The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-23
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS,
Enforce the dog ordinance.
The Cleveland races next week.


The Cleveland races next week.
Attend the caucus Saturday evening.
It Is camping out season with the boys.
A cool wave struck us Friday and Sat
urday.
The street improvement is progressing
nicely.
Dealers report an active market in
cheese.
The @Sunty commissioners were in town
last week.
Frost was reported in number of places
Sunday night.
Very little is being said about adopting
standard time.
Good ice retails for seventy-fve cents
per hundred pounds.
Special bargains can now be secured at
the dry GOODS stores'
The celery produced in Lodi appears to
meet with rapid sales.
The new mayor has not had occasion to
issue any warrants yet.
The business of the savipgs bank isvery
satisfactory to the directors.
A large amount is paid out in this place
annually for life insurance.
DR.. j. w. Houghton furnishes outfits to
make people see more clearly.
Parties desiring first-class place to re-
side should come to Wellington.
A street peddler was on hand Saturday
afternoon disposing of his wares.
Land Appraiser r. A. Horr made re-
turns to the county auditor Monday.
Good housewives should begin TO pre-
pare articles for the Wellington fair.
The indications are good for the reve-
nue. officer to pick up few shekels here.
The honeybee is busy extracting the
sweetness from the white clover blossoms.
There will be regular service at the
Congregational church next Sunday morn
ing.
Wagons heavily laden with fruit and
vegetables from the lake shore visit us
daily.
communication was received from our
absent ones at Linwood too late for inser-
tion.
d. L. Wadsworth has begun TO look after
the political interests in this Congressional
district.
Wait & Sutliff now favor their patrons
with nice, clean, repainted carriage to
ride in.
Tne Big Four train employees got the
promise of little raise in their wages
last week.
The cityfathers have caused the lamp
posts to be treated TO q coat OF paint. We
now have 113.
Barnum is making his annual visit west
ward at present He exhibited in Cleve
land Tuesday.
The cyclones have withheld their visits
to this place thus far this season. We
extend thanks.
Patent right venders are on hand to ac'
commodate the people with the very --latest
Improvements.
Health Officer Thomas quarantined two
or three places against diphtheria and
measles last week.
Not withstanding 50 many have left town
large audiences were reported at the
churches Sunday morning
A number OF the checks given for the
right OF way by the railway companies
are being cashed at the bank.
Several pictures Of Libby prison, as i
appeared in Richmond, Va, in 1868, have
been purchased by parties here. 2
The Wellington Milling Company
purchased load Of new wheat Saturday
The quality Is reported to be good.
Deputy Treasurer Cushion informs Vi
that very few tax receipts were returned
TO the county treasurer uncollected.
Sporting men from the cities are In thli
vicinity looking after woodcock and squir
rels They report them very scarce.
The order Of Odd fellows will hole
their annual picnic at Oak Point Thurs
day. The train leaves here at 1880 q. m.
The postofllce has been supplied with
very fine pair Of scales from the Depart
ment TO weigh second-class matter upon
Read up the extracts from the Post
master Generals report and see what !
says about handling the mails on Sunday
Theodore Burgess, former passengel
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