The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-11-04

rssulSi local rates Obituary and marrage notices,
~ vim Be- Z, heIstofore. pub.hed frse.
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BUSINESS AND PLEASURE.
-Ladies' fine shoes, at Frank B. Serage's
Great slaughter In shelf hardware at
Woolley's. 7f
is clothing store coterie, pantry, or
vestryr
Ladies' shoe polish at Frank B. serage's.
"A good print At 5 cents a yard at VIM.
Rininger's. 54
Lies go by telegraph; truth comes by
mail, three hours late.
Call at Hougaton's and get q pamphlet
describing the Mackinnon pen. tt
-~Pueri" is Latin for young boys; pure
rye is English for old boys.
Il will cell table cutlery for the next sixty
days very low. ]. W. woolley. 7tf
-Politeness pays large dividends, and yet
how few have any Of the stock.
Rubber boots and shoes at lowest prices,
at VIM Rfninper's 4
1t Is . strange thing In art that an actress
must learn to paint before she can draw.
Begin early to prepare for the holidays.
A new line of scrap pictures at Houghtons.
@"Mine, miner, minus ~ This Is the gen.
erL upshot Of speculation in mining stock.
Good whole leather mems boots at 10
pair, at VIM. Rininger's. 5t
Some persons imagine they can gain high
health by con6ning themselves to low diet
pair, at VIM Riuinger's. 54
-aAnty, vat makes the little baby cry SO
Do IL want its mudder p" "Yes, dear, and its
fodder, too"
You can save fifteen per cent by buying
your fall and winter goods at Vim. Rininger's.
When you say that . girls hair is black
"a coal, 1t is Just ~ veil to specify that you
do not mean . red-hot coal.
Call at Mrs. Palmer's and see the new
style of plating. 1t Is the finest ever
made. 6tf
Love, the toothache, smoke, a cough, and
tight boots, are things which cannot possibly
be kept secret very long.
Ladies' dolmans, cloake, circles, and
jackets, very handsome and cheap, at VIM.
Kiuinger's. 54
Becaues 8 man who tends a flock of sheep
is called q shepard, does it follow that man
who keeps cows is q cowards
New Zephyrs, Germantown, Shetland
Wool, Sacks, Hoods, Mittens, and Leggins,
at Mrs. NJ. P. Kingsley's. 6n
-"weight for the wagon" as the farmer
remarked When he helped his three hundred
pound wife into the vehicle.
"A good suit of mems clothing (good
enough TO go to church in) only 5000, at
VIM. Rininger's. 5-4
1t was . very young housekeeper who
set the cake she had baked for picnic out
OF doors one cold night to be frosted.
The handsomest line Of box papers ever
offered in Wellington, just opened at
Houghtou's Drug and Book Store. tt
This 10 the beginning OF new novel:
HE was at one time . SON so prodigal that
all the calves ned at his approach"
"A ane assortment Of the Mackinnon Pen
on sale at Houghton's. A warrant from the
manufacturers goes with each pen, good for
three years. II
"A young man asks: "How can obtain
copious dow of language 2" We would ad-
wise him to try sitting down on . tack.
-Mrs. A. II. Palmer has competent trim
mer from the city, and she invites her pa
irons and friends to call. It's no trouble to
show goods. 6n
This is the latest for wedding invitations:
"Come around and see rs capture . mother
in-law, at eight o'clock, sharp.
-wAterproof oil blacking, at Frank B.
Serags's.
There are hundreds of entertaining
writer's Who would make good historians IL
they did not know 30 many things that never
happened.
-Hollenbach has received another lot of
hne costings and suitings.
The amount Of pin-money required by q
married lady depends altogether on whether
she uses diamond pins or rolling-pins.
Il am going to sell whips at way-down
prices from this date. House trimmings
cheaper than ever. A big stock Of boys
sleds, at woolley's. 6tf
-"Nothing like making . good impress
ion," said old Jones, - he gazed at the out
lines Of his huge shape left in the gutter.
Rubber goods Of all kinds, at Frank B.
serage's.
1t takes little time to learn how to use
the Mackinnon Pen, but no one who becomes
accustomed to their use would do without
one for twice their cost II
ia A. xA~t.
are very careful TO keeps matches out Of
their reach. Its different when they grow up.
III you want good suit. and good ft,
Reub. ID reliable.
All persons indebted to Mrs. II. ". Rock
wood will please call and settle. II not set
t,d by the 18th Of November they will be
left for collection. 20
Aman aud lion met one night,
But they'll never meet again;
For the man ran OF with AL his might,
And the lion with all his name.
Applications for policies Of insurance
with the Ohio Farmers Insurance Company
written at the Company's lowest rates by r.
N. Goodwin, Insurance agent, Wellington, o.
When Solomon said, "The glory of woman
Is her hair" We wonder IL he suspected how
much glory could be bought in our time for
ten dollars?
in order to make room for new goods, q
few fancy boxes Of fine paper, Of . former
stock, wiz be sold at less than the cost of
the paper, at Houghton's Book and Drug
Store.
Little drops of water (in the milk and
little grains OF sand Tin the sugar are what
make the big fortunes Of the humble milk
man and the obscure grocer.