The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-30
Notes from Other Towns.
MEDINA.

MEDINA.
Chippewa Lake got most Of the loose
change during the summer, but the county
gets some of il back this fall 49,. AT the
Republican caucus on Thursday evening
of last week, G. D. Chamberlin was nom.
mated for land appraiser. 1t has been
decided thata separate ballot box must
be used for land appraiser, and the name
OF the candidate for that Office be printed
as a separate ticket. Now that
: winter is coming On, have your fues in
spected when you put your stoves up. BY
an examination Of the causes of fres yon
will find that about nine out OF every ten
originates from defective flues. A half
hours work now may save your home.
..... An effort is being made to reorg-
anize the Medina band. This is a move IN
the right direction, for no town the size
and importance Of Medina should be
without a frst-class organization Of this
= kind. We are glad to note tfat our lead
> ing citizens are taking hold TO give the
boys lit with substantial encourage
ment The State Board Of Health has
| ordered the local boards to report by mail
! weekly all prevalent diseases, and to not
ify the State board Of all cases Of small
pox or yellow fever by telegraph. The
board also orders that the remains OF any
s person dying Of scarlet or typhus fever or
diphtheria, shall not be taken to any church
or public place. The penalty for violat-
ing either OF these laws is $50 -. A
new law enacted in this State last winter
Q allows q candidate for Office to print bis
y name and the Office for which he is candi-
d date in red ink on gummed paper and
Il paste II over the name Of his opponent on
the opposite ticket. This law is in oper-
alton in several States and gives the
= scratcher an opportunity to make his vote
3 count without the risk of miss-spellinl
" the name Of the candidate he intends L
vote for. .Numberless schemes have been
devised fol the purpose of advertising
Millions Of dollars have been spent tC
Id force the public 10 read advertisements
he against their will. These dodges are
TO sprung upon them when they least ex
te pcct them. and the effect is therefore an
noying. II is as If a tramp should rnl
ng your front door. bell and ask for loan
X. Advertising in a reliable newspaper Is diff
ferent. People expect to see 1t Their
lat every day. Advertisers, in dealing will
lat the public, should remember that the.
30 are asking favors; they should do so In
'te courteous, buslness-like manner. Their
ay Is place and time for every thing an
It's the place for advertising is In q news
sly paper, and the time-every issue.-HOrac
Gieeley.-Medina Sentinel
' ELYRn.
m On Friday night, between nine and te
To- o'clock, John Miller, young man ahot
in twenty years of age, was found lying
ate the gutter on Broad street, nearly in frol
to Of @. Morse's restaurant. He was bad
,n: cut about the arms, and was weak and
an a semi-unconscious state from loss
tie, blood. His coat was off and under h
by head. Physicians were Immediately SCI
Idi- for, and Drs. Mclean aud Q. P. Sampse
,m. responded. An examination showed th
lm. severe injuries had been inflicted. II
Oct. biceps Of the right arm were almost SO
to cred from the member, and the large Of
ng. cry cut, besides dangerous stab on Il
real lett arm. As soon as Miller regaiued co
sciousness he was questioned as 10 wi
TO had committed the crime but he did n
lme give any information that would aid In I
lore arrest Of his assailant. james Dt
zee, alias Carson, alias Garreison, Ca
tee, adian, was recently arrested as a suspt
!. s. by the Cleveland police, and was SUBJ
ms quently identified BY ex sheriff Ensign
L. one Of the men who hired livery fro
isly him on the Sunday when Rev. Daude
eed house 10 Grafton was robbed Of sum
ned. money by two strangers, who were 81
' at posed TO have driven in from Elyria.O Off
yery Dan Eason, who was instrumental
( r. working up the case, brought the prison
sus- here on Friday and on Monday he v
ella. brought before Judge Doolittls, and '
lave bound over In the sum Of $500, In defa
the Of which he was placed in that dila
dated shed commonly designated I
into county Jail. The other man supposed
see have been implicated in the Grafton n
Re berry Is In tho hands Of the United Sta
nists authorities, charged with burglarizing
Q so Brooklyn postofflce. !. The citizens
time Sheffield, on the shore road, are hay
r to much merriment over the fence adver
sms ing which reads curiouslY as one ri
fter. along, nearly every board being plaste
! the with painted business signs. For
re- ample, at one place there is a sign n
Ike ing, "Buy your liquor at John Doe
n as Adjoining II Is one which reads, q