The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-11-04

"A large assortment of calf, kin, and
grain handmade boots, at Frank B. Serage's.
'-"Do You get any holidays in your office ?"
asked returned divine of cheery-looking
worker in secular walks. "Oh yes We get
day to get buried on"
Ladies', misses, and children's shoes
made to order at Frank B. serage's.
The bowling Of q dog, according to the
popular superstition, is always followed by
death. This is not the case every time,
however, as frequently the man who fires at
the dog misses him
"A. 8. Powers, merchant tailor, has re-
celved a very nice stockof fall and win
ter goods for mems wear, and will be
pleased to make them up in the latest style
! for this community at the lowest possible
figures. 5-t
Mr.. II. VanMoss, fashionable hairdresser,
has opened an establishment under the
American House, where he is prepared to
attend to all branches of his trade. Give
him a call.
An elderly resident of Newton was ap-
preached by an agent for cyclopedia. Il
guess won't get one" said the elderly resi-
| dent and frankly added "I know 1 never
could learn to ride one of the pesky things"
A very fine lot of velvet frames for pict-
ures, and splendid assortment of Christmas
and New Years cards now selling every day
at Houghton's. II
=" Never put of till to- morrow what you
can do to-day" said an advising mother to
her little son. "Well, then, mmama, let us
eat the raspberry pie that Is in the cupboard"
was the reply.
Parties desiring to pay their subscription
| to the ENTERPRISE in wood will please call
at this Office and those who have already
engaged to do so will make US happy by de-
livering the wood now.
my DEAR" said sentimental maiden to
her lover, "of what do these autumnal tints
this glowing baldrice of the sky, this blazing
garniture Of the dying year. remind your"
pancakes r' he promptly answered.
1t pays to select your holiday goods
when the etock is complete, as the choicest
styles are earliest tsken. A very elegant
line Of novelties, suitable for Christmas and
New Years gifts, and desirable and>beautiful
at any time, are now being received at
Houghton's. If
ELLA, is your father at homes" said a
bashful lover to his sweetheart, 81 want to
propose something very important to him."
"No, Clarence, papa is not at home, but am,
couldn't you propose to me Just as well ~
And he did, with perfect success.
For Sale New Sewing Machines. -
Two machines that have been tried just
enough to know that they do good work and
are not in any way defective. One is "The
New Davis" an excellent Eght-running ma
chine, in perfect order, pearl inlaid, 10 draw
ers. fall-leaf, one of the handsomest cascd
machines the company has sent out. The
other is new Wilson Machine, 5 drawers,
drop-leaf, walnut case, and has some advan-
tages over any other machine. Either ma
chine for sale at a bargain. Enquire at the
ENTERPRISE office.
"A young stranger called on DR.. McC-
one evening, while he was pastor in New
York city, to engage his services in the per-
formance OF q nuptial ceremony. "Iwish to
make a bargain with you, Doctor" said the
young man. al think the girl 1 am to marry
win make q firstrate wife. If you will wait
q year for your fee, and she turns out as
think she will, Pn give you fifty dollars"
They agreed, the young couple were mar
ried, and the incident passed from the
DOCTORS mind. At the end Of year, at the
same time in the evening, the young man
called again. The doctor did not recognize
him at first. do you not remember the
bargain we made when you married me q
year agor 40 yes" replied the doctor.
"WeIl," said the young man, "she is twice
as good as thought she was. There's one
one hundred dollars for you."-Hsrper's
Magazine.