The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-08-26
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Right this way TO the fair.
Walking sticks for the girls.
Peaches still command good prices,
Spring chickens are ready to be knitted.
Ely, the bill poster, is enjoying rush, In
trade.
The first shipment Of onions was made
Friday.
The fall rains will cause a good growth
of grass.
The public schools open Monday, Sep.
tember Z.
The vacation people are slowly return.
ing home.
The harvest is past and the summer is
almost ended.
A full report Of the fair will appear in
our next issue.
The village authorities are busy locating
the street lines.
The worms are making bad work with
the shade trees.
The firms in town have fine display of
goods at the fair.
Entertainment at opera house every
evening this week.
The marshal should he on the lookout
for suspicious persons. HftL
The farmer appears TO be satisfied with
the prices paid for wool. taas
The Big Four is running quite num-
Der Of excursion trains at present
Some exchanges report that malarial
fever Is prevalent 10 their vicinities
The hotels and boarding houses have
arranged TO accommodate the people.
Some very attractive circulars were
printed al this Office for use at the fair.
Change in time on the w. & L. E. Mon
day, August "a. See corrected time table
Medina fair September 1, ? and 8
Thanks to Secretary Goodwin for favors
The Y. NJ. @. A. gave an entertainment
at the Congregational church Tuesday
evening.
The nimrods are creating quite al
amount Of revenue by killing Englist
sparrows.
The b. & q. now accommodates III,
public with three passenger trains eact
way daily.
The union school building makes verl
fine appearance since II was treated TO
coat OF paint
Four thousand bushels Of wheat wer,
purchased by the Wellington milling com
pany last week.
T. Doland, G. B. Lindsey and r. G
Holland were among the exhibitors at tn
New London fair.
Ihe flagman at the Big Four crossinl
says he has a hard time to make the pee
pie respect his flag,
This has been one OF the most produci
i've seasons that we have been fayore
with for many years.
Why not have an hour at the fair whe
our wheelmen shall have the right OF th
track with their cyclesf
The people in New London are contem
plating asking for better protection at th
crossings Of the Big -Four.
II. N. Battle has gone 10 Elyria an
Walter Dowd to Liverpool, Medina count
TO enter the saloon business.
An action has been begun in commo
pleas court against f. D. Felt by Wn
Hanson for $4,000 damages
As we go to press the indications ar
that the Wellington fair Of 1891 viii prov
success ID every particular.
A wagon loaded with boxes containin
bottles labeled "soit drinks" was observe
on It's way to one Of the hop tea station
this week.
The treasurers OF the township, corpori
tIon and union school district have r,
ceived the amount due them for the la
half Of 1890
Postmaster Hustled Is making arrang,
menN to have ile daily weather reports r,
ceived al this Office to be posted In u
waiting room.
The Wellington Machine oompany has
CONSTRUCTED five iron brick machines th.
seasop which are now bing tested by N
manufacturers Of brick.
Spectators did not appear 10 take an
stock in the advance on tho price {
wheat They we're satisfied It would be
short duration and Il was.
fIotT, Warner & Co, have erected
water tank with capacity Of one hundrc
and twenty barrels on the wost side Of q
Big -Four on Liberty street.
Falor Bros, Of Oberlin are on hand III
week At The sawtelle photograph gallel
ready 70 accommodate the people. Tho
come wen recommended as dne artists