The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1882-01-25

md e1,sIpIisss q every Kind Ehich have for their
regular local rs,es osItgay and mafTisgs notices,
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My mind is maid up, and he married her.
"A full stock OF violins, strings and trim
mings, at Houghton's-
The majority OF sculptors have cast in
their eye.
The best works of ]. G. Holland for sale
at Houghtonss.
Though have the blues Pm in no hurry
to dye.
PLAIN FIeURKs-Prices have tumbled on
Clothing at Harvey's. Is
Must q man who has no front teeth be
called backbiterf
"A large assortment of spectacles, at
Houghton's.
Its easy for hotel clerk to keep warm.
He's always hanging oyer the register.
Birthday cards, very choice and of all
qualities, just opened at Houghton's.
A small roasted chicken on the table 10
worth more than the largest turkey in the
butcher shop
-Lippineotts Biographical Dictionary, at
Houghton's.
%. B. Lisk of Chicago, wants himself put
up in Central Park 5000 years hence. We
have no desire to witness the ceremony.
The highest price in cash paid for scrap
iron at Bennett Bros Foundry. so
Il know where the dark goes when
morning comes, said little Clare. 1t goes
down cellar; its dark there all day.
"A complete history Of the English Poets
BY T. II. Ward, at Houghton's-
Mr.. Fogg said to his wife: 1 will come
right back. The wife gently responded: See
that you come back right
J.w Houghton has the choicest assort-
ment of books ever brought to Wellington.
Entirely unintentional: Fair umpire at
lawn tennis-Only keep your head, Mr.. Jones
and you are sure to have q soft thing.
The American and English Poets In
cheap and durable binding, at Houghton's.
Susan b. Anthony wants the name of the
Pullman cars changed to either Pullman
and woman or Pull irrespective of sex.
That Merschaum Flour still holds out
and Is not surpassed, at Harvey's. Is
The Health of washingtonI exclaimed
old Mrs. Pinsphor, reading the headline OF .
newspaper, Why, 1 thought Washington was
dead.
wANTED-Cross-cuts Saws. We are paying
75 cents for old ones at our office.
1878 W. R. sAsTLEr & Co.
If some of the wiseacres whe are predict
ing the drying mp of the earth would only
show the earth an example of q similar
character, 1t would be well.
We continue to keep the finest line Of
Groceries In the market.
Is WV. HARVEY.
The editor Of the Ansonia Sentinel found
. covered basket on his stoop the other
night But 1t contained nothing but peaches.
A mighty narrow escape
Telescopes, Reading Glasses, Microscopes
and all kinds Of Optical Goods, at Hough-
TOMS
"A woman will calmly permit cat to
sleep in her husbands sealskin cap, but viii
get rufaed IL the cat tries to make hammock
Of her swell bonnet
IA large assortment of scrap pictures, in
new and beautiful designs, lust opened at j.
W. Houghton's-
Head of the eatablishment-David, You
are fool? Darid-weI, sir, 1 can't help It.
When you engaged me you told me to imi-
tate you and have done the best could.
-OvERcoATs.-They must 90 at the prices
marked down. for we have simply put down
the figures to close them out
Is W. W. HARVEY.
-skolers tell me YOU spell tissick with ph
Sich teachin' As this don't Goe and mus be
imejutly stopped. Wrote an Arkansas school
director to one of the teachers in his district.
Finely re-touched and nicely FURNISHED
Photographs for sI.5O per dozen, al Haines'
Gallery, over Hernck's Grocery Store. 16
Yes, exclaimed Brown, you always find
me with pen In my hand I'm regular
penholder, my boy. Let's see, said Fogg
musingly, penholder is usually stici
Isn't II?
The best stock Of Hats and Bonnets il
Town, at Mrs A. II. Palmer's, and prices viii
De made to suit the season. Call and examine
before uurchasfnp. Is
-Georgie flour years old, at the tea table,
Mamma may Ihave some sardinesy Mamma
Wait till am ready, Georgia. George (sur'
prised) why, ma, Its me as wants 'em.
go to Houghton's for Gold, Silver and
Steel spectacles, Reading Glasses and Opti
cal Goods. An experience Of over ffteeI
Years enables us to guarantee satisfaction
For heroic but vain endeavors to lool
,,aased. saws an old batchelor, nothing Is lik
the facial expression Of two girls who are com
,.,,ed to dance with each other on accoun
of scarsttY Of men.
old Mrs. Higgins hasn't lost any conn
s.,ce in the bank where she keeps her money
sh. saws the bank has q teller, and that
ANYTHING Was going wrong he'd be iure
tell 1t to her in time
Remarkable !-Oaly one or hn,ne
harris Worm Lozenges expelled zap
Worm eighteen inches long. irpm
child in Ridgeville, Indiana. For ssi
by 81. G. Starr q Co.
-You had better ask for manners tna'
,,,,ev. said finely dressed gentleman 70
begpar boy who had asked for aims aske'