The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-06-10
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Let us have peace.

Let us have peace.
Fifteen graduates for 1891.
Attend the caucus this evening.
Burglars are visiting number Of towns
about US.
The Cleveland Press is now an eight
page paper.
Commencement exercises Friday even
ing, June 10.
Political matters are being discussed on
every corner.
The Nimrods are after the young Eng
lish sparrows.
New telegraph poles are being planted
along the W. & L. E. route.
Let the world cease to msve until we
get our representative nominated,
Bank stock appears to be good property
TO haye on hand.
The new street lamps are giying excel
lent satisfaction.
The postal telegraph company's office
is being nicely reftted.
Every factory is running on full time.
and has plenty Of orders.
The usual number OF street peddlers
have visited US this season.
Al. Burrell, of Huntington, has decid-
ed to close out his stock OF goods.
William Bennett has been appointed TO
superiniend the work on the streets.
The change in time over the Big -Four
gives us increased accommodations.
The mayor has not yet appointed
a successor to Street Commissioner Ser
age.
Excursion TO Dayton to the soldiers
home June nth. Fare 81 for the round
trip.
Change In time on the Big Four june
2. See corrected time table in another
column.
Six brick machines haye been manu-
factured by the Hemenway brick machine
company.
The county auditors have assessed the
railroads at about the same rate per mile
as in 1890.
Twelve gunners from abroad attended
the shot here June 4. The boys had
royal good time.
New subscribers last week, Mrs. A. p,
Dlmmock. W. II. Lamphler, Adam Bren.
ner and ]. Merriam.
Ii appears that Mrs. w. r. Sanlley and
Mrs. G. II. Palmer have got mixed up q
little In the political row.
About twenty members Of the order Of
Encampment l. U. o. +. visited Norwalk
Friday evening. A royal good time IS re
ported.
The B. g. o. is placing It's road bed in
fine condition to- receive the through
traffic. The line is now open 10 Chicago
Junction.
An error was made In the announce.
ment Of the Douglass-Bost wedding last
week. The correct announcement appear:
this week.
d.. Wadsworth Is invited to attend
meeting of the Worlds Fair commission
about every two weeks, either 10 Cleve-
land or Columbus
The section men on the W. & L. L. ieel
very jubilant over the victory gained
against the company In compelling them
TO advance their wages.
The Big Four has tSentysix regular
trains billed TO run on Sunday. With
the usual number Of extras, the number
will be increased to lorty at least
Negotiations are in progress fw the pur.
chase Of the third story Of the Benedict
block by the I. o. o. +. More will be
said about the matter in next issue.
The saloons (hop tea resorts,) were
favored Monday forenoon with lady visit.
ors in the interest ofreiorm. u looked
like the beginning Of u new "crusade.'
Bills are now due for cleaning sidewalks
last winter, and # not paid by June 9Oth
the amount will be placed upon the tax
duplicate with twenty per cent, penalty
added.
The city fathers have very much inter.
fered with the pleasure Of the layeis by
placing a number OF new lamps along
what was once known as the dark. routes
Thanks.
A letter fiom Ex. Mayor Palmer, now
stopping at North Ontario, California
states that fifteen persons who were
former residents Of Wellington now re.
side there.
In Me recent change the Big Fou'
glyesus four passenger trains each way
daily, except sunday, aside from the two
local freiehi lraips, for the accomnoda-
tion Of tie public.
The Big -Four has placed two through