The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-08-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

It is now Postmaster Arner.
Read the council proceedings.
Pioneer picnic, Saturday, Sept. 8.
Wellington fair September IL to ID.
A big rush at the opera house Saturday |
evening.
The Wellington fair is the next thing
OF interest.
The tanning mill solicitor is around
once again.
The public school opens Tuesday,
September 4.
We were favored with light shower
Of rain Sunday,
Some very excellent wood is being
brought into town.
There will be no more Of the large
postal cards issued.
Fine quality Of peaches are being
brought in from Berlin.
Quite number of stone are being laid
in front Of the business houses.
The regular morning and evening ser
vice in the Baptist hall next Sunday.
Frank G. Carpenter is the foreign war
correspondent Of the Cleveland World.
Our columns are open for cOmmunica-
tions on the propriety of establishing
waterworks.
Elyria fair will be held September %,
26, q and %. Thanks to Secretary
Lewis for fayors.
Twenty tons Of hay was burned Satur-
day near La Grange from sparks from an
engine on the Big Four.
A number Of farmers in this vicinity
are compelled to feed their stock on ac
count of the dry weather.
Some bicycles are being offered very
cheap. 1t is about time the people wer'
getting little.per cent. off the higl
prices IOr WneelS.
The K. of P. will hold their reunion a
Chippewa lake EtOmorrow, August %
Fare for the round trip from this plac
via Grafton, So cents.
The next day after the tariff bill
passed two orders were received at thi
Office for wedding cards. This indicate
that trade is on the boom.
It will be observed that a special elet
tion will soon be called to vote upon tn
question Of issuing bonds to the amour
Of S35, 1000 to construct waterwOrks will
Thanks to Secretary Stilson, Of I'll
New London fair, for favors. A larg
number from this place will doubles
attend. See their advertisement in al
ether column.
The Lorain county soldiers and sailOl
association will hold its sixteenth ann
al reunion at Oberlin, Friday, August
'94. Hon. W. s. Kerr will deliver the al
dress Of the day.
By the recent change in time on Il
W. & L. E. local freight trains are due
2O5 p. M, Sunday, going each wa
passengers can ride on these trains
purchasing tickets. The office will
open.
1t was intended to produce one exteri
and two interior cuts of the Home Sa
ings bank in this issue, but two Of the
were found to be imperfect and were,
turned to theEmakers, the ClevelaI
Eclipse and Electrotype company.
The school Of methods at Lakeside tf
year was success in every particuls
Prof. H. L. Mcclellan, of this place, W
was the instructor in Latin, says t
managersHwill increase the course a
other year, land they feel confident Of co
tinued success.
The following recipe was handed in 1
publication for those troubled with t
Buffalo moth: Take the tacks out Of t
carpet, turn it and the paper back, pal
the cracks and edges Of the floor fro
twelve to eighteen inches back with &c
oil; then sprinkle rsalt (rOck salt is
good as any generously upon the flO'
turn yCIlr paper and carpet back agai
and the deed is done.
A swarm.Of bees has taken pOsSessi
Of the GODDESS Of liberty on the col
house at Norwalk. When the lightni
struck the GODDESS four or five weeks
several Holes were made in the fair crei
ure's shoulder and arm and the beeswC
enabled to get in and establish the
selves. There is said to be quite lot
honey inside, but as it comes so hig
it will very likely remain there.
Messrs. Mitchell and McMillin are
the county introducing Karner & Clarl
Farm Record for keeping accounts.
contains a simple but correct method
recording all items Of sales, expen
lures, debts, credits, stock records, and
fact every business transaction perta
ing to the farm can be kept intelligen