The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-29

been created.
3. d. Biddlecome of Hampstead, L. l.,
spent few days with T. r. Herrick last
week. Mr. B. paid his respects to THE
ENTERPRISE office. He left for home Sat
urday evening.
Our rooster was afflicted with terrible
cough alter rejoicing over the election OF
Harrison, but he has now recovered srf-
iciently to be able Tor duty on the morn
ing Of Nov. 9th.
Our local gunners should remember
the time for killing quail commences Noy.
10th and to kill them before that time
might subject the transgressor TO fine
and Imprisonment.
A paper published in Findlay, Ohio,
reached our table last week and one side
was observed to be covered with sheriff
sale notices. This is what usually follows
real estate boom.
The time will soon expire for statesmen
to be born in cabin houses. The first IL |
lustration givep by the historian ON the
| fly leaf of the book will have TO be revised
in biographical sketches.
A merchant ia suburban town claims
that his trade is much better when
the roads are IN bad condition, as when
they are in good condition majority Of
his patrons come to Wellington.
The council should not let the electric
light question fest without appointing a
committee at least to interview tue bust
ness men and see what they would be will
ing to do In case II was adopted.
On account of the unusual number Of
diffel ent tickets that will be in the field at
the coming election, the attention of the
judges Is called TO examine each one care
fully when the count is being made.
On account of the annual session of the
North Ohio Conference being held in
October this year, number Of divines
who were compelled to change location
will lose their votes at the coming elec-
tion.
The old lime patrons Of the Louisiana
lottery scheme in this place feel that their
trade will he very much interfered with
by the mails and express companies de-
clining 10 aid the company to carry on
trade.
The members of the NJ. L. church At
this place who have arrived at the age OF
81 years will be requested to cast their
ballots Friday evening, Nov. 2S. Tor or
against admitting women as delegates tn
the North Ohio Conference.
II Mayor Couch should have any trouble
with his appointees under the city govern
) ment, he is hereby recommended TO james
E. Campbell of Columbus, who makes it a
specially OF Strengthening out municipal
knots. Office second floor in the state house
r. j. Robinson returned home Thurs
day evening after an absence oil nine
months. He is greatly interested in the
solution Of the race problem and is also
soliciting funds to aid in erecting a mon.
ument at Springfield, ILL.,, TO commemorate
the emancipation of the slave. He mel
with excellent success west ard Is now
{ soliciting funds in this vicinity.
D The Oberlin News closes its account
gwen Of the great failure Of r. J. Peters
as follows:
a "Much interest hos been felt in the
! situation of Mr.. Peters Indebtedness Il
the College. From reliable source it Il
learned that the $4,000 subscription fol
: Peters Hall is nearly all paid, but Mr.
8 Peters had borrowed $4,000 OF the Col
lege, which is believed to be amply secur
ed by mortgages on real estate and de
] posit of mining stock. An old subscrip
s iicn Of $1,000, which was unsecured, may
e be lost"
The trustees OF the college have beer
favored with a number of similar do
nations 10 that OF Mr.. Peters and we hop,
!" the balance of the donors will prove 10 b.
financially solid. We understand that th'
trustees have been loaning their surplu
Il funds within the past few years on land ii
:. Kansas and are now liable to have mum
II Der Of farms upon their hands by beinl
compelled to foreclose the mortgages
This, with the Peters affair, may have
y tendency to make bad work for a time.