Mr.Toomer tells us that the other ilsy^when he passed this spot with bis wife, he^got out and tried his marksmanship with^brickbat*, and, wbile a pretty accurate^thrower, be met with no success^that he^had as well try to knock down a sunbeam^with a rock. Mr. Toome further stated^that he had been passing this pitcher for^years, and always fouud it in the same^place on the post. Before reaching it be^would firmly make up hi* mind to remove^'.be vessel, but when he approached it he^experienced tbe same repugnance to touch^ing it as any uncanny object. The old^well from which the dead girl was draw ing^wa er ha* long been filled up, and no signs^of it remain. Mr. Toomer is an entirely^reliable gentleman.
DressMaking Parlor.^Mrs. W. B. Sperling wishes to inform^her patrons and other* that *h^ has re^moved her Dress Making Parlors to the^^(irandon Block^ corner 6Ui ave. and War-^ren street, where she will la^ pleased to re^^ceive them in the future.
ThePoet'* Thoug-hu
SaturdayHerald: Penelope^Abi Mr^Villanelle, you poets are too careless, you^have no thought of tbe morrow.
PoetHave no thought of the morrow^Grr^at heavens' my board-bill is due to^u rrow. It my thoughts of the morrow^were worth money I would be rich.
Carload of hot air furnaces just received.^Put in and warranted to beat vocr house.^VtStcrrock A Bkow .v's.
Commendable.
Alielalmsnot consistent with the high^haracter of Sytup of Fig* are purposely^ivoided by the California Fig Syrup com^^pany, it acts gentJ, on the kidney, I.ver^vnd bowels, cleansing the system effnet-^lally, but it is not a cure-all and make*, no^pretensions that every bottle will not cutv-^star.tjate.
