The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-17

have two Commissioners from one town.
ship.
Frank e. Carpenters letters to the
Leader give fine account of the foreign
countries. He has visited Japan, the
provinces in China, farther India, and is
now in Egypt,
The delinquent tax list is at the bank.
Only one hundred receipts have been re-
turned for collection, which is good
showing. One thousand receipts were
collected up to June 20.
Persons leaving town for vacation will
please leave their names in the box at the
foot Of the stairway. The whereabouts Of
our people is eagerly read by majority
Of the readers Of THE ENTERPRISE,
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Bently Vischcr,
a daughter, Monday, July 18th.
At the hour of going TO press Grandpa
and grandma Vischer were reported to be
standing the pressure remarkably well.
Mrs. NJ. Kunz will receive twenty seven
hundred dollars life insurance money on
her husband-seventee hundred from the
Northwestern, of Milwaukee, and one
thousand from Penn Mutual, of Philadel-
phia.
John Chinaman had a little misunder.
standing with an umbrella repairer one
day last week, and a row was the result.
The latter named quietly laid John In the
cellar way, and ordered him to stop his
noise.
The council should arrange with the
enumerator for the Union school district
to take the enumeration Of the town.
Then we can give more intelligent an
swer when strangers inquire about the
population.
Mr.. J. W. Wilbur telephoned to Akron
at eleven o'clock the other day for some
castings for one OF his customers, and at
four o'clock on the same day they were
delivered by the express company at his
place of business.
A number Of our good, loyal people
called at our sanctum within the past two
weeks, and dropped one dollar and fifty
cents into our cash box. Flowers will con-
tinue TO bloom on the premises Of such
people, Notwithstanding the change in the
seasons.
u Editor Washburn, Of the Republican, is
travelling in Dixie. 1t was observed that
number OF the sporting editors had oc.
casion 10 visit the Gulf States about ten
days ago. Bro. Washburn Is the only po-
litical editor from these parts that any
note is made Of.
, 1t will take number Of months before
the property Of the old O. @. @. & /. Rail
way can be re-lettered to conform to the
initials Of the new company. In 1868 the
initials Of the road were changed from q.
@. & G. to q. &C. 81. Now It will be
changed to G. @. c. & 81. L.
The street improvement Is extended 10
Prospect street. The property owners
, along Liberty are making an effort to ac-
J cept the proposition made to them by the
council, to pay one dollar per running
foot for the extra track. When the fall
rains visit us the improvement can be
tested.
At the Prohibition convention, held in
Elyria Saturday, the following ticket was
nominated: Representative, d, @. Hansle-
man, Elyria; Commissioner, Jasper West,
Huntington; Inhrmary Director, Henry
Fairchild, Brownhelm; Surveyor, e. W.
Chamberlin, 0berlin; Auditor, H. H..
Houghton, Elyria
| The officials at Washington, d. c., have
now established headquarters for Mai. w.
II. Williams at Cleveland instead Of Gin
cinnati. The district over which he pre-
sides extends from Erie, Pa, to Denver,
Colorado. The Major feels highly elated
ever the,change, as he can have more time
10 devote to his family and friends.
| A little girl was run over Monday after.
neon while playing In the street near @.
ID. Foote'S livery stable. The wheels Of
the buggy passed over her chest causing
bad bruises. She narrowly escaped being
trampled upon by the horses. This should
be warning for parents TO try and keep
their children cut of the street. The little
girl was up and around Tuesday morning.
Miss Nora Bush, who for the past two
years has been very faithful and accom-
mOdating deputy In the Post Office, was
married Monday evening to Mr.. Charles
@. Stevick. None but the immediate rel.
atives were present TO witness the cere-
mony. The happy couple will be at home
on North Main street after August LIST.
THE ESTERPRIsE extends congratulations.
Commercial travellers will be compelled
to carry their pocket companions along
the Bee Line, for the whiskey has been
voted out Of Grafton, LaGrange, yelling
ton, Rochester, New London, Greenwich,
and Shiloh. There is probably not an
other line Of railroad in the State where