The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

A very quiet election.
The Camels are coming.
Inspect the bulletin boards.
The society season is at hand.
The lawns are being cleared up nicely.
The American House was erected in
1888.
This is the month for cold, November
rains.
The season for pleasure drives will soon
be over.
The turks have four more weeks to en- |
joy America
The election Is over and all parties will |
now shake hands.
All quiet at the Bee Line depot at l'4o
p. m. standard time.
Very few commercial travellers are In
town on election day.
A majority Of our travelling men reached
home In time to vote.
The fruit tree canvassers are making
their annual deliveries.
November 4th is very late date for the
hIua hirda to be with us.
Geo. W. Cable at the opera house 10
morrow Thursday evening.
The spring-footed fellows are contem.
plating organizing dancing club.
The salary question Of the ex-diyine
over in Huntington Is taking rest.
The trustees should forbid posters being
placed on the doors Of the town hall,
The Golden State has had her share Of
tourists from this place the past season.
Sullivan supports two hotels now. Bus
iness must be on the increase In that burg.
There appear TO be very few indiyidu.
ais in this township who desire to become
squire.
The work on the south end OF the W. d
L. L. Ry. has been discontinued for the
season.
The lawyers went to Elyria Monday TO
attend the opening Of the court Of COM
mon pleas.
Died, on the morning Of November the
fifth, Roy PAUL, after long illness. Fun
eral to-day.
When ready 10 send for your papers
and periodicals for the year please call at
our sanctum.
The publication Of proposed eonstitu-
tional amendments will be discontinued
for the present.
The timber for the framework in the
Wellington bending works was purchased
In Pennsylvania.
E.E. Hustled has purchased thousand
turkeys for Thanksgiving. They will be
shipped TO parties east.
The financial failure Of the Early Dawn
creamery in Brighton was not unexpected
by the old.time dealers.
The market reports have been carefully
revised this week TO quote the prices on
the products of the season.
The good housewives on the farm
should take special pains to feed the turks
for the coming four weeks.
The young men Of The day should take
few lessons in horseback riding, that Is
learn TO sit erect in the saddle.
The dealers in jewelry are filling their
show cases with beautiful and sparkling
presents for the holiday season.
The station agents procure drafts at the
bank for their remittances to the companies
BY this plan the currency is left in town.
A. A. witbeck appeared as candidate
for Land Appraiser Abe ran well bu'
not:quite last enough to reach the persim'
mons.
There has been thirteen thousand tickets
printed at this Office within the past foul
weeks for special prizes to be drawn on OF
before January 1st
Judge Lewis Of Medina makes Il very
unpleasant for the whiskey dealers when
they have transgressed the law and are
brought before him.
TIL. Houghion Of Brattleboro, w., and
@. w. walcott Of Dedham Mass, spent
day or two in town last week visiting
the registered cattle dealers.
Steady work on salary Is offered TO mer
furnishing good references by the Guar
entee Nursery Co., Of Geneva, n. Y. se'
their "adv IN another column.
Some Of the young lads have taken |
y upon themselves TO enter the vestibules q