The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-04
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
The Australian ballot.
Our annual rental Is due.
Prepare the turkey for the annual FEAST
General complaint is made OF the drouth'
The hotels were deserted on election
day.
Look up your reading matter for the
winter.
Bicycles will soon be run into port for
the winter.
Our eagle takes Its position at the head
Of the paper.
Fire insurance agents are busy looking
up business.
The Baptist church committee have ad'
vertised tor bids.
Surplus fund of the FIRST national bank
foots up $4,000.
Rabbits are reported doing damage to
young fruit trees.
To dehorn cattle is not considered 70 De
cruelty to animals.
The tariff question will be discussed no
more until next election.
The gates for the crossing at the Big
Four have not yet arrived.
Very few hickorynuts have been grown
10 this vicinity this season.
The invalids and aged men upon crutches
were looked up on election day.
twenty-five pounds Of sugar can be pur-
chased in this place for one dollar.
Every elector that cast vote was CON-
pelled TO walk into the pen this time
The stovepipe and chimney inspector
should make his annual tour Of inspection
The male quartet went to Huntington
Monday evening to attend the political
meeting.
November 10th the sporting fraternity
can down the quails. They are reported
to be quite plentiful.
Quite number OF habltual drunkard'
are being treated for their appetiies FOL
the Juice In Chicago.
The crop of sparows has been greatly
reduced in numbers since che nimrod'
have been out cunning.
A potato was received by express Mon
day from Missouri that weighed three
pounds and eleven ounces.
Tickets for Salt river can be purchased
NJ the old stand and at the usual reduced
rates. Sleeping berths extra,
The committee on sidewalks should urg
every property owner to look after th
sidewalks before winter sets 10.
Owing to going to press early Wednei
day morning our readers will have to wal
until next week Tor the election news.
The G. L. g. W. railway company ha
issued stringent orders against their en-
ployes entering saloons while on duty,
Comics cornet band will give thel
first annual ball 10 the town hall Frida
evening, Nov. 0. Music by katigan's o.
chestrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eglip, OF Soui
Main street, were Tuesday morning th
recipients Of fine young deer expresse
10 them from Brookland, Ark, by the
son, Arthur Eglin.
Those who listened to the lecture
Mrs. White at lbe Baptist hall last wee
were very much interested. Her lectur
are packed with information.
The Wellington machine company ha'
now had their new foundry In operate
one year, and in that time have mel''
$4,000 pounds OF iros in 122 heats.
Rev. W. E. Barton has raised Z patch
unusually large beets. One oil the
measured 85 inches in length and ~
In circumference, and weighed as it gre
25A pounds.
Wean, Horr, Warner & Co. have gat
cred and stored 100000 bushels OF onio
from their lands In the vicinity OF Lo'
The entire crop Is fully matured aud gsf
cred in good order.
1. L. Coms,ock and L. Q. Winchel
mort Delighted trip east among their
friends. The election at home attract
their attention, 30 they arrived In 60
season to give their party liz 1.-THE pol
The superintendent Of this division
the Big Four informed Mayor Couch =
weeks ago that the gates had been order
for North Main street crossing, and
knew no. reason xby the matter had
been SEQ TO-
D.L. adsworlh closed the Democra
campaign at Huntington Saturday ev'
Ing. ]. W. Wilbur and others fired
last Republican gun at the same pla
Monday evening, and Dr. J. W. Hough'
closed the Prohibition at the Wellingi
town hall Monday evening.
DIR. ]. W. Houghlon has delivered
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