The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-08-12
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Two runawsys last week.
1loe in the shade Monday.

llVS IN the shade MONDAY.
Carpenters report plenty Of BUSINESS.
New osts haye been brought into
market.
We have three very fine boot and shoe
parlors In town.
Our sporting men find very few wood
cock this season.
l.. @. Bennett claims TO have the finest
flower garden In town.
A large crowd is in attendance al the
picnic held west Of town.
T.R Herrick has purchased the A. A.
-Witbeck property east Of town.
Faior Bros, Of Oberlin, have purchased.
the sawtelle photograph gallery.
The market quotations today show an
advance In the price Of new wheat.
The woodwork on 'the Union school
building is receiving acoat OF pant.
The indications are that prices on
gpeaches will be within the reach Of all.
A number of people watched the falling
,meteors Monday and Tuesday evenings
A very interesting letter from Maj.
Williams will be fouEd in another column.
A slight change in'time on theBlg Four
Monday moCaing See corrected time
table
No signs yet Of 'aiaagman being placed
at the crossizgot the Big Four on Liberty
street.
Our new correspondent at Rochester Is
very prompt IN sending us the news.
Thanks.
Thanks 70 Hon. Wm. Mckinley, Of Can
ton, and secretary.cf State Ryan for public
documents.
The section men on the Big -Four at
Shelby, struck for aan advance Ia wagee
Saturday night.
President Woodford, Of the Wa L. E.,
has placed an order for ten new engines
and 400 new coal cars.
There appears 10 be bountiful supply
Of potatoes, which will naturally reduce
the price In a Iewdlays.
The arrival of new wheat has caused 4
decline IN the price Of -four witA the Wei
lington millingconpany.
The members'of the shorthand insur-
ance company are expecting 10 receive
their sheckels next week.
Passenger trains have been placed on
the B. g. o. Through trains are now run
from Cleveland via. Akron TO Chicago.
The marshal should look aftec indivle-
uals who purchase watermeions and
leave the rinds scattered over the park
On account Of the number OF additional
street lamps being.set this season, Lovers
lane is reportedto to be entirely destroyed.
All the doors Of the hop tea stations
stand open most.o6tne time except W..
Dowd's which hasIteen closed since Au-
gust 1.
Secretary Benedict Is busy arranging
matters for the fair. Everything will be
In order TO entertain the public Ia frst-
class shape
Action has been begun against q aumber
Of the Subscribers TO the fund for the con-
structon Of the PA. d w. railroad at
New London
There will be regular service at the Nj
Z. church next Sandy morning, but no
service in the evening II the mercury
stands at 10se
Thanks TO friend of the ENTKRPalsEl
lin Spencer for a beautiful boquet OF
blowers containiag seventeen varieties Of
choicest production.
On account Of the change In time sew
eral passengers got left Monday morning
who intended going east on the 0 :2i train
IL now leaves at ssss standard time.
ID. w. SempIe, generaldDeight and tick
,st agent Of the p. A. a w. railroad, sever
ed his connection with that lire Monday
Hewill be succeeded by WI. Taylor.
There has been quite change ia the
newspapers in this county during the
present month. The Republican Is now
owned by stock company and the
,oberlin Record has passed out OF exist
'ence.
The aervices at the M. T. church Sun.
day evening were closed In very uncere-
monious manner by an alarm OF fire. The
nre. which was near the Italians fruit
stand, was soon squelched, the damages
being very slight
d. L. Wordsworth returned from Ocenn
Groye, N. J. via. Cincinnati, where he at
tended a meeting Of the directors OF the
worlds fair. After all The above he called |
on his friend Campbell at Columbus 70
map out the fall campaign.
New subscribers since Aug. .: W. T. |
Starr D. W. Bradley, Wellington; 9, G. |