The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-16
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

F. B. Serage-Boots and Shoes.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Street preachers we're numerous last
week.
Read ths new advertisements in this
issue.
Prices on butter and eggs are on the ad-
vance.
Some very excellent potatoes are in the
market.
The senior band has not yet appeared in
uniform.
The carpet beater is getting ready for
business,
The political pot has been placed over
the Goals.
The high prices paid for wheat soon
took drop,
The length Of the days and nights will
be equal Sept 90
E.E. Goodrich sold two horses at the
Fasig sale Friday.
The mayor is still engaged in looking
up the street lines.
The number ofturf men have dimin-
ished since the fair,
A part Of our bicycle brigade visited
Cleveland over Sunday.
Miss Jane Starr is building very fne
residence on Magyar street.
The tariff and silver questions are now
being discussed by local talent
The grasshopper is serving his last days
faithfully in the farmers crops
The stars and stripes are again floating
over the union school building.
The Cleveland Press and World are
working hard for the supremacy.
Some seedy looking fellows pass sthroueh
town occasionally on their bicycles
WIN. Vischer politely declines to act as
chairman Of the township committee Z
II big ballot will bring about re-
form In politics 1t will come this time.
J. A, Marquiss is in town canvassing for
Ridpath's universal history Of the world
J. 8. Mallory & Co. base their business
transactions on the ten commandment
plan.
The officials Of the railway companies
claim wonderful increase in traffic over
1890.
The Temperance people have been grant.
ed the use Of column in this paper for q
time.
Patrons Of the school appear 10 be salts
fed with the present plan Of purchasing
books.
The capacity Of the reservoir at the
Wellington Bending works is being in
creased
A'number Of men have reduced theil
crop OF hair to one third It's origina
amount.
One hundred and thirty tickets were
sold to Cleveland on Thursday for the
excursion.
II. Belts, Of Pittsheld, and G. W. Horr
Of this place, are exhibitors at the state
fair this week.
The council should insist upon property
owners placing good sidewalks in front o.
their premises
J.B Clifford has secured the contract
for stating the freight house Of the Biz
-Four at this place.
We viii soon pass through the gatei
over the crossing Of the Big -Four OF
North Main street.
II is reported that the Big Four will
soon recognize the crossing Of the p. A
& w. at New London.
Thanks to @. Z. Healey for Detroit
papers. Mr.. Healey is getting there with
his motor in good shape.
Commissioner Phelon is busy looking
after the bridges now In process Of erec-
tion throughout the county.
Our business houses are being filled
with choice goods, and everybody should
come to Wellington TO trade.
Subscribe for the ENTERPRrsE and gel
all Of the new story. The first chapter
appeared in the issue Of September o.
It Is now time 10 begin TO look up read
ing matter for the winter. In making NJ
the list do not forget the ENTEnrnrsE.
L. H. Pearce's bid was accepted by tn,
board Of education OF Pltisfeld township
to erect school house in district No. 2.
Hon, R. @. Horr, Of Michigan, will ad
dress the people Of Wellington at th'
opera house, Monday evening, septembe
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