The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-03-31

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BNSsHesS and Pleasure.
-Karly fansies at Rust Bros Greenhouse.
~ should blush to simper" 10 the latest
slang.
Two pound loav.s for cents, at the Star
Bakery.
Fitch has Just received . nice line Of
Spring Cloths and Cassimers. %
Cheatine never prospers-except, perhaps,
In trading horses.
Early Pansies at Rust Bros Greenhouse.
Carpets, In new and handsome designs,
from eoc to q per yard, at VIM. Rininger's.
A man who knows good deal about the
Ills Of nfe-the doctor.
EARLY Pansies at Rust Bros Greenhouse.
For policies OF insurance with the Ohio
farmers' Ius. Co, apply to R. n. Goodwin.
When Ameican skunk-skins get to Eng
land they are called black marten.
Early Pansies at Rust Bros Greenhouse.
"A full and nice line of Spring Suits for
men and boys nov ready for inspection at
Fitch's. %
Dogs may possibly 10 to the happy land
Of canine. bnt cats 60 to purr-dition.
You can bet your bottom dollar that the
cheapest place to buy your Boots and Shoes
10 st WIN. Rininger's. 2s-2
Much ~ the monkey surpasses man in
agility he cannot run mp bills - easily.
-0reat reduction in the price Of bread at
r. J. Robinson's Bakery, 9 lb. loaves cts.
~ ID. loaves cts. %
We presume that the lean girl is the one
Who lays her cheek tenderly on your shout
der.
-Nmio1s In II Ifyouwant Clothing that
has real valne. and IL cheap, buy 1t of VIM.
Rininesr. 2S2
Boys who want to make sling shots viii
And . full assortmen: OF rubber bands At
HouRhton's. - g.
A Social club nourishes under the name Of
the -Cats, Rata. ana Nice Club" In New
II you want q pobby, nice fitting suit, try
the Frenchmau who wields the shears at
Fitch's. 20
"A new lot Of these patent Rubber Eye
Glasses. warranted to at any Nose that ever
grew, at Houghton's.
The Ordinary life Of q locomotive is 80 years.
Possibly 1t would live longer II 1t didn't
smoke.
do mot pay 10 cents for two pound loaf
Of bread when you can get the same for 8
cents, or two for Is cents, at Eidfs Bakery.
-An the new and handsome patterns ont
this season in Wall and Decorative Papers,
cheap, at VIM. Rininger's. 2s2
The Egyptian emblem Of snake with It's
tan In It's mouth was the earliest sign of the
"swallow tail"
-wsnted-sOOC Calves, one week old and
upwards. Inquire at J. n. Otterbacher's
shop. G A. BazxNsR Son.
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-Haye You seen the nice and nobby goods
or .ul. c.S p-A'' 90
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OF dried-up, solemn Maine clergyman a
Maine Senator Once said. coutemptuously,
"What . living hymn-oook ne iss
-r,su,rs..t Houehtou,s for those plate
,,... hand and stand mirrors. They are
e,e~.pt and cheap.
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"A new and choice lot of stationery has
,,,., h..r received NJ Houxhtou's: slso a fine
lot Of Pocketbooks, Binoooks, and Auto
graph Albums
-rbe electric liebr may be brilliant aad all
that .or4 of thing. hut there n nothing like
n tallov candle fof dropping grease on hoor.
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-HouRhton has now the finest assortment
Of Specs and Eye Glasses, mounted in Gold,
Silver, Steel and Rubber, ever brought to
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