The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-21

ground on the afternoon Of the second day
of the fair and discourse music for the oc.

of the fair and discourse music for the 0
casion.
There is no use of going to the waterin
places to bathe when we can purchai
soap 50 cheap at home. The quantity {
water can be reduced by applying plenI
OF soap. -
The order Of +. and A. NJ. has been II
ceiving q number of new members thi
year. The chapter known as the Roya
Arch Masons does not convene during tn
summer months.
Horr, Warner & Co, have caused tele
phone wire TO be laid from Lodi to tn
onion and celery fields The railway com
pany is laying track to the premises Il
reach the traffic.
The evening train from Cleveland di(
not reach this place Monday evening unit
near ten o'clock on account of I
wreck caused by freight train running
off the track near Berea.
The managers Of Harper's Bazaar pay
no attention to the teachings of Mrs. Jen
esse Miller in dress reform. The corset
and hustle factories still have the united
support Of the temple Of fashion journals
- u tn wa q e..
Persons wanting printing for the iail
and desiring us to do the work will confer
a great favor on the employees in the Office
by leaving their orders as early as posi-.
be. The boys will want to take little
airing by giving the fair their presence.
The police protection has been very eff.
cient at the fairs held here In former
years, and the same kind Of service may
be looked for this time. Pickpockets and
outlaws find this an unhealthy place to
stop II they attempt their operations.
Monday afternoon II. Il. Saunders pho
tographed the residence Of DR.. ]. W.
Smith, the family group, consisting of
DR.. and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Somers, Of Cleveland, Arthur Smith. wife
and child; and his fine black matched
team.
There was blue racer killed on the
premises Of d. P. Sheldon Friday, meas
uring four feet and three inches. A mate
to the dead racer was discovered the next
day on the premises Of s. W. Avery, but
ran under a building and could not be
captured. The query Is where they come
from, as racer has not been seen in these
parts for the past thirty years
Friday last the editor and Mrs. Smith
spent the day very pleasantly calling upon
the patrons Of THE ENTERPRISE In Hunt
ington and Spencer. This being our first
visit IN the former place in the interest Of
the paper We were highly pleased at the
interest manifested by the citizens in the
general welfare Of the people and inter.
ests Of the cheese city. They looked upon
The ENTERPRISE as q welcome weekly
visitor, for In its. columns something Of
interest would be found. Huntington re-
ceives the largest package Of ENTERPRISES
Of auy foreign Office, and we are pleased
10 say It Ia gradually on the increase. The
farmers were all busy caring for their oats
and fax, there being larger crop Of the
lstter than for many years. We expect to
visit the place again before the snow flies
In order TO become better acquainted with
our patrons. Thanks are due Mr.. F. j.
Eckels for special favors.
Fun reigned supreme last night at the !
Opera House, Al @. Field & Co.'S Operatic |
Minstrels being the cause The effect was
he uprorious hilariiy Of an overly well
pleased audience. What an oasis In the des-
,rt OF amusemenis is the coming of COM \
'any like the above. something to please
everybody" Is their motto, and, best OF all, /
heir entertainment is refined and clean.
as presented by this company,
8 a line Of amusement In which Il would
'e hard for the opponents Of the stage to
Ind an Objectionable feature in the long
performance given by the company. Tie
music, particularly the singing, was far
uperior 10 that usually heard with travel
ng shows The marches. drills and spec
alties were executed with neatness and
recession, The enccres were so numerous
bat the Program was drawn out to great
sngih, and when the curtain fell there
Tas prolonged round Of applause. The
manager Of the Opea House has secured
his attraction for daie later in the sea-
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