The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-22
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Our physicians are having harvest
Farmers please bring us you sale bills
10 print.
The hop tea stations have good
patronage.
Capt. j, ]. Thomas has been appointed
health officer.
st. Valentines day will be the next day
Of Importance.
Who will be the census enumerator for
Wellington township.
A special meeting Of the Grange will be
held Saturday evening
We have experienced January thaw
for the last twenty-five GAYS.
Zero has not been heard from yet this
winter, guess he has gone visiting.
Owen Britton has purchased the stock
OF goods belonging to A. p. Dimock.
Our correspondents will please mail
their communications on Monday morn
ing
The stock OF goods Of N. P. Robinson Is
being disposed of rapidly by Assignee
Clark.
II anybody is sick, don't ask what's the
matter, but just ask how's the grip, and
how soon do they expect TO be out.
Canvassing certainly don't pay this
winter or there would be more at the
buslnS b.
On count Of the bad roads very little
grain has reached this market from the
country since Dec, LIST.
The blockade should soon be raised, in
order that our friends frcm the neighbor-
ing towns can call on US.
Horace Barnes has been placed on the
pension list, and draws back pay TO the
amount of thirteen hundred dollars.
The lecture committee will have 70 I'M
port some Ice in to keep their Esquimaus
cool during their sojourn In Wellington.
A number OF old canes and walking
sticks are being called into requisition To
assist the convalescing grippers to get up
town.
Tho public schools Use sun time yet, as
the directors have not authorized the
change. A meeting will be held Saturday
evening 10 take matters under advsement
Our local reporter went around town
with a,view Of obtaining list Of the sick
for publication, but when II was made
out Il was waived on account OF It's enor.
nous length.
Miss A. G. Swanger will remove heI
stock Of milllner goods TO Gallon thii
week. Mrs. F. d. Felt, will occupy the
rooms vacated by Miss Swanger In the
same line Of trade.
The tre alarm was SOUNDED lhursuhy
afternoon for blaze west Of the railroad
The department was on hand, but they
received notice that II was only the 500
being burned out Of chimney.
Postoflce matters are very quiet thii
week. The petitions OF both applicant
having been forwarded TO Congressman
Wickham, It now remains for him TO rec
ommend to President Harrison.
The devisees Of Daniel Williams held |
meeting few days since accompanied b,
their attorneys In order to effect com
promise Of an action that is now pending
to set aside the will Of the deceased.
The hands Of the town clock wa
turned tnck Monday morning twenty
eight minutes 10 conform 10 STANDARD
time. So far as we have been,ableio lear
amaiority Of the people have fell int
line. .l..as ..l
A number OF entertainments were al
NeTtlstu lhnt "cch VIVA iuiA P'vSi"h't ""
on account Of so many being sick substi
tutes had to be called In, which necessaril.
inierfered with the proceedings yer.
much
The following Is the total number o
cheese and butter packages, and weights
shipped from this place during the yea
1880; cheese boxes, es4444, weight, 5000,
0O0 pounds; butter boxes, 14,57i, weight
7S0G40 pounds. ga itfqss
tItf tfrff ~ 1afflIu s f. Ntlllf N,NH
On FEBRUARY 4th, a policy ON the twent
year endownment plan in the Northwest
erh OF Milwaukee, Wis in favor OF MI
CO. Bennett will mature. Mr. BenneI
paid in fmctiou over twelve hundre'
dollars, and will draw out eighteen hun
lfetl and seveniy.six dollars.
Ourpatrons favored us nicelylas week
they appeared 70 hc determined not ;
owe their editor one cent II would Civ
us great pleasure TO quote the remark
made by these good people during thel