The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-07-27
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
The rain maker should attend 10 bus

The rain maker should attend 10 busi-
ness.
Only one resident divine in town over
Sunday.
The sporting fraternity are after the
woodcock.
The political ticket is placed at the
head in this issue.
One hundred degrees in the shade
Wednesday afternoon.
The Wellington Touring mill will soon
be operated day and night.
This weather makes genuine house
warming from cellar to garret.
Our mail list is corrected this week.
See that proper credit is given.
Even the cigar smoker decided that it
was too warm TO enjoy smoke.
On account OF the wet weather in the
spring woodcock are very scarce.
The indications are that raid will soon
be made on the venders Of hop tea.
Tue street sprinkler and ice wagon have
been welcome visitors the past week.
The Christian Endeavor society will
serve ice cream in the park Saturday
evening.
The baggage masters on the railroads
have their cars filed to the roof with Sar.
atoga trunks.
Parties appear to be very slow in re.
moving their relics deposited with the
historical society.
Orders are received daily ut the celery
farm for from seven hundred to one thou
sand dozen punches.
The order of J. o. L. A. NJ. that was
installed here June now numbers forty
members. They convene in the X. of P.
hall.
An advocate of labor union speaks u
peice in this issue. 1t is In perfect keep
ing with the doctrine advocated by the
unions.
There is probably more money being
invested in bicycles in the United States
at present than in any other article Of
luxury.
Quite heavy wind storm visited us
Sunday evening, causing number of The
branches of the trees in the park TO he
broken off.
L. Bowman presented us with some
samples of potatoes called, "Bowman's
American Wonder" They matured in
fifty days, and are fine cookers.
Dr. BigCar, of Cleveland, WAS called
here Monday evening to consult with DR..
Rust over E. d. Roser, Of Forest avenue.
Evidently the warm weather is not good
for Mr.. Roser's Affections.
DR.. J. w. Houghton spent Saturday,
Sunday and Monday in the vicinity OF
Dover. While there he delivered two
Prohibition speeches. The doctor is de-
termined TO be heard and that's right.
A horse became badly frightened on the
square Monday afternoon at papers flying
around the street. Business men should
see that all such matter is destroyed, then
such occurrences will not likely take
place.
Two additional passenger trains have
been placed on the w. & l.. Z. rsilroad.
THIS makes four express trims each way,
The Wheeling road is now mp to The best
OF them for accommodations. Many
thanks 10 the management.
A new postoffice has been established
at Bakers Crossing, in Huntington town.
ship, with L. d. Baker as postmaster.
Our subscribers in that vicinity who de-
sire their paper forwarded 10 that office
instead OF Huntington will please notify
us.
"Citizenn sent letter No. 2 tn the ENTER
PRISE for publication. He claims to have
positive evidence from individuals that
whisky is being sold at the hop tea sta
tons. The better plan in such cases is moi
to publish II, but have the individuals go
before the mayor and swear out warrants
and have the offenders arrested. Any
law-abiding citizen OF Wellington, who
has this evidence does the town great In
Justice II he does not bring the law
breakers to time, as publishing 1t will
amount 10 nothing.
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