Daily Republican., 1880-05-19
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Sun rises 4.4o. Sun sets 7.l2

sun rises 44U. s.Sun sets liz
Market day.
Oh for rain
Warm and dusty.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Clam chowder at Fullmer's.
This weather withers the roses.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soap.
@. S. Humphrey, the halter, 216 Market st.
Great day with the colored folks yesterday.
Nice linen and cotton lap blankets 90 cts.
Cupping and leeching at Ne. 1o3 E. Second
street.
A gentleman stopping at the Clayton House
was called by the servants "Hugh Bone"
For good, cheap homemade rag carpets 60
to Mark Wild's No. 1913 Market street.
How many relatives has the sun? 1t has
its radiance.
Roast beef, serenity Of mind, q pretty wife
and cold baths will make any man "healthy,
wealthy and wise."
Cottage suits OF every description and make
at Adair's. 2O7 Market street.
Why is o bed too short for lazy boy? Be.
cause he is always too long in 1t.
Order coal and lime Of J. W. Grifith by
telephone Office foot Of West st.
Bradiord's furnitare polish, Just the thing
for renovating furniture.
Temper In wife is much admired, but it is
hopei she will never lose it.
Try Goodnow's sugar drips, Is cts. per qt
They are hard to beat Fifth and Madison. I.
Extra golden syrup, IL cts. per qt., at trood-
noWs, 9th and Madison.
All men are not express agents, yet each
one expresses surprise.
Fresh shad every day at PowelI's Third ct.
market.
Hand made cigars, long filters, at zth and
Tatnall; also celebrated Q cent cigars.
"Sir, will make you feel the arrows of my
resentment" "Ah, mtss, why should ! fear
your arrows when you never had beau?"
Ladies do not fail to visit Mrs. Cartons
mill merry store, 2o4 King street. Prices low
as the lowest.
~ knew it was not lost, never lose any.
thing" said the careful housewife, when she
fished the baby's shoe out OF the soup tureen.
Walnut refrigerators of oil sizes, ice coolers
at different prices, ut A. W. Quigg's, Ninth
and Shipley streets.
Said lady opposed to the African race ::
"Strange 1t did not rain Monday afternoon
when there was snch cloud hanging over
the CITY,"
McCloskey, the popular halter, at Ala Mar |
ket street. has on hand full line OF the lat
ept STYLES Of straw hats. His stock is unusu.
ally large.
The Young man who wished to become an
angel Is not now particular. He has become
with the young ladies across the |
way.
8. W. Hoilingsworth, practical jeweler, con. 1
tinues to repair and make jewelry to order at
his old placs Of business, No. 3O4 Shipley Sc.
'Tis sweet as the gentle murmurings Of an /
A1olian harp to hear bride OF o tortnight's /
standing talk of the cares and trials incident
to the management 0fa family.
Notice TO the Public.-l will hali-sole and |
heel boots and shoes for $l; other mending in |
John E. Bailey, 3. W. corner Of |
Seventh and Tatnall streets.
Does an umbrella express surprise whsn 1t |
has two underH You may haze to wonder for /
some ime what this means.
A Limburger cheese factory Mt Great Bend, |
Penna. was struck by lightning ths other
night and entirely DESTROYED. Another prosf
that victory Is not always wi h the strong.
Go to Shippers, No. Ill West sth street, be-
lore buying your water coolers, refrigerators
80. You will save money. He sells cheap,
Stoves stored for the summer.
How mems tastes differ! Two men entered
o restaurant, one muFmurei shot weather."
the ether said "celd mutton"