The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-11-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

The farmers show next Monday.
Thanksgiving day, November %.
Hunters report birds very scarce.
Two inches Of snow fell Tuesday even
ing.
The first half Of rental for 1895 is now
due.
The business men report very good
trade.
Cleveland now supports four good
daily papers.
Taxes can now be paid at the Home
Savings Bank.
The opera house has been in good de-
mand the past month.
The Century Club will meet at ID. A.
Mann's, November %.
The skaters are putting the roof on the
new Congregational church.
Some of the cars on the Big Four have
been painted an orange color.
The Masonic brethren and their wives
dine at their hall this evening,
The north part Of the county will get
the farmers institute this year.
Sheriff Lord, Of Elyria, was in town
last week, leaving official notices.
Hi. Hoffman's Vaudeville Stars at the
opera house Thanksgiving evening.
F.P. sutliff has purchased 1000 turk
eys in this vicinity for Thanksgiving.
The prohibition vote in the county
reached 300, populist, 259, and the Ia
bOr vote, 10.
, large audience is present each sun
day evening to see the illustrations OF
Pilgrims Progress.
Owing to the inclement weather Tues
day evening the Gilbert Opera Company
was lightly patronized.
The free delivery system is in force in
three towns in this county. what
county can beat this record.
Only three men are reported to p'
working upon section on the Northern
Ohio railway since election.
The city fathers will convene Monda.
evening, Dec. 2, when engineer Straun
report will be read and filed.
The citizens Of Creston want thei
town incorporated This indicates tina
somebody wants to be mayor.
On account Of the accident on SatuI
day night in Cleveland, the mornin
papers were in good demand Sunday.
Engineer Hackett arrived in town las
week with view of making survey
Of the site recently surveyed by Enginet
Straun.
The employees Of the Wellington Mil
ing Company had a vacation for fe
days last week on account Of having L
wheat to grind.
J.H. Gardner, of Spencer, has startt
out to look up new subscribers and +
newals to the numerous papers and per
Odicals he represents.
The Thirteen Club, which has @
cupied rooms in the Harvey block, h
removed to the StrOup building, whe
they have an excellent suite Of rooms.
The Enterprise and the Cincinnf
Weekly Enquirer one year for only 81.
The Enterprise and the Cincinnati Coz
mercial Gazette twice week, one yea
only $1.65.
A special to the Cleveland Leader frt
Norwalk says that the chattel proper
Of the Clarksfeld Stone Company will
sold at sheriff's sale November 29, a
the real estate December 10.
The Hon. Hiram Ledyard, Of LOri
county, who has been blind from ca
ract for the past two years, had his sil
restored by an operation performed BY
specialist. Mansfield Chronicle.
By the recent change in time on
W. & L, E. Ry., one train leaves h
for the west at 6: 50 a. m, for TOl
and return at IL: 10p. m. Both ira
run daily. See corrected time table.
The American Atlas Co., Of Ba
Creek, Mich, contemplate getting u
new atlas and directory Of Lorain co
ty, providing they can secure suffici
number Of subscribers to warrant IL
in completing the work. Agents
in the field making canvass.
A move is being made to have
name Of Chicago, o., changed to il
tion City, but as there is already
town in Perry county by that name,
postoffice department will decline to
Ognize it, as two pOstofiices by the s
name in the samestate are not permit
Charges were filed with the CHI
council against Rev. Vincent, of
London, charging him with leal
towards Unitarianism, and were h
last week. The council recomme