Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-05
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ke GAS unto the church the steeple "a
mASY So unto the the hat is kSW
Enough he bears it, it ador 8 him, IN
Though it troubles him he likes it;
Useless each without the other"
Thus good BowLEs BLOOD, the matters,
Said within themselves, and pondered
Much perplexed by various feelings
Wishing, hoping dreaming, thinking;
What it was the people wanted
"hossuth hatsn were out of fashion;
Out of fashion were the ''stove-ppesD-
Tall, gaunt, band box looking sstove ppps.n
"Wide-awakes' were getting sleepy;
Getting sleepy, like the squirrel
when his winter nuts gathered.
sect hat of ancient fashion! ~
Warming said passing fogy,
"Go not eastward go not westward
For Hat of which we know not
Like some good idea long cherished,
Are the hats our fathers sported.
Like some nineteenth century notion
Is the'handsomest Of new hats.D
Thus dssuading spoke the fogy,
ANA our BowLEs & BLOOD thus answered,
Only this respected Fogy!
highly honored was the old time
But we like the present better;
Better do we like notions"
So good BowLEs & BLOOD, the hatters
Looked about for Lewest fashions;
Looked about for somehin handsome:
Something that should please the natives
Locked, and looked, TILL on a fair day
FREMONT HATS they CHANGED to meet with.
Fremont Hats Of form most graceful
Handsomest of all the new hats
In the town of handsome hattprs
In the town where Fremont HATS must
Take the shine of every other.
Add one hundred, five, and twenty,
And the product is the number
Number of the store, Main Street,
Where these hats Sold at prices
That defy all competition.
Worcester, August o. 1856 diff
n OTICE'-Havng disposed of our interest in the
~ Coal Business
at Worcester, to Mr.. GEORGE Il. MANN our former
Agent We would hereby tender sincere thanks
to our friends and former customers for their many ia
vors and cheeruy recommend our successor as being
worthy of the patronage which has been so freely be
slowed upon US. J NJ HUNTINGTON l. CO.
Norwich, Conn, August l, 1856.
The undersigned would inform his friends the former
CITY COAL YARD,
nnd the public generally that having become successor to
J. M. HUNTINGTON CO., he Will continue the
COAL BUSINESS
at his yard being Cited upon southbrdge street
and would respectfully solicit continuance of that nat
ronage which has been so freely given to his predecea
sors.
Eight years. experience in the Coal business has taught
me the wants Of the people in this line and Ghall con-
stanty keep on hand stock of
A N L Ill X A G l T Il
-AND-
BITUMINOUS OAL.
of the best quality,
FOR STEAM, FOUNDRY, and DOMESTIC purposes.
Now on hand, supply of Coal as above, which am
selling at the lowest market prices.
Orders left at my Office which, for the present. is at the
City Coal Yard Park street. at Mr. D. A. Hawking store
Lincoln Square, through the Post Office, will be thank
fully received, and promptly filled.
Worcester, August 2, 1856. distf
w E l. l. 1 N Ct T o Ms
COAL Y.gRD.
ANTHRACITE
BT r UNI I NJ u S COAL,
AT HIS YARD, ON MnnChe.rer 81,
Near the centre of the city, and near The Depot
ofAe Boston, Nor,Oich, and Nashua r. Roads,
Would respectfully solicit orders to furnish
BROKEN, OR LUMP COAL
suited to all the wants Of domestic or mechanical pur
pOses at fair prices coalo Of an equal quality can be
bought in the city.
T.w' WELLINGTON
Worcester, July "a, 1855. Al
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IN Hats and Caps. A
New Styles Of HATS and CAPS, in great -
variety, for the TALL and winter trade for aaie Nv
kETTEL., corner o. Foster and Main Street, opposite
the Lincoln House Worcester. SF''''''