The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-11-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

The cafe.
Indian summer.
A very quiet election.
November was election day.
Everything republican to-day.
The fres will be rekindled now.
The town record has been found.
Thanksgiving day, November 26.
F.P. Sutliff is looking for turkeys.
4, Prices on cheese are on the advance.
We have q correspondent at LaGrange,
Six populist votes were cast in Well
ingtOn.
Swineford met the enemy and they
were his.
The market reports will be found on
the 7th page.
The Mckinley and Campbellites met
on Tuesday.
The improvements on the Big Four de-
pot move slowly on.
What will home be without the En-
terpTise this winter.
A good meal or lunch can now be
served in Wellington.
Don't forgetSto attend the "Maids Of
Greece" Friday evening.
We will have to be content with cur
tain lectures this winter.
New steps are to be placed at the ea-
trance OF the opera house.
The boys had their usual amusements
on the evening Of the 31st.
Georgia is the only state that can al
ford an exposition this year.
To be servent Of the people is great
thing in the minds of many.
The weather for the entire month OF
October was exceedingly cold.
Our foreign letter from Julia Goodrich
Gillette will appear next week.
The turkeys are being placed in con-
dition to have their lives sacrificed.
The farmer is compelled to seek tht
dew Of the morning to husk his corn.
No more regular elections until thu
first Monday in April, 1885, Thanks.
Quite a number Of members Of the l. 0
NJ o. F. order attended funeral at Spence
Friday.
The stock of goods in the Laundon
Windecker & Co. store is rapidly disap
pearing.
The hard times have made gOod rul
of trade for the lawyers in the way o
collections.
The Gilbert Opera Co. will probably b
here il a sufficient guarantee can be Sc
cured them.
T.R. Herrick, assignee of G, W. Hem
enway & Co., is dispOsing Of the propert
at private sale.
Very few commercial travellers haV
\ been in town this week. They RENAME
i at home to vote.
The modest sum Of SAT, 600 is asked fC
TO build the waterwOrks plant aside frol
N the purchase of 923 acres Of land.
The list Of questions submitted to til
teachers by the county examiners appear
to be read with good deal of interest.
The political papers did not have spat
for the presidents proclamation Il
Thanksgiving until after election day.
The fire at Gibsonburg last week dan
aged the property Of R. H. Baird, forme
" Of this place, to the amount of $l,0O
M Some Of the boys were called to Elyr
last week to account for some amusemel
\ that was induIged in about the Fourth
n 4 July last.
|At For surveying, smallpox, and copyiI
n \ the town record, the incidental expens
] \ Of the town will be increased over 81 on
his year.
Since the miners in the Massillon di
Erict have thrown off the yoke Of pressu
X the union we have been favored wi
~ Ienty Of coal.
The meeting Of the Century Club WI
"a 3 deferred till Friday evening, Mover
er Is, at the house of Rev. A. G. Wa
CORTLAND avenue.
n Prosecuting Attorney Thomas will c'
| | Ie attention Of the grand jury to seve
| cases Of reported law breaking. 0
lse is from this town.
4 I'VE met the enemy and captured thel
III It found the party such harmless
4 Fellows that they were immediate
rOled Internationally,
The w. s. L. 3. Company furnish
N 3 Big -Four with large amount
hight. It is probably one Of the b
seders that crosses this division.
The supply Of water at New London
le Big -Four well is extremely low.
as supposed to be never fall
Dream but time has proved to the &
1Ey.