The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-05-22
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS,
Prepare for Decoration Day.
Change in time on the W. & L. E. q \


Very excellent prospects for a good
crop Of wheat.
The work on the street improvement is
being pushed rapidly. ~ "a 4
WF Sawtelle has gone to Newburgh TO
feceiye medical treatment.
All members ofHsmlinPo Post are request
ed to attend the post meeting tonight
Last Thursday at the meeting Of the
bous OF Veterans, Henry Stevick was in
stalled as Captain and Jno. F. Mckee as
Quartermaster Sergeant.
Wedding cards are out for the marriage
Of Mr.. Harry A. Brown and Miss Callie
Cannan, Wednesday, May 80 at the resi-
dence of Mr.. o. Cannsn, Of Camden,
II is wonderful how many are taken
with cramp in the bowles when they
enter drug store In any other business
house they appear to be perfectly free
from ailments
The people at the county seat have 70
send over TO the Cheese City to find out
what we say about the effect caused by
putting whisky out Of town. 1t is sent
over In full measure just how we feel
about IT,
Edward Swift, of Sullivan was in town
Monday morning feeling jubilant over
draft of twenty-three hundred dollars
received from Uncle Sam as back pension.
Ed was brave soldier and had his health
impaired in the service and he is we'll
deserving oft. 4 Asa
The United States Marshal was in town
one day last week looking after Jonathan
Robinson and Van Burnaw who were
charged with violating the Internal rev.
enue laws. Van Burnaw was excused as
he has sold nothing bu, cider which was
NOT covered by the revenue laws. The
charge against Robinson was sustained
and he was compelled TO pay the amount
for monthly license for retail dealer foi
the month of April, with penalty Of fifty
per cent additional tax. The closing
paragraph in the letter addressed TO
business man Of the place by the Marshal
says "Robinson did not request to re-
new his license and the presumptions are
that he intends retiring from that branch
Of trade. ~
The Bee Line Company Is treating 'h'
passenger station house here TO o coat
paper. This building was erected IN th'
days when the Cheese City was nothing
but hamlet, and the men employed a
that time consisted Of station agent
operator, two men outside for genera
work and one man 70 pump water b,
I hand and carry the mail. There are yer!
few persons living now that held any o
the original shares Of the Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati railroad. Sen
d aior II, B. Payne is the only one we cal
/ call TO memory just now, hence the share
held by the present owners came int
their possession by gift, devise or heirshir
therefore they cost them nothing
and to continue such an ancien
structure wsuld not appear TO be a bust
ness policy to pursue. There is not eve
r farmer within twenty miles ofthis plac
but what has erected new and more com
modious buildings long since it wa
| erected. The volume Of business trans
acted here warrants passenger hous
and ticket office in one neat and CONNIE
dious building and not connected wit
| freight and express rs It now Is.
| Mr.. John Lowlow the gentlemanly pres
| manager Of Robinson's show extended
| special inyitition TO visit his exhibitio
H At II O'Clock yesterday. On arriving b
kindly conducted us through the thre
n mammoth tents. He took special pair
n 70 inform us the country from which eac
4 species OF animals, fowls or quadrupet
II were from and gave an abridged histor
n Of each. The keepers were Just In th
n act Of issuing their rations 10 them and
II was indeed amusing TO witness the diffe
II ent ways they had Of masticaiing the
II food. From there we were conducted
i the circus tent where the numerous kint
Ii Of horses were feeding. The talle
Il measured twenty-one hands high and Il
N smallest nine. We were then conducts
III 10 tent No & WHARF there were nations