The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02
"A good Cloak for a, at Fitch,s.

| "A good Cloak for "a, at Fitch's.
Try the new SC cigar, HuIl's Hobbies, At
the Bee Hive.
Call at Mrs. A. H. Palmer's and examine
the work Of the new platter.
Highest prices paid for all kinds OF
poultry, BY Couch & Baldwin. stf
Dying in poverty, says a modern NOR
alist, is nothing; it is living In poverty that
comes hard on . fellow.
Beautiful Dolls, dressed and undressed,
at Mrs. A. b. Palmer's. Prices low.
Fine Majolica Ware, beautiful designs In
China Cups and saucers. in great variety, at
the Bee Hive.
When Q Boston man invites you to din
ner, and heads postscript N. B., he means
mo beaps."-New York Commercial.
New York State, patentp process Buckwheat
Flour, $3.50 per hundred, at Hamlin's. 11-6
The hsndsomest line of box papers ever
offered in Wellington, just opened at
Houghton's Drug and Book Store. tt
There's no place like home," repeated
Mr.. Henpeck, looking at q motto, and he
heartily added, "rm glad there isn't"
We shall continue our Tin business, and
shall manufacture all kinds of Dairy Fixtures
on short notice, at the Bee Hive.
"A pair of squeaking boots entering church
will usually draw more attention than the
most attractive minister.
You can buy stoves OF J. w. Wilbur
cheaper than they have ever been sold In
Wellington, either before or since the war. 8
-"Ah Z" sighed old Mr.. Pennilove, ~ am
q lonely man I have not q friend in the
world to die ard leave me any thing"
Everybody Is going to the Concert to be
given by the Orpheus Club at the Congrega-
tionai Church, Monday evening, Dec. eth-
A man, who has been successful in put
ting up his winters stove, may now safely
commence to attend religious meetings again.
Biggest stock OF Revolvers in town. The
best and cheapest cora sheller. Genuine
chilled sleigh shoes. Call and school bells,
at N'oolley's. 10
"A very fine line of portmonies and
diaries, and the largest and handsomest
variety of autograph and picture albums
ever shown in town at Houghton's Drug and
Book store.
The Cincinnati Gazette says that the
latest trick Of the book cauvasser Is to ask
to see the lady Of the house ION . matter
concerning the welfare of her children.
1t is expected the Concert next Monday
evening will meet'the tastes Of the writer Of
and probably OF large majority Of our con.
cert going people.
-"If it was not for the years couched upon
his head" wrote the obituary writer; and
then he got up and howled when the type
setter rendered it, IF 1t was not for his ears,
he could have stood upon his head"
There never was SO rich and elegant q
stock of furniture, nor anything like SO full
an assortment, as can now be seen at A. G.
& g. L. Couch's rooms, and the prices are
marvelously low. Go and see them, and Sc
lect your holiday goods from something use
full as well a. ornamental. See their new
advertisement In next issue.
The senior Greek professor, in his lecture
10 the juniors, the other day, speaking Of the
marriage Of Venus and Vulcan, remarked that
"the handsomest women generally marry the
homeliest men," adding, grimly: There's
encouragement for good many Of YOU"
Mrs. Morgan has . few copies Of the
Justly celebrated Buckeye Cook Book" on
hand; just the thing for . holiday gift to your
wife or daughter. or some other mans dsugh-
ter. Positively, 1t is the most useful Cook
Book ever published, and one no family can
afford to do without. Call at residence on
Mechanic Street, opposite H. L. Couch's.