The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1896-04-15
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Wheat and Char Cleaned from our Es-
teemed Contemporaries.
Fatal No. 4, the north bound Wheeling
express on the c. L. & W. ran into
buggy a short distance south of MassiIon,
Saturday forenoon. and killed two of the
three occupants. The men in the vehicle
were three Italian brothers, living at Ma
varre.
Medina will again this year maintain
her position as the banner school town In
OHIO, by advancing the largest class into
life, OF any town prOpOrtlonately in the
state. Last year it stood at the head
with twenty-eight graduates, and there
Will be twenty-eight this year.. Last
year this number was larger than the
Total IN such towns as Canton, Mansfield,
Sandusky, Fremont and others eight or
ten times the size of Medina. Surely we
nave reason to be proud CT our schools.
The graduating clas this year will con
sist OF nineteen young ladies and nine
young gentlemen. Two girls to one
boy, and one girl left er.-Medina
Gazette.
The next pension day is June A and
then the new law Of congress as to
the manner of paying pensions goes into
effect. In May the vouchers will be
sent by mail to the pensioners who will
NIL them In and go to notary public or
Justice Of the peace and swear to him
The vouchers will then be returned to the
pension Office, the checks returned and
then cashed. Cambridge Herald.
The township trustees have had large
number of applicants to rent the room
formerly occupied by the postOfice,
from saloons, meat markets, grocery,
millineryand clothing stores. The loca-
tlon Is very desirable one on account Of
its proximity to the pOstofice, and also
from its being central part Of the town.
Shelby Republican.
We read great deal about fathers 90
Ing down stairs, and kicking young men
out for remaing too late with their
daughters, but no such thing ever hap
pened. All father ever does is to growl
at his wife.
1t is much easier to find the man YOU
owe, than the one who owes you.
The Reflector calls the Chronicle "yeI-
low dog" That seems to be the first ed
itOrial recognition of the morning repub-
lican paper received from the afternoon
ditto.
Plenty of sleep is conducive to beauty.
Even garment looks worn when it
loses it nap.
Many man who goes to church with
q long face sells goods with a measure
that is too short. ;. Huron County News.
Nova suffered the loss of a prominent
business factor last Thursday when L. E.
Porter moved to Wellington. Mr.. Porter
has been established in the undertaking
business here for four years past and
through his efficiency and adaptability
for the work has controlled all the busi-
ness in his linefOr many miles hereabouts
during this time. He is courteous and
agreeable in the discharge of his duties
at funeral service and gives the best of
satisfaction on all such occasions. His
removal to Wellington is caused through
his desire for larger field for business
and we can most highly recommed him
to its citizens. Correspondent from
Nova to Ashland Press.
Mansfield is making great preparations
for her fourth of July celebration, and
will devote two days to the jOllifcation
the Bird and 4th. They offer prize to
the township that will send delegation
Of not less than fifty, who best represent
some nation, both in habit and dress.
The prize is to be $780,. Shield.
Apeculiar disease has made its ap-
pearance among the cattle in Westland
township and quite number have died
lately. They are first attacked with a
swelling in the throat although they con-
tinue to eat and drink, but hardly does
the owner become cognizant Of the
trouble before the animal lays itself
down and dies. The disease battles treat
ment and much concern is felt among
the farmers Of that section.