The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-12-02
Iar,AL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The finest winter weather on record.
Send the ENTERPRISE 10 your friends.
RIA. Horr has entered upon his Off cial
duties
The Junior band has disbanded for the
present.
W. W. Harvey is again a citizen OF
Wellington.
Every business house was cioSeu
thanksgiving day.
Good horses can be purchased al very
reasonable figures.
The merchants enjoyed a fine trade
thanksgiving week.
Thanksgiving day has become one Tor
feastiug instead Of fasting.
The public schools we're visited by a
number Of persons Monday.
The meat markets on wheels have
again made their appearance.
The colored walters at the American
house remained only ten days.
Guess our correspondents had too mucn
turkey to eat thanksgiving day.
The death rate among turkeys has been
frightful within the past fortnight
The sporting fraternity is improving
every minute Of time hunting the quail
A finely executed sian has been placed
at the entrance Of the Y. M. G. A rooms.
An unusual number Of turkeys were
sold In this market for thanksgiving d"y.
The scholars in the Union sahocls are
hard at work on their examination papers
Tickets at reduced rates will be sold
over number Of railways during the
holidays.
Hon. II. Haskell has number Of callers
these days soliciting his autograph to
petitions to secure positions.
Six car loads Of cows were purchased In
this vicinity for the eastern market at an
average price Of 81 per head.
Thirty-iour hundred dollars Of the loss
by fire at Sullivan was carried in COM
panies represented by Joseph Binehower
Of this place,
Edward West presented the Methodist
church society Of Huntington the silver
communion set that was formerly used by
the Congressional church In that place
A majority Of the Italians who inhabit-
ed the southeast corner Of the square have
returned TO Cleyeland. They claimed
thG Il was not q good place TO make
money.
In order 10 reduce the chance OF fire al
town hall, the trustees have ordered gas
jets In every part Of the building where
needed, thus doing away with the use Oi
oil lamps altogether.
This division OF the Big -Four has had
III luck Of late in the way Of accidents
Last week two trains met at New London
and the engines were badly demolished
Monday afternoon q similsr accident oc
CURED Of Shiloh.
Rev. J. II. Hartman, D. D., Of Cleveland
gave his lecture on "Italy, the Paradise o
Europe" In the opera House Tuesday ev
euing Of last week under the auspices o.
the Y. NJ. G.. A. The lecture and the caus,
deserved better house.
Sherman suaiton, of Chicago, o., th
mail clerk recently arrested on the Bil
-Four route for abstracting letters, rlea'
guilty In the United States district cour
at Cleveland Saturday and was sentences
TO pay fine Of $500 and ninety days Il
county jail.
A number Of our business men were In
terviewed within the past few days In or
der 70 get their preference for Unite
States senator. Two were found who di
not care to be quoted. Three individual
had no choice. Others preferred Sherman
first and Foraker nexi, and q few, q
course, preferred Foraker first. But ms
joriiy, even TO VIM. RIninger, said, SbeI
man first and all the time.
Mrs. T. w. Hougbton drove into tow
thanksgiving eve TO take her friend Mr.
Gear home. Stopping In front Of he
house the horse did not find very soil
footing, and began TO sink in the so
earh. lately filed in TO cover drsinae
tile. The result was, The horse In tryin
to regain his footing fell over and brok
both thills. Mrs. Houghton left th
horse In care Of friend and inishe
celebrating thanksgiving by walkin
home-a distance Of ~ miles.
The Century club met Wednesday e
euing at Hon. J. T. Haskell's. The 70
lowing officers wee reelected for the el
suing three months: Rev. w. E. Bayto
president, Prof. r. II. Kinnison vice-pres
dent, Mrs w. r. Wean secretary, Mrs.
X. Warner, treasurer. Mrs. J. 7. Haske
and Mrs r IT. Kinnison furnished musI