The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-09-15
business ana Pleasure.

arednction wili be given from these rates.
business and Pleasure.
DIR. Foster goes to Oberlin next Monday.
Thar soc Tea at the Bee Hive is as good
as ever
secondhand School Books at Houghton's
Book Store.
The old lady who mended her husbands
trousers with potatoe patch, Is now smooth
ing her hair with the comb of q rooster.
A good dinner win be served for IS cents
at the Star Bakery on Show day.
Remember, a Present with every pound
Of Tea, at the Bee Hive.
1t may be well to state for the informa-
ton of amateur artists that plaster casts of
royal personages are not made Of court
plaster.
Look at the new Lamps at the Bee Hive.
They are so nice, and cheap, too
Oyster stews served at Edits Restaurant
on Show day, and very reasonable, too.
The highest price in cash paid for scrap
iron at Bennett Bros Foundry. 80
The army-worm got as far as Boston,
when = miss with eyeglasses called it by its
nal name. 1t Immediately laid down and
died.
"A full line of School Supplies can always
be found at Houghton's.
For policies OF insurance with the Ohio
Farmers Ius. Co., apply to R. N. Goodwin. Q
Oysters served In all styles, and at very
reasonable prices, at Edits Bakery and Res
taursnt.
A few of those fine printed Dinner Sets
at the Bee Hive, at low prices, to make room
for fall stock.
Jones, getting up from his dinner in q
quiet way, remarked to his landlady that he
had found everything on the table except the
ice-cream.
Finely re-touched and nicely FURNISHED
Photographs for $1-50 per dozen, at Haines'
Gallery, over Hernck's Grocery Store. so
-wanted-A girl for general housework.
Good wages offered to competent help. In
quire at first house south of High School. P
The place to find full line of the finest
qualities Of violin and guitar strings and
trimmings is at Houghtons Drug and Book
Store.
1t is understood that Barnum will add
to the attractions Of his circus next season,
q native-born American who has never had q
college title conferred on him.
J.w. Houghton VIII keep full stock of
KIuises Synthetic Series of Drawing, to be.
used In the Schools this year.
"A larger assortment of spectacles and
eye glasses than ever has Just been received
at Houghton's. Fitting difficult cases
speciality.
1t Is asserted that Denver viii require as
many bricks this year as the City of New
York When Denver man once throws
brick, 1t Is never used again.
do not forget Edits Bakery and Restau-
rant when in town on Show day. Good cooks
have been engaged, and you can expect
plenty of good things to eat there.
Take a company of boys chasing butter
flies, and put long-tailed coats on the boys,
and turn the butterflies into dollars, and you
Lost. Aug. S1st, between Wellington
and Penfeld, q fine wool shawl, broche stripes
on a black ground. The finder win please leave
1t with J. A. Griffith at Herrick's grocery,
Wellington. 50
Mrs spriggins was boasting Of her new
house. The windows she said were all stained.
"That's too badi But won't turpentine or
benzine wash 1t OFF, asked the good Mrs
Oldbody.
-Wanted-50 or more persons each day at
the Star Brkery, to get one Of their "Boss"
Oyster Stews now being served there on short
notice, and at prices never before known in
Wellington.
-Ridpath's q. 8. History has been intro
duced into the Public Schools, and ]. W.
Houghton has made arrangements 30 that he
can sell them to the pupils at Introductory
rates. venables o. s. History when well pre-
served will be taken in exchange.
Brown asked young lady, lately, at q
party, to favor the company with q song.
She made all the usual excuses-cold, out of
practice, hadn't her notes, etc.-and said: 81
can't sing, anyway" II know you can't" said
Brown, and he led another young lady to the
piano.
-Houehton 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.