The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-07-12
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

rake vacation.
The base ballists are busy.
The cheese market is very active.
No arrests made here on the fourth.
Very few cases of sickness In town.
Read our notes from the worlds fair.
Thanks to the Big Four and B. & o. for
favors.
Excellent prospects of good yield Of
wheat.
Ninety degrees in the shade, Friday and
Saturday.
The spring chicken is row ready tor the
carving knife
Department stores appear to be The Or
der of the day.
The Wellington fair is the next thing to
turn our attention to.
Silver dollars are still received at par OF
the Enterprise office.
The first half of 1893 has proved an un-
productive year for business
The couniyb yeyor was in town Mon
day Strengthening some old lines.
Change in time on the W. 81 l.. Z. KY
July o. See corrected time table.
Gospel meetings are being held every
evening this week at the church OF Christ
Some of the bicycle riders have made
good time, recently, between here and
Oberlin.
Twenty,hree cents is now offered for
best grades of wool, but still very little is
offered for sale.
The first train west on the W. u l.. e.
is1O:27 q. m, which affords very poor ac'
commodations at this place.
Circuses afford less patronage to the no.
tells than they did in former times, as they
all take their meals on the ground.
Ii any more old relics are needed at the
worlds fair some Of the depots on this di
vision of the Big Four might be forwarded
A ball team from Ashland played the
Blue Stars ten-inniug game Tuesday al
ternoon. The score stood 10 to In iavoI
the Stars.
LII. Wadsworth has recently purchased
two very fine steppers of excellent records
thst he is now fitting up TO get there ih'
pPesent season.
Justice Phelon's court, over IN Hunting
ton, vas opened Friday and one indivtdua
placed under bonds of $4,000 to appear a
common pleas court
Tinware derlers inform us that the.
purchase very little foreign tin plate.
maic-i.y of their stock is now manufac
: tured from American tin.
Two cars from an east-bound freight o.
the Big Four jumped the track Tuesda
morning west of Rochester. All train
were delayed three hours,
Frank G. Carpenter, the noted traVele
and writer is corresponding with partie
here with view Of delivering one OF hi
best lectures in this place in early winle
Raspberries and cream will be served
the residence of A. G. Smith, In the nortl
west part of Wellington township, Thur
day evening, July 18. A general invl''
tion is extended
Il. II. Poppleton, the general attorne
for the Big -Four, was dethroned Frida
He will now act as a local attorney. b
had been in the employ OF The compar
lhirtyive years and is the last Official hea
of the old c. G. & G, r. X.
At 4:45 Tuesday afternoon The alarm
fire was given from the engine house
the fair ground, which was on fire on Il
roof The department responded promp
", but before they arrived the fam
were under control. Damage light.
Miss Minnie Cleghon and Miss Visch
were riding down Main stree last WEI
when Miss Vlscher, who was ahead, di
mounted. Miss Cleghon attempted to tu
quickly and avoid Il collision, and in d
ing so was thrown under her wheel. IL
knee WIS sprsined and the ligaments to
loose. 1t will be several days before 81
Is able 10 he about again.