The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-29
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Quotations on new wheat are very mod
crate.
Quite number are reported on the
sick list.
L.w. Ely is posting bills for the Well
ington fair.
A number Of fine bred horses are owned
In this vicinity.
w.B. Follansbee Is kept busy explain
Ing the new election law.
8. s. Warner purchased 0 very fine
carriage Of @. B. Lindsey.
The council In La Grange has repealed
the local option ordinance. sElt IN
The liverymen are busy carrying people
70 and from the places Of resort.
TN. Mccoy has been granted pen
sion Of twelve dollars per month.
The races at Cleveland are attracting
considerable attention this week.
The yard men at Springfield on the Big
-Four have struck for higher wages.
The mayor has designated August as
the time for The hop tea stations to close
doors.
There was quite largely attended,
meeting Of the old-timers in Penheld;
Monday.
Lightning demolished one of the tele-
phone poles on South Main street Friday
afternoon.
The Italians receive two wagon loads
Of bananas each week to take TO the su-
burban towns.
A large crowd Is expected to 80 TO
Huron tomorrow to enjoy the cool breeze
In Sage's grove.
The town is very much deserted just
at present on account Of the unusual
number at the watering places.
Marshal Williams was called out Tues
day night to look after some toughs who
were about TO invade Huntington.
lis now claimed that the P. A. g W.
company road bed win be put in order
and the road enclosed With fence
What's the trouble with the Junior and
Senior bands that we are not favored with
any evening entertainments In the park'
It's reported chat the B. & o. will place
regular trains on the connecting link be-
tween Chicago Junction and Akron Aug
ust 10.
DIR. J. w. Smith bad thirteen tons Of
hay In a stack on his farm east OF town
consumed by FIRE Friday, caused by
lightning
The fire insurance companies carrying
farm risks are called upon TO adjust a
number OF losses caused by lightning just
at present
Mail can now be sent east over the Big
Four on train leaving hero at 0:21 a. N.
We are now favored with three mail trains
odCn why ONc' tnnt iihe'
p. Nichols one day last week attempted
to step of train while In motion on the
w. & L. Z. near Brighton and was hurled
TO the ground, dislocating his shoulder
blade.
The Tough from Rochester who was
run into the cooler and fined for being In
toxlcated and having quantity oil hop
tea 10 his possession was probably the
cause OF the mayor ordering the stations
10 be closed up.
Persons addressing mail to Linnwood
or Linuwood Park should add Vermillion
p. o.. as there is no such postofice as
-innwood Park In Ohio, and mail thus
addressed Is apt to be delayed by being
sent TO Linnwoo6, Hamilton county.
Owing to continued III health s. V.
Carpenter has decided TO discontinue the
jewelry business and has disposed Of his
stock TO Fl. and G. W. Converse. The
latter is an experienced tradesman and
will serve the public in first-class man.
ner.
Next week this paper will try and pub
lish the guide in order that the electors
may know how to get to the polls at the
November election aod vote. Every
voter should cut II out and place il In his
vest pocket and read IL over at his
leisure.
Two carloads Of cedar shingles were re-
ceiyed Friday at D. L. wadswortb's lumber
yard frow the state Of Washington. Cedar
shingles we're formerly purchased In Can.
ada, but ON account Of the heavy duty
they can be produced cheaper from the
Pacific slope.
The residence OF James Condor. car in
specior for The Big -Four and w, & L. E.
railroads, was burglarized Friday even
ing. The thieves secured valuable silver
watch, gold ring and other articles oi
value. No clue eau be obtained as to
who the burglars were.
q. B, Wyckotf, Of the Cleveland World,
was arrested Saturday for obtaining mon.