The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-08-14
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Bats and crickets.

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Bats and crickets.
The phosphate trade has begun.
Lawn tennis for morning exercise.
Read up the calls for the conventions
Life insurance agents appear to be busy.
Prices on cheese haye a tendency up
ward,
]. Turley is offering premium on gold
dollars.
The town well on the square needsa lit
tie airing.
House burglars are giving us rest Tor
the present,
Some very smooth headed young men
are in the field.
This is very dull month for many
branches of trade.
The spider and the fly do not appear to
be very good friends.
The Methodist divines are preparing
for annual conference.
"a very heavy hay crop is reported
hrouphout the State.
The weather is all the farmer can ask
for TO mature his crops
White caps are in town. The girls can
tell how much they cost
Remember the Farmers picnic next
Wednesday, August 81.
Look out for full announcement Of our
fair in next weeks issue.
The merchants in Elyria have formed a
local protective association.
A very few sheriff sales have taken
place in the county this year.
There is going to be plenty oil good
amusement at the fair this year.
Remember the Wellington fair takes
place on August 81, %, 20 and 80
Fresh eggs demand remarkably gooo
prices for this season Of the year.
The band favors us with music these
evenings, which is very acceptable.
Exhibitors are beginning to brighten
the articles to be taken TO the fair.
The Democrats convene in Elyria Sat.
urday to nominate a county ticket.
The matrimonial market is little dull
lust now but may bemore active soon.
Our correspondents are taking their an
nual. Please try and be with US next issue
The English sparrow is unmolested this
season. Braman must increase the reward
Benedict and Lindsey are meeting with
good success in disposing OF their ponies
The delivery boys at the telegraph Of
fee are kept on the march delivering mes
sages.
Governor Foraker delivered very able
address 10 the farmers at Linnwood Park
last week.
Quite number Of fat hogs and yea
calves were shipped East from here oyer
the Bee Line last week.
The Senatorial committee OF the 9Th
and Goth Joint district convened at the
American House Monday.
The trees on the school ground are be-
ing trimmed. Let some of the property
owners 60 and do likewise.
Visit the fair grounds these evening
and see the turf men try their steeds Y
win the race for the evening.
Don't forget THE ENTERPRISE Office
when you want any printing done. w
do work at exceedingly low figures.
Everything indicates that we will have
dandy fair. All come out and help us
Arrange to come early and spend che day
Hon. d. l.. Wadsworth is getting hi
campaign matter in readiness to attend th'
Democratic Convention in Columbus Aug
9th.
Two acres Of land was purchased 70
the Wellington Bending Works. Exca
vations were begun today for the reser
voir.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. McDermott were com
PEELED to return home Tuesday from Linn
wood on account Of the sickness Of thei
second child.
@. W. HoT is fitting up his herd Of Ho
stems to take 10 the fair. His Holstei
bull pulls the scales down to 1890. Hi
best COW 1866 pounds.
J. Turley received half a car load Of ]
W, Bells soap the other day, notwithstant
ing the house at Buffalo, N. Y, decline
torecognize his orders.