The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-03-13
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

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The annual report Of the village clerk
will appear next week.
st. Patricks day N the t'marnin" comes
On Sunday this year.
Farming land is being leased from $3.50
70. SO 90 per acre this spring.
Several wagon loads of veal calves have
been br iught into town this week.
There will be quite a number of busi-
ness changes TO report about April 1si.
The blue bird, crow and robin have re-
turnrdto enjoy this part of North America
again.
Mrs. S. K. Warner has taken charge OF
Mss Alma sprague's school during her
sickness.
Four hundred and eighty-fve wood
thucks were slaughtered in Wellington
township last year.
Warren Sampson lad of ten years will
be taken to the Reform Farm this week
for incorrigibe conduct.
We expect to make our annual visit 10
Spencer, Rochester, LaGrange and
Brighton within The next few weeks.
There are altogether too many worthless
ours around town. VIII some one report
the red genuine benefit to be derived
from keeping one.
Sealed proposals will be received until
March 10 for carrying the mail from the
post-office TO the w. & L. f. depot. Blank
applications can be had by calling on
Postmaster Bush.
Mr.. V. Phelon was thrown from his
hcrseTuesday afternoon and received bad
cash cut In his head DIR. Hathaway was
called and dressed the wound and he was
doing finely at last report
For pleasure and health-seekers Cali
fornia seems to be the point just now, but
for a location to earn our daily bread, no
particular point has been selected for an
exodus from here this spring.
In our next issue will appear letter
from Montana, also one from Blanche in
Dakota and our special correspondent in
Southern California. For interesting
letters always consult the columns of the
ENTERPRISE.
After spending considerable time and
money we have been able to get a sub
scription list that our advertisers can now
have the benefit OF. II you want to pur-
chase anything or have anything 10 sell,
step in and leave your order for US TO carry
the news for you.
The township trustees have issued a
call TOR an election TO be held Monday,
April lst, TO elect one trustee, treasurer,
Justice Of the Peace, assessor and two
supervisors, Under the ruling of the
courts the present treasurer will hold over
until September
Pro Hibb speaks word this week. Pub
lie sentimen, is being gradually educated
up 10 the point where majority of the
electors in the state will soon talk, act and
vote temperance. When this Is accom-
plished better results may be expected
from temperance work.
A horse belonging to Fred Sutllf had
been ailing for some days previons to last
week and some one mistrusted that II was
afflicted with the glanders. State Vetef.
nary Surgeon Yonkerman was sentior and
pronounced II 10 be true. The horse died
and its remains were ordered TO be burned
up. Sutliff had been working the horse
with one that bad recently been brought
from Cleveland but had been purchased
by parties residing 10 Bellevue and Mr..
Yopkerman went there yesterday TO look
up the animal to examine its condition.
Some months ago the disease prevailed 10
quit an extent in the city but II was sup
posed to have been entirely quarantined.
BY the annual report Of the township
clerk IL will be seen that the total indebt
edness on the town hall is $500; s9245o
OF this Is due from the village Of Yelling
ton. The last bond IS due March 1, 1891.
There Is surplus Of $74076 in the school
fund which is 10 be applied to the erection
Of a school house In sub-district No. Z.
For the general information Of the public
the trustees should be permitted to ppb-
lish these reports in order that each house
hold could have copy Of Il; AS II now
is, a report Is placed in the room where
che election Is held, and not one man 10
ton has an opportunity TO see ii unless be
sets apart d portion Of day 70 go and ip-
spect II and then 70 do 4 iptelligently he
Is compelled 10 borrow his neighbors step |
ladder 70 take along In order TO perpse the
top linss ss itAhsnes suspended onstheI