The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Political matters are very quiet,
Very few vacant houses In town.
Tuesday morning was blustry one
Two of Uncle Sans officials reside in
this place.
Look over the list Of papers and period
icals advertised.
The first snow storm Of the season visit
ed US Saturday night.
Hon. ]. T. Haskell is building up very
lucrative law practice.
The postofice clerks will have busy
time for the next six weeks.
Leave orders early for your reading
matter for the coming year.
The Masonic order are contemplating
having their hall heat by steam,
The dry goods, clothing, boot and shoe
dealers are having q rush in trade.
Douglass Bros. brought into town Sat
urday two wagon loads Of fine turkeys.
The people in Spencer INDUCED In
genuine jollihcation Thursday evening.
The street commissioner is removing
the accumulation from the pavement this
week.
The Big Four takes good care NOT to
increase our passenger train accommo-
dation.
The woods were full OF sporting men
last week making war on the quails and
squirrels.
Change 10 time on the Big -Four Sun.
day, Nov. IS. See corrected time table on
first page.
School had TO be dismissed part OF
Tuesday forenoon on account Of fue
in The boiler getting out Of order,
A portion OF the business room and
stock Of Short & Forman, Job printers Ii
Cleveland, was consumed by fire Sunday
night. IN
Three carloads Of choice apples In bull
were received by S. X. Laundon and Rob
inson & Barnes from Clarksburg, W. Va.
last week.
An account Of the Improvements mad
in property, new buildings erected, etc
for the year 1891 will be given the frs
week in January.
DR.. ]. W. Houghton was billed to de
liver lecture at the Hough Avenr
Congregational church, Cleyeland, Tue
day evening, subject, Cheek"
November has been noted for eclipse
The first one took place on the Bro, an
the last one on the 18th. The former on
took place on the earthly sphere.
W. II. Townsend, has purchased th
business interest and stock OF L. E. Chal
man, dealer IN agricultural implement
He will take possession January 1.
Our subscription clerk Is now at b
counter To receive the cash for new su
scrIbers, renewals and for any that mi
happen TO be on the delinquent list
In order 10 release morigag0 accor
ing to law, thel mortgage must appe
before an officer and have his acknov
edgement taken jusl in the same foim
when the deed was first executed.
Gilmore's band gave grand concert
the Mormon tabernacle at Salt Lake Cl
assisted by a chorus Of 100 voices. Ger
We've Leach, formerly OF Wellington, "
one Of the main singers In the chorus.
{. One hundred and eigbty-Dine cases
entered on the bar docket In the comm
pleas court for the fall term and L.
johnson Is attorney for the plaintiff
defense in one hundred and fourteen
the cases.
The Thursday Afternoon club !
entered upon It's seventh years VIC
with membership Of twenty. Mrs.
W. Houghton Is president, Mrs. r. Hat
way, vice president and Miss Ida
VanCleef, secretary and treasurer.
Some Of the employees on the W. q
z. have abandoned their posts Of duty
Ill the company pay them more mon
The boys had better consider that win
is coming on and they had better be c
tent until spring anyway, as positions
not easy TO obtain during the win
season,
Hon. r. A. Horr has been appoin
special custom inspector for the Cuyah
district, embracing The ports OF Gle
land, Asbtabula, Fairport and Lor
Mr.. Hon will probably sever his G
neciIon with the Clarksheld stone G
pany ss travelling solicitor at once
with the First National bank as casl
after The next annual meeting.
The stfeeis we're lined with people Z
dsy evening 70 witness the eclipse of