The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-08-27
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

steeds.
Time will tell who is indebted to his
neighbor.
The cooper shops are busy place in
this burg.
Prices on all kinds of produce are on
the advance.
The matrimonial market should soon
be heard from.
September will bring about all the va
cationers home.
The little ones are donned with black
dresses and hats.
Pratt s. Herrick will have a pair Of plat
form scales this week.
Our foreign school folks will soon be.
gin to pack their grips.
Very little sickness OF serious nature
has been reported in town.
Mrs. A. Banning will occupy the Cot
tage House on and after Sept. LIST.
The scrap iron dealers from the cities
are passing through the country now.
Il is expected that the last rains will be
the means of maturing the fall potato
crop.
Our Laundryman takes his Sunday on
Monday, as he says, mo washee on that
day."
Some of the provision dealers purchase
their sweet potatoes in the state OF Mary
land.
Post Master Hustled keeps the waiting
room to the Post Office very nice and
clean.
The Wellington Milling Company are
paying one!hundred cents per bushel for
wheat.
The Big Four will give an excursion to
Dayton and Soldiers Home Saturday,
August 9Oth.
The order Knights Of Labor will soon
be kindred TO the late defuDct Southern
Confederacy.
Stove wood is being purchased for the
modest sum of one dollar and seventy five
cents per cord.
A new band has been formed by the
boys, they occupy the band room after
moons for practice.
The Mutual Fire Insurance Company
in Pittstield will have some losses to adjust
and pay this year.
d. B. Ordway is supporting a pair OF
crutches as the result of placing an ak too
near one Of his feet
On account Of doing work for the Fair
our foreign notes are omitted this week,
but will appear next.
On account Of the recent rainsthe street
improvement on South Main Street has
been very much delayed.
8. Turner, of Cleveland, Ohio, has pur-
chased the stock of goods Of @. Willard
and will take possession Sept LIST.
The town hall Is almost hidden from
view In the street by the increased
growth Of the trees In the park this season.
The County Commissioners have taken
the matter In hand to erect school house
in sub district no. 0. In Pittsheld Town
ship.
The agricultural society In New London
met with very unfayorable weather for
their exhibition last week on account OF
tho rain.
The Sharp Comedy Company did not
make an appearance at the dates named
on account of.the manager pocketiAg the
funds at New London and skipping out.
We have been favored with the pres
ence Of altogether too many tramps OF late.
They should be reported 10 the marshal
at once and he should fire them out OF
town.iS
There are altogether too many side
walks In bad condition. The city fathers
should see every walk is placed In safe
condition for pedestrians to pass over be-
fore winter. 8 tL
M The Big -Four will run Harvest excur-
sions West Northwest, South and South
east. Excursion tickets round trip at half
rates to ell prominent points, good for
80 days on dates Sept. 9th, 2ord and octo-
Der 14th. JyN ,,ssoftJ
The Big -Four, C..C.C. q st. L. R, will
run an excursion to Dayton, o. and Sold
iers' Home, Saturday Aug. Both. The
train leaves Wellington e:28 A. M. Two
dollars rouud trip to Dayton. Bee posters
for full information.