The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-04-20
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Read the new school law,
Read the new advertisements,
April days-by the almanac only.
The roads are in very fine condition.
Don't forget the caucus tomorrow even
ing,
Two inches of snow fell Thursday even.
ing.
Prices on butter have declined TO fifteen
cents.
Fruit tree dealers are delivering their
spring stock.
The turfmen are busy practiciug with
their steeds.
J.S. Mallory will now act as clerk OF
the school board.
Mayor Couch holds his credentials as
mayor for two years.
Coal dealers have been enjoying a'har.
vest since November 1.
Keep the powder in conditi0u to enter
tain the house bmglars.
Justice Vanator will haye his office in
G. W. Crosier's office up stars.
II. II. Saunders & Son have purchased
the Sawtelle photograph gallery.
An easter supper was served at the
Methodist church Friday evening.
The Big Four company has adopted the
orange color for their buildings along the,
line.
From the number Of custer bonnets that
appeared Sunday the milhDers must have
been having a'tecidedly'rich harvest.
Judging from the remarks of some of
our contemporaries Wellington Is the po.
litical center Of this congressional district
II would aid the postmaster very much
IL some of the patrons Of the postoflice!
would be more particular in addressing
their letters.
Wellington township Is called upon 10
furnish three persons to sit opon the petit
Jury and one on the grand jury for the
Msy term ofcoart,
The Prohibi1onists Of Lorain county
will convene In 0berlin Saturday, April
80, an address will be delivered by ]. W.
Houghton, ofWellington.
A stone culvert ls being built by the
Big Four over Wellington creek, two
miles east OF town, Workwas commenc.
cd on Il Monday. J.B. Lourie has the
contract.
Train No. 8 ou'the Big -Four was de-
tanned at New London, Monday morning.
two hours on account Of the spreading Of
the rails on the side track which let the
enaine down ontothe ties.
The assessor will soon be around 10
hold private interview with the property
owners about their wealth. II will re-
quire but little Of bis time to list the
wealth Of country editors and ministers.
The Barton club, of this place, will de-
bite the Sherman club, of Elyria, in the
Y.M.'c. A. rooms, Elyria, Friday even
ing, May 6. Messrs. Howe, Hollenbach
and Stoddard wiz represent the home
club.
The vote taken In Medina on the ques-
ton Of an elec.ric light plant resulted in
355 votes for 1t vs. 108 against 1t. The
forces from several Of the shops and fac
tories went to the polls In line Of march,
carrying banners and mottos.
The CoHstock Brothers, proprietors Of
the Farrell house, Lorain, had perfected
arrangements for exchanging hotels with
parties in Missouri, and had began pack
ing their goods, when a Telegram an
nounced that their deal was of.
The council has granted the American
Telephone and Telegraph company the
right to run its long. distance line through
town. The people can soan have an OPP
portunity Of communicating with frierds
10 distant cities with perfect ease.
The commissioner Of railroads should
compel the companies 10 remove the de-
cayed ties from the road bed and replace
them with new ones. In many points on
the roads entering this place ties are in
use that should have been removed three
years ago.
The scholars In the public schools read
papers on President Lincoln Friday. The
instructors made wise selection for the
occasion, as II Is we'll to have the younger
people Of the present generation to be
well versed on the life and character Of so
wonderful man.
The committee Of the council on side.
walks had an unusual number Of names
on their list at the last meeting, for the
clerk to notify to build Or repair side
walks. II the property owners would see
10 such matters II would save the com.
mittee great amount Of labor
Burglars entered the residence Of
Grant Watts, on Kelly street, Saturday