The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-01
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Tax paying time.

AoA po1 hS bhS'
Let us have political boom.
A fair crop of hickorynuts is reported.
Are we 10 have lecture course this
winter?
This is an excellent time to hold on to
real estate.
The fair at Elyria was great success
in every particular.
The first heavy frost Of the season visit
ed Us Sunday night
Our local sports have captured a num-
Der OF raccoon Of late.
Our manufacturers appear to have all
the orders that they can fill.
The condition Of the roads has been
first class for the past few days.
The farmers will not be troubled this
year to care for their corn crop.
A newspaper is considered to be free
property by number Of people.
Prospect street is to be treated to eight
hundred feet Of stone improvement.
The town Of Lorain occasionally gets
cheated out Of a manufacturing plant.
Our contributors who place articles In
the box should not fail TO sign their
names.
A number Of failures for large amounts
are reported 10 have taken place in Cleve-
land this week.
Apair Of clamps have been placed on
one Of the gas wells here in order to create
little higher pressure.
Mr.. Eugene T. Robinson has received
the appointment as enumerator for the
statistics Of Wellington.
When an Individual or firm becomes in
Strengthened financial circumstances, his
principal callers are collectors
CIV. Horr has not yet received report
oethe premiums awarded him on his cat.
lie on exhibition at the State fair.
Ten excursion tickets were sold to
points In Tenn, Kansas, Nebraska and
Dakota ever the Big -Four Monday.
The enierprising grocery and provision
firm Of Bowlby d Hall roast over six
thousand pounds Of coffee annually.
The p, A. & W. railroad is compelled
20 resort to the courts to secure some Of
the right Of way through Huntington.
Harper's Bazaar insists that more ma,eri.
al shall be placed in the front extension
OF ladies' hats than last year. Whewl
Mayor Couch will report the result OF
his conference with the Big -Four officials
about placing gates at the crossings at the
next meeting.
In number Of the neighborlng towns
the business men are arranging for a spec
flied time to close their places Of business
In the evening.
Mr.. II. G. Harris, the boot and shoe
dealer, will place few figures before the
public In our next issue that will astonish
then how cheap be sells goods,
The merchant who deals in imported
goods is laying In large stock Of the arti-
cies that additional duties will be imposed
upon by the present tariff bill now under
consideration.
Boz rent at the post once Is Dov due
for the quarter ending December 81. The
new designs are very commodlous as well
a. beauty and will doubtless be well pat.
ronized by the patrons.
Any ladies wishing the latest designs In
fashions should send 500 TO the Butter
ick Publishing Co., West 18Th street
New York, which will insure you the
Dellneator for one year, the best and
cheapest fashion magazine published.
Several parties In this vicinity are re-
ported TO be raising bulldogs for fighting
purposes, and recently have been match
ing the young dogs to test their qualities.
A watch kept In the proper direction by |
the police authorities will break up this |
most brutal Of sports and secure the arrest |
and punishment Of the principals and |
spectators.
Horace Wadsworth had the misfortune
TO have the ends Of two Of the first fingers
on his righ, hand sawed of with buzz
saw Monday morning. Mr.. Wadsworth
Is the sixth person whs has suffered q
similar loss In the mills at this place since
March. II does NOT cease the entrance
TO the machinery department in each
manufacturing building should be labeled
Dangeville.
The Big -Four Company win soon be
railroad property stricken II they do NOT
discontinue absorbing ire controlling