The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-23

conductor OF the OLD Bee Line, dleu az MS
residence in Cleveland Sunday morning
from the effects Of paralysis.
The w. & L. E. will run train to To
ledo on Sunday, leaving here at 4;30,
standard time, and leave Toledo at $50 p.
m. Fare for the round trip, $3.50
A representative from a mutual benefit
order organized under the laws Of Massa-
chusetts was in town last week and organ
lied an auxiliary order in this place. They
have twenty-six members.
There are too many sidewalks in town
in a dilapidated condition. 1t costs but a
trife, in one sense, to keep up a good
walk and a good walk and nice clean sur
roundings always add to the value Of
property.
The machinery is being placed in the
new building of the Wellington Machine
Co., this week. When completed the old
foundry building will be torn down in
order to make room for the construction
of the extension.
The property owners received their
certificates from the land appraiser Mon
day, which showed the valuation placed
upon their premises TO remain for the
next ten years unless reduced or advanced
by the commissioners.
The town of New London, q small berg
lying southwest of MS, donated twenty
thousand dollars to the P. =. & W. R'y to
build a parallel line with the Big -Four to
Greenwich. 1t is quite an expensive lux
ury, indeed, to create competition iu rates
between two towns, the distance being
only seYen miles.
Remember the caucus next Saturday
evening, July Goth, at half-past seven
O'Clock, at the voting room in the town
hall, to select five delegates to represent
us at Cleveland in the Congressional con-
vention TO be held August 7tb, and five
delegates TO attend the judicial convention
to be held in Medina July 30.
The officials of the Big Four passed
over the road last week on an inspecting
tour. The train was running about fifteen
miles an hour when they passed through
this place, and as no one was observed il
the coaches, and the probabilities are that
the officials were enjoying morning nap
no report has been made yet as to the con
dltion Of things at Wellington station.
Charles, second son of Rev. w. L. Bar
ton aged two years, had the misfortune Il
fall from a fence Sunday evening and
break his leg near the hip joint. DR.
Rust looked after the little fellow, who
underwent the operation bravely. Mr.
Barton and family had all arrangement
made 10 leave for Chautadqua Tuesday
afternoon, but the sad occurrence necessi
tates their abandonment Of the trip.
Ticket No. 7,477 drew the set OF parlo
furniture at f. d. Felts. Six difIeren
tickets have been presented, ostenslbl!
bearing the number 7,477, TO claim th'
prize but all have been declined for rea
sons. Unless there has been some grav'
mistake made by Mr.. Felt in numbering
the tickets, it is evident that at least fiv'
of the six have attempted to commit
fraud, and should be punished. The pur
chaser will bear the following in mind
The original and coupon are numbered +
correspond, and when purchased the cou
pom is severed from the original and give
10 the purchaser, and when the prope
coupon is returned it will always fit on tn
original; but unless the proper one is re
| turned 1t will not match where the tw
are broken apart when sold.