daughter, Mrs. F. Starr, of Litchtield, is
with her.
Parker says that a man may have on
an under coat, buttoned up, an overcoai
over that, all buttoned up, buffalo robe
overcoat over that, and belt around him
securely fastened, and one of those Dakota
blizzards will fill his pants pockets full OF
snow.-N. B.: Our snake story man will
take notice that he may look for another
situation.
The ardent admirer of the pretty girl
need no longer rack his soul and torture
his mental ingenuity, like Sammy Weller
jr., to suitably and delicately convey his
sentiments to send to her on Valentino
day. Poetry and art, the most lovely con
ceptions in picture and verse, to expires:
every degree of regard, from kindly re
membrance to fervent devotion, now con
tribute to aid those who would send line
tender, or less ardent, in the way of a val
entine. Call and examine the large and
choice stock At Houghton's store.