The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-12-13

!; SAYINGS OF OTHERS:

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Elyria Democrat.
Justice Lord was summoned to the
court house just after dinner today to
unite in marriage Edward Neiding and
Miss Clara OFT. both of BrOwnheIm.
The names Of the young couple would
suggest that he was Needing wife and
that she thought he OFT to have one
Elyria Reporter.
The Record is informed by Mr.. A
K. Mcconnell, secretary Of the electric
light board of trustees, that an imme-
liate effort is to be made to get cleo
trid lights into number Of residences,
and that already the prospects are fat
tering for number Of houses to be
wired at an early day. That's busi-
meas Get the inhabitants away from
their foul smelling oil lamps for time
and they will become converts to the
clean bright light Of electricity in
very short time. It's trayesty-nOth-
ing short of it-for a town to have an
up-to-date electric light plant in first
class runniny order for two years and
not ten houses in the town using cleo
trio lights New London Record.
A Medina correspondent tells Of a
phantom train being seen near Wads-
worth at the point where Erie No ;
was wrecked last spring and the engin-
eer was killed. DR.. Faber and com
panion are reported to have seen the
train rush on with the speed Of q whirl-
wind, throwing out smoke and fire, and
suddenly whistling down brakes. Then
the train became enveloped in flames,
steam escaped, iron and timber creak-
I'd, and the piercing screams Of human
beings were heard. The doctor and
others rushed to the spot, but to their
surprise found nothing there, and ev-
erything was perfectly quiet.-New
London Record.
On the Fl. J. Sippel farm north Of
town, lies an oblong island-like piece
Of land near the bed Of Beaver creek.
While this particular little piece OF
land is not entirely surrounded BY
water, it is enclosed by low, wet land
on either side. Mr.. Sippel has been
considering the practibiIity Of remov-
ing the elevation in the center to con-
struet an ice pond. Before doing so
however, he decided to test the ground
to learn whether OF not it would be
movable. Three test holes were put
down. each one striking the same pee
ular deposit at the depth Of six OF sew
en- feet and about eight to ten inches
thick. He brought samples Of the de-
posit up town and they were sent to
Cleveland, and were found to be
mixture of aluminium sui lphate and
iron, but just what per cent OF pure
was not determined. Chemically pure
aluminium sulphate is worth in the
neighborhood Of ninety cents 4 pound
Should there prove to be large depos-
it of the suIphate, the find may prove
to be rich one.-North Amherst Ar
gus.
During the month Of November the
Oberlin Telephone Exchange sent 2Ie
messages and received 1885 messages
over the toll lines Of the United States
Telephone Co. More than ouehalf
Of the toll was received from messages
sent to EIyria- About three-fourths
as many messages were received from
Elyria as were sent to that place In
the number Of messages sent from this
office Wellington is second LOrain
third and North Amhert fourth in
the number received at this Office Lo-
rain il second North Amherst third
Wellington fourth 1t is expected that
this line will soon give connection with
by way Of Lor4in.-Oberiin
News.
Some fellow who does not always
have the fear Of the Lord before him,
picked up the wrong hat at the Farm
er's Institute and left his own The hat
he got by mistake was our own edito-
rial beaver. We have only these OBJ
jections to the one he left. First It
won't quite hold our head comfortably,
and secondly, it has seen a trIie more
service than our own II the man who
made the mistake will return the hat
we will not ask him to pay for this no.
tiee but call the account squared It
is most likely that some died-in-the-
wool republican committed the blum
rder and the idea that a democratic
nat should SIT comfortably on a rspgb-
Iican head is an absurdity. ty.-EIyTi4
Democrat
Think Of a long life with never 4
,hancs to crow for your candidate Tor
president elected There is a g1od .
nan in Weymouth bT the name Of Jos
FOrden, 70 years Of ags. deserving Of
letter luck than this. but who has new