The Morning herald., 1875-11-30
OUR MINIATURE POSTER.

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The Oldest and most reliable establish
ment IN the State is that Of J. & J. N: Har-
nah, 40 King street, where the latest
styles Of well made furniture can be cheap
y purchased.
A Detroiter, who has taken great inter-
eet in the Donaldson, thinks that 6slloonists
should have telegraph attachment TO the
car, so thas In case Of any fatal accidents
they could at once inform the anxious pub
lie.
Oh, what novelty the new hat to be
worn In 1879, is to be sold BY Samuel Cul-
bert, opposite the Clayton House. Those
who intend visiting the Centennial grounds
ought to wear desirable head gear.
On and after October 1st full supply of
DR.. Bulls Congh Syrup can he found in
every drug store. Price, rs cents per bot
tie; five for sl.00.
Ladies' felt hats Of all shapes and sizes
80 and 40 cts, at 121 Shipley street.
A dog in Terrs Haute, Ind, will no:
touch morsel Of food until be has said
mimic grace then he will go and git IN the
lap OF the lady who owns him. Plenty Of
fellows would do that, and they are not set-
ers either.
If you want stylish and good Fitting
Garment at from 10 to 1S per cent cheaper
than at any other Tailor's, 20 to O'Connor's
new establishment, No. East Cd street,
over Dubell's Hat store.
A Troy woman put her shoulder out Of
joint, the other day, while sitting down to
dinner.
A Wisconsin man cloped the other day
with Miss Divinniety, who will shape his
ends, rough hew them how he will.
Felt drugget and crumb cloths, elegant
designs. Can and zee at McBride's, 1SS
Market street. . =
A humorous apsthecary in Boston expos
es case Of soap in his shop window with
the pertinent inscription, "Cheaper than
A St. Louis man has invented q paten:
stopper for bottles. It Is mouth.
Daniel McCusker, 218 West 81 street,
sells shoes lower than anybody in the city.
Handler than q pocket inA shlrt--a roek-
ct in the sleeve of your overcoat,- for your
girl to put her hand in.
John Green, s04 West Second st., is sell
Ing boots and shoes at a great reduction.
There are no "barbers' shops" nos they
are 'tonsorial parlors.''
Buy your furniture from L. F. Adair, 4th
ana King Sts.
"Wa'al, yes," said the old man, as he
painfully leaned on his cane; II am kinder
ageing, and ]. feel Il more and more every
lay. Only Last year used 10 be able to
walk around Union park every morning,
and now my rheumatix is 90 bad that when !
['ve got half way round, all can do is to
urn round and hobble back"
Thinking Of your Chistmas gifts -.
Moreland hat. on hand u large stock of
shoes, which he is selling very low. Re-
member that bis store is at the corner of 4th
and Poplar Streets.
For pair of white kid sllppera for balls
81 parties, 60 to Fenneesey's, e21 Market
street.
A promising Young shaver Of Ave years
was reading his lesson at school one day in,
that deliberate manner for which urehins
Of the age are somewhat remarkable. As
be proceeded with the task he came upon
the passage, "Keep thy tongue from evil
and thy lips from gully" Master Hopeful
drawled out, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Observation-Disclosures"
Fennessey's shoe emporium, 22l Market
street is the place for white kid slippers.
Ladies, bear this in mind. His prices are
lower than in Philadelphia.