The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-10-08
Local and Miscellaneous.


s. Mallory last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Houghton reach
ed home Saturday from Minneapolis
They spent seven weeks in the West
The young wife of r. Cort. Horr lies
at the point Of death at his fathers r. A.
Horr's She has been i'll several weeks
Mrs. Geo. Shook, of Wellington, was
called to Cleveland by the death of a
granddaughter, buried week ago Sun.
day.
H. M Higley and Miss Eliza Higley,
of Windsor, Ills, are spending few days
with N. E. Marcy OF this place. Mr.
Higley is brother of Mrs. Marcy,
Fred Waeld, the hotel keeper at
Western Star, and two children, have died
lately of diptheria, believed to have been
developed from condition of well
and cellar.
Rev. E. G. Stone, Of Acxworth, NY.
has been spending few days with his
cousin J. s. S.-Mallory, before attending the
meeting of the American Board at Col.
umbus, Ohio. 500 flT Ttnl
The rains within a fortnight have
saved the country from an utter ruin of its
pastures, helped the corn crop, made the
wheat start where II had before failed TO
grow, and has been timely blessing to
this drough. afflicted region. fi
"A mass meeting Of the Prohibitionists
held Mst Monday, was addressed In ten
minute speeches by 81. John, Rev, Mills
and another, whose name we do not know
after which they went TO Oberlin and
heard St. John at length. We are SC
crowded that we have no time for com
ment.
The wind which accompanied the
heavy rain week ago Sunday, damaged
the Medina county Intirmary, to the extent
of from $500 to $1,G00, unroofed buildings
removed others from their foundations
destroyed orchards and shade trees, made
light of hay and straw stacks, toppled ovei
chimneys, and was altogether the severcst
storm known since the settlement Of
Lafayette township.
Mr. and Mrs. s. D. Chapman, who
after the wedding went directly to thcil
home, Eric avenue, Lorain, were presented
with a handsome bedroom set worth $7(
by business friends and associates o.
Lorain. Mr.. Chapman has taken from
Wellington one Of its incest and best girls
q graduate Of the High School and {
beloved and successful teacher in tn,
public schools.
JUICE JOHNSON, candidate for Suprem,
Judge, a pure and upright man, is hatet
by the saloons, because of his averret
temperance principles, his opponent MAJ
tin, reported TO be given to excessiy
drinking, is befriended by the saloons a
committed to their interests. Can sobe
men hesitate TO secure this high position
for the next five years, by sustaining
Johnson No other office now to b
filled in Ohio, so incumbers the Temp el
ance Reform. .|.
READ what Mr.. Fancher, Mr.. Stang, MI
Courtright, DR.. Parker, DR.. Bowman, MI
Reid, Mr.. Van0rman, @. II. Williams, MI
Rowley and Mr.. Clark have to say abou
Mr.. Sharp's Speech at Lorain. Thes
men stand as high In that community a
]. II. Dickson, Col. Herrick, s. X. Laur
don, DR.. Rust and John Wilbur do 1
Wellington. Their testimony Is conclus
i've. No one will think they are lying
They were all present and are not givinl
hearsay testimony.
A PROMINENT Methodist Episcops
clergyman, In Philadelphia, says, ths
although the Prohibition movement
claimed TO be strongest in this denomini
tion, and nine out OF ten Of Its minister
would be glad to cast their votes for Prc
hibition If II would prevail, that they ar
not ready TO cast their votes for St. job
and by so doing injure the chances Of Nj
Blaine, who is just as spotless mar
just as much friend Of temperance an
just as good Christian.
LOOK out for Morey letter practices o
the part Of the few desperate Republican
led by 4. q. johnson who arc seeking I
defeat Mr., webb~. Many weeks hav
} passed since Mr.. Webber was nominated
During that time, two large sheets unde
the name Of "a Fair Hearing" have bee
. issued, devoted entirely to the publicatio
OF evidence and arguments against Nj
,, webber. Nothing Is surer than thi
every piece Of Legitimate evidence hs
.. . been produced. II anything has bee
; held back TO be circulated on the eveI
the election, when there would be no tim
for refutation, Republicans should pr
the seal Of their condemnation upon sue
an, Infamous procedure. 49,
IT was not our purpose to allude to th
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