The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-09-25

four days.
The ice-cream dealer had rush in
trade last week.
Advertise the town by subscribing for
the home paper.
L. A. Bailey had forty assistants Mon
day and Tuesday.
The telephone companies are likely to
renew hostilities.
Miss Susie Wilcox will hold millinery
opening next week commencing Tuesday.
Jack Frost's last visit in the spring
has detained him in his return this fall.
The private whisky dealers in Oberlin
was arrested and fined the sum of $50
and costs.
In order to be known to the new ar
rivals your names should appear in the
Enterprise.
1t is said that some of our people have
obtained a legal residence in an adjOin-
ing county for the purpose of obtaining
bill Of divorce.
The people will now have an OppOr-
tunity to select goods from the largest
stock that was ever offered in Yelling
ton at bankrupt prices.
The surveyors on the route northeast
ward from this place reached Berea Sat
urday night. This indicates that they
intend making Cleveland the terminus.
Joseph BinehOwer informed us that he
had the pleasure Of visiting the place
where his battery was planted during
the two days fight at Chickamauga
thirty-two years ago.
The indications were last week that
the quotations in wheat would be fifty
cents, but a change took place and the
price was advanced four cents. Sixty
cents per bushel is now paid at this
place.
The following named persons were ap-
pointed by the council to look after the
establishment Of the waterwOrks: A. E.
Pratt, 7. r. Herrick and NJ. W. Lang.
Geo. L. Couch will act as chairman of
the committee.
1t would be an excellent plan for the
dealers in butter to grade it. Establish
two grades and refuse the balance at any
price. This would have a tendency tC
create a strife among the producers and
we would then soon have better butter.
The announcement of q grand mass
meeting to be held in Elyria, October 10,
appeared in this paper last week. Later
on the committee discovered that they
had made an error. The date should
have been Saturday afternoon, OctObel
12.
When the roof on the Savings Bani
building was removed this week, it wa'
found that a space about one foot square
of the sheeting boards Oh the West sid'
was badly charred. The query now is
why the flames did not spread and con
sumo the building.
The NOrwalk papers report that melons
are so plentiful in that vicinity that the.
sell from one to five cents. This indi
Gates poor quality of melons. Melon
produced on the soil in these parts wOulC
sell readily for not less than ten cents
even in the market in NOrwalk.
Tho stock Of goods of the late firm 0
Laundon, Windecker & Co. was pur
chased by L. A. Bailey, of Cleveland, fO
a fraction over $4,000, which was two
thirds of the appraised value. TIL
building has been put in condition, an,
business opened up this morning witt
an army Of polite and attentive clerks t
serve the people.
| A wedding was held at the County jai
last Saturday. Rev. DR.. W. c. Dawson
in the parlOrs Of Sheriff Garver's resi-
dence, performed tie ceremony that mad
one of Charles Bronson and Miss Rhue
May McKOnney, both of Chester town
ship. The circumstances connected wit
the case required the Sheriff to turn tn
key on the groom until matters could b
arranged, and this marriage settled tn
case, Wayne County Democrat.