The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-08-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Warm and dry.


The lawyers report a good business.
The tariff bill has passed the house.
Prices on sugar are advancing little.
Water is scarce article in this place.
The crops are suffering for want Of
rain.
Read the city clerks offer for the town
record.
Wellington Fair September IL, l3 and
ID, 1894.
The opera house has been leased for the
past week.
E. E. Hustled will move to Norwalk |
this week.
Read the advertisements to get pointers
on bargains.
Two cases of shOplifting have been re-
ported lately.
A private telephone has been placed in
the pOstofice.
The Enterprise and Ohio Farmer one
year for $1.75.
Quite an amount Of baled hay is being
shipped from this place.
The council will convene in adjourned
session Monday evening.
A slight change in time took place on
the W. & L. &. Sunday.
The Enterprise and New York Tribune
one year for only $1.5O.
1t is now the First National and Home
Savings banks Of Wellington.
Rev. A. G. Wall will fill the pulpit at
the NJ. E. church Sunday morning.
Our exchanges are having great deal
Of fun over our loss Of the town record.
The southern part Of Huron county
was favored with heavy rain Sunday
afternoon.
One exterior and two interior views Of
the Home Savings bank will appear in
next issue.
The new wheat brought into market is
reported to be Of good quality and in
good condition.
On account Of the continued dry
weather the prices on corn and oats are
likely to advance little.
Hon. R. G. HOrr virtually speaks fol
the New York Tribune. The editorials
will be found on the first page.
Extremely low rates are offered by tht
steamship lines to foreigners who desire
to return to their native country.
The business men Of Medina will taxi
a day off tomorrow. Every business
house has agreed to close for the day.
G. W. Arner's commission arrived
Tuesday evening and he will take charg
Of the office tomorrow morning, Aug. 16
The house breakers obtain so little tina
it is poor encouragement to run the risl
of a term in the penitentiary for wha
they get.
The Standard Oil company has erecte
another oil house on the site where tn
one was consumed by fire on the evening
of July3.
Several car loads Of flour have bee
shipped to Liverpool, England, by tn
Wellington Milling company within tn
past month.
It is said that Tom Johnson is going t
bring 5000 workmen from Pennsylvani
to Lorain and the great secret is they ar
all reported to he democrats.
The knights Of Pythias want the sam
rate over the railroads to their annual
that is granted to the G. A. R. boys, bu
the railroad folks decline with thanks.
A. E. Lord the nominee for sheriff pre-
diets large republican gains this fa
from the labOring classes, as they al
tired of waiting for democratic reform
H. B. Beardsly, who has been static
agent at Rochester for the past twent!
three years, has been released from ful
ther service, in order to reduce expense
The Cleveland Plain Dealer is scOrin
the candidates for common pleas jude
for taking the field in their interest
secure the nomination. The P. D.
correct.
This Office is in receipt of copy
the Ohio Penitentiary News, publisht
in the interest Of the prison. The edit
is number 25,041 which indicates II
number Of his cell in the prison. 1t is
neat little sheet and gives many interes
ing matters concerning prison life.
The Landlord Of the American HOul
reports an improvement in the hot
business the past ten days. He also +
ports an unusual number Of lady CUES
which lie considers cOmplimentar
Aswith his several years Of hotel lif