The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-09-24
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Fresh flsh on the market.
Lorain is to have electric lights.
Attend the caucus Saturday evening,
The stove dealers had harvest last
week.
The length Of the days and nights are
equal.
Read up all the advertisements in this
paper.
The dust is accumulating in the Mayors
court room.
The coal dealers are enjoying harvest
just at present.
Wellington will be well represented in
Elyria this week.
School teachers can be supplied with
class cards at this Office,
The lawyers are preparing their cases
for the next term Of court
The newly installed mothers-in-law will
soon begin to use their prerogrative.
The Wellington Machine company will
soon have their buildings completed.
The wood work on the front end Of the
bank has been treated TO coat Of paint.
An agent for an electric light company
spent couple OF days In town last week.
Winter wraps have been in demand for
number Of days within the past fort
night.
The first train was run over the p, A. q
W. Ry. from Plymouth to Greenwich sat-
urday.
The strike Of the town clock has not
been declared of since Z. s. johnson
has been In charge.
The Wellington Nil ing Company man
ufactures two hundred barrels OF Hour
in twenty four hours.
Our dealers seem 10 think that the sup
ply of potatoes will be equal TO the de-
mand and at moderate prices.
The trustees Of the south cemetery
should see that the weeds are removed
which obstruct the main sidewalk to the
cemetery.
The contractors on the p, A. & W. Ry.
expected to have the road bed completed
through Huntington by October LIST ready
for the rolling stock.
Some Of the boys have been shedding
their knee pants and have now moved In
10 full trousers. A we'll cultivated nous
tache will be next in order.
The position Of Secretary and Treasurer
OF the Ohio Farmers Insurance Company
made vacant by the death Of A. Fl.
Hawley has been filled by a gentleman
from Lodi.
Post master Hustled Is compelled to
notify some newspaper publishers about
three times that their papers addressed to
parties residing here are refused, before
they take the hint
Commissioner Phelon informs us that
there has been very little objection raised
70 the valuation placed upon the real
estate by the land appraisers except from
tho town Of Lora!n.
The Cleveland Cadets to the number Of
twenty-five under command Of Captain
Whitney are spending the day with Floris
G. williams. Among other amusements
INDUCED In will be target shoot
The Big Four will insist upon the p, A.
&w. Ry. at New London and the B. d
o. s Greenwich placing Automatic
Switches at their crossings In order that
their fast train service will not be molest
ed.
No change In the prices on cheese from
last week, but one firm is reported 10 be
quoting at one half cent lower to dealers.
Twenty cents Is paid tor dairy butter
which Is considered a good figure for this
season Of the year.
Street commissioner Serage is fitting up
the streets in fine shape by making them
uniform In width. In a number Of cases
property owners will hereafter be depriv-
ed Of small meadows that they have been
using for many years which belonged to
the public.
A man at the head Of large family Of
girls gave Il as his opinion that II Is
cheaper to provide for boys than girls.
Among the various articles to be purchased
for the girls he mentioned hats, stating
that one hat would answer for boy for
the season, while Il required two, and
sometimes three, for a girl NsD
A divine made the statement In one OF
the pulpits here Sunday that not over one
third Of the people contributed anything
for The benefit Of The church. This was