The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-16
JUST In:


Let there be meeting called at the vot-
ing room Saturday evening to make ar
rangements to go to Oberlin to hear Nc.
Kinley.
John Blanchard has resigned his
position on the election board and p II.
Boynton has been appointed to fill the
vacancy.
Representatives of the Chicago Inter-
Ocean, Cincinnati Commercial. Gazette aud
Times-Starr visited the farm Of @. w.
Horr, Monday.
The modest house fly Is preparing to
bid US adieu. The spider and cricket
will remain to look after matters until the
flowers bloom again.
Our enterprising carriage dealer, G. B..
Lindsey, is fast bringing back the trade
TO the old Trip stand that was there
twenty-five years ago.
The nations orator at 0berlin September
20. All should 90 and hear him, as this
will probably be the only speech he will
deliver in this county this fall.
The bridge over Charlemonte creek on
the Big Four is nearly completed. Some
of the original mason work which was re-
moved was constructed In 1s47.
A petition numerously signed has been
presented TO the trustees Of Pittsaeld
township asking them to close the doos
Of the town hall against dancing,
c. c. Gale, formerly passenger con-
ductor on this division Of the Big Four
has returned to railroad business again In
the employ of the Chicago & Alton.
The Republican ticket will be headed
with an eagle, the Democratic with q
rooster, the Prohibition with rose, and
the Peoples with plow and sledge.
The Blue Stars defeated the Ashlands
on the school grounds, last Saturday after
noon, 10 the tune Of IS 10 8. The game
attracted quite a crowd Of admirers Of
base ball.
The clerks in the Big Four freight Office
here claim they are now required 10 make
TOUR times the number Of reports for the
same amount Of business transacted as in
former years.
Miss Martha Wadsworih presented d
tomato that weighed one pound and four.
teen ounces. Free Battle presented
another that pulled the scales down at two
pounds. Next
The Republican headquarters will be
found at J. T. Haskell's office Democratic
at e. Wells harness store; Prohibition al
w. Z. Peirce's store. The Alliance peo-
pie do not appear to have any place select
ed yet.
Major Williams has agreed to speak IL
the Congregational church, Friday even
ing, on his recent trip to Alaska. The ma
jor spent a couple Of months there thil
season and is in a position to give some
interesting points.
Thanks TO d. L. Wadsworth for copies
Of the book Of rules governing the Co
lumblan Exposition for Ohio. Mr.. Wads-
worth will serve on the following named
committees: Forestry, Live stock, Mine;
and State buildings.
/ VIM. Vischer & Son, dealers in pianos
and organs, found It necessaIy 10 secure
additional room for the storage Of theil
goods, on account OF the increase In bust
ness, so the south half Of the Fitch build
ing, on the west, has been dited up and |:
now used In common with the other stor.
age room.
The street sprinkler was called TO the
farm Of Horr, Warner & Co., south oI
town, Monday, to squelch the flames that
were raging in the stubble. The distance
to the premises istwo miles and the mar
In charge Of the sprinkler filed II with
water from q. w. Horr's new tank ives,
OF the railroad and reached the place
within twenty minutes from the time he
received the telephone message