The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-05-20
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Iohn Chinaman holds the fort now.

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
John Chinaman holds the fort now.
The almanacs lost their grip Saturday.
Read the call for the county corven-
ton.
Wool buyers place the price at thirty
cents.
The fire department is in good working
order.
Coup's exhibition was nicely patronized
Monday.
The candidates for Office ere looking up
their friends.
The Park house has fine run Of tran
sient custom,
Jack the Nipper has paid US number
of visits Of late.
Preparations,are being made for grad
uating exercises.
The dressmakers and milliners are en-
joyinga harvest.
Quite number are complaining OF
scarcity Of water.
Austin Chapman of South Main street.
still lies very low.
The Italians supply the towns about US
with foreign fruits.
The advance agents for the &rmy oil
house flies are intown.
Attend the May Festival at the opera
house Saturday evening
Street Commissioner serage Is fitting up
the streets in good shape
New London and Greenwich have
ordered the saloons to go.
Forepaugh's exhibition is billed for
Cleveland June 1st and End.
Change in time on the W. & L. E. May
n. See corrected time table.
We step to the front with three candi
.dates for the general assembly,
Auditor Herrick is now able to resume
his duties at his Office in Elyria.
Sunday, June z, Is the date set for a
change in time on the Big -Four.
The Thursday Afternoon club will meet
with Miss Ida VanCleef on May 81.
There appears to be quite an amount OF
improvement in progress at Sullivan
The question before the house Isl who
will be the nominee for representative
Every precaution should be taken to
avoid having row with your mother-in-
law.
The order of Iron Hall will establish a
branch here for the la'lies at On early
date.
Apple trees will serve for shade and
ornament trees If they cannot produce
fruit,
Let two of our heavy weights step into a
buggy and the springs are severely
pressed.
The amount OF freight transferred be-
tween the railroads at this point IS rapidly
increasing.
Mayor Couch and VIM. Vischer are
making fine Improvements In front Oh
their premises
There will be 1874 delegates In the
county convention, which will require ~
sotes 10 nominate.
The hack line between here and FOLK
will be abandoned soon as the b. q U.
carries mail TO Sullivan.
Nav 8Oth will come on Saturday this
year, which will be very convenient DAY
for the people to attend decoration exer-
cises.
The ladies should remember that the
season for warm weather is approaching
and the paints should be very carefully
distributed.
Mr.. J. Turley has decided to retire from
business, after being In the trade In TINS
place for Al years. He commenced nusi-
ness here In 1850.
The first chapter Of our pew story, en-
titled THE Colonel Of the 4th, a story OF
the late civil war;" by Bernard Bissell will
appear in next issue.
The stock OF groundhogs has been re-
duced TO such an extent that the boys VIII
be compelled to look elsewhere for rev.
enuc for the 4th ci July.
JC. Ar,z, the old time mail route agent,
thinks that Uncle Sam don't favor Their
branch of the service with as good salaries
as he does the desk clerks at Washington,
DC.
Six new lamps we're purchased at Can
ton, O., and placed upon the posts last
week. They are likely TO increase the
capacity Of light one.third over the con
oil lamp at no additional expense.
CD. Foote opens the spring trade with
new surries, 8 new buggles and fine
dapple gray teams purchased from abroad.
Dell is always to the front with anything
tina, will afford comfort 10 his patrons.
Upon visit 10 The Wudsworth planning
mill we observed that the new branches o,