The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-03-10
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

No lamb around this year when March
came In HF
"St. Patrick's Day in the morning."
March 17th.
Farms are being leased at from $3.50 to
SO per acre, this spring.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hart,
son, Friday, March 9th.
G. r. Starr, of Warren, Pa, is visiting
old friends in this and adjoining towns.
The grounding reappeared March 9th.
His predictions were excellent this year.
The blue birds and crows have return
, ed. Dandelions have not yet appeared.
Z Auctioneers report prices paid for dairy
cows this spring 10 be from $2S 10 $55
head
Ex-President and Mrs. Hayes passed
through this place over the W. & L. L.
last week.
The fire Department has placed the
we'll in the rear of W. W. Harvey's store
in good shape.
We received pleasant calls from our cor
respondents at Huntington, Pittsfeld and
Brighton last week.
Mr.. d. B. 0rdway can be. found at the
cash counter in the office of Hon. d. l..
Wadsworth.
A friend reports that another man by
a Al, L.. H. L.. tIs
state of Texas.
From appe frances we judge that our
business men will furnish us with good
I Il amount of advertising this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs E. T. Robinson and fami.
ly went to Detroit last week TO attend the
funeral of Mrs. Robinsons mother.
The operating expenses OF the Bee Line
l railroad company, for the year 1885, We're
over half million dollars in excess Of the
receipts.
1t is about time for Bill Gibson, of Tiff
4 fin, to begin to blow his tog horn to the
X people of New London on the railroad
4 question.
II Marshal Hackett entertains a number
II Il tramps in the cooler these nights. They
have the pleasure q sleeping on the soft
side OF a board.
The funeral of Edward Jones took place
lat his late residence on Mill street at
i leleven o'clock Thursday morning, Rev
Gammell officiating. His remains were
Il inferred in the cemetery at Penheld.
One day last week Robert Walden
boarded train Of cars for a free ride to
the crossing. In jumping off he sprained
his wrist, broke bis collar bone and bruis
L ed his body up badly. Robert, be more
careful after this.
The sale Of the W. & L. e. Ry. will take
place March Both. When the sale is con.
\ summated the receiver will be called upon
Il for'a settlement, and receive his discharge.
What other changes will take place, no
one can predict at present
IA Mr.. Harvey's Bible class met at the home
II Of their Secretary, Mr.. George Ashford, or
Wednesday evening, March 3rd. A very
pleasant hour was spent, after which Mr.
lie. N. Christie presented him with gii
from the class, which was heartily receiv
ed, knowing that II came from friends.
Contractors DCerzbach and Decker in
form US that they made two thousand dol
lars on the contract for building the town
n dali. Had the season been a little more
favorable during July and August, theiI
Profits would have been perfectly satisfac
\ pry. They have secured the contract fcl
Il yuilding the new jail in Ashland |.
VII One night last week number OF mer
V sith teams were engaged by Mr.. George
Cushion 10 go to the Muckelburg farm, .
lhort distance north OF town, and draw
k,way from the premises a quantity o
yood which he claimed TO own. On ar
Nival, they found the wood to be carefully
Amarded by pickets, which circumstance
IU aused the teamsters to beat a hasiy re
W feat toward town. The retreat must have
leen conducted In a very mastery manner
ID the only loss reported consisted Of .
l ew necessaries which were probably dis
/ I kosed Of, without Inconvenience, by the
Nv tickets. 1t has been decided by the
lsamsters that II don't pay TO haul wood
! ymoonlight
/ SAn adjourned meeting Of the fair asso
i alton was held In the town hall, Satur
II Hy afternoon. The committee, appoint
II at the previous meeting on the pur-
base of additional grounds, made theil
I,port. They reported THAT they could
II irchase a fraction over fifteen acres o.
hd of A. B. Webster, adjoining the fair
n sounds on the west, and fraction ovel
\ 70 acres Of Mr.. Sweeney, adjoining or
Il south, for one hundred and fifty dol
La les per acre. Mr.. Webster will require
III itain condlnSus to be complied with 10
III gard to streets, ste, which will be 70
III eted when the sale Is perfected. The
IL port of the committee was adopted and
purchase will pr obably be made forth
III kth.