The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-11-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Remember the poor.

Remember the poor.
Read our clubbing rates.
The snOwbirds are with us.
The skaters are enjoying the ice.
Select your reading matter for the win
ter.
Sunday and Monday were very cold
days.
The population of Lorain has reached
5000.
It showed and rained nearly every day
last week.
The sporting fraternity are looking
after the birds.
The prohibition vote in the county
reached 800 this time.
One Of our sporting men refused 500 |
for his bird dog last week.
Ninetyfve tickets were sold to Cleve-
land Monday over the Big Four.
The winter change in time on the Big
-Four is likely to go into effect soon.
j. R. Sherman will open meat mar
ket under j. S. Mallory & Co.'S store.
The Enterprise, New York Tribune and
Chicago nter-0cean, one veal. for $1.60.
General Booth, of the Salvation Army,
was received in royal style on his arrival
in Cleveland.
On account of giving the full returns
of the election, chapters 3-4 of the story
are omitted this week.
An order was received by the Yelling
ton Milling Co., from London, England,
for 5000 sacks Of flour.
Let the committeeman put away the
campaign tools in good condition so that
they can be used at next election.
The secretaries of the orders of secrets
will please hand in the names of the Of
ficers elected for the ensuing year.
The Citizens National Bank, in 0ber-
lin, was burglarized last Thursday
night. The burglars secured a little
over 5000.
F. P. Sutlitf is now gathering the tur-
key crop. He reports them very plenti-
full and no trouble to purchase at seven
cents per pound.
The annual meeting Of the Wellington
Auxiliary American Bible Society will be
held in the M. E. church Sunday even
ing, November IS.
G. E. Splitter has been appointed depu-
ty county treasurer for this part of the
county for the collection Of taxes at the
Home Savings Bank.
A great rush in trade is reported, both
in freight and passenger traffic, on the
railways. Since election the business
mems party has been heard from.
A large delegation from the Salvation
Army post at Ashland were transferred
from the W. & L. E. to the Big -Four
Monday on their way to Cleveland.
The question of the legality Of the new
jury commission law will be tested in
this county, and the indications are thai
the wheels of justice will pause for q
time.
The rate on fire insurance was adyanc.
ed in this place Oct. /. The companies
claim that they have been doing bust
ness at a loss for the past two years il
this state.
A. B. Hayes Of Penfeld, the newl,
elected county commissioner, rolled VI
the largest vote of any candidate in tn,
county. He ran fourteen ahead Of hi
ticket in Penfeld.
The gentleman interested in planting
anovelty works in misplace says every
body talks favorably but no one seem
, to care to take the initial step to
wards organizing company.
A large crowd assembled at the COngre
gational church Monday night to hea
Harry B. White, Of Toledo, lecture OF
temperance, but the speaker failed to pu
inan appearance on account Of sickness
The attendance at divine service Is no
what it should be. 1t has been suggeste
that an Old-time revival be held here Il
the near future in order that there ma
be spiritual shower to quench the thirs
Of the parched souls.
The herd of Observation-Disclosures belong
ing to the estate Of the late G. W. Hor
are being disposed Of rapidly. Nearl
every day, since announcement Of sale
some are sold and shipped to differen
parts Of the United States.
Tomorrow (Thursday) evening the Catl
olics give supper and lecture at the G
A. r. Hall to raise a church fund. Thi
will probably be the starting point fC
the construction Of church building |
this place. Everyone cordially invited.
Quite number responded to the cal
to convene in the Grangers' hall to dil
cuss the propriety Of extending the roa