The Morning herald., 1875-10-30
OUR MIN1ATgEB POSTER

Titjons is not married. ....
The claret vintage 10 tip-top.
That Mercer tragedy in Maine isn't Tracy
BILE to Mercer-nary motives.
Wall paper and window shades at A. B.
Jones. F1a Market street. '
Taxvatd beats 4 Canada at the noble
GAM 40. .-A. Big feat.
For good stew or rich panned oyster,
60 to Chandler's No. 3, West Fifth street.
The year is almost 10 monahs old-it will
soon be year old.
Finest styles of paper hangings. and prac-
tical workmen at A. B. Jones' S18 Market
street. p,
Finnessey, at s21 Market street has the
largest assortment of children's shoes we
ever saw. Give him q call before going
elsewhere.
''Our Fritz" is coming over to the Gen.
tennial Exh!bition-perhaps.
Mr.. Van Duzee is the Agent for the cele-
brated Singer Sewing Machines, 615 Market
street.
The Punch man notices that the bald
headed men comb their heads with towels
An easy shoe or boot is comfort and a
blessing, and the man to furnish you CON-
fort and blessing is D. McC Cusker, ,216 West
Second street. +"
A Connecticut lady has presented q $1,000
clock to Yale College. She wants the bows
to have "good time" H
Go to Springer's No. 4, West 4th street if |
You would like some delicious fried oysters
to take home to please your wife
Won't short hop crop produce small
beer.
In Massachusetts they make molasses
from watermelons.
A neat fitting suit of cla.hes is admired
BY all, those who wish to be admired should
at once call OH Mr.. Buxbaum. He would
be happy to see you at Third and Market
streets.
"Our Boys" is very successful in the
Hub"
For tip top fried oyster, go to Chandlers,
No. 3, West Fifth street.
Mr.. j. s. Clarke suffers no diminution of
since he has been playing at the
haymarket, London. His De Boots and
t'angloss are as fascinating as ever.
Go to Culbert, the fashionable halter.
Market street, opposite the Clayton House,
Theodore Thomas is delighting the peo.
ole of detroit with his unriYalled concerts.
For fine plate of oysters, 70 to Chan
ller's. No. 3, West Fifth street.
They say Stanley is going to marty tone
u the wealthiest and most beautiful young
aides in New York" when he comes back
rom Africa.
II you are going to paper, 20 and select
rom the large assortment Of fall styles, at
'ones' 61S Market street.
The Pullman palace cars lead to Rome
low.
Middleton, Fourth and King streets, has
he choicest teas and spices in town.
Salvini is unmarried, and hence the grand
loom that characterizes his presentations.
Taggart's, at 705 Market street, has a
ali line of ladies', misses, and children's
loes cheaper than any other place n
own. -
"A young lady, being charged by gen.
leman with having trifed with his feel
ngs, exclaimed, swell, plead jilty."
A fine silk hat for $3.50, at Culbert's
iarket st., opposite Clayton House.
And now q Missourian comes into court.
nd wants to collect the following bill
ienry Fray, to eloping with my wife, SIS.
Get Darlington'sI. I. X. L., pure old Cider
',negar, expressly for table use, w. Speak.
nan, 507 King street. oct .e9-2t
A man who will invite q girl to 10 to the
heatre, and treat her to roasted peanuts.
ught to be ostracised from female society.
E. P. Donahoe, at SO7 Market St., is the
heapest place in town to buy boots and
hoes. Try him.
Geo. 8. Humphrey Fashionable Halter,
ZIG Market 1t.
A petriaed newspaper has been found in
'ermont. &
Go to Felimer's, 116 Market st., to buy
our dry goods, fresh arrivals to-day.
MARRIAGES.