Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-15
PASTIME AND BUSINESS.

PAS ] lMt ANU bUSlNtSo. Curls of blue aroma sweet A casting down of eyes that meet ., A soft voice says, George, throw it down, " "I can't my love, 1t came from Brown J. R.-the man who keeps the pure Havana leaf of Cuban cure" "Give me a puff then, George" she said, As on his breast she laid her head.
 Weary Walkers solution of the money question is that man is neither petter off without a gold dollar than a silver dollar nor without silver dollar than gold dollar; therefore the coinage or neither metal has anything to do with the laboring classes.
 A specimen of the America" bicycle is on display in Mims B. Stones W1ndoW on First avenue. It has merits over any wheel manufactured, and any one con templating the purchase of. a bicycle will do well to call on or address l.. w. Kenney, agent, 2117 Morris avenue.
 
 Car load of horses and mules for sale cheap at Fies & Sons livery stable. A local cynic complains that on cold winter morning ice always freezes With the slippery side up.
 Welded bliss will soon be disturbed by bills for Easter sleeves
 For the races-Most stylish turnouts in the city at Fies & Sons livery stable There is a man in Birmingham so su- perstitious that he considers it unlucky to be run over by an electric car
 In purchasing a bicycle remember that he A iG ri whose weight Is 502 ponds, the heaviest living rider. He rides 24-pound "Emef- ica." It has the Truss frame. l.. w.. Kerney, agent, 2117 Morris avenue.
 Burglars usually lift everything from a home except the mortgage.
 For the races.-Most stylish turnouts in the city at Fes & Sons Livery stable. It is said that there is bank in New York city that has been doing business for forty years, and through all these de- pressions has never closed it's doors. What an opportunity for burglars
 Carload of horses and mules for sale cheap at Fies & Sons Livery stable.
 There are many men in Birmingham living in mortal fear that by the use of Cathode rays the scientist will be able to tell the thoughts of the human mind. How would you like to be photographed in that region at an unconscious mo- ment?
 The America" bicycle is beginning to attract attention from Birmingham rid CTS It is one of the most scientifically constructed wheels on the market For particulars call on or address l.. w. Ker ney, agent, 2117 Morris avenue.
 The comet has come and gone, and probably there are some who are better for it, since they have lived for a week in fear and trembling.
 A big lot of chenille portiers and ta- ble covers will be on sale Monday at prices which will surprise bargain hunt CTS at Garry's fire sale, 1912 Second ave- nue.
 Hercules carriages are becoming pop ular in Birmingham, caused mostly by the horse becoming frightened.
 Special for Monday 5000 yards of Ven dom dress goods at 2&c at Garry's fire sale, 1912 Second avenue.
 An amateur artist has termed his ef- forts dialect pictures.'
 ElRnty-nlne nanuSOme 1amaSnaO taS will he on sale Monday at 15 cents each at Garry's fire sale, 1912 Second avenue.
 
 "Did you fall down?' asked sympa- thetic pedestrian of a stout girl Friday morning who had just slipped and fallen on the icy pavement.
 Sir" retorted the girl from her lowly position, 'is there anything about me that would lead you to suspect that would prove an exception to the long es- tablished law of gravity?"
 
 Three hundred and three ladies' corsets in white. drab and black, Monday at 39 cents each at Garry's fire sale, 1912 Sec ond avenue.
 A point of especial merit in the Amer ica" bicycle is the improved Truss" frame, and when once examined by an experienced rider he will have no other. l.. w. Kerney, agent, PLY Morris avenue.
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