The Morning herald., 1875-10-26
OUR MINIATURE POSTER

Go to 61S Marke street for your wall pa.
per and window shades, A. B. Jones is the
man.
A young woman in France has started a
new enterprise. She is keeping ants for the
purpose Of selling the eggs to the breeders
of pheasants, the pheasants being exceed
3ngly fond of ants eggs.
Calf boots for IS at 7O5 Market street,
Mr.. Taggart will be happy to Ct you.
A Portland man and his wife have separ-
atcd because they could not agree about
who should pay the funeral expenses of a
recently buried child.
los East Fourth street has become a
household word. Hot coffee and oysters al
ways to be found there.
What kind of girls do they raise in Nan
tuckets A letter addressed to "the prettiest
girl in town" has been offered to several OF
the fair sex, but so far all have declined to
take it. Why don't they send that letter to
Wilmigtns
Those who love music should remember
Robelen & Bro, 71O Market street. Get
your musical instruments repaired there.
A well meaning writer says "Every per-
son should wear SMILE" But smile is
rather an airy attire in Winter; and it is
for this reason, probably, that so many men
take a dczcn ''smiles" per day, and wear
them on their inside"
"Bradley," remarked lady yesterday,
"Yee, Bradley Jones, he's the man to do
your papering''
Mrs. Livermore is lecturing on "Super-
fuous Women" We never saw one who
considered herself such.
An easy shoe or boot is comfort and
blessing, and the man to furnish you COM
fort and blessing is D. MeCusker, ,216 West
Second street.
The mortality among American comic pa
pers has been terrific. IT'S said that Amer
lean punches are like American cocktails.
made but to be destroyed.
A neat fitting suit of clothes is admired
by all, those who wish to be admired should
at once call on Mr.. Buxbaum. He would
be happy to. ..see you at Third and Market
streets.
The on0 President who ever went out of
office with cabinet as originally appointed
was Franklin Pierce.
If you want to get the worth of your
money 20 to c. McCaulley, corner Fourth
and Jefferson, for your groceries.
Mr. Van Duzee is not singer, but he can
furnish an article that is a Singer. Just
call at 6l5 Market St.
Nine. Van Zan1t's little daughter who is
being trained for the the operate stage,
sings a. wei las her mother,
Finnessey, at 22l Market street has the
largest assortment of children's shoes we
ever saw. Give him a call before going
elsewhere.
1t is true saying, even though it was
made by Cockney, that an actress must
have large 'eart in order to become real
ly great h'artist.
Finest styles Of paper hansing<. and prac
tical workmen at A. B. Jones' 6lS Market
street.
Chickens are changing hands rapidly
hearabouts-more particularly at night.
No man can prophesy, when at supper he
disposes of tho remains of the potpie.
weather at daybreak he will be the posses
sor Of anything that crows or rclucks, where
withal to make try.
'For whom do you sell oysters" boy
was asked yesterday" "Ainscow," was
the reply, "Thcn I'll take quart"
The pleasant air and sunshine of yesterday
brought out flowers and butterflies. The
flowers were glad to see the sunshine and
the butterflies t1uttered about as though they
were glad to tee the flowers.
Springer, at No. Vast Fourth street. has
the finest oysters, either stewcd, fried or
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