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

H2Sisr iocsi me-. obIsnsH and msrrisss sotices.
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The for local nOees sre Ten cents line for the
s.s. sss
ss.a: III seS se Yin isa e n scser :od ssd
business and Pleasure.
Sic transit-An ambulance wagon.
-wanted-A girl to do general homework.
Inquire at this ONCE.
-Lovin' cottage ID more common than
lovin' the eottaGs's mistress.
-Barxains now at Harvey's, before NOV
ing. SS
BE virsuous and you viii be-a curl
osity.
Try the Star Bakery for . warm meal
Only % cents.
"A certain grocer calls his scales Am
bush" because they lie In weight.
Warn meals at all hours at Uncle Robi-
sons, with refreshments Of all kinds. "a
Some men are called muffs because they
are used to keep . Airt's hand in
"A Ane nne Of Spring piece goods now
ready for Inspection at Fitch's. "a
span saass Il now made into necklaces
which are more showy than precious.
For policies Of insurance with the Ohio
farmers' Ins. Co., apply to R n. Goodwin 9
If YOU do smoke don't smoke on an
empty stomach smoke on good cigar.
Carpets, In new and very handsome de-
signs. cheap at wn- Rininger's. 24
Call and exomipe the new pen and pencil
pocket at Houxhtou,s. "a
There are already fourteen newspapers
in the United States called the Telephone.
"A grand inventionl on exhibition at
Houshtoa's. Come and see it u
-wsra Meals for 20 cents at the Star
Bakery.
The dsaf nan who had seoldipg wife re-
marked, .Aan wants but little hear below"
swell, wife, you can't say ever contract
ID bad habits" mo, sir, you expand them"
-Found-A horse blanket. Owner :an
have 1t by calling at this ofice and paying
for this notice.
Tho Choral Society win meet at their
room Friday evening March 11th.
W. 8. FiAxKs.
The experiment has been tried often
euoush to prove that . jack-knife is not
nishtkey.
-On and after Mouday. March 7th, shall
receive Bread from Cleveland every morn
ing ON the o'clock train. A. L. D1wEY.
,-SIf you would catch Ash, my boy" re-
marked an old salt, to an inexperienced youth
syou must yank the line just . quarter OF q
second before you feel bite.
--Always SOW pure seed on your land. A
pure article Of SENECA County Timothy Seed
q VIM. Riningcr's. A-a
i-An the base ban players have gone into
winter quarters. butyou don't hear anything
Of them except the batter, and he 10 making
short stops on the breakfast table.
An ths new snd handsome patterns out
this seson in wall and decorative papers,
chsap, ss WIN. Rininger's. IA
The 0ow.ada Enterprise startles rs with
svhy does the red men follow my path !"
Il II the red man this time, is II, brother: :
IN another glass Of seltser 4!
in order to make room for Spring Stock
and close out line of goods, Fitch will sell
,-Of two eyils girl chooses the least when
she runs away With her fathers coachman,
in preference 70 staying home and marrying
fool.
Mrs. A. H. Palmer win NOT keep any but
competent help, and guarantees good fits, or
goods Win be paid for. All work to be first
class. or NO pay. Is
The Boston Transcript philosophsr sees
difference in the characters Of men between
being Arm in principles and obstinate in
prs3udices.
Persons desiring any kind of Bread OF
Cakes, BY leaving their orders at A. L.
Dewey's, can have the same at O'Clock
next day. "a
NO, James, list from the selyaee of cloth
10 not good material for weather stripe. We
hsve good old authority for the saying that
the wind blows where 1t listeth."
II win sell Overcoats and heavy winter
goods at cost from now until packing away
tune. A. n. FITCH,
- The Ciothier.
Edison has dropped his electric light and
Il now experimenting to see II . COW cannot
~ naae b give Ice cream by wrapping her