The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-08
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS,

The big show May a1st
The cold wave has subsided.
The flower vendors have arrived.
Prepare to visit the watering places.
Prepare your flowers for Decoration day.
II is now time to exchange storm doors
for screens.
The factory men report good supply
Of milk this spring.
Let us now drop the story OF truthful
George and the hatchet.
Linen busters were substituted for over
coats Monday afternoon.
Street Commissioner Serage will be the
boes workman next week.
The street sprinkler has hegun its work
Tor the season. Look out for the crossings.
Next Tuesday week will be bad day
for the boys to get lessons. Show coming
Our harness manufacturers and dealers
have been enjoying boom for the past
sixty days.
Thanks TO wm. Rininger for New YORK
papers during his soiourn in the city the
past two weeks.
This has been an exceedingly dry week,
as the whistle wetter has been a little
hard to procure.
Il is planting time with the tillers Of
.he soil hence the town has been deserted
for few days past
A female dentist appeared on the streets
Monday evening accompanied by a patent
medicine company.
Real estate dealers in Northern Ohio
towns have not been confined very close
to business in the past year.
Our mail list has been corrected this
week. Please observe your date and see
II proper credit has been given.
The winter festivities have all closed
now. The past winter has been an unus-
ual one for the lovers Of fashionable dress
parties
1t takes some Of the pedestrians long
time TO pass given point these evenings
They do NOT appear to be in much OF
hurry.
There is not likely 10 be any more
centennial exhibitions held In this state
until 1902 the one hundredth anniversary
Of her admission.
James Sheldon, G. W. Crosier & Co and
Laundon, wiudecker & Co, are consum
ing an unusual amount Of space in the
cold storage rooms for eggs.
Superintendent Kinnison is reported V
be gaining little, but the prospects are
good for Miss 5prague TO superintend the
school the balance Of the term.
About all Of the business changes have
been made for the spring trade and now
h Ia In order to increase the receipts ovel
hast wears business for the next sixty days
About thirty employees Of the Q. L. q W
Ry. machine shops were dismissed from
service last week. The Master Mechanic
said, "On account Of the depression II
business on the road, and no prospects TO
the near future, your services will not b
needed after April 3Oth."
Mrs. James Rust received a draft from
The hand Of VIM. Vischer, treasurer OF tn
Royal Arcauum, May End, Tor ffteeI
hundred dollars This shows that thu
order has remarkable good fnancia
sanding 70 pay loss In less than twent.
days after receiving proof Of death. Tn
order has lost but one member since II
organization here.
The course Of lectures given here thi
winter have been highly.satisfaciory will
She people. They were within the reacl
Of everybody, hence they were largel,
pstronized. Thanks are due the com
mi,tee for the success. After all expense
we're paid there was balance Of seven
Sen dollars in the treasury. Which VI
understand Is TO be divided betSeen ID
Methodist and Cong1 day-schools
The only big show to be this year
John Robinson's 10 big shows combined
and the date will be at Wellington, Tues
day, May q. It will moi come a da.
sooner or later, It never divides but Away
exhibits just the same In small villages a
in small towns; II never deceiyes by falls
misrepresentation or exaggerated bills, bu
will exhibit everything pictured and dc
scribed. II Is the biggest show on cart
and has more acts, actors, features an
novelties than any 10 shows on earth;
monster r r trains with 4 big engines
transport II. 60 cages and dens, its 81 SUI
bright chariots, lie 800 horses, It's 10
ponies and lso people, The parade is
solid miles Of sllttehng gold and emsra
and cost 100000 Ittakes place each DO
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