The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-09-21
and Pleasure.

Long on stalks-sorghum.
A full line Of School Supplies can always
be found at Houghton's.
Millions in it--hat cheap table, at Bald
win, Laundon & Co.'s
A mans curiosity never reaches the fe-
male standard until some one tells him that
his name was in Yesterdays paper.
Closing Sale of Gloves and Hosiery, at
Baldwin, Launcon & Co.'S.
The highest price in cash paid for scrap
iron at Bennett Bros Foundry. so
Fruit Is gold in the morning, silver at
noon, and lead at night Look at Adam, who
got into trouble by eating an apple after Eve.
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, at cents
each, at Baldwin, Laundon & Co.'s.
Finely re-touched and nicely FURNISHED
Photographs for $1.5O per dozen, at Haines'
Gallery, over HerrIek's Grocery Store %
500 pairs OF Kid Gloves, to close, at IS
cents, at Baldwin, Laundon & Co.'S
The Baltimore Sun tells OF young lady
of that city who gave 100000 for husband.
Us men come high: but the girls have got to
have us.
The Justly celebrated Broadhead Apscas,
coming in by the case at Baldwin, Laundon
& Co.'s.
j. W. Houghton will keep full stock OF
Kluises syntheti: Series of Drawing, to be
used In the Schools this year.
so dozen unlaundried hem stitched Linen
Handkerchiefs, only 1a1< cents each, at Bald
win, Laundon & Co.'s.
Any family which will put of the summer
vacation until about the 1st of November
will be delightfully."- SURPRISED to find how
easily they can give 1t up altogether::
Fifty pieces Cashmere, Just arrived, at
Rock Bottom Prices, at Baldwin, Laundon
q Co.'s.
-Lost-Sept., 11th, between Wellington
and Penfeld, small red pocket-book. The
finder win please leave it with ]. w. Hough-
ton, Wellington o.
The biggest line Of Roman and Tinsel
Trimmings, Plaids and Stripes, in Ohio, al
Baldwin, Laundon & Co.'s.
When q man can talk stuff, Of which
neither he nor anybody else can tell the mean
ing, he is called either philosopher or fool
lust as it happens to strike his hearers.
Ribbons, Ribbons, Ribbons = Cheap
Cheaper, Cheapest, at Baldwin, Laundon
q Co.'s. /
"A Pittsburg plumber stole 500 from {
house in which he was working the other day
1t was great streak Of luck for the house
owner, as the plumber didn't dare to come
back for his pay.
AN immense stock Of Boots and Shoes
at way down prices, at Baldwin. Laundor
s. Co.'s.
An Irish lady was so much on her guart
against betraying her national accent that she
Is reported to. have spoken of the creature
of Vesuvius," :" fearing that the crater would
betray her again.
The place to find full line of the fines
qualities Of violin and guitar strings an
trimmings is at Houghtons Drug and Bool
Store.
"A South End girl thanked q man VIII
gave her his seat in q street-car, and he mar
ried her and proved to be worth s40O 200. (W
circulate this lie in hope of inducing girls t
be more courteous.)
Wake up and bounce in on them 'er
boys, at Baldwin, Laundon & Co.'s. and Sc
the mammoth stock of fresh, new, chea
goods.
"A larger assortment of spectacles an
eve glasses than ever has just been receives
at Eoughton's. Fitting difficult cases
speciality.
He had lost his knife, and they aske
him the usual question: do you know wher
you lost it9'' "Yes, yes" he replied, :"
course, do. am merely hunting in thes
other places to kill time"
Don't fail to buy your Bleached an
Brown Cotton now and save the advance i
prices, atReldwin, Laundon q Co.'s.
The Rev. Mr. Piper was once called upo
to marry a man to his fourth wife As
approached the couple, he said: please
arise" The man wriggied about in his cha
amoment, and finally spoke: "We've usual
sotr'
Lost. Aug. S1st, between Wellingto
and Penfeld, fine wool shawl, broche strip
on black ground. The finder will please lea'
1t with J. A. Grifath at Herrick's grocer
Wellington. 81
The report from Europe that Tanner, Il
faster, had fallen down q pair of stairs
that country and broken his neck is contr
dicted. 1t appears tina; all the best news tn
comes over the Cable lacks the importal
element of truth.
As usual Mr.. Bowman has some of Z
finest cloths In the market for mems sui
One piece especially merits notice, 1t bell
fine in color, beautiful In texture, and
strong as to make it impossible to tear
Just the thing for business mems suits.
-sMary,' he asked why am like butter
He expected to hear her say that 1t was b
cause he was the genuine article, and he vi
completely crushed when she promptly T
piled: why, guess 1t is because the hott
1t gets the softer you act.'
-Houehton has q full assortment of violi
of different grades, from sS to $40 in pri'
violins trimmed, box and bow, for from
tn SOS. These instruments are guarante
to be as represented, and the better grad
are warranted to be satisfactory in tone.
fact. we defy any one to sell violins
.nnerior make. finish and tone for less mon
Parties purchasing and not finding tn
satisfactory Will be allowed to exchange un
suited
KALAMAZOO. MICH, Feb. 2, 1880.