The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-08-12

Reynolds, Elyria; II. Tillotson, Hunt
ington; Geo. E. Parsons, Coldwater,
Mich; Mrs. Fannie Williams, Kipton;
A. N. Bliss, Central City, Iowa
W. W. Harvey, Of Salt Lake City, called
at our sanctum Tuesdey afternoon. Mr..
H. says that the Mormons are becoming
quite Americanized. The season has
been very backward there, but still there
viii be large crop Of apples and small
fruits and grain.
Marshal Williams has recently discov-
cred lot OF horse blankets and robes
which from appearances have been stored
for some time. ANY one who has missed
anything of the kind within the past two
years is invited to interview the marshal
on the subject.
D.L. Wadsworth will probably receive
the appointment Of superintendent Of con-
siruction of buildings, for this state, TO be
erected upon the worlds fair exposition
grounds, at Chicago. The appointment
will be a good one and more will be said
about II later on.
Saturday afternoon an, accident occurred
at Johnson's crossing on the w. & L. E.,
caused by the spreading of the rails.
Thirteen empty freight cars were derailed
from an extra freight train which was
going east. The cars we're badly demol-
ished, but no one was injured. All trains
were delayed three hours on account of it.
Some persons residing iu the remote
parts of the town teel inclined to com
plain over not having sufficient police SER
Vice although they pay full proportion of
expense for maintenance Of same. Mar
shal williams cannot, Of course, be every
where present, but he is ever ready to
answer to the call Of anyone desiring as
sistance.
Saturday last SeiGler Bros, Of Cleve-
land caused an appraisment Of the fixtures
in Converse Bros. newelry store, which
was purchased by the latter of 8. V. Car
penter few weekssince. The Cleveland
parties claim they hold claim upon the
fixtures, while Mr.. Carpenter claims that
the same has been satisfied for value
more than three years ago.
The w. g. L. z. has recently placed
some magnificent passenger coaches on
It's road. The new design Is nine feet
longer than the did style. which creates
room for eight more passengers aud al
lows more space between the seats. With
accommodating officials, attentive conduct
ors and new coaches, the W. g. L. Z. route
Is sure to command the attention Of the
travelling pSblic.
Sunday rnorningat o'clock man was
picked up on North Main street by Mar
shal Williams in an'intoxicated condition.
He was geuteel 10 his appearance and said
that he had served one term as secretary Of
state Of W Virginia. After he became sober
enough he was placed upon train and
sent on his way. When taken in charge
he had dne eold watch and chain, plenty
Of money and ticket for Charleston W.
Va.
Saturday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Doland were returning from 0berlin and
upon reachisg Whitney hill, north Of
town, the horee became frightened. Mr..
Doland Immediately jumped out Of the
buggy, but in alighting fell upon the
ground and was dragged quite distance
before he wonld release his hold upoo
the lines. Mrs. Doland managed to leave
the vehicle by climbing over the seat and
escaped injury. Mr.. Doland received
several slight bruises, but is able to be
.sbout. The horse came on TO town at a
rapid rate Of speed The only damage
done to the buggy was the breaking Of one
shalt.