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THE PROGRAMME.
CANDLES.
Brevities.
PURE BEESWAX CANDLES
FOR CHURCH PURPOSES.
A cold snap-an icy answer.
To the poor all thanks are poor
GEORGE E. KENNEDY & SON
Coming off soon-a collar button.
I209 F STREET, N. W.
Although it is leap year, don't 'lope.
Blondes are the most successful lobbyists.
FRANK HUME,
Indians are not SO red as they are painted.
Wholesale Grocer and Liquor Dealer,
There is a new color-a lovely violet hue.
It takes a loud baby to wake up a sleeping
454 Pa. Ave. bet. 4 1/2 and 6th Street.
car.
There is an old saying that "leap year is fruit
Special attention paid to orders, and goods packed
year."
and delivered FREE of charge.
Millions for potatoes, but not 'one cent for
Parnell.
NewCarpetStore.
Our most truly 'steamed cotemporary-the
oyster.
JUST
The general appearance of a tipsy man is
dizzy-pated.
A FULL STOCK OE
Carpets, Mattings,
Musicians are judged by the accompany-
ment they keep.
Oil Cloths, Druggets,
Of seventy-six United States Senators, fifty-
Lambrequins, Rugs,
nine are lawyers.
Mats. &c., &c.
A new novel is entitled "Moths." The se-
Many of OUR LARPET PATTERNS are Specially
quel will probably be "Camphor."
our Own and
Mrs. Garfield, wife of the new Senator, has a
Cannot be Duplicated in the City.
classical education.
SINGLETON & HOEKE,
Widow Van Cott is having great success in
801 Market Space, corner of Eighth Street.
revival meetings at Philadelphia.
One of the Apache chiefs will go down in
D.P. HERRICK & Co.,
profane history as "I-don't-care-a-dam."
No need of inventing buttonless skirts.
They're that way now. Get a rope and tie them
STOCK
BROKERS
on.
Many New York belles are wearing camels
43 New Street, New York.
hair shawls in a scarf-like way.
0:0-
Mr. George W. Childs has a great mania for
clocks. He has ten in his office and thirty in
Authorized Brokers for the issue and sale of
his house.
Stock Privileges of all A 1 New York
operators. Rates on application.
The champion modest girl of the season has
Stocks and Bonds bought and
been found in Rochester. She calls it the Limb
islature.
sold on margin or for cash.
One of the Utes is SO noted for coveting
Highest Washington References Furnished.
everything he sees that he is known at the
agency as Hanker-Chief.
A. GAEGLER,
A child being asked what were the three
I309 SEVENTHSTREET, N. W. Bet. N and St
great feasts of the Jews, replied : "Breakfast
dinner and supper."
CHEAP FOR CASH,
Wheatley Bros., 7th and R. I. Avenue, fur-
GROCERIES, FLOUR, &C
nishes all kinds of lumber, doors, sash, blinds,
PURE WAX CANDLES for Church Purposes,
&c., at the lowest prices.
Altoona, Pa., boasts of a cucumber four and
a half feet long. If Pennsylvania cannot make
Pembroke Whiskey.
the laws of the nation, it can at least make its
stomach ache.
Mr. Webb Hayes is collecting historical data
relating to the battle of Fort Stephenson, which
took place on the 2nd of August, 1813, on the
site of Fremont, the President's home.
Great closing out sale of winter stock of boots
and shoes at Wm. Hahn's, 716 7th street and
1933 Penna. avenue.
Two ladies are discussing a third, who is, of
course, absent. "She is really charming," says
one, "and, above all, she has such an air of in-
telligence.' "Yes," answers the other, "but,
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