The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-03-08
business and Pleasure.


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Try that soc Tea at the Bee Hive. s4a
For Easter Cards go to j. W. Houghton's.
The longest shoe is under a foot when
"A new line of Fancy Shirts, at W. W.
Hsrvey's. a5-a
"A very due assortment of gold spectacles
just received at Houghton's
Even the chestnut worm Will turn when
roasted
We make especially of fine grOcerie. at
the Bee Hive. 242
"A full stock of violins, strings and trim
mings, at HOughton's.
1t takes time just ten years to become
decade
Good Pedling Wagon, Harness and cover,
for sale. Enquire at the Bee Hive. 24-2
The highest price in cash paid for scrap
iron at Bennett Bros Foundry. so
Better to haye loved short girl than
never to have loved . tall.
-FoUND-CharIey Ross, at Baldwin, ,Laun-
don & Co.'S. looking at those Cheap Goods.
-FoR sALE-Engine and boiler, cheap, at
the Bee Hive 24-2
The man who couldn't keep his head
above water drank too much. 81
-Mary's Little Lamb heard from at last
In Hosiery, at Baldwin, Laundon Cos, et
cost IS
The manuscript that Is dashed offs gen
orally dashed nonsense.
TELESCOPES, Reading Glasses, Microscopes
and all kinds Of Optical Goods, at Hongh-
toms
The drowning man and the lemonade
drinker catch at a straw.
Arm Broken trying to wash the colors out
of those 1Oc shirtings, at Baldwin, Laundon
& Co.'S. IS
The manufacturer of umbrellas makes
spread In the world. ~
The finest lot of Birthday Cards ever
ever opened IN Wellington is now on exhibi-
ton at Houghton's-
1t is because 1t is getting weaker that
lawyer rests his case.
Some people believe In going up, but
we win be under all in prices in this County
P.lduin Taund.fp n N
The mercury takes drop, but doesn't
take 3 drop too much.
"A large assortment of scrap pictures. in
new and beautiful designs, Just opened at J.
W. Houghton's-
Several of the heaviest sweIls to be met
with are frequently ON deck.
Spring is coming, but we are here already
with untold bargains for our friends in
Cheap Goods. Baldwin, Laundon & Co. Is
The one-cent postal card will never take
the place Of the scented note-paper.
Why did the boy stand on the burning
DeckS Because Baldwin, Laundon q 90.
sold goods so cheap that he could Mt sit d.wn
lThe snow is one of the few things thatis
driven without a rain.
What blessingi We viii make every
body happy now BY saving Hundreds Of Dol
lars to them In buying goods at the present
prices. Baldwin. Laundon q Co. 25
There are no railroads on shipbosld;
yet II you 90 into the hold you can see the
cargo.
Finely re-touched and nicely FURNISHED
Photographs for 81 50 per dozen, al Haines'
Gallery, over Heruck's Grocery Store. i6
1t don't make any difference to us II the
Chinese come to the U. 8. or net, We are
bound to sell goods the cheapest In North
ern Ohio. Baldwin, Lsundon Co. Is
-Reinharps Pills, Roses Digestive Tonic,
Warner Safe Liver aud Kidney Cure and all
the standard Patent Medicines for sale at
Houghton's.
Columbus made an egg stand. But Itsl- |
iaas Of less renewn have made the peanut |
stand.
Why is Spring comiuef Because our |
stock of Ribbons are so bright and besuti- |
full that everybody has caught the mania |
Baldwin, Laundon & Co. IS
When you are shopping for set of dishes
OF any kind. do not forget the Bee Hive is
head quarters for such goods. 2+2
They hsYe decided to put the obelisk on
knoll. Very appropriate place for knoll
ed thing like that
Mother may go out to swims Yes my
darling daughter, but be sure and stop at
Baldwin, Laundon & Co.'S. and bring some
of those Cheap Goods home a5
Ruin Is always staring the Delaware
peach crop in the face That is the reason
for the peach's blush
"A job lot of fine Hats for the spring
trade. The best of all ia, they will be sold at
less than regular wholesale prices. W. W.
Harvey's.
Fishermen ought to make good actors,
because they are always familiar with their
lines, and we'll acquainted, as Pat says, with
the seine.
Il say, Hezakiah, do hitch mp the horses
to the wagon and go to Wellington for
eovd supply of Cheap Goods before they are
all gone, at Baldwin, Lsundon d Cos. %
-wAxrEp-A man and girl to do general
farm and house work. Good wages and steady
employment viii be furnished those coming
we'll recommended Apply to K. W. Hough-
ton. one mile west OF the village. u
The Detroit Free Press states that the
Rev. Abijah Green, of New York Stat, preach |
ed a sermon on Fools, and then blew out his
ras at the hotel and went to bed to be sufo- |
Gated. We are glad to hear Of Q man who
practices what he presches.
"A fine assortment Of Easter, Birthday |
and Reward Cards, in new and tasteful de-
!. M l. !. ..,aned this u.eek At Huughton |