Daily Republican., 1881-06-01
BREVITIES.

sun rises at 4.2S S......... sun sets 72S.
Little neck CLANS at FullmerS.
Fullmers celebrated clam soup.
Fullmer's celebrated Turtle soup.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Water coolers for 99c and $l.98.
Parker, cupping and leecbing 1O3 E. I'd st
Great bargains in -four at W. S. Towns end g
Sixth and Tatnall streets.
Refrigerators and ice coolers ut a low figure
A. W. Quigg, 9th and Shipley streets.
Awnings of superior quality, at the lowest
market rates, at John Willie's, 404 Market st
We now have the best brands of -four in
market, Mccartney, No. West 10th street.
Go to Adairs, 2l7 Market street, and see
the automatic folding led.
Buy your ice of J. G. Morrow, No 1880 King
street.
Great bargains in t1ourat w. S. Townsend's 5,
Sixth and Tatnall streets.
Better than ever those Bell Haven salt oys-
ters at Moody's, 10 Market street.
Families can be supplied with the best
flour at Townsend's, 9th and Tatnall streets
We guarantee that we keep the best flour
in the city, Mccartney, No. = w 10th street.
Bird cages of the finest quality, Just arrived
at Parry's, No. S27 Market street.
Fancy shelf paper all colOrs, at the lowest
rates. by the gross or dozen also first class
sewing machine for sale cheap ut ll29 West
| It'll street.
| Ice cream freezers and ice coolers, which we
are selling at a low figure 234 King street,
next door to the REPUBLICAN office.
Coal is not likely to be any lower; am
ready to ill orders for next winter promptly
Ezra Fell 622 West Front street.
Go to Armstrong Front and Madison where
YOU will find the best brands of Minnesota
and other choice ilOurs.
For good pair of crystal spectacles call on
Prof. Charles ltalie, private residence 27
Market street.
In some churches the seats on the right are
devoted exclusively to the ladies, and those
on the left to the gentleman. The latter is
called the Aisle of Man.
Mrs. Brown, do wish you would try to
bring David out a little. He's so bashful
that | really think if he caught the measles
they wouldn't come out.
"My friend has reverence for the truth, y
said baronet to gentleman. 80 per.
ceive, was the reply, ''for he always Keeps a
respectable distance from it"
"Our chairman" said as.man who had just
got home from public meeting that had end
ed in a general row, "our chairman tried to
pour oil on the troubled waters, but 1t all
ended in turmoil"
Some of the residents of Bayswater have
been discussing the true meaning OF social
and political economy, and 1t is said they
have come to the following conclusions:
HSocial economy Is the art of living stylishly
off of other people. Political economy Is the
art of always keeping on the right side OF the
party in power
The new American compound called oleo-
is said to far surpass bntterine,
and TO be an excellent substitute for butter at
less than half the price. Our dairyman
keeps savage goat In the back yard, so as
to be able to swear he has always real good
"butter' on the premises.
The much respected commanding officer Of
n local rifle volunteer corps felt compliment
ed when he was told that he had a heart OF
oak but when the simile was carried further
md he was assured that his head was Of the
,ame material, somehow or other he didn't
EEL complinented, but was under the i'm
preston that he had been called wooden
headed.
A PkRvERsE-Ry RHYME
Sing song Of Census
And q pack of lies,
Four and-twenty million
Fraudulent replies.
When the pile was opered,
Bridges gan to sing
"Isn't there o lot Of girls
Young as anything"