The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-01-16
LOCAL AND MlSCELI.ANEOU US.
A Few cases Of typhoid fever are report
ed in the north part OF town.

A Few cases of typhoid fever are report
ed in the north part OF town.
L. Bowman produces n potato vine ten
inches ia length grown in twenty.four
days.
The wind storm last week dislodged a
number of sig6s and ielled few shade
tees and that was about all the damage
reported.
Tuesday was the first day In many weeks
that the teamsters from the country were
able to bring wood and produce into town
without double teamng.
Ice dealers and proprietors Of the whole
sale cheese houses are beginning TO look
blue over the prospect of gathering good
crop OF ice this winter.
An unusual number Of English sparrows
are favoring us with their presence jus
now. Can't some of the nimrods get out
and enforce the Braman bill.
Messrs. Laundon, Windecker & Co., pre-.
sented the editor with fine pair oil sbears
manufactured BY the Never Fail Cutlery
Company. Thanks gentleman.
The W. g. L. E, Ry Company are grad
ing up their yards at this place with Gin.
ders, which will makS it much more con
venicnt Tor employees and otherSwho have
occasion to be there during the mudd,
season at least
Wade & Kane's Big Four Minstrel
Company appeared at the opera house
Saturday evening to fair sized audience
who were we'll pleased. Their "chestnuls'
were new, dancing good, music fine
Come again gentlemen.
The fire alarm was sounded Wednesday
evening for blazs that was observed in
the north part OF town. It proved To be
the SCOT burning In one of the chlmneys AZ
the residence Of Hon ID. H. WadswOrlh on
North Main street. The blaze was soon
extinguished with but little damage.
Mr.. John F. Steiger brought an action
against Milo and Harriat Wadsworth be.
fore Esquire Hustled for labor; the amount
claimed to be due was $s0.7l. The case
was tried before jury on Wednesday
last, J. T, Haskell for plaintiff aud ]. II
Dickson for defendant. The jury brought
In verdict in favor Of the defendant
Another fatal collision took place on the
y, P. & o. r. r. near Kent Monday
A passenger train! dashed into part OF
fIeight train that had become detached
while going up grade. Eight persons arr
reported TO have been killed and numbe
wounded. This Is the second terrible nc
cident that has taken place on that lin'
since September LIST.
Mr.. |. L. Comstock recently sold eigb
head Of threeyear-old cattle, average
weight 147O Mr. II L. CLARK, Of Pitts
field, and others have recently sold colt
OF Imported Beau Noir stock at the fol
lowing prices: Nine colts mo-, s043
average price, 7i44; two yearlings, $500
ten two-year-old, $l365, average $i3e 80
six three.year-old sl140, average 800
Total average price siA.
]. II. and William Comstock have leases
the Beebe House at Ely-ia and will tax
possession February IA. The following
taken from the Remont News oi Januar
nth: ut is with regret that the New
announces the early departure Of JaI
Comstock, for some time chief clerk Z
the Ball House, for Elyria, he having 81
cured the Beebe House in that city for
term Of years. Nj. Comstock, since b
has been In this city, has won the esteeI
and friendship Of all,and his many friend
although wishing him every success 4
proprietor Of Elyiia's principal house, III
Beebe, would that he remained In FIR
mont, the city Of his adoption. Mr.. Con
stock has every essential for a successi'
hotel man, and by judicious and carefi
management will undoubtedly give Il
beautiful city Of Elyria hostelry such {
they deserve"