The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Our physicians are busy.

Our physicians are busy.
No more bulges; it's the grip now
White Gaps have discontinued trade in
Ohio.
Invoicing is now In order. This makes
business Cor the clerks.
vick's Floral Guide for 1890 has been
received. II is beauty.
The stone pavement in the streets meets
the expectations thus far.
Mrs. W. R. sanuey will edit the column
devoted to the W. @. T. U.
Some very fine newly painted signs
have been hung since Jan. 1.
Messrs. Hoyt & Peters have a very fine
front in their new business block.
The selection Of postmaster is not likely
to take place but once in four years.
What are we going to do to keep cool
next summer II this weather continuesS
A report of the shipments Of the. cheese
and butter for 80 will appear in our next,
The Starlight Musical Club will give a
dance at the town hall, Tuesday, Jan. 81.
The Agricultural Society reports the
enormous sum Of ninety-eight cents on
hand.
The supreme ruler Of the State Is now a
Democrat, and the sun shineth just the
same.
We have a number OF aged gentlemen
V in town who begin to look quite patri-
archal.
The mail from Polk has not been
brought in on wheels for number Of
weeks.
The Democrats here seem 10 be salts
fed with the selection Of MIR. Brice for
Senator.
Very interesting discussions were held
Saturday afternoon, at Grange Hall, on
farm topics
A number Of our Ill disposed people
have gone to the hospitals in Cleveland
for treatment.
A number of cheese factories are under
going repairs TO be in shape for next
seasons work.
We would be pleased to give space To
the farmers for articles on farm topics; LEI
US hear from you.
The heavy winds Sunday night and
Monday tested the signs. Some ofthem
had to come down.
VIM. Schroeder picked up quite val
liable knife on the street which the owner
can have by calling
A majority Of the coaches and engines
are re-lettered TO conform to the new com
pany, Q. @. G. & st. L.
W.T.. Clark, assignee Of N. p. Robin
son, was called to Cleveland to-day 10 at
tend the funeral of his mother.
The executors sale advertised In las,
weeks Issue, TO take place In Sullivan
has been postponed without day.
Our diyines can now file away theil
marriage ceremonies used last year and
prepare new ones for the new year.
All make ready 10 turn your time,
pieces back twenty-eight minutes nexI
Monday morning at seven o'clock sharp
About $4,000 have been collected in
taxes at the bank, this will exceed the
amount collected in former years $4,000
The mills Of W. r. Santley q Co., and
d.. Wadsworth have been shut down fol
number of days on account Of the bad
weather.
A. II. Witbeck, Of Pen6eld presented
us with some branches Of elderberry
stalks that the leaves upon them were In
full bloom. ib.'i1 -.sai -E'
The cloyer-seed thieves, Zimmerman
aud Macomber, at Ashland, we're sen.
fenced to four and eight. years In the
penitentiary. M
DR.. Rust reports 7s cases Of la grippe in
town. d. L. Wadsworih, @. d. Foote and
VIM. Vischer have been wrapped up In q
blanket for the past few days with L. 9.
We are short from our flies Of 1880
May 20, October o, and %, Anyone hav-
ing these numbers and will favor Us with
them win confer favor. M
The next genuine excitement will be
oyer the election Of city and township
oficials next April; there win be q Mayor
10 elect then which usually creates a little
breeze. "A sDi frWl
II. Belts. Of Pitisheld has opened hIs
sugar bush. He has manufactured two
hundred pounds Of first class sugar which
can be seen at Bowlby q Halls Hen d
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