The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-29
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Go to. the polls early.


Go to. the polls early.
The boot and shoe dealers are having
harvest.
Next Tuesday, November 4th, is cleo
ton day.
We have established correspondent at
White Fox.
Now is the time to subscribe for your
home paper.
Are we to have a Democratic speech in
this place this year?
The weather is unfavorable for CON-
pleting railroad beds.
A number of bids were filed for carry
ing the transfer mail.
W. s. Franks is looking up the effects
OF Homer Franks, deceased.
The condition OF the roads has placed
check upon business matters.
c. w. Horr addressed the citizens of
Spencer Wednesday evening.
Our street improvement is just the
thing during the rainy season.
G. W. Gillett, the meat man, is on hand
again with his market on wheels.
Le every voter in Wellington town
ship try and come 10 the election.
The committees should try and see that
every Republican voter is on hand.
Mckinley, Foster and Ashley are pitted
against Warwick, Hare and Haines
Farmers have fears that the corn will be
damaged by the continued damp weather.
The Wellington Machine Company's
works are now lighted by electric lights.
Our specials in Florida and South Da-
kota will please remember The ENTER
PRISE.
Quite q number of our people went TO
Lodi Friday 10 hear Hon. VIM. McKiDley
speak.
Quite a number Of applicants were in
town Saturday for examination for GER
ti6cates.
A representative Of the World, paper
published in Cleveland, was in town
Monday.
Grant Watts was shorthand reporter al
the political speech delivered in Spencer
last week.
The teachers in the union school report
avery pleasant time visiting the foreign
schools Friday.
1t has raiDed every day for the pas
week, hence the condition of the roads
have not been improved any.
The Grand Jury at Elyria returned two
indictments for forgery against Mr.. ant
Mrs. Mcdonald Of bonneville.
The churches are all provided nov
with resident pastors and not one Of then
has reached his forty-ffth year.
Mr.. N. A. somers, Master of transporta
ton on the w. & L. Z. has rendered hi
resignation on account Of i'll health.
Our local Democratic politicians thinl
that Gov. Campbell made great misiak,
in calling the General Assembly together
Change cars at Spencer for Huntington
New London, Hsyseedville and all Of th
principal points west over the p, A. & "
Ry.
DR.. Talmage's discourses on the hisiori
cal events on the Holy Land are beinI
read with great deal Of interest by
number.
An unusually large stock Of beoutifu
furniture of the very latest designs ha
been purchased by our dealers for tn
fall trade.
W. +. Turifi, general master mechani
OF the Big -Four was asked to resign las
week. The old Bee Line officials are nov
getting very scarce.
Guess our gallant young men have nc
been doing their duty, as very few maj
riage notices have been handed In 70
publication this fall.
Prices on provisions reach prett
high figure but groceries, flour, boot
shoes, and clothing can be purchased |
very reasonable rates.
From October until May has bee
known as the rainy season for the past tw
years and the indications are now that
wlll.be repeated this time.
Landlord Wilcox OF the America
House says that 1t costs quite a sum
money during the year TO furnish u
travelling public with paper and envelope
In the vicinity Of Mt. VERNON It will |
seen that the prices on wool hive advance
since the revised tariff laws went into Q