The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-01-14
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

Camel back overcoats.
II IS now Sheriff Ensign.
Social visiting is in o:der.
Altogether loo many worthless ours
around town.
Two one cent papers are delivered in
town each evening
The quail should he protected by law
for the next five years.
Keep an eye on the advertisements If
you want to strike bargain.
We have been favored with very few
tramps this winter, Thanks.
The Mayors court has moi been in ses-
Ion this week on hop tea cases.
The hack lines have been enjoying a
rush in trade for the past fortnight.
Clerks of courts and Probate Judges
can now demand their lees in advance.
Collectors we're busy the first week of
the month collecting what was due them.
Thanks to Hon. w. A. Braman for a
bound copy of Governor Campbells mes
sage.
An Italian will occupy the building
formerly occupied by Mrs. Banning with
fruit stand.
Superintendent Kinnisou and his teach.
ers went TO Grafton Saturday to attend
the institute.
Trains on the p, A. & w. leave Hun
tlngton going west at Oil a. m. and east
at 4.S0 p. m.
Howorth's Comedy at Opera House
Tuesday evening, Jan. Goth. Boys, take
your best girl.
The New London people can now be
Transported east by rail TO the prominent
cities ol semple, Huntington, Spencer and
Licih6eld.
Auctioneer Mead, oil New London, re.
ports iuity one sales since November,
which is an unusual number for this sea
son Of the year.
The secret orders here carrying insur-
ance On their members have disbursed
very little money 10 benefcaries since
their organization.
The Big Four officials have instructed
the train and enginemen TO reduce the
speed Of ali trains passing this place to
ten miles per hour.
The amount Of coupon ticket sales at
this station of the Big -Four for 1890, fools
up "a, ,4OS.3l; local, $l4.35l.07, an increase
Of $1,000 over 1889.
The number Of packages Of cheese fol-
warded frUm this place in 1890 were
100000, weight 6OOO0,O0O bs; butter,
1884, weight 916,S30 lbs.
The sporting man who was wounded in
the foot by charge OF shot was using a
ferret to chase the rabbit out Of the log
when the accident occurred.
While we are taking the annual invoice
OF our earthly effects, let US not forge, to
invoice our spiritual matters and see II
the stock has increased or diminished
within the past year.
The following lols Of land are advertis-
ed in the delinquent tax list. Penfeld,
Fannie c. shaw, lot 10, $6.97. yelling.
ton Corp, M. E. Schneider, lot rs, s403.
A. W. Scranton, lot 33. $48 4S.
The cour Gil have invited the people to
convene In the Town Hall, Friday even.
ing, Jan. %, to consider the proprieiy Of
continuing the street improvement. See
special call In another column.
Mr.. Il. Benedict has received draft
for $S57i IRON the United States Mutual
Accident Association Of New York for
time lost from business In being injured
in the elevator some weeks since.
M.AGross and Andrew Bishop, formerly
passenger conductors on the Bee Line, but
subsequently, engaged in the flour and
feed business In Cleveland, were compelled
to assign for the benefit Of creditors Mon
day.
hessrs. J. y. Mallory & Co., dealers ln
Dry Goods, K. 4. Goodrich, Clothing, J.
M. Ouerbacher, Harness, and Wilbur &
Colllns, Hardware, have placed finely
executed business cards in the postofilce
room.