The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-11-30
of Oysters at Harvey's.

fun as making faces at . blind man
-150 new Dolmans and sacques, at Bald
win, Laundon & Co.'s. IL
Dolls at Mrs. A h. Palmer's, from
Nickle to one Dollar. 10
He was freshman, and was watching
white he said.
Thirteen different kinds of Horse Blan-
kets at otterbacker's
Now is the time to buy Dress Goods at
Baldwin, Laundon & Co.'s. IL
The tail Of Prof. swiffs latest comet is
nearly million miles long. This comet
ought to be able to keep the flies OF.
Trunks and valises cheaper than ever at
Otterbaeker's.
Another lot of those sarinack Gloves re-
ceived. One price only, at Haryey's- 10
Darn your risei as the poor man said to
the coal dealer who advanced the price of
coal fifty cents per ton.
Pushes in all shades and qualities, at
Baldwin, Laundon & Co.'s. IL
Get the picture you have of Pres. GARFIELD
framed at ]. NJ Krieger's. o
This country is never without its evil.
Just about the time the fly disappears politics
begin to get active
Another invoice of those cheap Ribbons
at Baldwin, Laundon q Co.'s
The celebrated Utica Fine Shoe just re-
ceived at Baldwin, Laundon q Co.'s
Between drouth and drought, the press of
the country appears to have no particular
way OF that which indicates q dry spell
-otterbacker is selling good Book Straps
and Shawl Straps very cheap.
Another lot of those Boys Overcoats
received. One price only, at Harvey's. 10
The boy who hasn't gone through both
heads Of his Christmas drum by this time,
need not expect to get one this year.
Alexis, Jocky, and Bismark Fur Caps at
Baldwin, Laundon & Co.'s
u. M. Krieger is receiving his new stock
Of goods.
This Is q high-handed outrage, as the
boy remarked when he found that his mother
had put the cookies on the upper shelf.
IS. windecker is now in New York buying
second stock Of Winter Goods. IL
The highest price in cash paid for scrap
IRON at Bennett Bros Foundry. 80
The difference between thief and de-
faulter is very simple. One steals enough to
hire good lawyers and the other don't.
New Goods. New JGoods.-At Baldwin,
Laundon s. Co.'s. IL
Just call and see those beautiful lap
Robes at Baldwin, Laundon q Co.'s
WIN you tell me, asked an old gentlemen
OF lady, what Mas maiden name wass
Why her maiden aim was to get married, Of
course, exclaimed the lady
A nice assortment of Hats, Piumes, etc.,
at Mrs. A. b. Palmer's. Prices very rea-
sonsble. III
Our stock of Clothing is complete In
every way. Baldwin, Lsundon & Co.
My Loye Is Gone is the title of the latest
song, written by young man In Boston. Oh
course this is rough. bur as Benjamin Frank
lin said, the absent girl eats no oysters.
-Gossamer Circulars, $50 to s1!75, al
Baldwin, Laundon & Co.'S IL
wanted-The people to know that the
White Bronze Monuments are the best monu
ments in the world. 1o'2
"A strolling theatrical company was at ths
dinner table. Awaiter approached one OF thu
members, and said, soup? Ne, sir, replied th'
<-,o.t II an, one of the musicians.
Flannel Blankets from s2.25 70 SO a
Baldwin, Laundon q Co.'s
GOOD Merino vests for IS cents, and DOM
you forget ii, at Baldwin, Laundon & Co.'s
The Giraffe has never been known tS
utter q sound. In this respect 1t resembles {
young lady in a street car, when gentleman
gives her his seat.
Good Fur for trimming Cloaks, Dolmans
etc, cheap as the cheapest, at Mrs. A. q
Palmer's- III
Our Clothing sales have nearly doubled
Strictly one price and fair dealing does it.
10 WV. HARVEY.
Mrs. spriggins was boasting Of her ne'
house. The windows, she said, were all stain
ed. That's too bad But won't benzine or tnr
pentine wash 1t OFT asked Mrs oidbody.
Carpets, Carpets, Extra Brussels, only 75S
Baldwin. Laundon & Co.'s
80 LADIES Knit Hoods reduced from 1.2
down to s3c at J. NJ Krieger's- o
-H.A. Smith, one of the princely thieve
of Tweed's gang in New York, is no longer
prince, and his wife and girl keep an appl
stand on Sixth avenue corner for living.
Great Bargains-For the next Thiri
dsvs win sell any or all of my stock {
Clothing at cost Come and examine Il
yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
8. W. ARHoLD
wellington, Nov q, 1881. 10
The London Lancet urges upon the pu
lie the importance of breathing through u
nose in damp, cold, or foggy weather
natures respirator and protection to u
delicate.
A few premiums, awarded at the late Fal
remain unpaid. Cali for them, as clause
the rules OF the Society considers them doni
ed to the Society, IL not called for before 4
1st of January.
"A musical young friend Of ours. wishir
to bespeak his mistress attention to the su
pliant posture he had taken up at her fet
sang with thrilling effect this, his earle
exercise: Dora, me for solace see, do.
The annual meeting for the election
oficers of the Wellington Union Agrieuit'
Al society win be held in the Town Hail.
tuesday, the 10th day Of January lsss' at
AN. of said day. r. n. GooDWH Sec