The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-10-28
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

garments.
Good housewives should look after the
young turkeys.
Hon. ]. T. Haskell will make a few
speeches this week.
The carpenters are repairing the freight
house Of the Big Four.
Tom Reed at the opera house tomor-
row morning at $3.50.
Fine winter apples are being sold at re-
tail for $3.50 per barrel
Good work horses can now be purchased
at very reasonable prices
1t rained at intervals Monday forenoon
while the sun was shining.
Our correspondent at Spencer has
awakened from his slumbers.
The business houses were decorated
with flags Friday and Saturday.
Our eagle is ready to be placed at the
head Of the column next issue.
Gall and examine our new designs ol
wedding cards and dance progrsms.
Superintendent Kinnison and his corps
OF teachers visited foreign schools Friday.
There will be no opportunity to use the
voting room for place to visit this year.
The tax rale for 1891 10 this is township
Is one mill below 1890 That's encourag-
ing,
Hardwood lumber Is reported as being
hard to dispose of this season at living
rates,
The death rate in this vicinity for the
present year Is far below any one year In
the past FIVE. le ln
The indications are COED for Sullivan to
become qul,e thriving village within a
very few years.
Go to the Republican headquarters
Saturday or Monday and become versed
in how to vote.
The town is visited daily by CONNER
cIal travellers representing the various
branches Of trade.
The Century club meets at W. r
Wean's Friday, instead Of Wednesday
evening at Z O'Clock.
Mayor Couch speaks word This week
10 the business men about using the
streets for unlawful purposes.
A number of Wellington tourists are
reported as being ou their way home in
order TO be- here In time TO vote.
Hon. T. Y. McCray, Of Mansfield, will
address the people Of Huntington, in towr
hall Thursday evening, October 20.
An entertainment Of high order will be
given al the opera house Saturday even.
ing under the auspices OF the X. Of p.
One weather prophet has decided tha
he can predict about the coming winter
better next April than at the present time
The ladies' Schubert-Emerson quartet
OF Boston, at the opera house Saturday
evening. Tickets for sale at Adams druG
stors.
B. Vanator, ]. w. Wilbur and others are
billed to address ibe citizens Of Hunting
ton at the town hall Monday evening, No
vember 2.
The bridge now In process Of construc
tlon over Charlemont creek on the BIZ
Four is not likely to be completed before
Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. French have re
turned from North Manchester, Ind. Mr.
French contemplates establishing lum
Der yard in this place.
AT the bicycle races held In Modesto
Cal, October II, James BeOrrup. formerly
Of this place, took the second prize on
half.mile heat and repeat.
Cards are nut announcing the marriage
oil Henry Daugherty and Miss Lizzie Hol
ienbach to take place thls evening at the
residence Of the bride on Courtllnd aye.
The next meeting Of the Lorsin county
Pomona grange will be held In grang'
hall Saturday, November lat 10 a. m
All 9th degree members are requested tc
be present.
The travelling public sull have the full
freedom OF the crossing on North Mair
street over the Big -Four. Let US have The
privilege Of passing through the gates al
the city fathers ordered.
On account Of the pumping works beipl
out Of order near the W. q L. Esrailroad
some Of the factories we're compelled L
shut down last week, not being able ic
receive a supply OF water.
Dr. d. B. Smith, Of Cleveland, assislet
by Dr. E. @. Rust, performed the Operation