The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-12-02

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BUSINESS AND PLEASURE.
: "A new iine Of Trusses, at Houghton's.
lOysters received daily, at the Bee Hive.
a LAWYER always talks In money sylla-
bles.
= ZINE CONNECTIONS at the Bee Hive for the
Holidays.
IA good print, cents per yard, at VIM.
Kininger's. "3
li,.s-American Thanksgiving proclamations
should be bound in turkey.
J.w. wilbur says the bottom has fallen
out ON prices Of stoves. H-S
Wanted, 10000 Turkies, by Couch q
Baldwin. su
-Chndren's Toy Tea Sets and Chamber
Sets, nom cents mp, at the Bee Hive
Prominent chin and abundance Of cheek
accompany the successful book agent
Don't fail to hear the Orpheus Club, Mon
day evening. See the bills for particulars.
"A lot OF glass stand lamps, for sale at
cost 10 close out stock, at Houghtons.
"A good fine brown sheeting, s cents .
yard, at wm- Rininger's. N4
Cal At the Bee Hive and look at the ele-
CANT display Of Holiday Goods
"A great many people make the mistake
to illuminate noses in place OF houses.
Poultry of all kinds wanted by Couch g
Baldwin. su
Skates, sleds, Table Cutlery, Chilled Bob
Shoes, very low, at Woolley's. IL
For policies Of insurance with the Ohio
Farner' Ins. Co. apply to R. n. Goodwin. y
Speaking Of Sarah. the Syracuse Herald
concludes that she's naughty but she's NICE
Fine stock of Millinery for ladies, misses
and dolliss; also dressmaking In all its
branches, st Nrs. A. b. Palmer's.
"A complete assortment of new Holiday
Books and Primners for children, At
Houghton's
The East is the place for matrimonial
bargains Massachusetts has o6yoS7 more
females than males.
Buy your Christmas presents at the Bee
Hive. The finest line Of these goods ever
shown in Wellington.
WIN. Rininger il selling good wool
shirting nanel at 50 cents Der yard that has
usually been retailed at 80 cents. 1c-f
-Adversity makes man sharp in the wsys
OF the world. The rasor is made keen by
being frequently strapped.
New Zephyrs, Germantown, Shetland
Wool, Sacks, Hoods, Mittens, and Leggins,
at Mrs. M. P. Kinssley's. Es,llL 61
Go to Hardware Store for your Hard
ware And would modestly suggest that you
trade with me. J. H. Woolley. IL
Dispatches announce the capture of the
sardinian bandit. Tolu. And is he the fellow
who invented Rock and Rye~
"A large line of Dollar goods, consisting
Of comb cases, wall pockets, brackets, stands,
etc, etc, at Hoyt 4 Woolley's. u-2
"A great variety Of Decorated and Printed
Chamber Sets, at way down prices, TO make
room for new designs in these goods, at the
Bee Hive.
"A dull old lady being told that certain
lawyer was ''lying at the point Of death" ex-
claimed: my gracious won't even death
stop that man's lyingr'
The Orpheus Club IL said to be composed
of very Ane musicians, who understand and
will try to meet the tastes Of our people. A
rich treat nay Be expected.
"A fun assortment Of Methodist Hymn
ala. I'll sises and styles of binding, may
be found at Houghton's, at publishers
prices.
The Nycum Advertiser says II 1t could
be possible to live our lives over again we
would act Just - We had done during our
hrst experience.
The choicest new books Of the season,
selected with great care to suit the wants Of
old and young. grave and merry. Call and
see them. at Houghton's. tt
"A very Ane lot of velvet frames for pict-
ures. and splendid assortment of Christmas
and New Years cards now selling every day
as Houghton's. II
Papa" said little boy, "why don't
woasu have whiskersf" because my dear
boy" Vas the reply, "their jaws are never
stin long enough for them to grow"
The person Who took the package con-
tanning overalls, belonging to another per-
son, from Harvey's store, had better return
them without further notice.
Having large stock OF Stoves on hand,
I propose and viii sell Stoves for the next
thirty days st greatly reduced prices. Call
and get prices and be convinced. J. W.
wilbur. 11-S
-Just - soon ~ . man finds himself
Aosaed to political disappointment, he dis
eoven tAat Il 10 necessary for him to give all
his time ana attention thcnceforth to his
business.
For sale-0ne S-spsing wagon, cheap at
e50, viii be sold for $50; Sweep Power Saw
Ing Machine; No. s Steam Feed Cutter and
- fact good rubber belt, for SIS. Apply to
Eibsrt STAR. PenAeld. 11-t
-Hoyt 4 woolley win keep their Furni-
ture Rooms open evenings, until after the
holidsyf, and every attention given custom
ers who may nnd II more convenient to visit
them after business hours. 1i-2
"A fat woman Of Corinth, Miss, drank
Ashbark tea to make her lean, and she skip
ped for the better land Just two hours ahead
Of lean woman who was eating gum arabic
30 make her fat
"A fun line Of Holiday Goods, such as
esntiemsa's and ladies Easy Chairs, Castor
Rockers, elegant Psrlor Suits, and full line
Of fFurnishing Goods, q low as the lowest, at
Hoyt 4 Woolley's. 1l-2
1-Horass Greedy never said a more truthful
thing than whea he dsclased shat the dark
est hour in the histosy - any young man Is
when he ats down to study how to get