Daily Republican., 1882-06-07
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Sun rises 4.29.
sun sots 7.4S.

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Sun rises 429. sun sots rs.
Chrstfield & Best
Grab salad at Fullmer's.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Slowed crabs ut FuIlmer's.
Ice cold oysters at Fullmer's
For cut flowers, 20 to 4O9 King street
Best doll coaches Tor 99c, ever had.
Get your coffee roasted at 400 King street
T. II. Eaton's pool room, 10Th and Market.
Parker, cupping and loechiug. No. lQ3 East
Second street.
Go to 1. +. Eaton's, 18th and Market cts.
for a good cigar.
Our choice Maytowsr at W. J. Rimble's,
Front and Maids on Streets
Tbs Best Minnesota Flour at W. !. Kim.
Dies, Front and Madison streets.
The blacksmiths have strickland they did
IL hhiie the iron was hot, t,o.
For " good sprir bed buy the National
wire Mattress Of s. Murphey n Son
Morning sta New Process at W. j Kim
Dle's, front and Madison street
Fine 10 K. Plain Gold Kings, at,E +.
dan1 g.. 10 East Fourth street.
60 to Samuel Murphey "a Sons tor fine
chamber suits, the best assortment in tho
city.
The question as to who shall be speaker OF
| the house has to bo settled after every mar
riaxe.
90 to B,ake's, No. 233 Market street, to
have your hats and feathers cleaned and
dyed to lcOk like new
To b:,y uon1 ,haa, ,rnd,,oa am
& Co., lo3 East Fourth street, dealers in eggs
and all Kinds of produce.
We have on hand u large assortment of
| furn ture which We are selling at low prices
Samuel Murpne, d son.
"Gy wife" remarked Fitznoodle, ais fairly
Graz over the fashions. She's got the de-
lirum triu mins "
s fine retouched cards for 81 az Hollands
gallery, No. East Third street, between
Market and King streets.
| If Bob In, ersoll was ever about home dur
ing hou e.cleaning time, he would change
his views IN certain direction.
| Three hne rstouched cabinet pictures for
SlO0, at hollands, No. 4 East Inird street,
between Market and King streets.
| For bargains in furniture aud bedding, &c
10 l.. +. Adalr's, 2O7 Market street and see
| his goods and learn his Dricos.
Il came off with flying colors,r US the
painter said when he fell from the ladder
with palette Ger his thumb.
Hyop want 4 drst class parlor suit mad.
to order for low prico, 20 to W, W. Wood.
| wards sixth and 1atnall streets.
| Remember the place to get your straw hats
is at q. ,. Humpnley & Bro, 3O2 Market 81.
Gents furnishing goods in large varieties.
non't forget the Union NJ. l.. Sunday
| School excursion to Andalusin, on the steam
er ihomas Clyte, on Thursday June 18th.
To beautify the cake we frost its top, but
when Father lime frosts our human top, VIC
| do not consider 1t in that light, but hasten to
cover up its work.
Buffalo Bill has made nearly $lO0,0O0 this
| season. A broad biimmed hat, long hair and
| fancy top boots pay rs well as brains in some
/ Professions
IT is not considered good to ask a young
gentleman with feb Ilbbon if he is aware
| hat the end of his suspender is hanging be-
| low his vest.
Mai or Merrick Is sue MerrckustOmer
| that he can bring down the house with sin
gle tap Of his wooden leg. He ought to be q
| powerful stump speaker.
"Ihe health Of Washlngtonn exclaimed
old Mrs. rinaphor, reading big head line
in the newspaper. why, thought Eash-
| lnSton was dead
| The SILK stocking and gilt.edged gontle-
men who rallied around Mr.. Mitchell on
" edne sdsy, at horticultural hall, were the
true Haughty culturists.
"See, maLama !" exclaimed little one. IS
puss, with aIching spine and elevated rud-
der, strutted around the table see, Kitty 8
eaten 50 much she can't hut her tail down"
! "You are as full Of airs as music box" is
what young man said to girl who refused
to let him see her home. THAT may be-
was the reply, "but don't go with d ciank."
Soon the cock within the area'n
| Charm the cop with tender grace,
| While her mistress growls maIarlal
| AT the summer watcrinu-place.
The " Maverly fire department only require
the slightest provocation in the world to get
out the engine. The other night they started
out pell- aell to eXtinxuish the aurora bore
| ais.
| a mysterious looking individual was ar
rested the other day in HoboRen, but after
an examination, he proved that he was not
implicated in the assault on the late W. Pat
tersOn.
The author of the song, "See that my Grave
| Is k. ut preen." Is in Jail at Indianapolis. He
! is now engaged on companion piece, en-
titled "See that my Cell is Kept White.
washed"
Amedical Journal devotes a whole column
| in explaining what caused cold perspirati IN.
| ANY one who has gone up a dark alley and
stepped on dog would bo wasting valuable
time In reading it,
John q. bryant will call ulOn parties liv-
ing In any section Of the city, ana will ex-
hibit samples of Bibles and Albums, upon
receipt OF postal sent to Pennsylvania House,
Front and King streets.
The "tender leaves Of hope are those
taken when she hopes he will come again.
| OK tails are quoted in the New York mar
ket at Only u dollar dozen, and here it Is
within two weeks o. hy-time.
| -Esthetic wife (sobbing)-"Dearest III see
| thai your grave is Aept green-but not one OF
those horrid br. ght green's a nice oive gray
| green, with an old br0nzed tombstone will
lOoE too awfully lovely for anything"
| "Well, my dear, are y)u getting on nicely
| with YOUR music? "Uh, yes, mamma; last
month when played four.hand pieces with
my te acher, always was couple OF bars be-
hind. Now l am always at least three
| ahead
| Western editor once arolog'zed to his
readers somewhat after his fashion ave
intended 10 have death and marriage to
publish this week, but violent storm pre-
vented the wedding, and tho doctor being
taken sick himself, the patient recovered,
and wo are accordingly cheated out of both" "
In u recent breach Of promise case wherein
the plaintiff recovered $500 damages, she
| testIf ed that the defendant had frequently
| told her that she was little dear. Most pe0-
pie will be inclined to agree with the young
man $500 for girl is more than little
dear. 1t is sinfully extravagant.'
| Our replendent
| Contemporary, the Independent,
| Is charming
When it treats Of farming
| trcoOs, like Aphrodte's pigeon.
| OF religion.
Georgia claims genuine bluebeard In
man lCO years old, who has had seven wives
and has Killed them all. A Southern paper
calmly ad DIS that ''he has not yet been appre
hended, but the officers are tracking him
through the mountains. The spectacle Of this
pilubie r.probato Of 100 years skipping
trough the IL nountains and de1terously elud-