Daily Republican., 1882-05-29
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Sun rises 4.32. Sun sets7.a
Christfield II Best.
un sets 7.2.

Christfeld Il Best.
Grab salad at Fulmers.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Stewed crabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold oysters at Fullmer's.
For cut flowers, 90 to 400 King street.
More beautiful chrOmos, cheap 99c. store.
Best kind Of coffee and tea pots, 9cc, store
Get your coffee roasted at 400 King street
| i. ii. Eaton's pool room, 18th and Market
farker cuppin9 and leechiIg, No. lO3 Eas
Second street.
10 to L. +. Eaton's, 18th and Market. sts.
for good cigar.
window and door screens made to order b,
Yerger, 4O5 Shipley street.
Sitting down on a hornets nest is stimulat
| ing, but not n0urShirg.
Our choice Maytower at W.. Kimble's
Front and Maids IN streets.
! Somebody advertIses for IN ,chlne girl. Ii
sne better than hand maid?
When young man wants to prot .ct lad
ne naturally pnts his arm around her.
If you want a fine cream caronel, go 10 the
oaromel Depot, III Market street.
The Best Minnesota Flour at W. /. Kim
bleS, Front and Madison Streets
Morniog sta New Process at W. Kim
bles, Front and Madison street
Fins "a K. Pain Gold hiass. at L r.
Hanf s.l6 East Fourth street.
Paradox1cal. but true. The moro the girls
are piuned back the more forward they seem
douglas Jerrold said savagely: Truth IL
ike gold, people manage to make little of
it no IA long way"
H. takes ssveral scruples to make dram,
and yet there are men who can take dram
with )ut scruple.
Sine retouched cards for 81 at Hollands
gallery, NO. East Third street, between
Market and King Streets.
For Dargains in furniture and bodding, 20
to l., +. Adair's, 207 Market street and soc
his goods and learn hiS prices.
hyou wsnt frst class parlor spit made
to order for low price, 20 to W. w. Wood.
wards Sixth and Tatnall sfrao;s.
fo to Blake's, No. 233 Market street. to
have your hats and feathers cleaned and
dyed to look like new
Three fine retouched cabinet pictures for
Sl.O0. a; hollands, No. East Third street,
between Market and King streets.
What Is the difference between Iaudanum
and Abraham OF 0ld2 { ne Is the iuice of the
poppy ana the other the poppy OF the Jews,
Nv fdnb sudll NeuI W CnuICu
and the minister repeatedly said in his
praper "Grant us, o Lord He rel orted a t
homo that the minister ''came out strong fer
Grant,
John q. Bryant will call upou parties liv-
ing in any section Of the city, AMI will eX-
hbit samples Of Bioles and Albums. upon
receipt of postal sent to Pennsylvania HOuse,
Front and King streets.
A little girl, who had been to children's
pirty, being asked by her mother on return
ing how she enjoyed herself, answered, '1'm
full of happiness; couldn't be happier un.
less were TO grow"
So sad-A pretty girl in Sweden turned up
hsr nose at her poor bat deserving lover and
it Iroze in that position. Now she doesn't
know whether to retire from the world or hire
out to stand In somebody's hall as hatrack.
A full line of straw hats now open at the
furnishing store Of Il. s. Humphrey II Bro,
3 Ma'het street. Their assortment cannot
be surpassed. A large stock of cellars and
Guns, neckwear, etc. Gall and be convinced
that their goods are marked down low.
Lucy A. johnson, of Machtas, Me-. speaks
for herself: "As lor my husband posting me
and saying left his bed and board, 1t Is a
mistake, as l slept on my own bed and
earned my own board. and, thank the Lord
Pm glad got rid Of him."
1t takes Vermont sheriff for shrewdness.
When an officer found that a horse thief, who
had been a hired man, was lurking in wooC
lot, he didn't 20 and chase through the
woods TO capturd him; he Just blew dinner
horn, and the thief at once came In on run
and was arrested.
In wooden goods nothing new appears,
ays q fashion note. 1tis shows Just how
much dependence can be placed on fashion
writers. A bright, new, gray patch appeared
on Jimmy 1uf boys blue trousers the other
morning, and 1t came near upsetting the
gravity OF a whole Sunday school
LeadviIle etiquette Out in LeadviH
when one is introduced to stranger, the po-
lite thing is to ask, what was ysur name
before you came here?" The next question
according to the rules of etiq q4ette, is "How
did you manage to escipe?"
If l were railroad brakeman,
I'd holler the stations so plain
That man who was going to Texas
wouldn't go clcar through to Maine
I'd open the door of the Sc oking car
And I'd give such mighty roar
That the passengers lack In the sleeper
Would all fall out on the iOOr.
But couldn't afford tenor voice,
In the sweet, soft tones Of 4EJlian harus
For eleven dollars q week.