The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-27
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Robbins arrived in town Feb. H.
Last week was the amusement week.
1t will be X President Cleveland next
week.
The roads are IN good condition for
wheels.
Fur dealers are having thriving trade
Just now.
The public schools were dismissed on
Washington's birthday.
Labels for sugar cans made very cheap
here and on short notice.
The course of lectures appears to be
giving excellent satisfaction.
The afflicted ones with typhoid fever
are on the road to recovery.
The registers at the hotels indicate in
creasng transient patronage.
Mrs. Cleveland will not live with the
Pre- sident after the 4th OF March.
A number Of water pipes were bursted
In town during the recent cold snap.
A number of grange lodges are being
reorganized In the counties around us.
Washington's birthday had to arrive
before the mercury dropped to two below
zero.
Two hundred and seventy-fve daily
papers are distributed to residents Of this
place.
Our subscription list in Huntington
Penheld and Brighton is increasing rap
idly this winter.
To comply with former customs the an
nual mi citing of the c. NJ. r. A. should be
ntlu mOnuhyt nluICu liz
The official boards IN Wellington town.
ship disburse over twenty thousand dol.
lars annually for public expenditures.
Read the advertisement Of the Golden
Days. II is one of the finest weekly visi-
tors for children that reaches our table.
John Roser & Son have caused ian ex.
cavation made on territory purchased OF
T. Doland preparatory to erecting addi'
tlonal storage room.
The council should cause just as high a
fence as can be lawfully constructed
around the town in order TO keep out
travelling statesmen.
The constable Is still looking after John
Brahany TO place him under arrest for
disturbing the Salvation Amy meetings
Who will be the next exilef
Our special correspondent will leave
LosAugeles, CAL for his home. In st.
Narys, Canada, this week. He has penneo
some very interesting letters
Samples copies of the EsrERrRIsh WI, y,
h. sent to different ones iora numoei ~ =,
w..ks TO come. Anyone receiving WY
please peruse it as it costs nothing
VIM Schroeder thinks that tie recen' cen
,,oublr in the royal fanatics over IN yer
mann will dc,ain him here Tor go ss
length Of time than was at first eSpec'eo'
A.. what effect the presence OF yea
.on w.st Of Wellington, o., VIII na,e
during his sojourn in washinston' '. w. y.
On o,e ipcomining administration r'h"a'"'
10 be seen.
Proceedings Of the non-partlzan 'eui
..noo,couyep,ion held in Elyria ON me
oend will be found in another co'u."' M
Ex.Mayor wean gave the audience '"'
plain facts as they exist here
The township treasurer received rom 'ne
county treasurer taxes for the first ha'' "
1883 s44e5ss. The corporation ueasu,e''
ssl17b4. The treasurer OF the on'"n "
School District, $ace4so- Total iOoO0i''
The rainy season occurs annually on
,he Pacific Coast but during the faii oi
,es Nor,heru Ohio had a genuine introduc.
,iou 20 the Pacific slope annual that wiii
long be remembered by the present IN
habitanls. sttf y
"a. A schedule Of rasesip Gre insurance was
agreed upon BY the Local agents here !.
few years since and has remained in'ac' '
ever since. No agent can write risk ' On y
proper, at rlevsrsrrfc han MS com
pe,itor