The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-11-19
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
The tax books are at the Bank.

The commissioners report will be found
in this paper.
Prices on wheat and cheese are on the
decline this week.
-Four days last week we. did not play the
part Of wise man.
The Veterinary surgeons appear 10 be
unusually busy this fall.
The weather observers claim that it
rained twenty eight days in October.
Two hundred tickets were sold to Cleve-
land over the Big Four Friday morning.
John White, the faithful lamp-lighter,
has secured the contract for carrying the
transfer mail.
We haye not heard a word this week
about the high prices caused by the re-
vised tariff laws.
It will be observed that the salaries of
the county commissioners are very much
reduced this year.
Mrs. Standlsh of Norwalk has a very
large class TO impart the rules to govern
the trip of thelight fantastic toe.
President Harrison has issued Proc
lamation designating Thursday, Nov
9th. as National Thanksgiving day.
A farmer was heard to remark, 1--WE
have the bulge on the mule now, as the
mud is so deep he cannot lift his feet to
kick"
The roof on the Town Hall around q
number of the chimneys appears to be iq
bad condition when heavy fall Of rain
visits us.
Mayor Couch should order lew pom
toon bridges constructed in order 10 have
them on hand for service during the mud
dy season.
The farmers have entered complaint
about boys under 10 years Of age crossing
their premises while on their cunning
expeditions.
DR.. Hisey has ini his possession letter
written TO his father by John Browr Of
Harpers Ferry fame, dated Poland, O.,
April 81, 1916.
The people in Huntington are expect
ing TO take ride over the p, A. 81 W..
Ry. on train running on schedule time
at very early date.
Our subscription IS paid up in good
shape We have the pleasure OF report
ing only twelve subscribers who are In
arrears TO exceed one year.
The time has now arrived to begin 10
look up your reading matter for the year
We club with any paper or periodical
published in the United States.
The boys who had engaged their best
girls to take to the play Tuesday evening
were very much disappointed when word
was received that the troupe would not be
here.
The order of the Knights OF Pythias
will have gold tingei quarters in the old
Salvation Army hall when the repairs are
completed and emblems placed in po-
sitlon.
The new departure entered into by the
dental profession to use, every measure to
preserve the teeth instead Of extracting
them has increased their business fully
one half.
Residents Of this place could not confer
greater favor upon their absent friends
and relatives than to send them copy of
THE ENTERPRISE. II costs but trihe and
takes the place Of a letter from home.
Just Try 1t one year and see how 1t will
work.
Our supplement, contains chapters first
and second of the new story; also the I'D.
.veriisements Of r. N Goodwin, Foyt &
Benschoten, J. b. Clifford, W. B. PeIrce,
First National Bank, A. @. & g. L. Couch,
Boston Novelty Store, H. G. Harris and
VIM. Vlscher & Son.
Some Of our exchanges complain Of the
depredations committed by the boys on
Halloween. As no complaints were en-
tered here, we guess our boys decided to
remain in doors this time and stand above
such curbstone Ideas. That's rigb. boys. |
Glad to learn Of the new departure.
Marshal Williams hauled in three lads
Saturday afternoon who were jumping on
the cars while in motion. They were
marched to the cooler and with strong
pleading that the iron doors might not be
closed against them and under good
promise 10 keep away from the railroad
premises, they were released. Boys, take
warning, the marshal will keep an eye on
such transgressors.
Friday afternoon while j. Burt, an
employe oi q. Il, Sutlif, was insisting