The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-02-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Eggs 10 cts per dozen.
The streets should be cleaned.
Quite a number are on the sick list.
Washington's birthday, February %.
Valentines few thick and fast Tuesday.
The mayor should order out the garbage
wagon.
The wheels haye again appeared upon
the streets
The +. & a. NJ. will give banquet
Friday evening.
Watch the columns of the Enterprise
for pointers on bargains.
QHis hogship is now receiving the undi-
vlded attention of the farmer.
II you have anything to sell step in and
order us to tell the people about 1t.
The special artist for the Cleyeland
Press draws some fine illustrations.
The snow that has been with us since
December has about all disappeared.
We make a specially of printing sale
bills and labels for maple syrup cans.
Persons sending articles to the Enter
prise for publication should sign their
names.
The Baptists contemplate commencing
to build their new church ediice early in
the spring.
Major Williams has promised the En-
prise on occasional article on his observa-
tions abroad.
A one-third interest in the Madden
property on Union street is advertised for
sale in this issue.
The Big Four and W. g. L. Z. offer
special inducements for people to visit
Washington, d. G., March 4.
Our clubbing rates are still In force.
Call and consult them before ordering
foreign papers or periodicals.
The first chapters OF our new serial,
"Sally Dows." by Bret Harte, appear in
this issue. It IS an after-war romance OF
the south.
Arthur Roser gave musical entertain
ment TO his friends last Wednesday even
Ing at the residence of his father on South
Main street.
Wellington is we'll supplied with places
to accommodate the weary traveller.
Commercial men make II point to make
this stopping place.
We have had number Of interviews
with business men since the footing Of
the annual Inventories were made, and
they all report just moderate profits for
1892.
Harper's Bazaar announces that hoop
skirts will return with the spring fashion.
This should be sufficient notice to Mayor
Couch TO order all distractions removed
from the sidewalks.
The w. & l.. L. company Is making
every arrangements to furnish frst.class
accommodations to those who desire to
attend the inauguration Of President.ele
Cleveland at Washington, d. o., March A.
The D. L. Wadsworth Co., has purchss.
ed a number of cords Of cants TO be man.
ufactured into butter tubs 1t has opened
IN the farmers market for class Of tim.
ber that otherwise would have been un.
salable.
Lew Ely is devotng considerable time
looking up inebriates and pursuading
them to visit the institute at Marion, o.,
aud be relieved OF their appetites for strong
drink. Lew says he is now fire proof
against temptations from that source.
Marshal Williams has been appointed
agent for the humane society for this part
OF Lorain county. Persons who have been
in the habit Of abusing their animals had
better reform rs the marshal will be on
the lookout for them.
Miss Irma Smith iell while skating Sat
urday afternoon and badly bruised the
muscles Of her right arm. A number Of
others fell upon the streets and were bad.
iy bruised. Some even had bones broken,
but they requested the editor not to men
tion their mishaps.
The Curtiss comedy company played at
the opera house every evening last week
and was greeted by fair audience each
evening, except Thursday. Saturday ey-
ening the drawing Of the prizes took
place. Clyde Hartsel drew watch pur-
chased at Converse Bros. Fred Sherman
set Of dining room chairs purchased at
Sanford's, and Roy Duffy the China tes
set purchased at Laundon, Windecker &
CSs. The troupe left for Crestline Sun
day.