The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-08-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


Vote for better fire protection.
Read the mayors proclamation.
,LOrain claims to be the metropolis.
The green grass has appeared again.
The bicycle riders are fitting up for the
fair.
Quite a decline in the price Of hard
coal.
The Buffalo moth is making war on the
carpets.
Every voter should go to the polls on
Monday.
Teams admitted to the fair ground free
this year.
Elyria is to have a new bank after Jan
uary 1, 1896.
The celery crop at Lodi is reported to
be excellent.
The order of Maccabees appears to be
growing rapidly.
We were favored with heavy rain last
Sunday afternoon.
Fire protection now, and waterwOrks
and electric lights later.
Remember the entertainments at the
opera house during the fair.
The corner stone Of the Congregational
church will be laid next Sunday.
Let us give the flames to understand
they have master in Wellington.
refrigerator is one of the necessary
pieces of furniture just as present.
The saloon at LAGRANGE is still open
for patrons that may arrive by train.
The noted band from Akron will be
present to furnish music for the fair.
On account of the recent rains the
price of hay is likely to decline little.
The dollar mark has not been placed
upon bnshel Of wheat yet this season.
The railway companies are offering
special inducements for people to travel.
The P, A. & W. Company willnOw pay
up the taxes due for the past three years.
T. F. ROdhouse has entered into the
business of manufacturing baking pow
der.
John BinehOwer is express deliveryman
while Henry Marshall is taking his yaca
ton.
Entertainments at the opera hOusC
Thursday and Friday evenings Of next
week.
There appears to be a good supply Of
apples in the south part of Ashland
county.
An unusual number Of cheese boxes
and butter tubs are being forwarded from
this places.
The Hemenway brick and tile works
are now being operated with a full force
Of employees.
To vote for the appropriation Of $40,
600 for better fire protection means good
sound business.
The ice-house west OF town contains
sufficient quantity Of ice to supply tn
town for two years.
The democrats held their convention
in Elyria Saturday and placed in nomi
nation full ticket.
Sheriff Lord will sell real estate in tn
east part Of town, on petition for parti
ton, Saturday, August 81,
The rooms in the public school build
ing are being papered. Addison B. Wad'
worth is the master workman.
Two merchants were arrested in Elyri
last week for selling adulterated fOo(
More arrests will likely follow.
On the evening of July everybod
was in favor of better fire protection
The same opinion should still prevail.
Thursday will be the great day Of the IA
for the wheelmen. Prizes to the value
$500 will be disbursed to the winners,
A real estate dealer in LOrain left tow
very unceremOniOusly about ten da.
since, leaving numerous bills unpaid.
The old-time auctioneer, Henry Whit
is now ready to look after sales. Hem
always gives satisfaction to his patron
Attend the caucus Friday evening
elect four delegates to the senatorial CO.
vention and four to the Judicial CONVEX
tiOn.
D. j. Peters has entered into partne
ship with n. G. HOyt in the furnitu
business. The firm will be known
Hoyt & Peters.
The whitecaps hareappeared in Lorai
Mayor Wickens and the chief of poll
received notice to leave the city or suff
the consequences.
A full report Of the services in come
tiOn with the laying of the corner sto
Of the Congregational church will a
pear in our next issue.
The trestles on the W. & L. f. betwe
here and Clarksfeld are being repaire
All trains have orders to slacken th(
speed before passing over them.
The Big -Four buildings here are recel
ing coat Of paint. 1t appears to