The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-01-07
Local AND MISCELLANEOUS.

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This has been delightful winter.
Merchants are preparing to invoice.
No l, Vol. XIV. of THE ENTERPRISE.
Quite number are now on the sick
list.
The railroads we're we'll patronized dur
ing the holidays
A correspondent has been establishe ed
at New London.
Know tbyself well before casting reHec-
tidns upon others.
~ Y Our trade in wedding cards has dropped
,Af u little this week.
This is the beginning Of the last decade
Of the present century.
Quite an amount of Ice was gathered for
the cheese factories last week.
Quite number Of delinquent tax re-
ceipts were returned TO the treasurer.
Our business men report very salts.
factory trade for the year just closed.
We will now he favored with little
more day light each day until June 81.
The junior band serenaded their friends
New Years eve. Thanks, boys, come
again.
How many mistakes did you make in
dating your communications the past
week!
One thousand dollars has been added TO
the surplus earnings of the First National
bank.
The onion syndicate have reason TO
smile over the advance in the price of
onions.
Visitors continue TO view the Crosier
building, where The Hoke-sage tragedy
took place
Our merchants are clearing their count.
ers of winter goods to make ready for the
spring trade.
Traius beye been running on regular
schedule time on the p, A. q W. railroad
since Jan. 1.
W. A. Woodworth placed one of Halls
nickle plated sales in J. NJ. Otterbachers
store last week.
N Our ice men want The thermometer to
Nnd TN degrees below zero to produce
+. q I'D quality Of Ice.
Just one dispenser OF hop tea left for
7 Y, who has not been called upon to pay
aspects TO the Mayor.
prcprietors Of the hop-tea shops
idcause thumb screw to be placed
,shir special bottles containing stom-
y bitters.
Ladies, take the Delineator. Its plates
are sure ~ illustrate the very latest fash
Ions and It ran be had for the small sum
Of 81 per year.
DIR. Webber, OF Cleveland, was called to
visit Mr.. Austin Chapman, Of South Main
street, who has been quite sufferer for
many months past.
The city fathers have started the ball TO
rolling towards causing the trains on the
Big Four 10 slacken their speed while
passing through town.
Our correspondents at Pitts6eld and
Spencer and will please wake up
with the new year and perform their du-
ties with the ENTERPRISE.
VIM. Schroeder has submitted his plans
for reschIng the north pole and for pre-
venting accidents from collisions at sea
10 the English government.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Palmer, of Ontario,
CAL, will please accept the thanks Of their
many friends here for box containing
dried fruits received here on New Years
day
The year 1890 has passed and the same
buildings remain on the grounds Of the
! Big -Four at this place in active service
which we've classed as war relics many
years ago
The public schools opened Monday
morning. Miss Eya Brown expected to
resume her work in the primary depart
ment. but the condition Of her health
would not permit of II.
"Jephthah and his daughter" beauti.
ful cantata Of high merit, will be rendered
At the Opera House, Saturday evening,
Jan. 10. by a large chorus. consisting Of
home talent, dniected by Prof. Carrier.
Tickets for sale ut Adams drug store.
Uncle Sam favored Erasius Nickerson,
of North Main street, last week by send.
iue him draft for s9425 for arrears Of
pension and placed him on the list at $27
noF month Uncle Erastus Is happy Also !