The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-02-05
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
We still hold our grip.

We still hold our grip.
Our physicians are the busy men Just
low.
Prices on wheat appear to be on the de-
cline
\ An unusual fall of rain visited us Mon
N day night.
j Let the Council place the town clock
A in the town hall.
A Old-fashioned leggings are worn by
4 horseback riders now.
i Twelve correspondents responded this
4 week That's right.
f. We print labels to place upon cans con-
tanning maple syrup very cheap.
\ The doctors have been playing the part
IN of hustlers for the past three weeks.
Paper No. Q is TO be started at Lodi
+. II. White editor and proprietor.
4 A business card of FIVE lines can bo run
/ in this paper for ten cents per week.
The Salvation Army was nicely patron
lied Saturday evening at their supper.
N Home talent the last time for the sea
son at the opera house Saturday evening.
I The drug stock of N. P. Robinson was
I ! purchased by Messrs. Parnell and Hough-
y ton
Tx The annual railroad craze has struck
nv Medina, Lodi, New London and Green
wich =
|U Health Officer Thomas reports another
case Of diphtherie in the west part of
n town.
'It Thanks TO Miss Eva Brown, Of Thomas
vile, Ga, for boquet Of full bloom
roses.
The W. & L. E. will sell tickets to New
Orleans and return, good until March 9Th,
for s971b.
II is not at all likely that we will expe-
A rience two more such muddy winters in
many years.
INl Very few letters are written with pen
and ink in the offices Of Horr, Warner &
Co. and VIM. Vischer.
lii The proprietors of the saw and planning
4 mills are only waiting for good roads to
! get material into the yards.
Wellington township or town has nc
4 NJ outstanding bonds but what levy hai
4 been made for their payment.
A good supply Of new maple syrup and
sugar Is being brought into market. Pitts
field appears to be the fountain for sweet
lness at present.
: Our story Cleopatra will end this week
Our next will be entitled, "The Strange
Story of Allan Quatermain's Wife," by
IA. Rider Haggard.
The firm Of Laundon, Windecker d Co
served their employees with a supper Fri
9ay evening. John Robinson prepared thu
rood things for the occasion.
J l Postofiice matters still remain very quiet
III Congressman Wickham Is now at libert!
10 recommend some one TO the President
Aut for reasons it appears to be delayed.
jW. w. Harvey has purchased the stool
" clothing in the store in this place be
< ,nging TO the estate Of A. M. Fitch. de
NJ .ased. II will be sold out at the oil
and
THE officers and directors having beef
lecied for the present year to the Agrl
bltural Society. 1t Is to be hoped tina
very individual will strive to make tn
hing fair grand success.
a The sun did not make an appearance
l,re Sunday. Consequently, according ;
ld.tIme sayings, We are to have warn
Iaa,ber the balance Of the winter. Tn
|hound-hog did not see his shadow.
N IN visit TO one Of the wholesale firm
l town the book.keeper handed us re
" lust received from an enquiry abou
le financial standing and character OF
srty wanting credit. II read, "No goo
earth" II occurred TO US that III
duld.be purchaser was in bad shape.
Geo. r. Hill, Of detective fame, was ser
kced 10 the penitentiary for a term {
stsen years, from Stark county last weel
N attempting to defraud q nre extir
hisher manufacturing company. Hi
be connected with spotting Felt and AZ
hs In this place for selling whiskey col
larry 10 law short time since.
I The city fathers have appointed ma
-l look alter the clock now In the rigl
by The clock has been an orphan Ion
bueb, let The title in the property
ide perfect to the town and the pigeor
%sparrows be requested TO relinquii
long respected rights, and then en-