The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-27
Z LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Let us all give thanks.

Visit your friends tomorrow.
The BARRIERS day of rect is on Monday,
now days.
Read our clubbing rates and then give
US call.
The telephone business here is gradu-
llyincreaslng.
A letter from Old Virginia will appear
in our next issue.
Only one pleasant day last week, and
that was Saturday.
The political fishing tackle can now be
laid up In the loft
The public schools will take a vacation
until Monday next.
The quality Of the products brought to
market Is excellent.
Our sporting fraternity are making war
on the birds and forest animals
The attention Of the Nation will be
ceutered on the turkey tomorrow.
Correspondents will please mail their
letters Monday morning each week.
Some Of the places of business have
advertised 70 close doors tomorrow.
The rush TO pay taxes Is not likely to
take place until on or about Dec. 10 to 20.
The cheese sales for the past ten days
have been very satisfactory TO our dealers.
The Norway rats are becoming quite
troublesome in the central part Of the
State.
The innocen, house fly has departed and
will NOT be with us until the June sun
ofpO.
Barrett & Waite had one Of their
buRgles smashed up while on the road
last week. The lessee appeared and paid
damages. 1.s
On account OF so many young turks
being destroyed by the early sprins
rains, the second crop are scarcely fit for
Thanksgiving dinner.
Farmers, when you have anything to
sell Just step in and tell the people about
Il by inserting card in The ENTERPRISE.
it twillpay you every time.
The street Ioafers should chip In aud
uurchase 4 coal-oil stove and place It at
some point on the sidewalk where II will
accommodate the greatest number.
Some petty sneak thief con6scated q
score, or more. Of fine cabbages from r.
B. Maniey's gnden, not having the polite.
ness TO leave enough for Thanksgiving
relish In the shape Of cold-slaw.
The W. q L. E. Ry. Co. win sell tickets
at one fare and a third for the round trip
TO ali W. q. L. Z. stations Nov. 81 and 2s.
Good to return until Nov. 80, 'S9, on &C
coun, Of Thanksgiving day.
One end Of a freight car on the local
train on the W. d L. E. going south
Jumped the track near the crossing Tues
day morning and the passenger trains
were compelled to cross the Bee Line on
the Y.
The young people indnlged In trip Of
the light fantastic toe at the new Bending
Works building Saturday evening. As the
results Of the instructions given last
winter, the Cheese City supports mum
Der Of very graceful dancers.
The business in the common pleas
court Is grinding away slowly. One case
was tried before jury last week that
occupied four days. Hon, @. P. Wickham
and Z. G johnson were for the plaintiff,
and Strong and Stewart, Of Norwalk, for
the defendant.
The letter d stands for delinquent In
the country newspaper business. There
DOW appears probably the least number
Of delinquenis on our list Of any paper In
the State, and II IS hoped that our loyal
patrons will still continue 10 aid US 10
keeping 1t Just where II is.
Tuesday evening, November 18th. was
the third anniversary Of the Salvation
Army Of this place. Their hall has been
painted and kalsomlned and presents
beautiful and attractive appearance. The
Army have had some hard battles 10 ngh'
during their sojurn here. but they have
managed to reach their third anniversary
with victory written upon their banner.
A number Of eur young men have lef
town within the past two years with I
view Of seeking . locality TO make mor'
money. Some have accomplished thsil
expec,asIeus while others have not Locl
afteg ths ninble sixpencc boyA and J
win soop matpre ia,o dollsrs Il y no |,
the sponp| ef money 20 individua