The Morning herald., 1875-11-08
OUR MINI1,TiU MINI1,TURE;- u. T. POSTER

You can hunt rabbits now.
Fer q glossy silk hat 20 to Culbert's, Mar
ket street, opposite the Clayton House.
A man who is always In stew generally
goes to pot,
For pair of white kid slippers for ball
or parties, 80 to Finnessey's, 221 Market
street.
A correction. Mr.. Waterman's Clothing
House is at 5th and Market streets, and not
Sth, as = typographical errsr made it read
on Saturday.
As the nights begin to lengthen the gas
bills begin to strengthen.
Go to John Green for first class calf
skin boot, made to order, fit guaranteed No.
2e4 West Second street.
A Western editor returned tailor's bill,
endorsed, "Decllned; handwriting illegi-
ble."
McCusker has just the boots and shoes
to nlease, you will find him 216 West I'd
! strsa.
For fried oysters that are good, 60 to
Chambers, 3 West Fifth street.
A Saratoga philosopher says single wo-
man, as a general thing, can be told from
wife, and yet he has known many a girl to
be taken for wife.
Carpets at Is, 27. 40, 50, 60, 65, rs. 80,
IS cents, 81 90 and 81 so, at McBrids's, 72S
Market street. Quality unsurpassed.
A Kansas girl says that nothing makes
her so mad as to have grasshopper crawl
up and down her back just as her lover has
come to the proposing point.
Culbert the fashionable Halter, opposite
the Clayton House, is the cheapest in the
city.
The man whose wife gave away his last
bottle of cocktail to sick beggar has since
been heard to mildly express the opinion
that charity should begin at home.
For rich panned oyster, or first class
stew to Chandler's 60, 3 West 5th Street.
Robert Dale Owen is we'll, physically, and
improving mentally.
Just received, one of the largest assort-
ments of violins, accordeons, and musical
instruments for the holidays, at Robelen &
Bros, 7lO Market street. nov-4-tf
Sheep in FRESNO county, CAL, are smiling
as low as Seventy-6ve cents head.
Adair, the furniture man, has the only
establishment in the State for the renoya- |
tion of feather beds. You will find him at
Fourth and King.
Ladies felt hats for 81 and 40 cents, 121
Shipley street, above End. nov-5-3t.
And enterprising Richmond women is a
dealer in ice during the summer, and in
winter she deals in coal.
If you want nice present in Jewelry, 20
10 J. c. Massey, 404 King St.
The man who sowed the wind and reaped
the whirlwind didn't put on any airs at the
breeze he had raised.
Go to Buckingham & Co., Sd St market
for choice fresh, roll and New York goshen
butter, Atmores mince meat and everything
y ou want in his line you will always find
good and fresh.
The Pennsylvania railroad company wants
twenty-one new engines by the first of next
year. With this object in view the compa-
ny has put its employees at Altoona on thir-
teen hours per day.
Jos. Waite's oyster bay is to be found at
the corner of Water an Market where fresh |
oysters come every day and cove plants |
times week. Beefsteak, bread, butter and |
coffee for 30 cents. Veal outlets, mutton
chops, ham and eggs, done to order.
"My son." said tutor of doubtful NOR
ality, but severe aspect, putting his hand on
tie boys shoulder, 81 believe Satan has got |
hold of YOU"
~ believe SO, too," was the reply.
sambo, in speaking of the happiness of
married people, SAIL: "Dat ar 'pends alto
gedder how dey enjoys demselves."