The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-02
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Let the eagle scream.

The farmers come in town wearing a
smile.
It's row Mayor Couch, and postmaster
Hustled.
The next entertainment will be the
Wellington Fair.
L. Bowman is introducing science in
growing potatoes.
The order ofGood Templars now have
seventy members.
Lorain county had very few aspirants
for offices Saturday.
Our mail list is corrected this week.
Please examine your credit.
The land appraisers for this township
have not completed their work yet.
Postmaster Bush held the Office four
years, three months and nineteen days
Dealers report great advance in the
price Of fre-crackers this year. They are
manufactured in China.
The first sign displayed in the postoflce
room after the new P. NJ. took his seat
read roasted chestnuts"
Subscribers leaving for the watering
places can have their paper sent to them
during their sojourn by notifying this
office.
Genuine counting should be classed
among the other business matters which
REQUIRE vacation during the heated
season.
It is stated that the employees ofthe W. "
LIE, are to have an advance OF ten per
cent in wages commencing with July lst.
The boys deserve 1t.
Cephas Clark, from New London, is
looking after the interests OF the T. A. q
W., in securing the right of way through
Huntington and Rochester.
Dr.T.M. McClaran was member OF
the Knights of Honor, Of this place. His
daughter, Mrs. Rosenow, will receive the
insurance which Is two thousand dollars.
Business at the hotels is very light just
at present, as the commercial travellers
haye completed their work for the spring
and have returned home to take little
vacation. --
Census enumerator closed his labors In
town last week and according TO the rule
ing Of the supervisor Of census, at Wash
ington, D. G., we will not be able to know
what the population is until II Is an
nounced from the hub.
The conduct of the splint bottom chair
repairer towards young boys made II
highly essential for him TO leave town
Sunday evening by order OF Marshal
Williams to insure personal safety. The
people in the neighboring towns should
be on the lookout for him.
The trustees Of the Church Of Christ
caused the fence around the church prem
ises 10 be treated to a nice clean coat Of
white paint, one day last week, and In the
evening II was visited by some tobacco
chewers, who took occasion TO give Il an
other coat Of the Juice which flows SO
freely from their mouths.
The commisson for Postmaster Hustled
arrived Friday morning and he took
charge OF the Office Tuesday morning,
July 1st. Miss Emma Cushion has been
chosen one Of the assistants. Ex-P Postmas-
ter Bush will remain for time with his
successor. The Office will remain in the
same room for the present
1t is no longer good form for gentle
man 10 raise his hat when he meets lady
on the street A courteous wave Of the
hand, not unlike a military salute, has
been substituted for the old custom In
London, Paris and Vienna. In the future
keep on your hat II you wish TO be po-
lite, Just touch the rim Of your hat-Ex.
The south cemetery is kept nice and
clean this season. A number Of the
graves are remembered on the Sabbath
day by boquet Of flowers being placed
upon them, Fine granite monuments
have been placed byJ.J. Thomas at the
graves Of Mrs. Edith Osborn, Mrs. Geo,
Hooper, Miss Julia Spear, DR.. J. Rust,
Mrs R. Craddock, Mrs. Baker, Mr.. and
1. !.
Mrs. Gates, Charles Sheldon, Watstil
Avery, James Smith and Miss Helen
A@NggOG@6Ri
The Annual meeting of the Wcman'i
Foreign Missionary Society Of CLEVELAND
n,otr;ct xvaa hald az tha M r. church IN