The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-07-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Camping out time.
The harvesters are busy.

The haryesters are busy.
Ninetyfye degrees in the shade.
Everything all serene at the Big Four.
Cheese is now billed at ~ and cents.
The Enterprise and New York Tribune
one year for $l.50.
Some very excellent hay is being
brought into market.
Quite number of tax receipts are in
the books uncalled for.
Some fine stone are being laid in front
Of some of the business places.
Mrs. Aaron Hoffman had the misfOr-
tune to fall and break her wrist.
LOrain county has lost two eX-represen-
tatiyes within the past two months.
EightytwO special tickets were sold to
Cleveland last week over the Big Four.
Cleveland races July %, "a, %, 2G and
81. The purses amount to $4,000 this
year.
r. A. Wilbur will now be found in the
Home Savings bank during banking
hours.
The successful business man usually
gets there" himself without the aid of
others.
A large crowd from this place attended
the Christian EndeavOr meeting in Cleve-
land last week.
Farmers think that the yield of wheat
will average about fifteen bushels per
acre in the state.
Health Officer Lang has ordered the
people to use the shovel, rake and broom
to clean up the premises with.
The through freight trains on the Big
-Four usually carry about one carload of
trdmps. They travel both ways.
In order for the old employees on the W.
& L. +. to secure their former situations
they must sign a contract to renOunce
the A. r. u.
II there is spring Of living water
within five milesIOf.WellingtOn, it should
be reported to the council committee on
fire and water.
1t is observed that some of the business
places keep sOpen on Sunday. People
should consider the matter very carefully
before opening their doors upon the day
Of rest.
Owing to the strike last week, dealers
in fruit had col liderable trouble to sup
ply the trade, but everything is running
smoothly now and the people can be ac-
cOmmOdated.
The timeSfOr holding the Wellington
fair will soon be at hand. People should
begin to make preparations for it and
thus assist the managers that we may
have irst-class exhibition.
The local option ordinance has under
gone many careful readings in the past
two weeks, and il has been found by those
who desire to enter into the sale of intox-
icating drinks tOIcOntain more local Op-
tion than was supposed.
We are regularly in receipt of a month
ly paper published in Boston, Mass, in
the interest of dumb animals. It scores
people who drive with too short check
and who dock horses. II might he well
for some Of the owners of horses in this
vicinity to send for copy Of the paper.
The council convened in adjourned
session Monday evening, but on account
of there being no quorum present no
business could be transacted. The OBJ
ject Of the session was to vote upon the
ordinance granting to the LOrain County
Telephone company franchise in this
place and to hear a report from the com
mittee on water.
The annual catalOg from 0berlin col
lege and the catalOg Of the Wesleyan uni
versity at Delaware, o., have reached our
table. These two institutions of learn
ing have been in existence for more than
half century and the progress made has
been wonderful and the young man or
woman who decides tn patronize either
will make no mistake.
The Jr. 0. U. 4. NJ now occupy their
new hall in the third story Of the Shell
don building, II will be completed in
few weeks and will then be one Of the
most cOmmOli0us halls in town. The
state officer being unable to be here for
several weeks on account of other ell
gagements the hall will not be dedicated
until The latter part Of September.