Daily Republican., 1881-04-27
RREVEVIES.

Sun rises at 5.O3..........Sun sets 6.5i.
Nice all gilt photograph frames for 80 cent
Parker, cuppng and leeching, lO3 E. I'd St
The place for fine, American gold watches
is lj f.. Fourth street.
Awnings of superior quality, at the lowest
market rates, at John Willies, 404 Market st.
For good pair of crystal spectacles call on
Prof. Charles ltalie, private residence 227
Market street.
Fine ice cream at Harry Gotwal's parlOrs,
Sl2 Market street, also foreign and domestic
fruits.
Dr. Bates small poX vaccinatinG a speciality.
ParlOr and Office, 6US Market street. COnsulta-
ton free
The place to buy your rcfrigcratOrs at rock
bottom prices, Milton Shippers, III W Eighth
street.
The cheapest place in the city to buy furni-
ture and bedding is at W. W. WOodward's :,
5. T.. corner Sixth and Tatnall streets.
Ifyou want fine looking glasses and picture
frames made to order 20 to Harry Yerger,
4O5 Shipley street. Fine gold frames made to
order and satisfaction guaranteed.
| Great reduction in flour We havcOn hand
q good patent -four which we will sell very
| low. We know it cannot be beat for the
money, call and see. X. II. Mccartney, No. Z
| W. Tenth street.
A leading broker, being asked the other
day how his child was, answered almost in
tears; Very ill-wOuld not give two per cent.
for his life"
New Workers pay higher salaries to clergy
men than does any Othercity. But thenit's u
heap more work to save II New Yorker than
any other man.
A western paper says that a man the
mOrnin. after he has been drunk with wine
feels as though he had the rheumatism n
every hair Of his head.
Mrs. Jones says: Il b'lieve I've got the
tendcrest hearted boys in the world l can't
tell one of em to fetch pail of water but
what he'll burst out cryin.'
southern paper tells Of a man who fell
over precipice, and remarks: THE fall was
about fifty feet, and the poor man, who was
going home that way, died instantly
Next year they are going to have steamers
that will cross the Atlantic in six days. This
is three days for seas ickneSS, two for re-
covery. and the other one for watching for
land.
A contemporary threatens to make some
folks see themselves by holding up u glass to
their faces, and some folks retort by guessing
that he has held up too many glasses to his
own face"
Servant: And please, IN when | am out
may call and tell the piano tuner to come
tomorrow? For | notice when you plays
the instrument seems to want tuning very
badly"
"Now, my little boys and girls" said
teacher, Il want you to be very still-So still
that YOU can hear pin drop" In minute all
was silent, when u little boy shrieked out
Let it Drop
"When is II man not man ." asked Jones
Or course he expected everybody to give itup,
4 thn, ln tyn i II np IN "a "a a
shaving" But they didn't give 1t up not n
bit.
Are you the Oldest settler in this far West
ern locality" asked II traveller of sun
Drowned son of toll on the Pacific slope. mo,
sir" was the reply, 1.-THE sun is the oldest set
tier IN the Vest
"My son." said doting mother to her
eight year-Old, what pleasure do you feel
like giving up during the approaching lenton
seasOn?n "Wcll, ma, | guess I'll stay away
from schsol," was the reply.
Customer: Your oysters amt got much
flavor in them" Oyster man: 'Ain't got
much flavor i'll them, eh? Jist you wait till you
get bad 'un-there."
A pretty box for postage stamps is made of
pastehoard, covered with gray leather, and
lined with white paper. 1t is divided into two
The leather on the front is
embroidered in satin and knotted stitch and
IN point huSse, Inc cover Is OF glass, bound
with gray leather.
The new cloaks for evening eclipse in rich
ness those introduced in the autumn. They
are longer, covering the entire figure, in
Mother Hubbard style, and are almost COW
cred with embroidery and lace. The Chinese
cloaks of white silk wrought with colors are
the most elaborate. Sometimes the entire
sleeves and collars are made Of white ostrich
feathers.