The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-10-21
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
The political bee is buzzing.

The political bee is buzzing.
Fine fresh fish are on the market.
The fox squirrel is quite plentiful.
Milk dealers report ascarcity of milk.
Tuesday, November Sd, is election day.
Come 10 the ENTERPRISE office for sale
bills
The rain visited us Sunday morning and
evening.
The mirrors in the millinery stores are
being tested.
A new platform has been laid at the W.
& L. E. depot.
The opera house will be occupied six
nights this week.
Are we TO be favored with lecture
course this winter?
Farmers report corn fair yield and in
excellent condition.
eB- Foster at the Opera House
Friday eUening.
Quite number called to see our picture
Of the tin plate mill.
The new ballot is being examined care
fully by the electors.
The county teachers examination will
be held here Saturday,
Abner Chapman is treating his resi-
dence to coat Of paint
Quite an amount of baled bay is being
shipped from this place.
Our court notes were crowded out this
week, but will appear next.
Our knights Of the road should arrange
10 be at home in time TO vote.
Thanks to L. @. Wincbel, now stopping
in Stanford, N. Y, for papers.
Chairman Lang is kept busy looking
after the political appointments
Some very fine winter apples shipped
from Michigan are on the market.
On account Of the drouth fall sowr
wheat has come up very unevenly.
The B. g. o. time table for Sullivan
station is published on the first page.
The usual number Of new hats, ETC., ar,
being put up on the result OF the election
Quite an amount Of grading is bcinI
done by property owners to improve thei
premises.
The Polk and Oberlin hack line will
probably soon be discontinued from Wei
lington south.
The contract will be let in few day
for constructing the foundation for tn
Baptist church.
The truant officer has very little 10 d.
in this place, as the parents see that thei
children attend school.
One Of our merchants In his advertise
ment explains the cause Of the reduction
in the price Of gum boots.
Charles Linder will hereafter occup.
room on the second floor in the Benedic
block for his cigar factory.
The postofllce department has orderet
ANAL box placed at the left entrance t
the postofficein this place.
II. Belts carried offnine first premiums
three second and three sweepstakes on hi
cattle from the Akron fair.
Our correspondents will please mai
their communications SO as not TO aniv
here later than Monday evening.
Simpkins, the travelling halter, found q
unusual number Of kinks In the gentle
mems hats on his visit here this time.
Several of our citizens are in Clevelan
this week attending the annual meetin
of the American missionary association.
DIR. J. w. Houghton is billed to delive
a political speech at the town hall /
Huntington, Tuesday evening, October q
Just think Of II, Prohibition speec
Monday evening, Republican Friday ever
ing and Democratic Saturday evening
About 100 passengers are carried to al
from Cleveland on the Sunday train on tn
Big Four that makes this place It's term
nus
The stove dealers are selling an unusui
number of stoves. This must be the ind
ication Of the cold winter that is talke
about.
John Vosburg, Of Camden presents
potato Of his own raising, Of the Beaut
Of Hebron variety that weighs two pound
and three ounces.
The railroad scribe 10 the Clevelan
Leader has IL that number Of tick,
agents on the Big -Four win soon be con
PEELED 70 step down and out for acceptin
commissions on the sale Of foreign ticket
Some time since DR.. J. W. Houghto
rendered his resignation as manager
the telephone exchange at this place vi
less the company increased his salar
Last week the matter was arranged sa