The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-07-22
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS


market.
Thanks to @. A. Gardner for Richmond,
Va, papers.
Business has been exceedingly dull for
the past fortnight.
Quite number Of our people are at
Linnwood this week.
Read up the calls for the senatorial and
judicial conventions.
Some very fine depots are being con-
structed on the B. & o.
The Wellington Touring mill is being
operated day and night
The Big Four will run an excursion to
Niagara Falls August II.
The debts hanging over the churches in
town are fast being cancelled.
The quality of the new wheat harvested
in this vicinity is exceedingly fine.
The fixtures in the Sawtelle gallery are
advertised to be sold Saturday. Aug. l.
The farmer has been favored this Year
with fine weather in which to harvest the
crops
TIE earnings of the Big Four for the
past three months have been on the de-
cline.
The papers in Loraiu haye very little 10
say about the council repeating the local
option law.
Commencing next issue the special at
fractions to be seen at the coming fair will
be advertised.
Business at the hotels is not likely to be
very bisk during the vacation of the CON-
mercial travellers.
Book agents claim that II is bad time
TO solicit orders on account Of so many
people being absent
NJ. Koch & Co., Of Cleveland, manufact-
urers Of hats and caps, were forced to the
financial wall Saturday.
Wool growers appear to be accepting
the prices offered for wool and are bring
ing It into town rapidly.
Three lads were In town Saturday
afternoon serenading the people. They
were bountlfully rewarded.
L.C. Winchel had his wheat threshed
. last week and It yielded 80 bushels and
40 pounds 10 the acre. Who nextT
Secretary Benedict is the recipient Of
many communications from persons who
desire to exhibit on the fair ground.
Albert Douglass has purchased an inter-
est in the meat market Of Fred Abbott
The firm is now Abbott &c Douglass.
The secretary of the fair will say some
thing of Interest 10 all about the coming
fair in this paper each week. Read it.
On account OF dullness In trade few
of the employees at some of the factories
we're dismissed from service last week.
Lakeside, Linn wood, Lake Breeze and
Ruggles' Grove will be the principal
points on the lake to be visited by the peo
pie here.
United States Senator PETER, Of Kansas
will speak at Medina Wednesday, July 30
at 1:30 p. m. Also, a basket picnic will
be held in the park. All are invited.
The report Of the First national bank
shows nearly s131,O0O on deposit subjec
10 check and 1900 on demand certif
Gates. This is remarkably good show
ing
Miss Mary Slade has accepted a posi-
tion in the public schools Of Lodi for the
coming year. She will assist In the higl
school and have charge Of the art depart
ment.
A petition was circulated around towr
last week 10 obtain signatures 10 presen
TO the board Of pardons for the release o
Clinton Wadsworth now confined in ih'
peniteniiary.
A. 3. Lee, OF Wooster, o., was in towr
Tuesday afternoon. He claims that th'
members Of the short hand company vii
be paid In full within thirty days after thu
maturity Of their policies.
A musical convention. conducted by
Prof. q. Z. Case, will be held at Lodi. com
mencing Monday evening, August II, ant
closing Friday evening, August 2l, with
grand concert at the opera house.
A. Moore had his hand badly cut whil'
feeding threshing machine by the bant
cutter. II will be several weeks before
he will be able 10 perform labor. HI
holds policy In the Iron Hall and re
ceiyes weekly benefit.
BY the card published In another col
umn It appears that postal cards hav'
been mailed at this office directed Y
cheese dealers, quoting prices on chees'
one-half cent lower than the regular quo
taiions and slgucd bv J. B. Yocum,