The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-01
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
May days.

Sunday and Monday were cold dark
days.
: The name Of Washington still grows
brighter.
The carpenter and painter are rushed
Just now.
The one hundred and twenty first day Of
the year.
There will be six legal holidays during
this school year.
Lawn tennis sets and fishing tackles are
good property to sell just now.
The passenger station house Of the Bee
Line will soon undergo slight brush up.
The Clerks recent orders to the owners
Of properly 70 rebuild and repair side
walks is being generally obeyed.
T.R. Herrick has given few pointers
about the condition Of affairs in the South
that are we'll worth reading.
An unusual amount Of cheek was OBJ
served In town last week. A number were
bsdly afflicted with the mumps.
Very lew tramps visit us at present
Since the cities adopted the labor system
they have no occasion 10 travel. That's
right
Mr.. R. ]. Robinson will occupy the
room In the postoffice with candy, con-
fectionery and stationery store after
May 1st.
The new settlers In Oklahoma have
found that il requires labor 10 earn liv-
ing there Just the same as where they
came from.
Harpers Bazaar Of ]ast week reproduces
the original cuts Of the scenes drawn Of
the Inauguration ceremonies Of Wash
ington In 1850. +.
The number OF freight trains run on
Bunday was increased rather than dimin.
ished. The employees look for something
better next Sunday.
A new paper has just been started in
West Salem. II has had three or four
predecessors that have gone where the
woodbine twineth and probably this one
will soon follow.
An attorney said in pleading his case,
sAnd now gentlemen Of the jury We claim
pay for thirty-six hogs. Thiriy-six hogs,
say; yes, just three times as many hogs
% sit in the Jury boI"-Ex.
A company OF gentlemen from this place
will soon visit the State Of Mississippi on
prospecting tour. Anyone desiring "a
yisi, Dixie and want the benefit OF special
rates should call upon Mr.. T. r. Herrick.
Miss Alma Sprague has been placed In
charge Of the Union Schools for the pres
ent Superintendent Kinnisou although
not confined TO his bed his physician ha:
requested him to discontinue school duties
and rest up for few weeks.
The express companies have advanced
their rates Of transportation. This would
appear 70 be bad policy just at presen
when goods are sold on such close margins
II will have q tendency 10 force the pattoni
to patronize the freight lines.
On account Of the excellent prospec
for iall wheat and the extensive yield o
spring wheat In the Northwest, the fou
trade Is little dull just now. The nave.
ing solicitors for the leading mills hav'
hauled into port for theprcsent
In anumber Of towns where local optiol
prevails the law and order leagues hav
entered complaints 10 the grand jury Il
their respective counties against physi
clans for not using proper discretion In IL
suiag orders 10 individuals TO obtail
whisky, and the result has been severa
indictments have been found.
The final arrangements for the oratori
cal contest are completed. II will TAX
place on Friday evening, May II, an
gives promise Of the finest entertainment
Of the kind ever held In this section oi th
Btate. A special train will run from Ere
mont Clyde, Bellevue, Monroeville, an
Norwalk, and each town will be repre-
sented In the contest. Full particular
next week.