Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
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sun rises 429. Sun sets 7 40
ChristfeId & Best.
Grab salad at Fullmer's.
Dsviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Stewed crabs at Fullmers.
Ice cold oysters at Fullmer's
For cut flowers, go to 400 King street.
Ice cream freezers and coolers, g9,. store.
Get your coffee roasted at 400 King street
T. H. Eaton's pool room, 18th and Market
New books, fruit & flower baskets. $40 store
Charms strike the sight, but merit wins tn
SOUL
Second street.
GO to l; F. Eaton's, 18th and Market SITS.
for good cigar.
Kindness is the golden chain by which 50
ciety is bound together.
The best So. cigar in the city can be fount
at East Second street.
our choice Mayhowor at W.. Kimble,s
Front and MAIDS on streets.
The Best Minnesota Flour at W. 7 Kim
ole's, Front and Madison streets.
For q good sprirg bed buy the Nationa
wire Mattress OF $. Murphey 4 Son.
AuAA y "IlbOu y COIIaT5 ana GUNS at Olrist
held q bests- 616 Market street.
A choice line of shirts, underwear and ho
slery at Chrfstield 4 Best's, t15 Market st.
Morning Star New Process at w., Kim
Dies, Front and Madison street
Fine ls X. Plain Gold Rings, at L 4
hanrs. 10 East Fourth street.
He that will not look before him will hav
70 iook behind him-with regret.
We would willingly have others perfe Ct, IN 1
yet We amend not our own faults.
Hear one stde and you will be In the dark
hear both sides, and all VIII be clear.
When IN old actress Ia painting her face T.
LOOK young she is making up for lost time.
How noiselessly the snow comes down, 70,
may see 1t, but never hear 1t. 1t is true char
ity.
Go to Samuel Murphey T. Sons for fine
chamber suits, the best assortment In tn q
city.
Why is 1t bad for a boy to be given man.
clothes! Because In such way he acquires
loose habits.
Impertinent young men should be careful
ABOUT dropping remarks. They may be picked
up by bigger men.
man in Knox Co., Me-, who wanted to
his ballot "kn0w."
a wit being asked, on the failure of a bank
Were you not up'et3 replied, mo, l only
lost my balance
Wejudge ourselves by what we feel capable
Of doing, while other Judge us by what we
have already done.
y don't like that cat. It's got splinters in
Its feet" was the excuse OF little boy fol
throwing away a kitten.
"Go TO the ant thou sluggard," /, all very
we'll, but If the sluggard will 10 to a picnic
the ant will come to him.
In China they punish the man who adul-
terates food. In this country those who buy
the food are the ones killed.
The less tenacious mans memory patur-
ally is. the more determined ought he to be
to strengthen 1t by exercise.
Go to Biake's, No. 233 Market street to
have your hats and feathers cleaned and
dyed to look like new
We have on hand a large assortment of
furniture which We are selling at low prices,
Samuel Murpne' u Son.
Sine retouched cards for 81 at Hollands 8
gallery No. 1 East Third street, between
Market and King streets.
"Always pay as you co. said an old man
to his nephew, But suppose l'v, nothing to
pay WITH" Then don't go"
Three fine retouched cabinet pictures for
$l.00, at hollands, No. 4 East Third street,
between Market and King streets.
For bargains in furniture and bedding, 10
TO l.. F. Adair's, 2O7 Market street and see
his goods and learn his prices.
''There's another lode of my mind, :" az the
seller of worthless mine said, after the
speculative purchaser had gone his way.
"Can you get people out safely In case of
tire2" Manager: Haven't had time to
think of that; getting 'em In is what interests
ne.
men whosat other times are remarkable for
presence of mind, sometimes are singu!arly
absent minded when the contribution box
zones round.
Don't you think that Miss Brown is very
weet girl?' asked Henry. "Oh, yes, very
weet,' replied Jane; "that Is to say, she is
veil preterved."
Breakfast table-father Of family, reading !:
There IS cat in cincinnati that drinks
,eer.' Daughter-slxteen. "ta, she must be
! Maltese cat.'
1t was Sydney Smith who retorted uron
ome one who had called him an every day
nan, "Well, If AM an every day man, you
ire . weak one.'
More hearts pine away in secret anguish
rom the want of kindness from those who
hould be their comfort than from any other
life.
II you want a tlrst class parlor suit made
o order for low price, 20 to W. W. Wood.
wards Sixth and Tatnall streets.
Call a girl young witch, and she Is pleas.
I'd, call an elde.ly woman an old witch, and
Ter indi snation knows no bounds.
" hen young man suffers his sweetheart
o rule him with absolute sway, can he prop.
,rly be called Il misguided being.
An old miSer, having listened to q power
fuldiscourse on charity, said, "That sermon
o strongly proves the necessity Of almsgiv-
ng that I've almost mind to beg.
A traveller in Palestine reports that only
eads stammoring man to exclaim, "Where
lave all the cedars gomez"
Mr. Smith: "Psor Mrs, Siren. They say that
he has been ordered to warmer climate
10 you think she will gos' Mrs. Brown
,rmly: mo, not while she iives.'
An undertaken adds this postscript to his
advertisement in an exchange: "Uall early |
nd secure one. of our new mahogany collins. |
hey are going of like hot cakes"
Am dose bells RI ngin' for fire? asked old
Jncle Cesar of young Tiberius. mo, uncle"
nswered young Tibe, "dey's got plenty Oh |
re already. an now the bells am ringin' fer |
1ater."
A new work on etiquette says, "Soup must
Q eaten with spoon" Persons who are in |
he habit Of eating soup with fork or carv. |
lg knife will be slow to adopt such new
lngled idea.
ayes" said Sallie, ~ think Mark Is in love /
lth me. He hasn't told me so, but when |
A oIra nj bo,, <rnn hn uto Il
lst night, Mark looked ugly, and to day he
lrew brick at Fred's y elbow cat.''
He was q young man, and when lady
ustomer asked him II the calico would wash,
ravely answered, mo, m,am; whom 1t
ct somebody else to do It,"
"Your meal is ready, sir," said the waiter
, Hayseed, just from the rural districts.
Iealr' cried Hayseed comtem ptously. "Do
er think I'm hoss? Got me some corned
eef and cabbage, you ng man."
u,t,. Ioo1 n uaptia fur.