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THE PROGRAMME.
NewCarpetStore
THE GRAMME is now circulated
in
both theatres and in the reading rooms of
the hotels, the principal hotels, business houses,
and other prominent places, This secures to
A FULL STOCK OE
the advertiser a larger circulation during the
Carpets, Mattings,
course of the week that can be obtained by any
Oil Cloths, Druggets,
other medium. The audiences at the theatres
Lambrequins, Rugs,
are composed almost entirely each evening of
Mats. & &C.
the week of different persons--those going on
Many of OUR LARPET PATTERNS are Specially
our Own and
one evening seldom going again the same eve
Cannot be Duplicated in the City.
ning. Twenty-five thousand per weeki a low
SINGLETO & HOEKE,
estimate of the average circulation.
801 Market Space, corner of Eighth Street.
Random Notes.
D.P. HERRICK & Co.,
The road to matrim ny is a bridal path.
The seat of pain-where the pin points.
The tighter a telephone wire is the louder it
sings. So with the average man on the lark.
43 New Street New York.
The only cure for love, is to borrow a lead
pencil, write your will, and break your neck.
Authorized Brokers for the issue and sale of
What is home without children ? - Yonker
Stock Privileges of all A 1 New York
Gazette. It's an awful lonesome place for S
operators. Rates on application.
molasses jug.
Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on maigin or for cash.
A volcano with a five foot crater has shot up
in Wyoming. We knew something would
Highest Washington B ferences Furnished. The
come of this thing of allowing women to vote.
A. GAEGLER,
Sometimes when a man goes home at two
o'clock in the morning he wishes that he were
309 SEVENTH STREET, N.W. Bet. N and St
a burgla SO that he could get into the house
CHEAP FOR CASH,
easily.
GROCERIES, FLOUR, &C
Eiseman Bros. Clothiers and Tailors, Cor.
7th and E street. Opening of Spring Goods.
TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES.
"John, we won't have potatos enough for
Pembroke Whiskey.
dinner, with SO much company what shall we
do?"
"Tell them we've lost our potato
masher, and the girl had to jump on them.
They won't ask for any," said John.
"Love laughs at locksmiths," and yet there
isn't anything funny about a locksmith. And
there isn't anything funny about love either.
At least Smythekins says so, and he has been
there a number of times.
Strange things h ppen Southern in Colorado
A tourist, by simply throwing one stone down
the mountain-side, made a snow-slide, a cow-
slip and a butterfly fly. All of which SO amazed
him, that he started off on a run, making his
coat flap flap.
Here is a first-rate conundrum. We have
forgotten the question; in fact we have never
been able to think of the question. But the
answer is "Because of the Rates of Peen's
"JOHN'S'
Aunts." It is something about Quaker pastry
of course. All you have to do spring it on
RESTAURANT
your friends is just to fix up the question. We
fairly roared with laughter when we first
COR.71 DSTs
thought of that answer.
They are having a warm time just now in
PEMBROKE WHISKEY
Kansas Sunday-schools, and the question under
discussion is, whether the boy who has fairly
N. WHITE & CO.,
won the prize Bible by learning three thousand
eight hundred and sixty-seven verses in three
ORFOLK OYSTER DEPOT,
months, can be rule off the track for putting
furniture tacks and a wad of shoemaker's wax
on the superintendent's chair.
No. 621 B STREET, IV W.
WHOLESALE (and RETAIL. All choice
An Oil City Irishman. having signed the
arieties of Oysters constantly, on hand. Ciams,
pledge, was charged soon afterward with hay-
rabs and Terrapin received daily, Hotels and
ing drank. "Twas me absent-mindedness,"
amilies promptly supplied. Orders by tele-
none or postal card punctually attended to.
said Pat, "and a habi I have of talkin' to
PRICES LOW PRICES LOW TOR
meself. sed to meself, sez I, 'Pat coom in an'
have a drink.' 'No, ser," sez I. 'then I'll drink
B. WEISMAN & CO.,
alone,' sez I to meself. 'An' I'll wait for ye
STALL No. 41 CITIZENS' MARKET,
outside," sez I. An' whin mesilf cum out,
DE ISLAND, AVE., 8th and 9th STREETS,
faith an' he was drunk."
-DEALERS IN-
"Woodworker," an Indian chief says he
BEEF, VEAL & MUTTON,
has never seen a gray-haired Indian in his
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
life, and he had seen some over ninety years
Always a Fresh Assortment. Entire satis-
old, It is because the Indian has no trouble,
tion guranteed, Give us a call.
no worriment or anything that way. His wife
chops all the wood, builds the fires, goes to
rom a Boston Declining Manufacturer
the market at daylight, stone tramps out of
the front yard and blacks his boots. And he
500 CASES
is not tormented by tax collectors, gas bills and
lightning-roo peddlers. Let an Indianstart
a
ROOTS and STATE
twenty-four column daily
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