The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-12-19
How to Stretch
The Dollars
IN Buying
Christmas Gifts.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


Can't someone start boom?
Clubbing rates very low at this Office.
AY. NJ. CA has been organized in Lo-
rain
Thursday and Friday last were October
days.
A change in time on the W. & L. e.
Dec 16.
The divines are arranging for a week
of prayer.
Vacation in the public schools until
January 2.
The dealers are disposing of very few
sleighs this winter.
The windows in the business rooms are
decorated for the holidays.
The wheels of commerce should begin
to move with the new year.
Ex-Sheriff Calvin Ensign, Of Elyria,
has been granted pension.
The game laws protecting quail went
into force again December 16.
Work upon the road improvement west
OF town is progressing slowly.
Our diyines appear to have very few
calls to tie matrimonial knots,
When there is plenty Of water there is
very little said about water-wOrks.
All kinds Of goods can be purchased at
very reasonable figures in this place.
The business world is not as active as
it should be at this season of the year.
Some change in business locations, it
is srepOrted, will occur about January /.
The Columbus Paper Company are sup
plying all their patrons with calendar
for 1895.
Great preparations are being made by
the Sunday-schOols for Christmas services
in the churches.
George Blinn, an attorney-at-law in
Ashland, is contemplating opening an Of
flee in this place.
Mrs. Maud Washburn, wife Of City
Solicitor Washburn, Of LOrain, has been
admitted to the bar.
Judge Nye declined to grant the de-
fendant in the Crosier case q new trial.
1t will now go to the circuit court.
This division of the Big Four has been
laid with new iron from Columbus tC
New London, and from Cleveland to this
place.
Roy Duffy has purchased the Hastings
barber shop. under the American House.
and will continue the business at the old
stand.
The 20th day Of June was fifteen hours
in length, and tomorrow, the Goth day Of
December, will be nine hours and twenty
minutes long.
7. S. Tucker has leased the j. II
WOOley building, and is removing hif
stock of groceries from the Bee HivC
: Block today.
The Big -Four Co., have furnished
sawed stone tagging, for side wall
from the corner by Horr, Warner & Co.'S
building to the depot
E. H. Perkins has opened a law offic,
on the second floor Of the Emerson build
ing, north side West Main street Ear
was admitted in June, 1893.
The streets were lined with tramps las
Monday. Some wanted food, while other
made polite request Of the dear lady
Of the house for clothing and shoes.
The three individuals in Avon, wh
killed a neighbor in drunken rov
last July, now find the way, like al
hansgressors, hard one to travel. Fort,
cents worth Of whiskey will cause tn
trio trip to Columbus, to serve the stat
for number Of years,
A case in fOrcible detainer was trie,
before Justice Vanator, Dec. 12. W. R
Wean appeared for plaintiff, and 7. R
Herrick for defendant. After hearing
the evidence the court decided the cas-
in favor Of the defendant. Herricl
should study up Blackstone, and put Ou
a shingle.
The officers Of the Lake Shore R. R. ar
making war on the ticket scalpers. TIL
company appear to be determined tina
the person whose name is written upOl
mileage books shall use them as they ar
not transferable. The conductors are OF
dered to take them up when they are sat
isfied they are not in the hands Of tn
proper person.
II. G. Harris, one Of the popular sho
dealers Of this place, received an order
few days since, from Major Williams
now stopping in Paris, France, for
pair Of cork-soled, morocco boots, mad
to order. Il. GOsling, his master WORK