The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-12-27
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Renew.
Good bye, 1903.
Farewell to bad habits.
Read our clubbing rates.
A green Christmas in 1893.
The guuners are out this week.
Be careful, do not disturb my arm.
Invoicing will be in order next week.
This is No. SO of the Enterprise for 1893,
The business houses were closed Mon
day.
Retrenchment in expenses is now IN
order.
DR., Sheldon vaccinated the children in
Pen6eld,
The grip is still entertaining a number
of persons,
Messrs. Tucker & Hoyt now occupy the
Bee Hive block,
As many bad habits as possible should
be left with 1893.
The time paying taxes has been extend.
ed to January TO-
The first chapter OF our new story will
appear next week.
Tramps frequently call for shoes as they
pass through town.
The nimrods have been making raid
upon his sparrowship.
Jerusha Dow at the Congregational
church Friday evening.
The Postal telegraph wires are being
placed In shape for winter.
Dividends aro now being figured up at
the wholesale cheese rooms.
Amherst has 8 saloons, Avon 4, Lorain
80, Elyria 81, Grafton 1. Total 81.
The P. D. NJ. w. club was entertained
at the Hotel De Foote, Tuesday evening.
The tax books show few more receipts
Oh hand now than at this time one year
ago.
The purchasing OF presents was not In
dulged in quite as freely as in former
years.
The Enterprise and daily Cleveland
World or Press Que year for the small SUN
of $25O
The Etna fire insurance company has
now completed its seventyhfth year in
business.
The committee convened Tuesday after
noon to distribute the donations made al
the churches
Before speaking i'll of Others, be SURF
YOU are free from all ridiculous habits and
practices yourself
Parties desiring job work should cal
at the Enterprise office and get prices be-
fore going elsewhere.
The Big Four will run special excursion
trains TO the Cult of Mexico and the Pa
CHIC coast tnls Winter.
G. Sage & Co. and r. n. Goodwin, in
surance agents, are distributing some
beautiful calendars to their patrons.
The Wellington Milling Co., has rush
in trade just AZ present, so it requires the
machinery to be run day and night.
One hundred and sxtyseven local tick
cts were sold at the Big Four office fol
Christmas, II gain of Gortysix oyer 1902.
The late John Linder's faithful dol
"Wolf," goes TO the south cemetery daily
and visits the spot where his master wa
laid.
The Enterprise, with the New Yorl
Tribune, $3.50; with the Cleveland daily
Press, $9bO; with the Cleveland daily
Wold, $3.50
The members Of the order Of the Iron
Hall that were in good standing Aug. 4
1892, will receive ten per cent. this weel
on the amount paid in on assessments.
A friend Of the Enterprise hands in the
following for publication: Number o
widows in town, 104; widowers, 80; old
maids, 40; old bachelors, 80; grass wild.
ows, %; grass widowers, 10.
Archie Williams, residing here, went
cunning with an old-fashioned, double
barreled shot gun one day last week and
in attempting 10 shoot his first rabbit both
barrels exploded dis6guring his face
somewhat and tearing his clothing.
Christmas was passed very quietly in
town. 'Servicps were held In the Congre.
gational church Sunday evening, and in
the Methodist on Monday evening, and the
scholars treated to presents Donations
were also received to be distributed among
the poor.
Hon, j. T. Haskell left for Columbus
to-day to be ready for the battle, and be.
fore leaving he instructed his servants "a
be sure md not omit 10 pack the. powder
magazine full as he wanted enough politl'
cal ammunition on hand TO down all oi
his competitors for the speakership.
A number Of our patrons have been pay.
Ing us their annual visit In the last ten