The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-06-14
-Po, luck: colIecting old china.

Lucee
Pot luck: collecting old china 49,
The highest price in cash paid for scrap
ron at Bennett Bros,' Foundry. 50
There Is great deal of soul stirring
music In pair Of sqeaky boots.
Highest prices paid for saw logs deliver
ed at our mill. C. W. HExBSwAr & SoS.
-Cau and examine goods at Mrs. h. N.
Rockwood's before purchasing elsewhere 81
Facts about the sex: Although women's
age ia undeniably her own, she does not own
Send In your orders for Cut Flowers for
Commencement to Thos. s. Cushion. Green
House on North Barker St.. 2r
1t does not follow that young lady is .
nne performer upon the piano because she
plays in beautiful manor.
Finely re-touched and nicely Furnished
Photographs for s1.5o per dozen, at Haines'
Gallery, over Hernck's Grocery Store. i6
You seem to walk more erect than usual
my freud. Yes have been straightsned By
circumstances
Hats and Bonnetts in all the new styles
and everything pertaining to Spring and
Summer Millinery may be found at Mrs. ii
N. Rockwood's- 81
1t Il kind OF disgusting TO . clergyman,
after he has pointed 10 the situation OF con-
demned murderer as q warning against crime,
to have adeacon rise up and say. The man
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The Eureka It. cut Mower win cut the
grass the fastest the easiest, and leave the
grass in the best shape of any machine In
the world SS
Lightning recently struck q stelagfaph
pole, and ran along the wire INTO the oface at
Coatsville, Indiana, when the operator. seated
the instrument, excitediy telegraphed back:
'Don't send SO fast"
FoR SALE Or ExcHANeE-A Spencer Re-
peating Rihe, as good as new, 8 shot. Wf2
sell cheap or exchange for 9 good rd0uhle-
barrel shotgun. Address or call on =. EApDs
this ONCE.
We can point You 10 great many lead
Ing farmers who have used the Eureka Now
er who would not accept the best side cut
mower as Gift, on the condition that they
should use 1t TIL lit Is worn out. For circu-
lars and testimonials call on Houghton q
Clifford es 49,. 50
-OrganistZssCertainly we can ten you AL
about organ swells. An organ swell Is q
young man who comes in ten minutes late to
service, takes on his gloves, dusts the organ
sat with q scented handkerchief, and then
plays fantasias from italian operas"
-~Neighbor Jones did you have any hay
out in the big storm last nightf" Yes
three or four loads. We cut about 4 acres
Yesterday, and commenced drawing as soor
a. II would do, but the storm came about
-o'clock.n sJones, you ought to have Eureki
Mower We moved acres Yesterday morn
ing, IL cured so we commenced drawing be
fore noon and had 1t al IN the barn before
the storm Houghton q Clifford agents. IS
w. 1 Chamberlain, Secretary Of ths
Ohio State Board Of Agriculture, and {
practical farmer, says of the Eureka Mower
esI have moved very green timothy, Just In
bloom, that would yield three tons per acre
and in four hours 1t was ready to 90 into tn
barn. 1t stood up 90 loose that both sun ant
wind got entirely through 1t and cured !
equally and uniformly throughout. As IA
rs have tried the Eureka itgives the mos
absolute satisfaction" Houghton & Clifford
agents. = ssst9fss - -, E-s IS
sf,rsr = 49, = -, ...Tsar rT-ssi,
-Houghton q CliHord. Agents for thu
Eureka Moving Machine, win be in Yelling
ton every Saturday ready to exhibit the Ma
chimes and make sales TO every hye progress
i've farmer who expects TO keep up with tn
times by using the greatest labor saying ma
chinery. But the man who does not believ'
In improvements and new tangled notions
that thinks the way hts grandfather farmes
is good enough for him, who knows ever!
thing GIN his own opinjon,) who don't believ'
the world rolls over, needn't come. We hav'
no time TO skin the shell of self conceit of
OF him and commence his primary educa-
ton. Too big Job for us. II wont pay
The man who thinks there are some thing
yet to learn Is the man We wish to meet ana
make him wiser better on and happier. IS