The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-02-03


nrss n;eTIson and sSysn cents line for each sub
lesal. are long; and run ssysIst weeks S,fhon.
aredacton WIN be given from these rates
business and Pleasure.
What nice Valentines Houghton has in
his window. 10
And now who can say that hogs nose
knows no SHOWS.
Fitch will sell the balance of his stock of
overcoats at cost IL
Experience is a school where q man
learns what big fool he has been.
Lundborg's Criterion Perfumes are to be
had ct Houghton's.
The most direct paths that lead to glory
and the grave are Allopath and Homeopath.
-Found-Those nice Valentines at Hough-
toms Drug Store. Call early. 10
-Out in the world men show us two sides
TO their characters by the fireside only one
If you wish to buy an overcoat cheap,
now Is the time. Fitch Is selling at cost. II
The world Is filling up with educated
fools-mankind read too much and learn too
little.
Scrap Pictures, q new and large assort-
ment, Just received at Houghton's. 90
Every man has his follics, and often
times they are the most interesting things
he has got.
-J.w Houghion is closing out his stock
of lamps and all wicked things at cost 10
What puzzles a musician is how to strike
emiquaver.
For policies Of insurance with the Ohio
Farmers Ius. Co., apply to r. n. Goodwin.
"A good doctor 10 gentleman to whom
we pay IS visit for advising us to eat less
and exercise more.
"A hne lot of valentines, all prices and
sizes, at j. w. Houghton's. %
The man who gets bit twice by the same
dog is better adapted for that kind OF busi-
ness than any other.
s-Solon Palmer's choice Perfumes will be
found at j. W. Houghton's Book Store. 10
The man who dosen't believe in any here
after has got dreadful mean orihioh Of
himself and his chances.
Fitch has few Cloaks and Dolmans that
he will sell ten per cent less than manufac-
turers' prices. IL
big, long-legged men don't always
sometimes get ahead of little boy" is Chinese
for "The race is not always to the swift"
-Ralph's celebrated Camphor Ice, for
chapped lips, etc, Is to be had at Hough-
toms, cheap.
No man realizes how attractive his
home is until ne offers 1t for sale and reads
what real estate agent says about it.
"A fine, full blooded Jersey Bull Calf,
nearly one year old, for sale cheap. Inquire
OIL. w. Wilbur. 15tf
A pious man who can drive balky horse
ten miles without being set back ten years in
his religion, is ripe enough for atetter world.
Wishing to make room for spring goods
I will sell overcoats from now till March at
cost. 90 A. NJ. FITCH.
"A gushing poet asks SHOW many weary
pilgrims lie" We give it up. but experience
has taught us that there are a good many
who do.
-Lost-On Sunday. Jan. 3oth, near town,
an unfinished Java Canvas Tidy. Finder will
be sewarded by leaving 1t ar this office.
The editor OF deceased paper thus con-
cludes his valedictory: I'VE went into this
have busted"
-wanted-Girl, to do general housowork
in q family of six, one and a half miles from
town. Address, Box 206, or call at this Office.
There Is great deal Of religion in this
world that Is like . life-preserver, only put
on at the moment of immediate danger and
then half the time put on hind side before.
The latest thing in eye glasses at Hough-
toms, warranted to At any nose; will not fall
of by moving about or jarring. Also, full
line of gold, silver and steel spectacles at Sc
1--WE bend the knee, but not the elbow"
Is the motto of q temperance society. This l.
SUPPOSED to refer to dexterous habit &C.
quired by the members of drinking out of
the bung-hole.
-Houghton has q few of those very valu-
able Chest Protectors left OF his immense
stock. Every one using them say that they
would cot part with them for twice theil
cost. Call and examine before you are too
late. 10
"A subscriber wants to know show Il
pot plants for the winter" The best way Il
to procure pot large enough to hold all th'
plants, and pitch 'em In, cover with dirt snt
set the pot in one corner of the yard unit
spring time comes again, gentle Annie.
For the next thirty days Houghton viii
cell the works Of standard authurs very chesI
In order to make room for his incoming
stock. For instance: The Library of Uni
versal Knowledge (ChambersO win go a
$500; Chambers' English Literature, In
vols, at 81 IS; Plutarch's Lives, in s vols a
&175; Acme Biography, 90 cents, and other
in the same ratio. 10
II you want to be sure you RE right
young man, work yourself into a towering
pas.i n, and nobody can convince you ;ha
YOU ever made q mistake or said wron
thin. In your life. But then you III have t
keen In a rage all the time to avoid KNOWN