The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-08-17
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


Elyria Is to have daily paper
Read what is said about the fair
05 degrees in the shade Tuesday.
Monday, September 8, is labor day,
Very fine peaches are on the market.
Joe Hess at the opera hoase this even
ing.
The travelling photograph man is taking
views.
The public schools open Monday, Sep
tember 5.
Hiram Soles had his collar bone broken
last week.
Prices on cheese and produce are on
the advance.
The democrats should 60 on an excur-
sion to Buzzard's bay,
The oat crop is reported to yield about
forty bushels per acre.
The grasshoppers have been quite busy
for the last four weeks.
The town has not been favored with
street preacher this season.
The list Of teachers is now completed
for the coming school year.
A part of the corn crop will hardly get
into full-szed pants this year.
Quite number are contemplating al
tending the fair at New London tomor.
row.
The body of VIM. Neubemyer was
found in the lake near Nottingham, Mon.
day afternoon.
The managers of the fair should see
that a few additional seats are placed
around tine shade trees on the ground.
The Santley lumber company will re.
sumo the manufacture OF cheese boxes In
room partitioned off in the hardwood
mill.
A number of stone in the pavement
were broken during the winter and the
street commissioner is now filling in with
new stone.
II appears that some Of the local agents
on the Big Four receive such a small pit.
lance for their service that they have re
sorted TO stealing.
RI. French. dealer in lumber, at this
place, cabled parties in Liverpool, Eng.
land, Monday morning at 0:15 and at 1: :lt
he received reply.
Hon. NJ. D. Harter, of Mansfield, spent
Thursday night and Friday in town, shak.
ing hands with old friends. He stopped
at the American house.
Sheriff Ensign, of Elyria, was in town
on official business Friday. He Informed
us that there were only two sheriff sale
advertised at present to take place in tue
county, which is the lowest number a
one time for many years.
Miss Corrinne Rice, OF Sullivan, ha!
been engaged for the d. grammar depart
ment Of the union schools, Miss Eth
West for the north primary, Miss Clar,
Abbott, of Plymouth, for the c and Z
primary, south, and G. H. Barnes, Of New
London, instructor in music.
The Big Four company has been miss
ing an unusual amount Of freight during
the past year between Columbus and Gin
cinnati. The officials PLACED their detec
tive force at work and suspicion rest
upon @. F. Evans, agent at Columbus, al
the leader OF the gang OF robbers.
At2 O'Clock one night last week Mar
shal Williams captured two Of the kid
glove gentry, who were prowling arounC
town and placed them in the lookup
They declined 10 give their names o
state what their business WIS ut that houl
of the night. They were kept until morn
ing, when they were. marched to the trail
and ordered to get aboard.
William Palmer was hauled into Jus
tice Vanator's court last Thursday, charges
with disturbing the peace. ]. T, Haskell
appeared for the state and E, L. Huste,
and T. r. Herrick for the accused. Afte
hearing the evidence the attorneys for thu
defence made a motion for the discharg
Of their client, as the evidence was no
sufficient to convict. The court sustaine,
the motion and Sir William went out o
the court room scott free.