The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-06-02
BUSINESS and Pleasure.

Believe about half you hesr, and keep 1t /
to yourself, that regulations may not suner' U
For policies of insurance with the Ohio
Farmers Ins. Co., apply to R. n Goodwin s
Hope is like the sun, which as we jour
new toward 1t, casts the shadow Of our bur-
den behind US.
"A new lot Of these patent Rubber Eye
Glasses, warranted to ht any nose that ever
grew, at Houghton's.
If there is any person 10 whom you feel
dislike, that is the person Of whom you
ought never to speak
Trimmer from Cleveland, who can at mp your
hats and bonnets in fine style.
SEQ to ihe aunt, thou sluggard," don't
seem to be needed in any way by the sluggard
who geneally goes to his uncle,
-Found-Money, which the owner can
have by proving property and paying for
this notice. w. >. AVERY
Nature has written a letter of credit on
some mems faces which is honored wherever
1t is presented.
Houehton & Clifford viii be at Wellington
every Saturday to exhibit the Eureka Mower
and Revolving sulky Hay Rake. SO
scene In an oyster house: "see here these
oysters are spoiled" s'That's all aight, I put
In twice as many on that account"
Mrs. Al. Palmer has just received some
nobby hats and bonnets for spring and sum-
mer wear. Call and see them. So
-, a,a,nias uonId
iud 1t a great deal more profitable to be enc |
mics to somebody else and friends to them
selves.
"A new and choice lot of stationery has
lust been received at Houghton's; also a fine
lot of Pocketbooks, Binbooks, and Auto
graph Albums.
An uncsuccessful low er was asked by what
means he lost his divinity. "Alasp cried he,
81 hattered her until she got too proud to
speak to me-"
A geart drinker being at table, they offer
ed him grapes at desert. "Thank you," said
he. pushing back the plate, 81 don't take my
wine in pfisr'
Whenever 3 local politician gets little
hungry, he rushes of to Washington with
the information that the post office in his
town Is badly managed.
Found at last-The Best Moving Ma
chine. It will cut one-third more than ordl-
nary machines, and Is handled with equal
ease. CAN on Houghton 6 Clifford at Wei
liDgton and see 1t. %
Mark Twain. speaking Of new mosquito
netting, writes: The day Is coming when we
shall sit under our netting In church ana
slumber peacefully while the discounted hies
club together and take 1t out OF the minister
Whenever you see q woman talking
straient AZ a man, and beginning to nod her
head and keep time with her upraised index
finger. IL is about time for sombody to climb
tree.
The Eureka Mower has direct draft con-
.eouently draws easy, cuts swath six feet,
leaves the cut grass standing up and loose SO
that II VIII dry an hour or two sooner than
Grass eut by the ordinary machine. For sale
by Houghton & Clifford. 90
-aIittle baby Is very Ill. Charley; am
afraid he is going die" ''well IL he dies,
mamma. he won't go to the bad place.
aWhy. Charley, how can you know thats''
~oI know he can't mamma he's got no teeth
to gnssh."
p,,.-. has o,ened a new Cigar
and Tobacco Store. directly opposite I. Do
lands carriage mandatory, where can %
found the best OF everything in that line H'
win also keep good class Of lemonade
which is nice to take this hot weather
Everybody win please take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
-..x. .,.,,,. .s..on \. nDon us
~. .r,s snss- that "a sold in tn
some - ~ ~ t.tsn ont 70 get its frs
glimpse of the woods 1t would doubtless
surprised to see maple tree and would no
recognize it.
-Ar iron church, forty by twenty feet
.,xs was sent from London, Eng- to II
F.cnimaux. and after being two years on Il
way at length reached us oes'inA'on' an
was dedicated.
.;,5 ~ we.ther that makes ms
- ~, a,,,s- ~ = that Adam hadn't been so SUI
We vs., - . hackslider. or that some patri,
cess,s ,s,ent :. na,r of linen trousers tn
nrt.on [ around the neck and have arm-hole
.,.,,,u 20 b
"A colored preacner, IN dsnsiAs *, " !.
hearers the sentence, ne nas = 80. 80,
the season Is enaeo anu ~. s"s srsS,sa M = asrs ain