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

BUSINESS AND PLEASURE.
An elegant line Of stoves at the Bee Hive
VIII sell wringers on monthly pay
ments, ]. II. woolley. Stf
The first American inscription put upor
the obelisk will be "Post no bills."-Bald
wins monthly.
"A good print at cents yard at VIM
Rinincer,s t
About time, says the Boston CONNER
cial-Bulleton, to overhaul your furnace and
get out Jour fall SCOT.
Poultry of all kinds wanted by Couch
Baldwin. Stf
II will sell table cutlery for the next sixty
days very low. J. II. woolley. 7tf
An exchange says that pumpkins are
considered quite the style this year, because
they are genuine "old gold"
Rubber boots and shoes at lowest prices
at wm- Rininger's. 54
Stoves, all kinds and prices to suit, at
the Bee Hive.
"A Maine school teacher captured thirty.
three cuds Of gum from her pupils in one
day, and 1t was a rainy day at that.
Brushes and curry combs at attractive
prices, at J. II. woolley's. stf
Wanted, 10000 Turkies, by Couch &
Baldwin. sn
Good whole leather mems boots ct s.. 90
pair at VIM. Riningcr's. "a
A FOOLS Errand and Invisible Empire,
for sale by w. 8. Avery.
The Philadelphia News says that human
nature is the same all over the world except
in horse car, where itis good deal more so.
The best lantern in town for the least
money. at ]. H. Woolley's. sn
.-Ladies' shoes, good and cheap, at 81 per
pair, at VIM. Riuinger's. "a
The young ladies of West Philadelphia
have organized themselves into Dickens
= club. All the young men at present feel like
going to the Dickens.
Highest prices paid for ell kinds Of
poultry, by Couch Sc Baldwin. ST
When looking for cooking or heating
stove, go to the Bee Hive.
There are a great many church choir
singers that receive good salary here, that
will never get chance to sing in the angel
chorus.-New Haven Register.
You can save fifteen per cent. by buying
your fall and winter goods at wm- Rininger's-
Judge Tourgee's Invisible Empire is
having the largest ealc of any book since
Uncle Toms Cabin.
Call at Mrs. Pslmer's and see the new
style Of plating. It is the finest ever
made. 6d
Never despise humble beginnings. What
at first you might call an old stick in the
mud may in time grow to be beautiful
willow tree, shading the brook.
Ladies' dolmane, cloaks, circles, and
jackets. very handsome and cheap, at wm
Rininger's.
New Zephyrs, Germantown, Shetland
at Mrs. M. p. Kingsley's. 6tf
An Indiana editor says, "Coal oil rubbed |
on the neck and head viii cure hog cholera /;
we havetr etriedit." Who can dispute testimony
like thatf
"A good suit Of mems clothing (good
enough 10 go to church in) only 5000, at
VIM. Rininger'A "a
The man who sighs, allow soon we are |
forgotten" has only to leave a hotel without |
paying his bill to find how sadly mistaken he |
is.-Hotel Clerk.
Mrs. A. II. Palmer has q competent trim
mer from the city. and she invites her pa
irons and friends to call. 1t is no trouble to
show goods. 6u
Those Wishing nice Christmas present
should call at the Post Office and examine
the Invisible Empire"
woman Second only to the press in
the dissemination of news" was toast
offered at printers festival lately. 1t was
meant for . compliment
All persons indebted to Mrs. h. N. Rock
wood viii please call and settle. II not set
tied by the 18th of November they will be
left for collection. 70
-Ifa an untruth Is only a day old It is
called . lie II 1t il year old it is called q
falsehood but II 1t is q century old it is
calleda legend-New York Herald.
"A new invention in the line of card cases
at Houghton's Drug and Book Store. west
side of Public Square, Wellington, Ohio.
"A. g. Powers, merchant tailor, has re-
celved . very nice stockof fall and win-
ter goods for mems wear, and will be
pleased to make them up in the latest style
for this community at the lowest possible
figures. 5-n
1t occurs to the Elmira Advertiser man
that there may be truth in the old saw that
when man makes love to q widow he begins
where the other fellow left OF.
-Lost-Between wellington and Penield,
Friday Oct. 10th, q child's knit hood, seal
brown, trimmed In eordinal red ribbon.
Finder win be. rewarded by returning the
same to this Office.
Parties desiring to pay their subscription
to the ENTERPRISE In wood will please call
at this office; and those who have already
engaged to do SO win make us happy by de-
livering the wood now.
Another poet comes forward and says
"And hear the hiss Of scorching kiss"
Beats all what q man can hear, IL he is only
mean enough to listen.
Miss Ulie B. johnson, of Elyris, and q
recent graduate from an Eastern Conserva-
tory of Music, would like to obtain pupils {
for piano instruction according to the Ger
man method. Satisfactory references given
For further particulars inquire at the Bennett {
House, Wellington. Ohio.
How time changes In the good Old
Testament days it was considered miracle
for an ass to speak, end now nothing rhort
Of miracle win keep one quiet.
Girl wanted.-A family in Cleveland wish
to procure q girl for the winter, or longer II
agreeable. One accustomed to washing, IRON
ing, good cook, and one who Is in want Of
good home, at good wages. Address, S52 {
Bolton Avenue, Cleveland, o.
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