The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-01-13
business ana Pleasure.

The Mississippi River has ice at its head
Fitch will sell the balance of his stock of
overcoats at cost. II
-Bernhardt in Boston has learned to say
"ze pork and beam"
Wanted, 10000 Turkie., by Couch &
Baldwin. su
old bachelors' Christmas wreathes begin
and end In smoke.
Lundborg's Criterion Perfumes are to be
had at Houghton's.
-Firemen, as we'll as other people, like to
talk Of their old flames.
III you wish to buy an overcoat cheap,
now IL the time. Fitch Is selling at cost. II
Eating between meals is not so unhe althy
As drinking between drinks.
-Daly's "Pins and Needless comedy is
full of pointed remarks.
Highest prices paid for all kinds of
poultry, BY Couch & Baldwin. stf
limited States greenbacks are at q pre-
ium over gold In Montreal.
Poultry Of all kinds wanted by Couch &
Baldwin. Stf
-Beaconsneld's new novel, 1t is said, was
written about twenty years ago.
Wanted, a girl to do general housework.
Inquire at Houghton's Drug and Book Store.
One girl wants to be as stylish as another,
fhox ham fhofr 49,
For policies Of Insurance with the Ohio
Farmers' Iue. Co., apply to R. N. Goodwin. o
"A word to the wise-If the swearing off
10 done at once 1t will save much headache.
Fitch has Q few Closks and Dolmans that
he viii sell ten per cent less than manufac-
turers' prices. Il
Man is surpassed by woman, In that he
has nc feasible way of fastening his hair on
his head.-Nat. Burbank.
-Ralph's celebrated Camphor Ice, for
chapped lips, etc, IL to be had at Hough-
tons, cheap.
Only he OF infinite tact and Of consul
inmate genius can play the part Of q hus-
band to popular actress.
Headquarters for sleigh bell and chimes
, at woolley's Don't want to keep them over.
VIII sell at q small margin. Is
Denver has q policeman who writes
poetry, and the editor who refuses to pub
lish II il liable to 60 to the lookup.
Whaling to make room for spring goods,
I will sell overcoats from now till March at
cost. % A. NJ FITCH
The girl who was courted by a spruce
young lawyer said she liked to be protected
by the strong arm of the law.
"A fne, fun blooded Jersey Bull Calf,
nearly one year old, for sale cheap. Inquire
of J. W. Wilbur. 15n
Maiden lady's quotation slightly altered
from an old aphorism-"when singleness is
bliss tbs folly to be wives.
Biggest stock of Revolvcrs in town. The
best aud cheapest corn shelter. Genuine
chilled sleigh shoes. Cali aud school bells.
at N'oolley's. 20
TO the query of q Danbury dentist TO
an applicant for q new set as to what sort of
teeth, she wanted she said, something that
won't show dirt"
Wanted, situation to do general house
work No objection to going into the
country. Inquire at Mr.. Williams, opposite
the Catholic Church, Wellington
The families Of W. R. santley and James
Sheldon were the happy recipients of fne
Hazelton Pianos on Christmas day, bought
from our well-known dealer, VIM. Vischer,
Mr.. santley choosing the Upright and Mr..
Sheldon q Square Grand. The Razelton has
marked evidences of superiority in welling-
ton village, where they have been thoroughly
tested for six years or more. None can show
finer combined qualities in a piano, while
the great mass are inferior. We would ad-
wise all who contemplate purchasing piano
to get prices at home before closing contracts
elsewhere. Judging from the pianos re-
Gently bought in other places, from S75 to
8125 can be saved. A fine stock on hand,
which are bought direct from factories for
cash, and will be sold-not for cost-but
small margins. Pianos from the factories of
Hazelton Bros, New York; &. T. Pease s. Co,
New York; and E. McCammon, Albany. A
Ane new Francis Bacon Piano just received
from factory. Square Grand, rich ogee
mouldings on top of case, seven and one
third octave, retail ee3o, for the extremely
low price of $3.50. Go and see these
pianos, and be convinced they are well
bought in comparison with Others who have
purchased similsr goods. A new invoice of
: twenty Organs just received, which will be
sold at low rates. They are from the facto-
ries Of J. Estey & Co, whose superiority none
dispute and the Bridpeport Orpau CO.. whose
standard Of excellence Is well known.
The Eighth Epistle of Timothy.
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away. And Q certain man saw 1t and told
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