The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-02-10
~. W. HoueHron. \. n. Houen1on; Editors.

Are long and =. IN .o
reduction win be Owen from thesera
business and Pleasure.
Not born to blush unseen-the measles.
What nice Valentines Houghton has in
his window. 10
a most imposing body"-A dead beat
Lundborg's Criterion Perfumes are to be
had at Houghton's.
Fitch will sell the balance of his stock Of
overcoats at cost. II
Troubles easy borne when everybody
gives 1t . lift for you.
"A fine lot of valentines, all prices snd
sizes, at J. W. Houghton's. %
Why is great bore like tree! Both
look best when leaving.
-Found-Those nice Valentines at Hough-
tons Drug Store. Call early. 19
If you wish to buy an overcoat cheap,
now Is the time. Fitch is selling at cost. Ia
"A slow mstch-a couple that marries
after twenty years. courtship.
A lot of books more or less damaged the
night Of the fire for sale cheap at Houghton's.
Scrap Pictures, new and large assort-
ment, Just received at Houghton's. 20
You mustn't think dentist is mad be.
cause you catch him grinding his teeth.
D,hl 80 f.
change on sale at Houghton's. 81
There is plenty of room at the top" as
the baid-headed man said to his full beard.
J.w Houghton is closing out his stock
ofiamps and all wicked things at cost 10
The dynamite cartridge is superseding z
the huzz-saw as news item manufacturer.
For policies Of insurance with the Ohio
Farmers' Ius. Co.. apply to R. N. Goodwin.
How did you find Uncle Johnr In
apple pie order" sHow il thats" "Crusty."
-solon Palmer's choice Perfumes will be
found at j. W. HouEhton's Book Store. 10
You might as well try to strike lig ht
on q block Of ice as to do business without
advertising.
Fitch has q few Closks and Dolmans that
he will sell ten per cent less than manufac-
turers' prices. Ia
The placidity Of expression worn ty q
man WIN is next" in a full barber-shop can
not be counterfeited.
-Houghton has his store pretty well re-
organized and is ready to wait upon his GUS
TONERS and friends. 81
"A large majority Of the regular church
goers are women. Would the case be reyer-
sed II women did the preachings
"A fine, full blooded Jersey Bull Calf,
nearly one year old, for sale cheap. Inquire
of ]. W. Wilbur. 15f
When . man consumes piece of board
ing house mince pie without peering under
tine crust, is it faith or recklessnesss
-Raiph's celebrated Camphor Ice, for
chapped lips, etc, IL to be had ct Hough-
tons, cheap.
-"Covers for six" - the waiter remarked
who brought half . dosen gentlemen their
hats.
Wishing to make room for spring goods,
will sell overcoats from now till March at
cost. % AN. FITCH.
-Of q misery man somebody wrote: His
head gave way, but his hand never did. His
brain softened, but his heart couldn't"
"A new thing. Brushes for cleaning plate
teeth, sure TO be appreciated by any who are
under the necessity Of using such an article.
Examine them at Houghton's. 81
The latest thing In eye glasses at Hough-
tons, warranted to at any nose; viii not fall
on by moving about or jarring. Also, . full
line Of gold, silver and steel tpectacles at 50
The average weight Of the adult man is
40 pounds o ounces, except when he steps
on fellows corns then he weighs about a ton.
-Found-On the upper end Of Prospect
Street. on January 10th last, buffalo robe
marked "O." The owner can have the same
by calling at Mr.. Codding's and paying all
charges.
would you like to look through the big
telescope ?" asked one girl Of another. "No,
I'd great deal rather look through q key
hole"
-Canucd GOODS et Cost. Every can war
ranted. Tomatoes, Corn, Succotash, Lima
Beans Small Peas, Peaches, etc. Also q
sman stock Of Groceries at cost, to give room
for . different line Of goods. A. L DEWEY.
Rejected lovers need never despair, there
are fouHand-twenty hours in day, and not
. moment in the tweuty-four in which
woman may not change her mind.
-Houghton has few of those very valu-
able Chest Protectors left of his immense
stock. Every one using them say that they
would not part with them for twice their
cost. Call and examine before you are too
late. 10
-Beaconsfeld ascribes his success to
women. Adam laid all his trouble to the
same source. Adam, we are ashamed of you.
Beaconsaeld, you are gentleman.
DIR. NJ L. Wright Surgeon Dentist, wishes
to inform the public that he has taken the
old Dental Rooms near the Bank. The doc
tor has had twelve or fifteen years. constant
practice, and is willing to assure all Of good
work, good materials, and fair prices. Law
ing moved my family here, have come to
stay, and desire 10 be held responsible for as
perfect work a. our art has attained.
Niagara is now In Its glory. The Horse
shoe Fall is frozen solid go feet from either
shore, and the ice mountains in front Of the
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