The Morning herald., 1875-12-23
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OUR M1NIATUREPOSIEA
The chap who is quoted cas- being as
honest as the day is long had better take
q back seat until next spring.
Underwear at reduced prices at 6lS Mar
ket St.
As an Offset to her pug nose girl at Or
leans, New York, promises to give her hus-
band SEC, 900 in cash. And million men
will cry out: Bring on your pug!
Everybody goes to the Centennial News
flee for their holiday goods.
Where have the Cremationists gone In,
to ashes probably. .. ,.s'. q
Go to O'Connor's new establishment, No.
2East 3rd street, over Dubell's hat store,
He sells stylish and well fitting garment
ct a considerably lower per cent. than any
other tailor. ..., .-.-rr.
Isn't it rather strange that one Of the
healthiest States in the Union should be
named Cholera-do! q
If YOU want books for the holidays, go to
the Centennial News Office, COZ Market st.
Pat, have you seen stray pig this
morning 2" shure, an how could tell
stray pig from any other sur ~
All kinds of furniture at Adair's 4th and
King SITS.
Adversely puts weapons into mans hands
70 fight back, while prosperity too often
l!sarms them.
It must be good for everybody recon-
mends it and the doctors prescribe 1t. We
mean Dir. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 96
cents.
Honesty and happiness seem to be alike
in this particular those who have the most
Of either seem to make the best of it.
Messrs. Parry s. Son have full supply
Of small toys and fancy goods, suitable for
Christmas presents, and ornaments for the
trees. No one can fail to find their store on
King street below Fourth.
Cheap stews good stews Is, 20 and IS
cts. at Waite's cor. Market street and ?.
". & B. R. r. ..-
They are getting so accustomed to hang
ings in Louisiana that people constantly ac-
cost each other with this question: "Any
moose to-dayI'
For Christmas present for your wife buy
q patent Ironing Table. Cali and see them
at A. B. Jones', 6ls Market street.
The cheapest shoe store in the city is at
Seventh and Poplar. NJ. Danahee.
Cheap! enravagantly cheap! All shapes
and sizes of ladies' felt hats at 80 and 40
cts, for sale at 121 shipley street.
It is Western verdict that the only cir
cumstances under which figures will lie Is
when they happen to be placed on q gas
meter.
Brandies, gins, whisk;es and other liquors
for sale by A. O. Perkins, No. East Second
street. Those making xlince meat can pur-
chase cheaply all the necessary articles at
his store.
How many grains Of common sense 60 to
one scruple? How many scruples OF con-
science go to one dram!
Writing desks, fancy chairs, sets Of par
lor, dining-room and chamber furniture, ,and
various fancy articles for sale at J. & j.
n. Harman's, 40 King Street.
The worst enemy of the poor man is the
denagogue who seeks to persuade him that
the man of wealth is his enemy.
4 single Goldfish produces more than a
million eggs in one season. That is nothing
compared to the shoes sold in one season by
-Ioreland, corner of Fourth and Poplar
streets.
A Knoxville woman was entranced with
g. play because there were twenty-seven
devils in it. It reminded her ofhome.
Cheap and good shoes for sale by Daniel
-IcCusker, PIG West Second street.
Buy your shoes of John Green, PA West
End street.
Brussels three ply, ingram extra, supe-
rio1 rag, cottage and hemp carpets, very
cheap at McBride's, 72S Market street.
Chauncey Filley, Of St. Louis, will hence
III of bo nnot 1prifn his nyrn
name when anybody calls upon him to en-.
dorse a note. He has just paid 81 900 900
worth Of notes which he had endorsed for
friend.
Now is the time to subscribe for your
weekly paper and magazines at the Cen
tennial News Office, 6O7 Market street.
Mailed to any address.
A good temperance work-remoying the
bars at the mouth of the Mississippi.
For pair Of white kid slippers for balls,
parties, or for Christmas present, 60 to
Tennessey's, 221 Market street.
We know all about shooting stars, but
we often forget that this world of ours is a
revolver.
Christmas presents in the shape Of jewel
~ gold and silver watches, and various
fancy articles can be purchased Of J. c.
Clay ton Massey.
Give Sanders Call.
The dry goods establishment Of James A.
Sanders, 21S Market street, presents as
handsome an appearance as any store in
the city. His show window is a model Of
taste and elegance, and one stops surprised
md pleased to give it more than passing
glance as he goes BY Mr.. Sanders has as
complete stock Of Christmas goods as can
be found in the city, and those who are
looking for holiday presents In
his line would do well not to pass him by.
His selection Of fine handkerchief, of all
varieties, elegantly put up in magniacently
decorated boxes, ladies, gentlemen and