The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-10-30

squire, one land appraiser, one post
master. Now take your choice.
W. Fl. Haskins of Huntington defends
the ex-divine in the course he pursued
during the political campaign Of 'SS.
Andrew Murdock Of Cleveland was sen.
fenced to serve term in the penitentiary
of five years, he passed through this place
on his way to Columbus Wednesday
morning.
Our reporter OF the court news COM
plains of very small docket to commence
the term with. This state Of affairs makes
it very unhealthy for lawyers, but a very
excellent thing Tor the people.
Thursday is Halloween night The
boys ought to discard that custom OF car
rying away gates, and other juvenile
pranks as there is no good in it and it
often causes the owner much trouble.
The old Tripp building was torn down
last week and it is now numbered with
the things that were. Contractor Black
has commenced laying the foundation OF
G. II. Horizons building.
Mr.. G. E. Townsend has made sale OF
his agricultural business to l.. E. Chap.
man Of Huntington. Mr.. Townsend has
engaged with VIM. NJ. Whitley of Spring
field as travelling solicitor for the coming
season,
Numberless agents are through the
county canvassing and selling various
articles. They handle nothing but what
can be purchased from good reliable deal
ers right here in Wellington. Patronizt
home trade first
Pittsfold grange will hold an oper
meeting on Saturday afternoon, Nov. 9th
The question Of winter feed for stock
what kinds and how best to prepare, ant
the care Of stock during the winter vii
be discussed. All farmers are invited.
There appears 10 be determination o
/ the part of some of our enterprising bust
ness men TO keep the building boor
, moving, even If buildings have to be tor
down to erect new ones. Who can trutl
fully say there is not now building boor
q in WellingtonH
In our issue of October 2 there appeare
r a ten.line editorial about the time F.
b Reefy should serve as postmaster at Elyri
This answered for text for the editors
o the papers in that city, and up 10 da
n four columns of matter have appeared
the subject. II rather looks as though N
n Washburn was going TO come out ahead.
,f d. L. Wausworth has been sailir
around the circle for the past two weeI
and says he found Foraker stock e
, tremely low. Mr.. Wadsworth evident
" did not make any inquiries about the
trinsic value Of the stock except In Dem
10 cratic camps. A better idea Of the re
70 worth can be fixed after Tuesday next.
The Wellington post office has 800 ca
m boxes, 500 of which are rented; "a lo'
a' boxes, Of which 70 are rented. II
amount Of mail matter handled is rapid
or increasing. The Office is supported
TO daily mails from oberlin, Penfeld, Hr
tington and Sullivan, two mails over Z
W. g. L. E. Ry, three east over the B
10 Line, and two west.
Daniel W. Strictlan. a nonogenarl'
called at our sanctum Monday foreno'
10 He had Just returned from British Colu
T" bia and is now visiting his only daugh
that is living, Mrs. Daniel Hustled. I
IN. aged gentleman claims to have ms
re twenty-eight trips across the United Sta
from ocean TO ocean, has visited Alas
=. six times, and will leave ior Pittsfe
=, Mass, the place Of his birth In a few da