The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-06-09

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ared1ction WIN be given from these rates
business and Pleasure.
Always put of until tomorrow what
cannot be done to-day.
The highest price in cash paid for scrap
iron at Bennett Bros Foundry. so
An issue between capital and labor-pay-
Ing on Saturday night
For policies OF insurance with the Ohio
Farmers' Ins. Co, apply to R. N. Goodwin. Q
The things which We enjoy are passing,
and we are passing who enjoy them.
Mrs. A. h. Palmer has an experienced
hats and bonnets In ine style. SS
The beam Of the benevolent eye giveth
value to the bounty which the hand dis
perses.
DIR. Foster, from Elyria, may be consult
ed at his rooms in the American House dur
ing this and next week.
Houehton & Clifford will be at Wellington
every Saturday to exhibit the Eureka Mower
and Revolving sulky Hay Rake. s6
-Itis estimated that the cost of spring
bonnet viii be about what house viii bring
at sheriff sale.
Mrs. A. b. Palmer has Just received some
nobby hats and bonnets for spring and sum-
mer wear. Call and see them. So
A new and choice lot of stationery has
Just been received at Houghton's; also fine
lot Of Pocketbooks, Binbooks, and Auto
graph Albums
The neanest girl In the universe lives in
Philadelphia SPA" she said, 81 do wish you
would lend me your lovely red nose to paint
my cheeks with"
DIR. Foster, who has won an extended
reputation In this county, arrived at the
American House on Monday with half ton
or more Of baggage. He remains guest of
Mr.. Wilcox this week, and also next week.
"A Scotch minister once said that no wo-
man could bear pain as well as man. Where
is the man who can stand having his waist
squeezed SO he can hardly breathe fer three
hours of an evening and not murmur.
Found at last-The Best Moving Ma
chine. It viii cut one-third more than ordi'
nary machines, and is handled with equal
ease. Call on Houghton & Clifford at Wei
lington and see It so
-~What is your religion, Mr.. Ghbber?''
asked the landlady of her new boarder
"Meat three times day." was the reply that
startled the good woman, and put her in 9
reyery as to whether the man was heathen
or had misunderstood her question.
-wanted-A situation by young man to
work on farm for two, three or i've months
In Pittsheld preferred. Is accustomed to
farm work. Address,
w., Box 81, oberlin, Ohio.
A national bank note Is better fixed than
Bob IngersoH. The bank note is certain that
its redeemer lives, however, old and ragged
II NAV be. Bob is q scoffer, and must take
his chances.
The Eureka Mower has direct draft, con-
sequently draws easy, cuts q swath six feet
leaves the cut grass standing up and loose SO
that It viii dry an hour or two sooner than
grass cut by the ordinary machine. For sale
by Houghton Clifford. so
81 don't care much for quiet baby, but
/ dote on 9 squalling one" said an old bach
elor. aWhy, how strangel |" admiringiy
chorused all the mothers in the room. "Not
at all.s responded the bachelor, "because
you see, as soon as the brat begins to squall
it's always taken from the room"
-stolen-sn Wednesday night, June LIST
fuht
mare, seven years old and weighing about
1,SO0 lbs; had small white spot on fore
head. Any person furnishing such inform
alton as win lead to his recovery will be suit
ably rewarded. Address Harvey Long, sulli
van, Ashland county, o.
Human nature isindeed q curious study
4 boy may sing sHold the Fort'' so sweetl'
on Sunday that the very walls of Zion tngl
with the sacred melody, and yet you would
MT recognize him on week days when h
GENES out from swimming and finds out ths
some other boy has hopelessly knotted NJ
his shirt sleeves and trouser legs.
wv. J. Chamberlain, Secretary State Boar
OF Agriculture, says "I moved my orchar'
to-day and was astonished to find that tn
Eureka did better work in every respect thai
the Buckeye never want to take side Gu
mower into my orchsrd again. have no
found the place where do notlike the Eurek
better than any side cut machine ever saw.
Sold by Houghton & Clifford. SO
"A minister with rather fiorid complex
ion went into the shop Of barber, one o
his parishioners, to be shaved. The baroe
was addicted 70 heavy bouts of drinking, Al
ter which his hand was, in consequence, VI
steady at its work. In shaving the ministe
he inflicted cnt sufficiently deep to cove
the lower part of his face with blood. Tn
minister turned to the barber and in tor
Of solemn severity said "You see, Thoma
what comes of too much drinking" "Aye,
replied Thomas, with the utmost composur
ssit makes the skin very tender"
Call on Houghton & Clifford and see u
Best Mower In the world. No live farmer ca
afford to do without it. They also have th
old revolving Horse Rake, mounted o
wheels, and it works like . charm. We cha
lenge comparison with any other Rake. Me
of middle age win regret that they were nj
born thirty years later, so they could hay
had the pleasure Of hayirg with these tool
instead of using the old slow-coach tools an
machines they have had. so
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