The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-16

Buy your Christmas Presents at the Bee
Hive. 1879
Louisiana Oranges for the holidays at
Harveys. Q
The man who takes unto himself wife
on Christmas eve will BE- sure to have we'll
filed stockings.
Don't fail to call and sec the ready
dressed dolls at Mrs. A. H. Palmer's. Price
within the reach OF all.
-"Honesty is the best policy" but as the
| world wags nowadays, 1t is no small matter
to earn money enough to pay the premium.
You can buy stoves of J. w. Wilbur
cheaper than they have ever been sold in
Wellington, either before or since the war. 8
Cabinet makers in Illinois are kept busy
making furniture once owned and used by
Abraham Lincoln.
Mrs. A. II. Palmer's is the place to have
your dressmaking and millinery done. She
keeps none but competent help.
A familiar instance of color-blindness is
that Of . man taking q brown silk umbrella
and leaving . green gingham in Its place.
-Otterbacher Is bound to win II good
goods, low prices, and generous treatment Of
customers are elements of success. 12-f
Christmas is rapidly coming this way,
and the young man with No. Q foot will, As
usual, be presented with q pair Of No. 6
clippers.
Mrs. A. H. Palmer wishes to inform her
friends and patrons that she will sell her
goods at reduced rates for the remainder of
the season. Call and see her.
A medical writer asks: "Does position
affect SLEEPY" Well, rather ; If you're hung
up by your trowsers on q spiked fence, you
won't sleep very eoundly.-Boston Post.
service, and the celebrated Duber Gold and
Silver Watch Cases, leading speciality at
Webb o. Balls. Salesroom, sloss Block, 2SS
Superior Street, Cleveland, o.
"A man down town was presented with q
pair of twin boys yesterday. He remarked
| that 1t was q warm day, but he didn't expect
two osonstrokes.-New Haven Register.
| -Cloaks, Cloaks, Cloaks. A great bargain
in Cloaks. Having closed out Q large lot Of
Cloaks at q great bargain, we propose to
give our customers a benefit, as they must
all be closed out by January l, 1881. Bald.
win, Laundon & Co. 9
| Mamma said the little one, do you
know what you are going to give me for
Christmas ~ "Why yes," said the mother,
.of couree know" swell. for mercy's
sake, don't tell me-" responded the puss
with great vehemence.
| S-Cloaks, Cloaks, Cloaks. A great bargain
in C1oaks. Having closed out large lot OF
| Cloaks at q great bargain, We propose to
give our customers q benefit, as they must
all be closed out by January /, 1881. Bald.
win, Daundon & Co.
| The Rochester Democrat says: "The
weather was never yet SO cold or SO warm
that gin was not exactly what some poor
wretch needed to make him comfortable"
Out Of town customers who visit the city
in quest Of holiday novelties, will find q
choice selection of " atches, French Clocks.
Diamonds, rich Jewelry, solid Silver and
Plated Ware at Webb o. Balls, the leading
Jeweler. salesroom, sloss Block, No. 2SS
Superior Street, Cleveland, o.
Il didn't know Q man could be SO much
made up Of water" said q hot man on the
corner yesterday, wringing the sweat from
his brow. "Oh,yes," remark ed hotel-keeper
who came along, my experience is that man
is Q regular sponge-"-Chicago Journal.
The Congregational Church Choir, as
sisted by Halls Orchestra, intend giving q
Concert sometime between Chriftmas and
New Years. Music will consist of Instru-
mental and Vocal (Choruses, Quartetts,
Duets and SOLOS,. Selections viii b from
the best authors. Let everybody arrange
their business so as to attend one Of the best
entertainments ever g;sen in the place by
home talent.