The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-01-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Snow eight inches deep.

Snow eight inches deep.
Read the new advertisements.
Subscribe for your home paper.
Teamsters are having rush In trade,
The winter is half gone by the almanac.
John Arnold has returned to Yelling
ton.
Bring your sale bills to this office to be
printed.
The January thay will be little late
this year.
Butchers claim that good fat hogs are a
scarce article,
Minstrels at the opera house, Monday
evening, Jan. 80.
Hunters report that the cold weather is
killing the quail.
The new postage stamps are now on
sale at the postofhce.
Money is reported to be quite close, but
very little can be reached.
Meetings still continue at the N. E.
church with good success.
Candidates for county offices have begun
TO look after their fences.
There appears to be very little said yet
about attending the worlds fair.
The Touring mills appear to be over
stocked with -four just at present.
The mercury has registered a little be-
low zero four nights in the past week.
The Santley Lumber compapy's yard
has been well filled with hardwood logs.
The maple sugar dealers are predicting
large yield from theft bushes this season.
None but the high Flyers can afford pork
steak, butter and eggs on their tables just
no1.
A number of parties are improving the
sleighng by visiting their friends in the
country.
Would 1t not be good plan to have the
library free to all actual residents Of the
townshipP
Private letters received from Florida
state that the orange crop has been cap
tured by Jack Frost.
Health Officer Thomas is attending the
meeting of the state board Of health, in
session at Columbus.
Ell. Campbell, freight agent at Cleve
land on the Big -Four has been requested
to step down and out.
RI. French laid on our table paper
called the Daily Advertiser, published IL
England, dated Dec. 90, 1901.
CIV. Barnes, of New London, has beer
employed for another year as choriste
at the Congregational church.
Thanks to A. H. Palmer, of North On
tario, California, fer illustrated pamphle
Of orange, grape and'fig culture.
Quite a number Of cases have been fleC
in Justice Vanator's court Of late, but hav'
been .smicably adjusted before trial.
The orders for coal this winter, at Sut
lifts ofice, have been Just double wha
they haFe been in any one winter sine
1886.
The water tank on the w. & L. Z. ha
been repaired so that the trains and tn
Wellington Touring millcan be supplies
viii. water.
A graduate OF Princeton was glvel
quarters In the cooler by Marshal William
Monday night. Too much booze was tn
cause Of his downfall.
W. 8. Franks, W. D. Vischer, W, II
Townsend and N. II. Wadsworth, assiste'
by Miss Name Franks and Mrs. W. II
Townsend gave concerts at Doylestowl
and Waisworth last week.
Rev. C. e. Manchester, Of Cleveland, de
livered yery touching tribute on the III
Of eI.President Hayes Sunday evening, Il
that city. Mr.. Manchester was membe
of the 23d o. v. l., which was command
ed by the deceased.
Some OF our exchanges ask pardon Q
their patrons for sending a statement
account for amount due on subscription
Wonder II the patrons would In turu asl
their editors pardon II they have bill
against them; not likely.
The trustees are furnishing some famI
lies with the necessaries this cold weather
In some OF the cases II Is oil right, but 4
others the present state Of Affairs wa
brought about by the head Of the famil,
being too lazy and indolent to look up ON
pioyment during the summer season.
The passenger department Of tho W.
L.E. fi'y presented to the press . pam
phlet beautifully illustrated with scenor
along the line and at Toledo on the Mau
nee river and Wheeling, VIVA, on u
Ohio river Fine cuts are also given Q
the buildings Of thscompany and busines
blocks In Toledo, Norwalk and Wheeling
The swi,chmau At the target at vernoi
on the Big -Four, dnailed q number {