The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-07-01
CORRECT STYLES.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

LOCAL MISCGEIANI
LaGrange is to celebrate this year.
The prices on hard coal are advancing.
Half fare on thefourth on all railroads.
For comfort P. S. Wright has the boss
wheel.
The quotations on wheat have been re-
duced this week.
The repair work at the Big Four depot
moves slowly on.
A light crop Of hay is reported in a
number Of places
The balances can now be made for the
first half Of the year.
The fruit trees will be badly damaged
by the blight this year.
Taxes will be received at the Home
Savings Bank until July ..
The dealers in farming implements
appear to have a rush of trade.
The salary paid at this pOstOflice has
been reduced from $500 to $17OO.
The town should own few shot guns
to entertain thieves with when they at
tempt TO runaway.
A blacksmith and laundryman adver-
tise in this paper to do work little be-
low the former prices.
Our own John Chinaman is cOntem-
plating paying his respects to his native
country in few months.
Out Of the twenty-six graduates in the
class Of '96, twelve were the youngest
of their respective families.
The patrons Of the cheese factories re
port less quantity of milk from tn
same number of cows than last year.
The people will have ample time to be
come we'll versed on the money question
before the political campaign closes.
A special train from Norwalk over tn
W.&L. E. passed through this plac
enroute for Canton, Friday afternoon.
The correspondent of the Oberlin New
from this place informs the public tina
there is railroad in Henrietta tow
ship.
The clever detective work accOmplishe
by Messrs. Blinn and Stuart will surel
entitle them to recognition by the polit
force.
The old time clothier, E. E. Goodrich
has caused his room to be improved
appearance in treating it to coat
paint
It might be good plan for the tow
to purchase land near the electric plal
and build reservoir that would hol
sufficient water to supply our needs.
Can't. II. G. NickersOn, now of Idah
was one of the committee to notify M
Kinley of his nomination, Monday. NJ
NickersOn formerly resided in this plac
Passenger coaches manufactured e
tirely of metal are now ready for us
It is claimed that they are stronger al
the cost of material and building is f
below that of wood.
Matters of difference between Mi
Esther A. HOrr and the Warwick Elt
tric Company were amicably arranged
Friday and the injunction was wit
drawn from the common pleas court.
The employees of the Wellington Bel
ING Works crossed bats with the e
ployes of the Wellington Box Compa
Saturday afternoon, which resulted
sixteen to seventeen in favor OF the b
Company.
The Ohio game laws were revised
the last legislature and squirrels are n
protected until September l. Forme
il was lawful to shoot them after July
The woodcOck season opens July t
year instead of July 10.
The dealers in fresh fish claim Il
very few fish have been caught in Iii
Erie this season, as they are becoml
very scarce and of inferior quail
About all the fresh fish he said brOuI
here are caught in the upper lakes.
Saturday afternoon stranger v
was waiting for the Big Four train
Cleveland fell il a ct and struck
hack Of his head upon pile Of stone
the west end Of the depot. he
cared for by the bystanders and got
shape to proceed on his journey.