The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-09-08
business and Pleasure.

"A stop order-whoai
Secondhand School Books at Houghton's
Book Store
wild oats are the only crop that grows
by gaslight.
Sheet Music at Krieger & Emerson's for
cents 4s
Doctor Foster remains at the American
House, this and next week only.
The highest price in cash paid for scrap
iron at Bennett Bros Foundry. so
The watch repairer is always engaged in
spring cleaning.
A full line of School Supplies can always
be found at Houghton's.
For policies of Insurance with the Ohio
Farmers Ins. Co., apply to r. N. Goodwin.
A bird in the hand is worth two dollars
and q half, If it happens to be canary.
Doctor Foster remains at the American
House, this and next week only
When you want Sheet Music go to Krie-
ger & Emerson's. 4s
apply to Congress for harbor improvements
For Pure Drugs and Medicines go to Krie-
ger & Emerson's. 4s
Doctor Foster remains at the American
House, this and next week only.
Bird Cages and Picture Frames a spe-
cialty at Krieger s. Emerson's. 4s
The man who thinks the boy who lives
next door to him is a good boy has not been
found
Finely re-touched and nicely FURNISHED
Photographs for $1.50 per dozen, at Haines'
Gallery, over Hernck's Grocery Store. so
-aLet 1t be recorded" said buyer when
he suspected that his wood-dealer was bring
Ing short measurement.
Doctor Foster remains at the American
House, this and next week only.
The place to find full line Of the finest
qualities of violin and guitar strings and
trimmings is at Houghtons Drug and Book
Store
Eighteen hundred and eighty-one does
not resemble q pair of lovers on sofa, be-
cause there is one at each end
". W. Houghton will keep full stock of
KIuises syntheti: Series of Drawing, to be
used In the Schools this year.
LII Is asserted that vennor at one time
was plumber. Well, he's not the only
plumber that makes good weather profit.
"A larger assortment of spectacles and
eye glasses than ever has just been received
at Houghton's. Fitting difficult cases
speciality.
Parents who contemplate making rail-
road men out OF their boys, cannot be too
careful how they bring them up. We learn
that the cause of many of our railroad dis
asters Is defective training.
-Ridpath's U. 8. History has been intro
duced into the Public Schools, and J. w.
Houehton has made arrangements so that he
can sell them to the pupils at Introductory
rates venahles U. 8. History when well pre-
served win be taken in exchange.
AN eccentric man In the town of P,
after having been vexed at certain very nat
ural notions of his wife's in regard to new
clothes for herself and children, said: "When
married that woman liked her well enough
to eat her up, and now wish to goodness
had"
-Houghton has full assortment of violins
of different grades, from $3 to $40 in price.
Violins trimmed, box and bow, for from $5
to s25. These instruments are guaranteed
to be as represented, and the better grades
are warranted to be satisfactory in tone. In
fact, we defy any one to sell violins Of
superior make, finish and tone for less money.
Parties purchasing and not finding them
satisfactory viii be allowed to exchange until
suited.
Doctor Foster remains at the American
House this and next week only.