The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-24
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
New corn in market.

New corn In market.
The farmers have begun to visit us again.
Check No. 2975 draws the gold watch
at Robinsons.
Secretary Couch is posting the bills for
the coming fair.
Dog and katydid days at commencement
Of the eighth month.
The felines have become disturbers Of
the peace these evenings
The transfer lines are compelled to run
an extra to carry the sample trunks.
Why do we not get any report from
Washington Of the pensions granted.
The travelling appetizer man has not
been In town for number of weeks.
RI. Robinson is ready to supply the
people with first-class California fruit.
Woodcock can be killed without infring.
ing on the State law July 10 to Nov.1.
A number of the diyines will soon seek
the cool breezes Of the watering places.
Read our special from Dakota. Very
little rain has fallen there In many months
past
Street Commissioner Serage is doing
some very fine work In laying the stone
in the streets.
A paper containing a certain class Of
news was on sale in this place on Satur-
day evening.
There will soon be enough subjects at
the watering places for the mosquitoes TO
subsist upon.
E. L. Benedict and G. B. Lindsey re-
ceived car load of fine ponies from Kan
sas Saturday.
The Sunday excursion train receives
very little patronage from this place
That's correct.
The officers of the degree Of Rebekah
l.. o. o. f., will be installed Thursday
evening, July %.
DIR. J. W. Houghton was compelled "a
take to his bed again, and is under the
care Of DIR. E. Rust.
The ENTERPRISE will be sent to the
reading rooms at Lakeside and Chautau-
qua during the season.
A few judgments by confession have
been entered on the Justices docket with
in the past few days.
The Bee Line and W. & L. Z. offel
special rates TO tourists. Their cards will
be found in another column.
Mr.. A. II. Palmer Is the recipient Of
some fine samples of the products grown
in southern California, occasionally.
The country editor contracts to serve tht
public fifty.two weeks in the year; there
fore there is no time for him to take {
vacation.
r.. Adams and G. e. Townsend, deal
ers In agricultural implements and ma
chinery, report an excellent run Of trade
this season.
There are probably more buildings re
painted here this season than there have
been in many years. II adds much to th'
looks Of the town.
Very few cases are being entered on th'
civil docket at the common please cour
in Elyria. Guess 1t must be that peac'
has been declared.
The farmer insurance companies will
probably be busy for the next sixty day
adjusting and paying losses, caused b.
lightning, on buildings and live stock.
Grafton is taking quite start this sea
son In the way Of Improvements. Four
teen new buildings are in process Of erec
tion, aside from the number being re
paired.
Large quantities Of celery from Lodi arr
being shipped to Cleveland. We hop'
the season will be little more favorable
for our capitalists who have interests ther'
this year.
A number Of Texas ponies were disposet
Of by parties from the West to individual
here yesterday. Pony tanning and break
ing will be in order for time. Look ou
for your hats.
The pulpit Is making war on the pub
fishers and readers Of Sunday papers
This is step in the right direction, AM
should receive the hearty approval Of al
law.abiding citizens
The committee on public grounds shoul'
procure some young squrrels and plac
them in tho park and provide the ney
comers with proper facilities for protection
in the trees and food to subsit upon.
The annual spasmodic has struck III
people in number Of towns south-wes