The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-09-01
BUSINESS and Pleasure.

She cooed; he wooe6; the old man said
they could II they would. No cards,
Sheet Music at Krieger & Emerson's for
cents. 4S
The highest price in cash paid for scrap
iron at Bennett Bros Foundry. 80
Young ladies and elephants attain their
growth at eighteen. But one trunk is enough
for an elephant while travelling.
For policies of insurance with the Ohio
Farmers Ius. Co., apply to R. N. Goodwin. 9
When you want Sheet Music go to Krie-
ger & Emerson's. As
Who says it's unhealthy to sleep in fea-
thers? Look at the spring chicken and see
how tough he is.
-Found-A Laprobe and Circular. Owner
can haye same by proving them and paying
for this notice.
For Pure Drugs and Medicines go to Krie-
ger s. Emerson's. 4S
China has only fifteen miles of telegraph.
The facilities for circulating lies in that coun-
try are limited.
cialty at Krieger & Emerson's. 4s
Finely re-touched and nicely FURNISHED
Photographs for s1.50 per dozen, at Haines'
Gallery, over He52ck's Grocery Store. so
-af people were to be vaccinated with
common sense" says Mayor Grace, "thou-
sands of them wouldn't take"
The place to find full line of the finest
qualities Of violin and guitar strings and
trimmings is at Houghtons Drug and Book
Store.
The Czar has succeeded in maintaining
absolute monarchy; but he is afraid to come
out and see how 1t is getting along.
Mrs. NJ. Bartlett, being desirous for EN-
ployment, would solicit PARTON of the pa
tronage of those having washing to do. Will
endeayor to give good satisfaction.
And now somebody has been counter
feiting Egyptian money. Somebody must be
rich to afford to use good material to make
into Egyptian money.
"A larger assortment of spectacles and
eye glasses than ever has just been received
at Houghton's. Fitting difficult cases
speciality.
-"Ez general thing" said Uncle John
the other evening, 81 am down on puns. But
I've allus considered blacksmith hoss
sure"
-Lost-A Ten-dollar Gold Piece at Mr..
Robinsons stall on the Fair Grounds on We'd
nesday, Aug. oath. The finder will be hber-
ally rewarded by leaving the same at this
Office. WILL sPRAeUE.
"A man who was fishing for trout in the
TioDesta years ago, so the story runs, caught
his hook on q bag Of gold and brought 1t
safely to shore. As he looked at the gold he
sadly said, ajust my luck; meyer could catch
any fish.
Found-Money Purse. A. B. Hayes, of
Penfield, found purse containing money, in
his express wagon on the Fair Grounds,
which he has brought to this Office. The
owner viii prove property and pay for this
notice.
All, now we shall begin to read Of the
murmuring sea, of the silent sea, of the
moonlit sea, of the restless sea, of the un-
rufied sea, and all that nerve soothing pana-
cea. It is pleasant, yea 1t is delightful; but
it means four dollars day and every thing
"extra." Do not be beguiled by II.
-Houghton has full assortment of violins
of different grades, from IS to $40 in price.
violins trimmed, box and bow, for from IS
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.