The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-12-26
How to Stretch
The Dollar,
h Buying
Christmas Gifts.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Know thyself.'
A happy New Year.
An excellent time to reflect.
A very quiet Christmas in town.
Please renew your subscription.
Horace Barnes is running a livery.
a cold wave struck town this morning
Read the report Of the FirstNationa
Bank.
-Four inches Of snow fell Wednesday
night.
9. W. Horr has sold forty head Of hi.
H0lsteins.
No sleigh bells on the street on Christ.
mas this year.
The death list for 1894 will appear in
our next issue.
The railways are being largely patron
lied this week.
The business men report an excellent
uuuV ldot week.
J.B. Doland has hung out his shingle
as a notary public.
Business was excellent Friday and
Saturday at the postofice.
J. N. Benschoten is assisting in BOOM
ing Lorain, just at present.
There appears to be plenty Of employ
ment for all, just at present.
-Four honest milk venders should SUD-
ply the town well with milk.
Take an invoice Of good habits and
make amends on the bad ones.
In writing dates substitute five for a
four on and after Tuesday next.
Our carriage manufacturers are pre-
dicting an excellent trade for the coming
year.
The dealers report that poultry is in
better condition than it has been in MANY
years.
The Ladies' Pedro Club challenged
the gentlemen toplay them a game this
week.
Our next issue will be dated January
2 1895, and will begin the twentyninth
volume.
The Wellington Milling Co. is operat-
ing its mill night and day to keep up
with orders.
The wellington boys who recently ad-
yertised for lady correspondents got bad
ly left, as usual.
The Enterprise, New York Tribune and
the Chicago Inter Ocean one year for the
small sum Of SLIGO.
Let every one try to speak good word
Ior the town and try and create a boom
LOr the coming year.
Two gentlemen from the east were in
own Monday looking up location to
tart a grocery store.
The annual meeting of the wellington
lnion Agricultural Society will be held
tuesday, January s, 1895.
On account of Christmas coming on
tuesday, the Enterprise was not issued
Intll Thursday this week.
Some Of the college presidents are adj
coating that football is dangerous
anne and should be prohibited by law.
The Baptist social which was an
ounced for Friday evening at Mrs. W.
|. Il. Sutlif's, is indefinitely postponed. c
The passenger station house at the W.
". =. is being repainted, and improy- t
tents made inside andEaround the prem
es.
lnasmuch as this paper has been fur
lshed in clubbing for $l.2O, it will now r
} furnished to all for 81. per year from
is date.
notwithstanding the closeness Of the "
oney market, deputy Treasurer Splitter
ys that there will be very few delin- t.
nquents to return to Elyria.
The readers Of the Enterprise win be ei
ined to learn Of the death Of ]. T. 0g-
4, which occurred at his late home in Ct
loxyille, Tenn, December 20. tn
The warden of.the penitentiary is like
to turn the key on an unusual number OF
m Lorain county at the close OF the
sent term Of the common pleas court. in
Thieves broke into the Bending Works
lldlng, Sunday night, and stole the ",
dinner pail. The W
INT man must have been enjoying a n
d nap, about that time.
lhe marshal has received instructions 4,
arrest boys for jumping on trains. Z,
boys had better go slow hereafter as 1
chances are good that they will be ~
Orted before his honor and pay a Hne.
. !. Sage, Of Huntington, is prepar- a
= history Of the churches Of that Frl
nship which will soon appear in this
q. Mr.Sage is well versed in such ing
tiers and will doubtless take a great !
of pains to get the history complete Iii
correct. Ind