The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-08-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
The locusts are with us.

The locusts are with us.
House burglars are plentiful.
E. E. Hustled has decided to go to Nor
walk.
Quite an amount Of cider is being
made.
The Wellington fair, September 12, 13
and ID.
Rain is needed badly in nearly every
locality.
Night walkers hang around the sub
urbs Of the town.
Read notices Of the special excursions
over the railways.
An army Of swindlers is travelling
through the country.
The Enterprise and New York Tribune
one year for only $3.50.
G. W. Arner is expecting his commits
sion the latter part of this week.
The turfmen are working hard to place
their steeds in condition for the track.
Quite a number Of boys took an outing
toLinwOOd park, Sunday, on their wheels.
The W. & L. E. company expects large
run Of business for the next six months.
Quite a number of tradesmen and
laborers from here are going to Lorain
to look after work.
One hundred and sixty dollars has been
expended in sinking test wells to find a
good supply Of water.
The insects are visiting the onion
fields at present and are liable to make
bad work with the crop.
The freight trains are loaded with
tramps. Itappears to make no differ
ence which direction the train is going.
Rev. NJ. d. Buell., of Boston, will Occu-
py the Methodist pulpit next Sunday
morning. There will be no service in
the evening.
The Cleveland World has secured the
seryicessof Frank G. Carpenter as one Of
their special foreign correspondents. Hi
is now in COrea.
Lightning struck the dwelling houses
OF Rev. A. G. Wall and Edwin Clark OF
Elm street, Wednesday afternoon. Boil
families were away at the time. Sigh
damage is reported,
The Buffalo moth has superseded thC
old fashioned moth and is genuine car
pet consumer. The modest housewife il
at present having a great battle with thu
new arrivals and is anxious to learr
their habits.
The Big -Four company still insist up
on running trains on Sunday. A copy o
the state lawEshould be sent to Superin
tendent Higgins, and then If he contin
ues to disregard it he should be made +
feel the penalty Of it.
box covered with glass has beel
hung on the outside Of the door Of tn
fire department. The box contains tn
key to open the door to give the alarm il
case of fire, and any one can get it b
simply breaking the glass.
July and August are usually dul
months for the sale Of real estate, bu
the transfers made in valuation with
the last two months in the north part {
the county eclipses all made in tn
entire county in the past two years.
S. Y. Carpenter has perfected desig
for painting and stripping wheels upol
The wheel can be adjusted to differeI
positions to suit the workman, and I'll
work can be done easier, better and witt
in half the time required by the old plal
The best of order now prevails in OIL
town for the simple reason that we hay
no saloons, while over in New LOndC
where five grogshopS exist the press
making kud and long appeals for Il
town to be relieved Of the nightly yel
Of the drunken inebriates.
JdIueS JtHleS WeuL OH q itttlo piodcu
drive, last week, to Huntington. II
horse became frightened and ran ava
throwing him out Of the buggy al
bruising one Of his limbs badly. II
little girl was in the buggy and remain
ut her post until the horse reached We
ingtOn.
Amurder took place in Avon tOwnsh
last week The parties to the dram
had about forty cents worth Of whisI
down their necks and the result was o.
killed and two are now languishing
the county jail. The fOrty-cent inve'
ment in whisky will likely cost LOra
county or the state $4,000. This is O.
way in which it pays to have saloon,
Pure and Wholesome Quality
commends to public approval the Calift