The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1886-03-24
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Pack up your winter furs
Read the Mayors Proclamation
Postmaster Bush is learning how to fill
the boxes.
Look out for first of-April seight- -ofhand
performances.
Quite an exodus from Huntington to
the Far West this spring.
The Ladies' BazAar has been re.opened
See card In another column.
Representatives of A. II. Andrews 81
Co., of Chicago, are seating the town hall.
Mr.. A. W. Scranton has purchased the
Mrs. Woodwork property on Magyar St,
and has moved into town.
Our list of real estate transfers were un.
avoidably left out last week on account Of
publishing the Mayors and Clerks re-
ports.
The Hamlin Relief Sewing Society will
hold regular meeting Thursday after.
noon with Mrs. Mary Biggs, on Courtland
Avenue.
The defendants In the case OF the fore
closure of the mortgage on the W. Il L, =.
r. X. got a continuance Of the case until
April 9th.
win our subscribers please examine the
dates on their papers' We think that
some have neglected TO do so lately. Do
not permit the busy cares of life to make
you neglect the editor.
On Sunday, March IA, Rev. F. II. Moore
notified his church that 1t would be his
pleasure to retire from the pulpit at this
place before the expiration of his term, on
June 1st, If he could be relieved.
Mr.. W. +. Sawtelle presented MS with
two newspapers published on the Sand
wich Islands. One was the Commercial
Advertiser, published at Honolulu, II. l.;
the other, the Hawaiian Gazette, both Of
which sheets show marks of enterprise in
that country.
The township officers to be elected at
the coming election are 3 Trustees, for
one year, I for two years and l for three
years; Justice ot the Peace, vice 7. w
Browning, resigned; Treasurer; 1 Clerk
Assessor; 2 Constables, and the usual
number of Supervisors.
A special meeting of Go. G, 5th Reg't,
y. N. G., was called al Armory Hall, Sat
urday evening, for the purpose ol having
the company lspected by Asst Adjutant
General w. S. Wickham and Col. G. L.
Kennan, OF Norwalk. The company went
through the manual Of arms under com.
mand of Capt. w. L. Cook, after which the
visiting officials inspected and addressed
the boys, complimenting them very highly
as to their efficiency Of drill, the condition
of their clothing, arms and equipments
and their financial standing. At present
the company contains thirty-one members.
Mr.E.J Henry, who has been In Mr..
r. B. Serage's shoe store for the past three
years, left for Cleveland on Monday morn.
ing. to accept position with N. o. Stone.
Mr.. Serage fiatters himself that he Is CON-
petent to ct up clerks To enter any shoe
house In the state and 90 TO work with
perfect ease. Mr.. Henry leaves word Tor
his friends in Wellington, # they cannot
get a ft here. to call on him at his new
post Of labor and they will surely be &C
commodated. Mr.. Walter Helmer, the
former gentlemanly clerk al the American
House, Is his successor with Mr.. Serage.
Success to both of you.
The following extract was taken from a
letter from, friend Of VIM. Vischer, in
Brunswick, Ca, which shows the coudi-
tion Of business In Dixie; f.i ili
Business In the South Is fairly good
the great body Of sales are on time; prices
low. People are poor Poverty the result
of Incidence and the. credit system. Poor
collections keep profits down 70 ordinary
income fot merchants. People careless
abo 1t debt. All claims covered by mort
cages. Merchants furnish farmers during
the year up TO stipulated amount, which
amount Is covered by mortgage as soon as
crops are put In the ground in the spring.
Credit proportiOnate TO amount or land un.
der cultivation. Standard Of morality and
intellect lows Olimate perfect. Ice
cream for dinner today. Flowers abund-
ant"
Las, Friday forenoon Mr.. Leroy Clegon
was caring for a two.year.old Holstein
bull, owned by G. W. Horr, and while on
his premises, near the barn, by some
means the leading stick, attached 70 the
ring In the animals nose, fell from Cleg-
on's hand, and before he could pick II up,
the animal saw that he was at liberty, and
made rush for Clegon, knocking him
down and began 10 gore his chest. Frank
Tripp was near and rushed to rescue his
friend. He drove the animal away 80 that
Clegon could jump up and run 10 the
barn, where be fell PROSTATE on the floor
DIR. McClaran was called and II was found
that CIegon had three ribs crushed in,and
that his lungs were badly injured. He
has been great sufferer up to the hour Of
going 10 press, and Monday afternoon Il
was thought he could not live Mr.. cleg'
on had been N the employ of Mr.: Hor
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